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And man, have we got a this is this is like what an incredible week this is. Uh we got an incredible show for you tonight. I got an even more incredible show for you tomorrow night. I would even say that I would say both shows are equally incredible for different reasons. And uh Thursday night, I will have worked so hard on these next two shows that I will need to rest and watch my team get throttled by the Philadelphia Eagles. Because if you're a Giant fan, you do not look forward to the fall. You look forward to the hope of the fall knowing that every Sunday afternoon, you're going to be depressed. But don't worry about that because on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, tonight and tomorrow night, we're going to have a lot of fun on a Steve Treval show. Coming up tonight, Reverend Bob Levy, the very funny Reverend Bob Levy. You know him from the Howard Stern show. He's going to be at TIFF. He's going to be at the Comedy Dojo with Eric Pototts, our own Eric Pototts. And uh and his son Dominic uh became a rock star, right? You don't want to follow in your footsteps, father's footsteps in comedy, you become a rock star. I don't know if he did or didn't, but he still became a rock star. Fat Mez is the band, and they play all over Atlantic City. They played the MMB. They are faking amazing, and they're coming in tonight. They're going to play for you. Uh we'll play some of their music as well. Uh you know uh live in the studio and tomorrow is John Lennin's would have been John Lennin's 85th birthday. My son is named Lennon. You know how I feel about John Lennon. And um tomorrow night in studio from 8il 9 live and in Pryson will be May Pang. Who is May Pang? May Pang was John Lennin's lover. John Lennin's um lost weekend for 18 months when he and Yoko separated and Yoko sent May Pang to watch over John. She watched over John, she watched under John, she watched all over John. And during that time, Lennin, you could make the argument, was most productive because he did two albums and uh reconnected with all his friends, reconnected with his son. Books have been written about it, mostly by May Pang, and also movies been made about The Lost Weekend. And May will be in studio uh to answer all your John Lennin questions. We'll talk Lennin, we'll talk the Beatles, she will be here live tomorrow night uh from 8 till 9. And of course, we got Trevia, Music, Movies, Television, New Jersey. That comes up tomorrow night at 10:00. The boys will be back in town. Uh Jeff Paul, Gemini, Chris Johnston. So, a lot going on. But this hour, I want to start off. I was going to go heavy and I was say, you know, I having too much fun to go heavy. This is this is like a thing in my house and I want to know how you feel about it. I I don't ask for much, you know. I I I work hard. I provide I provide a home. I provide food. And I ask for one thing from my sons and my wife. Can you please clean your room and make your bed? You would think that I am putting demands that are just unseen. And this goes on. This has been going on. My my son, my one son's living in Rowan now. Albert is here. And I get up in the morning and I look in the room and if I see the bed made, I feel good. And if I see the bed not made, I get I get the odd and I get edgy. And this is just, you know, I I believe that if I I if I'm organized, if my room is clean, um, you know, my bed is made. It's the first step in organization, you know, for me to work, I need my workspace clean. I hate clutter. I hate stuff piled on. So, my wife to help me out piles everything on. These are the things you should see. These are things you should do. And I go over to my law and I start, you know, I'm working. But I want to know like 1 800283101.5. Do you clean your room? Do your children clean their room? Do you make them clean their room? Do you make your bed? Do your children make their bed? Do you make them make their bed? Now, I remember talking to Dina Blizzard about this once and she was talking about how she needs to be organized. She needs everything organized before she can work. And Dana just wrote a book. So, uh, which I'll tell you about. I'm not in it, but Dennis is, but we'll talk about that. But anyway, I just it drives me crazy and I'm thinking like, am I the only one? Am I the only one who's nuts here? And then I started, you know, researching it. And Julian Peterson, a Canadian psychologist, goes on the Joe Rogan show and he talks about just how important it is to clean your room. Well, my sense is that if you want to change the world, you start from yourself and work outward because you build your competence that way. It's like, I don't know how you can go out and protest the structure of the entire economic system if you can't keep your room organized. Think about that. How can you protest the structure of the organizational system if you can't clean your room? It's a base. It's a solid footing. You feel like you've accomplished something. You feel like you've got a fresh start, not like you're you're battling back from the mess. Rich is in Seerville now. Rich cleans his room, right? Or you have to clean your room. Yeah, my wife has OCD, so if I want dinner or anything else in the house done, I I got to do it. And it it's crazy. I mean, I put my work shoes right by the stairs where I put my socks, my shoes on in the morning, right? In the morning, right? They're in the closet. No reason. It's just me and my wife. I I I mean, now I got to go digging in the closet to find out where she put them. Oh my god. The closet in my house. My wife thinks my closet and my cars are nothing but storage sheds. Oh yeah. I mean I I mean my wife she clears her closet out like twice a week because of her condition. She's I I mean I I don't understand it. I I mean you know color coordination forget about it. Purple top, purple sneakers got to be Yeah. But so so she clean so you basically you're Oscar, you mess the room and your wife Felix cleans everything you mess up. Yeah, but then I got to hear about it. I mean, I'll eat dinner. I'll go upstairs, watch TV. I bring the plate down around 11:30, go to bed, right? I put it in the sink. It's just me and my wife. It's not like I got company coming at 11:30 at night, right? I'll do it. I wake up at 4 in the morning. I figure I'll do it then, you know, right before I go to work. She gets up before me and she wakes me up at like 3:30 screaming at me that there's a plate in the kitchen. I'm like, are you out of your mind? Who's coming to look at it? You know, that's what I do. I'm up at night. I'll be up at night. They'll all be asleep. I'll come home to a pile of dirty dishes and there I am. I cooked the dinner. Now I'm washing the dishes. Could anybody clean this place? I'm like, you know what? Your wife would be great for me. She actually cleaned up the mess. I'm telling you. I mean, yeah, you can eat the You can eat off the floors in my house. I mean, she even she even tried to kill me a couple times. We got wooden floors going up the stairs, right? And and she uses this this solvent to make them shiny. So, I'm coming down the stairs with a bowl in socks. Halfway down, my feet come out from under me. Oh god. I hit the floor. Oh, the bolt breaks. A shard goes into my leg. I got to pour it out. And my wife and my son are sitting there laughing. I said, "What are you out of your m?" Give me a couple towels. Give me something. I'm bleeding here. She's yelling at you while she's cleaning up the floor from all the blood on. She's like, "My son's like, "Are you going to clean that mess? Cuz we know mom's going to be dead." What? I'm bleeding. Give me a hell. I love it. All right. 18283101.5. Steve Trevales. Do you clean your room? Do you make your bed? Am I nuts to ask that these two little things be accomplished in my house with my children, let alone my wife? Where are you on this? And we got the app chat. You could always reach us on the app chat, too. All right. So, 1-800283101.5. Uh Julian Peterson, uh the great the famed Canadian psychologist, talking about why it's important to clean your room. People are writing me very heartfelt long letters telling me the way they've been, you know, cornered in in one way or another or or how starting to clean up their room changed their life. That's quite fun because it's something I always tell people to do instead of going out and protesting. See that? Don't protest. Clean your room. 1 800 283 101.5. I'm Steve Trevalis. Here's New Jersey 101.5. Fast traffic. [Music] [Laughter] I love it. As the odd couple, I miss Jack Cluggman and Tony Randall, Oscar and Felix. Uh, do you clean your room? Do you make your bed? 1 800 283101.5. I I I am a big advocate of doing a proponent. I clean my house. I spend all day cleaning my house, picking up after my my wife and kids. What about you? 18283101.5. Uh we also have the app chat. You could always reach us on the app chat. Uh before we get to the app chat, let's get Michelle in Woodbridge, a smart woman who cleans her house, her room every day. Michelle, God bless you. How are you? Hey, Steve. How you doing? I'm good. Good. Good. So, I've been doing this since I'm a child, right? This is what my mother taught me. We made our bed before we left the house. I've got two grownup children. Both have beautiful homes. Neither one of them make their beds. I know. They they and ne none of their kids do. It makes me crazy. There's a book we order um at the schools. It's called Trevor Noah, Make Your Bed Change Your Life. Trevor Noah wrote that. Yeah, that's the book. That's the name of it. You're uh who's ever there with you might know it or who's ever Trevor Noah had I remember his biography that he came out with, but I I've heard of another look it up. Look it up. Vince August warmed the you know toured with Trevor Noah. Yeah. Cuz like I know about the one that was done by William H. McRaven, which is a Navy Seal who did a thing about make your bed. I read that book. You read a book about making your bed. Yeah. It's the first way to say make How about that? You have to start off with an accomplishment. So now, how did you start making your bed, Michelle? Was it something your parents made you do when you were a little girl? Yes. Yes, definitely. That's how we left the house for school. You know, you made your bed and then you were out the door or whatever. So, and it just followed suit my, you know, my whole life. and I'm just fidious. I actually have a a little cleaning business. Um, nice part-time gig. But, uh, yeah. No, neither one of, you know, nobody else in the family followed suit. It's kind of funny. No, I know. Michelle, thanks for the call. The New Jersey 101.5. Trevor Noah. Trevor Noah has like a it's it sounds like it's a children's book because it's uh Yeah. A young child's journey into the world beyond the shadow of home. A magical landscape where he discovers the secrets of sharing connection and finding peace with the people we love and making his bed. Yeah. And it sparked a huge debate about making your bed. You should make your bed. Do you make your bed? Yes, I do. Now, have you made it all your life? I really started making it when I went to college because I mean the dorm room is where you hang out and I don't want people laying on my unmade bed like that. Oh, that's pretty good, man. I wonder if my son is going to make his bed down at Rowan cuz like that the whole thing of being clean really came to me in college because I don't want people to come into my room. It's smelling bad and judging, right? Yeah. You know, I I don't want people to be like, I'm not going to Rob's room. It smells like a pig stuff. You know, like I'm not I'm not doing that. So, for me, it's got to make the bed every day. But I've started to learn to clean a little bit more in my room because then it became a thing where I was like, "Sunday is my day of just disinfecting my room." And I've learned that it can't just be all crammed in one day. You got to keep it organized. Love you do a little bit every day. I knew a guy who just loved to clean his house. It was my home and it just he he just loved his home so much that he just loved to clean it and that just made him feel good. What do we got in the app chat? Okay, so we have another one. Uh Paul from Yuing, I thought you had someone else in the radio with you. Yeah, that was me. Um but uh he was also talking about how um if it was a caller, I'd like to smoke a few joints after work. That's all I'm going to say, man. That's interesting, Paul. Okay. Um I don't get high. Yeah. So you'll have more to smoke. Yeah. Thanks. Hey, Paul. I will uh sit and uh Paul Rob will hang with you. That's okay. So So uh anybody anybody talking about the topic? So yes, um Chris from Stockton, Steve, making your bed every morning is what I've done my whole life. And this is because my parents told me the best way to start the day is getting something done, right? You feel this sense of accomplishment. You make your bed, you clean your room when your room is organized, right? Uh what rhymes with bor? Happy happy bed. Happy I don't know. You get the idea, right? Uh, but do you make your bed? 1 800 283101.5. Do you clean your room? Now, I got to imagine Danny D cleans his room and makes his bed, right? I do. I do. I'm one of those people that's messy clean, right? Like things are, if you look at it at first glance, it doesn't look great, but everything has a place. And I know how to go about my room. Organized chaos. Organized chaos. Yeah. And the bed is always made. Yeah. I I can't believe my kids. It's it's like a it's like a chore. It's like a big deal to get them to make their bed, to get them to clean their room. And for me, I love it. I you know, I'm organized. I I I prefer I work better when I'm when I've got everything set around me as opposed to just running through the rubble. Yeah. Like when you work, do you need the desk organized? You need everything out of the way or you just work over the clutter? No. I have a pretty spacious desk and there's a clear center point where nothing's on it except my computer or my notebook or whatever. It has to be that way. God's will. It is 7. All right. Weather is brought to you by Aspire Counseling. Feeling overwhelmed? Aspire Counseling is here to help. Get support from licensed New Jersey therapists online. Flexible and covered by most insurance including Horizon Medicaid. Go to talkenj.com. Aspire Counseling. Your path to a brighter tomorrow starts now. I'm Steve Trevalise. So, I make my kids clean their room, make their bed. Am I the villain? Have uh Did your parents make you clean your room when you were a kid? Did they make you make your bed? Do you still do it or is it a lost art? Am I like the only one left? Am I the bad guy? 1800283101.5. We have the app chat. And I got a Twitter poll up. And on the Twitter poll, 84.8%, do you clean your room? Do you make your bed? Say yeah. 15.2% 2% say no. Liars. Uh let's go to Michelle in Westfield and she's a cleaner who loves to clean. Hi Michelle. Oh my god. I love I love this topic, Steve. I love to clean it. Like you said, it makes me feel good. And it stemmed from my mother, right? She used to have two cleaning days a week. I'm 100% Italian. We cleaned on Mondays and Thursdays. And I had to make my brother's bed when we were young because she used to say, "The girls do the inside work, the boys do the outside work." And now I have two girls. They're 21 and 23. And they help me because that's how they've been raised. So they make their beds and clean their rooms, too. Absolutely. We We wash clothes every night and put them away. Nice. Like you said, if you do a little bit every day, it's not so overwhelming when you have to do everything. And I think that's the problem is that people don't realize how much it will help them, you know, if they just do a little bit every day. Yeah. And it really does make you feel good. That's the thing. I even I even wash my cars every week. Four cars I wash. Wow. Will you marry me, Michelle? You're one. Hold on. Wow. You wash the cars too on Sundays. On Sundays I wash cars. Yeah. Oh my. You are the best. Do you do like Karate Kid, you know? Like that's the thing. Like I try I show my kids Karate Kid figure they wash the car wax on, wax off, right? I didn't want self-defense. I didn't want the paint defense just to get him to do something. Who Who likes driving a dirty car? Not me. Mhm. Apparently, my wife and kids love it. Thanks for the call. The New Jersey 101.5. I need I need her around when Paul She's the best. Wow. Oh my god. Bre with it with the yellow all over the car. Right. I always wonder my car would look like breaded. It's like I'm driving a Cutlet Supreme. All right. So So this is the thing. 