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Listen to Love Trapped on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. What if mind control is real? If you could control the behavior of anybody around you, what kind of life would you have? Can you hypnotically persuade someone to buy a car? When you look at your car, you're going to become overwhelmed with such good feelings. Can you hypnotize someone into sleeping with you? I gave her some suggestions to be sexually aroused. Can you get someone to join your cult? NLP was used on me to access my subconscious. Mind Games, a new podcast exploring NLP, a.k.a. neurolinguistic programming. Is it a self-help miracle, a shady hypnosis scam, or both? Listen to Mind Games on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can scroll the headlines all day and still feel empty. I'm Ben Higgins and If You Can Hear Me is where culture meets the soul. Honest conversations about identity, loss, purpose, peace, faith and everything in between. 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We are giving you a shot at a brand-new GMC SUV. Are you ready for today? Do you got voice enough to do this? Are you sure? I always have voice enough. All right. I was going to give it my all. That's not what she said. Let's go. Hello, everybody. It's the weekend, bitches. Happy Friday, everybody. I don't know. Wait a second. Last one of February. Welcome to the Mojo, the Mojo in the Morning Show. Yes. February is over. Mojo in the Morning Show. Yes. We have got your Mojo. Mojo in the Morning Show. Friday remix. Mojo in the morning show Welcome to the Mojo Mojo in the morning show I think you got just enough Just enough? It's over at that point After this is done I cannot believe it The shortest month of the year Let's do it It is the Mojo in the morning show It is the Mojo in the morning show It is the Mojo in the morning show This is the Mojo in the Morning. His voice is changing. His voice is changing. He's going through puberty. Live with it. All right, it is Mojo in the Morning. This is funny because I often sometimes wonder if there are businesses out there that are money laundering businesses just by the appearance. But you feel the same way? No, this would not be that. What's the story? And I am not going to say this business, obviously, but a few people, a few of my friends have tipped me off that a store that I shop at from time to time is basically a cover-up. It's a money laundering business. Oh, it is a money laundering business. Yeah. And. Can you write it down on a piece of paper so I can actually see if I would think the same? You would not shop here. Okay. But. Is it a women's? I'm not saying. Oh, really? I literally, because it's actually a very specific. Really? what they sell. Because I always feel like most car washes are always money laundering businesses only because of Breaking Bad. Yeah. But then also, I always... I don't want the camera to see it. Oh. Oh, I've never been... I've heard of it, but I've never been there. Okay, so why do they say it's a money laundering business? Because apparently it's known that this, the husband is in a business that is meh, and so this, the wife's business covers up for and cleans the money for the husband's business. Oh, okay. It's funny. There are some businesses that you sit there and you drive by all the time and you never see a car in front of the business ever. Yeah. And you're like, how are they still in business? yet the restaurant that had an hour and a half wait for a table is gone in a year. Yeah, I know. Are they just bad business people or what's the story with the whole thing? And I don't understand, and I watched Breaking Bad. Yes. I still don't understand how that works, like how cleaning money works or whatever. It was the same. Well, the whole thing is if it's a cash business, you want a cash business. But this is not a cash business. Really? Yeah, no. I mean, I've used my credit card at this point of business. Sometimes I think that there are people that own businesses. And Chelsea told me about one clothing store in Birmingham, Michigan, where she's like, the lady was just a rich lady that wanted her own store and so kind of had it. because I walk by some businesses and I go, it's like a museum. You never see people in there. So by my house on my way to work every morning, there's like an art studio type thing that's off of Northwestern Highway. I have never seen anybody in this parking lot of this place. Yet this place has been in business in the 26 years that I've been doing radio and freight. But how do the police not? But I don't think they're money laundering businesses. I think that they just have a good location and somebody that's got a lot of money. You know what I mean? Like, I think that that's the case. Well, we walked past this place the other day, and Wes and I did, and I said out loud, hey, Gary told me that this place is a money laundering business. And all of a sudden, everybody who was in there turns and looks at me. He goes, did you seriously? Do you know how loud you are when you said that? Yeah. Do you – people are – look at this. Everybody is texting that there are mattress stores that are money laundering businesses. Really? Like where they sell – You can't say the name of the businesses, though. Dwight, don't say the name of the business, but why do you say that this mattress store is a money laundering business? All right. So I was big into YouTube, like conspiracy theories and all that. So I was watching a lot of videos on this stuff. And hold on a second. I got to dump the name. Sorry, my reaction was a little bit much. I got to dump the name of it. But the specific mattress store that you're talking about, they say in the YouTube is a money laundering. I bought a mattress from this place. Really? Yeah. I've never seen anyone go inside one. You're kidding me. And I see them in every state. There's never anyone inside. Max like three cars. It's funny that you say that because I literally bought a mattress from these guys and they've never had an issue. But it's interesting that you say that. I've been to mattress stores, other mattress stores like them, and when I bought the mattress, nobody was in the business. Okay, so that's my question. If you buy something from a business that is a money laundering business, is there an issue with that? I don't think so. You don't know. I think you're good. You don't know. No, I know. Do you know what I'm talking about when I say that there are restaurants that you never see anybody ever at the restaurant? Like there is a Coney Island that's by my house that I call the bad Coney Island that I never, ever see people go in there and eat. It's like, honestly, one of those Coney Islands that you drive out in front of and there's like two cars, the cook and the waiter or the waitress. and yet that store has been open longer than any other Coney Island in our town. And I always wonder, I'm like, they've got to have some kind of a tie to some kind of a legal operation. What's up, Kimberly? How are you doing? Good. How are you guys? Good. Don't say the name of the business, please, but tell us what type of business. It was aimed at a training restaurant. Oh, okay. All right. Yep, so it was my first waitressing job, and I'm just convinced that it was a front for something. There was three owners originally. There was hardly ever anybody in the restaurant. I would do, like, my homework and stuff, you know, and back. And eventually, you know, one of the people got bought out, and at the end of it, I was just like, they would not be paying me. I'd take, you know, my check out of the register. You know, the cook was always late. It was a hot mess, and I'm certain it was something else. Do they have that delicious white garlicky paste stuff that is like? Oh, yeah. I would eat that by the gallons if I worked at one of those. Those Mediterranean restaurants that have that garlic paste is so good. So good. Oh, my God. And the puffy bread. Oh, my God. Oh, it's the best. You know what? I don't care if they're tied to terrorism. I'm going to eat that garlic paste. I'll be sad whenever they do something that's bad, but I will eat that stuff. voice no I'm not voice disguising I can actually keep this one legit Eli who's listening to us in New York you know a lot about money laundering businesses you're from New York every business there is a money laundering business true but mostly it's the car wash actually just left that time believe it or not they do oil changes and car washes and they accept cash only like zero option for credit cards like before Passover they know that including myself, that we all have to clean our cars so they increase their prices. And, again, it's cash only. How is it that a business can say they only want cash in this day and age where nobody carries cash anymore? They only carry credit cards with them. Everybody's tapping nowadays. You know, Eli, you bring up a really good point. What a great business to go into. I want a car wash. Somebody help me get a car wash. And you know what's funny? I'll try. The guys who own these car washes, there's a car wash guy that owns the biggest house I've ever seen in my life. A guy that deals with car washes by my house. And I drive by this guy's house every day and I go, that son of a bitch has got himself a business. You know what I mean? Like, it's amazing. Yeah, we need it. All right, Eli, thank you for the call. Hey, by the way. First time home. Hey, Eli. Hey. Eli on the phone. Kevin's not here with us this morning. Speaking of money laundering businesses, I think he's money laundering right now. So we'll talk to you later. We'll see you. Somebody texted in and goes, when you mean money laundering, does that mean wash? I mean, I know. Trust me. I didn't know what it meant until I watched Ozark. It has to. By the way, it has to stem from back in the day. They must have cleaned it off. They cleaned off fingerprints or something. I don't know. We got tired of being single and broke, so we turned things around. Now we're broke and single. This is Mojo in the Morning. It's Mojo in the Morning's Back in the Day. We give you cool. You tell us the year. We give you cool prizes. Final Friday for the Mojo in the Morning show in the month of February. Every Back in the Day this month, we featured an incredible, iconic African-American that has done something great in the world or is the first to achieve something. And our final Friday is no different. Three cools, all the same year. This year, I joined the Mojo in the Morning Show. Monday, May the 22nd, a new friend will be joining the show, a new voice that you will hear on the show from time to time saying hello to you or probably saying something kind of as goofy as we all say. Please welcome Kevin Irwin, otherwise known as Kev. Kev, Kev. Huh? Kevin. Can I get some fireworks? Yeah. This is also the year that the film aired, the Michael Jordan movie, was released in theaters. A shoe is just a shoe. Until somebody steps into it, then it has meaning. The rest of us just want a chance to touch that greatness. We need you in these shoes, not so you have meaning in your life, but so that we have meaning in ours. That's how Mojo recruited me. And the big song was Lil' Dirk J. Cole, All My Life. Three clues, same year. 844-MOJO-LIVE, 844-665-6548. When you hear that it happened? Prove what a big brain you have. Tell us when that stuff happened. Call us at 844-MOJO-LIVE to tell us. 844-665-6548. It's Mojo in the mornings. Back in the day. What year was this? Three clues, same year, one incredible moment. This is the year that I joined the Mojo in the Morning Show. Monday, May the 22nd. A new friend will be joining the show, a new voice that you will hear on the show. Going back and watching the video from this day is actually hilarious. It is. We should post it on the stories. You can see. Not even me. Mojo looks hilarious, though. I didn't even know he wore glasses. He did. He did. He definitely did. We got to post that. It looks like ancient times. It does. Even the quality of the camera, everything is super vintage. This is also the year that the Michael Jordan movie Air premiered. A shoe is just a shoe. Until somebody steps into it, then it has meaning. The rest of us just won't. And Lil Dirt, J. Cole, had the big record all my life. Such a good song. Absolutely. You got a winner on the line, potentially. You got to see if she knows what year all this stuff happened first. Amy, good morning. Good morning. Where you from, Amy? I'm from Fenton, Michigan. Shout out to Fenton, Michigan. Amy, what year did all that stuff happen? That was 2023. Let's go, Amy. You got it, Amy. What gave it away? What was your clue? It was the song by Little Dirt. Absolutely. We played that song a lot. She said you didn't mean anything to her. I'm sure I was, like, right there. You know what I mean? It was a real close second. Yeah, very close. Well, look, Amy, you got the clue, right? You're going to see Demi Lovato. You got a pair of tickets. She'll be at Little Caesars Arena April 29th. Tell all your friends and family you're going. And for everyone else who wants to go, tickets on sale now at Ticketmaster.com. Amy, it is Friday. How we feeling? We're a winner. Oh, so good. Let's go. Happy Friday. Happy Friday. Hang on the line, Amy. We got Bruno Mars tickets. Text to win for your chance to go see Bruno at Fort Field on May 9th. Tickets for that are also on sale at Ticketmaster.com. But if you want to go, text the word LAZY, L-A-Z-Y, to 95500. Standard data and message rates apply. Mojo in the mornings, Dirty on the 30s. Shannon's out, hanging out with Lucy. So we got Lydia, who always does amazing at dirties. My favorite dirty person, Lydia, kicking off the dirties that she got. All right, I'm going to kick off the morning with Sophia Franklin. So this former co-host and co-founder of the hit podcast, Call Her Daddy, has just revealed the cover of her upcoming tell-all memoir, Daddy Issues. And it's already driving people insane online. The cover features a throwback photo of Franklin with someone standing beside her. But that person's face has clearly been cut out of the image. So fans immediately assumed the missing figure is Alex Cooper, who is Franklin's former best friend and the one who went on to host Call Her Daddy solo after they split in 2020. Now, Franklin and Cooper originally launched the podcast back in 2018, where they became famous for their chats about sex, relationships. and then they had a very messy and public fallout over contracts and ownerships and interviews about the memoir. Franklin says daddy issues will go deeper than what people already know, and she wants to tell the story in her own words. So her book releases in November. I'm excited for this. Were you a fan of her when she was on Call Her Daddy? I was, and honestly, it was a tough breakup, I felt like, for me as a fan. So this will be interesting, and I think the name is super clever. Another thing is that she co-founded Call Her Daddy, so I feel like it's not fair that they just kind of like threw her off and now it's just Alex Cooper's thing. I wonder if them checks they'll fly. I think her NDA expired. That's my assumption as to why she's now speaking out after so many years. You think it will be an audio book? Oh, my gosh. I'm just saying. Moving on to yesterday, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton swore under oath in her deposition that she never met Jeffrey Epstein. She denies meeting Epstein, being on his plane, going to his island, or being in any of his homes or offices. People are questioning Clinton's oath considering there are photos of Gillian Maxwell at Chelsea Clinton's wedding back in 2010. And Epstein visiting the White House a total of 17 times during President Clinton's terms. Zach, will you play that clip? Can I ask, why was Gillian Maxwell in the White House of Chelsea Clinton's wedding in 2010? And she'd already been mentioned in a civil lawsuit by Virginia Dufresne before that. Jeffrey Epstein had already been convicted before that. She came as the plus one, the guest of someone who was invited. Thank you, everybody. Thank you all. Now, I want to mention that there was an issue during the deposition where they had to pause for some time because Representative Lauren Boebert photographed Clinton and sent it to influencer Benny Johnson. And he then went to post it all over X, which made the deposition being live. Photos were not allowed. He posted it causing some disruption and the deposition then resumed. Clinton spoke of that here. We had a bit of a challenge in the beginning because we had agreed upon rules based on the fact it was going to be a closed hearing at their demand. and one of the members violated that rule, which was very upsetting because it suggested that they might violate other of our agreements. So we had to cease the hearing for a period of time until we could get assurances that no rules would be broken going forward, and we returned to answer questions repetitively, literally, over and over again. I don't know how many times I had to say I did not know Jeffrey Hepstein. I never went to his island. I never went to his homes. I never went to his offices. So it's on the record numerous times. Messy. Yeah, very messy. Former President Bill Clinton is set to have his deposition today, So we'll hear more about that later on. Any comments? I don't even know. I'm tired of Epstein. And all these people. A piece of me feels like we're never going to get the full truth. And even if we already have the truth, nothing's going to happen to anybody that's been named. So it's almost like it's just a reality show being played out, quote unquote, in reality. Through our government. Yeah. Bunny, who we all know, is married to Jelly Roll. We talked about them yesterday. She just released a candid memoir and had a moment chatting with Sharon Osbourne about betrayal and heartbreak. They bonded over sharing experiences with infidelity and relationships, and Bunny opened up about how discovering Jelly Roll's nearly year-long affair left her in crushing emotional pain, so intense that she contemplated taking her own life before ultimately pulling herself back from the edge. In my book, I talk about wanting to take my own life when I found out about my husband having the year-long affair behind my back. And I don't think any other woman, unless they've been through it, knows what crushing pain that is to find out that it's not just a sexual relationship. And I did when I found out, and then my kids put me into treatment. Sharon, whose late husband, Ozzy Osbourne, also had a well-publicized affair years ago with his hairstylist. Sharon got a little bit emotional, as we heard, and she shared how deeply this affected her by him cheating on her and how it shaped her own life. Yeah. Oh, I thought there was going to be audio. I thought there was a clip. I was glued to it. Okay. That's sad. I know. That is pretty sad. I also think that when you go from being in an open relationship for so long and then you close it, I think that's a bit tough. I don't know if you can, to be honest with you. Yeah. Once that door is open, I don't think you can close it. I think you've already set the stage. You've laid the foundation. This is our relationship. It's not an on and off switch. It's not a light switch where you can just flip the switch. Well, if you change your mind, you change your mind. You set the precedent moving forward. We're not doing this. And if you want to do this, we're done. But once you have a piece of the pie or a piece of cake, you want the whole cake. You know? That's a bad analogy. That's a bad analogy. It's like endless cake forever. Endless cake forever. All you can eat. Wrap it up. If you missed anything from this journey or the show so far, go back and check out the podcast by searching Mojo in the Morning on our free iHeartRadio app. Go. Celebrity jerk. Directly from the source. It's Mojo in the Morning, 30 on the 30. This city was built by hands that refused to quit. Voices that would not be silenced. And dreams that live on. This Black History Month, Mojo in the Morning honors the everyday heroes of Detroit that have made and continue to make Detroit. Like Curtis Blackwell, co-founder of Sound Mind, Sound Body. One of the country's premier youth development and athletic programs right here in Detroit. And Monique Marks, CEO of Franklin Rice Settlements, which provides family support and much more. We honor these and many others throughout our community today and all year long. It's time for more Mojo. Mojo in the morning. It's Mojo in the mornings 5 at 6.55. 5 at 6.55. 