All right, it's Mojo in the morning show. I want to talk about a couple of things. What number one, who fell for an April Fool's joke yesterday? Because Kevin fell for one. I don't think I do. Kevin thinks that there's something to this whole pink moon. They put. There is. Thank you, Shannon. It was a total of BS. I don't think it was. I mean, it was BS when I went outside. So for those who don't know, and you can Google it or go on social media, that's how I was made aware of it. Apparently, we have like red moons. We have solar eclipses. These are things that don't happen every single night. So when they do happen, it's a very rare occasion. You got to see it when you see it. So yesterday, they being Complex Magazine, which is a social account I follow, they put up pop culture and news and sports and things like that, put up that we were going to have a pink moon. And they were like, it's so fitting that it's coming around Easter and in the caption, it said, no, this is not an April Fool's joke. Yeah. So I read that. So last night I go outside. They said around 1026 Eastern Standard Time. I go outside. I'm all bundled up because it was chilly. I'm looking up at the clouds trying to find the moon. I see the moon is hidden behind the clouds. So I got to stand out there a little bit longer than I anticipated and wait for the clouds to go by. And it's bone white. It's regular moon. Yeah. It was a regular moon. I think some of those are really hard to see. I'm like, just some people, maybe they see a hint of pink. Yeah. The images that they showed, it was. We're amazing. It was pink. I wonder if anyone else saw a pink one. You know, it's crazy. Is a well a week ago we had that meteor that went through this guy or whatever it was. It was going to fuel it. And there was one that landed, I think in Ohio. Right. No, there was. Well, there was. There was one in Houston. It went into a lady's house. Well, that that too. But I think there was one. There was one in Ohio that that literally also crashed down to. That was nuts. But we saw one here in town. Yeah. There was one in Michigan last week. Did you see it? Yeah. Lydia saw it on the east side of town. It was like a screech to cross the sky like 10 o'clock at night or something. Yeah, it was so cool. Yeah. And then with, you know, in Kevin yesterday, did this poo poo in on the fact like, why are we going to the moon yesterday? Yesterday was one of the coolest things ever. The fact that the idea that we're going back to the moon and we're doing space exploration, which, you know, that they found cures for diseases. Where? Because of space exploration. For well, let me tell you. I love it. He's like, I gotta Google it. I got my hair on. I'm just kidding. No, for real. Yeah, Google it. I'm just saying, what's the point? Like, what? OK, but remember, I did tell you the point of this. Yeah, it wasn't to land. It wasn't to land on the moon. I know he's looking. Yeah, please. Both of y'all find out. So for this, this is they want to test NASA's new spacecraft with an actual crew. They want to see the effect of astronauts being this far away from Earth. We did that already, didn't we? And they want to test these new life support systems that are on board. Because of the shuttles. So if that if that's why they're doing it, like, what is the outcome? Like you're testing it for what reason, though? I think they're going to start sending a lot more ready for this. Ask what did technology do? Check. Technology gave us GPS navigation. It gave us scratch resistant lenses, cordless tools. This all came from the moon. These all came from. No, these are all came from going up there. Bone loss density in people's bodies. Muscle muscle shrinkage. We also found out that that about ready for this. Well, then a second here. Ready. We found that the cures robotic AI. Heart transplants and transplants for brain waves and brain surgeries. I'm not hearing good. And braces, your braces that are on the moon came from. We went to the moon and now we got braces. You know, you're not. 25 inches. That part, that one's a little ridiculous. The rest of them I get. GPT. No, ignition and lift off. You know what you sound like? The crew of Artemis to. Oh, thanks for the visual. I would think it would be cool to say a pink moon. This is a space shuttle. You know what you sound like? So glad is Westphal and the GPS. Since you're a since you're a space denier, Kevin, I want you to know you're as dumb as that guy from CNN that asked this little kid who is standing out in front of this launch pad. What he was excited about with what was going on yesterday. Why do you want to be here? Why do you love space? Why do you love being a part of history? We're going back to the moon. That's why. Dummy. Dumb. But what for what reason, though? Like, can we do more? Like, OK, so when do we go to the moon? The first time we went to the moon in the 72. That was the first time we had to be earlier than that. I thought it was. I think we've only gone one time. Let me see. First time we went to the moon. Have we gone over than one time? It was 1960. Just get stuck up there. They won. 1969, the first time we went to the moon. That's all. So we're doing the same thing in 2026. We're not doing anything different up there. We're not even landing. We're not trying to go. No, we don't try to go further. They landed up depending on what you believe. They landed on the moon. This is my thing. In 1969, we, quote, unquote, went up to space and landed on the moon and we had. Like the least amount of technology we could have possibly even imagine compared to what we have today. And we're doing the same thing today. We found out also. What we found out what causes and what how to deal with brain swelling. Eye diseases, neurological pressure disorders. All from the moon. Stereo,ization from diseases, water purification. So why haven't we gone back there? We also got we also got cancer, drugs, protein based medications. OK, we're doing it. We got sunscreens, skin protection products. This is not true. You know what? This is not true. You are. OK, listen, we've had all these amazing things that you named. Braces, skin products, all of this. And the last time we walked on the moon was 1972. And we have all of these great things. Why we ain't been back? Because, you know, why? Because some presidential administrations gave up on it. I forgot. What's going on? How are you doing, Shannon? Hey, guys, good morning. Morning. OK, so, Kevin, I follow complex two and you did not read that caption all the way because in the caption, it says that, yes, there's going to be a pink moon, but we would not see the color pink. It's just called a pink moon because of when it happened. I know. It's not because of the color. You only read the headlines. The only. I read the whole thing all the way through because I was going to go outside too. But when it said that we weren't going to actually be able to see the color pink. I'm going to do something in common. You only read that. You are so dumb. You are. And make up the rest of this. You're right. You're right. It says that. You're right. Yeah. Yeah. Aren't you happy that we went to. We love you. Love you too. Love you too. Remember when Mojo read the headline of the Christmas tree at Farrellene Story and we got a quote from Lou Brecant? Yeah, in the actual text of the story. Best year reminder. Why do you want to be here? Why do you love space? Why do you love being a part of history? We're going back to the moon. That's why. Hold on. Baby leg Jay. What's going on baby leg Jay? Hey, hey, hey. Good morning guys. How y'all doing? Good buddy. What's going on with you? I gotta go my boy cab this morning. Freeze. As far as that landing on the moon. I don't believe that. All this technology and stuff that we got on right. Baby leg Jay. Let him finish. We got condoms, buddy. We got condoms. From the moon? From the moon. And a lot of people still don't use. Freeze. Freeze. You know what I'm saying? Come on. No, no, no. It's all that stuff. Man, we, it's funny. And it's all, I don't know what. Did you bring condoms? I keep a bone. All right. Thank you baby leg Jay. We'll talk to you later. If I got no condoms, I'm gonna sell his bags. Oh no. What is he doing? I don't know what he just said. If he doesn't have a condom, he's using sandwich bags. By the way, you must be a rocket scientist if you're doing that.