18002831145 is the number. And you know, it's just like a little pet peeve. You know, I I wish for me I have been trying to get my kids since birth to clean their room. And it's psychological. I walk in, if I see the bed made, I feel good. I feel better. If I see the bed not made, I get aida. It aggravates me. But that mean but myself, you know, like my room, like my my house, you know, I try to keep it. If I got it clean, you know, if all the stuff is picked up and put away or whatever and it's, you know, straightened up, then it makes it easier for me to work. Because what happens is like if I'm trying to work and all of a sudden they see the mess, I go clean the mess and it's a forever mess. But 1 800 283101.5. How about you? You know, do you care? Like, do you make your bed? When was the last time you made your bed? Like, are you one of those people? And call me if you do. I don't care. I just want to know because am I like am I the what am I looking at? What's what's the word I'm looking for? You know, am I the norm or am I the standout? I don't think you're the bad guy. I mean, not the bad guy, but I mean, you you know, are more people making their beds or not making their beds? I feel like they're making their beds. It's just, you know, you think so? Hold on. Terry, do you make your bed? Oh, yeah. Not only do I make the bed seasonal stuff, 40 days before Easter, my dad would come up from the basement with the semi white paint for the woodwork. What? See, in those days you got the strap if you didn't make the bed. Drapes came down and Oh my god. Yeah, it was. But you know, and I still do it till this day, even though I'm disabled and I have people to help me clean, but Oh, yeah. You have a sense of accomplishment. You feel better because you made the bed, because you clean the room. A and especially when you make the bed, you know, I don't even like dishes in the sink, but you know, sometimes I have to just get out and I'm kind of slow these days, right? Oh my god. Such a pleasure to hear you every night. I love it. Oh, thank you so much, Terry. Thanks for calling New Jersey 101.5. 1800283101.5. Very simple question. Do you do you make your kids clean their room? Do you make your kids make their bed? You're teaching them a sense of discipline. You know, you're teaching them a sense of accomplishment. You feel better. You get up in the morning, you make your bed, you did something or if you don't, you know, is it easier for you to function? You know, I'm not hearing from anyone who doesn't make the bed. I remember Jeff and Kylie did this and they got mostly people who didn't make the bed. Really? Yeah. They were talking about they don't make the bed. You know, a lot of slobs in this world, you know. I don't know. Uh I forget what the topic was. Something to do with the bed. But I was thinking about this because, you know, I spend most of the time in my house cleaning up, straightening up rooms, you know, uh, and it drives me crazy, but I like, you know, I need to be organized. I'm better off if I've got space that I could work from, you know, now I got this, you know, I I can now begin. If I'm working amongst mess, if I'm working I feel like I'm coming from behind, you know what I mean? I feel like uh I'm overcome I'm stressful to begin with. Well, you're thinking about the mess that's around you instead of the actual thing that you want to do. Yeah. You know, and it makes it harder to accomplish it because you're focused your focus is being taken away. So, we got the app chat, too. You could always send us something on the app chat. We got some stuff on the We do. What do we got on the app? Peter from Chadam. Yes. So, we were talking about the book that was done by Admiral William H. McRaven. So, a Navy Seal who makes his bed. Yes. And it was all about He sent us the link and it's all about this one speech that he gave that just took off. Really? Yeah. It was all about one speech about how he just said like all you got to do is just start with the small things, the small accomplishments, build up and become bigger things. And that's the truth. Mhm. You get up in the morning, you make your bed. You get up in the morning, you clean your room. Now, within the first few minutes, you've done something. You feel good. You've got you've got a place, a springboard, you know, a foundation, a leg to stand on. All right. I put it on Facebook. Do you clean your room? Do you make your bed? My pal Georgie all the time. Married for 35 years. Well trained. Uh Misty, is someone else going to do this? How about you? 1800 283 101.5. What else we got? Uh we have one from Mike. He says that his mom used to say a wives like Do you know the wives tales? Yeah. Okay. So, my mom used to do the same thing where she would say, "If you don't make your bed, bed bugs are likely going to be in your bed." Oh, come on. The bed bugs are You think the bed bugs only go to the unmade beds? Yeah, that that's I thought that for a little bit. It would make more sense to me that the bed bug would go to the made bed because then he'd be able to hide. See, you weren't there when I was five, right? I don't I have a made I have an unmade bed. What am I going to do? And then I would make my bed. And the bed bugs would show up. Well, if the bed bugs are showing up, why can't you get them to make the bed? I, you know, that's what I thought where, you know, if they saw my made bed, they'd be like, can't go in there. Yeah, we don't go there. He's he already made his bed. I got the uh I got the Twitter poll up, right? Do you clean your room? Do you make your bed? The X poll, whatever. 85.1% say they make their beds. 14.9% say no. 147 votes. But uh I want I wonder if people don't make the bed, you know, or like do you make your children do it? And do they do it? That's what I'd love to know. I know you I I imagine like when you were a kid, did your parents make you clean your room? Did your parents make you make the bed? Or did they do it? You know, were you raised Italian? you know they did the mom came in and made the bed and mom did all the cooking and mom did all the laundry and Sunny Boy didn't move out till he was 65 you know my mom's making a meatball make me meatballs but uh I for me you know it just again it makes me feel better to do it and I try to get my kids to do it that's another story but am I right or wrong you know to to want it and how about you do you make it Do you make your kids make their bed? When you were a kid, did your parents make you make the bed or clean the room? Did they care if your room was clean? And when you now when you go out into the world, you know, is I imagine like you go out, your office isn't trashed, your workspace isn't trashed. So why wouldn't your home be trashed? 1 800 283101.5. And who made you clean your room? Oo, that's another one. You know, was was there ever hell to pay? That's the first thing. You know, that's the first part of discipline. You can clean your room. You can make your bed. You know, you've done something. And like I said, we got the app chats. You can always reach me there. Coming up later on, we got Reverend Bob Levy, the very funny comedian coming in. We got Fat Mez, uh, great classic rock cover band with a lot of their own originals as well. Uh they play all over New Jersey, all over Atlantic City, and uh you'll be able to see them as well. So 1 800283 Steve Trevalis asking the musical question, do you clean your room? Do you make your bed? Did your parents make you do that? Do you make your kids do that? I'd love to hear the answer. 1828 101.5. Here's New Jersey 101.5 fast. All right. 18283 101.5 is the number. I'm Steve Trevalis talking about cleaning your room, making your bed. Did you have to do that when you were a kid? Did your parents make you do it? Do you make your kids do it? I try to make my kids do it. It's like a It's a hit or miss thing. Uh I'm wondering if my son I I know I went to uh Rowan to drop my son off on Sunday night and uh he didn't make the bed. Oh. But the roommate made his bed and he swears to me that when I'm not there, he makes the bed. first time he's ever but he doesn't lie to his father. Uh meanwhile my wife Oh yeah, he makes the bed all the time when you're not here. U but it's a big thing for me. I would I would love for my kids to make their bed, you know. I would love that, you know, to clean their room. Like to me that's a big deal. Cashes in Woodbridge. Now Casea, do you make your kids make their bed? Hey Steve, yes, of course we did. And what about you? We always do it. Of course. you know, that started with me and my husband, you know, and that we passed to our kids and their rooms are clean and to be honest. Um, the closet is much more organized than mine. Really? Yes. Only, you know, only two girls of ours do that. The third one is, you know, the youngest one, so she is, you know, like a little bit laidback. No, you got to get her to make your to do your closet then, right? They do it so much better than you. Oh yeah. You know, I wish you know like Yeah, they do. But they they pretty good. They organized. Really organized. Uh and and clean. It's so much better. Yeah. And that goes also uh when they away. Um like now they are um the fourth uh year in college. Uhhuh. You know when I you know when I go to the dorm where now they actually renting uh places. So it's always clean, you know, and the roommates not so much. Uhhuh. Uhhuh. You see, then they see the difference. Then they see why you made them make their bed and clean their room. Caseia, thanks so much for calling New Jersey 101.5. So when I was a kid, uh living in Union City, I lived u we had what they called railroad rooms where like there was no hallway, no every room led to another room. Oh, and I know, right? Um, but my bed was actually u a couch. A fold out couch. Oh, man. I know, right? It was tough. No, but I mean like uh Well, the way they sold it to me, you're going to get a really cool room. You're going to get the fold out couch. I'm going to go to couch, right? So, everybody else, wait, there's more. I know. Everybody else go to bed now. I going to go to couch. It's getting late. I think I going to go to couch. Uh, but you know, hold on. Denise in Browns Mills, you're on New Jersey 101.5. Do you make your bed, Denise? Sometimes. Sometimes. Okay. Yes, sometimes. And do you clean your room? Yes. Most of the time. Most of the time. Did you make your kids do it? I My one of them I did. Uhhuh. The other one. The other one I didn't. Now, why what made you stop? You just gave up. Oh, I was working too much. Oh, couldn't keep an eye on him. Right. Exactly. Exactly. But what I wanted to say was there's a Navy Admiral Mccraven, I think, that did a commencement speech called Make Your Bed. Yes. See, a commencement speech. I'm not It's not me. Yeah. The Navy even agrees with me. Yeah. It's a really good article if you Google it. Yeah. Put, you know, our uh Navy Admiral uh commencement speech and then uh make your bed. It's it's about responsibility and discipline and accomplishment. It's it's good. Good uh speech. Great. I love it, Denise. Thanks for calling. Pull it up. See what you can find on it. You know, so when I was a kid, like I said, I uh I had a fold out couch was my bed. So now it was very important to my parents that I clean my room and in those days parents could hit but it was very important to my parents that I would clean my room. So uh the way I clean my room was I would just take the whole mess stick it on the bed and then I would fold the bed into the couch. No, sometimes it'd be a big lump in the couch. Me and my friend Rob. All right, come on. Push. Hang it down. Come on. Sit on the thing. throw the cushions on top. Became very very easy for me to clean my room. But uh yeah, uh but you know, but I I just think like I agree that you know, a kid should make his bed, a kid should clean their room because then you have you start the day with a sense of accomplishment and who knows where that can carry you. You know, I also need to be organized as well. Uh but that's, you know, that's another thing. Uh, I like the idea of Rich though, the wife with the OCD that she just follows him around and cleans off. Make it work for you of all things, right? Uh, oh, old man B double, I put up on Twitter, do you clean your room? Do you make your bed? This guy tweets back, is this a real question? Nah, I got nothing else to do, so I just figured I'd throw that up there. Uh, but uh, as I said, we got the app chat. Let me see where the Twitter p on the app. We got one. Okay, hold on. Hold on. I've got 87.1% clean their room and make their bed and 12.9% don't. Uh, what do you got? So, I have Addie from Waterfront. I make my bed every day. I don't have a strict schedule for cleaning my room, kitchen, and bathrooms every other day. Vacuum as needed. Vacuum as needed. How about that? You know what? I put it up, like I said, I put it on social media and one guy responds, "Hell no." See, that means he's got people that will do it. How long can you go with a room that's not clean? You know, how long can you Yeah. How long can you go? Eventually, you're going to have to do it and then you just feel like you're, you know, you're behind everything. All right. 