5 at 6.55. It is that time. My favorite part of the show, I love competition, and there are a few competitions that get me as excited as the 5 at 6.55. We got Keri on the phone going for her eighth win on this Friday. Good morning, Keri. How we feeling? Good morning. I'm feeling good. You ready? You're going for eight. Do we feel like we're going to secure the W on this Friday? Yes, absolutely. All right, let's meet your challenger, my guy, Brad from Bowling Green. Good morning, Brad. Good morning. How you feeling? I'm feeling really good. I'm seeing here that you're taking the kids to school. Is that right? That's correct. How many kids we got? Shout them out. Let's hear their names and show them some love this Friday. I have five kids. We are going to school. Noah, Madeline, and William. All right. We'll just leave the other two names out of it because they're not going to school anyway. All right. Well, we're going to lock the champion up in a soundproof. We're going to start it with Brad. We got Anna keeping score today. Yes. All right, Brad. You ready? I'm ready. Here we go. The Detroit Pistons have the best win percentage in the entire NBA, and star player Kay Cunningham is in talks to become this season's MVP. True or false, this is Kay's third season with the team? False. Question number two. Former Call Her Daddy podcast co-host, Sophia Franklin is writing a tell-all memoir about the said podcast she used to be on. What is the name of the current Call Her Daddy host? Alice Cooper. Question number three. Tate McRae is rumored to be just having fun, air quotes, with Jack Hughes. Olympia. Olympia. Gold medal winner, Jack Hughes. Who is Tate's last ex? Ooh. Brother Quinn Hughes. Keeping it in the family. Okay. Question number four. Former President Bill Clinton had his deposition on the Epstein files yesterday. Or he has it today, excuse me. How many terms did President Clinton serve? Two. Final question. Red Wings hockey player Dylan Larkin won a gold medal for Team USA Hockey. What is Dylan's jersey number for the Red Wings? This will be multiple choice. Is it A, 71, B, 21, or C, 51? Say 71. All right. Nah. Hold on. All right. Let's bring back our champion. Carrie is back. Anna, how did Brad do? Brad, you got four out of five. Whoa. Okay, Brad. Four out of five. Carrie, you know what you got to do. You got to tie or make it a clean and sweet with five in a row. You ready? Yep, I am ready. All right, let's do it. Question number one, Kerry. The Detroit Pistons have the best win percentage in the NBA, and our star player Cade Cunningham is in talks to become this season's MVP. This is the true or false question. Okay. Is this Cade Cunningham's, or no, this is true or false, Kimby, is this true or false? This is Cade Cunningham's third season with the team. True. False. It is false. It's his fifth. Ah, Gary, you cannot miss another question. You can't miss another question, Gary, or the streak stops here. Here we go. Question number two. Former Call Her Daddy podcast co-host Sophia Franklin is writing a tell-all memoir about the said podcast she used to be on. What is the name of the current Call Her Daddy host? Alex Cooper question number three I think this is the only question that Brad got wrong lock in Tate McRae is rumored to be just having fun with Olympian gold medalist Jack Hughes who is Tate's last ex Ken Leroy Terry with a fast Correct. Let's go, Carrie. Question number four. I went to a concert. Okay. Four is two to two. All right, two to two. Question number four. Former President Bill Clinton has his deposition on the Epstein files later today. How many terms did President Clinton serve? Three seconds. Two. Oh! In the nick of time. Four is three to three. It all comes down to this. Come on, Gary. It all comes down to this. Brad, we can hear you. Here we go, Gary. Final question. Red Wings hockey player Dylan Larkin won a gold medal for Team USA Hockey. What is Dylan's jersey number for the Red Wings? Is it A, 71? B, 21? A, 71. Oh! Yeah! Final score! Four to four. Jay wins with a tie. She's moving on. Eight straight. Brad, you put up a giant effort, my man. That was a great game. Yeah, that was a good game. Play with us again, Brad. Yes, indeed. Brad, you're not going home empty-handed, though. You got five kids. We got to figure something out. But you've won a four-pack of tickets to Monster Jam at Four Field on March 21st. Tickets on sale now. That is great. Thank you. Maybe we can figure out if we can find two or three more tickets you can take the whole family. That would be nice. We'll see what we can work on. Great job, my man. Like Anna said, I hope to hear you back. That was a battle. Carrie, we'll see you Monday. Going for nine. Have a great weekend. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much. It's Mojo in the mornings. 5 is 6.55. 5, 5, 5, 5, 5. WKUI Detroit. WSNX Missy and Grand Rapids. WVKS Ceredo. And iHeart Radio Station. Guaranteed human. Real stories. Real laughs. Real dull. Mojo in the Morning. Live. All right, it is Mojo in the Morning Show. Captain had some kid ask you to go in and buy them alcohol. An underage kid asked you this. Where were you? I was at a liquor store. A store I stopped to. Ran in to get some chips, whatever the case may be. Where was the kid? He was standing outside near the door. so i park my car i get out you gotta like walk to the front of the liquor store walk to the front he kind of like hanging out in front he's like hey what's up bro what's up og i'm like what's going on he's like hey man had the 20 bill sticking out his hand facing towards him he's like hey can you grab me a beer i'm looking like bro like how old are you how old do you think he was um i knew he didn't look 21 i can say that because the fact that you asked me to buy you it tells me that you're not 21 but he wasn't like a middle school kid like he wasn't super young but I'm like what's like how old are you he was like 18 I was just like nah bro Kevin moving just went into the store I'm out of my business for you I can't do that I would undercover police officer I would think that's where my brain goes I didn't think that much I just didn't want to like he get in a car drive somewhere like I don't want that to be on my conscience I would think that that was a complete setup too I would think that there was somebody that was gonna jump out at me you You ever see the guy that goes to the malls and runs around after people and goes, Hey, this guy's a pedophile. You ever see that guy at all? There's a guy on TikTok and Instagram, and he does the whole Chris Hansen setting you up to see if you'll have sex with an underage person. And then he follows you around and goes, Hey, this guy's a pedophile. He came here to sleep with a girl. And the guy screams at him. And the guys that get busted, they bust, all are like trying to leave and walk out because they're all embarrassed because they got busted. And they all are like, whatever. And then he starts punching them in the head. There's a lot of that going on, too. It's crazy. They start to take the law into their own hands. So they start punching them. I'm like going, holy crap, this guy's going to fall into the fountain in the middle of the mall, you know. But to go back to yours buying alcohol. when I was younger I could buy alcohol even though I was underage because I look so old and there used to be a restaurant that was by our house called the Charlie Horse and I would go up to the Charlie Horse it was literally if anybody lived in Orland Park it was Orland Square Mall the Charlie Horse was like a bar and grill type place and if I wanted to I could buy alcohol one of the Orland Park police people asked if I would do an undercover skin thing thing. Yeah. What did you say? It was a guy that belonged to our parish, St. Mike's. And he was like, hey, we're trying to do this thing. We're trying to bust bartenders that are serving underage people without asking them for their IDs. And I'm like, oh, my God. Like, I thought to myself, because I was a wannac cop. You know, I always wanted to be a cop. Still to this day, I want to be a cop. Like a mall cop. Yeah, you can do that. But I thought I was going to be kind of cool. And then I was informed by my brother, Tony, who is an attorney. He was in law school at the time. Not a good idea. And I said, why is that? And he goes, even though you're helping out, you would put yourself in a position where you could find yourself, honestly, like getting. In danger. Well, getting not so much danger, but your reputation becomes ruined. You know what I mean? Like, not a good idea to do it in your own hometown. Probably if you wanted to do this thing, it'd be to do it somewhere else. But it's your own hometown. And I thought to myself, I'm like, plus I would really like to still keep the guy serving alcohol at the Charlie Orr. Low key. Yeah. What's our parish? Catholic, the Catholic parish that we belong to. That's right. Like the church community. God, yeah. Okay, okay, okay. It's funny because I could see, like, I think it's good that you're responsible that you wouldn't do it. For some reason, I could see Zach and maybe even Bianca, probably more so Bianca than Zach. 100% Bianca. Would you do it for money? If a kid was going to pay you money, would you do it, Bianca? I mean, I've done it before. You have bought underage people? Yeah, I have. I'm not going to say where or when. Like friends of yours? Yeah. And random strangers, yeah. What's the random stranger thing? How did they approach you? Well, it was a big thing in college, too. Kids don't have a fake ID or anything. If they don't work, then they'll be like, hey, can you use yours? Or can you buy me one? Like, if I was underage, buy from other underage. Or if I was of age. It's a big thing at MSU. By the way, her hair looks cute today. I like her hair like that. I actually flipped in this. I wore this to the concert yesterday, and I got home too late, so I didn't want to change. I like the... Doesn't it? Isn't it? I feel like Lucy would do that. She does. This is a baddie. So, wait. So, go back to this for a second. So, kids would ask for your ID. Do they even look like you or no? No, no, no. They would ask, like, for me to buy it for them. For them. Okay. But I have used my ID for other people before. In East Lansing, I've learned that there's, like, two different places that just are easy as hell to go and just buy stuff from. Yeah, the two liquor stores. Yeah. On the east side, one in the west area. How are they not more careful? Because I feel like I would always. No, I know, but I feel like the cops know that they're probably selling to college kids. They're always getting a new business, new owner, all the time. But I also think, Shannon, in some regards, I think that they just assume, all right, these kids are doing it on campus. They're going to fraternities. Yeah. They would almost rather have them do it there than go and doing it somewhere else. Sure. Dana, hi. Hey, Mocho. How are you? Hi. So going weird. great you know when we were kids we were we would hang out at the party store wait for somebody that looked like they were pretty cool and they'd buy for us well we got a guy to do it he goes into the store and he buys us a case and he has the store owner double bag it so we couldn't see what was in it we get it around behind the store to crack open a beer and it's coca-cola what do we do what do we do as kids we go back to the front of the store and get somebody to buy That's actually great. Emily, what's up? How are you? Hi, good. How are you guys? Good. What's going on, Emily? Good. Okay, so I just had a funny story. I went to renew my ID. I think I was about 23 years old or something. And anyway, a friend that was much younger than me took my expired ID, and she used it for like a year. And then I think the year that I was about 24, almost 25, I got married, became pregnant. And this bar reached out to me and, like, posted my ID on Facebook. And it's like, Emily, we know this isn't you. We know you're having a baby and everything. And someone's using your ID here for, like, a few nights in a row. And someone caught on to it that knew me. That's great. So they stole your ID to use it for this? No, I gave it to the girl. Oh, you gave it to her. Like, they knew you well enough to know you were pregnant. Yeah. Yeah, they were like, this is not you. She's having a baby, and they showed her, like, my Facebook, and she's like, okay. And I think she ran, and then they just cut my idea. Maybe go pick it up at the bar. That's great. What's up, Courtney? How you doing? Kev was offered, or not offered, but he was asked by some kid out in front of a party store to buy alcohol for him. What's going on? So in high school, we used to play a game called Hey, Mister, and we would go downtown Ann Arbor and go up to homeless people and ask them to buy us alcohol, and that's how we would get our alcohol. We'd give them, like, $10, and they'd buy it for us, and we called it Hey, Mister. That, honestly, is genius to go to the homeless guys and then give them a little bit of money. Weren't you worried, though, that a homeless guy was going to steal your booze? I mean, 100%. Well, steal more than that. But, I mean, you know, you're desperate when you're young. But now that I have kids, it terrifies me because I don't want them to be as bad as me. I'm going to say this to you. If I was a homeless guy, I would stay out in front of, like, a party store, a liquor store on a college campus and wait for these kids. There's one of the places in East Lansing, the one that's next to the Mexican place, that they card me. Yes. They actually have a wall of everyone's fake IDs. They don't take any of them. I mean, they're badass about it. But then they also, I'm looking at them like, are you serious? Look at this guy. You know, I got accused of having a fake ID this weekend. I was trying to go into a bar and they denied me because I thought my ID was fake. Really? Yeah, but it wasn't. I was like, you can call the cops. Do you feel like they were making a little assumption about your picture? Like, does your picture look better or worse now than it was before? Well, it was like a year ago. I looked the exact same. Maybe you've aged. Maybe, I don't know. Have I aged? Or no, you're Benjamin Button. You're looking younger. It's that hairstyle. Your hairstyle doesn't make you look younger. What's up, Samantha? How are you doing? Good. How are you guys? Good. We're talking about having somebody buy you booze when you're underage. So this wasn't buying booze underage, but when my brother was underage in college, He walked into the secretary of state and said he was our older brother and that he had lost his ID and then got his picture taken with all of our older brother's information on it. Oh, my God. That's genius. And it worked, huh? And criminal. And criminal. And criminal. Right. Where were you when these songs played on the radio? And another woman that could take us from my apple bottom jeans. Play along with the throwback pronoun after 8 on Mojo in the Morning. Back to Mojo in the Morning. All right, it's Mojo in the Morning show. It was so much fun having Jacob and his boyfriend, Chris, my son and his boyfriend, hanging out with us. I have to tell you, I am absolutely in love with their relationship. As a dad, there is nothing that will make you happier than when your children find somebody that treats them as good as you treat them. You're getting all cloudy, I guess. I'm getting a little cloudy, yes. Chris is a wonderful guy, and Jacob is wonderful to him. And it's so funny. You know, Chris has a podcast that he does, and he does also a – he does technical – or he writes reviews on tech products and things like that. Like, he's a really good kid. And when he came into the studio to see our studios for the first time, because it was his first time visiting us in Detroit, They live in Lincoln Park in Chicago. He came in the studio. He lit up. And it was really cool to see how excited he was when he got around all the equipment and stuff like that. But we were having a conversation through the weekend, and one of the things that they gave me as a potential topic is something I wanted to bring up right now. I asked him if they ever fight. And Jacob said, oh, yeah, we're not, you know, we're not like any, you know, crazy relationship that won't admit to it, especially being in a same-sex relationship, I've got to be honest with you. You know who fights the most out of any couples? Who is that? Lesbians. Women? I found this. Did you see this statistic? No. Enlighten me. There's a statistic that I might get the number wrong by like a point or two that says that 60% of lesbian relationships, more than 50% of lesbian relationships end up in divorce. I thought it was 69. Hey, maybe. It was wild. So they showed that they end up in divorce the most, then heterosexual relationships end up in divorce the second most. Gay relationships between a man and a man, they are the least likely to end up in divorce. I can believe you. You know what the problem is? What is it? Women. Common denominator. Is that right? Big name, big name. What can I have? Shannon, you see that point. What can I have? Too many lives. talking too much. So Jacob and Chris were telling me a story about the fight that they got into one time and they had to take an Uber. And Jacob was so wanting to make his point that when they got into the Uber, Jacob, who is a therapist, that's what he does for a living, asked doctor, a doctor, asked the Uber driver for advice. And I thought that is the funniest thing. How many times have you guys ever been out in public and in a fight with your significant other, your partner, and you end up fighting only to have complete strangers get involved in your argument. I'm for that. You are? I am for that. Really? It's an honest party that doesn't have any affiliation. They can't pick a side. They just have to go based on either our arguments or the facts that are presented. I think it depends on how you frame it, too, though, because if you bring it up to someone else and the way you frame it to them, then they're usually automatically... For sure. We go outside and I'm like, hey, excuse me, and it's you. Be like, settle a debate real quick. Enter me. That's how you got to do it. That's how you got to do it. I feel like I do this all the time on the show with Wes. Unfortunately, our listeners always choose Wes' side. But we do do that a lot. Has that ever happened to any Uber drivers that are listening that have ever been driving for a couple that's fighting with each other and you had to deal with the fighting and give advice, you'll have to call us up and tell us. Or have you ever been out in public and somebody butts into your business? I remember one time, I called it, we talked about Home Alone, I called it the Home Alone moment, where you know how in Home Alone it's like the nice lady that's in Central Park and ends up helping. A lady with the birds. Yeah, the bird lady becomes like Kevin's friend or something like that. But, like, Chelsea and I were out, and I remember we were getting into, like, a little bit of a spat with each other, and this old woman who was, like, Mrs. Doubtfire comes out of nowhere and goes, you two should know. And she had, like, kind of an old lady voice, and she was wearing, like, one of those old lady dresses and stuff like that. I'm telling you, if I lifted the wig off her head, it would have been Mrs. Doubtfire. And she kind of settled our argument with each other. And she basically told me, you're a pain in the ass there, and be nice, and basically gave us advice. And it's so funny because you never know when you're going to be the blessing to somebody's day. This woman was a blessing for us. It's also so much more productive, I think. You need a third person. Yeah. I mean, that's why therapists are so. And have you ever had this happen to you? This has happened to me and Charles, too. We're in a restaurant and we're hanging out like wherever, Coney or something, and we're kind of not good with each other. And then you look over and you see that old couple sitting in a booth and you see the love that they have still for each other. Yeah. And you're kind of like, all right, this is going to be us one day. You know? Or it's not going to be us if we don't resolve that. It's going to be me and a 20-year-old. Oh, my gosh. But 844-MOJO-LIVE, 844-665-6548. 