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Had kind of a crazy thing happen door-dash wise. Do we have any door dashers that are there not up this early in the morning? Are they? Yeah! Door dashers are they? Yeah, they are. Are they? They're door-dash 24-7. I mean, I think how many times we door-dash Starbucks right around this time. I had, speaking of Starbucks, this is actually a really good Starbucks one. Had a door-dash incident happen on a Starbucks order? Ordered Starbucks, okay, from door-dash. Had the door-dash or do the whole, your door-dash or has just picked up your order, including they took the picture and they had the bag on there where it said, said Thomas because I ordered it under my legal name and took the picture of it and then you're kind of like, okay, good, he's going to be here pretty soon. Did not come for a good period of time. Like, I'm sitting there going, man, I don't know what route this guy has taken from Starbucks. Can't figure this thing out. The door-dash-er then, when I went and looked on the camera, was in a completely opposite area of town. Like, looked, you know, like he could have taken a direct route from the Starbucks, which was the Waterford Starbucks off of Crescent Lake Road to my house. He ends up going a completely different direction, but then comes to my house and is probably about, I'm guessing, 20 minutes or so late with the thing. Because normally it's like basically a 10 minute, 12 minute drive. Gets to the house, I meet him at the door and he goes, hey, you know, hope everything's okay, sorry about that. I had to drop something off at my house. He dropped a Starbucks to his house because he said that his wife was not feeling well and he brought her a medicine ball to the house. Now I bring this up only to say, I don't want to sound like a dick that I don't care about your wife being sick, but couldn't you have done that like after you dropped mine off? Was yours just so cold? Or did you get colds for it anyway? In all fairness, Chelsea ordered a cold brew, like the French vanilla or whatever the heck that cold brew is, the sweet cream cold brew. I ordered just a regular cold brew, but I did order egg white bites like I always do. And the egg white bites come and I'm telling you my egg white bites were egg white cold when they got there. But am I, am I, and I was like, oh man, okay, I have no problem at close the door and I go, bastard. I feel you. I mean, I understand both sides. Obviously like I want my order when it says that I'm going to get my order. But I mean, if my wife's sick, then I don't give a damn about your order. By the way, Chelsea thought it was the same thing. Chelsea thought that that was the most romantic thing ever. She goes, you would never do that. You choose, you choose the listeners way far over me. His wife wasn't sick. He was dropping off another order. Really? I don't, I think I believed him when he said that. I, because honestly, and I don't know, you have, you have created the biggest skeptic in me. Really? So now I'm like, was it, was his wife sick? Heather. Oh, Heather's, Heather's a door dasher. Quick question. Shannon, you heard my story, right? About the door dash guy that dropped off the medicine ball to his wife? Um, partially I had to shut off my radio. Is it something that you couldn't hear over that blinker that is going on there? Oh, no, it just, it just, I had no radio on. Okay. So, so the door dasher was bringing me my Starbucks, but he went a long way. And when he got to my house, he said that he apologized. He had to drop off something to his wife, who was not feeling well, and he dropped it off on the way. Shannon believes that the door dasher quite possibly was just door dashing another order. Would it tell me on the app if the door dasher has another order to this, that they're dropping off? Yes. Okay. So it tells you exactly like, okay, because there's times where I have four and five orders at a time. And it lets everybody know how many orders are being delivered in front of them. Like I just found that out recently. Okay. Yeah, it lets you know. Let me ask you this. Who would you prioritize? Your family or me as the person that's doing the door dash and giving you the tip? Well, one, it depends on the tip. Two, it depends on the situation. Maybe my tip. If it's a really good tip, I'm sorry, my spouse might have to wait. Can you see the tip before? Yes. You can't. Oh my gosh, I need to tip back. Yeah, yeah. Have you been in situations where you saw the tip and was like, yeah, they're gonna have to wait. There's times where I don't even take the run. Like if you're gonna give me two dollars for eight miles, like no, you're not even worth my time. Yeah, I could see that. Have you ever noticed if Kev knows is on there? What's up? What's up, Bo? How you doing? Hey, what's up? What's up? Oh, that Bo's the kid. What's up, Bo? Who's with Bo? Bo, are you being kidnapped? Amy, I'm his mom. You're high Amy. I was in high school. Oh my God. I remember, I don't remember her name, but I remember before she started. Sarah. I do do head. That is not nice. Yeah, Mojo, the ad that says Mojo's a do-do head. Oh, that's funny. Bo, you're a cutie pie, Bo. We love you. He said he loves you. I'm going to the car and going right above. I'm sorry, I don't speak kid. I'll talk to you later. What's going on, Brian? How you doing? Good. So, sometimes at lunchtime, DoorDash gives me the option to pay to prioritize my order or get my first. So, I think it's $2.99 and you get bumped to the front of the line. I always believe that's BS though. Hey, you're just $2.99 short. Really? Is that a true thing? Well, that actually puts- I've used it before. And does it work? I mean, I think it comes pretty fast. It's always on time at least. Okay. All right, Alexa, what's up? Hi, Alexia. Yeah. What's up? I am a DoorDash driver. And the app does not actually tell you if the driver does have another order. Okay, so that driver I talked to earlier was lying to me. Lies. Yeah, pretty much. If they do have another order, they know, but they're the only ones that do know. It'll still show them on the route like they're on their way to you, but it will not show that they're on their way to your house yet. Interesting. Okay. So I got lied to. One last call on this one. We'll get on. Sophia, what's up, Sophia? Hi, how's it going guys? Good. What's going on? So, I'm a DoorDash driver. So, if his wife actually wasn't sick, he was probably doing Uber Eats or some other type of delivery app at the same time. See, we're all skeptics. Isn't that crazy? So he doesn't have a sick wife, so I can now wish his wife not well for that. Oh, Lord. I can't believe you did that. It's the guy at work whose grandma has died 16 times. You can't do that then. Now you just, you know, doomed your wife by saying all that stuff. All right. It's Mojo and the Morning's Back in the Day. Tell us when this stuff happened. Three clues all happening from the same year. My email is doing something funky, but I think the first clue is Miss South Carolina saying some crazy stuff. I believe that our education, like such as South Africa and Iraq, everywhere like such as. I believe that they should, our education over here in the U.S. should help the U.S. or should help South Africa and should help the Iraq and the Asian countries. So we will be able to build up our future. It's so painful to listen to it. It's terrible. I couldn't imagine how she felt it. The movie knocked up, hit theaters. You can get Pink Eye from farting in a pillow. Totally. That's awesome. Yeah, but you got to be bare-assed. The subscription fees are out of freaking control. Not Mojo. He's free. Listen to Mojo on our free iHeart video app. Listen to the show live every morning on Channel 955. 104-5 SNX in West Michigan. We're down to 25 Kiss, FM and Toledo. And listen to the podcast for free. Free never sounded so good. We're powered by Michigan Auto Law. Auto accident attorneys. Visit autolaw.com. That's autolaw.com. Mojo in the mornings, back in the day. We keep you close. You tell us the year. We give you cool prizes. All right, Miss South Carolina fumbled the bag. I believe that our education, like such as in South Africa and Iraq, everywhere, like such as. And I believe that they should. I need that on a shirt. Everywhere, like such as. Knocked up was the big movie. Pink Eye from farting in a pillow. Totally. That's awesome. It's not the only way you can get it. Trust me. I know. Hey, Seth. I forgot about that story. Not one of my frowner moments, but a great story. Something I'll tell the grandkids. I'll probably leave that out. All right, we got a winner on the line from Bowling Green. Good morning, Christina. Good morning. Do you know what year that happened? I do. It was 2007. You got it, Christina. First winner of the day. What was the clue that gave it away? Definitely knocked up funniest movie. Wasn't that movie hilarious? It was very funny. I remember being in theaters laughing extremely hard. So it paid off. You got tickets to see Charlie. He'll be at the Fox theater. Thank you so much. Oh, no, thank you. May 19th is the show. Put it in the calendar. We'll get your information. Make sure you get your tickets. And if you got friends and family who will not be the person you'll take, tell them they can get their tickets on ticketmaster.com. Thank you. Thank you. All right. Happy Friday. Hang on the line. All right, you guys, it is that time. Mojo's secret sound courtesy of DFCU. Bianca is clearing the phone lines looking to find our winner. We'll have to guess what this sound is. We've had a lot of guesses. None have been correct. And it's not lettuce. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. 844 Mojo Lime. Looking for the best. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. 844 Mojo Lime. Looking for the 95th dollar. Mojo in the morning's dirty on the 30. All right, Shannon, let's get started. All right, let's start with the U.S. Justice Department. Now looking into the NFL to see if it is making it too difficult and too expensive for fans to watch games. And I think that answer is a resounding yes from anybody who's tried to find a game or has to pay, shall have more money to watch games. And the issue here is streaming. More NFL games. More NFL games. More NFL games. More NFL games. More NFL games. More NFL games. More NFL games. More NFL games. More NFL games. More NFL games. More NFL games. More NFL games are being spread across different platforms like Amazon, Netflix, YouTube. Sometimes I know in our house we're like, where can we actually watch this game? To watch everything, you need multiple subscriptions. And for some households, that's costing hundreds or even over a grand a year. So the concern is that the NFL might be using its power to bundle and sell TV rights in a way that limits competition and therefore drives up prices. Right now the league does have special legal protection that lets teams sell media rights together. But lawmakers are questioning whether that still makes sense in this streaming era. The NFL says most games are still free on TV, but regulators are like, okay, we'll wait a second. We're going to investigate this and then we'll get back to you. Offset needs Jerry Springer at this point. I do not know that this was a thing, but he is, or I should say was, because we got an update trying to bring a paternity question into his divorce from Cardi B. Yesterday, a judge shut this down, but according to brand new court documents, Offset asked for a DNA test on Cardi's baby with Stefan Diggs during their divorce case. But the judge denied that request. Is he saying he's the father? He said he could be the father. Wow. The same filing, and this is interesting, shows Offset did get approval to request a DNA test involving another child connected to Cardi B. So there's a question of, because she has three, right? She has three or four. She has four now, right? Yeah, she has four kids. Okay. So one of the other kids, there's a question about his or her paternity as well. And that came up during this first case. You got a lot going on. Yeah. Yeah. Jonah Hill is a married guy. He's been a dirty in forever, but he secretly married his longtime girlfriend, Olivia Miller. And that's not all. They also secretly welcomed their second child together. They already have a three year olds. So lots happening for him. And his new movie is called Outcome Debutes Today on Apple TV. I know a lot of people looking forward to watching that. And last night during the LA Lakers game, Ronnie James made a historic assist to his dad, LeBron. Leon's is in. Dastie has it now, but drop-dash to Neil, Ronnie, son's a father. LeBron James. First ever son to dad assist in NBA history. Oh, that's cool. Keeps making history. You're so excited. Go James. Aren't you happy Mojo's not here today to just razz you about this? No, no, no. I wish he was here so he could listen to this dirty. It's my favorite part of the dirty. Let's send it to him after. Yeah, send him to pocket. If you miss anything from this week's shows, please go back over the weekend and catch up on the podcast free 24 seven on the I heart radio app. Get more dirt at mojo in the morning.com. Mojo in the mornings dirty on the 30. What time is it Anna? It's time for Mojo's secret sound. I love it. I'm so happy for this to be over this week. Well, we'll see. Is it not caring on the next week? We shall see. Well, let's check out our contestant. We have been from Port Cura. What's up my man? How's it going? It's going great. Ben, how are you this Friday? I'm doing great. You ready to win some money? I am. All right. We're gonna play the sounds. Listen up. Ben from Port Huron. The question I have for you, sir. What is DFC use Mojo's secret sound? Is it a salt or pepper grinder? Salt or pepper grinder. Interesting. Like one of those you got a twist. That's what I have at home. I like that. Good guess, Ben. That's a really, really good dress. Crush. Sorry. Keep on thinking like think that way. What? Oh, okay. You got all flustered and we got a clue out of that. It was a pretty good one. I'm just saying. It sounds like you were close, Ben, but unfortunately not a bullseye. Dang it. So we're gonna keep playing. Dang it. 8, well not 8.30. 