180 283101.5 is the number. I'm Steve Trevalis and this is Danny D. [Applause] Yeah, yeah, yeah. Steve Trevalis talking to you. 1800 283101.5. You and me till 11:00 tonight talking all things Jersey. Reverend Bob Le coming in at 9:30. He and Eric Pots are doing a show at the Comedy Dojo tips and we'll be talking about that coming up. Uh Fat NZ, an incredible band, uh led by Dom Levy, is going to be coming in playing for us as well. Beatles song cuz tomorrow is would have been John Lennin's 85th birthday. To celebrate, we're going to have May Pang in the studio. May was uh John Lennin's lover on the Lost Weekend and his 18month lost weekend where he produced the Walls and Bridges album, the Rock and Roll Music album, uh All Kind of Shaved Fish, The Greatest Hits album, uh Reconnected with all his old rockstar friends like Paul McCartney and David Bowie and Mick Jagger and Keith Moon, and uh reconnected with his son Julian as well. So, she'll be in there here talking about this, taking your calls tomorrow night at 8. Uh right now there's uh there's a new uh a new argument going on in the race for governor of New Jersey. Got to tell you this one's my favorite. You like this one? Yes. Uh you know they've argued about just about everything. And when is the next debate? When is the uh the next gubernatorial? I would have to look that up, but I will get that for you. I think it's it's really close, right? Uh but here's the thing. Uh Mikey Cheryl uh was asked about uh pork roll versus Taylor ham. And when she did, she responded, "Taylor ham or pork pork roll? What do you call it?" Come on. You're from Wayne. I call it Taylor Ham. Taylor ham. Yeah. Thank you. Who eats pork roll? Not me. I think that's gross. You know what it is. I've had this fight multiple times. Nobody wants pork roll. All right. So Jack Chitterelli's camp takes that and says, "Wait a minute. They they edit the piece and they go with this. When I'm in South Jersey, I'm an Eagle Philly man, too. When I'm in South Jersey, it's pork roll. Tomorrow up in Bergen County, it'll be something else. But you get it. That's what you do when you're running for governor. Okay. Did you get the clip that I asked you? I I can get the other one. Yeah, get the other one, too. That's the one I wanted. Uh the one where basically they cut the bit to where she just goes with the second part. Taylor Hammer pork roll. What do you call it? Come on. You're from Wayne. I call it Taylor Ham. Taylor ham. Yeah, thank you. Who eats pork roll? Not me. I think that's gross. Oh, you know what it is. I've had this fight multiple times. Nobody wants pork roll. All right. So, basically, they took it from the part about who eats pork roll. You know, uh that's gross. And basically, Jack positioned it that uh you know, she's not from Jersey, she doesn't like park roll. And then Mikey's camp said, "Well, play the whole tape." Now, this is, you know, this happened on the other side as well because Jack did a a question, uh, and I had interviewed Jack about this, uh, where they took a clip where he said he would have a 10% sales tax and it was taken completely out of context because he was talking about how in Tennessee they have a 10% sales tax and they just took that sound and tried to make it like Jack wanted a 10% sales tax. So, uh, the back and forth is going on here and, uh, we're getting closer and closer to the race. Uh, you know, basically Jack says, "Hey, Mike, you're not from Jersey. Uh, you not, you know, you don't like pork roll. Uh, and this goes back and forth." Now, for me, if we're going to stay with the pork roll bit, I call it tail of ham. I grew up in Union City, and where I come from, we call it Taylor Ham. uh always have you know when I moved to Malboro suddenly it became pork roll I still in my house call it Taylor ham you want Taylor ham egg and cheese I refer to it as Taylor ham now what do you call it Rob so from I am also from North Jersey so my parents will call it Taylor ham I myself don't get the Taylor ham or pork roll on my sandwiches I I get bacon bacon so I'm always the person I'm like Switzerland in this situation I like Do you like It do you like tell him? I don't mind it. I just prefer bacon more. All right. Come at me, Jersey. I want to know from you. I mean, very, very old argument. Very, very Jersey argument. Do you call it Do you prefer Taylor ham or pork roll? I just tell me why. Tell me what you like. But here's the other question, and don't give me, well, it's K. If you look at the tame, it says pork roll. I get the whole biography and all that. For me, I know it as Taylor Ham. Governor Christie knew it as Taylor Ham. Mikey Cheryl knows it is Taylor Ham. Uh Chidarelli calls it pork roll. That's fine. I I have no objection to anyone calling it pork roll, but I call it Taylor Ham. But the other thing I want to say is when you say to someone, "How do you like Taylor Ham?" They're going to come back at you with I like it with what? How do they like Taylor Ham, Rob Brown? So, okay. How do they like Taylor Ham? Well, I have app chats about other stuff about specifically it's called pork roll from Steve from Redbank. You cook it in a big black casket iron skillet. Casket. Uh listen, sorry. Uh the mo the way most people eat it is with Kaiser roll with egg, cheese, salt, and pepper. Mhm. Right. That's now I get that. That's that could be the official Jersey sandwich. I'm surprised like Jersey Mike's doesn't sell that. Uh you know, I'm surprised like you know that's the one thing too. There was a time when Dunkin Donuts did that. When Dunkin Donuts had the Taylor Ham egg and cheese on a croissant and it was delicious. It was so good they had to stop selling it because that's what fast food places do. When something works that everybody loves, they discontinued it for a limited time only because we're stupid. We want to sell you the stuff that we want to sell you. Uh but anyway, I want to know from you. Do you call it Taylor Ham or do you call it pork wall? Where do you come from? What did you call it? What do you call it? But the other thing is, if I gave you a slice and told you to create something with it, what would you make? Hold on. Meatball Mark. We're going to call him Taylor Ham Tony. What's happening, my friend? Meatball Mark, baby. How are you? I am doing good. All right, your thoughts. What do you call it? Oh, it's definitely Taylor Ham by far. It's got to be Taylor Ham. Born and raised Jersey City, of course. It's Taylor Ham, of course. And I got to have it well done. like even burnt a little bit. Black, crispy. Nice. All right. When you make it, do you do you cut do you cut the you know, do you cut the slice the little insert so it'll fry better like flat? Absolutely. That's the only way to do it, Steve. You know that. Uhhuh. All right. I'm going to hit you with something now. If I gave you a slice of tail of ham and you had to cook, you're a good chef. You're a good cook. If you had to cook something with the tail of ham, but you couldn't put it like with the egg, cheese, salt, and pepper in the roll. You had do something else with it. What would you do? Wow, that's a tough one. I'd probably And I can't do cheese, huh? You could do cheese. Anything. You said put it in that sandwich. Yeah. Yeah. Probably do like a tail of ham and cheese without the egg. We have to add something to it. What can we add to it? You know what? How about on a little patty, a little meat, a little hamburger? I like that. That would be the the Trenton burger is where you take the the burger and you put the tail of ham and then you put the cheese on top of the burger and that's called the Trenton burger. You like that? Little little lettuce, tomatoes, some raw onions, little ketchup, mustard, and mayo. And there you go. You got a nice burger. How about this? How about this meatball mark? Perfect. You take the tail of ham and you cut it into little pieces and you mix it with the chopped meat and then you make a ham a hamburger with you make a meatball right with all the other ingredients, the oregano, the cheese. Put the tail of ham in the to meet the balls. How about that? Steve, I'm on your side a lot, but I ain't going there. Come on. Now I gota try. I love you, brother. I love you, but that ain't happening. All right, man. Love you, too. I'm tell you don't like that. the meatball, Taylor meatball. All right, come on. 1-800283101.5. If I got the ab chat, Taylor ham or pork roll and if you had to create something with Taylor ham that doesn't include the typical sandwich, in other words, the the tail of ham, egg, and cheese on the Kaiser roll with the salt, pepper, and ketchup. Anything but that. How do you use Taylor? How do you cook it? What do you you know, how would you cook it? I got some great ideas. Do we have any on the app chat? Yeah, we do. So, Paul from Yuing is coming in. First things first, he's saying it is pork roll, but he likes to cut it into thin slices and make it into kind of what you were saying, like a meatball. All right, hold on. All right, hold on. You know what? Let me uh let me get Stacy. Stacy, how would you cook it? Stacy, Stacy, you're on New Jersey 101.5. How are you? I'm good. How are you, Steve? All right. Now, how would you what do you call it? How would you cook it? I would call it Taylor Ham, but I I'm just surprised that so many New Jersey residents don't understand that they are two actual different things. Like Taylor ham is Taylor brand pork roll and it is a lot better than generic pork roll. But there is Trenton pork roll, a completely different brand. That's a case pork roll, right? Yeah. Yeah. and it's just not as good. So whether North Jersey, South Jersey, whatever, Taylor is the best brand in my opinion, but they are two different things. That's a great way to explain. I don't understand how this is an argument. All right. Now, but but it is and you know it. Now tell me tell me if I gave you a slice, what's the best way for you to cook it? In a frying pan. No, no. I mean like give me a dish that you could make with the tailor ham. Oh, besides the Taylor egg and cheese. Yeah. How about an omelette? All right. That's kind of like the egg and cheese. But hey, Stacy, thanks for the call to New Jersey 101.5. Come on, people. Be creative. We have our own tail of ham. We have our own delicacy here. And if I gave you a slice and told you to create something, you see chopped, right? The TV show Chopped. Everybody gets the same ingredients to make a make a dish. Let's make believe this is Jersey Chopped. I'm giving you Taylor. Create something beautiful. 1 800 283101.5. I'm Steve Travel. This is the Jersey 101.5 Fast Track Maestro. Taylor Ham or pork roll. This was the bone of contention in the gubanatorial race as it's going on right now. Uh Mikey Cheryl calls it Taylor Ham. Taylor hammer or pork b. What do you call it? Come on. You're from Wayne. I call it Taylor. Taylor ham. Yeah. Who eats pork roll? Not me. I think that's gross. Oh, you know what it is. I've had this fight multiple times. Nobody wants pork roll. The only thing is uh he's from Wayne. She's from Virginia. Jack's from Jersey. When I'm in South Jersey, I'm an Eagles fan, too. When I'm in South Jersey, it's pork roll. Tomorrow in Bergen County, it'll be something else. But you get it. That's what you do when you're running for governor. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. By the way, the 10% sales tax that they were using on the uh in the commercial where they cut the commercial to make like Jack was advocating for a 10% sales tax. He explained that to me when he called me about 3 months ago. We were at a town hall in Hazburg Heights and somebody stood up and said, "You know, Jack, we have the highest property taxes, one of the highest sales taxes, one of the highest income taxes, and the highest business tax in the nation. What the hell is wrong here? What are other states doing?" And what I said was, "Florida doesn't have an income tax. It relies on tourism." I just came back from Tennessee. They don't have an income tax. They've got a 10% sales tax on everything. 10% sales tax on everything. And so they took that little clip and they put it in a commercial trying to manipulate and exploit people to believe that I'm going to put a 10% sales tax on everything. But Steve, I've always said this in politics, when the other side starts lying, it's because they know they're losing. Winners don't lie. Liars don't win. All right. Winners don't lie. Liars don't win. But more importantly, are we going Taylor or pork roll? Mr. Christian in Titan Falls. What are you thinking, Christian? Uh, it's got to be pork roll, I say. Why? I just grew up I grew up uh and I always heard it called uh pork roll. Okay. Now, and I think Taylor Ham is more so the brand, not necessarily the product itself. Well, it's a different product, you know. It's a different like the guy at Taylor makes Taylor ham and pork roll the case, I think, makes pork roll. But now, do you, if I gave you a slice and you couldn't have it with the uh, you know, with the egg cheese and, you know, and the roll and all that, salt and pepper and ketchup, how would you cook it? Um, I'd cook it well done for sure, like the first caller said. No, but I mean, if you made a recipe with it? Yeah, I'd do pork and cheese on a rye toast with some mustard. Spicy mustard. That's not bad. Pork roll and cheese, rye toast with mustard. All right, here's uh this is the edited version of what Jack did with uh Mikey's comment. Who eat spark roll? Not on me. I think that's gross. I don't even know what it is. I've had this fight multiple times. Nobody wants pork roll. All right, so if I Now, what do we got in the app chat? Our app chat has become a recipe book. I'll tell you that. All right, there we go. That's what I want. Yes. Okay, here we go. Kristen from Westfield says, "I like it on a cheeseburger." Ah, see that's Have you ever had it? I've had it, but I've never had it on cheeseburger. I think it'd be delicious on a cheeseburger. If you go to You go to Jersey Freeze and you order the Jersey burger. It's $9.99. I don't know if it's gone up, but it was $9.99 and it's a hamburger. It's a patty with uh tail of ham and cheese and the burger and it is incredible. Wow. And they make it they the way they make it over at Jersey Freeze, you know, nice thick juicy hamburger. Yeah. That and as a matter of fact, um I used to take my kids see the Harlem Globe Trot is over at Cure Arena and they call it the Trenton burger and it was the same thing. Hamburger with Taylor ham and cheese on it. Uh what else we got? So we have Mike from Roselle. It's always going to be Taylor ham. And how about chopping it up and putting it in Thanksgiving stuffing? I could do that. I like that idea. See, that's what I'm saying. Now, now you're getting creative. You take the tail of ham, you cut it up into little pieces, you mix it with the bread and the cuz like the a lot of people use sausage. They'll put the sausage in with the with the bread and the, you know, they'll soak the bread in chicken broth and put the sausage and put everything, you know, the the vegetables and and then use that for the stuffing for the turkey. And it's incredible. I like that idea. All right. What else we got? A little bit of Jersey in it. You know, Julia from Bridgewwater says, "Well, first it's pork roll, but she says egg and cheese with fried rice." Pork roll. So, you stick it in that you mix it in with the fried rice. So, yeah. I'm I'm guessing she's she's chopping up the pork roll into little bit pieces. Chopping up the pork roll. A little egg and cheese. Little bit of egg and cheese in there. And then some fried rice. When you mix it with the fried rice, not fried rice on the side. Oh, no. You probably mix it in. Oh, yeah. I mean, that's what I'm saying. Like when you you order a fried rice, chicken fried rice or shrimp fried rice, it's all mixed together, right? So if you did tail of ham fried rice, you put that in there. You cut little pieces of them, stick it in there as well. I like this stuff. This is good. Danny D, if I gave you a slice of pork roll or tail of ham, whatever you what do you call it? You call it pork roll, right? Yeah. All right. If I gave you a slice of pork roll and told you to make something creative out of it, what would you make? I don't really eat pork rolls, though. I'm more of a sauce. You got to do it for somebody else. I would cut it up and I would I would make it I don't know. I'm very simple. I would cut it up into little pieces and I'd put it in like a sandwich or something. Little pieces in the sandwich. Yeah. With cheese. With cheese. Yeah. All right. 