6548. The text is 95500. Has a stranger ever had to, like, give you any kind of relationship advice or gave you, you know, have you ever pulled a stranger into your fight? Janine, what's going on? How are you doing? Oh, when my daughter was little, she's going to be 40, I had been in a store with her, and she was mouthing off to me, and she was telling me she wanted candy, So I took two fingers and I smacked her across the face. And all of a sudden I look up and this lady comes around and I was looking at me like she's going to give it to me. And I turned to her and I said, if you say one word to me, you're next. Because I am not doing it. Janine, that's not where I thought this happened. Me either. Yeah. I don't know if I want to say anything to Janine, though. I might get two fingers. Janine, no offense. You'll get two fingers. I didn't expect that. Well, that didn't sound good either. I didn't. All right, what a first call to take on this one. Amy, are you there, Amy? I'm here. I just texted in, and I promise I will not say backwards on the radio, but very, very uncomfortable situation. A friend of mine from high school, I ended up introducing her to her husband, and they were married for a long time. And went and played cards with her and her husband. Everything seemed to be fine. They got into an argument, and she called him an effing midget. like with force and we just sat there yes he was shorter than her but it was so uncomfortable we just sat there and didn't know what to do and I just wanted to leave again this is not where I thought this topic was going to go I was looking for wonderful moments where a stranger came in and helped you out so far I'm 0 for 2 on calls let's see what 3 has to say Lydia. Hi, Lydia. Good morning, guys. Good morning. So as an Uber driver, I have to say it is undoubtedly more uncomfortable when people are arguing in my backseat than it is if they're making out. Oh, OK. So if there's PDA going on in the backseat, that's not that uncomfortable. But if they're arguing and there's all this tension and raised voices. And then when somebody He asks for my opinion. Honestly, I'm going to go with whoever's name the ride is in because it increases my chance of a tip. What a girl. That's funny. Ratings over relationships. I never thought about that. Absolutely. Do you have to, like, physically look at your app to see who it was that called? No. Well I mean honestly you kind of know by the name or you know whoever speaks first is normally the person that taking charge with the ride So yeah you know exactly That interesting All right we got another Uber driver on with us Have you had to do Uber therapy Carrie Yes, I have. And I usually go with the wife's side and kind of ease the husband to the wife's side so he don't get in too much trouble and he don't get no nookie later. Oh. Okay, so I kind of get this idea that you're going. Like, happy wife, happy life, you know. Yeah. She might be right, you know, but if she's wrong, she's kind of still right. You know? I like you. You should make sure that they give you a good tip after one of those kind of rides. What's up, Cheryl? How you doing? Mojo. Yes. You know dang well that it's going to be Chelsea with a 20-year-old. That's true. That's true. That's true. I would love to see Chelsea dating a younger guy. I'm going to tell you that. That would be so much fun. It's going to be a lot fun for her. I know. Well, she looks way younger than I am. So I feel like when I'm sitting with her at a booth, people already think that I'm the sugar daddy. What's up, Suzanne? Hi. Good morning. Good morning. My husband and I recently, last week, were out having a glass of wine, and we did get in a little snit at the bar quietly, and I was asking him to take it home with me and deal with it there. And next thing I know, our ex-mayor from our town walked up, interrupted, and said, in case you're having an argument, I wanted to show you my new puppy. What? And he had a puppy with him? Yes, he said. I'll see why he's an ex-mayor. She had a puppy with her. Oh. And she said, in case you're having an argument, let me show you my new puppy. And what did it do? Did it make you guys happy or did you guys just? No. I stared at her like, are you insane? Who does that? Wow. What town do you live in? What town is this? Basalt, Colorado. Okay. Oh, Basalt, Colorado? Wow. That's wild. Basalt, Colorado. That's wild. She just wanted to diffuse the situation. But she knew, even though you thought you were quietly arguing, Suzanne, she knew that there was something going on and there was tension between the two of you. Oh, I give it to her. Yeah, for sure. Yeah, it could have been obvious. I'm not, yeah, not disagreeing. My favorite is to go out to eat and other couples are arguing because I think what ends up happening is that it brings Chelsea and I closer together because you start seeing other couples where they look like they don't even talk to each other. And I look and I go, oh, at least we've got a better relationship than they do. right now. You know what I mean? Honestly, I would, yes, have commented on that for sure. We were that other couple that night. Yeah. Thank you for the call. I appreciate it. Suzanne. Thank you. Bye. You first time on time? No, I have called. I've been lucky enough to call many times and I enjoy you all every morning. We love you. Thank you. We love you. We love Colorado. Thank you, Suzanne. Thanks, guys. Take care. We don't hold hands. It's not that we're against TDAs. We're just always holding our phones. This is Mojo in the Morning. All right, let's get to it. It's almost time for the dirty, but first, we're looking for the 95th caller. We're doing Tag the Terrain. It's your chance to qualify to win a 2026 GMC Terrain, courtesy of our friends at Moran Buick GMC of Sherland Heights. We're going to have that event on March 6th. You can either get a car or win $25,000. Who the hell doesn't want that? So 844-665-6548. Looking for the 95th caller. There you go. Mojo in the mornings, dirty on the 30. Dirty galicia. Second dirty of the day, Lydia. What you got? All right. It's going to get even dirtier in the 730 hour. So Savannah Guthrie is planning on returning back to the Today Show and moving back to New York, despite the countless efforts to find her mom, Nancy Guthrie. As we know, Nancy has been missing since February 1st, And authorities are saying it could take months, if not years, to find her. Yesterday, there was unseen ring cam footage discovered from a nearby neighbor that was released. And police believe the cars that are caught on camera between the hours of 1230 a.m. to 6 a.m. could get them potential leads. And I want to mention this. Last night, there was an arrest made in front of Nancy's house. There was a guy who had been lingering around showing photos of Nancy on his phone. He also smelled of marijuana and had been speaking about how he's seen Nancy recently. Weird. Yeah. So that was a little stuff. But as of now, Nancy is unfortunately still missing. And they're hoping that the ring camera that I'm sure they've had that footage forever at this point. And they just decided to release it to us. Hoping that. I mean, are they able to see license plate numbers based on that? Or is it just like make and model type of thing? So I was looking at the video, and all I could see was just the cars flying by. So if you're just looking at a traffic cam, and you just see a car going by, it's a little confusing. You can't really see much, but maybe that could lead them to something. Yeah, I could see that. Maybe they know, obviously they know the street, they know the time. Maybe they can utilize that to view other cameras and see which cars were passing by. Yeah, also the camera was two and a half miles away from Nancy's home. Oh, that's a long ass. I didn't know I was sitting next to Detective Irwin. Oh, you didn't know that? Hold on, where's my badge? We're on here. I'm pulling out. Pink is denying rumors that she is splitting with her husband for the second time. People Magazine reported earlier yesterday that she was to separate from her husband, Corey Hart, after 20 years of marriage. Those rumors lasted for a good hour until Pink took to Instagram to share this. So I was just alerted to the fact that I'm separated from my husband. I didn't know. Thank you, People Magazine. Thank you, Us Weekly. Thank you for letting me know. I was wondering, would you also like to tell our children? My 14-year-old and 9-year-old are also unaware. Or do you want to talk about some real news? Do you want to talk about the Epstein files? Do you want to talk about systemic racism or misogyny in sports or how classy the women's hockey team is or how eight of the 12 medals won in the Olympics this year for the U.S. were won by women? or do you maybe want to talk about the fact that I got nominated the first year I was eligible for the rock and roll mother's hall of fame? Yeah. Do you want to talk about my accomplishments? Hi. Do you only want to talk about my supposed demise? Hmm. Yeah, I liked that. You know what we don't talk about enough, though? What's that? Is when you are famous, I feel like you get your life exposed without telling your family. Let's say they are going through marital problems. problems and then all of a sudden your kids find out that mom and dad are getting a divorce through TMZ like that's not really fair yeah a lot of people say that's what you sign up for though it is that's true and well it's not what you sign up for but it's what comes with it yeah you know what I mean like you can't you can't accept all the riches and then cry when it rains right it doesn't be wonder though are they on the rocks no what I got from that was y'all don't know what the hell y'all talking about yeah the family good we good but here are some things you should talk about since you want to buy other things to distract the world by. And she could be leading it on a bit. I guess we don't have to know the full details yet, but we will eventually. Detroit Lions cornerback Terion Arnold is being referenced in a Florida court order connected to an alleged armed robbery and kidnapping case, but he has not been charged or arrested. This case stems from a reported theft at a Florida Airbnb where valuables belonging to Arnold were allegedly stolen. According to court documents that I looked over, several other individuals later tarp targeted three men in Tampa, accusing them of the theft and allegedly holding them at gunpoint while demanding the items. Multiple suspects have been arrested in that incident. Arnold's name appears in court records describing how events unfolded, but authorities have not accused him of participating in or planning the crimes. The Detroit Lions have not announced any disciplinary action, and the investigation remains ongoing. It just really sucks, I feel like, because he's being thrown into something, and nothing is like set in stone. Guilty by association. Do you think he has any part of it though? Like honestly, people are saying he doesn't, but do you think there's any connection? It's all alleged. Bianca's here? Okay. Okay, and lastly, I just wanted to share that last night, Dylan Larkin held the biggest record for the most overtime goals in the Detroit Red Wings franchise history. So congratulations to our captain, Dylan Larkin. Good job. He's having a hell of a month. Here's Raymond. Larkin on the move. Into space. Larkin. Going in. A move. Goal. Dylan Larkin with a gold medal in the first game back with a game winner. As half the team goes to Dylan, the other half to John Gibson. The Red Wings win 2-1. Hell of a month, Dylan. Yes, congrats to him. That's my captain. That's my captain. That is. That is our Michigan boy right there. I know. He is Michigan native, too. That's amazing. So if you missed anything from this dirty, go back and check it out on the podcast by searching Mojo in the Morning on our free iHeartRadio app. Good job, Leigh. Thanks, Leigh. At Mojo in the Morning on social media. The latest praise. It's Mojo in the Morning's Dirty on the 30. Your call may be monitored or recorded. Tag the Terrain qualifying winners. I believe we got a winner on the line. Tasha? hello you're qualified tasha congratulations tasha i think your phone's breaking up can you hear me oh god hello there we go off with the blue truth hey tasha how's it going good my name is toya sorry Toya. There we go. Toya, Toya, you're qualified for the 2026 GMC Terrain, courtesy of Moran Buick GMC of Sterling Heights. You ready? Yes, thank you. Yeah, where are we going with if we win? Are we going to take the Terrain or are we taking the $25,000 can? Probably the car. Okay. Yeah. What are we driving right now? 2010 Fusion, 4 Fusion. Okay, shout out to that fusion. A little bit of an upgrade. A little bit, a little bit, a little minor upgrade. Hang on a line. We'll get some information from you, and we'll see you March 6th at the dealership. See if you'll be our winner. Okay, thank you. All right, Toya. This city was built by hands that refused to quit. Voices that would not be silenced. And dreams that live on. This Black History Month, Mojo in the Morning honors the everyday heroes of Detroit that have made and continue to make Detroit. Like Jessica Care Moore. Publisher and founder of Black Women Rock. And Danielle North, owner of Kids Kingdom, and founder of Green Studio Detroit. We honor these and many others throughout our community, today and all year long. Hi, this is Jo Winterstein, host of the Spirit Daughter Podcast, where we talk about astrology, natal charts, and how to step into your most vibrant life. And I just sat down with a mini driver. The Irish traveler said when I was 16, you're going to have a terrible time with men. actor storyteller and unapologetic aquarian visionary aquarius is all about freedom loving and different perspectives and i find a lot of people with strong placements in aquarius like are misunderstood a sun and venus and aquarius in her seventh house spark her unconventional approach to partnership he really has taught me to embrace people sleeping in different rooms and different houses and different places, but just an embracing of the is-ness of it all. If you're navigating your own transformation or just want a chart-side view into how a leading artist integrates astrology, creativity, and real life, this episode is a must-listen. Listen to the Spirit Daughter podcast starting on February 24th on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. What if mind control is real? If you could control the behavior of anybody around you, what kind of life would you have? 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This MSS officer has no idea the U.S. government is on him. But the FBI has his chats, texts, emails, even his personal diary. Hear how they got it on the Sixth Bureau podcast. I now have several terabytes of an MSS officer, no doubt, no question, of his life. And that's a unicorn. No one had ever seen anything like that. It was unbelievable. This is a story of the inner workings of the MSS and how one man's ambition and mistakes opened its vault of secrets. Listen to The Sixth Bureau on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. We're going to play a lot of cool throwbacks. And a bunch of DJs that should know every song will try and guess the song. And you'll quickly realize you can beat them all. It's a throwback throwdown after 8 on Mojo in the Morning. All right, it is Mojo in the Morning. so he doesn't take care of himself. Are we talking about... Yeah, this is not my man. Let's just be clear. When we talk about taking care of himself, are we talking... Oh, of course his mind goes there. So I was out this weekend with a bunch of friends. We were vibing. We were playing a little DJ Round Robin, so people were picking different songs. And every time it got to one of my guy friends, he was picking the most depressing music. I'm like, what the heck is going on? And he's like, I'm in my feels. The girl I was talking to just ended it with me. I'm like, okay, what's going on? Let's talk about it then. Let's get you feeling better. He's like, I've never been told this before, but she says, I don't take care of myself enough. And I'm like, oh, that's interesting because he's not like a terrible looking man. Like, I do think he's like dressed better. I hope he's not listening right now. I do think he could like. Let's describe it. She's not a terrible looking man, but you do think he what? I think he could dress better. I'm going to send you guys on Instagram right now. I think he could dress better. I think maybe he could keep up with his hair a little more. But, like, he's a very successful man. Grooming-wise. Yeah. He's agreeing with his ex-girlfriend. Yeah, but, like, to me, I don't know if, is that enough? I mean, I guess if you're not attracted to him, but she cut it off with him because he wasn't grooming well. Because he wasn't a trophy enough for her. I guess. Or, okay, but it might not even be that. What if it's, like, he doesn't brush his teeth. He doesn't wear deodorant. He doesn't shower regularly. Just smell him. You know, maybe it's that, that he, like, truly doesn't take care of himself. I would understand if it was that, because I don't think some of those you can fix. But, like, this, this man has money. Take him to the store and buy him some clothes. Or, like, he can get a haircut. All that's easily fixed. How old of a guy are we talking here? How old is he? Like, 40s. So he's 40s, and he doesn't go get haircuts? He doesn't dress nice clothes? Do not say this man's name on air, please. Are you going to, like, show us a picture, though? Yeah, I just sent you his Instagram. You did? Okay. All right, good. I want to see what he looks like. All right, hold on a second. I'm going to check this out. I mean, you'll see him, and, like, yeah, he probably could. Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Shannon! Well, he doesn't hear a cry. Mm-mm. This is our guy. He's a super nice guy. Very successful. Yeah. You know what he reminds me of? You know when you see, like, those people that rescue dogs, and they take them in off the streets, and they're like very, very overgrown. And then they take them to the groomer. He looks like the dog. They take them to the groomer. And then they look all spiffy and cute. Yeah, like you could do that with him. So he's a big dude. First off, this is my favorite, the picture of him eating sloppily, eating a burger. He's cute. He could be cuter. Well, I don't know. Yeah, and great personality. Good job. Shannon's being nice. He ain't cute. So where do we draw the line? I said he could be cute. Is it bad breath? First off, what has he got hiding in his beard? How much? I'm going to be a hater. When's the last time he's shampooed that thing? Oh, my God. He doesn't take care of them. Are there any listeners that have ever dated somebody and they didn't take care of themselves? Like in a hygiene kind of way. Well, yeah. Or they were horrible dressed. You finally were fed up. Or maybe you're currently with them and you're almost fed up with the way that they are where you're like, I just want somebody that's clean and nice. You know what I mean? I'm not going to lie. Like, after that happened, I was thinking in my head, like, why doesn't he just go get a haircut or something? Maybe he likes it like this. Are you attracted to this guy? No. I mean, but, like, would you be attracted if you didn't know him, like, by looks or no? I do like his personality. So he's got, okay. But Mojo said by looks. Yeah. I would need to see the hair. I would need to see something done. And the clothes are huge to me. Like, I'm just big into guys that have a really good style and, like, wear cool shoes and stuff. And he doesn't do that. What kind of shoes does he usually wear? Like, Air Force Ones. Okay. Well, are they clean or no? Yeah, they are. They are clean Air Force Ones. All right. 844-MOJO-LIVE. Or if you've got something to add to this topic or maybe you want to give a comment on this guy that is having a hard time keeping his girl because he doesn't take care of himself, Text CALLME to 95500. I think we've all gone through, well, no, I don't think you guys have. I've gone through stages where I didn't take care of myself, and I always wondered why my wife ever stayed with me. But I don't think I ever smelled. I don't think it ever came down to that. But I do think that there's times where you just become a fat, sloppy pig. I was going to say, why weren't you taking care of yourself? I think I was happy. I think it was, you know what I mean? Like, it's one of those things where I think that when you're, when you get comfortable, comfortability breeds, you know, that. But then I would look back on it and realize I probably wasn't as happy as I thought I was. You know, I probably at that time was going through something where I was using and abusing myself. That's what I'm thinking with this guy. Like, is there a deeper reason that he just doesn't care? Yeah. Baby Leg Jay is on with us right now. Mojo in the Morning Misfit. He and I is called Baby Leg Jay. Anna Rob doesn't know. Well, because he has got the unit that's like a baby's leg. What's going on, Jay? Hey, how you doing? Good. Jay, what do you think about a guy that doesn't take care of himself? The person, a guy's supposed to always look presentable no matter what. And if you're in a relationship, each person is a representative of your relationship. Yeah. You get what I'm saying? And so I'm not going to go out there looking raggedy, and I wouldn't expect her to go out and look raggedy either. You know, y'all are supposed to look good. You know, give some of them people to talk about. It does blow me away sometimes when I see a woman that is out with a guy that is, like, either way underdressed or kind of looks a little sloppy, maybe doesn't have style, and I'm like, God, she must love this guy for either, A, his money or his heart. I don't know. So, Baby Lake Jay, is there ever a world where a woman might not, you know, be taking care of herself, but you liked her, so you would give it a shot and help her take care of herself? Of course. Okay. Of course, because sometimes it depends on the woman as well. If she, you know, if I look like, you know, she can look like, okay, let me help her out a little bit or whatnot, you know, might be a good one. Would you ever be with a woman, Baby Leg Jay, that smelled down there? Never. Okay. Never. You won't know why, because I'll be down there. I won't tell you that. I get it. I understand it. You know, well, I will tell you that that would be an awkward conversation to tell somebody. I don't know if anybody's ever had to. You'll have to call us. Paige, what's up? Hi, Mojo. First time on time. Hey, Paige. Paige is on the phone. Oh, my God. Kev's out sick today. What's going on, Paige? Hi. So, you were talking about dating gross people, and I just had to call in. My ex-boyfriend actually ate his eye boogers. Oh. What? That's too much. Y'all put makeup in the morning, pick them off, and put them right in his mouth. Oh, my God. Quick question for you. How long did you stay with this guy? He's an ex now, but how long were you? Too long, Mojo. Too long. Did he try to secretly do that, or he just didn't care that you were watching him do that? No, no, he was open about it. He'd pull him off and be like, ooh, this is a good one. Oh, my God. It's so gross. Can I be honest with you? I'd rather have him eat his eye boogers than his booger boogers. You know what I mean? I don't know, Mojo. I don't know. That's pretty wild. That's a fetish. This is a good one. What's up, Alyssa? Oh, I lost Alyssa. Oh, Alyssa said, it was on the call screen board, that her ex didn't shower or wear deodorant for weeks. Did she say why they finally broke up, Lydia, or did we not get to that point? I'm tired of the way his breath smelled. So the breath was there. Can I tell you something? I know girls, and they're girls that are friends with guy friends of mine, where the guy's mouths smell so bad. Like I have some guy friends that have like that musty halitosis-y type smell. They're smokers? No, I'd rather