7.30. We'll get another chance. Another shot at $13,000. But you got us closer, Ben. So thank you for that. Call back my man. All right. You're welcome. We identify as Mojo in the morning. Mojo in the morning's $13,000 secret sound is on the air now. You got Mojo's secret sound. It's when we pay you for your ears and that big over-catholic brain you have. Guess the sound. We pay you the cash. It's not rocket science. It's Mojo. Get in. It's 30, 7.30, 8.30, and 9.30 with that big, fat brain on Mojo in the morning. Thanks to DFCU Financial. We couldn't do this promotion without DFCU Financial. So we're asking you the next time you need a checking account, savings account, your kids account or loan, get out of DFCU Financial and show them the Mojo love. It's time for more Mojo. Mojo in the morning. All right. It's Mojo in the morning show. We went out for dinner and you have a lot of allergies, Shannon. Uh-huh. And I don't know about you because I've not known. No, just picky. Oh, you just picky? All right. So you're not like allergic or anything or try to eat certain ways? Nope. So I have a gluten allergy and I don't want to have a gluten allergy. I'm not a California gluten guy. Like I'm not like one of those people that does the whole, I have a gluten allergy because I want to, you know, eat, you know, whatever. I'd love to eat as much gluten as possible. Like if it was up to me, I would glutenize myself as much as I could. I loved being able to eat as much pizza and bread and all that stuff. But I end up finding myself and kids, I apologize on this one. I had to sit on the toilet the whole time if I have a gluten allergy. Like I have to run. Even if it's cross-contamination, right? Cross-contamination. I get sick as a freaking dog. So long story short, went to a restaurant. We were out and I said something to the waiter and when I said it to him, it must have come across like I was one of those guys that wants to be in a gluten diet because or gluten-free diet because I'm kind of like snooty. Yeah. And he goes, oh, okay. And he kind of like and well, he took my order when he took my order. He's like, okay, whatever. I am convinced that the guy contaminated me because he thought I was one of the annoying gluten guys. And so I got so sick that day eating or that, you know, that night eating so sick to the point that I said to Chelsea, I think he did it on purpose. And Chelsea said, there's no way he would do that on purpose. And they made they screwed up in the kitchen. I go, no, Chelsea, he gave me a look. And the look was like, I'm going to get you. And it got me thinking, are there any waiters or waitresses that have ever purposely done something to a customer because you thought that they were a pain in the ass? Because I think the guy glutenized me. I love that you say glutenized. Is that even hard? I don't even know. But I think I think that, I don't know. I guess I would call it if it's not glutenized. I guess I would poison you. I could poison me. Yes. Would you rather. I would poison. Gluten or their spit? Honestly, I won't get sick from their spit. You wouldn't even know. I wouldn't even realize it. That's my biggest fear is that I send something back and someone spits in it or rubs it somewhere. I know that's why I, unless something is very, very wrong, I will just eat it. I have no problem with your spit, with your saliva. If I don't know about it, like if I don't know that there is spit in there, I'm fine with it. I'm good with it. Yeah. So, A4404 Mojo Live or text 95500. Has anybody ever had that where they went out to a restaurant, they ate out with friends and family, and they thought that they purposely got poisoned by the server that was taking care of you? I always hate telling them that I have an allergy. And Wes actually has a shellfish allergy. But it's like, I always try to say it very nicely. And like, I know I'm being a burden. Look, I have the weirdest allergy. It's avocado. I know this is not a Mexican restaurant. However, a lot of people use avocado oil. So I have to tell you that just in case. You guys could die. I'm anaphylactic to avocado. And so, I bet you, I'm sure that Wes with shellfish is horrible. Wes gets, he gets really itchy. Like his eyes get super swollen. Kind of like what happened to Bianca. His eyes get super swollen. He gets, he gets like very red and itchy. My sister's throat closes from her shellfish. That's me with avocado. Yeah. What's up, Andrew? Hi. Hey, everybody. Happy Friday. Hey, what's going on? Have you ever, have you ever had a waiter do this to you? I got a story. I was a waiter. Oh, my God. But yeah, so back in college, we worked at a Mexican place. Don Pablo, since I don't even know if it's a holiday. Oh my God, I miss Don Pablo. And there's one kid, I believe. I worked at the one in Grand Rapids. And there was a girl that had come to her that we usually do friends or whatever. We had had a party. Well, she was with one of her friends and stole my roommate's playstation. So like a mini playstation. So a week later, here she is sitting at my table and she didn't know I'd actually do that, but we all worked at this restaurant. So she ordered enchiladas and burritos and we went back to the cooks and said, make this one real hot. And I waited until her. Oh my God. And so they stashed ghost peppers and chilies and ghost pepper all throughout it. And I waited until her water, her water was gone and then I served it to her and drinking water. She would have choked or something happened to her. Yeah. What if she died, Andrew? Would you have felt bad? Yeah, I was. I mean, that was $21. I was $45. Yeah, I felt I feel terrible down. But back then it was quite good. Yeah, then you would be. What's going on? How are you doing, Pat? How are you? Hi, good. First time long time. Yeah. Well, I have a look at me. I have a friend that worked at a restaurant. This was years ago. But she had a problematic customer and she's spitting her soda. Oh, geez. So when she's, yeah, she's been there so the right on top of the ice and everything and the bubbles from her spit, which has never disappeared. And the lady manager. Wait, so she, she, she didn't think the bubbles were the carbonation from the pop. That was your difference. Really? Right. Yeah. Those are the ones that never worked. And by the way, let me give you, let me give you a better first time long time. Cause Kev's not here today, but here we go. One more time. First time long time. That's on the phone. The spitting color. We love you, Pat. Take care of yourself. Hold on. Alex, you had an incident happen to you just yesterday like I had. Exactly. I used to say that I'm gluten sensitive because I get the same reaction. I get the same reaction. I get the same reaction. I get the same reaction. I get the same reaction. I get the same reaction. I get the same reaction. And I get really sick where it feels like your stomach was punched and cramped and it just hurts so bad. Wow. And I told the server that was helping me, it was like a chain restaurant. Like I have a gluten sensitivity. Um, if you don't have gluten free bread, that's fine. I'll go with a soup and salad. Well, what they didn't tell me is the soup that I thought that I would normally not have beaten it as a thickener. It had flour in it. Oh, yeah. It's awful. Yeah. And were you on the can the whole time? I have the opposite reaction where it feels like I just need it out of my body. So it comes up. Yeah. I actually get that or I get arthritis or something like that from there. So hold on a second. Shay, what happened to you? Shay. In college, um, my husband now, but he got served 10 years. And he's mashed potatoes at Applebee's. What did he do that made them get, they put pennies in there. So I guess we were a little annoying because we were in college and we had just, it was the Applebee's by central and, um, we were probably a little too drunk. And, uh, yeah, we were a little annoying and they served, he got a steak dinner and there was mashed potatoes, green beans, steak. And then when we came, uh, when they came out with the food handed it to him, he gets into his mashed potatoes and there was like pennies all in it. Again, I thought maybe somebody chokes you are in there in such legal trouble with that. I thought you were like bad or something like that. It's crazy how many people, hold on Tara, you gave a customer extra seasoning in their salad and are we to say that an extra seasoning was like human seasoning? Yeah. So I worked at hard rock at Bay as a server and we had just really a whole customer. And so we decided we wanted to give her some special seasoning. We went into the prep tables and they had two prep tables and we took a scraper and straight through between the two prep tables, all of like the debris and like, oh my God. That was the best challenge I've ever been. That's probably the best thing that they had on the buffet that day. I'll be honest with you. It is a buffet. You're eating so much food. It doesn't make a difference. So all right. Thank you for the call. Appreciate it. It's Mojo in the mornings. Five is 655. Five and 655. Young five and 655. Go now. We've been doing things a bit differently this week or even last week for the five is 655. We haven't had a champion. We've had two fresh challengers facing off against each other because we're doing something different. Hey, your grocery bill where people have been qualified to win $10,000 in groceries. Today we find out who is the ultimate winner. But first we got to get two brand new contestants who will each go home with the $50 gift card no matter what happens. So let's meet our two lovely contestants. First up, we got Jessica from Woodhaven. Good morning, Jessica. Good morning. How are you? Good. How are you doing? Fantastic. Tell us a little bit about yourself. Who are you? I'm Jessica. I'm a male lady and Taylor. Love our male folks. I'm a mother. Love moms. Two best m's today. Mothers and male. All right. Let's meet your challenger. We got Keith from Toledo, Ohio. What up, Keith? Hey, what's going on? What are you up to right now, Keith? Oh, just starting my day off with some hash. That's about it. Yeah, that's my guy. He said hash. He said hash. He said hash. Little Wakin' Bake this morning, huh, Keith? Oh, yes. Now, is the hash going to enhance your ability to answer these questions or no? We'll see. Well, we're going to lock Jessica right now. I want to start with Keith. You ready? All right. Five questions, Keith. First one. Give me one quick second. You got to make sure that she's getting locked up. Locked up. Perfect. The deadbolt is on. All right. So, Keith, question number one, the big story this morning, Abbey and David from this Netflix reality show have broken up after five years of dating and people are going crazy. What show are they from? Three seconds. Three. Two. You for you? Question number two, Cardi B's ex-husband wants to do a paternity test to see if her baby boy belongs to him. Or if the baby belongs to NFL star, Stefan Diggs. Who is Cardi's ex? Three seconds. That's it. Bonus point. Question number three, the Detroit Red Wings are on a losing streak at the moment. When was the last time that they made the playoffs? This is multiple choice. Was it A, 2010, B, 2002, or C, 2016? Three seconds. Three. Oh my God. 2002. Question number four, 2002, we're locking that in. Question number four, Shannon reported in The Dirty that the DOJ is looking into the rising costs of streaming services when it comes to NFL games. What does DOJ stand for? Three seconds. And final question. This is an audio question. So you got to listen up. Hayley Joel Osmit, you probably best know him as the kid from this movie. I see dead people. He turns 38 years old today. What movie did he first star in? I see dead people. Three seconds. Three. Three. Two. One. One. Oh, come on. The hash swinging slasher. One. Yeah. Let's bring Jessica back. How do you do, Shannon? Key from Toledo only got two out of five. Jesus Christ, I've met some dumb bastards in my time, but you out through them all. That's blaming on the hash. No, I can't. Oh my gosh. I look at the movie theater. Yeah, you definitely should have known that one. Jessica, you ready? You only got to beat two questions. Okay. All right, question number one, the big story this morning, Abby and David from this Netflix reality show have broken up after five years of dating. What show are they from? Three seconds. Is it Love on the Spectre? Thank you. The devastation is real today. One to nothing. I broke it. Cardi B's ex-husband wants to do a paternity test to see if her baby boy belongs to him or NFL star Stefan Diggs. Who is Cardi's ex? Three seconds. Offset. There we go. Two to one. Question number