8:30. All right. The weather's brought to you by Town Appliance, the luxury appliance store in Lakewood. Family-owned and operated for over 50 years. Town Appliance has small town courtesy with Big City Know. shop today with a dedicated sales rep at their showroom in Lakewood or from home online at townappliance.com. All right, so uh the battle of the gubanatorial candidates moved into the Taylor Ham versus pork roll debate. Mikey calls it Taylor Ham. Jack calls it pork roll. He'll call it Taylor Ham when he gets to North Jersey as he said in the sound that we got here. But I want to know from you uh do you call it Taylor Ham or pork roll? But more importantly, if I gave you a slice, can we do something else with it besides pork ra and cheese with all pepper and ketchup? And a great sandwich. Can we do something? Come on. We're We're New Jersey. We have more imagination than anybody. We are the most creative of all the states. And this is the best we could come up with. If somebody went on shopped and they gave a slice of burger, I know I'm better with egg and cheese and salt and pepper and ketchup, but I'm really Jersey. Is that what we're going to do? Seriously? Come on. Come on, people. Come on, people. All right. Uh, what do we got on the app? We got tons of suggestions. So, D Rock Daddy Flex from Jackson. Yes. If you want a good dish, though, you can make a stuffed chicken thigh in the oven with pork roll and mozzarella. Wait a minute. A stuff. So, you don't you lay it on top of the chicken thigh. You don't stuff the chicken thigh, right? I believe. Or do you slice the chicken thigh and stick it in there? I think you stuff it with the pork roll. How do you stuff a chicken thigh? Mozzarella. I have no idea. I mean, think about the chicken thigh. Now, I think like I like the idea though. If you take the chicken thigh and it's kind of like the burger, like if you take um like a boneless chicken thigh and then you put the pork roll and the mutz on top of it. Oo. And then you bake that. I would I would go so far as to add like a roast a red roasted pepper. Ooh. like a red roasted pepper out of the jar, you know? So, you take the tail of ham. Uh I'm going to go back and forth calling it the two, but you take the tail, you put the tail of ham, like that the chicken thighs there, like that's the patty. Then you put the tail of ham and the mozzadel and the roasted roasted pepper, the mozzadel over the top so it melts over it. I can be in it. That's pretty good. Okay, I like that. All right, hold on. Let me see what I got. Let me see what I got over here. Uh there was Tony and Cinnammenson used to call the show and Tony would take the tail of ham and he would chop it up uh and blend it with cheese steak. Whoa. And he would make a tail ham cheese steak. And you got it. I've tried it. It is amazing. I'm surprised they don't sell that. That's the thing. Like we have this great delicacy. We have Taylor and you don't see it's like we we got it. We're only going to put it here. Like Philadelphia would scrapple. You know what do you do with scrapples? Scrappble, egg, and cheese and around with all pepper. I got We got it. We got it. Does every state have their own have their own meat that must be put in a sandwich with salt, pepper, ketchup, and cheese? Come on. Come on. We're smarter than this. I I had somebody call me once when I did it when I filled in on the morning show years ago and we did this topic and they said, "Uh, take the tail of ham and put it in gravy." Like red gravy. Whoa. Stick it in a light. You make the way you put sausage and meatballs and bra. Put tail ham in there. Like cut up some tail ham. Stick it in there. But I like the idea. Think of the cheese steak cuz it actually gives the cheese steak like a zest. It does. Yeah. We should call Gino Bento down at Gino's Cheese Steak. Gino Staks and have him do it. Buddy, I got an idea for you. Go ahead. Where do you Where else we got? We got Okay. Greg from Lawn Branch. My grandmother ate it like a cold cut. Oh, we've done that. Yeah. Yeah. Taylor, ham, mustard, lettuce on white bread. Taylor, mustard, and lettuce. When I was a kid, uh, at Holy Rosary Academy, Paul Barudi, uh, used to, his mother used to make him, uh, Kaiser with uncooked Taylor, Taylor, mayonnaise, Taylor, and tomato with mayonnaise. And I loved it. I would trade my toys for that sandwich. I would go in and he would bring it to school. And here you go. you know, because uh you know, my mother would go crazy with my lunches, but I like that one. Let me see what else I got here. So, I put it up. Um uh put it in a grilled cheese sandwich. Ooh, that's interesting. Right. Tail of ham in a grilled cheese sandwich. All right. Come on, people. 18283101.5. Get off the object and on the phone. What are we doing here? Uh I'd rename it Pork Roll. Yeah. Okay. Uh I'd call it by its correct name first. Yeah. Okay. It's Pork Roll. Yeah, we know. Uh, make a club sandwich. How about that? A Taylor club sandwich, which would be like a slice of bread in the middle, right? Uh, hear me out. What about this one? Marie says, "In Pennsylvania, cheeseburger, pork roll, perogi, and fried egg." Oo, I like that. James in Loka Harbor, what would you do with it? I would uh make fried rice with it. You know what? That's the second one that came in. Like, how would you do it? Well, you uh you cube it up and then uh you get it like pretty much cooked and then you add some rice, little mango salsa, some uh soy sauce and mix it all up and it makes a fried rice. It's amazing. What some of you put peas in fried rice? Put some vegetables in it too, right? Yeah. You throw some carrots in there. I mean, if you We have We do it with a mango salsa. So, we do it with peppers, onions, and uh diced mango. I like that. I like that, James. Good stuff. That's what I mean. Like, you see, like again, like why aren't Jersey Chinese restaurants doing this? This is brilliant. This is brilliant, I tell you. Uh, all right. What else I got here? Hold on. Uh, dice it into mac and cheese, says Teddy Muro. Oh, now that right, cuz you have bacon mac and cheese, lobster mac and cheese. Why not tailor ham mac and cheese? I like that. Okay. I really like that. All right. You got anything? Yes, I do. All right. Now, we have from Gentle Bear. Gentle Bear has given me two recipes. Okay. Trenton makes pork roll, pulled pork, and pineapple drizzled with honey. Pork roll, pulled pork, and pineapple. Drizzled with honey. Well, you know what you think about like in Hawaii, their version of tail ham or scrapple or pork roll is spam. They eat a lot of spam in Hawaii because it's hard to get anything else out on the island, I guess. Uh that's not going to be overly expensive, but the idea of like the honey with the pineapple and the I like that. That one must be really good. It's a lot of different flavors, but it sounds like Yeah, pretty good. I could definitely go with that. Uh pork roll, mustard, and kleslaw. No, I'm not for that one. I'm sorry. Okay. Uh, what else you got? I got Dorenzo's. So, this one also, Gentle Bear says, "Dorenzo's the Berg Pizza in Levittown, Pennsylvania makes a pork roll pizza." They do? Yes, they do. Dorenzo's in Levittown. Mhm. Cuz I've always advocated for that. I You know what? I remember uh when Sam was producing, I actually made a pork roll pizza. Oo. I made it myself. I took, you know, I I took the made the dough and you put the tomato sauce, the mozzadel and all that and instead of pepperoni, I did it with tail ham. I do it with pork roll and it was amazing. And I'm surprised like pork roll like pork roll isn't on the pizzeria menu. Like when you go into the pizzeria and you see all the different trays of pizza that way to get Guy Matson on the phone is Jersey pizza joints and find out like why don't why isn't pork roll on pizza all over New Jersey? Like why wouldn't that be a flavor? Pepperoni is a flavor. Why wouldn't uh pork roll be a flavor? Right. Sausage, meatball. Right. I I agree with you. You know what? I'm going to go to Anony's Pizza Town and I'm going to ask Anthony himself why we don't have tailor ham on a pizza. That's a good one. We asked the serious questions here on We do. We We want to know. All right. Loretta likes her pork roll and a Reuben replacing the corn beef. That's interesting. I So that would be pork roll uh with Swiss cheese. Oh, and colelaw or sauerkraut and Russian dressing. That's pretty good. All right. How about this? Uh fries up Tom fries up his pork roll and crumbles it like bacon bits over a salad. All right. I like that. See, come on people. We We got We got this going on here. So, how do you do it? If I get think of the show Chopped, you know where they give you everybody gets the same ingredients and they have that's that that's the definition of sports talk radio. Everybody gets the same ingredients and they got to make a show. I'm going to give you the same ingredient, you know, giant sock, Jet sock, Yankee sock. Make a show. All right. Uh but anyway, uh so here we go. Uh if I'm giving you tail of ham, pork roll, whatever you want to call it, and you had to come up with a dish, what would that dish be? Joe from Atco puts his pork roll in a smoker and then coats it with brown sugar. Whoa. I like that. Whoa. Uhhuh. Uh, I fry it with honey and liquid smoke, cut it up, and put it in corn and tomato salad. Dang, there's another one, right? Uh, anything on the app chat? Yes, we got Big Lib has sausage and pork roll gravy over biscuits. Gravy over biscuits. Yeah, it's like a sausage and pork roll gravy over the biscuits. I like that. I like that. See, now now we're getting some imagination. 1 800283 101.5. This is what I like. We I give you the pork roll, you come up with the recipe. John in Somerset County. What do you got for me? How about disco fries with the pork roll and some cheddar cheese on it? I like that. I like that. Okay. You know what? Yeah. And you know that's a great idea. So you want to go do So wait, give me this disco fries with brown gravy. Yeah. Brown gravy, cheddar cheese, pork roll, any Oh, would you I like maybe the mozzarell. No, I I go with the one. Okay. Okay. All right, John. Good stuff. Here we go. 180 to 283 101.5. I give you a piece of tail hammer. I give you a piece of pork roll. And you got to come up with a way to make it. Let's squeeze Cal and Trenton. Cal, what are you doing with it? I'm Cal from Trenton, New Jersey. Fireman. Trenton fireman. Uhhuh. Case is pork roll on Washington Street. It is pork roll, not Taylor ham. Pork roll, egg, and cheese. That's like the most boring basic sandwich. Everybody does. Pork roll, egg, and cheese. But if I gave Now, if you had if you had do something else, what would you make? If you want a Trenton sandwich, you throw a slice of Case's pork roll on top of a burger. That's a Trenton sandwich. Okay. All right. See, like there were those. But now the Taylor Ham, that's a Taylor brand. Case is a brand and Taylor's a brand, right? Yeah. Taylor's from Trenton, too. Okay. All right. Thanks for the call, Cal. 1 800 283101.5. I give you a piece of tail ham or a piece of pork roll cases. Taylor, whatever. And I said to you, make me a beautiful dish. Make me something creative. What are you making? His fast. All right. 1 800283101.5. Steve Trevalis, Reverend Bob Levy is here. Hey, what's up guys? Look at you, man. Where you going to be? You're going to be at the Comedy Dojo. Yes. Tiff's Comedy Club in Morris Plains, New Jersey. Saturday night. Come on out. It's a great place. Great food, great atmosphere, great everything. All right, speaking of great food, you call it Taylor Ham or do you call it Pork Roll? Uh, Taylor Ham. See, I know Taylor Ham, too. Yeah. Right. people that that's the war in New Jersey. We got two people running for governor and now they're arguing about Taylor ham and pork roll. That's going to fix New Jersey. Now it's going to get heated. This is it. And I like it heated. I like my tail of ham heated. It's so good. It's the best. It's one of the best sandwiches. All right. Now, if I gave you a slice and said, "Do make something with it other than the sandwich with the egg, cheese, salt, and pepper, and ketchup." What would you do with it? I would put bacon on it. That's not bad. Yeah, cuz I'm like bacon. goes with everything. Uhhuh. Yes, it does. Actually, it goes with ice cream. There are people that put bacon bits on ice cream. It's going to be my next wedding cake. That's how good it is. How's Genus? Hey, how you doing? Good. She's doing good. All right, hold on. We got We got Jack and Scotch Plains. All right, Jack. How are you having it? Yeah, good. How you doing? Good, buddy. How about you? Yeah, good, good, good. You know what? I I would I would just put it like on like a maybe like on a club sandwich or something like I would tell very truth. I would make it like a turkey on a nice semolina bread, right? With maybe yellow American, lettuce, tomato, a little bit of olive oil, black pepper. I like that. You put some macaroni in there. Yeah. No, make it like a little Italian style, you know. Yeah, I like it. I like it. That's That's the way to do it. Good stuff. That would be good. Yeah, that would be tasty. See, you got to like people like putting in a cheese steak. Like you cut it up and you blend it with the cheese steak and it gives it like a zest, like a z like a like a like a zang. Yeah, you can put it anywhere. That's what it is. You got to play around, you know? That's what the kitchen's for. You open the refrigerator and you're like, "Let's see what I can put together." How do you think they came up with peanut butter and jelly? Somebody was drunk one night like, "I don't know. Put this on that." Have you ever heard of dump dunking Oreos and peanut butter? No. Try that. I know. I'm going to do it tonight. Crazy. But uh Well, what was the thing? The you know the thing with the with the peanut butter and the Nutella is really good, too. I never was a Tella guy. No, never. I never I won't even try it. You see that? That is not bad. It's like hazelnut. Chocolate hazelnut. But you put those you put those two combinations together. Wow. Gives you a little little zing. What do we got in the app, Chatter? We got Rick P from Philipsburg. Place cheddar cheese and roll up the pork roll around the cheese. Push a toothpick to hold them together and mashed potatoes. Coat it and dry dip. Wait. Coat and dip fry. Dip fry. Deep fry. Oh yeah. Yeah. Deep fry. Fry. No, they Rick did dip fry. Rick did spell it. Uh, not exactly how how I uh thought it. Rick's high. Yeah, it sounds like everyone's like, I got to get a dip fly. Flyier. I know I'm saying flyer. You see? You see what he did to me? Dude, you go to Seaside Heights. Yeah. And there's a ch there's a candy shop in there. A chocolate shop. Now, we have a place up here, David Bradley's, where they sell chocolatecovered bacon down chocolatecovered bacon. Right. Down in Seaside, they sell chocolatecovered Tanah. Wow. See, that's crazy. It's amazing. It's a thick slice coated with chocolate. Wow. Is it dip fried? It's deep fried. the the guy making it is the dip frying. This is how it goes. But it's it's amazing. That's the thing. Like you could put bacon on tail of ham. You could put bacon on everything. You should be able to put Taylor ham, I would say. So, yeah. It's it's our it's our own meat. We have our own meat here in New Jersey. Yeah. That's scrapple, right? It's like that's Philadelphia. Oh, yeah. I forget. I'm close enough. That's why the things they put in scrapple. Yeah, but you got to make it at home. That's It's got to be homemade. It's really good. You homemake scrapple? You have to How do you do it? Uh I It was one of the wives did it. I I'll get the recipe. I I'll get it. But then you have to talk to the wife. It's really good. It's really like amazing. And you know it's