have smoke. They literally smell like rotten a-hole. And the guys are good-looking guys. Like they're way better looking than I am, but their breath smells like rotten. They don't get any girls? No, they have girlfriends. And I sit there and I wonder to myself, I'm like, why are you kissing that guy? Like they're beautiful women. And I'm like, why are you doing this? But they're with them. Don't know. If you're weird, crazy, sometimes stupid and clingy, you're just like us. This is Mojo in the Morning. All right, it is Mojo in the Morning show. Phone number 844-MOJO-LIVE. The text is 95500. Shannon, I can't believe that you can't get fat shamed or food shamed. I was going to say I wasn't fat shamed. It wasn't fat shamed. It was food shamed. But I was food shamed. What is food shamed? Explain. So we in the kitchen here at iHeart Media Detroit have a gumball machine, but it's not filled with gumballs. It is filled with M&Ms and peanut M&Ms, usually a mix. Right now I think it's all peanut M&Ms. You guys see me do this. I go to that machine probably four or five times a show. Because when you crank it, by the way, one peanut M&M comes out for each crank. So it takes a few. But I have a sweet tooth. I love peanut M&Ms. And so I'm constantly, you know, going over there and doing that. Our salespeople sit right in front of the kitchen. And there is one salesperson in particular. I don't know if I should call her out and use her name. Alicia Bailey. We love you. I love you. But she said to me when I was cranking to get my peanut M&Ms the other day, okay, this is getting out of hand now. And I slowly turned to her and was like, really? You're going to shame me for my peanut M&M consumption? How many did you have? It was probably like my third or fourth trip. But each time you literally get four. You're not stopping at four, though, are you? Yeah, well, I get four, and then I come in here, we do the show, commercial break, I go back, I get a few more, get a water, get a coffee, get a few more. Yeah. That's funny. So she was counting how many times you were going back and forth? And it is loud when you do it, but come on. It's kind of amusing because of you of all people. Like if it was me or Josh next door, I see Josh going to that freaking food table like five or six times. Well, here's the thing, and Anna knows this. I've cut myself off from people. You did? Ever since that moment? Yep. Wow. She's dangerous. Yep. Wow. No more. You cranky, Shannon. Nope. I feel very self-conscious when I even walk in that direction. Wait, so it worked then for her to stop it. That's fine. Do you think you should call human resources on her and say that... It's a hostile work environment. This is a very hostile work environment. You can complain about anything. It's an intimidating work environment. Do listeners of ours have, like, the kitchen in their office, and the person that's desk is right next to the kitchen, and they will make comments of you going back and forth? Or you just feel their eyes following you as you go into that refrigerator. I used to get that back in the old building with the bathroom. The people that had the cubicles right outside the bathroom, I get it a little bit now. I see Crystal and Cody there all the time, and they're all like, man, this guy's got himself some bladder issues or something. My grandma used to do this after church a lot. In her church, they used to have refreshment hours. They used to call it coffee hour downstairs. And I'm of the mindset that if everybody goes through once, at that point, you can get back up, go through the line as many times as you want. My grandma, she'd be like, you going to go back again? I'm like, the food is here to be eaten. It's going to get thrown away. Just be here and just wait for everybody else to go for seconds. Do listeners ever get that at Thanksgiving from family members? I'm up there. I think after everybody goes through once is fair game at that point. Mojo was judging at our Thanksgiving potluck. Poor Brandon, our building guy. No, Brandon, by the way, that was way too big a place. See? And you would judge, too, if you had to share one stall with that guy. I had to wait yesterday. Poor Brandon. That guy, I'm telling you, I love him to death. He's one of my favorite people in this entire building. But when I see those boots underneath. You guys take a booze wave. Walk the booze wave to spin. What's up, Rosie? How you doing? Hi, good morning. Good morning. What's going on? Okay, so the same thing. I have that gumball machine in my house. I bought one. It has the peanut M&M's, Skittles, and gumballs. Every time I know my kid is thinking candy, by the turn of the sound. This thing, by the way, is yours like this one where it's so bad. Like, it's kind of cheaply made, too. And it only literally does pour out like one. No, for real. However, now I see people just taking off the top of this thing and sticking their dirty hands in it. So at least I don't do that. Yeah. You got a school. Oh, no, mine has a key. Yeah. We just need to go and buy a bag and throw it in our California closets. Beautifully designed. How great are these? It looks so nice. You do that cushion. You just do that? That cushion. California closets made cabinetry in our studio, and they're wonderful. These things are so incredible. Shout out to California closets on this one here. Hold on a second. Alicia Bailey is on the phone from the sales department. Alicia, is today one of the two days a month that you come into the office? I'm undecided. What's going on, Alicia? Why are you shaming Shannon? Right. I mean, listen, I can't afford any of you to be sick. Okay? That's right. You know what else I just thought of? Alicia does Planet Fitness. She's our Planet Fitness rep. I wonder if there's a correlation here. Judgment-free, though. Absolutely. Yeah, come on, Alicia. Peanut police. Alicia, do you find having that desk right there next to the kitchen that you find the people who are the excessive eaters? Can you name the top three excessive eaters? Yeah, call some more people out. I mean, if you give me a minute, I can pull up my spreadsheet. That's funny. I love you, Alicia. We'll talk to you later. I love you more. All right, hold on. Wait, hold on real quick. Sarah, you're on with Alicia. What did you want to say? You should see how people eat at buffets. I worked at a buffet here in the Metro Detroit area, and one of my first days this guy used the drink tray that you use to get the drinks from the cash register to your table. Used that and piled a mountain of food and sat at a two-top. By yourself? It was just him. Oh, my God. By himself. What kind of buffet is this? Yes. What was it? The Buffet. It's a, honestly, it's Golden Corral. Golden Corral. What a name for a buffet place, the Golden Corral. And by the way, we call it Buffet in honor of Joey Nemo, who used to work here. He used to call it the Buffet. He went from the salad bar to the dessert bar all in one go. You know what? I don't even, amateur, I don't even waste my time with salad. He went from the salad bar to the dessert bar where I worked and just piled it. You got to respect it. And sat right next to the drink station. Oh, that's funny. Well, thank you for the call, Sarah. I appreciate it. And thank you, Alicia. We'll talk to you later. All right. Bye-bye. Bye. Hold on a second here. Cheyenne got shamed. What's up, Cheyenne? Hi. I got shamed because when I was pregnant, I used to eat about two to three jars of pickles every couple days. And my family was like, what are you doing? But on a normal basis, I mean, I kind of still get shamed. I eat about a jar almost every day. Oh, wow. I just love pickles. It's interesting. You've got good electrolytes. My thing now is gluten-free pretzel rods. These, I, Chelsea has gotten to a point where she hates the crunching sound so much that she has gone in and smashed them to make them all like dust. Like they're not, they're no longer rods anymore because of, she's so tired of hearing me chomp. What's up, Lucinda? Shannon, I know how to solve your problem. Listen, take a bowl or a cup over to the machine with you and fill it up, right? We will never know. Silver will thing up. You're only going over there once. She doesn't know nothing. You'll be golden. Well, we started doing that because Bianca found the bag of them that they refill it with. But now that's gone because we ate them all. Hey, that was a good secret sesh, though. It was. John, what's up, John? How you doing? Long time listener. Couple time caller. Okay. Welcome back. You almost got me. Almost got me. Go ahead. All right. All right. Well, check this out. I played poker down at the casino. So every morning I used to go down to Motor City Casino. And in the poker room, you got like an M&M machine, I mean an M&M peanut M&M machine. So I would steal, like get a couple M&Ms, and I'd just steal them all the time. And one day, and you got to, it's customary for the players to get it. So one day the pit boss come over there, and he was like, you're going to play or you're going to eat those? I said, I'm going to play. He said, what you going to do with them? I said, you want me to put them back? He was like, no, just get them and get out of here. That's how I am in Vegas with drinks. If they give you free drinks at the tables, I will milk up free drinks the entire time just sitting at those tables. Do they really do that anymore? I don't think they do it. Hold on a second here. Maya, what's up, Maya? Hi. Hi. Hi, Shannon. Hi. I just texted in, and so y'all wanted to hear. I cannot blame you. If people are sticking their hand in the gumball machine, whatever's in there, doesn't matter. That is just disgusting. You should see some of the hands that are working around this place, Maya. Disgusting hands. Literally. Tony Travato. Yeah, I get it. When's the last time that guy's watched anything? He's got goats. I know. And then comes in here and sticks his hand in there. I know. It's crazy. Guy lives on a freaking farm. Last night I was watching the basketball game on ESPN, and it was the Knicks playing. And this was actually kind of funny. Speaking of peanut M&Ms, Josh Hart was going for a ball and dove into the front row and landed on some rich dude sitting in the front row who was eating peanut M&Ms. And it was actually pretty funny. Hold on. Let me see if I have the... You could tell that's what he was eating. Did he have, like, the box or the bag or something? Oh, yeah. He had, you know, those boxes that they have, like, the ones that you can buy, like, at a movie theater? Yeah. You know, like that stuff? Kroger always has them for $5. Hold on a second. Let me see if I can find the audio of this one. It was actually kind of relatively funny. I don't know why my audio is not playing. All right, guys, Ford. He is now hugging the fan, making sure he's okay. He's taking some peanut M&M's from him. That's the greatest. But I love that. Do players do that a lot at the Pistons games? I probably have seen it once. It's not something that happens regularly. Did you know that I sat and it was Danny Warner, my friend Mark Warner's brother, had great seats back in the old palace. And I sat in the front row. He gave me the seats for a game. I can't remember. It was Chris Paul or somebody big. Dove on Joe eating the nachos. And they used to have great nachos at the palace. And he got it on his jersey. We were on TV for a bit, and they had to find a new jersey for him because it literally had the cheese. He's going to gave you the jersey. It would have been awesome. The jersey did Joe. I know. That would have been incredible. All right. WKQI Detroit. WSNX was EGEN Graphics. WVPS. In Lido. An iHeart Radio Station. Guaranteed human. Real people. Real stories. Real laughs. Real smelly. And real dumb sometimes. Mojo in the Morning, live at Mojo. 30, 6, 7, 3, 2, 1, 2, 1, 2, 1. Admission sequence start. Let me take that back to the beginning. All right, are you ready? You're listening to Mojo in the Morning. You're a doo-doo hack. Here we go, go, go, go, go, go. Let's go. All right, it is time. All right, throwback. Here we go. It's Mojo in the morning's Throwback Throwdown. Oh, my God, Throwback Throwdown this week. Let's go. Oh, my God. You just scared me. Who's going to win? Will it be Shannon, Kev, Mike, or Anna? First pick in the draft goes to listener Mike. Mike from Grand Rapids. Hey. Wait. Wouldn't it be funny if it was Mike on the phone? I could use 500. Who are you picking, Mike? You smell that? I think it smells like Kevin. Let's go, Mike! I only want one Mike from where I'm going to pick today. Wow. Rip it. All right. Next pick in the draft is Kevin from Detroit. No way. Next pick is Ashley. from Howell. Ashley? Hey there. I am celebrating turning 30 today. I'm picking my girl Shannon. Wow. Oh my god. In the dirty 30. I hope I win for you. Woo woo. You got this. Next pick in the draft. We've got Mike and Anna still on the board. Darnell from Clawson. Who are you choosing? Cool with Anna. Yay. What up Darnell? Darnell is on the phone with us right now. Oh, no, I'm sorry, Daryl. Why did I call you Darnell? And you can't even correct you. I know. You're so nice. Thank you, Daryl. I appreciate it. It's big Daryl. Big D. All right. Last but not least, Mike, it's Stephanie from Clinton Township. Yes, hello. Hello. How are you? Say hi to Mike. I'm good. Hi, Mike. Hi, Stephanie. So good to hear that you're on for us. Are we ready to play? Are we ready to win? Hell yeah. Let's do it. So what is the story here? Kevin's going for two in a row. Yeah. And so far, we got an interesting one here because we got a three-way tie going. A three-way already. Yeah. Shannon. For the year. Kevin. Oh, my God. We all have two. Each have two wins. Anna, 0.0. So let's get your first one this morning, okay? First song in the Mojo of the Morning, Throwback Throwdown, title and artist. Best of luck to all of you kids. Cool cats and kittens. The song is... If I were... Mike. Anna. Mike. Beyonce, If I Were a Boy. Correct answer. If I were a boy. If I were a boy. All right. On the board is Mike. Next song in the mojo in the morning. Throw back, throw down. title and artist. The song is Mike. Oh my God. Mike. It is Usher, Nice and Slow. The Red Dancer. Wow. Dude, you guys are quiet. I don't want to turn to make it up until the sun comes up. That's such a long time. I've been watching Mike dance in the studio by the sun. I know. I forgot you could see me. Mike is so excited. He's out to a 2-0 lead, Stephanie. Now tell me. I'm so excited. Do you want to get freaky? Answer, Stephanie. Do you want to get freaky? Maybe not right now. It's like high school all over again. One job, Steph. All right. Next song can make Mike a winner, or you guys could step in the way. Come on. That's what I've been saying. Come on. Come on, Ted. I know. I'm going to pull out something a little more difficult here. The next song in the Mojo in the Morning, Throwback Throwdown, title and artist. Song is for a win, Mike, is... Anna. No. Anna. I believe it was Anna. I believe. Higher Love, Whitney Houston, Kygo? Correct answer. Wow. Oh, no. Best version. All right. What do we got, Bianca? All right. We got Mike in the lead right now with two. Anna right behind him with one. And Shannon and Kevin are both at zero. Yeah, no. Yeah, no. All right. The next song in the Mojo in the Morning Throwback, Throwdown. Shannon, Kev, you guys have. Zero, zero, zero. Come on, come on. Get on the board. The song is... Oh, Shannon. Shannon. Slow hands, now horn. Correct answer. Yeah. I don't want you to die. You're a chance to lose. Slow hands. I'm wrong. I know all the love songs right now. We'll find out Monday morning. Monday morning. Maybe more details on that one. Look, we keep pushing it. Okay. On the board so far, so good, is everybody but somebody that's got. Yep. Kevin, that'd be me. Zero. What's going on? Get it together, Kev. I got you, Mike. It ain't over until it's over, and it ain't over yet. Mike from Grand Rapids. Nobody's singing. Are you wishing that you chose the original Mike from Grand Rapids there? Uh-oh. Listen, man, I thought Kev was a good idea, but my senses were off. Stay committed. I was missing something wrong. Stay committed, Mike. You made a choice. Let's go. Get it together, Kev. Get it together, Kev. All right, here we go. The next song in the Mojo in the Morning Throwback Throwdown means Mike can win. Shannon, Anna, you can tie. Make this fun. Kevin can get on the board. The song, dip the music down, is... Mike. Kevin. I did a lot. Cleaning out my closet in the new. It was Kevin. I think it was Kevin. It was Kevin, Mike, Anna on that one. Kev. Again, cleaning out my closet in the new. Come on, Samson. Come on, Mike. Come on, Mike. Oh, Zach's got a repertoire. All righty. What do we got, Bianca? All right. Shannon, Kevin, and Anna all at one, and Mike in the lead with two. Okay. The level three-way. Come on, come on, come on. Mike, you can't get out to a 2-0 lead and then blow it. Watch me. The next song in the Mojo in the Morning Throwback Throwdown. Song is... Mike. Mike. Bruno Mars, Uptown Fun. No! Buzzer! Kevin, Kevin, Kevin! Bruno Mars, Mark Ronson. Uptown Funk. Come on, Mike. Come on, Mike. Girl, I think you're out of here. Because Uptown Funk don't give it to you. You don't give it to me. Come on, Mike. This is good. All right. What do we got, Bianca? All right. Kevin and Mike can both win it on the next one. They both have two. Anna and Shannon both have one. Man. No competition. This is crazy. This has been crazy. Who wants to win this money? Me. Me. It's your 30th birthday. I know. Come on, Shannon Dirty 30. Please, we got to. We got to make this right for Ashley. What about Daryl Darnell? Daryl Darnell. Daryl Darnell. My birthday is next month. Okay. All right. Next song in the Mojo in the Morning, Throwback Throwdown. I don't know if we're going to get a winner on this one. Let's see. Maybe. To either break this three-way tie. Oh, my God. Play it. Or tie this game up. Song is. Up with it, girl. Rock with it, girl. Short and meet, girl. Bang, bang. Bang, bang. Wait. I know it. I know it. I don't know who she is. Shannon. Shannon. Is it Sia Cheap Thrills? Kevin! Buzzer! Mike! Mike! I said Kevin! Mike! Wait, wait, wait. Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. Kevin, go ahead. Sia, Sean, Paul, Cheap Thrills. Corrected. I said don't call me out, Mike! Don't call me out! You're the chicken trucker! Mike! Oh, my God! Thank you, Kevin! Wow. Oh, my God. Wow! That was crazy. Thank you. Thank you. What a game. That was a good one. Oh, my. Mike from Grand Rapids on the phone is the winner of $500 from Imagine Featers. Come on, Ashley. Poor Ashley. Happy birthday, Ashley. Thanks, guys. Have a great weekend. You too. Have a great one. What a week of the throwback throwdown and the tie is officially broken. Kevin has come back with two in a row to take the lead this year. And, Mike, you blew it. I told you. Man, that was bad. I told you. All right, well, at least have a good weekend then, okay? All right, sounds good. How am I supposed to live, laugh, and love in these conditions? This is Mojo in the Morning. Kev found money in his pocket. That is the best feeling ever. I found $600, bro. Hold on, I didn't know exactly. I found $600, bro. Is that cold? No, it was in a PayPal account. So I did a job for somebody, and they wanted to figure out how to get me the money. And they were supposed to issue a check. Long story, it went around and around and around, never got the check. They finally emailed, was like, hey, do you have any digital forms? I'm like, all right, let's go PayPal. They sent it in PayPal, sent me a screenshot of it, and a transaction ID. I'm like, I don't have it. So we go back and forth, and finally I'm like, let me call PayPal. Call PayPal. I ended up having two PayPal accounts tied to the same number. I'm like, okay, maybe I had a business one apparently and then a personal one. They sent it to the personal one. So after I figure out that, I read, I guess, I don't even know how to say this. Login. Yeah, re-login, get a new password, whatever the case is. And I go in there, and I have the money that I was expecting plus the extra $600. Wow. Did you do a little dance? I'm like, oh, my God. In my mind, I'm like, yeah, let's just leave it there. Like, the grown-up in me wants to, okay, you didn't have this money before. Let's just leave it there. Like, let's do something smart with it. But immediately, I'm like, transfer the bank. Let's pay the extra five. Why don't we buy breakfast? Yeah. Why don't we with our new phones? Why are you trying to spend my money? Because you didn't have it a day ago. Now you got it now. Why are you trying to spend my money? Because that's a blessing from God. That's pennies from heaven. Everybody eats. Wait. That's 600 pennies from heaven. The extra 600 wasn't from the same people. Right. No. I was going to say, you've got to give that back. No, no, no. It wasn't from the same people. It was something that happened a while ago. Okay. Actually, I'm doing the math. That wouldn't be 600 pennies from heaven. That'd be 6,000 pennies from heaven, right? 6,000. Because that's $600. She doesn't figure the math out either. She doesn't. Thank God we don't have pennies anymore. I used to be smart. 