three, the Detroit Red Wings are on a losing streak at the moment. When was the last time they made the playoffs? Was it A, 2010, B, 2002, or C, 2016? Three seconds. I'm going to say C, 2016. Right. Three to one. Two seconds. You won, but let's keep it going. I want to see if we can get a perfect five. Shannon reported in the dirty that the DOJ is looking into the rising costs of streaming services when it comes to NFL games. What does DOJ stand for? Department of Justice. Yes, 4 to 2. Final question, it's an audio question, so listen up. Hailey Joel Osment, you probably best know him as the kid from this movie. He turns 38 years old today. What movie did he first star in? Three seconds. I don't know. Three, two, one. Well, it doesn't matter. I thought it was easy. It's the sixth sense. Yeah, that was a great movie. It's okay. Come on. You win with four, Jessica. You're not going home empty-handed though, my man. We got a $50 Kroger gift card for you and you got an entry into this $10,000 grand prize we're about to give away. Jessica, you got two entries in. So we're going to have you guys hang on the line. We'll enter your names into our spinning wheel or wherever Bianca's got going on over there. I think it's her hat. Her hat. $10,000 in groceries. Yeah, I could use that. I wish I could play five, six, five. Cumbereds are looking pretty bare right now. All right, let's see who our winner is. We got him B. Getting a nod from Bianca. All right, going home. Are you announcing it? You want to go ahead? All right. We got Rachel. Yes. Right. No way. No way. $10,000, Rachel. No way, you guys. Yes way, Rachel. Oh my God. $10,000 in groceries all brought to you by our friends at Kroger. That is going to go a long way. Rachel, you guys have no idea. Oh my God. Well, tell us, tell us. I'm freaking out. I never win anything. This is crazy. Rachel's got the big one. Remind us, when did you call in? I'm calling in. I'm calling in. I'm calling in. I'm calling in. I'm calling in. I'm calling in. When did you call in? I won, I won, I won. Who's, who's sky? Who's there with you? My daughter, my seven year old daughter. I like the tooth today. You lost the tooth. That's all I want. What a lucky day. $20. Now we can definitely make groceries. $20. The tooth fairy left you $20. I have to marry this and leave me $20. Wait a second, you don't need this $10,000. $13? Oh my gosh, I'm shaking. Oh my gosh, this is crazy. Congratulations, Rachel. Congratulations, sky. We got $20 and we're going to add $10,000 in groceries to it. Oh my God, thank you so much, guys. Thank you. And thanks to our friends at Kroger's, it's all brought to you by the amazing people at Kroger who help us make dreams like this come true. So congratulations to you, Rachel. Thank you so much, you guys. Thank you seriously so much. I'm shaking. Oh my gosh. You are so welcome. Hang on the line, Rachel. Okay. It's mojo in the mornings, 5 is 655, 555, 555. It's time for more mojo. Mojo in the morning. Mojo in the morning show, Kev, I want to get into your topic. It was a little late with this. I know there's parents that are driving kids to school probably still, but Josiah's homework assignment, first off Josiah's, you're at a place right now or back with mom? He's at school right now. I'll pick him up today once he gets off, though. Okay, what's the homework assignment? Josiah has a book that the entire class has been reading. I think it's something with a girl named Malayla. And it is an autobiography of a young woman who I believe was from South Asia. And she grew up in a time where women didn't necessarily get education. Like they weren't going to school. It wasn't something that like was, I don't want to say legal at that time, but something like that. And she grew up and she fought for women's rights. She fought for girls to be in the classroom. And it's an amazing story. Do you know all this stuff because he's been telling you about it? Exactly, yes. That's cool. I'm not reading the book, but I'm engaged in what he's doing and want to understand it. And he wanted me to review his homework. So the homework assignment is these boxes, like seven or eight boxes, where you have to discuss characteristics of Malayla and what defines her based on these characteristics. And Josiah is doing all of this stuff. I'm like, I get it. This is really cool. And then the other side of the homework, the teacher asks for Josiah, see that asks for Josiah, to then list his characteristics and what makes him who he is. And his first thing is like, I'm a creative individual. And he lists all these things. I'm an artist lists all these things. And at the bottom, he says, and I'm a son. And then in his box, he's like, you know, I'm a son. And I was at the blessing of being birthed to a wonderful family. He was like, I have a home. I have food. I have water. Thank God I wasn't aborted. I was like, I'm reading this. Why did he feel the need to write that? I was dying about this. Oh God. Did he leave it in there? Yes, what am I gonna tell him to take it out? This is his truth. Did they tell him? But did you say why? Why did you include that part? Because he's thankful. Bro, I'm telling you, he lists a bunch of impressive things. And I was like, I get it. Can I get it? Did he turn that in today then? Today. Oh gosh. He said, you know what he needs to do then? He needs to wear the shirt that says, thank God my mom didn't swallow me. Oh my gosh. Oh my. Is this school? You gotta get that shirt. You gotta get it from Epic Christmas. I'm gonna get one for Smith. Is this school religious? Oh, okay. So maybe it's just like a topic. Wait, what was the shirt? What was the shirt? No, it wasn't a shirt. What was the thing that Smith wore to school once? It was the socks. One said little and the other said effort. They actually said the word. Do you think, what are the odds that the teacher dresses that or just leaves it? Just leave it. I think it's amazing. Yeah. I think it's amazing. He's like, man, it's insane that I'm someone's kid, not including God. That's for another time. Oh my God. My parents had me. My mother went through all that pain just for me to exist. I'm a son that has received love, food, water, clothes and a home, not just a physical home, but welcoming me into the home of our family and for not aborting me. Oh, that's literally how he ended it. He's aware. I got teary-eyed. But can I say something though? And this is interesting. I think that that's awesome. Because I really do. First off, I do think that as a kid, and Josiah has always been way older than he is age-wise, number-wise. He's always, he's a very smart kid. But I think that's such a wonderful thing that gracious that he's got these great parents and he's got a great life. I could only imagine the things that teachers have to read. Oh, bad. Or that teachers have to deal with. Because kids write crazy things on assignments, even if it goes beyond what the assignment is asking for. I wish I could see that teacher's face when she reads it. 844-MODEJOLIVE. 844-665-6548. What's up, Anna? Hey, what's up? It's me and my son, Rex. This is his first time. Long time. Rex. You're so handsome, I'm so handsome. What a cool name. Yeah. What's going on, Anna? Until your fifth? Hey, so he just wanted to let you know, hey, baby, aren't you really, really glad about something? Yeah. Rex is a kid. Rex is a little kid. I didn't think that. What are you glad about, Rex? Glad that. You're glad that you're glad? Yeah, you can say it. Yes, you can say it. Say it, Rex. That's what he said before. I'm glad that I wasn't a boy. Maybe like. See? No. No. It is. You can be glad about that. That is a wonderful thing. Me too, Rex. Me too. I was. Today is his 11th birthday. Happy birthday. If that happened, you would be the first time long time. Yeah. He was like, I'm so glad that that didn't happen, so I get to be 11. Wow. You know what? That is something to be thankful for. Absolutely. And Rex, have a great day. Have a great day at school, buddy. Make your teacher blush. Go tell her to. Yeah. Why is it? We all get like uncomfortable. I'm not going to hear any old voice. But hearing a kid saying it. I mean, you reading Josiah's words, they make me as uncomfortable as hearing Rex. By the way, say hi to the backseat of that car. You know, it's funny with teachers that teachers always deal with. I always feel the truth, because kids always speak the truth. You know what I mean? Absolutely. From the mouths of babes, they say. And I know that there are kids that go to school, and they probably know way too much about what their parents are going through or things that their moms are having to deal with or whatever. Or they're just way too honest on their papers. But can I tell you that that's the beauty of teachers is that you get to be the person that has to dissect that and then try to digest it. What's going on, Lexi? Here. I just want to say, Ted, you should be so proud of yourself. But Josiah is so proud of how you guys are. I'm just proud of how you raised him for him to be so self-aware and thankful for that. Because the only thing my kid had me question that he brought in the assignment home was, it said something like, what was the worst part of your week? And it literally said waking up to come to school. And it was the best part of your week. And he said, come home to play video games and go to sleep. And I was like, what are you doing, Dallas? He was like, well, I don't want to hear all you guys. Yeah, because he has this. Or he's like, I don't want to hear the girls yell at the worst part. I'm like, I'm so sorry about that. I feel your pain. Smith brought home a paper last week, and he was supposed to write a short story about his favorite time of day at school, like the favorite thing that he did at school. Write a story, draw a picture. Kev saw this. He literally just wrote the word dismissal. And that was it. That's funny. It was so embarrassed. Jackie, what's up? True. Hi. So this was a few years ago. My son is now 12. So right about the time that he was four, we were watching the Fox and the Hound, a good old 90s. It's spaghetti. He very randomly one day was like, mom, I'm so glad that you never left me in the woods. And I'll never leave you in the woods. But that's where the old woman left Todd, the Fox in the woods. Oh, yeah. He was so traumatized by it. But that was really cute. No, that is cute. It is really good. By the way, just tell all your kids, and this is for Smith and Josiah and all those guys that at the end of school, you know how all the kids get we would get those certificates? Like it was basically they had like it looked like a thing that you could frame and hang it up in school. And every kid got one. Every kid got one in school for something. Mine was for good lunchroom behavior. That was that was mine. Every kid got honor society, perfect attendance, the physical fitness test. You couldn't misbehave. You were busy stuffing your face. That was pretty much my life, right? Monica has a funny one for us. Monica, what did your son do? Hi. He had to draw a picture of what I do every day. And I'm a hairdresser and apparently he thinks sweeping is all I do. So I was holding a pole and it looked like it was pretty much money on the floor, but it was supposed to be here. So I looked like a stripper pretty much. And the teacher just put a question mark and saying, what do you do? I was so embarrassed. Oh, my God, that's great. Is it a teacher or a female? It was a female teacher. So I think that's why she was comfortable enough to ask me. And she knew I mean, you know, you got to frame that. Like that has to be framed. That's absolutely. That's too funny. We'll never forget. Never forget that one. And Kav, you need to frame that. Josiah, yeah, you're right. Keesey. Yes, what's going on? So my daughter in preschool, they had a questionnaire that said, what are you doing this summer? She said, I'm going to the semen pool instead of swimming pool. They said, you're not wrong, kid. It's a public pool. Yeah, you know, it is human soup. Oh, it's so good. Thank you for the calls. Those are great. That was a great topic. Where will you win these songs played on the radio? Everybody get up. Play along with the throwback throwdown after eight on Mojo in the morning. Ladies and gentlemen, Mojo in the morning. Mojo in the morning. And now, back to Mojo in the morning. Shannon has a question to ask involving how relationships handle certain things. And one of them is when one person's out of town, how do you deal with that? How often do you communicate? Like how often do you call each other? And I asked this question because my husband West is back home in Toronto right now, visiting some family and friends. And it's so funny. It made me think about this yesterday because I went through the whole day and we had like texted once or twice about like house stuff because I have a lot of stuff going like construction stuff going out at my house right now. But it got to be maybe I was making dinner for the kids and I was like, I haven't called them all day. I better call. And it's so funny because when I'm out of town, he calls me a ton. But we are so not balanced when it comes to how we communicate when one person is out of town over another. For me, it's just my days are crazy busy. And so not that I'm not thinking about him. I'm always thinking about him. But like the phone call, I'm like, oh, God, I need to like call him and catch up on who's responsibility is it to call? Because