good stuff in it. One of the wives did it. Yeah. I'll let you know. Peter in Tampa. What are you doing with the Tallaham? Toast poached egg. Mhm. Po pork roll. Holland day sauce. Pork roll. That's like a tail of ham or pork roll eggs benedict. Yeah, correct. I like that. All right. And did they make that at the restaurant? His family owned the Nassau Inn. Really? My No, my father owned Glendale in and Leg Manor. He worked at Nassau in Oh, okay. Uh I the banquet section of Nassau in Was that on the menu? Um, on banquet menus they had I believe they had pork roll, but we didn't call it Taylor ham. All right. See, everybody calls it something different. Anything else on the app, chat? Yes. Okay, I'm going to I'm going to end it with this one. Jackie and Brick Taylor ham. Definitely cut it into small cubes and brown with olive oil, some spices, and it's all added into a Cuban red bean soup. Cuban red bean tail ham soup. That would be good. Really? If that don't make you want to sneak into this country, nothing will. Yeah. I love it. Or sneak out. Or sneak out. Either way, sneak to the bathroom. Here's Danny. [Music] And tomorrow, May Pang will be here. John Lennon's uh 18month affair called The Lost Weekend. Bob's Lost Weekend was The last 10 years. Last 10 years. It's crazy. Reverend Bob in the studio. Dude, it's been so long. How you been? What you been doing? Just working doing some uh writing now. We got something. I I met a friend of mine who I seen and then uh this Preston Gillan uh very brilliant man. And uh we started putting something together. that we already got, you know, writers like we're writing it to and director and we're sitting down tomorrow with some nice. It's going to be nice. So hopefully good. When it happens, you come back. I don't know. I'll let you back before. Yeah. Really? I'll get I'll get you in once I get big. I got to go. I got to go to New York at that point, right? Oh, yeah. That's where you got to right. Hey, you were in New York for years on the Howard Stern show. Yeah. You know, what's your best Howard memory? What's your best memory being like like being in the studio? Like who's some of the people that you saw come in? Because you were you were fearless, man. You weren't afraid to say anything to anybody. But there was a lot of people that came in and that he just he just couldn't, you know, he he always like felt like don't make like like they're, you know, don't go all crazy all over them like can I talk can you sign this or anything like that, right? Yeah. So it was kind of weird like that. So you just did the show, you know, you don't run up and the guy, oh my god, I'm a huge fan, you know, but like John Stamos was cool, you know? It's just weird. It's just like there was a lot of big stars there, but you kind of had to just be normal. I'll give you my John Stamos story. All right, I'm doing traffic on the Nancy Glass show. Uh, and what happened was the night before Stamos is coming in. The night before he comes in, I'm getting a haircut. The girl who cuts my hair, Valerie, loves Stamos. And she's cutting my hair. She's washing my hair. Don't forget to say hi to that John Stamos for me tomorrow. I'm like, "Yeah, okay. No problem." Right. I'll work it in. So the next day I'm I'm on the air. And uh you know u doing the you know he's on and they're doing the news and they're talking about how I forget somebody was named People magazine sexiest man. That was me. I was right. Exactly. Bob Lee, he was named People magazine sexiest man for an hour. And then I come on and they say, "You know, John, the Valerie who cuts my hair thinks you're the sexiest man in America." And they're like, "A" and I say, "I got a blow dry just for knowing you." I got two ways. I'm either going to win or And I actually said the right word and kept my job. But yeah, that was my best Stamos line. But you with the Beach Boys now. He's singing. He's like the front. Amazing. Yeah, it's it's like you never knew he could, you know, he just thought he was like an actor that women just loved and that like but he had the chops. Yeah. Right. Did soap operas. He's a grand he's a grandfather now, too. Yeah. It's amazing. Time flies. That's why we got to make it soon. We got to make it big. I know. What do you think of what's going on with the late night with uh with Jimmy Kimmel and the freedom of speech? It's not freedom of speech. it it's just look it's like just let's be funny again you know that's the whole thing it's like do what what worked over you know if you look at the shows like Carson it was just great you know this is just somebody's opinion all the time I don't I don't need opinions exactly you get that all day long yeah on the news you get it's just forget it I got too I just sit in the backyard and tan he does you look like like a model for Christ right he's all deep dark tan you can do commercials now well I can anything now. And you know what? I I was going to show you the picture of you. Now, when Bob and I first met, uh Bob and I, we first met at the uh Andy Scar Patty. We were doing a benefit because in I think 2002, six gloss U three Gloucester City firemen ran into a burning building to save three sisters and they all died and the town was just completely done, devastated. And we put together a comedy benefit and you were sitting at the bar. Andy put it together. I got there. You were sitting at the bar. I walk in and I got introduced. I think Jimmy Graham introduced us. And I said, "You're going to perform." And he goes, "You're not going to let me perform." I said, "Why not?" He goes, "So, yes, you are." So, you went up and crushed. Uh, and then we became friends. I bought coffee.comdyd. That was fun. And you would come in on a Sunday night like like he would first first he gets uh the guy from the Al Parinelloo who owned the Surflight Theater now owned a radio station in Wildwood and he gave you a show from uh 6 to 8. Yeah. On Sundays. On Sundays, right? And you were doing a radio show with Mike Moss, right? The Miserable Men, I think it was. No, you Eric, right? And this girl Tara, right? Tara, right? Tara, she was she was selling time there as well. Yeah. And then 8:00 time. You make it sound. No, I mean it was sales time. And then you I don't know all this inside stuff. And then you would go, I'm leaving. I'm going down to coffee.com comedy. Right. And then you like the pi piper. They'd all file in and I had Paul D'Angelo. Yes. Uh and then Gino Biscanti. Uh and then uh holding a fort till you got there. And then you'd walk in, light a cigarette, everybody. But the lighters would come out. Bob would pull out a cigarette. The the fans would be there and every Sunday night. It was great. It really was. It was relaxing, you know. It's a great way to spend a Sunday at the shore, you know. Yeah. I love it. Two hours of the radio and then comedy and then where do we go from here? We got Bernie in Blackwood. What's up, Bernie? Hey guys, how you doing? How you doing? Hey Bob, you remember me? You did a show for me at the Camden FOP years ago. Oh yes. Yes. Jim Florentine and uh I think Arty Lang was there. Yeah. Excellent. It was excellent time. What a show. Yeah. Hey, you got to do the right thing. Yeah. How about that? It's a great show. Thank you, man. Uh like your stuff. Yeah. And uh I'm not sure if you know, but our mutual friend Joe passed. Joe? Carney? Carney? Yes. Yes. I That was terrif that that was uh terrible when I heard, you know, the nicest guy in the world. One of the nicest guys you'll ever meet and it was just so sad. Oh man. Yeah, that's the worst. So Bernie, you coming to the show? You going to come see Bob at the dojo? He's all the way. No, it's this Saturday. Oh, you're too far away. Yeah, he's in uh Blackwood. Uh I don't know. It's It's probably about an hour and a half. I mean, you can make it. Yeah. You do you do any do anything closer? I hope so. I really do. I just got to look at my schedule and all that. Uh, but yeah, I don't even have an account. You know, I'm terrible at this now, but I'm having fun. I'll figure something out. I'll put it on my Facebook or Twitter. Got it. All right, Bernie, thanks for calling. All right, let me ask you this. If you had to come up with a Mount Rushmore, you always get the Mount Rushmore. Mount Rushmore of comedian of pork roll. Mount Rushmore of pork roll. Mount Rushmore of comedians who are still alive. Who'd be on it? That are still alive. that are still alive. Uh, you got to do a Mount Rushmore of comedians who are still alive. I don't even know who's alive anymore. I really I don't know who's dead and who who's alive. I mean, uh, who's alive? Let's see. That's a tough one. Chris Rock. Uh, Dave Chappelle, I guess. Hold on. Uh, right. You got to come up with four, right? Well, three because you'd be on it. So Bob Levy and Reverend Bob and the three other comedians who are still alive who would be on the Mount Rushmore. You just got to figure who's are still alive. That's the hardest thing. Yeah. I don't there's so you know there there's so many uh you know that are gone and you want to say right who's good enough? And I'm looking at some of the guys that are putting up here. Okay. You know and never mind. We got uh Matt Refe. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Chappelle. Chappelle. Yeahelle. Sure. You have to. You have to. All right. Nikki Glazer. I never seen a standup. All right. Uh Cat Williams. Cat Williams. Really good. He's He's somebody everybody should watch. Okay. Eddie Murphy. Eddie Murphy was great, but he he didn't do it long enough, I guess, to you know, he kind Yeah, that's Yeah. And that's the way you're supposed to do it, I guess. And you know what, though? The thing is like you do it. It's It's a great It becomes a great side job. Hell yeah. Yeah. I mean, like I I watched a thing on Don Adams from Get Smart and he would talk about how they'd film the show. Even Carson, you know, and then they just go to Vegas, pick up some easy standup money cuz once you know it, you know, you are amazing the way you do it because you when you go see Bob Levy, you don't see Bob just standing there telling jokes, you know, at the microphone. Bob talks to the crowd and by the time you leave, you had this conversation and you're saying, "When's he going to start his act?" and you realize, you know, you heard the act because you were laughing your ass off for the last 90 minutes. The whole thing is I don't remember anything. So, it's good to do it whatever is happening right there for the people, you know, but I have a set, you know, I do a set, but I mix it up and it's like, you know, it's crazy. You put the set on the audience. Well, yeah. It's like, let's go. I mean, you came to see a show. I have to do what's happening in front of me right now, you know, and just go wild and try to kill. That's all you want to do. You want to kill. You want to destroy. Sure. And he's gonna do that this weekend. The tips, the comedy dojo with our own Eric Pototts. We got Fat Mez coming in as well. There's Bob. They're outside. I think so. Breaking down the door. Yeah. I heard I hear kicking in that. It's like that's the guitar smashing against the wall. Little who? 1800283. Won't get fooled again. 1800 283 101.5. Here's fast trap. All right. The weather is brought to you by CV Orthopedics. Proud to welcome fellow trained foot and ankle specialist Dr. Tyler Verdoni. Offering minimally invasive surgery and PRP therapy to help with the common foot and ankle issues. Join their live virtual event October the 14th to register or book an appointment. Visit cviewwitho.com. Steve Trevalise. I love when these guys come in. They were so good here the last time. Fat Mez, they're uh playing all over New Jersey, all over Pennsylvania. We got Dom, Kurt. We got Dom, Corey, Kurt, and Bill. Dom is Bob's son. Uh, how old were you when you first realized things your father did with ranch sandwich? You know what's really funny? I actually have a great story about that is I didn't really know about what he did cuz, you know, I didn't really I was young and no one really told me he was a kid. Don't say what he did. Google that. Oh, yeah. And I Well, that's exactly what I did. I went on YouTube and I said, "Reverend Bob Levy and I saw a video of him Beetlejuice doing uh their blue cheese bit." And I was about 11 or 12 and it changed my life. I mean, I eat blue cheese with wings every time now. It's really changed everything. Got into rock and roll. Oh, he also likes fish. Oh, man. All right. So, dude, what do you guys been Now, first of all, I loved you guys at the the DMM arbcue. Thank you. And uh the last time we were coming, you last time you were here, you were promoting the MMB. It went great. It was I mean, it was early. We had we did the main stage. Uh, we had the opening act of the whole show at 1 p.m. and we weren't nervous as anything and it was but it worked out great. Then we did the side stage around 4:45 and it was a we had a really big crowd. They said it was the biggest crowd they've had for the sidestage people. Wow. And it was it was great. Our buddy Chuck over there was telling us and he dug it. Everybody up there was just awesome. You got incredible stage presence. I mean like I saw the video. You guys got owned it. Yeah. Really? That was a big I mean you you're jumping around clapping your hands. You're seeing him fighting in the streets and his Camden actually was fighting in the streets. So it's very authentic. Yeah. Yeah. Everyone's fighting, you know. That's that's what it's about, you know. And then you get fooled again. And then you get fooled again. Then you start fighting, you get fooled again. The cycle. That's that's, you know, that's us. So now what are you guys going to We're going in the next segment, say at 33 to 40, after 33 after the news, you guys are going to play a couple of songs. Yeah. Yeah. You know, then when you play, what's what songs you most love playing? Like what's the song what's the songs you have the most fun? None of the ones we do live. No. Um probably I don't I don't know. I mean it's different for all of us. For me I love doing the original tunes. I love doing the who tunes. Um I like doing the loud ones. They're fun. They're easy to sing to because you don't have to hear your voice. That's just me. What about you, Corey? What do you like playing? Yeah, I I definitely like the who tunes. It's a lot of fun. You never you never end up doing the same thing twice. Keith Moon didn't do anything the same ever. So makes a lot of fun. You know what? get closer to the mic though. Yeah. Yeah. Well, you know what? The one time Cory's actually quiet. Town Townsson wrote in his book uh who I am that used to drive him nuts that he goes he because Moon would be so out there that he wasn't keeping the line keeping the baseline. And Townsen would try to keep the baseline with his guitar to try to cover up with Moon because Moon would just go crazy and Whistle was crazy too. He was a Kurt and I had this conversation where where I I think he wrote that uh Whistle was a lead guitarist, Keith Moon was lead guitarist and then he was the drummer guitar. That's what he was doing. I guess it drove him nuts. Did you ever hear the story on how uh Moon basically Townsen Townsen decides when they first meet up, you know, when Roger first brings him into the band, he goes, "Look, we got to write our own songs. I'm I'm going to have to write the songs for this band." Yeah. So, he gets a bunch of albums. I forget like like a jazz album, like different albums. Goes up to his apartment and he's sitting there for the entire weekend trying to figure out trying to write songs for this band and he can't come up with anything. He's got a legal pad and he's got his albums. I forget what the albums were, but they weren't rock. They were like jazz, different types of music. And he writes feel inside. Can't explain. I don't know. Certain kind. Can't explain. Feel hot and cold. Can't explain. and he looks at the paper and he's like h and then they were they were touring with the kinks at that time and he goes you know if I put a guitar under this and that's how he got can't explain I didn't know that it's amazing like this the the stories that he tells uh it's called the book is called who I am and it's just like you know what a genius town was but have you seen the later wh the later wh the later who songs they should have stopped about 20 years ago they've been on their farewell world tour since 1980. Dude, I got a true story. This is a I when I got hired at YSP in 1983, uh the first thing I was covering was the Who Farewell Tour in 1983, 1982 actually. And it ended December 17th in Toronto uh with what was then a big deal satellite radio and they were going to play a broadcast around the world and that was supposed to be the final show. Yeah, I saw them on their farewell tour in 2014. Right. They just did on their farewell tour in 2018. That should be the question. When did you see the Who on their farewell tour? What's your favorite who song? Me? Yeah. Uh uh I I I I I think Can't Explain is is the best one. That's your favorite who song? Yeah. That's crazy. I like Are you just saying it cuz he said it? He can't think. No, he's nervous on the radio. 