844 Mojo Live or text 95500. Do you ever find money? The best thing in the world is trying on a coat that you haven't wore or a pair of pants since last winter. And you go in there and you find. But it's never $600. To me, it's $5. Yeah. Or $1,000. Or maybe almost $20,000. $60,000. $60,000. You are a little off. I didn't understand. What is it? $60,000. Oh, man. So I was wrong, too. So Chelsea has in our laundry room a little plastic almost like a Tupperware dish that in a drawer and I opened it up and I like oh my God there a bunch of money in there It all the money that in my pocket it hers that comes yeah when she doesn and she puts it in there but doesn say anything about it i like why is it they just sitting right there like why don't you just give it right back this happens with me and venmo all the time like someone will transfer me or like send me ten dollars for something small but i just leave it in there and then when i go in there it's like you have three hundred and twenty dollars yeah surprise You can buy breakfast now. Hey, I didn't say I had that much. Split it with Kev. Hey, what's going on? It's Mojo in the morning. Hello. Oh, hold on. I lost that caller. I just lost money, basically, by picking up the line. I just deleted every single call that was on there. Call back if you were going. Oh, no. Have you started the cream bourbon with Alton? I have not. I'm waiting until you guys are all drinking. And I'm careful with this weather that we got right now. I don't know if I want to drink and have an issue. Your car is good for you, though. And Kev has a couch. I don't trust it with weather like this. What's up, Keri? How you doing? What are you screaming? Keri. Mojo in the morning. Hey, Mojo in the morning. This is Keri, your Uber driver. What's up, Uber driver? Keri, did you find some money? Yes, I used to have a bad knack at it. I walked out of the liquor store one time, and I stepped on something, and I thought it felt weird. I looked down. It was $1,000 and a half an ounce a week. Oh, Maria. That's a blessing from God right there. Then I was walking home from the old Northland back in the day, walking past Providence Hospital. And I got to the apartments over there and I stopped at the light and I looked down and it was $300 under my foot. Oh, you're a lucky one. Lift up your foot now and see if there's anything there now. I'm in the car. That's amazing. Yeah, you do get a lot of luck doing this thing. What's the craziest thing? And I'm a second-time, long-time listener. I've only called once before. I love you guys. What's the craziest thing you found in the backseat of the Uber? Yeah. Anybody ever leave money? Actually, I found somebody left some Jordans back there, and they didn't respond. A shoe? What size? Yeah. They were nine, I think. I couldn't fit on my shoe. Yeah. Little man. Wow. Tanisha, what's going on? Hello. Hi. Hey. First-time caller. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. I'm calling. Me and my husband was moving. The last day we was clearing out the house, so we just so happened to look under the bed frame. It was a shoebox. So we just look in a shoebox, and it was $2,500 in there that we hid in there. We don't know how long it had been in there. And we were so happy because we spent all our money moving. And we were like, what if Mavis would have found this? They would have had a field day. It happened to my dad. My dad moved into an old house in Allen Park and stumbled upon some money that the previous owner said. It was a good amount, too, wasn't it? It was. He told me I'm never allowed to say it out loud because, yeah, it was a lot. That's incredible. Yeah. That was back in the day. Old people would hide money in their walls and things like that. Wrap it in butcher paper and put it in. Yeah. Wow. Cece, you found some money. You're going to be buying us breakfast this morning? it was a while ago when I was my last year of high school I was running the hall and I fell on some money I fell on $20 I got in trouble I got uh detention for running too but uh besides that I was hearing the girl about what she found in her house I have a funny story about that yeah I had this I had this crappy ass apartment and uh it was a hole in the roof by the uh furnace and I'll become the landlord back. And one day me and my boyfriend and my next mom, we decided she was up there. We found some foreign bills and two AK-47s. Oh my gosh. We had to tell the landlord. We called the people. I don't know what they did with it. But I was like, dang, you know what? I did. Something like that. And it's so crazy that we moved in there. The window was broken, but it said it was going to fix it before we moved in. So now I'm thinking like, what is the background of this house. Right. I would not say anything to anybody because you could be part of a crime. I'd be careful. That's why. Or the mafia. Who knows? Right. Thanks for the call, Cece. Time for Tag the Terrain. Time to qualify another winner. It's crazy that February is almost over, and that means the big event is taking place March 6th. That's right. Somebody's going home with a brand new car or $25,000, give us a call, 844-MOJO-LIVE, 844-665-6548. Let's do it. Mojo in the morning's Dirty on the 30. Feels like the morning is flying by. It is time for our third dirty of the day. How filthy can you be, Lydia? Make it nasty. Make it nasty. Crazy without Shannon. Make it nasty. Yesterday, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton swore under oath in her deposition that she never met Jeffrey Epstein. So she denies meeting Epstein, being on his plane, going to his island, or being in any of his homes or surrounding offices. And this is where it gets a little bit questionable because there are photos of Ghislaine Maxwell at Chelsea Clinton's wedding back in 2010. And there's a total of 17 times during both of President Clinton's terms where Epstein had visited the White House. Can I ask, why was Colleen Maxwell Thank you to Dr. Chelsea Clinton's wedding in 2010 She'd already been mentioned in a civil lawsuit By Virginia Dufresne before that Jeffrey Epstein had already been contributed before that She came as the plus one The guest of someone who was invited Thank you everybody Thank you all Yeah, I mean Even though Ghislaine was at the wedding, it doesn't mean Jeffrey was there. And I don't know. I feel like the first lady has responsibilities. She's just not at home walking around in her row with cucumbers on her eyes. I feel like Hillary was outside doing things. But 17 times, that's a lot of times to have never seen someone in your home. Right. And during the deposition, they had to pause for a bit of time because Representative Lauren Bober photographed Clinton during the middle of the deposition and sent it to influencer Benny Johnson. So despite the deposition being live, photos were not allowed. The influencer posted it, and he caught some disruption, and then they resumed the deposition. Here's what Hillary had to say about that. We had a bit of a challenge in the beginning because we had agreed upon rules based on the fact it was going to be a closed hearing at their demand. And one of the members violated that rule, which was very upsetting because it suggested that they might violate other of our agreements. So we had to cease the hearing for a period of time until we could get assurances that no rules would be broken going forward. and we returned to answer questions repetitively, literally, over and over again. I don't know how many times I had to say I did not know Jeffrey Hepstein. I never went to his island. I never went to his homes. I never went to his offices. So it's on the record numerous times. Lydia, I missed it. It wasn't the influencer that took the picture, right? Who was it? Right, so it was Representative Lauren Boebert who was sitting in on the deposition. Gotcha. That took this photo. And then she sent it to an influencer. I can't believe he posted that. Yeah, I feel like that. Well, that's why she sent it to him. She knew what was going to happen. She knew what was going to get out. Do you think that she was trying to mess with it in a way of her giving Hillary an out? Or do you think that she was trying to just make fun of Hillary? I don't know. I don't know her relationship. It's just the whole thing is weird. Like, as someone that is a representative, I hold you to a higher standard. And I don't think you would do something as immature as take a picture knowing the severity of the issue, knowing the rules behind it. This is a thing from first deposition. You know what's going on here. And then send it to an influencer like, the whole thing is just stupid. It's just another distraction. You know what I mean? Because we're not spending time not talking about the realness. No last move. We'll see more about the Epstein files and Bill Clinton today because he's set to have his deposition later on. That one I want to hear. I do too. Yeah. I did not have sexual relations. What an impression. Tate McRae was caught unliking photos of Olympic winner Jack Hughes. The two have been rumored to be dating each other for some time. So, of course, naturally, Tate would like photos of Hughes at the Olympics, right? Well, here's why she unliked them. Canadians were giving her a ton of backlash online, some commenting and tagging Tate telling her she wasn't being loyal to her home country of Canada. and others making comments on why Canada no longer claims her. So as of right now, all of the photos are unliked. I hate that she did that. Once you like, you got to keep it linked. Yeah. Stay underground. Stay underground. They go unliked stuff. That's crazy. They're just mad that they lost. My sources are saying the two of them are just having fun and getting to know each other. And even if they were dating, I see no harm in her supporting him. Yeah. So that's crazy. Amy Andrews, morning anchor of Fox 2 Detroit, has explained her recent absence. In a social media post, she said she's currently on physician-directed medical leave while she continues treatment for, correct me if I'm wrong, I think it's dysautomia? Yes, you're wrong. I don't even know what it is. I never heard that word. I'm sorry, I genuinely don't know. What is it? So she wrote, I'm currently on physician-directed medical leave as I continue treatment for that said disorder. of the automatic nervous system that affects things like heart rate, blood pressure, and circulation. She wrote, for me, it can cause dizziness, vision changes, and brain fog, and sudden drops in blood pressure, making live television unsafe until it's properly stabilized. So she thanked viewers for their concern and support, emphasizing she's focusing on her health and as advised by her doctors. The station's broadcast continues in her absence, and Andrews did not share any specific timelines for her return. But we just want to extend our best for Amy, and we hope she returns soon. Absolutely. I got on Google, typed in a pronunciation. Thank you. Let's see how it's supposed to be saying. Please. Dysodonomia. Dysodonomia. Of course it is. Of course it is. Yeah. Dysodonomia. Prayers to Amy. Yep. We love you. Yes. If you missed anything from this dirty or the show so far, go back and check out this podcast by searching Mojo in the Morning on our free iHeartRadio app. Yeah, man. That was filthy. That was really good. You feel dirty? Was it ring around the tub dirty after a long summer day of activities? Y'all need to stop before Cass says something. Benny Blanco's feet dirty. Directly from the source. It's Bojo in the morning, dirty on the 30. I don't think it should get dirtier than Benny Blanco's feet. Oh, my God. Tag the Terrain is here next week, next Friday, Mark 6. Somebody will be a winner. But before that, you've got to get another qualifier. Justinda is on the line. Justinda. Yay. Did you say that? Because you know I was about to say Justinda. I don't know what you were going to say. You saved me. You saved me. Justinda, you there? Justinda, yes. Justinda, you're the winner. You're the winner, Justinda. Yes, thank you. You're qualified. We'll see you next Friday in Sterling Heights at the brand new, beautiful Moran Buick GMC. Amazing place to be. Going with a GMC Terrain 2026 or 25,000. The choice will be yours if you are the last person standing. Justinda, which one would you take? The car. The car. I like that. I like that. See you riding up, Justinda. We'll see you next Friday, okay? Hang on the line. Thank you. All right. This city was built by hands that refused to quit. Voices that would not be silenced and dreams that live on. This Black History Month, Mojo in the Morning honors the everyday heroes of Detroit that have made and continue to make Detroit. Like Erica's Willie, the Vice President of Community and Social Responsibility with the Detroit Pistons. And Kevin Gregg, Senior VP of Communications, also with the Pistons. We honor these and many others throughout our community today and all year long. Now back to the only thing Michigan and Ohio can agree on. Mojo in the Morning. Mojo in the Morning show. I feel like there's something weird in the air. It could be the weather. I don't know what it is. I showered. That's what's weird in the air. That's one of the things that's weird. Actually, it's not so weird in the air. It's not so smelly in the air with you showering. I like that. Whatever, boy, boy. So I have seen some weird stuff lately. Like I've seen some things where I'm going, do I have to look back and look at that again? because did I just see that or am I like hallucinating? I saw yesterday when I was at Planet Fitness, a guy come in, walk in, take his winter coat off in full work gear, okay? Shout out to all the guys that wear the red wing boots. Shout out to the guys that have like the work attire on, you know, the stuff that honestly I don't wear. You know, I probably, if I have it, I'd wear it, but I wouldn't use it working. And I'd wear it just coming to work and sitting in this chair and talking to you. Gets on a treadmill, starts walking on a treadmill with his red-winged boots and his work gear on. Does his thing for about 30 minutes. Believe it or not, the guy was there longer motioning and working on that than I was. Because I was on the treadmill for about 20 minutes, and then I got off of it. I was bored of tears, and I was, like, walking over towards the Black Card Spa. And I come back. He's still on the treadmill. He gets off, puts his coat on, and walks right out. that was honestly his work year. And I thought to myself, I'm like, good for him for, A, working out. That occasionally. But also, can you work out with your boots on? I didn't realize that. It's a plan of fitness. It's a judgment-free zone. It is a judgment-free zone. I remember when I was a kid going to school, we couldn't even go on the gym floor with our boots on, right? We always got yelled at for that. You had to have your. That's a core memory. Remember that? Yeah. Is it a tougher workout with work boots, though? Half the week. Like, does that make the exercise harder? Well, the big thing now is the weight vests and things like that. Or people who wear weights on their arms and weights on their legs and stuff like that. It's so bad for you. But here's the guy. He's got the extra weight on. Yeah. I would have been looking around to see if it was like a social media prank or something like that. Did he have like a tool built? No, no, no, no. No. He didn't look like he was like a member of the old band of Village People or something. Honestly, I have seen that before at Planet Fitness. A guy dressed in, like, office clothes. Like, dress pants and a collared shirt and, like, nicer shoes. Not, like, dress shoes, but nicer shoes, not necessarily tennis shoes. And I'm like, you know, they make a plan and have a goal, and nothing's getting in the way. Not even if they forget their gym clothes. But don't you go back to where it's stinky? For sure. You sweat, pounds, and stuff. My favorite are the people that will, during the summertime or nice weather, they will do like their little work team or walking teams where they'll go for walks. We used to have this at the old radio studios where the sales department would all go and they'd go on a walk together. They'd put on their gym shoes with their whatever they were wearing to work that day and they'd go on it. It's the opposite of this, but it's in a gym. That's my neighbor who mows his grass in his work clothes. Does he really? Every single time. I don't understand it, but she does every single time. Wow. Yep. I want to do something real quick. I want to see if we can get some involvement from the listeners on this one. They were doing it in these clothes. Like, what was it that they were doing and they were wearing something that doesn't seem like you would normally see them wearing doing it? You know what I mean? Like, it wasn't like you had your Lululemons on working out. Instead, you were wearing your Carhartt. You know, does Carhartt make workout gear? I don't even know. Detroit's very own Carhartt. If they're listening, thank you for – I actually got one of my favorite winter coats from you guys. You guys sent it to us as a freebie one Christmas member. They sent us a whole bunch of stuff. 844-MOJO-LIVE, 844-665-6548, or text 95500. And the other part of this topic that we could get, Lydia, we can do a two-parter on this one. There is something in the air with things that people are seeing. What is the crazy crap that you've seen recently that you just cannot believe that you have witnessed? because there is some nutty stuff. I've seen some. By the way, can I go on record? You know one of my biggest frustrations with wintertime in Michigan and Ohio? What? The lack of parking spots now at Kroger. Or at Planet Fitness, which is in the same strip mall as that, because they had to plow all the snow into some of the parking spots. Don't plow it to the ones up front. Okay? Can I talk? Attention plow guys. Whoever's the plow guy at the parking lot Union Lake Road and Commerce Road there. Plow the goddamn snow to the back of the lot. You know, the least exciting parking spot should have all the snow, not the most. You know, they do a good job of keeping the handicaps clear. That's good. Do they? But don't have it be the one that's right next to the, you know, card corral. I like that parking spot. Then I'm close to the car carol. And we know you. You will drive around until you get that parking spot. And you know what else I do? Because I have a leased vehicle. Sorry, Mike, from Gordon Chevrolet. If the parking spot looks like I can actually move the snow with my car, I will pull in and I'll keep pulling in and pushing the snow all the way up. I'll plow it. I have seen so many cars over the past two weeks since we've gotten this crazy weather who do not care that the snow is in the parking spot and their car is like this, like on an angle. I'm like, how are you getting out? How are you going to back up? If you drive a Jeep, you can do anything you want to, right? That's called Jeep loving right there. What's up, Randy? How are you doing? I'm pretty good. How are you guys? Fantastic. What's going on? Oh, you had a question for Shannon. What's up? Yeah. So I heard her kind of say under her breath that the weighted vests are bad. So I was just curious why she said that. Well, no, when he said the weights on your arm that people wear on, like, their legs and stuff, they're really bad for your joints. Oh. Gotcha. Okay. Yeah. Because I just got a weighted vest. I hadn't tried it yet, so I was like, oh, maybe I should send it back. Yeah. And by the way, anybody who smokes a joint while working out, I want to hear from you on the whole joint thing. I want to have a little vape. Have a good day, guys. Vape working out. Thank you, too, Randy. Good luck with that. I know a lot of people that get high before working out, but I don't think they're actively, like, smoking on the treadmill. My favorite are the vapors, though, that they're working out for their health, and then they're stuck on a little one. A little one? What's up? They're vapors. What's going on, Paige? Hi. I was going to say, I mean, like when I get home from work, I will still be in my work clothes for a lot of the things that I do because the second that I get my comfy clothes on, it's game over. I'm not doing anything that I had planned before I was coming home. I feel that. Yeah. You know what? It's probably the thing, too, because once you pull in your driveway and you go and you take off that bra and you're at home, you're not going anywhere. It's game alter. Yeah. No. I'm sitting on the couch. Yeah. You're getting sick and nugget. Well, yesterday was a prime example of this one. I had my shorts. I had a pair of my Rhone shorts and my gym shoes, and I had a T-shirt, and I went to plan it. If I didn't have it in my car, Paige, I'd be at home watching reruns of Chicago PD. I mean, there would be no. Yeah, I hear you. There'd be not one bit of me going out for the rest of the day. What's up? Is it Shree? It is. Hi, Shree. Hey, first time on. Hey. Hey. Good morning. Good morning. So I actually am sitting outside work waiting to go and talk in because I found it funny. I was telling Lydia, I work for a high-performance company during the week, and on the weekends, I go to college for a weekend welder's program. So I have to wear welding boots to school, and I have two classes and, like, an hour in between. So I'm like, oh, let me run over to Planet Fitness. And I've been wearing, like, full-on jeans, my belt, welding boots, layered shirts, you know, because I'm just dipping in to get 15, 30 minutes on my Apple Watch, you know, for the day, and then get them back out to go back back. Cherie, we're applauding you on this one. That is absolute dedication. Oh, you guys are amazing. Thank you. No, honestly, you're better than I am because if you're doing it that often, that's pretty amazing. With all the stuff you've got going on school-wise, I mean, that's got to mentally be draining on you. Uh, well, you know, it's all in your attitude waking up. Is it going to be a good day or a bad day? I think the first hour of your day is going to control your whole