you say when when you're out of town, he calls you a ton. Are you supposed to call him? Or is he supposed to call you? I don't I don't because I always to be honest, I'd missed calls from him. I have not called him. Yes, yesterday because when if I'm out of town or Chelsea's out of town, I usually say that the person who's out of town should be the one checking in because if you're out of town, you don't know what they're doing, like especially if they're out for work or something like that. But it all depends. If I'm out of town and say I'm doing work in Chicago or Nashville or, you know, whatever, then you're checking once twice a day. If I'm in Vegas, it's a totally different story. Times change. I mean, time. There's no change. Random, what you make the kids for dinner last night? Um, oh my God, what did I make? I can't remember what I ate this morning. Kevin's hungering to work. Why is that? I don't know. I just said I made a kid's dinner last night. I have the day to get that on my mind. I will say this, though. I think that you you text and say landed, right? You say landed or you call and say land is safely. You might wait until you check in. Say I made it to the hotel room. Check the after that text. I'm talking calls. And maybe I would say maybe at the end of the night, maybe a little night on but. But what if it's once a day? But what if it's a time change thing, like where you're on the West Coast or you know what I mean? I feel like I feel like the first day you might need to connect. So we just we just talk a lot throughout when he's home or I'm home. We talk a lot throughout the day. It's just so different when one of us is out of town. My time is always the drive home from work. I always check in with Chelsea here. So usually that even if she's out of town, like, you know, if she's visiting her family or whatever or our family, like she'll, you know, be available usually for that. But I and I always call her usually at that time. But didn't you guys say that our boss, Tony, who travels a ton for work because Tony oversees like a bajillion markets for this company for I heart? No, Tony. Didn't you guys say that you were having a conversation with him about just this too? Yeah. So Tony and Tony, if you're listening and I miss her, do please call and correct me, but I'm pretty sure Tony said he does not call his wife, Brooke, usually a single time if he's out of town. He'll text like that he landed. He's the only husband I know that he'll leave him. But as far as phone calls go, he's like, it might be crazy. She's busy. I'm busy to go three days. That's like not talking to your wife. I'm missing person report. That's like a cheating scandal. Wait a minute. Yeah. War of the roses. Right. No contact for days. 844 mojo live. 844 665 645 48 Jake. How you doing? Hey, good. I think it's the responsibility of the person that's working. Yeah. To call like when they have available time slots that go on that lunch, I can call you quick. Yeah. Yeah. But what if it's a leisure thing? Like what if say what if it's a guy's golf trip or it's, you know, something like that? Like who's the responsibility on? Is it on the person that's away or the person that's at home? Well, the person at home probably is still working if the guy's on the golf trip. So she's probably trying to figure out when to call. Yeah. If you're on a golf trip or a boys' trip, you better be calling me at least once a day. See, that get annoying though. Like I've been in relationships where the person is not stop calling you. That person being on a trip. You like, are you having fun? Like leave me alone. Like go live your life. Go have fun. Enjoy your things. I had a guy, a guy that made a comment to Chelsea that guys on golf trips hire hookers and I've been on a couple of golf trips and Chelsea calls me or on the way home goes. Do you know what someone so just said about the golf trips that you guys go on and what you guys hire hookers? I'm like, can I be honest with you? I'm so exhausted after golfing for sometimes these guys want to play more than 18 holes. There ain't no hooker that would even get me excited. And also I love you and would never do that. Yeah. Well, no, and that too, that too. But they worry about the wrong holes. But yeah, but it was, I was like, he was trying to ruin the, the golf trip game for everybody. What's going on, Brian? How you doing? Good. I'll read this morning. Good. I, I, I travel often for work, usually three, four days at a time. And I do not call my wife and kids while I'm on the road. It started out when the kids were young. I just didn't call because it got emotional and, you know, the rest of it. And it's just kind of adapted into like, you know, I plane landed, board in the plane on my way home in the car. Other than that, I don't like that. Even when I hit the door. So who's your emotional being away from them or their emotional that you're away? Um, yeah, I don't, I, when they were kids, I didn't like to be away like the younger, you know, I kind of got emotional. You ain't going to jail. Now it's them and just all the extra drama of, of two teenage girls and the rest of it. I'll deal with it when I get home. Man, you've got a great wife that she's willing to let you go the entire time that you're away and not check in at all. I think you, you have to check in. My wife is absolutely amazing. I have to agree with that. Yeah. So who the girls that they're hanging out with when you're on these trips? No, and I, it's too much, too busy. I got too much stuff going on at home. It's, uh, it's not, I don't know. That's not what I'm there for. I have a couple of buddies that are in the auto. Uh, I don't know if you're an auto, but they're, they have to go down to Mexico to plants down there and they tell me all the time. They're like, yeah, I'm down in Mexico and my wife has this belief that we're hanging out at Mexican strip clubs. They have no idea that literally there's nothing in the towns that our factories are in. Like there's, you know, sounds like a job over there. Open market. Yeah. But it, but they, they're certain wives that they get a little bit worried about what these guys are doing. What's up Jersey? Hi Jersey. Hi. Hey. I, are we still on the self topic about who should call? Yes. Yeah. Absolutely. Okay. So I play a sport in college and I think the person that's a way should call because my boyfriend also plays as for college and when you're away, like you, you're so busy. So like it's on your time, like kind of thing when you're away to call. What sport do you play and what sort does he play? I play volleyball and he plays baseball. Okay. And, um, so you guys, if you're away, you guys are at way different times of the year, right? Cause there's different seasons for both those sports. Correct. And baseball is all year round. So he's got stuff going on all the time. Who's the more jealous type of the two of you? You or your boyfriend? Oh, he definitely is. 100%. So is he checking in more with you? Well, not even just yet checking in. He's just like, what are you going to call? Yeah. I think that sometimes that could be the case, especially in the young relationship like yours, where you guys are together. I wonder if people are starting to face time a bit more or does that only happen in, you know, situations where you feel like there's potential infidelity, like making sure you are where you are. Yeah. Hey, Cheyenne, you're the spouse of a person that travels a lot. Is that right? Yeah. He travels a lot for work. And who calls who? Oh my God. I call him 7,922 times in one day. Does it ever become something where he's got to tell you, Hey, stop? No, no. And if he does, then he's in trouble. Do you ever worry about him? Are there any cities you don't like him to go to? I don't love him when he goes to like Mexico. It's not like like the fun part of Mexico. It's like the scary part of Mexico. Yeah. So do you call him a ton because you miss him or you just want to make sure he's doing what he says he's doing? Like I miss him. Like he's my best friend, so he needs to know what I have for breakfast. Yeah, it's crazy. Poor bastard. Cheyenne. You probably also have fine year on his phone, don't you? Oh, absolutely. Yeah. Okay. You're checking out how many times a day. She said 7,000. No, that's 7,000. Yeah. No, Kaz, I'm gonna say that's a totally different number than calling probably. Those are one sided conversation. Yeah. That's not saying anything. Listen to Stephanie's exact opposite Stephanie. What's up? Hi. So my husband and I have been together for 25 years, but when we go away, we're going away for a reason and we do not communicate unless something obviously like detrimental happens, but it's my boys that call when mom goes away the most because they want to know when I'm coming home because dad does not restock the house with a good snack. Oh, that's so funny. It is true. I love it. I like it. I like, but I do think that there is a point to that that in, I think early in relationship, I felt like Chelsea and I were always, you know, missing each other and stuff. And now I feel like when you're away, you kind of go away and it's kind of good to be, because absence does make the heart grow fonder. It really does. And it's, it's, it really is good. I was one that never wanted to be away and I was never good at that. And if Chelsea was away, like I was thinking something crazy was going on, but I do think that it makes you realize sometimes how good your relationship is when you're a okay with them going away and you have no problem with them. And then B, you don't need to check in like every five minutes. But, um, all right, well, we've learned something in this one. We learned Tony Travato, our boss is a bastard. I mean, now in a week, you know what? Maybe this is the reason why his algorithm is. Hey, he's a lot of things, but it's not a module in the morning. My idea of camping is the Hampton Inn. Mojo guaranteed human. Guaranteed human. And hopefully we got a guarantee winner. It is that time of the morning for Mojo secret sound still up for grabs. $13,000. Who wants it? This is the sound. Ninety fifth caller Bianca. Clear the lines. Mojo. Mojo live. Eight four, four, six, six, five, six, five, four, eight. Let's get ready though, Shannon. I'm so sorry. All right. Uh, Swifties, you probably already know this. I don't even know why I say that at the beginning, but I do have some new details about the wedding of the year Taylor Swift and Travis Kelsey. I'm now hearing and I kind of poked some holes in this before, but their wedding is not happening on June 13th at her beautiful oceanfront estate in Rhode Island. Instead, I'm hearing the date July 3rd in New York City, where she spends a lot of time. Obviously the timing fits Travis's NFL offseason timeline. And people are saying the save the dates says say this date and location. And those have just gone out. So can I give a theory? Put on your tinfoil hats. What if all the all your famous friends were flying into New York, but we're not staying there for the wedding. I'm taking you to a secret location. That's probably how it's going to be. Yeah, there's no way that anything has leaked. That's what I'm saying. Yeah, I think everybody's so tight-lipped in NDAs and blah, blah, blah, but yeah, we'll see. Uh, poor Kev came in this morning and I was like, did you guys hear the devastation? Anna, I know you're upset. Lydia's not here, but we were commiserating and crying about it yesterday. Abby and David from the Netflix reality show, Love on the Spectrum have broken up five years after they first met on season one of the show. And if you're going, wait a second, I thought they were destined to be together forever, like all of the Disney princesses and princesses that they love so much. Well, they couldn't come to an agreement on when to get married. She wanted to be married years ago. He still needed some time. So they just decided to go their separate ways and take some time part. I don't think he liked Lion King as much as she did. You have not seen Love on the Spectrum and I believe they're in season four right now that just came out a couple of like a week or two ago. It is such a great heartwarming show. Absolutely. It's so, so, so good. So definitely check it out. The Artemis II mission is nearing a close as the four astronauts prepare for their return to Earth today. NASA expects re-entrance splashdown off the San Diego coast at around 8.07 tonight. This is one of the astronauts, Victor Glover speaking. And one of the first press conferences we were asked, what are we looking forward to? And I said, splashdown and it's kind of humorous, but it's literal as well that we have to get back. Now, it's pretty much gone off without a hitch so far. There are still some risks as they come back home. Mission control going to be paying, excuse me, close attention to how the capsule's heat shield holds up. I guess that's a thing. The recovery ship already at sea off the coast of San Diego with a squadron of military planes and helicopters already poised to join the operation. So there Orion capsule going to hit the atmosphere ready for this at a predicted 23,840 miles per hour as it comes home. Two hours after splashdown, the military will extract the spacecraft via helicopter. And then once it's aboard the recovery ship, the four astronauts will undergo medical evaluations before returning to shore. We do expect them to have some symptoms for being in space for 10 days. Most commonly