60s scared of the radio. I like 60s who I do. I I'm a big fan of 60s who about kids who were all right. That's good. All right. Great pictures of Lily. I love The real me. The real me. Cory's a big Charles Manson music fan, so he doesn't know much about other stuff. All right. What's your favorite who song? My favorite who song? Probably can't explain. Um it's uh I can't explain my favorite song. You know what? This is a rare track and I'm saying this now and I'm not doing this to be a cool hipster but I love on live it leads heaven and hell the opening track cuz Aunt Whistle and Adultry sing it and I think the chords are just really cool and I haven't heard it in a while and I'm going to I'll probably have a different song in 10 minutes but that's the great thing about classic rock. I always like substitute. Substitute. I love playing that one. What's the one? Uh I love Slip Kid. Slip kid is a good one. Yeah. Did you ever you ever hear the kids are all Right. that soundtrack. everything on there, just the way it's put together and just like even that final concert thing at the end, but the soundtrack from that when they do you are forgiven or uh the final concert uh from Woodstock when they do the Tommy thing and they do see me feel me. Yeah, that's amazing. Town so had a tune on his guitar. He's covered in mud from walking in the mud. That's the funniest stuff. I mean that's that's one of the best. I love the Who at Woodstock. That and Hendricks at Woodstock. Those are my two favorite stuff, you know, of of that whole like it just you just can watch it for hours and hours. Wish there was better audio. Well, yeah. You know, if they had if they had then what we have today, it would have been so much better. All right. 1800283101.5. Fat Mez in the studio. Reverend Bob in the studio. It's 9:30. All right. 1800283 101.5. Steve Trevalce from New Jersey 101.5 in the studio with Fat Mez. The boys are here. And Reverend Bob Levy is here as well. Well, uh, he's not actually here. He's in the other room. But, uh, Chris, uh, Christopher Knight, whom we miss and have a plaque dedicated to his memory outside the studio, is on the line right now. Here we are standing by Chris from the Clash. Say hello to the boys. The plaque is in the bathroom. It actually is. Yeah. It's right over the urinal. Right where Big Joe used to lean. Remember he used to lean? He make he'd make a handprint on the wall cuz he is so big. Well, the urinal now broke off so we no longer have it. We just have the plaque. That's all we got. Reverend Bob is there like actually there. Yeah, I'm on a smoke break, but I'll come back right now. You know what I mean? You know, just going to do it. You know, it's going to be gold. These boys, they just Yeah. the world. Want to take over the world. When did uh when did Fat Mez become the house band for Trev? I missed the memo. M you see that he says you're the you're my house band now. Really? Oh yeah. Yeah. No. Yeah. We just signed the contract the other day. Mhm. It was a beautiful thing. It's for the rest of our lives. We can't get out of it. He calls me drunk from clubs on Saturday night. You got to hear this. And he holds the microphone while you guys are playing. It probably just sounds like and then like I I'll hang up on him. He'll call me back. How about this one? And he holds it up again. Yeah. You know, I actually I I actually called just to say thank you twice to the band, to the boys, because I went into Chicks in in Philly, right, on the Boulevard like a Thursday ago, two Thursdays ago. I brought my kids and and their mother in just randomly for crab fries. And the guys were setting up and my kids got to see them. My boy plays drums a little bit. My daughter plays acoustic, electric, she plays like a ukulele. And we were right next to Bill and it was really loud but it was great and they were just blown away by because I keep telling them how great the band is, but they got to see them and it was nice. And the other part of it's a two-parter. I'm going to hang up and listen to the answer. Uhhuh. Dom I know Dom I know Bob I guess took Dom to a McCartney concert when he was 15 or something and got Dom into you know this is what this is what how it started. But they busted out I'm so tired. Wow. Thursday night and you know Trev, you and me are Lenin guys from like way back. Yeah. And and Dom starts playing this on a Thursday and I was just just blown away. It was really awesome. I'm going to hang up and listen to you know. Well, wait before you hang up. Bele talk. Yeah. Yeah. You realize tomorrow or is it Thursday would be John Lennon's 85th birthday. I'm aware. Yeah. That makes us what? 40. That makes us 40. Exactly. And uh tomorrow May Pang is going to be in the studio if you want to come up. Oh, that's awesome. May Pang and Bob Ley in the same week. They're making a video. Get any better than this. All right. You don't get some sleep. All right. Peace. Sleep well. Got it, man. So, how about that? Chris, he used to work here. He was our prod. He's Don Cannon's son. Oh, nice. Christopher Knight. Okay. Uh yeah, great guy. Uh great great Beatles fanatic. Great Fat Mess fanatic. And uh you know, and all right, so now what are you guys going to sing? I think since since uh May Pang is going to be in here. We'll do a little John Lennon. There we go. Uh well, the Beatles John Lennon wrote it when he felt like he was going nowhere. That's exactly what happened. Yes. And the one and only the beautiful tenor voice of Cory Cho will be singing lead and me and Bill will sing some harmony and Kurt will play guitar and together it'll be music somehow. What's my start? Play E. I need to make sure I have All right, folks at home. Here's here's some music. I hope you enjoy it. We haven't all sang today, so we'll see what happens. It'll be great or really terrible. He's uh finger snap us in, Corey, because he's the drummer. I'll do a four count. There you go. He can't explain. I can't. He won't get fooled again. Let's do it. He's a real nowhere man sitting in his nowhere land making all his nowhere plans for nobody. Doesn't have a point of view. Knows not where he's going to. Isn't he a bit like you? and we nowhere man you don't know your place nowhere man the world is at your command [Music] He's as blind as he can be. Just sees what he wants to see. Nowhere man can you see me at all. [Applause] Nowhere man hurry. Take your time. Don't hurry. Leave it alone till somebody else lends you a hand. doesn't have a point of view. Knows not where he's going to isn't he of it like you and me. Nowhere am I you don't know your mercy. No man the world at your command. He's a real nowhere man sitting in his nowhere land making all is nowhere plans for nobody. Making all his nowhere plans for nobody. Making all his nowhere plans for nobody. Nice. That was beautiful. That was the worst version we've ever done of it. Screwed the last verse up. We screwed it all up. It's all right. See it live. We'll do it slightly worse. Yeah, I can imagine. You guys are going to be Chicks and Pets, right? Chickies and Pets Thursday. Depalos for some Italian food. That'll be fun. And then Saturday, wedding. We're at a wedding, so no one can come besides the wedding people. And I hope they come. And then Sunday, the fainting goat. Where's the fainting goat? Uh, Glenn Holden, I think at Delo. You know, it's they use AI photos of goats on the walls. That's new. Alan Iverson with goats. This is amazing. Baby goats are real kind of goats. It is. So now wait, so which which chicks and pets? Uh, Roosevelt Boulevard. Oh, that one. Watch like car accidents happen. That was the original Chicks and Pets. Yeah. We saw a guy in a tractor trailer. He hit the brake so hard he like smashed the back of his bed into the truck. Oh man. Came off right into the cab. Oh, it was it was hysterical. And we're playing songs to it. I feel like if I was working, it happened on the worst day ever. Loud music happening around there for like four hours there the whole show. Would have been great to shoot the video with, right? Yeah. It was insane. Yeah. Really? All right. So now, all right. So now, what are some of the songs you would play when you play? Cuz you guys are all over the place like he was saying. Yeah. Like you're playing I'm so tired. You don't play just the standard hits. You don't play the normal stuff. Sometimes you play Rob. Grab some. We got the phone. Grab some calls. We got you, you know, like he said, you know, I'm so tired. People don't play that. And when so, when somebody's in the audience and they hear that, it's so great because you're like, oh my god, wow, this it makes you stand out. It's cool to mix it up. I mean, there's shows where we play dance clubs and we got to play American Girl and we'll do that and we like doing that. Um, but then, you know, there's sometimes you like that performance of I'm So tired, I only slept barely at all. So, it's really we're trying to be the most authentic we can be. Um but uh learned that one on the way to a show. Yeah. We Yeah. We just won cuz we all we just cuz recently we've gotten so tired of we kind of ran the same set list all summer for the most part just cuz our voices have been shot and you can only do a certain thing. Soon as the summer ended, our voice came back. We just started winging stuff. I'd go do Hey, do you know I'm so tired? You know, can't find my way home. Let's do it. Because if it's horrible, it already sounds horrible. So it's like there's no difference, you know? And you know what's great about it? like you know like you like you were saying it it just it's it's got to be fun for you guys instead of all right same old stuff again let's go through this you know Bill Hicks right excuse me while I paint a phony smile on my face and run through this stuff one more time yeah you guys don't do that let's get Sue in Pennsylvania wants to say hello Sue you're on New Jersey 101.5 Sue she's in the bathroom oh there she is what's happening Sue hi Susan not in much. I'm listening to Fat Med on the radio. Aren't they amazing? That's us. How are you? Yes. I I I come to see you all the time. I'm one of the uh one of your groupies. Ah, there you go. There we are. Just running around, Sue. There. There she is. I'm uh I'm the uh crazy lady that that um at how you go. I recognize that. I know who you are. Yeah. Yes. You know who I am. That's That's how we find you. What's your favorite Fat Mez song, Sue? Um, the Fat Mez song would be um one of You got it. Uh, Pretty Pretty Blonde News. Yes. There we go. Oh, look at that. That's the original. The first single ever. Really? That that we ever put out part of an EP with How Would You Know? Before. Nice. How about that? How would you know? Yes. Love that. Yes. Yes. We've been watching you for a few years now and following you around. Thank you so much. You know what? But now remember, you can't forget her when you guys hit the big time, right? You got you got to remember you got to remember Sue. Exactly. Someday you'll be at a show. You'll be doing like the Wells Fargo Center and you'll hear that and you'll be like, "Sue, there she is. I'll be right in the front row." There you are. You see that? You know what you'll pay for that ticket, Sue? You have no idea. All right. 1800 283 101.5. Jim, hang out. We give you more time after festival. All right. Steve Treble East, New Jersey, 101.5. Reverend Bob Levy is in the house. He's gonna be at uh Tiff's the Comedy Dojo. Yes. Mar Plains, New Jersey with Eric Pototts on Saturday night. Come on out. The Eric Pots. The And there'll be no political humor. No. No, we don't do that. Just funny. Just fun. What's it Is it different now? Like when you go out? No. It's No. Well, you don't care. I don't care. Yeah. I just have fun. I mean, if people can't handle it when I do go out. Yeah. I don't go out much, but I when I do go out, I go and enjoy myself. And people seem to enjoy it, and that's all that matters. I And if you don't, that's okay, too, because you're still going to be talking about me the next day. I like that. He still gets paid. See, that's the beauty of your old man. He would go out, like I said, he would just start conversations and do the whole show and everybody leaves happy. That's just him being himself. He's not He just, you know, got on a stage and they're like, "Ah, like he's like that all the time." You know what I I mean, it's just like he wakes up and it's like, wow, this is this is it. How did you get into music? How did I get into music? I tried to stay away from comedy. That works. That's a good idea, man. No, I I did stand up for a great job. Stand up for 6 months. I was terrible. I was just I was like 15, 14. I was just doing really dirty jokes and all. He was I wonder where he got that from. He would work for tips and he would make more than the feature act and it it just killed he he would have like a a tin can or something. It was it was terrible, but he loved it. Um, but I gave up on that. Saw McCartney and I started playing music. So that was the religious experience. You saw McCartney. I did. I did. And I, you know, I I prayed, you know, it was next thing you know, you know, I just started playing music. You know, you know, it was crazy. What was the Paul song when you saw him? Where'd you see him? I saw him. We saw him in DC. DC. Um, I don't know. I mean, it was the whole I've always known the Beatles my whole life. Um, I don't know. I mean, just it was the whole experience. It was just him being able like one person controlling how 2,000 3,000 4,000 people in front of him. Like that's crazy to me like having a good time and just like having that much like I don't know just it was amazing. I took my son when he was nine and they were doing I have twin boys. They were in their guitar phase and I wish they would have stayed with it. Uh but uh we were sitting there at the Melands and it's before the show and he's playing and my son's like nineyear-old son, "Dad, look at the way he stands. Look at the way