mindset. Yeah. And, like, with so much going on in the world, it's so easy to be negative and down. Like, why not be the light that walks in the room and everybody's like, ah, I want some of that. Come on, it's great. The things that make you feel good, I'm going for my dreams. And if it's welding and fabrication, I'm doing it. Let's go, it's great. Let's go, it's great. Let's go, it's great. Let's go, it's great. That was inspirational. We need a Sheree moment more often from you. You need to call us more often, okay? I can definitely do that. I listen to you guys every morning on the way to work, so I can do that. I love it. Thank you for the call. We appreciate you so much. And that same thing, I apologize, by the way. There's a texter very upset with me for using the Lord's name in vain, but I apologize. That was a horrible thing for me to say. I said GD, but I said it. And I apologize for that. Snow removal gets me upset, and I shouldn't take it out on the Lord. Don't worry. Our boss, Colleen, is going to get at him after the show, too. Connie, what's up, Connie? Yeah, so this is our first time, long time. Hey! Hey! Hey! So a few of us who were in a unit together in the military, We didn't get our morning workout as we were on our way going to a function, so we all had the bright idea to stop at a Planet Fitness in our military uniform, and it was not the greatest when we got back, but we definitely got the stairs. Wait, wait, what was not the greatest? What happened? Our sergeant found out, and we ended up getting in a lot of trouble. Oh, you can get in trouble for being in your fatigues out in public like that? Yes, sir. Unless we're on our way to, like, a function, we can stop. Yeah. We have, like, heat, it's definitely not going to work. Oh, man. Man, I would be honored to see you guys out like that in public. That's interesting. That's an interesting protocol that they have. But thank you for your service, Connie. Appreciate you. Thank you, guys. I listen to you guys every morning on my way to work, so. Thank you. We love you. Love you for listening. Thank you. Thank you, sir. Thank you, guys. Have a good one. I know. Did you hear that? That was amazing. We salute Connie. Hold on a second. John, the snowplow guy, wants to explain the parking piles in the strip malls. What's going on, John? Hey, long-time listener, first-time caller. Hey, John. John on the phone. What's up, buddy? Yep. Actually driving home from doing a little plowing just now. So a lot of our contracts, if we can't salt, you know, we do have to go out and plow. But this is the kicker. So we've had so much snow this year that some of our jobs that we have actually contract us to bring our dump trucks in and move the snow. Oh, wow. So all last week, that's all we were doing, five days straight moving snow. It's a giant account. So I think what we've got to do is we need to get a hold of Planet Fitness and see where we can move that snow to for you guys. Thank you, buddy. Actually, the extra walk there was fine. I probably needed it. You do, actually. The Kroger next door, though. The Kroger next door was... Give the snow pod drivers some love. We're tired, man. I get it. I don't know if we have to put that stuff, and everyone's screaming and yelling. By the way, today's no joke. It's slippery out there. Be careful out there. I was like... No, we went out at 2 a.m., and we're just finishing up. Yeah. I did not expect the roads to be as thick as they were. No, be careful. It's kind of deceiving. All right. Thanks for the call, buddy. Appreciate you, John. Bye. Bye. Bye. Hi. 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So went to the mall with Chelsea over the weekend. And when we were at the mall, I met a bunch of listeners. I probably met you. If you were there, you came up and I loved it. I loved that people were walking up and saying hi. Especially when I was at the Apple store. It was nice to actually meet a whole bunch of our listeners that worked there. which, by the way, I should have wrote down all your numbers because I need your discount. And I also need some Apple Genius stuff. I went home, and I'm like, oh, my God, we have, like, a ton of listeners at the Apple store at the mall there. And I'm like, I've got to, like, use the ability to say, hey, can I get your number so that I can call you, like, when something new is out and is about to drop or when I can't figure something out. So outside of the, what's it, Warby Parker? Is that an iFlash store? So outside the Warby Parker store, I ran into a listener that was talking to me and gave me a topic, and she would not go on the air with me. And I'm so bummed out. But her name was Christina, and she said to me, she goes, you should do this as a topic. And I'll title this, she said yes, then no the next day. She was telling me that she got engaged. She got proposed to and engaged at Grey Ghost, the restaurant that's in Detroit. I've never been. So she said, telling me about how she goes there. She's, you know, with her boyfriend. And he did this whole proposal. The whole restaurant got involved. Everybody was great. She said yes. Woke up the next day and realized she doesn't want to get. and did she realize i'm not even happy in this relationship and i gotta like that was her indication that she should just like end it and she goes have you ever talked to any people on the air about something like that i go no but that's a topic i'm in my phone she ended up breaking up see this is why i don't like public proposals for that reason because this literally just happened to zach and i we were at the red wings game and someone got proposed to and i was like what if Somebody didn't want to say yes. And you're on the big screen at LCA or you're at Grey Ghost. And there are so many people there that are excited for you to say yes. And you're over here wanting to say no. But I think this could even happen in a quiet, intimate proposal, too, where you go to bed, you're wearing that ring, you're excited, and you wake up in the morning and your intuition is screaming, this is not right. That was her thing. She said that when she was at the restaurant, she was happy as hell. She thought this was the pinnacle of her life. And then she went to bed that night and she said, I'm not really even that happy. It was a realization. Right. So has that ever happened to anybody? And has anybody ever got proposed to, said yes, said, yeah, I can't, you know, whatever you do, like, you know, when you're getting proposed to somebody. And you, either the night of, the next day or months later, you just go, I just can't do this thing. That's crazy. Better to figure it out then than when you're at the altar. Yeah. No, you're right. The weight of the ring. I know. Maybe she looked at it and there wasn't any weight to the ring. I don't know. She seemed like a really nice person, though. But she was like, I feel bad. And I said to her, I go, you've got to go on the air because this is really. Yeah. And I know we do Am I the A-hole, but is that an A-hole move to wait until the next day to do it and say something? I mean, like Anna said, the sooner the better. Is there, like, extreme pressure? Like, Shani, you've been proposing. Is there extreme pressure? Do you feel compelled to say yes? Beyond your love, your affection for your significant other, you wanting to be married. When somebody's on their knee or however they do it and they say, will you marry me? Is there pressure to just say yes? I've done it enough times. I mean, yeah, I definitely feel like there's a pressure. but I also think that you're you're kind of at least I really felt this way when Wes proposed to me like I like you are also overwhelmed with truth right of like your your whole relationship and life I feel like plays in your mind in like five seconds so he he even said to me he's like there was a part of me that thought that you like I knew you loved me but it it was kind of quick for us like you know a year in and he's like there was a part of me that was prepared for you to say i love you and i want this but not yet not in paris baby i'm sorry i mean if you had done it in this way i probably would have said let's wait a little bit but i take you to paris you're saying yes and i don't care or guess what i'm taking that to be very transparent with you kev both of us have now admitted it was too soon wow really yes getting engaged and getting married it was too Let's hold that for a topic. Let's put it as a topic, Lydia. Yeah. That's a great topic. What's up, Catherine? Hi. Hi. I am one of the employees that you ran into at the Apple Store. Oh, my God, Catherine. Which one are you, Catherine? I came back just to say hi because I overheard you when I was working with a customer. I'm a tech specialist, so I wasn't working with you. Catherine. Oh, thank you so much. We got to put her in the phone here. Get her number. Apple Catherine so that we have her as one of our experts. But Catherine, you have so much energy. You are awesome. And the people that you work with, it was honestly, that is, that's the best Apple store that I've ever been to. It was honestly. I feel like, I really feel like you're just saying that to me because on the radio you're trying to butter me up right now for a discount or something. No. Right. Maybe. No, but didn't I say it that day? I said it that day. Yes, you did. Yes, you did. Yes, you did. I appreciate that. You were great. Everyone that worked with you said that you were great. They didn't even know who you were, which was kind of crazy. That's awesome. So one person who said that she listened to you, too, said that was pretty cool. That was sweet. Yeah, it was really nice talking to you. You have to work with us. Afterwards, I said, gosh, I didn't get, like, his information or anything because we have a business team that we can set y'all up with. You know what? It would be amazing. I actually, believe it or not, have like a business account for Mojo in the morning. But, yeah, I never use it for some reason because I don't think it really gets me much. But I will say this, that you guys were great. And I'm going to come back and see you for the holidays, okay? Thank you. Please do. I'm going to call in and try to win those Thanksgiving games. She's cute too, by the way. Are you single? Kevin's single over here. She just wanted me to marry Jasmine. She's cute. Now you're trying to give me something. She's cute. Right. You're just throwing them on anybody at this point. She's actually really cute. Yeah. I am. Thank you. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I'll come next time. Kevin likes the girls a little thicker. She's not thick enough for them, but she's the face bar. I'm thick enough. I'm thick enough. I'm thick enough. I'm thick enough. Slim thick. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. All right. Bye, Catherine. We'll see you. Real quick. Proposed, said yes, then said no. What's going on, Ken? Hey. So me and my son, Mom, was together for like three years, and I planned on a proposal to her at my family reunion. So everything went through when I did it. Probably like a couple days or like three days later, I kind of just ghosted and just went like, I don't think it's going to work. Why? And it was just, I don't know, it was like all the bad stuff, all the hard times that we had and arguments or is always the little stuff that they've said or what I've told her in the past and she used it against me or what she's done when we had our breaks and stuff. And I just kind of thought about all of that and I just kind of walked away. Wow. That's amazing, though. So you proposed and then rethought everything. Yeah. And I kind of proposed off of impulse. But you had the ring? He's always pumped up. Yeah, I still got it. Wow. Yeah. And that's amazing. I'm confused. So you bought a ring and then went to the family reunion, proposed to her, and a couple days later thought to yourself, nah, this ain't it. I guess the family reunion wasn't as fun as can be. Wow. D, your voice, this guy is D. Good morning. Hi. What happened with you? So I took an impromptu trip to Chicago, meet up with an old sling, and we got married that weekend. I found out that he was doing some things that I didn't really care for. And so the next day I kind of left, and I've been married since 2019 to him and haven't talked to him since. Well, you guys got married. Yes. And you found out the next day that he wasn't what you thought he was, and you guys just left, and yet you're still married to him? You didn't divorce him then? No, not yet. You better know that. You're not saying you didn't get engaged. You got married. We got married. So where is he now? Where is he living? Is he in our earshot? Is he alive? No, he's in Illinois. So the guy's living in Illinois, and you're living where? here in Michigan or Ohio? Ohio. Why haven't you gotten a divorce? I don't know, honestly. I just haven't. It's one of those things that's kind of just slipped through the cracks. Are you dating? No. Getting married and then being married to somebody and not seeing them is not a slip through the cracks type of a thing. That's crazy. Were you all living with each other when you decided to get married? No, not at all. Dee, you're crazy. That's a lot going on. Dee, Kev asked you if you're dating. You said no. Would you like to date Kevin? Kevin, you want to date a married woman? That's crazy. Let's find this guy and let's call him up and see if he misses you. I'm sure he does. It's your anniversary. Legally, can you get in trouble for something like that? I don't think so. I'm not sure. Like, how do you do your taxes? I haven't yet. What happens if, like, who does he, do you guys, you know, do you put down on paperwork when you fill out paperwork, married, single, what do you put? Other, complicated? Married, filing separately. Yeah. That's wild. Man. That is crazy. What a crazy story. Man. Now, that's the extreme of this whole situation. These other people actually just get proposed, and then they say, no, I don't want to do it. You actually got full-on married and then said, no, I don't want to do it. How long were y'all dating before y'all got married? Not that long. Just like a couple of months talking again from years ago, and just decided to drive out there, and he proposed, and we went married the next day. Man. Thanks for the call. That's great. That's crazy. Listen to this texter here. 586 says, I won't go on the air, but I was proposed to at a restaurant, felt so much pressure from everybody in the restaurant looking at us, said yes, got in the parking lot, and said, here's the ring back. Oh, my gosh. That's what happened. That's why public proposals are such a bad thing. Yeah, not great. A friendly note to the competition. You all can kiss our asses. I feel better. This is Mojo in the Morning. That's Mojo in the Morning. All right, it is Mojo in the Morning. I've got to ask Shannon a quick question about something, about hobbies. You mentioned something in your dirty, which I wrote it down when you mentioned it because I thought I'm going to bring this back up as a topic on the show. you did a story and the story was women say that the most attractive hobby that a man can have is reading. Yeah, and the statistic was like 92% of women agree on that. Which, by the way, reading to me is not a hobby. Oh, it's a hobby. Reading is work. A hobby should not be work. So you are part of the 8%. Like nobody, like, people who, people who read don't do it because of any other reason than they want to tell people I'm a reader. I like to read and I've read this many books. I always looked at when people read, I'm like going, that was painful to do when I was growing up. Like people who read are the same people that work out like three times a day. I'm thinking to myself, oh, whatever. But let me go back on this one. So here were the things. They said the most attractive hobbies for men were reading followed by learning a foreign language. Okay. Playing a musical instrument. Now I understand that. Guys who play musical instruments or learn a musical instrument, women love the guy that's the guitar guy. Cooking. Interesting. That would be a big one. Yeah. Woodworking. Okay. Painting and photography. Those are ones that they thought were creative. which is wild because photography is another one too. Like it seems like a lot of people that I know are photographers. They love photography because I think anybody can be a photographer because, you know, you got your phone basically taking pictures. My favorite is seeing somebody who is like a photographer who literally puts so much effort into a photo because usually good photographers take a photo and they know exactly how to grab it without letting somebody see them take a photo. It's effortless. And then there are those photographers that have, like, this thing around their neck and they've got, like, 12 cameras and they make it. Joe Maroon is feeling very attacked right now. No, no. We love you, Joe. Joe is effortless. Joe is effortless. He really is. Like, you don't know when Joe's taking a photo at all. It's some of the other people. It's, I won't say the other guy's name that does concert photos, but it's that one. Like, he's taking photos. I'm like, oh, my God, stop taking photos right now. Joe, you don't even know he took a picture. He'll send it to me afterwards. Here are the ones that you said were turnoff hobbies, and these are not even hobbies. The turnoff hobby is the most turnoff hobby for a woman of a guy, watching porn. How do you consider watching porn a hobby? if you do it frequently enough I guess it just becomes a hobby I don't know I didn't make the survey but I don't watch porn because I go oh my hobby is porn I'm going to go watch porn tonight it becomes your hobby I don't get it like how do people consider that a hobby other hobbies that they say are clubbing drinking yeah see that's not a hobby collecting comics and collecting crypto Those are hobbies that turn women off. Yeah. Now, crypto to me is not a hobby. Crypto to me is you're trying to make money. Like, you know what I would put on that list is the gym bros, like the guys who are at the gym every day, twice a day. All they want to talk to you about, my goodness, is the gym and their food and, you know. Is that a hobby, though, or is that just a lifestyle? See, I would say that's a hobby. Because I think that that goes in the same vein as the people that are doing porn. I think that's kind of like just part of your thing that you do. I don't necessarily go in. Like, I was trying to think of what hobbies are my hobbies. And I need a hobby. Somebody needs to help me with hobbies. Oh, my gosh. Here we go. Every two years he gets on this kick. I have two hobbies, two things that I do on a fairly regular basis. Golf, and I kind of have been into drinking. Like, I drink bourbon and things like that. Like, I love bourbon. And I love tasting new bourbons and things like that. And I would actually call that a hobby. That's kind of a hobby for me. Other than that, I have no hobbies. And I've said this numerous times. Chelsea has been such an amazing wife because she has tried to find me hobbies because she knows once this radio thing's over with, she and I will probably hate being around each other because I'll drive her nuts. She's tried to, you know, get me into motorcycles. Like, she bought me motorcycle lessons. I almost took flying lessons. Didn't you try to get into fishing? She bought me fishing. That was to spend time with the boys. She got me fishing stuff to go fishing. She got me a big thing from Bass Pro Shop, and she comes home, and she goes, here's your birthday gift. And it was like, oh, stuff I'm looking on. I don't even know what this is. Like I started pulling things out, and they were dangly with like little things on there. I'm like, are these earrings? Like the fishing lures? I never got into it. I could never. I was never. Any of these hobbies required me to actually work. And I was like, hobbies should not be effortless. And that's how golf used to be for me. It used to feel like work. And then I started enjoying the time that I was spending away. But Tiffany, what's going on? It's Mojo in the Morning. Hey, I'm cracking up about our earrings. Yeah. So good. But I was telling you to say, reading is sexy and everything. But a man that can fix things, a Mr. Fix-It, that's a good hobby. I love a man that can fix stuff. Yeah, a DIYer. with his hands, woodworking. Yeah. See, I wish I could do that. I look at these guys that can build things. Tony Travato, you know, so you've heard us talk about Tony, the program director of the radio station. I heard him yesterday. You talked to the TV. So Tony Travato took a week off last week to redo his bathrooms in his house and remodel his house. That's what I'm talking about. He took a week off and literally worked. Like, who does that? You know what I mean? No, he's very happily married. But here's the thing. Look, good on his wife. Here's the thing about guys who like to fix stuff and the DIYers. I feel like there's a gray area. And I say this because Wes loves doing stuff around the house, around the yard himself. But sometimes he's like, hey, I'm going to install a new electrical outlet in the basement. Yeah. Please, for the love of God, let a professional do that. There are some things that actually really scare me when it comes to the do-it-yourself first. Yeah, there's a very good chance that you're going to cause a fire in our house based on what you're doing. Like, I'm proud that you want to do it, but I don't want you to do it. It's funny. There are certain guys that I know that have things that they do that just come across effortless. It's the guys that try something like me. Like, if I tried