nausea, a little bit of vertigo or dyscobalibrium, as well as just being dehydrated. And lastly, finally, Instagram added a very simple but long requested feature. You can now edit your comments after posting. So instead of deleting and reposting, if you wrote something, you know, kind of funky, you get a 15 minute window to fix a comment after you post it. And within that time, you can edit as many times as you want. After the 15 minutes, you can't change it anymore. So I still wish that when you post a carousel of photos or videos, you could add something after you post. They just made it so you could delete something. They just need to make it so you can add. I know. Yeah. Art, if you miss anything from today, so go back and catch up on the podcast on the free I heart radio app. Miss something in the dirty on the 30 is not our podcast now at mojo in the morning dot com. Now it's time for Mojo's secret sounds. Second contestant of the morning still looking for our first winner. It's been weeks since we've listened to this sound. We've heard weeks and weeks of guests. None of them have been correct. But the great thing for our next contestant is that because of all those incorrect guesses, the pot has grown to $13,000. We got a new contestant, Helen from Westland. We got Lisa on the line. What up, Lisa? Hey, Lisa. Hey, guys. How are you doing? Good. I heard I've been like for weeks hearing this and I'm on my way driving to work. I'm like, I can't swear. Girlfriend, that's going to be 13 K fine for you. We got a taper the excitement and only use words that we can use in church. We can't curse, but I can appreciate and understand the sentiment. So as you've been listening for all these weeks and weeks and weeks, have you had to change your guess at any point? I mean, to me, it's not in like cash. OK, well, let's listen to the sound then. I'm going to formally ask you, Lisa, what is your guess for Mojo's secret sound? Well, you know, I was going in and out. Can you do it again? Yeah, sure. Here we go. What's your guess, Lisa? What is Mojo's secret sound? There's some like there's some like music in the background. There's like some muffling going on. Are we trying to figure out what's the muffling or like the music? Have you been listening? Is this your first time hearing this competition? Yeah. Oh, OK. I thought you say you've been listening for weeks and weeks and weeks. But OK, we'll drop the music. I would hear I would hear you guys saying like, hey, listen for the sound. So like I heard that catch sound. So I called in, but this is the first time I'm like hearing what you guys are like. I like it. So this is this is a different type of contestant that we have. Typically, people have heard the sound for weeks. They've thought about it. They've heard other guesses, but you're coming in fresh. I like that you maybe having some beginners look. So we're going to dip the music. We'll play the sound one more time. Listen closely and then I want your answer. OK. All right. All right. Here we go. What's that sound, Lisa? What is that? Is that like a horse? A horse horse. OK. A horse. Let her know, Zach. All right. Just keep on. People are screaming in their cars right now. Oh, my God. Do it again. Oh, my God. Thanks for playing, Lisa. Listen. Eight thirty. There's still a chance for somebody to go home with thirteen thousand dollars. I was hoping that cash would have been good to pay off some bills. I know, I know. Keep listening. No, we'll be back. Thanks for listening to us and not your better judgment. This is Mojo in the morning. Oh, there you go. Mojo in the morning show. Hannah told the story this morning. Did you ask your mom if it's OK to talk about this? She's fine. Are you sure? That means no. She's fine. This has been a whole thing my whole life. I have never met your your mother or your father, and I've only talked on the phone to your grandfather. I don't know your family very well, but I'm going to let it be all on you. No, I didn't know this. I love this story and I love this about my mom, so I'm not afraid to tell it. So growing or my mom was born with a deformity on the right side of her body. So her left arm is slightly shorter than her right arm, and she has what we call her little hand. Kevin, no, just. Is it really like how much time? I wonder if I have a picture. It's like it's a little hand. It only has two fingers. I think she was born with three fingers, but to try and make it more useful to her, they like did surgery. So it's sort of like a claw so she can like go like this with it. But it's littler and real quick. Before you tell the rest of the story, I'm fascinated. Yeah, I for some reason, and Shannon knows this, I am fascinated with people who have either missing digits, missing full on legs or arms or, you know what I mean? Because you need to know this story. You if you are ever out in public with him and he's he notices about somebody. Oh, ask about it. Absolutely. See, he's who my mom would play with. Really? When we were growing up, I remember her telling like crazy stories. I want to play with your mom. We'd be on a boat and someone would be like, what happened to her arm and she'd be like shark attack or something crazy. That's just like nothing like that happened. That's not that's not the story. That's how she has this little hand. I honestly totally forget that it's even there most of the time because she just she's so normal to me. She holds things with it. It's it's just not even a thing. Yeah. I got a picture. Look for a picture while you're talking. She used it. I'm going to think about a scary movie, too. To our advantage in the best way. And she did it this weekend. So I think we were trying to get her to park in one of my favorite parking lots downtown and it was like ten dollars. And sometimes like she'll just like slide it out the window. Like as the parking attendants coming up or like when she goes to shake someone's hand, she'll use both hands and like shake someone's hand. Not asking for sympathy, but then we get things out of it. So free. Yeah. So the parking attendants like, oh, five dollars for you, not ten. Because they feel bad or like when we're waiting in a long line, my mom can stand in line. She is fine. But like she'll bring out the little hand. We'll be like, mom, show your little hand. Show your hand. And next thing you know, we're in the front of the line. That's what I call a five finger discount. Seven fingers. She'll get seven. Hold on. Somebody somebody just text me. They say, Mojo, you got to go get the clip from scary movie. That's what I just said, bro. When him and the guy in the wheelchair going back and forth. Yeah. It's my my germs, my germs. It's my strong hand. It's my strong hand. Honestly, it's the best. Hold on a second. Let me see if I can find this thing. Hold on a second. Pops, if you're listening, call up and tell us. Tell us how it was when she was growing up. Because I really I know we also have had really bad stories. Like I was kids probably were not nice to her. Hold on. Help. Help. Yeah. Oh, take my hand. Come on. You're going to fall unless you take my hand. No, give me your other hand. Oh, my other hand. Stop. No, get it away from me. Break it. Break my hand. By the way, this movie is hilarious. I want to know real quick in Anna. I wish I met your mom before I said comments like this, because I don't know if this is good. I want to play with your mom. I want to play with her mom. Absolutely. I want to know what's the craziest thing she's picked up with her hand. Oh, that's a good one. I haven't seen her like use it to pick things up. But whenever we would drive to school, she would balance her coffee cup on it. So she would drive. Oh, really? What? OK. And she would just. Yes, I swear, never spills. Don't ever let don't ever let something hold you back. You do what you got to do. She was amazing at sports, like one of the best softball players my grandpa said he's ever seen. Like people wouldn't even know because she would have to do it all with one hand. She would take her mitt off. Just throw it when I was in literally I don't. I think I played for the Rockies. Our catcher had one hand. Did he really? Bro, he used to be. Jim Abbott. He used to. What is that? Jim Abbott was the famous. He played for Michigan University of Michigan. He had one arm. Bro had bro had the the hand with the the arm with the hand he used to catch. So he had the glove on. So when people used to steal or he would throw out people, he would catch the ball. Drive like that's how Jim Abbott did it. It was the most impressive things I've ever seen. Hold on a second. I would I want to get to this real quick because it's interesting. I've talked about how Chelsea for Chelsea. I call I pull the cancer card sometimes to get like appointments and things like I've actually said, you know, my wife just recently got diagnosed with cancer. It's amazing what that does for you. You want to get a reservation? Anywhere you can't get a reservation. You get it. Chelsea's car dealer, the car dealer, her car was broken. I called the owner of the car dealership Lee and I said, Lee, my wife just recently went through this. He got bring a car in. Now I'll take care of it. I will do anything for Chelsea. You know what? They all should. Yes. Yeah. Absolutely. Hold on a second. Alicia, what's up? Hi, Alicia. Hi, how are you? Good. What's going on? Nothing. So my daughter, she was born with 12 digits or 12 fingers. So she's got extra and actually went to the family. Her dad was born with it. Her sister, her brother. Fingers are toes. Is it fingers? Is it six and six or like seven and five? Six and six. So two pinkies on each hand. So does she have to wear mittens instead of gloves? She actually no longer has them. We did. We did have surgeries. OK. Funny because my dad used to poke fun. We're just we're a dark humor kind of family. But you would always say, well, you'll be you'll be a good catcher in baseball, you know, that's right. You're a swimmer. You know what I would do if I was playing against her team, I would call out and say, I'm sorry, but I am not allowing this to happen. They have an advantage. I do not want it there. There is a distinct advantage there that you've got two extra fingers. Right. Right. Mutant on the team. Seriously, what's up, Paris? Hi, Paris. Hey, I do a mojo. Good morning, everybody. Good morning. Good morning. I have they call me well, Nemo, because I have my dad's ear on my left and my mom's ear on my right. So every time I put on like sunglasses or whatever, I was always like, why is my glasses always? I have one little ear and one ear is kind of a big size. So it's kind of a thing. But, you know, I'm used to it now. The cutest name and the best analogy. That's crazy. Do people ever walk up to you and want to fix your glasses because they're kind of crooked or no? No, they look at me and they turn their head like, why is the glass that was crooked? I never knew to like five years ago, my damn, I have a little ear and a big ear. And I look at myself in the mirror and I'm like, wow. Oh, my goodness. You know, what's funny about that, too, is if I was looking at you, I'd probably turn my head a little bit. You know what I mean? What's up, Kelly? How you doing? Hi. I was calling because I went to go for a job interview at a Texas roadhouse and the manager only had like two fingers and a thumb and like half of a hand. And at the end of the interview, he went to shake my hand and he put that hand out. And I didn't know what to do. So I just grabbed the whole thing. Yeah, shake it all. The whole thing. Yes, you shook it all. I was like, OK, thank you. Shake it all. Shake it like a Polaroid picture. Trying to wrap my brain around. Hold on. Pops is on the phone with us right now. Anna's grandpa. What's going on? How you doing, pops? Hey, first time callers. Pops on the phone. So wait a second. You've been on with us before. We call. But I didn't call. Oh, he called. OK, that's true. That's true. Pops is on with us right now. We're talking in this is obviously Pops's daughter. This is your mom. We're talking about your daughter. Hold on. Your mom's on the phone, too. Oh, it's a family reunion. Anna's mom. Mama Rob. Do I call it? Do I? Do we call her Mama Rob or her name is Dawn? Which one? What do we? I'll call you Mama Rob. How are you, mom? Good morning. I'm good. How are you? Good. Now I now I really want to meet you. I want to I want to get a chance to meet you after Anna telling the story. Are you OK with her telling the story on the radio? I want to make sure. I absolutely am, Mojo. And I will play with you and Chelsea. I want you. I love it. Mom, we're all playing. We drink a mimosa this morning. Oh, Kevin, Kevin, you do not want Kevin's going to have more hand jokes. I just want you to know that. Oh, geez. My God. Listen, I heard them all. And yes, growing up with a little bit more difficult because children are so cruel and can make fun of you, but not anymore. That's awesome. You know what? That is actually a great thing to talk about because, you know, here we are that call her just a couple of minutes ago talking about her daughter. It's when you're a kid, it had to be tough. And pops, you probably protected the hell out of her. If anybody looked at her differently, you probably beat the hell out of them, didn't you? I did. If I can just say a couple of things. Sure. Don was born with the affliction exactly the same as Jim Abbott. Yes. And Don played three. Don played three