he holds his guitar. Look at the way it's all this technical like X's and O stuff. And he never stayed with it. But you know, but you see Paul and Paul at one point goes out and he goes, "I love the way I really appreciate you guys holding the signs." He goes, "But man, please I got to I got to focus. I got to think, chords, words, and you guys are confusing me. I got Yeah. Like a lot of times he would talk about how he would when he was preparing for a show would have to go back. He has a like a garden house that he goes to and he pull out the old Beatles songs and listen to himself going, "Wow, that guy was pretty good, you know, just to relearn all the stuff that he knew cuz he didn't play many Beatles stuff on the Wings tour." Like he he he didn't want to. I was reading one the one book um I can't remember the audio book I can't read. But um that's what I got from He really didn't start doing a lot of that Beatles stuff till the 90s. Well, he didn't want to do it because he was like I want to prove that I don't need any of this material and then like he to pay for royalties. He didn't have to pay for his name. His name was on He didn't want Alan Klein. No, no, he had to pay for He has to this day. Well, he just didn't want Alan Klein to make that money. Yeah. You know what? Well, the thing Well, you know, like the they fought over the music. Michael Jackson owned it for a while. You know how he bought it is cuz Paul went to uh Michael and he's like, you know, I bought all Buddy Holly stuff. You know, you can do that. And Michael's like, "You didn't?" You know, and then he he does impressions, too. Did you teach him that? I can only do a Paul McCartney impression and then all my other impressions just sound like different versions of Paul McCartney. different versions of Cory. Oh yeah. Well, I have I have my Cory impression ready. I just want to do it for the people at home. Listen, my dad he he we live in Burlington County and he teaches out to schools. Let me tell you, they they just what they did to him was messed up. Columbus is more of a metropolitan area. This is my area. It's got it's like a city, but it's got everything that a city would need. Not like farmlands. Like I just don't like it. It's just great. I love it out here. Central Jersey. Central Jersey. Yes. Not north or south Jersey. Central. What do you think? Central Jersey. Well, now that I live in it. Yeah. You know, other than that, you know, only people in central Jersey will acknowledge Central Jersey. All you Central Jersey people are the same. Yeah. They don't care about the rest of it. The South Jersey, North. It's two completely different places. It is. You know, there's the line of demarcation would be what? Mercer County. Oh, hold on. We got poor Jim. Jim's in Drexel Hill. Hi, Jim. What's up, boys? How we doing? It's Jim. Hello, Jimothy. How you doing, Jim? How you doing? How you doing tonight, buddy? I I guess I guess you guys can't sing your famous song about me. No, I I worked on you. Ready? Jim's a phallic object. Jim's a phallic object. Jim's a phallic object. I worked on that. I told them outside. I'm not even lying. It's got a beat. You can dance to it. It does. Steve, you have to you have to get the boys to sing Highway Star. It's their classic. They kill it from Deep Purple and they would just rip it there. Yeah. Reverend Bob, I'm sorry I missed you in Westchester. I'm going to have to run into you one of these times. You got it, buddy. You know why he couldn't make it, Dad? He couldn't fit in the front door. I think we got the wrong Jim. No, that's Jim Lee. Jim Lee, that's you. Yeah, it is. Wow. Can you believe that Kurt and Bill didn't recognize your voice, Jim? Your voice sounds a lot different on the headphones. You sound You sound hotter. He's not eating now. Do I Do I Do I sound normal? Do I sound intelligent or something? I know. I think this is the first time we hear you not drunk. I think that's what it is. Cold blooded. Cold blooded. Cold blooded. You know what? You gonna see Bob this Saturday night up in beautiful Mars Plains, New Jersey at the Comedy Tojo at Tips. Yes. Well, Steve, I have two questions. Could I ask him? Yeah, go ahead. All right. So, one is for Kirk. Oh, I'm ready. What is your inspiration for your songwriting, Kirk? And then my second one is for Billy. Yeah. And Billy, if you had to go to dinner with a legendary rock star, dead or alive, who would it be? I'm going to hang up now. I'll I'm gonna hang up now. Listen to you guys. I'll see you tomorrow night over at Chicks. And uh Kurt, you still have me a beer from Saturday night. But thank you. He's calling to collect. I got you. All right. Who would be the rock star? Assuming the rockstar be paying. Um I mean it'd have to be Jimmyi Hendricks for me. If I'd have to meet one person. Yeah. Jimmyi Hendris. Yeah, it' have to be. They made a movie about it. My dinner with Jimmy. They really guess who's coming to dinner. I got the news. We get it almost every night. Everybody returns to the studio. Steve Dremel's New Jersey 101.5. Dancing in the moonlight with Fat Mez. Here they are. Dom, Cory, Kurt, Bill, how you doing? Good. Good. Good. So, uh, now you guys, uh, we talked earlier about when you, uh, played the MM barbecue. Yes. And uh how many people were there? Lots. Lots of people were there. Like I can't read and I also can't count so I couldn't tell but I mean there was there was a good amount of people. Side stage had Duncan Reed lips though. Definitely over a thousand throughout the the performance I I would say. Yeah definitely was people. The first stage was a bit light just cuz it's so early. People were but it was like the whole pit was filled and there's people going out back. But that side stage the side stage was crazy. I mean there's a lot of people. You could see it when you see the YouTube video. And uh this is what it sounded like. Amazing. [Music] You jumping around on stage. Oh yeah. Getting psyched. No keyboard. No keyboard at all. That's Bill on the guitar. Yeah. Wow. Yeah. That's a guitar. Yeah. Amazing. You can make the guitar do anything. It's crazy. Learn how to make it talk. Yeah. Yeah. It could even curse. It's cuz it's your father. People are screaming. There he is. Don't interrupt yourself. Listen to that voice. [Music] [Music] who [Music] sing the song. [Applause] [Music] It's rock and roll. guitar has just as much meaning today as it did when they wrote it. Amazing. You cut off the vorus. You cut off the chorus. Oh, no. I didn't do it. Cuz we'll do it right now. We don't get food. There we go. That was beautiful I've ever done. Uh-huh. Man, so there you are making a big time and that going to be a chicken and pizza this weekend. It only went downhill after. That's why I said to Hannah and my girlfriend, we're walking around and it was a great gig and everyone's having a good time and I go, "It only goes downhill from here." Like, this might be the thing that we look at be like, "Remember when we almost did something? That was crazy." No, they're going to be starring in a new movie, Deliver Me from Jersey. Yeah. Yeah. Are you going to want Have you uh Next day, huh? This is good. All right. So, now what do you guys want to sing? Well, uh I think we're going to do an original song. Um and uh this is one. You'll finish this one as opposed to this one, right? What was that? So, we'll finish that song as opposed to this one. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. We'll finish this one. We'll cut the chorus out of this one, though. No. Uh, this is a song penned by Curtis Foster over here. And, um, which one am I playing? We're going to do Lucky. We're going to do Lucky. He doesn't even see Kurt doesn't even know what's going on. This is Spinal Tap, folks. It's all these goofballs. But yeah, this is a song called Lucky. We put out singles every month besides this month because we forgot and we had to mix it because we're terrible. Doesn't count in October. It doesn't count in October. Rock. And um this is a song called Lucky. And Bill, here he is. Bill, say hi to everybody. You haven't talked. Bill's going to sing this song. And Bill, last time Bill was in the steam room, so he couldn't make it. But now I came before this mic. All right, I'm going to get off the mic now. Cory's yelling, "Get off the mic, Dom. Dad, wait. This song's about Cory's cat." There's a song about Cory's cat. This goes out to the Cho back at home. That's his last name. It's a hit in Finland. Oh, yeah. No, this is the bit. This song is It's not big. It's like It's got 18 views in Finland. So that's half the population. All right. So we're doing So without further ado, Kurt's going to hit the first chord and it hopefully sounds good. You should probably have a count in for that one. Here, I'll count it in. Oh god. Ready? I'm the best counter. 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 Oh [Music] my mind. [Music] Little shots of glitter strangers in the night. [Music] It's the hard lad [Music] day. [Music] I want to be someone to somebody and pain over all my gra around me flashing headlights in my eyes [Music] by your meories. I tra my pride. [Music] It's the hard rocking. [Music] Ain't no sidewall day. [Music] I want to be someone to somebody and rain over my grave. [Music] [Music] [Applause] It's the heart of You lucky a sad wall. I want to be someone to somebody and made over all my Yeah. It's so hard. Ain't no sneak. [Music] Great job. Wow. Wow. That's a song called Lucky. What a voice. He can do it all. He's sitting there quiet in the corner, not saying anything. All of a sudden, he comes out. He's saving it. And gets lucky. That was amazing. It's not hard being lucky. No. No. Especially in this place, right? How about that, man? How about That's our song, Lucky. That's the one that does the best out of anything. It, you know, it's got in Finland. It's got like 120,000 listens on Spotify. And uh How about that? Really? Yeah. It it blew up compared to the other stuff. I mean, I guess the rest of it's terrible, but people really like it, you know. Yeah. So, you guys put out a single a month? Yeah. Yeah, single a month. We've been doing that since um since when? Spring. Since spring and then this month is the only month we missed it, but uh it's okay, you know. We're going to do it till the sun explodes and kills us all. And yeah, it's going to be soon, I hope. There's going to be one hell of an album by the time that comes. Yeah. So, the plan is right now is we're going to put out We have about 13 singles. We're going to put them out as compilations of singles and then we're going down to Memphis in March and we're going to cut a record of nine new songs because we don't want all these songs are kind of all over the place. We want a cohesive record. So these are going to be about all singles and all everything from the first release to the last one till the record comes out. When you write like how you roll over the road, right? Like you know, do you have like a a format that you follow or like one certain style or This year has probably been the driest for me writing. I I've written maybe four songs this year which is really light. I usually come up with a bunch of stuff. Um, we just kind of write stuff. Me and Kurt write a lot of it. We either write together, like I'll come up with music and melody, he'll come up with words, or I'll come up with music, he'll do the rest. Or we'll have individual songs that we bring in. Um, but you know, there's no way to do it because if there is a way to do it, it'll be boring after a couple months. So, that's the thing. Yeah. Yeah. And you know what? Let it come to you naturally. Mhm. Do you when you write, do you keep thinking like because you play so much classic rock and you're all over, you know, you play so much. Do you have to keep telling yourself, "Bro, grab that call." Do you have to keep telling yourself, "Oh, wait, no, that's that. Oh, no, no, that's this. That's that." Yeah. It's really hard to write rock songs that aren't writing the same thing over and over again. Yeah. It's all been done. Band Naked Ladies, right? Yeah. To make it and not make it derivative is very difficult. Yeah. The best thing is when you take an idea like I have a song uh let's say for a while and I I love Stepping Out by Joe Jackson and there's a little melody and I stole that little thing. So, you know, we'll be getting sued soon, but that's only two bars, right? Isn't it like a You're allowed three or something like that? It's It's only really lyrics. They can't really copyright music. So, it's impossible. I'm just going to steal away until they arrest me and put me to death. Oh, dude. I got to I got to tell you a story about that. I got to hit traffic first, but I got to tell you a great story about that. Hold on. Fat in the studio with with their dad, Reverend Bob Levy. Hi, Father. Father Bob Le 18283 101.5. Fat Mez in the studio talking about writing music earlier. You know, I saw Jean Simmons at the Trocera. Uh he does this thing where the Jean Simmons box set and if you buy the Jean Simmons box set, it's uh $2,000. Uh for real, this is what you get, guys. Get on the microphone. It's the Jean Simmons box set. For $2,000, you get whatever Jean Simmons wants to put in the box set. Part of the deal is he he does a he comes to your town and does a private concert for you and there's an open bar and there's food, drink, all that, right? So he gets up on stage and he starts playing different songs and he comes out at one point and he plays Hang on Sloopy and he talks about how you know if you slow it down it becomes Angel of the Morning which are two completely different songs. And then he comes out and he says uh you know uh John Lennon you know watched a lot of movies and the movies got into his music and he starts playing across the universe you know words are flowing and and then he obviously saw the wizard of oz and he goes to somewhere over the rainbow lining drops and that and it's the same thing he goes maybe he even saw Jawsun and and like wow but yeah like when you talk about writing music how it all you know slow down, speed it up, and it becomes so completely different. It's just it's cool cuz it's like like Neil Young describes it is like it's in the air like everything exists and you can just grab it out of there. You just have to get it at the right time and like and he always said Neil and John Lennon and McCartney is like when you get an idea, finish it in that moment cuz you can't just be like, "Oh, I got an idea." You demo it for like 30 seconds of a song and then you move on to it. You got to get that energy to it and just sit there. And that's what they do. Like, you know, um uh what song was it? Um Rocking in the Free World. I think he wrote he was he was like kind of working on it and he he ran to the basement to write and his wife was yelling at him and that's why he says it sounds so angry cuz he's getting yelled at and he goes I'm trying to write I'm trying to write a song please don't come down you know and and that's where it came from. I remember your father telling at the comedians write it down as soon as you think of it. Write it down. Everything is material. Yeah. Yeah. You know and like Paul would talk about the same thing. I forget what the song was, but for me to you, it was some real early Beatles song and they were on their way to see the to open up for Roy Orerson and he had the song in his head and he runs in I got to get a piano got a he runs in trying to in the hall trying to find the piano because they didn't have tape recorders, you know, you just had to sit there and try