photography, I would not be effortless. I would go buy the greatest equipment ever, and it would be the biggest waste of money because I would take a class or I'd do, you know, whatever. And then after a while, I'd look like the guy that was a tool. You know what I mean? Like a total tool doing it. You have to look natural when you're doing the hobby. Like riding a motorcycle. So Chels bought me the riding lessons for my birthday, and this was my thing that I was going to do. I showed up at Farmington Hills Harley Davidson and I walked in there and said hi my wife got me a card and the guy goes we refund you He looked at me and he said you not going to do it He looked at me, and he said, you'll kill yourself. It was riding lessons. Did you ever even get up on a motorcycle? No, he gave me my money back. I swear to God. I walked in there, and I started rubbing the seat of a bike, and he looked at me, and he goes, this guy is not a Harley guy, and he gave me my money back. I'm like, this is really sweet. It's nice leather. I don't know that. Rick, what's going on? How you doing? Well, I'm all right. You should try coin collecting. You learn the history of all the old coins. And then, you know, it's not really physical. You don't have to move around a lot. Do you ever watch our social media and see, I do not want to grow old? I'm, like, trying to keep Botox in my face. I'm trying to look younger. I'm trying to act younger. You know what coin collecting is? An old guy's not. I've been doing it since I was eight years old. Rick. My grandfather got me to do it. How old are you? 8,000? Come on, Rick. That's horrible. What a horrible hobby that is. My dad used to do that in stamps. It was horrible. Stamps? Oh, no. You don't want to be stamps. My dad collected both of those things, and honestly, it was just an awful hobby for him to have. My poor dad and I are so similar. My dad, God rest his soul. He had like a bajillion hobbies like me, and honestly, you know what he should have done? He should have worked until he died. Because that would have been so much better for him because he couldn't do any of these hobbies. You know, they were boring to him. George, what's up? Hey, can you hear me? I got you, George. Hey, George, what do you think? Porn is a hobby. I'm now going to use that when Chelsea says, what are you doing? I'm going to go do my hobby right now. What's happening? Oh, yeah, then she'll think it's okay. What are hobbies that I should do? What should I try? Well, honestly, I like cars, like fixing cars and stuff like that. It can be very expensive, though. That's my problem. I bet. I've always wanted to have, like, a classic car, like an old. Like, I've wanted, like, a Firebird, like, you know, one of those old Firebirds or a Camaro or something. You know what those cars are? My dad has two classic cars in his garage. One's an MD, and the other one's either a Firebird or Thunderbird. I'm kind of embarrassed. I don't know. Really? Yeah. Why don't you take them and see if your dad will get, you think he'll give them? He's giving me the MG. Yes. And then who gets the other one? They love that one, so that's not going to. That's the one that's going? Yeah. Well, your dad, is he a Dream Cruise guy? Like, I've always wanted to have them but never do it to Dream Cruise. I've always wanted to have it and just have it be like a summer vehicle and be something you drive like in the summertime. But cars are cool. I like, George, I like this as a hobby. That would be kind of fun. Oh, yeah. Do you know I used to work with a guy that was an actor, a child actor? His name was Gary Coleman. Do you know who Gary Coleman was? No, I don't think so. I'm only 21. Gary Coleman was on a show called Different Strokes. He was on my show in Tucson. Gary Coleman, his hobby was trains. He loved Lionel trains. That's creepy to me. I used to have to take Gary to a train store to buy trains, and he had, like, cabooses, and he would sit there. This is no joke. And this is honestly, with this Radio Hall of Fame, I'm, like, I'm pulling out pictures of the past, and I'm contemplating, like, documenting a lot of this stuff. Jeff Dollar, my old producer, and I used to have to take him to a train store in Tucson, Arizona, and Gary would go, and he would pick up the little choo-choo trains, and he would go, choo-choo, choo. No, he would not. You weren't making that up. Oh, my God. Ask Jeff Dollar. We'll call Jeff Dollar up, and Jeff Dollar will tell you for a fact that that's what Gary Coleman would do. That's like women who collect those Madame Alexander dolls. Oh, it's creepy. There's something, yeah. I think you're the same person that— A little creepy. —that honestly, like, you know, you go on a date and you tie the date up or something. What's up, Dani? How you doing? Good morning, my favorite radio people. Good morning, Dani. What's up? Mojo, I just have to tell you, the two callers ago, you were being a hater. Those coins and stamp hobbies, they get you a lot, a lot of money. Do they really? Yeah. They really do. I know a couple people that do it. They get them, like, authorized and stuff, too. And some of those pennies are worth, like, thousands and thousands of dollars. I should actually, honestly, you know, not be a hater of this stuff, because at least they're doing something, you know. I feel bad that I've got no motivation to do anything other than work. What's up, Shelly? How you doing? Hey, good morning, everybody. How's it going? Hey, we're doing good, Shelly. We're talking about guy hobbies. Yes, this is the guy hobby that will turn every woman on. You've got to learn how to play the piano. Big, strong, sexy man hands. It is so sexy to see a man sit down and play the piano. Really? Plus, you know, you can do a little cookie bacon on top of a piano. You know what I'm saying? I did not even think about that. We can bake cookies on a piano. It's a twofer. It's a twofer, Mojo. It'll make your wife happy as can be. You know what? I'm going to try it. I'm going to see if I can play a piano. I'm going to try to get a... Hold on. Let me try it real quick. Hold on. What do you think? It's beautiful. Isn't it beautiful? Yes. I want to be just like you would grow up. I used to have to race home from school every day and take my piano lessons. Right? Mrs. Smothers would come over to the house, the old lady Smothers. That's a scary name for a piano teacher. She was a piano teacher. Mrs. Smothers, that's kind of a scary name. Yes. Well, I'm telling you, it's the greatest turn on ever. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. I got one here. Hold on. Fa la la, la la la, la la la. La la la. There you go. Hey, what's going on, Ken? Hey, Mojo. Hey, everyone. Hey, I play darts. I think darts is fun. You can get out of league. And if you drink it, you can go up. And that is actually a legit hobby. Darts? Yeah. You can do the plastic tips or the steel tips. Chelsea, I'm going up to do darts over at the lodge. Can you imagine if I told Chelsea that that was going to be my hobby? She'd think you were having an affair. Exactly. We're going to hang out and we're going to do a little darts. How about lawn darts? You ever play lawn darts? Oh, that's even better. Lawn darts are the greatest. You ever do that at all? I mean, we used to play, like my grandma, Shani's granny had that lawn darts that was like the hoop circle. You know what I'm talking about? And the yellow and red lawn darts. They were probably very unsafe for kids. You're not a kid until you go to an emergency room or a lawn dart accident. What's up, Brittany? What's a good hobby? Good morning. Good morning. So my husband's hobby is Lego. And I'm talking like he actually goes to Lego events and stuff. He just went to one last week, actually. Oh, God. He's been asking me on Lego Masters and everything, but here's the thing. If you collect them long enough, we sold a lot for $20,000. Wow. Yeah. It's a good little asset, bank account, whatever you want to do with it, if you want to keep it, and then you just keep doing what you're doing. Okay. All right. I've got to look into it. Legos is kind of like the new thing. Lego kids that grew up playing with Legos now turning them into something later in life. All right. Thank you for all the advice. I appreciate it. I guess I can just officially just say that porn is a hobby. It's not about what kind of person you are. It's about how many likes you. Get on Instagram. I like. You're listening to Mojo in the Morning. Time to give away some tickets. Not just any tickets, though. It's a lot of concerts happening in the year of 2026. But one of the bigger ones is Morgan Wallen taking over the University of Michigan football stadium. him to Big Outs. Two shows. We got your chance to go see him on July 24th. Text competition, so pull out the cell phones and text the word Morgan. Text Morgan to 95500. Standard message and data rates apply. Good luck to you. Mojo in the morning's Dirty on the 30s. We've had such a dirty morning. It is sad that it wraps up right now with our last Dirty of the day. Before she even starts, can we give Lydia a round of applause? Thank you. Great job. with the dirty this morning, Lydia. How are we finalizing this dirty? Crystallize the dirty. All right, we're going to start this dirty off with Tyrion Arnold, quarterback for the Detroit Lions, is being referenced in a Florida court order connected to an alleged armed robbery and kidnapping case. So he has not yet been charged or arrested. I want to make this clear. This case comes from a theft that happened at an Airbnb in Florida where valuables belonging to Arnold were allegedly stolen. So according to court documents, several other individuals targeted three men in Tampa, accusing them of the theft and allegedly holding them at gunpoint while demanding the items. Multiple suspects have been arrested in that incident. Arnold's name appears in court records describing how events unfolded, but authorities have not accused him of participating in or planning the crimes. So he's not directly involved, but he's around there. This is not how he wants to spend his off season. Oh. Okay, I know that. The season didn't end how we wanted to. I know this off season isn't going the way he wanted to, but hopefully once the investigation concludes, he's found not guilty and prayerfully not even involved in all of this. You know what's crazy to me? Why are we not doing anything about the people that robbed him in the first place? So you're going to rob him. Very true. And then you're going to snitch that he retaliated. Do you think he filed a police report? I thought I read that he did. I would figure that he would because he's looking for his items. The Detroit Lions haven't really announced anything about Tarion or any disciplinary action. So we're hoping to see him on the field when the season starts. Pink is denying rumors that she's splitting with her husband for the second time. So People Magazine broke the news yesterday and reported earlier in the day that she was to separate from her husband, Corey Hart, after 20 years of marriage. Those rumors lasted for a good hour until Pink took to Instagram to share this. So I was just alerted to the fact that I'm separated from my husband. I didn't know. Thank you, People Magazine. Thank you, Us Weekly. Thank you for letting me know. I was wondering, would you also like to tell our children, my 14-year-old and 9-year-old are also unaware, or do you want to talk about some real news? Do you want to talk about the Epstein files? Do you want to talk about systemic racism or misogyny in sports or how classy the women's hockey team is or how eight of the 12 medals won in the Olympics this year for the U.S. were won by women? Or do you maybe want to talk about the fact that I got nominated the first year I was eligible for the Rock and Roll Mother's Hall of Fame? Do you want to talk about my accomplishments or do you only want to talk about my supposed demise? Clock it. Talk to him. Oh, wait, what did you say? You might ever call me that again. But yes, clock it. I like what she said. Clock it. And nice. I do think that there might be something going on between her and her husband. I just don't think that they have made their decision yet to split. However, we will take what Pink said and go with it. Savannah Guthrie is planning on returning back to the Today Show and moving back to New York, despite the countless efforts to find her mom, Nancy Guthrie. As we know, Nancy has been missing since February 1st, and authorities are saying it could take months, if not years, to find her. Yesterday, there was unseen ring camera footage discovered from a nearby neighbor that was about two and a half miles away. It was released yesterday, and police believe the cars that are caught on camera between the hours of 1230 a.m. and 6 a.m. could get them potential leads to finding Nancy. Poor Nancy. I feel like even a bigger portion of the story than this newly found or newly released footage is the fact that she's going back to New York to go to work. Yeah. That is very telling, bro. What do you think about that, though? What would you do? That's the telling part. I would wait until I find my mom, I feel like. You could be waiting months, years. You could never find her. But it hasn't even been a month, though. I know. Okay, so I'm saying, what's your timeline? Would you wait a month and then leave, or what's the deal? Well, I like that question not for the reason you're asking it. I like the question because my answer would be everybody probably has their own timeline. I just feel like for mine, unless I, to me, that's like I've given up hope, I feel like. Yeah. That's how I view it. That's how I view it. Okay. Because it's not like she's moving from Michigan to go back to New York. It's from Arizona. You're going all the way back to New York. And I can't believe that the job is giving her a timeline to say, we need you back at the desk in two weeks. I'm sure they would say, take as much time as you need. So in my mind, for it to be less than a month, and it's already, like you just upped the ante to a million dollars a week ago. Maybe she knew she had to leave and take care of other stuff. Or maybe she knew deep down that, like, she's never finding her mom. This was more like a publicity stunt, and she's ready to go back to work. I would hope that's not the case. I would hope so. I just know she's very well off. She does not need the money to go back to work. She could definitely take at least a year off and be perfectly fine. And I think that if, God willing, they do find her mom, I would hope that there are other news platforms, if not the Today Show, to allow her to come back. Right, absolutely. So this was circulating yesterday. Tampa International Airport briefly sparked a lot of online interaction when its official social media account posted that it was banning people from wearing pajamas at the airport. I'm cooked. They're saying they've already gotten rid of Crocs and that pajamas were the next fashion crisis. The post quickly went viral. Millions of views, millions of interaction. And they said passengers are still free to dress comfortably. And the pajama ban was just a humorous way to engage followers. However, I do think that passive-aggressive, it was a bit much. I think that we should be allowed to wear what we want at the airport. Factuals. Because if you're sitting in a spirit flight, you're already crumped up against the wall. Amen. It was crazy because me, Lydia, and Anna were literally at the Tampa airport last week. And I think a lot of people were wearing pajamas. Oh, yeah. I was, too. Yeah, because I flighted. So if I flighted at 5 a.m. If I'm getting to the airport at 3 in the morning, I'm wearing pajamas. You will not catch me in jeans. I'm not dressing nice. I'm dressing like a bump. Maybe it was your pajamas that spurred on you. You don't think it was the Jersey Mike's? Is that your last dirty story? I don't want to rush you. Okay, listen. Zach has been talking to me all week. And not only has he been talking to me, but he's been talking to me about his conspiracy theory. So I would like, Lydia, with your permission, if these last few moments that we have with the last dirty of not only this week, of the day of the entire month of February if we save some time for tinfoil time with that. Oh, my gosh. All right. All right. Have you guys heard about the Selena Gomez theory? No. Enlighten us. So apparently she's a clone, and she died actually in 2013. Let me start from the beginning. Justin Bieber got a tattoo of Selena Gomez. However, what's weird is there's angel wings on this tattoo. Why? Because she died. The whole theory is that Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez had a baby, okay? And they're part of this PDF file ring, and it was summoned to give up that baby. Okay? That's a new theory. Yeah, this rumor is what the baby's supposed to be Rainn Disick, who is Kourtney Kardashian's child with Scott Disick. So who is the current Selena Gomez? So anyway, Selena Gomez gave up herself instead of the baby, but they couldn't get rid of Selena Gomez, so they cloned her. I agree. I think she's already gone. The rumor has legs. You agree? Yeah, I know. She has, like, what, lupus or something where her face is inflamed. Well, she doesn't have it because she's already gone. No, no, I think she looks totally different. I think they said that she has this disease or whatever, but she looks totally different. And if you see her from pictures when she was younger, like, she doesn't even look like she aged. She's a totally different person. You know who else looks different? Kevin from when he was, I don't know, 21. All right. I'm a fan of tinfoil time with Zach. I love it. We need more of this than every dirty. We need more conspiracy theories. I love it. Do you have anything else, Zach? Do you have a final thought on this? All right. No. The Bermuda Triangle, you'll never come out if you go in. I'm getting a few Bermuda Triangle. Yep, gather together. If you missed absolutely anything from my dirties or the show today, please go back and check out our podcast by searching Mojo in the Morning on our free IHRB. Yay! Get more dirt at MojoInTheMorning.com. Mojo in the Morning's Dirty on the 30. This entire month of February, we've done our best every Friday that we've been live to bring to you a different voice, to potentially introduce to you someone you may not know or to just shine a light on someone that is black and doing amazing things in our community and beyond as we continue to celebrate Black History Month. We've introduced you to Keith Butler, founder of Detroit Boys Mentoring Group. We had Glenda and Diane Lewis on who are the first African-American or just first mother-daughter duo period in America to co-anchor a news show. And today we got a friend of the show, A director, producer, a writer. He's done commercial work for Nike, Beach by Dre, and the NBA. He won an Emmy Award for his work for the Detroit Pistons. He's directed videos for Big Sean, J. Cole, just to name a few. Television shows for HBO. He directed a film, One of Them Days, starring Kiki Palmer and SZA, and they debuted at number one at the box office, got over 20 nominations, including an NAACP Image Award, and he most recently won the Breakthrough Director Award. from the african-american film critics association say what up though mojo in the morning make some noise for laurence my mind hey good morning good morning how you feeling thank you for me no thank you for for joining the show man yeah man i'm feeling great you know it's 6 6 45 a.m over here on the west coast but i have to have to make it early make it happen early right you're You're on the West Coast now, but you grew up in Detroit, correct? Oh, yeah, definitely. Yep, I went to Bates Academy. Southfield High is where I graduated. I've been in LA for like 13 years, which is crazy to say. I feel like a pawpaw, you know? So how is it, man, when you say it's crazy to say? You're a kid from Detroit, Michigan, went to Bates Academy. I went to Bates Academy, too. I ended up getting kicked out for other reasons. I didn't graduate. and now you're you're living in los angeles and not only are you living there but you're living your dream and kind of talk about you know we're in award season right now and i'm sure you grew up you know with uh a speech in mind of who you would think when you received an award and now you're not only being nominated but you're winning kind of i kind of talk about having this this dream realize? Man, it's, you know, it's mind-blowing in a way, you know, like I literally remember, you know, being in my grandma's basement, you know, as a teenager, writing scripts, you know, or my aunts watching films, looking up to filmmakers, you know, not really necessarily knowing I wanted to be a filmmaker in that sense, but I know that like 14-year-old me was ready for moment so it's been really special and uh you know winning that AFTA award last weekend was was big you know it was kind of like that speech was for little boy me and just hopefully to inspire uh so many so um it's it's lit a fuse under me and I feel like I not even I feel like I know that I'm just getting started so um I'm excited about the progress so far and excited about more things of college amen and being from detroit man we uh definitely have a way of thinking and a way of being and with your particular role being the person that is showcasing the vision right for whatever it be movies television how is detroit kind of i would say shape the way that you work or the way that you see movies or whatever it is that you're creating how is detroit shaped the way that you direct? That's a good question because it's just like Detroit is so