sports and in basketball, she would always fake to the right. She couldn't go right if they would take the fake right around them to the left and score. That's amazing. Oh, my God. Phenomenal, phenomenal athlete. Can I say this real quick? Because Kevin didn't know who Jim Abbott was. Look up Jim Abbott and look up videos of the way that he pitched. Yeah. The guy was fricking unbelievable. Go blue. So all right. Well, Don, when are we coming over for a barbecue? Any time? Oh, my gosh. Any time. Any time my husband would love to barbecue for you guys. All right. No promises on if it's going to be burnt or not. We're going to we're going to come over anytime that, by the way, Anna's done a phenomenal job. How excited are you? How proud are you of your daughter? Listen, I am so proud. We have listened to you in the car for so many years, decades. We love you guys. Hey, can we talk about the sassiness that she has? She's a little sassy today. I was, you know, she kind of like has gotten comfortable. I I can sense that she's ready to go. She's all she's, you know, already giving it back to me. I like that. Let me tell you something. Let me tell you something Don said to me a couple of days ago. What's that? She said, am I glad I'm listening to the program? I'm finding out things about my daughter. I never knew. Just you wait. Just you wait, mom. Mama Rob is cap says. All right. Well, listen, thank you guys so much for for joining us. Appreciate it and look forward to getting a chance to meet you guys face to face. All right. Hey, we love you. I love you, mom. Love you, pops. Love you. Bye bye. Grand Rapids, WVTS, Tilly Doe and I hard radio station, guaranteed human three great radio stations. One stupid show. Mojo in the morning. My attention. Oh, my Mojo in the morning. Throwback. Throwback. Coming up in minutes. This is Smoker Jackie and it's the weekend. The. It's Mojo in the morning. Throwback. All right. For $500 from Imagine theaters with the first pick in the throwback, throw down draft, your choices are Shannon Kev, Anna and Tony Travato filling in this morning from Mike Blake. Who do you choose? Let's go, Tony. Really? Sorry, why Tony's good? Kevin's got to go all for four. Oh, my God. I like the energy. Next pick in the draft, Sierra, who do you choose? I'm choosing the one and only case. OK, Sierra. Next pick goes to Victor. Victor, who do you choose? You got the lady still on the board. And a roll. What? Yes, Victor. Last week's winner, Shannon is for Kaylee. Hi, Kaylee. Hi, Shannon. We're going to an arrow. Let's see. Let's go, Shannon. Let's go, Shannon. Let's go, Kevin. Let's go, Anna. Let's go, Tony. And let's go $500 for whoever wins. Good luck, guys. We're going to do the songs here. I loaded some good ones in. Haven't done these songs in a while. So let's see what happens. First to three, your name is your buzzer title and artist. Thank you to Bianca is judging this. Bianca, hello. Good to have you with us. Where's she at? This is weird. I'm here. Oh, she's not in the room with us. Because we need a microphone for Tony. OK, so Bianca. Can you guys hear me? Yeah, a lot of them. I got you. All right, here we go. Bianca's judging. Zach is engineering. First song in the mojo in the morning throwback throwdown, title and artist this week. The song is? Anna. Anna? Crack a bottle, Eminem, Dr. Dre, and 50 cents. Correct answer, yeah. Is this all you're up for? I wish Mojo wouldn't have said anything because now every time I get something right. Was this song one of the songs you practiced? This is not one of the songs we practiced, but we did practice a lot of music, and it was that she only could get Eminem songs. So ladies and gentlemen, Anna Ra. She's on the board. All right, on the board next song in the mojo in the morning throwback throwdown, title and artist the song is? Tony. Tony. That is three seconds. Don't know. Kevin, Kevin, Kevin, Kevin. Shanti Foolish. Correct. That's what it is. See my day, just call it without you. I knew it, and then I didn't. Yep. I keep on running back to you. Do you know right away? Yeah. See my days are cold without you. See that other biggie. I knew it was foolish. I lost to Shanti. Will she show up with Nellie? She good? Yeah, that would be cool. All right, score update from our very own Bianca. All right, so right now. That was so Bianca. Do not do that on Fox 2 later. Please don't. I'll keep it professional there. All right, Anna and Kevin both on the board with one, Shannon and Tony with zero. All right, here we go. Next song in the mojo in the morning throwback throwdown, title and artist song is? OK. I know the art. Who is artist? Why is we free? Not working. I got nothing. Kevin, you don't know this boy? Oh, I know the artist. Shannon. Shannon. Selena Gomez, Kygo, It Ain't Me. Correct answer. Wow. I knew I knew this song. I'm impressed. That's great. I knew Selena Gomez for sure. The most beautiful bride ever. That's a good song, actually. We let her get that, right, Tony? We did. Want to see it and get on the board. I want to stay with zero. All right. Score update, Bianca. All right, we got a little three-way tie going on right now. Anna, Kevin and Shannon all have one. Tony, still zero. Tony, come on, you can get on the board. Next song in the mojo in the morning throwback, throwdown title and artist. The song is... Oh. Oh, my gosh, true. Kevin. Anna. Kevin. I slid in there. Tamia, I'm so into you. Anna. Can I finish? I'm literally still talking. You said, Tamia, I'm so into you. Yeah, we're fabulous. Wrong title. Anna. Tony. Anna. Into you by Tamia and Fabulous. Correct answer. I literally said, I'm so into you. I'm so into you. It's just into you. All right, for sure. Anna's got two. I'm so into you. Practice makes perfect. Oh, look at this. Look at this. Score update from Bianca. So this is the first time Anna's ever been in the lead to throwback throwdown. I know that's right. Did you wait? You got one, though, last week. Yeah, definitely. She was in the lead. Well, she was in the lead. She had one to nothing over everybody. But that's okay. This is the first time she's ever gotten to. Yes. All right. Now, Anna has two. Clearly Kevin and Shannon have one and Tony's now straggling. Yes. Zero point. Tony, what is going on? Time to retire. You got all worried. It's still time, Tony. You got all worried that you were going to come in here and you were going to flop. And guess what? Foolish mess for me off. It worked. I think it was Blake that missed you up. Come on. Hey, Blake, you picked him first. Sorry, Blake. Pump him up. Come on, Tony. If you don't win, just fire him off. You're the boss. That is actually a dream. You are. You are. You're a nice guy. Fire him off. Keep him on. You talk to the PD. You're a real director. All right. Here we go. Tony Trevato. Get on the board. In a rob. Win it. Shannon. Kev. Tie it. Next song in the mojo in the morning throwback throwdown. Title and artist song is... Shannon. Shannon. Call me cheerleader. Correct answer, yes. Oh, man. Oh, man. Bianca is getting good. It is getting good. Anna and Shannon are now tied to... Two in a lead. Kev's right behind him with one. And Tony's like really straggling now. Zero. Be there. Not good. Let's hear it for the ladies. I feel bad. He is the boss. Let's all sit back and just give him one. And it's a contract here, Shannon. I know. Yeah. I know. I know. I know. I know. And it's a contract here, Shannon. I know. And I haven't signed mine yet. You go, girlfriend. All right. Tony's Cervado. Please. We should have just had Mike sit in that chair. That's right. I'll be back in there. A picture of Mike. What have you done better? All right. Next song in the mojo in the morning throwback throwdown. A fight between the women of the show. Kevin, you cannot let women win. Whoa. I don't want them to. Don't. Don't allow it to happen. All right. Let me lock in. I'm going to go back through it out. Title and artist. I see you. Right. Song is. Oh, Kevin. Kevin. Tony. Tony. Tony. Tony. Tony. Tony. Tony. Tony. Tony. Tony. Tony. Tony. Tony. Tony. Tony. Tony. Tony. Tony. Tony. Tony. Tony. Tony. Tony. It's so cute. It's so cute. It's so cute. It's so cute. It's so cute. It's so cute. It's so cute. It's so cute. It's so cute. It's so cute. It's so cute. It's so cute. It's so cute. It's so cute. It's so cute. It's so cute. It's so cute. It's so cute. It's so cute. It's so cute. It's so cute. It's so cute. It's so cute. It's so cute. It's so cute. If I would have gotten the others, I would have. Yes, I would have probably. What a guy. It depends on his mood. Only because you have none on the board. I have none right now. By the way, Lydia, next time you ask me to come in, I'm busy. Ha ha ha. Faith Evans has the greatest voice ever, doesn't she? Hey. Why do all my heroes have to ruin it? Who is your hero? I loved Puff to any dude. He was a hero. But he was a great music producer. I love it. All right. They all screw up. He's going to be joining R. Kelly forever. Maybe not. We'll find out later. All right. What do we got here? Bianca is still the same score, right? Who can win it on this next one? Anna and Shannon can both win it on this next one. They both have two. All right. Next song in the mojo in the morning, throwback, throwdown, title and artist. Don't give them a song. I'm not going to give them a song. Give me one. I've been trying. This song is Tony. You ready? Song is. Anna for the win. Don't tell him, Chris Brown. Get it. Don't tell him. Jeremiah and 56. I'm tired. This is a layup. Jeremiah, don't tell him. I know. I know. Is there a feature? It is. Exactly. What is it? I'm trying. Come on, Shannon. I don't. I just want I want you to know in the computer. Shannon. Shannon. Jeremiah and Diddy. Don't tell him. I don't know. No, it's not me. Jeremiah and Diddy. What is it? Jeremiah, YG. Don't tell him. Nobody guessed that one. It's a long game. Nobody gets that one. It does. Tony said it was a layup and then missed the layup. That's right. It happens. I thought for sure that that was a Tony Travato one. I thought it was. All right. So far, so good. Score is still the same. All right. Here we go. Next song in the mojo in the morning, throwback, throwdown. Come on. Somebody get this. Tony, get this. You ready? It's Tony. It's Tony. Get this. You ready? Song is. Devin. Devin. Kevin. Kevin. That is hazy chain smokers closer. Correct answer. We were dead tattooed. We were dead tattooed. We were dead tattooed. We were dead tattooed. There's no one that's so fun. We're dead tattooed. We're back, baby. Sierra, we're back, baby. Six thirty-way time. I'm just having a hard time. You're going to have a hard time. Your bad old fingers are blank. Da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da. Who's winning this one? We got a game. Never get ignored. All right. That's a crazy song. Score update from Bianca. We got a big three-way happening right now. Woo. The bigger the better. Yeah. Kevin and Anna and Shannon. All with two. Imagine that, Kevin. Did you hear that? I thought about it many times. Don't be weird. The boss is here. He knows me. What are you doing? Are you taking calls during this? Are you getting a call from Brad Hardin? Apologizing for sucking. Blake, seriously. Give him some jingle boxing. This is awful. So disappointing. All right. Sierra, Victor, Kaley, you guys can win $500. Blake, we can make this a longer game. The next song in the mojo in the morning, throwback, throwdown, title and artist. Song is... Tony. Shannon. Tony. Tony. Natalie and Brulia Torn. Correct answer. Play the game. Oh, what? It's one of my favorite songs. How embarrassing that that was the song I got. All the songs count. Makes me love you a little bit more as my boss. It's a good song. Great song. I like it. He's not getting shut out this week. This is good. Square update Bianca. All right. Tony's coming back like the Detroit Tigers did. Everybody has two on the board, Anna, Kevin and Shannon. But Tony has one. He's coming back. Look at you, Tony. Coming back. Life is good, isn't it? You know the Tigers won again. Yo. Anna, GMAT cash. He didn't go. All right. Next song in the mojo in the morning, throwback, throw down. Tony, tie the game up. Make it a four way tie. Something we haven't had in a long time. The rest of you win it. Next song in the mojo in the morning, throwback, throw down. Song is. Y'all got it. Shannon. Shannon for the win. Pitbull Fireball. Correct answer. Yes. I'm on five. Anna said that was bad money last night. Bro, I don't listen to Pitbull. I'm on fireball. Winner, winner, chicken dinner for Kaylee. Good job, Shannon. $500 from Imagine Theaters. Congratulations to you, Kaylee. Sorry, Blake. Thank you. I'm so excited. That's incredible. What a win. What a win. Blake, our boss, Tony Trevato owes you. And the rest of you, you do lose. Hang on one second, Kaylee. And we'll get some information from you. OK? All right. Thank you. All right. This is the home of the throwback, throw down. Mojo in the morning. Mojo in the morning, Joe. Bring this story up. I was just reading it on Reddit. I like to start my day on my toilet, looking at Reddit and seeing what people are talking about. It's honestly something that gets me feeling good and nothing gets a good poop out than looking at other people's stuff or am I the holes on Reddit? So tell me if you guys hate the idea that restaurants will put an automatic 20% on your bill for a tip. Do you guys hate that idea? I don't mind it because that's probably what I'm giving anyway. Unless