to do it from memory and they b it was a really early hit but they banged it out that quickly because you know, like you said, finish it. You got to just know, you know, where you're going with it before it leaves and doesn't come back or you just let it come. Like there's times for me, especially when I'm writing a song and I know I'm my lyrics I think about last I I I do everything phonetically and then I fill in stuff that makes sense. But like you can have there's been songs where I've written like a whole verse that just comes out and I'm taping it and I listen to it and I go that just came out of nowhere and I write it down and like there's some songs on my record or it's like I I said one whole line it comes out out of nowhere and you just go where did this come from? moment and you go, I'm not going to question it. I'm going to just get it and keep moving. Mhm. That's what that was yesterday, right? He got it and then he's like, wait and and this had to come from someplace and he found out it didn't come from any place. Yeah. Know, cuz he was playing it for a lot of people. He said, George Martin, he goes, you know, does this sound like anything? And George Martin said, "No." Finally got to be his. Tracy's in Pennsylvania wants to say hi. Hey, Tracy. Hello. How are you today? Hey, good to hear from you, Tracy. Hi, guys. Sorry I missed you the last couple shows. cuz I was out of town. Oh, it's okay. Chickies on Thursday. Nice. We start at 5:00 p.m. that day. I I forgot to mention on the radio before. Thank you for saying it. I was going to make sure you mentioned it on the radio. So, Tracy work at chickies. Tracy's in pets. Tracy's inc. All right, Tracy. Thanks. I'm sorry. Thanks for the call. Did I just cut her off? Sorry, Tracy. We'll continue it on Thursday. Tracy, exactly. All right, we got time for one more song. What are we doing? We're going to do our most recent original. uh song. This is a song inspired by other songs and inspired by life. And I wrote it about love when I was 18 years old when I knew nothing about love. So here's my ignorance. Fool to fall. Ready? I'll count it in. 1 2 3 4 5. [Music] You told me that you love me by the pictures on the wall. Maybe I'm the fool to fall. Well, maybe I'm crazy and a tad bit crazy, but something in your heart melts my mind. [Music] When you look in my eyes, yeah, it makes me want to scream. Maybe you are better in my dreams. If I never met you, well, how could I pretend to walk another day by your side? Oo yeah. Come on, baby. D. [Music] There's a guitar solo [Music] bound. [Music] Well, I think that it's time I go home. Scaring late and I've got to go until next time. [Music] Goodbye. Well, you told me that you love me by the pictures on the wall. Maybe I'm the fool to fall. Well, maybe I'm lazy and a tad bit crazy, but something in your heart melts my mind. It melts my mind. Yeah. M smile. [Music] [Laughter] [Music] That's food to fall. That was great. Thank you. And all the songs I've written after that have been much worse. So I'm Yeah. So it's probably the best lyrics I have and I wrote it like a decade ago it feels now. Are you serious? Yeah, I am ter I'm terrible now. I'm not even kidding. Very poor. I've never lost I've lost so much ability. Well, you know what? It's working very well with you now. That was fantastic. That was very Paul McCartney. Thank you. Thank you. You got to say you got to say it like Paul. No, thank you so much. I was just writing a song about love and I said, you know, John, I got a really good song about love. And he said he said, I don't want another song about love, Paul. I got to write more songs about submarines. And I said, Paul, you know, we just got to stop doing the heroin. You know, Fat Mez in the house. Where you guys going to be? Chicks and Pets. Chicks and Pets. 5:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. on Thursday. Then we're going to be at Depalo's in Pensro at 7 7 to 10. We're going to be playing. Get some pasta. You'll enjoy it. It'll be so loud. And the meatballs will be flying off your plate. Then we're playing a wedding on Saturday and we'll find out who the wedding is Saturday morning. Invite everybody. We're going to invite everybody. We're going to crash the wedding. We're going to bring my dad. He's going to, you know, do his thing. No, we're not. Um, then he'll bring the salad dressing. And then we're going to be at Applebee's. I mean, sorry. We're going to be at the Village Pub in Defat. Oh, the figning goat. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Goat. the the uh the AI art place. 5 to 8 and we're going to be playing music there. A little slumber hour of music. I don't know what you would call it on happy hour. Is it a happy hour? Okay. And you know, get get drunk, faint like a goat, listen to some music, and there you go. Monday will you find us in our rooms, not together, separate rooms. And Reverend Bob Levy, Tips Saturday night, Mars Plains. Yes. Tips comedy uh.com. Check it out. Come out and see me and Eric Pototts. A good time shall be had by all. Thanks for coming, guys. Anytime. Great time. Thank you for having us. You got it. All right. 1 800283101.5 is the number. Steve Trebleise, what a great night, man. Fat Mess Domy and the boys, Reverend Bob's dad in here as well. Uh going to be Chicks and Peas in the Northeast tomorrow night. Uh you got to go see that band. What a terrific job. And you know what, the original stuff, you know, really stands up. Like not everybody. A lot of guys will do the great cover stuff, but when it comes to the original stuff, it falls a little bit. That last song was fantastic. Both songs. Lucky was great. The emotion that they had with their original songs. You could feel it. You could feel it in here. That's what I really liked when they got into their like original stuff and they're talking about how it's it's about this, it's about this. You feel the real emotion from them. And that was amazing. Oh man, it really it really was. and we'll get them back in here as well. Shall we do some news? Absolutely. What we got here? I've got news for you. Excellent news. Now it's time for headlines and Trevlines. I read the news today. Doctor as Steve comments on the headlines of New Jersey. Brace yourself folks for mindblowing news as only Steve can. What the hell's going on out here? What do we got? Okay, so Netflix has green lit a new reality TV show. It's a competition series based on a murder mystery board game, Clue. Netflix is doing Clue. Netflix is going to have a reality TV show. Have they got one? I think they got a clue of using us New Jersey for filming. I'll tell you that. They are everywhere. They shut down 133 to make a movie. You know, I'm so glad I have to go on 133. Last night I was dodging it so much there was I'm not even close to it. Didn't want to go near it because that is my worst nightmare driving home seeing some construction and I'm seeing some We don't have enough right now. We're going to start stopping the roads from movies in New Jersey. Yeah, I know that that's what I'm looking for. You're going to get a great crash scene. Where do you see this? Roll them. But yes, so Hasbro has given them the deal to Hasbro. Oh, the toy company. Yes. So they're doing multiple things. Hasbro is coming out with this the reality TV show about Clue. And they're also coming out with the Monopoly TV series. Monopoly TV series. Yes. It's going to be about the board game Monopoly. I know that, but I don't understand. Like how do you make a TV series out of Monopoly? I have no idea. Atlantic City. it. I I think so. It's got to be about Atlantic City. It's got to be because I mean everything is from originally from Jersey. So, okay, that'd be fantastic. I'm looking forward to seeing the people who freak out when they land on the on the railroads. Well, if you go to Baltic Avenue, you realize you got nothing, right? Really? That's the That's like the ghetto of Monopoly. Really? It's the ghetto of Monopoly. That is what I call it when I play it. Boardwalk in Mediterranean Avenue. You don't even want to walk through that little piece of land. You know, you want to you want to get me over to Boardwalk and Park Place. Absolutely. You know, where I where land where I can't afford. All right. What else we got? Original artwork from painter and TV host Bob Ross will be auctioned off to help the public television stations after funding was cut from them. What? Yeah. Say that again. Bob Ross's original artwork will be auctioned off to help support the public television stations after their funding was cut. You know what? I'm in radio. Our funding gets cut every day. Our funding, our staff, you turn 11. I'm worried about public television getting their funding cut. Come on. It's a business, people. You know what? Seriously, start selling commercials. If you want to do it, then you do it. You know what I mean? I like everybody else does. I mean, come on. Is that To me, that's ridiculous. I I mean, look, if you want to sell your painting and pay for public television, God bless. But seriously, I mean, it's not like, you know, it's not like radio goes away. No. I mean, you know, how many how many radio stations how many radio companies have gone under because of just the way this business is? And I'm worried about public television losing their funding. Yeah. You know, or private television or whatever. I mean, the same thing. I mean, public television, public radio, it's the same thing. That is very true. It It's a business, you know. So, uh, we're in a capitalistic society. Now, hear me out. I'm listening. You can get yourself one of the 30 Treval show is available for grants. Please donate. I'll get I'll get TJ Labiscy to come in here. Bring in some oldies a Now, hear me out, Trev. We have reformed the critters. If we start painting pictures, maybe we can get some funding for this radio station. I need some radio some funding for me. But 30 paintings estimated a total value of $850,000 to $1.4 million. And how's that? So So what do we So what's the point? I mean I mean my I mean the thing is I'm not trying to be cold here. No, it's okay. But you have Thank you, Rob. You have got so many outlets for television today, right? I mean, look at this. Netflix is all over New Jersey. So, I mean, you've got you've got the network television, you've got the streaming television, you've got everybody's gotten into television. So, why does why does public television need to exist? And and again, I I'm just I'm not being douchy. I'm just really questioning. It's just like anything else, you know? Give me a product, sell time. I mean, you know, what are we benefiting here? The greater good. Anybody can do anything that public television is doing. That is true. It can be somewhere else. Like, say for instance, if Netflix decides, you know what? We're going to we're going to pay Sesame Street. We're going to run Sesame Street on Netflix. Okay. I don't understand why the the need for public television. And again, if just if somebody wants to answer me that question, you know, open my eyes. I'm not really trying to be like, you know, shock, you know, shocky or stupid or anything. I just I really question it. You know, in the in the days when there was no television, you know, in the 1950s when it was first coming on, you had like five channels. All right. Well, you have a public television or this is where we go, you know, god forbid there's a hurricane or something. Well, if this if anything happens, first of all, I I you know, we live through Sandy. This station carried New Jersey through Sandy. Uh, and I still, you know, get thanked for that as being part of that. I was a listener. Um, well, so but the idea that, you know, well, if hurricane happens, they're not going to know it in Iowa. Oh, yes, they will because they're going to get they're going to get an app alert. You know, uh, people are going to show up and say, "Hey, the hell out of here. There's a hurricane coming." So, I don't know. I just I don't see why everybody freaks out over, "Oh my god, what are we going to do? We're not going to have channel 13." Uh, and again, you know, the programming, if the programming on those stations are any good, somebody will buy them and run them. And that's what you're there for. Because you know what the other thing too, uh, is as opposed to, well, you're not going to get commercials. Mhm. But you are going to get like 15minute chunks of people begging you to donate. So, what's the difference? I That's all I got. You know, I mean, but I mean, and again, I'm just because I keep hearing, you know, oh my god, the funding for public television is well, you know, what about private TV? It isn't like that the the private industry is doing so thrivingly well. You know, very true. Bob Ross was on Netflix for a little bit, too. He was Yeah, his show was What was his show? It was the Bob Ross show where the Bob Ross show where he's painting. And the funny thing is to me, Bob Ross always said that these paintings aren't supposed to be big amazing paintings. He was teaching you how to paint the viewer. So for sure So we're going to get the viewer's paintings. Kid paints his hand and we're It's a turkey and we're going to sell it. I mean seriously. All right, hold on. I got I got air traffic 18283 101.5 Steve Jobs Rob Brown. Hello. Continuing with the headlines in Detroit lines. Tell them listen to this. Exactly what Hollowotes say because look, the football gods shut up. Go ahead. The football gods may not be answering the Giants and Jets, but they answered for the Super Bowl halftime show. Oh, really? And it's not about Bad Bunny because Are you sure it's not Bugs Bunny? What's up, Doc? Okay. Taylor Swift is not headlining and she says that she wouldn't do it. No. No. You know what they say about that halftime show? They don't know what the they're doing. So, she's not going to headline the So, they did ask her. So, Jay-Z Mhm. Jay-Z uh he has a part he has a company that is called Rock Nation. And Rock Nation is in charge of the halftime show. So, he is the person who helps out with it. And he asked her, "Would you like to be a part of it?" And she said, "No." She said, "No." I'm very shocked about that. Very shocked about that. She don't need it. Why you go dirty? You don't get paid. That is very true. So, are you doing it for the publicity? Who needs more publicity right now? I mean, seriously, could there be anyone that needs less publicity than Taylor Swift? That is very true. She did have the number one movie in the weekend that we talked about. Exactly. So, I mean, seriously, why why would in earth would she want to do that? You know, I mean, it's like now it's like the National Football left. I mean, when you really think about it, you know, I was through everything weekend to annoy the president. That is true. Bad Bunny was talking about it on Saturday Night Live this past weekend. Now, Bad Bunny, who refuses to come into this country because he doesn't like the immigration policy, yet does fly in to do Saturday Night Live. Yep. Gee, the sacrifices he's willing to make. Yes, he is. It's just It's just wonderful. Are you sure? What's up, Doc? You don't think so? Hey, we got to get out of here. Great job by you. Oh, thank you very much. I'll see you next Monday. I'll see you next Monday, pal. And where are you going to boogie comedy gig? Uh, I'm going to be at Encore tomorrow night at 7:00. I'm going to be hosting. It's going to be a great time. People, if you want to see me do some comedy, that is the place to be. All right. And and you know what they say about that. [Music]