in me through and through. I think Detroit's authenticity helps me, you know, be the visionary that I am. You know, always like not second-guessing. You know, we love, you know, Detroit is flamboyant. Detroit is bold. Detroit is vibrant. And I carry that with me with everything I direct, you know, not settling. You know, I think that just even with the history of Detroit, from Motown to, you know, even the new age techno and J Dilla, like being original and authentic, it makes me, you know, not second guess the decisions I make in. And because it comes down to my intuition. So I just follow my heart. And I think Detroit is a big part of that just because Detroit is so authentic. You know, the spirit of Detroit is a real thing, for real. Yeah, it goes beyond a statue. Yeah, for real. Yeah, definitely. I mean, even some of the games we've been winning, I'm like, without the security of the choice, I'm going to stop. So what do you say to, I guess, children or other creators, right? Because social media is huge right now. It's way more. You have more ability to create than you did when you were at base and get those creations seen by the entire world. So what do you have as far as advice for people who are kids or people who are adults who are creatives that are, you know, kind of molding themselves maybe so after your career or are inspired by the things you do just to keep going? Yeah, well, the first thing I would say is comparison is definitely the piece of joy. You know, so like, you know, you can get caught up in like, man, I want to be like Spike Lee, okay? I want to be like Christian Nolan, you know, or I want to be like Laura Swamon, which is crazy to say. But that will set you back further before you even start, you know, because we are all walking our own paths and everybody's an individual. But with that said, you know, I think it's about making things that you want to see or that you want to feel or things that you know that your friend group or people you love will enjoy, you know. And, you know, when I started directing videos as a teenager for Sean and early Mac and other my Detroit homies music videos, it was a change in, like, from film cameras and digital cameras, you know. So there were photography cameras that had video qualities that were just super advanced, and we were able to use that to do music videos. And now it looks like social media with iPhones, you know. We see so many commercials that are, like, shot on iPhones or, you know, it's like you can, people got their tripods and they're mounting their cameras. You can literally make a short film, you know, with tools that you have in your home already, you know. And another thing for like filmmakers is people think, man, I've got to raise all this money to make my project, which sure is true. And I start off doing music videos, and I think I always encourage young filmmakers to find a friend that makes music, come up with a crazy idea even if your budget is pizza you know and just and just try it you know and just do it because i got my top some music videos because i was able to tell stories okay have you seen my you are hopefully you are you know maybe you've seen some of the videos i've done with sean and stuff to be amazed we we won but they were always narrative driven they were always stories you know they were never just rapping in the camera you know and i think that allowed me to be creative as I can, but within like three, four, five minutes. And that also showcased for me, I wanted to showcase Hollywood that I'm more than just a new video director. I can tell stories. So, you know, anybody listening, it's like, just don't make something. You know, you can come up with excuses all day long, but we have the tools now to just make something, edit something, and put those 10,000 plus hours in, because the more you are working on it, the better you're going to get at your class, you know? Absolutely. For those just tuning in, we got Lawrence Lamont, director, producer, raised in the city of Detroit. Lawrence, you're not new to this, man. You've been doing films and doing things in particular in the city of Detroit for many, many years. And when you had the, I don't want to say promo run, but when you were going around the country and hosting these viewing parties, I like to call you that, it felt like a party in there. It felt like an experience beyond the screen. when I think about the city of Detroit I'm interested to hear your thoughts on this as well because I feel like not only is it in the screen it's in every film or video you do but the word community comes to mind and there was a huge community support Anna was there yeah that pulled up to the Royal Oak Music Theater this one of them days what do you think about the support of the city of Detroit that they have for you and how we need to support each other so that we can continue to see people rise from the city of Detroit and continue to do amazing things yeah man i feel like that's just so important you know it's like it's like unconditional love versus temporary love you know in a sense and i feel like when detroit loves you and love we love hard you know and it's unwavering you know and a lot of people that were at that premiere um in detroit were people that have watched me since i was in place you know as a teenager and i was back then and stuff. So, um, you know, your, your first fans are your friends and family. And I think that's enough to take you out of this atmosphere, you know? So I think, you know, we need to continue supporting each other. Community is, is valuable. And like you said, it is a theme in a lot of the work that I do, um, because we all, we got, you know, like you got, you, if we are supporting each other and it's so easy to hate, you know, that's like easier. It's like, why would you want to put that vibration out into the universe and you can show love? Even if it's things you dislike, it's like, what can you find that you like within that, you know? I think the more support we give each other, the more we'll, like, vibrate higher, you know? It's like, I love treating people with kindness all the time. That's like my biggest thing, even when I'm hiring my crew. It's like, yeah, I'm interviewing you based on your skill set, but are you a good person, you know? Like, do you support your people? Are you a team player? Because it's really important that you shine that on each other because that will inspire you to go leave and do that to somebody else. You know, like you'd be nice to a waiter, you know, or somebody that's down bad or feeling a certain way. And they may leave that encounter to go be that way with someone else. and that just it becomes like a ripple effect and i think it's the same thing with support and with community so hopefully that answered the question no no that was beautiful and i'm gonna jump in maybe um to wrap this up but can you talk about what's on the horizon or what do you have going on that we can look forward to is is there anything yeah i can't say Oh, darn. The EPA is in full effect. Give us a hint. I'm working with big studios now. No, no, no. Check back this much. But honestly, I do have a few projects that I'm developing. A lot of projects I'm developing, actually, that are in the works. Some are set up at some cool studios. I'm still trying to find homes, passion projects that I've been, ideas I've had since I was a teenager, even. And there were, as I was early 20s, and I'm finally starting to realize. So, you know, let's be on a lookout. You know, I'm definitely looking to just expand myself in film, you know, like one of them days. It's a comedy, but if you watch it, there is, you know, a lot of hijinks, and it's physical comedy, and it's some action. So I'm looking to do more action comedy. I'm looking to do more genre stuff, you know, in the fantasy space, which, you know, you can look at my videos. I kind of explore a lot of themes already. but you're going to grow and expand more than just like a typical comedy, you know, and I have a few projects that are that and, you know, bigger, better, larger scope. And I'm excited to, you know, share the world. I just hope you bring them back to Detroit for another viewing party. Cause that was dope. Yeah, I will. That's my goal. Like every movie that I do and shows like, but for sure, every film, And I'm like, I want to put in my contract. You got to do a Detroit media. And hopefully, like, you know, I'm praying the film incentives come back to the state of Michigan, too, because I got a lot of Detroit stories I want to tell. And it's not fun when you have to tell these Detroit stories in different states. You know, you got to go, got to film it in Ohio, film it in New Jersey. Like, that's no fun. So that's another thing that I've been, like, fighting and pushing for for the past few years. and hopefully it comes soon because, man, y'all can just come visit me on set, you know? You know, so, yeah, be on the lookout. Things are brewing. All right, well, listen, once the NDAs are lifted and you finally have the opportunity, man, to really get in depth with everything that you got going on, you always got a home up here at the Mojo of the Morning Show. Please pull up live in person so we can get a chance to see you in the studio, man, and hear everything you got going on. And absolutely, save me a role for one of them. You know I'm in there. I got you. I got you. Let's go. All right, man. Lawrence Lamont, have a blessed day, man. Thank you. You too. Appreciate you all. Take care. Bye. Bye. This city was built by hands that refused to quit. Voices that would not be silenced and dreams that live on. This Black History Month, Mojo in the Morning honors the everyday heroes of Detroit that have made and continue to make Detroit. Like Reverend Wendell Anthony, president of the Detroit NAACP. Lee Robinson, one of the most successful media representatives in Detroit history. And Tanya Allen, a major architect of youth-focused work in Detroit. We honor these and many others throughout our community, today and all year long. 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Back to Mojo in the morning. We're not going to call Shannon, Shannon, we're going to call her that girl, the person who brings their dog with them everywhere. Okay, you guys, but hear me out. I kind of sort of had to, you know, those days that are just so busy and you're trying to go, what is the best scenario for me to get everything done in a timely fashion? That was my day yesterday. I had so many appointments, so many errands run. And I had that appointment for my little Charlie, who is going to turn 16 years old in a couple of months. And a bunch of the errands that I had to run were around his vet's office. So I thought, all right, I'm going to throw him in the car and he's just going to come to everything with myself and my kids, Lucy and Smith. So I go to CVS to pick up my prescription. And I said to Lou, you stay in the car with the dog. All I have to do is literally run in, grab my inhaler and run back out. I'll be in and out in two minutes. Well, she didn't want to stay in the car because she wanted to get some candy or something like that. And Smith never wants to be without me. So he was coming in and I thought I can't leave the dog in the car it's 10,000 degrees outside and so and if you did even for a second somebody would call that yeah you would have a million percent which I understand by the way I mean it was hot so I said to Lou I couldn't put you look how big my bag is you guys know this huge tote bag that I bring in every day but he's so frail that I think I would break his legs if I would have put him in the bag so I told Lucy okay kind of hide him like in your armpit, in the crook of your arm. And we just brought him into CVS with us. And every time we went to go down an aisle and there was a CVS employee, we're like, next time, next time, next time. So we just made a, we weaved through the store to get back to the pharmacy and had to hide the dog to do our errand. But I think a lot of people sneak pets in. I go, Lou, if anybody asks you, just say it's your emotional support dog. He's wearing a diaper and he's 16 years old. He can't be left by himself. What would you get more disdain for? Would you get more disdain leaving your dog in a hot car or lying about having an emotional support animal? I think if they looked at him, they'd be like, yeah, he's pretty scraggly and ragged. Yeah, he doesn't look like he's emotional. You can't leave him alone. Actually, I'm his emotional support. I know. I'm his emotional support person. That's funny. I don't even know if you're allowed to have dogs. You might be able to. I kept looking for something, but, yeah, I didn't assume you could. Not to ruin the conversation, but I don't think it will ruin it. But people who bring their dogs everywhere, which, by the way, it seems like nowadays it's more than even a decade ago. A decade ago, somebody just all of a sudden was sitting next to me at a restaurant with a dog. I probably would be like, oh, Jesus, what is going on here? Now I feel like it's the norm, you know what I mean? Like it's more norm than ever. But why did you not just go through the drive-thru of the CVS? This one doesn't have a drive-thru. Oh, it doesn't have a drive-thru? Yeah. Oh, and those are the ones I stopped going to, are the ones without the drive-thrus. Although the drive-thru of CVS is annoying as hell because they have the drop-off area, like where you can drop something off, which has got the, like, bank teller shoot thing. And then they have the window. And I hate to say this, and please don't be offended with me if you're my CVS on Orchard Lake Road. You guys are the slowest people I have ever encountered in my life. Like the CVS people are, there must be like nobody working either there or what, but it is so slow when I go pick up. I refuse to pick up prescriptions unless there's 20 of them waiting for me. You know what I mean? Like I won't go. If there's one thing, like if I've got something that I need, like Dr. Warner, I've called him before and said, yeah, Mark, I'm not feeling good. He'll go, I'll call a prescription. I'm like, no, I'll get over it because I don't want to stop off at CVS to go get it. And I hate, hate, hate, hate, hate, hate going to CVS. Our insurance used to have it, but we've really digressed, where you could get them in the mail. So I got every single prescription, unless it was like an antibiotic I needed that day, in the mail. It was so nice. Our insurance used to let us go to Walgreens, too. And the Walgreens by my house is spectacular. The people there were great listeners. It was awesome. It was easy to get in and out of the thing. They had a drive-thru. And then our insurance, this Blue Cross Blue Shield of Chicago or whatever, Illinois, is the worst piece of crap ever. Do not recommend it, by the way. What's up, Heather? How you doing? Good morning. How's everyone this morning? Good morning. We're doing good. Do you bring your dog everywhere? No, I don't. But honestly, people don't sneak their animals anymore. They just take them. I went to the grocery store last week. There was a lady walking two dogs down the aisle. It's crazy, isn't it? None of them had a support thing or anything like that. Especially big dogs. Like, you're right. Like, you ever see those big dogs that look like big sheep? You know what I mean? Like, what are those big... Who is the... We were talking about it the other day. It was one of our listeners that was talking about... We were asking questions of where white people could ask black people questions, black people could ask white people questions, and a black guy goes... He wanted to ask a question. Why is it that white people all have those... Doodles. Big... Or, yeah, like the... The doodles. The furry dogs. The big doodles. Yeah. Yeah. But you're right, though. you're walking down the aisle and all of a sudden you're like, holy crap. There's an, like, I feel like it's a bear sighting sometimes, you know? Yeah, kind of. Yeah. It's nuts, Heather. Where do you live? What town do you live in? Toledo. Okay. Yeah. That's wild. Toledo, you guys can open carry alcohol and stuff in downtown. Can you also bring your pets anywhere you want to? Yeah. Is it pretty much? Yeah. Nobody says anything anyways. Like, I don't know if they're allowed. Nobody says anything, but, like, everybody's with their dogs everywhere. Yeah, that's crazy. Thanks for the call. Appreciate you listening. What's up, Alan? How you doing, buddy? Good. So a local radio station was having a fundraiser, and I was umpiring at it. And one of the radio station employees had brought her dog with her and played kickball. She carried her dog with her, and nobody threw the ball because they were scared they were going to hit her dog. Like she was going to run the bases with the dog? Yeah, the dog ran the bases right behind her, and they were scared to throw the ball because they were scared to hit her dog. What a great way to get away. What station was this? 97.9, Free Bear and Hot Wings. Free Bear and Hot Wings. So they bring their dogs everywhere, people? Or who is it, their co-host? Yeah, she takes her dog to the shows, to any event. That's annoying as hell. And then, Mojo, for the pharmacy, Mark Cuban has an online pharmacy. You don't even have to leave your house. They will mail them to you. Does our insurance cover it? What's your insurance? I need to find out if our insurance covers it. I'll do it in a second. From what they say is they charge less than insurance. All right. Would you see a commercial somewhere? Actually, it was on Shark Tank. Okay. All right. Got to go check it out. Thanks, Alan. I appreciate it. I don't think our insurance covers anything, but to be quite honest with you. What's up, Misty? How you doing? Good. How are you? Fantastic. We're talking about Shannon bringing her dog to the CVS, but people who bring their animals everywhere. You saw something interesting. Yeah, I have a pet pig that goes with me everywhere. Oh, come on. Really? How big is your pig? Yeah. She's around 200 pounds. Like, is it like a pig pig or a guinea pig? No, a pig pig. She's like a teacup pig, but she's about 200 pounds. Oh, my God. Where do you live? She goes everywhere. Pontiac. Oh, my God. And Pontiac is with all places. Really? Mm-hmm. You know what you need to do? You've got to take that pig down the aisle of Kroger where the bacon is served. Oh, my God. I couldn't. Come on. I think she'd go for the Twinkies first. No, this is what you got to do. And if you take a picture of this, I'll get you a prize or something. Take a picture of your pig just standing in front of the bacon section there at the grocery store and just see what people's reaction is to you being there. You know how they have occasionally where vendors will serve samples? Yeah. You can say that you're about ready to serve some samples there. Oh, my God. What's the closest there in Pontiac? Is it the Kroger there off of M59, or what is it? No, it would be the Meyers on the ground road. Okay. All right. So you've got to do this. Go to the Meyers and then have your pig just right there in front of all the Oscar Meyers stuff, okay? Okay. All right. What do you do with a pig? Is it just something that you like to have as a pet, or are you going to eventually sizzle that thing up? Oh, no. She will be my pet. My husband and my kids try to say that we're going to eat her, but that's not happening. She will be pre-mated. How did you get this pig? How did that come about? I drove two hours to Benton Harbor to get her. I understand, but what was the... Like, I get one... Like, why a pig versus a dog? I have three dogs, but I've always wanted a pig. So she's been born and raised with three dogs. Okay. And I was just... Who's the dominant of all the animals? She is. Man. That is funny. That's wild. So the pig owns you guys, huh? Oh, yeah. She sleeps in the bed with us and everything. Your pig sleeps in the bed with your poor husband. Oh, yeah. That's right. Do you have, like, when you guys go on vacation, do you have a pig sitter? Like, do you have, like, somebody coming over and taking care of the pig? No, she goes with us. You bring the pig on an airplane? No, we usually drive if we go. So she goes with us. So if you're going to Cedar Point with your family, you'll take the pig with you? Not at Cedar Point because that's a lot of walk-ins, but my mother-in-law will stay at the house only for the day. So we only usually make a day trip, yeah. Oh, my God. Keep Misty's number here just in case we ever need a pig for a bit, Lydia. Oh, she would love it. She loves everything. What's her name? Daisy May. And how do you know that Daisy May is a Daisy May? and not a Darren? She has lady parts. Okay. So you can, are they pretty, like I've never seen a pig's lady parts or boy parts. You can tell. Okay. And she's been fixed. Have you ever seen a pig's privates? I don't know that I've ever made the point to look. Take a picture of the pig's private. No, no, no, we're good. I trust you. I trust you. A male's what? Male parts drag on the ground. Oh, man. No, I might look the next time I met Blake. I'm sad to do that. 20 plus years of idiocy and still going in Detroit, Toledo and West Michigan. It's Mojo in the Morning. Hi, it's Joe Intercine, host of the Spirit Daughter Podcast, where we talk about astrology, natal charts and how to step into your most vibrant life. And today I'm talking with my dear friend, Krista Williams. It can change you in the best way possible. Dance with the change. Dance with the breakdowns. The embodiment of Pisces intuition with Capricorn power moves. So I'm like delusionally proud of my chart. 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