the service is like, amazing. I'll add to it. You say I'm like, gratuity already included on the check? Gratuities on the check. But they don't tell you all the time. Right. See, I always check now. Yeah, you got to because you got to look for services. I saw, by the way, when we were in Chicago last week, that restaurant that we went to in Chicago, I saw on the bill that we had there was a $12 Detroit clean fee. Basically, it was there was a call that they called it some kind of Detroit clean fee. But it was like it was not tax or anything like that. It was like a fee that they have for that. Did you also notice in Chicago they charge you for bags? Did you see that? No, I didn't notice that. I didn't buy a bag. No, if you go to a store, they'll say, would you like this in a bag? I'm like looking and going, why would I not want it in a bag? I bought four bottles of water. Interesting. How am I going to carry four bottles of water in my arm? Like you're hugging them? They charge you. I can't remember where I was. H&M does charge. It's like 10 cents. One of the restaurants we went to in Chicago, they already had a 25% tip added. And it was like additional tip. Yeah. I was like, no. OK, so you guys tell me that you like it. You like the idea of that? Because I don't mind it. It's OK, but it will dictate how much I'll add on top of it. If you're already getting 20, then I'm not about to put another 20% on it. So if you see that right away, do you then automatically just go and you point it out to them? Or do you say anything? That's their business. That's their business. I'm just going to control what I can control, which is how much more I put on it. So listen to this story that I read on Reddit. A customer removed the 20% tip, actually removed it, said, I'm not paying it. And his reasoning behind it was honestly not great. It was actually bad. The restaurant server's story is on Reddit right now, sparking a big debate about the whole idea of putting the actual tip on there. But the woman shared to Reddit that she served a family at a large table, and the father crossed out the $450 built-in tip. Wow. How much of it? Wait, what was that bill? Where the hell were they? Oh, I'm sorry. No, it was a $450 bills built-in tip. So what would that 20% be? 20% percent. A $450. $45, $45. $90. $90. Is that $90? Yeah. Claiming. Look at the big brain on bread. Claiming poor service, even though the only mistake was from the kitchen, he later told the manager her piercings were trashy and that she shouldn't work in such a nice place. The case has highlighted the experience that people have where they feel like bold enough to be able to talk about somebody's appearance, but also brought up a lot of people talking about the idea of 20% on there, and people putting 20% or restaurants putting 20%. He was just saying. I do find myself, because 20% is just standard to me. Even if I have the crappiest service, I still feel obligated to put 20% down. Don't you guys feel that same way? You better be at least 20%. Really? You don't do at least 20%? Even if it's bad service, you got to put 20%. No, I don't. Really? Which I hate, but I feel that way. No, you just said bad service. If it's a great experience, yeah, my floor is 20%. We may go higher. If it's bad service, I'm not about to feel guilted into doing it. If it was really bad service, would you not tip at all? No, I'll always tip. What if they're having a bad day at work, just like we have bad days on the radio, and you're still getting paid the same? Well, I'm not getting paid extra. The tip is extra. No, the tip is how they make their money. Going with your analogy, I'm not getting anything extra. They're getting extra by my tip. Does that make sense? No, but I think what Anna said. Anna said that the tip is what they get for their salary. The analogy is if I come to work and do my job on the radio, I'm getting paid. That's my salary. If they go to work and they do their job, they get paid. I'm not getting anything extra. But what if you have a bad day? Well, that's what I'm saying. I'm not getting anything extra. All right. By the way, Kev never has a bad day. I just want to say no. I do. I have my day. He's good. What's up, Lisa? Hi. Hey, so I'm in Tledo, and we have our burger review guy. And he was at J. Alexander's doing a review. And they charge for the carryout containers. Oh, how much? It was just under $2 from what I remember. Can I tell you? That's actually a lot. Can I tell you something, though? The containers at J. Alexander's are really nice containers. I know it's weird to say this. They really are, but I'd rather just have a basic container and not be charged for it. They don't use Styrofoam stuff. They use these plastic, nice little containers and stuff. I always get myself when I'm eating there an Alex salad. I love their salads. That's really good. That's the thing, though, if J. Alexander in particular, just using them as an example, so that's what we're on. If they want to provide a certain experience, that should be on them. I should have to pay for them to provide me a good experience. That should just be what they do. Crystal, what's up? It's Mojo in the morning. Hi. Good morning. Sometimes when they have the built-in tip, they give you crappy service because they know automatically they're going to get that $20, $25. I wonder if that's the case. That seems very interesting. I bet you that there's a little bit of truth to that, that they know they're already going to get their tip. I don't like it. And then you're waiting for water or an extra Coke or bread or whatever you need. Yeah, because they already know what they're going to get out of it. Taylor, what's up? It's Mojo in the morning. Hi. I just wanted to say I totally agree with you, Kevin, because honestly, you got that with yourself knowing that that's the amount you're making. You are making extra money based off your tip. So if you're going to be rude or you're not going to make sure I have my silverware or extra napkins or make sure my drink filled, like, no, I'm not obligated to feel bad about not giving you extra money because I came here to be served and you're not doing what I ask you to do. Wow. That's interesting because I always thought that they only make a minimum couple of dollars an hour or something like that, like a nominal fee. I thought that the tip was their money. I worked as a waitress myself and it's 100% the deal. You come in making a certain amount of money. Your tips aren't essentially supposed to make up for that. And at the end of the year, when you do your taxes, what happens is the government makes up for any money that you would have potentially made to make up for the minimum wage. OK. All right. Morgan disagrees with you. Morgan, what did you want to say? Hey, I actually just think you said a minute ago, Gertrude Kepp, they don't make a lot of money at all. You may have a day where you make almost nothing yet. That's not right. I'm not arguing that. I understand that. What I'm saying is if you give bad service, just because you make a lot of money on the tips that I provide doesn't mean that I should feel obligated to tip you higher. That's what I'm saying. Yeah, I agree with that. That's kind of nothing. I am in a built-in gratuity. Yeah, 100%. I will say this during this whole thing. The only thing that caught my ear was that Bianca's playing video games over there in the corner. That was my warm-up. Hey, hey, hey. What's your last word? I thought that was, uh... Probably call Joe. I ain't playing video games all day. Call Joe. I'm like all of a sudden going, wait a second, I think this topic is over with. Yeah, just as soon as me. Man. Don't like the weather? Just wait 10 minutes. You're listening to Mocho in the morning. You know what time it is. Time for Mocho's secret sound. 95th caller, 13... Why don't you send $13? $13,000 on the line. Courtesy of DFCU be the 95th caller. 844-MOJO-LIVE-844-665-6548. Do you want to hear the sound first? Sure. And I don't want to give anything away. But it's not a horse. Mocho in the morning's dirty on the 30. So rant. We're going to call it iconic. It'd be super positive on this Friday. That was an iconic guess. Yeah. I want to start off with Michigan Wolverines men's basketball. The championship team will celebrate the big win with a parade that is happening tomorrow. Parade going to start around 10 a.m. at the president's house on University Avenue. It's Friday. It's then going to wind its way through campus and will be followed by an event inside of the Chrysler Center at one o'clock. I believe you do need to buy tickets for that. There you go. You can get tickets at mgoblue.com. Tickets, I think some are still available. Just a heads up, if you're anywhere in that area, all of the streets are going to close around 8 a.m. So campus is going to be busy. Good luck. In other sports, Dirty Fresh off of a national championship, speaking of Michigan bringing back a key member of its starting five, junior point guard, Elliott Cadoe, told ESPN last night that he has agreed to a deal to return to the Wolverines for his senior year. Did everybody think that was going to happen? Yeah, I don't think he was a top perspective draft pick. He won basically like the college version of the MVP. So go get your money, man. Yeah. Yesterday, First Lady Melania Trump speaking from the White House and denying any connection to Jeffrey Epstein. She said the claims linking her to him are 100% false. She calls them lies and smears that are meant to damage her reputation. I am not Epstein's victim. Epstein did not introduce me to Donald Trump. I was not a participant, was never on Epstein's plane and never visited his private island. She also said she was never friends with Galene Maxwell. So any past contact like seeing him at events or a brief email, she says was casual. There was no sort of relationship there. And she said she is fighting back illegally against these false claims and is even calling for Congress to hold public hearings so victims can have an opportunity to speak out. And lastly, if you're into theater, Pink has been tapped to host the 2026 Tony Awards, marking her first time leading the big Broadway event. She calls the Broadway community quote unquote the hardest working in showbiz and is excited to celebrate. If you're into that the 79th Tony Awards will take place June 7th at Radio City Music Hall in New York. It will air live on CBS and stream on Paramount Plus. And while we're talking theater, I have to give a shout out because I know they're in town. The cast and crew of and Juliet saw it at the Fisher last night with Lucy and some friends. Absolutely freaking phenomenal. If you can still snag some tickets, you know every single song because it's a Max Martin musical. So all of the songs are Backstreet Boys, InSync, Pink, Katy Perry, Ariana Grande. It's so, so good. So it's our station in a play. Basically. Yeah, it's like a concert. But instead of Zach Martin, it's Max Martin. It's Max Martin. Oh, I like it. All right, if you miss anything from today's show, go back and catch up on the podcast on the free iHeart Radio app. Celebrity Dirt directly from the source is Mojo and the Morning's Dirty on the 30. It's time for Mojo's Secret Sound. And now your standing host, Kev Nose. Welcome back, people. It's your favorite radio game show, Mojo's Secret Sound, brought to you by the good people at DFCU. Today's grand total, $13,000. Let's meet our contestant, Hailing, from the great state of Ohio, specifically Toledo. We got Lori on the phone. Hey, Lori. Lori. Hi. Good morning, Lori. How are you? Good morning. I'm good. How are you? We are fantastic on this Friday ready to hear your guests. But first, if you win $13,000, what are you going to do with the money? I am going to fix the roof on my garage and I'm going to go with my daughter this summer to Greece. Wow. Okay, I like that plan. I love that. Lori, I don't know if you remember, but we've had one winner, only one winner. Since we've been doing this competition, it was Rose from Dearborn Heights. And I believe Rose said that she was going to use the money to fix her roof. Yes, on her house. So there is some magical roof energy in there. I hope so. All right, well, let's listen to the sound and then get your guest. Lori, what is Mojo's secret sound? My guess is windshield wipers on an icy windshield. Lori, are you on the Artemis 2 right now? Like, what is all that wind happening? I'm sorry, go ahead. Are you on the Artemis 2 though? No, Lori, you gotta, it pays to listen because unfortunately we had that guest previously. Sorry, Lori. It sounds very similar to that. Honestly, that is not a bad guess. Yeah, it does sound like that, but it is a guest that we've had before like Zach mentioned. So we don't get it. I just put it on my way to work. I probably missed it once I got to work. Understood. Well, listen, keep listening. We got one more chance today. Oh, $13. Oh my God. $13,000. $13,000. Guys, it's Friday. It's a photograph. Mojo in the morning's 13,000 secret sound is on the air now. You got Mojo's secret sound. It's when we pay you for your ears and that big overcaffeinated brain you have. Guess the sound. We pay you the cash. It's not rocket science. It's Mojo's. Get in. It's 30, 730, 830, and 930 with that big fat brain on Mojo in the morning. Thanks to DFCU Financial. We couldn't do this promotion without DFCU Financial. So we're asking you the next time you need a checking account, savings account, your kids' accounts or a loan, get up DFCU Financial. And show them the Mojo love. It's Mojo in the morning show. Kev has a question to ask about going over to somebody's house and what is the etiquette of doing what, Kevin? Boobling. Boobling. Like first time going to somebody's house, is it okay to take a dump? Duty. Like you were going over as a guest. You're a guest hanging out their house. They invite you over for what? Dinner or something? We had dinner. We had like, it was like a business meeting type of thing, but they prepare food. So we all, I wasn't the only one there, but I had to do it. You went to their house. Make a duty. And the first thing you had to do was go duty. Literally, I walked into the crib and was like, Hey, what's going on, bro? How you doing? I'm good, man. I got a duty. We're the bathroom. Like literally. You told her right here, but so I'm not about to play. They gonna smell it either way. So wait, you go to their house knowing you have to duty. Why did you not duty at home? I was out already and I needed to be. So the meeting was scheduled for, I think, seven o'clock. So in my mind, I'm like, okay, I got this, do this, do this, do do drop. Josiah to his mom at like six 30. It took me, I don't know, more than a half an hour to get from his house to where my meeting destination was. So I'm already running late. I don't got time to just stop off and go do to real quick. So I'm going to just do it there. See, I think you can't do that. I think you cannot go over to a person's house and duty unless it's an emergency and you have to duty. Like you can't walk into somebody's house and go, Hey buddy, how you doing? Can I use your bathroom unless it's peeing? And then it's got to be a quick visit. See, so the person lives about 20 minutes from me and I don't know really anyone else that lives in that area. So it was either go home and be 30, 40 minutes late to the meeting just so I could do or go be five, 10 minutes late and do do there. What bathroom did they allow you to use for your duty bathroom? Whatever was on the first level. Okay. So they had because I always feel weird. Like if I go to somebody's, you know, condo or apartment and they only have a bathroom in their bedroom and I'm not going to go duty in their bedroom because I'm going to tell you something. Sometimes if I have duty, that duty is going to smell there until nighttime when they go to bed. They had a window. I cracked the window. They already had a candle burning in there. I don't know. What do you think Shannon? You know how I feel about this. Do not poop in my house. What if you got to go to Starbucks? Go to Starbucks. Yeah. I'm sorry. 844-MOJO-LIVE or text 955-00 and your thoughts on this one here. And has anybody ever had somebody a guest back up their toilet at somebody's home? That's embarrassing. How did they react when you said I got a boo boo? It was like, oh, it's fine. Go in there. Do your thing. It was a seamless transaction. This was a business transaction you're getting. I know the person, but I never been in a house. You do business with people that you call it a boo boo or whatever. Boo boo, I do all that stuff. This person is really thinking your business like, excuse me, I'm going to set up my laptop right here in the desk because I go boo boo. What's going on Karma? How you doing? Hey Mojo. Hey. He has to use the bathroom. That's what it's for. You go. Preach. Would you rather him stop at a gas station and take a dump there? Ew. Yes. You go to your friend's house. Preach. I don't think you go do that though. The moment that you walk into their house though, what am I waiting for? My stomach is telling him he has to go. Karma knows. I don't think you can do that though. I think it's rude, especially if you to business meeting that he's having, you know, Absolutely not. That's what bathrooms are for dear. I'm coming over to your house. Where do you live? Karma. Have a great day. What's up Kelsey? How you doing? Good. What's going on? So my husband calls it christening the house. We've helped a couple of our friends move and on moving day, he would go poo in the bathroom. You can't be the first person to christen that place. You got to let them if this is their new place. I agree with that. I don't know. He just does. I don't know. That's funny. That's his payment for helping them move. What's going on? Him zoo. What's up? Him zoo. Him zoo. Him zoo. Him zoo. What's up? Him zoo. You know, it's another day. Nothing wrong with going to do people's house. But if I was scared, I would have just do that. It's baby mom's house. I had to go. I didn't want to be super late to the meeting. That was my whole thing. I knew I was already going to be late and I'm not a quick do to her. I mean, I could pinch her run and hear in the studio. Does Josiah's mom let you go to the bathroom? She let me do to her. Crapping on your baby mama? I don't call her my baby mama. I know. But still. I do to her house. There's something kind of symbolic about doing that. I wouldn't let you do that. What do you mean? You can't do that. Symbolic. You know, it's everybody. Why? He's comfortable with her. I know. But you have an adversarial relationship. You know, if you're somebody in that relationship, you just want to go take a crap rate on them. No, there's, we are no longer adversaries. What's going on, Christy? Hi, so I have a friend from high school. And to this day, I think she's been married for 21 years to this day. She's still leaves her home to go poo poo. Oh, he will not let her husband. Oh, really? Where does she go to the bathroom? Like at the gas station up the street? Oh, my god. Oh my God, she's just got it. She's got to just do that. That is not for how many two decades. That's crazy. I was watching Selling Sunset yesterday and some houses now. I think that Pewpape babies, I figured, once you've had babies, like you can poo poo anywhere. Oh yeah. Some houses now do him and her bathrooms. Oh, I like that idea. Me too. I think that's a great idea, him and hers, so you don't ever have to worry about doodling, you know, around. Same to him. I love that him and hers stinks, so why not? You know what you can't have though, is that fan, the exhaust fan, going right to their bathroom. They're still smelling the whole thing. Ryan, what's up, Ryan? Here, what's up, Mojo? Nothing much, man. We're talking about Kevin taking a crap on somebody. OK, so this one time I was at a customer's house, and the bathroom was right next to her bedroom, so I noticed you could hear, and I really had to go. So while I was sitting there and I was pushing, and it just came out like, boom, boom. So after I came out of the bathroom, I started acting like I was beatboxed and I started blowing the dance. So I was like, you tell me, see if I was in Drapin' No Remix. All right, see what it was. Oh my god, that might be my favorite call. Zaina, what's up, Zaina? Hey, so last week I was at my friend's house, and I had to poo. So when I went to the bathroom, her toilet tank wasn't filling up all the way. So I did the do, and then I went to go flush. I was like, oh my god, it's not going. Like, only a little water came out, right? Yeah. So I looked around in the bathroom for something, and I opened up the shower, and I see like a big cup in the bathroom. So I filled it up in the sink, and I started filling up the sink. There you go. The flush. The guy here. The guy here. Yeah. And she was like, are you good? She looked at the door, she was like, are you good? I'm like, yeah, dude, I'm good. I'm good. And I was like running the sink. She didn't think you were good. Yeah. She thinks when she heard the shower turn on, that you actually were taking a shower because it was so dirty. No, it was a bathroom sink. You want to. It's a good private because I had to fill it up in the sink. You want to do something really funny next time that you're at a friend's house? Go to the bathroom in their bathroom, and then come out like in their bathrobe. See what their reaction is. Next time, I'll send you guys a picture. I don't care. I hate that when people actually have a toilet that does not have a water that comes and fills back up again, because I don't want to go to the bathroom. And fills back up again, because I want to double flush. And the problem is you're waiting forever for that thing to refill back up. And sometimes you do it prematurely, and it does like the half flush. Yeah. Hold on a second. Deeza is on with us right now. He's nuts. Deeza, you. Dezba. Dez. Oh, gosh. I'm messing with everybody's names today. Dezza, what's up? Hey, how are you? Good. What's going on? So it was years and years ago. My fiance and a few buddies of his, I think it was Alan and Nick, and they went to Vegas, all sharing a room together. And my fiance decided to take a shit. Oh, I love it. You can't hate that. That would be great. She goes, she did. Wait, hold on. Stop for a second. I got to wait for the delay to kick in here a little bit for one second. He had to go to the bathroom and not take a spit. OK, he had to go. Although that's pretty much what he was doing. But go ahead, finish your story. And they had to leave the hotel to go by a plunger because it started to overflow in the bathroom. Oh, trip ruined. There's nothing worse than when you actually have to go that bad that you need a plunger. Yeah. Oh, it was terrible. What would you have done if you clogged this guy's? Because you said it was a big duty. What would you do if you had that and the guy doesn't have a plunger in his bathroom? Would you ask him then for a plunger? Would you scream out the door? Or what would you do? Use his dog. Oh, so I don't know. Would you go in there with a hand? Who the hell? No. Don't you think this is? Unclog that thing? No, sorry. You just figured this out. Would you leave it for the family to come get later? I have no idea. We have a bathroom that everybody uses. It's the family-friendly bathroom that everybody uses when they're doing the things. And I always make sure when I'm having, especially you guys over, a plunger sitting right there. The one right across from your front door. Exactly. Because I always know somebody's going to clog this damn thing. Because it's not the bathroom that you use on a regular basis. I always go to my bedroom when I use the bathroom. Oh, do you really? I enjoy that one. All right, it's Mojo in the morning show. Hold on a second. Nicole, what did you want to say, Nicole? Hello? Hi, Nicole. What's going on? I just wanted to comment on Shannon's statement. How can you not come to her house and take a dump? That's irritating. Then don't come. Don't come over. I'm your friend. I'm your friend. And my stomach is just cramping. And I have to go. And I can't come to your house. No. No. But I'm literally on my way to your house. And I can't go. You guys try that. Get me a caramel macchiato on the way. And it's crazy. That's crazy. Shannon is no fun. I like her up into this plane. This thing is like, that's very irritating. Classified documents. Help. We can't even give Mojo a semi-classified office gossip. This is Mojo in the morning. WKUI Detroit. WSNX Mosquito Grand Rapids. WVKS Tilly Do. Channel 955. 1045 SNX. And 925 KISS FM. An I-hard radio station. Guaranteed human. All right. It's Mojo in the morning show. So this morning, pulling up, Shannon and I pulled up at the same time that Bianca did. Bianca pulled up to a police escort. So every day I speed on grass shit. I'm not going to lie. By the way, don't announce that right now. Don't announce that. Not every day. This day was the first day that you ever sped. Sped on grass shit. But the speed limit is 35. So I was probably going like 36, 37. You were nasty. You were liar. Reverse those numbers. 63. And I saw the police, actually, when I was, they were turning down another street while I was still driving. So then I drive in front of the door, where I park every day in front of the door here at the studios. And this police officer is pulling up right next to me. And I'm like, oh, here we go. Rolls down his window. He's like, ma'am, you know you're speedy on grass shit, right? And I was like, I was? No way. He's like, yeah, you were. And then he was like, where are you? He's like, where are you going? I was like, work. Works right here. He's like, you work here? Yeah, I do. He was like, just have a good day. Don't do it again. Wow. Last time I ever got pulled over was driving home from Jingle Ball 2023. So it's been like two years. Wow, not going for you. For Micah, where are you? So long as I ever got without getting pulled over. But he didn't really pull me over. I feel like if he wanted to pull me over, he didn't turn the lights on. This was interesting. Chad and I get our cargo. That's kind of an interesting one. I was like, who's the police officer chatting it up with Bianca? Like legally, can they give a ticket if it's not like a lights on situation where they're pulling you over? I don't know. That's interesting. I think they can pretty much do it. Absolutely. Yeah. If you were speeding, you're speeding. I don't know if they need lights or no lights. But I want to see the speed gun. Like show me. Yeah. That was. I was thinking, where is the proof? If there's no proof, they can't say anything. That's why a good tip that I've heard is what is it? A good tip is never admit. Really? Typically when they pull you over, they'd be like, do you know why I pulled you over? And if you immediately go, yeah, I was speeding, then they got you. But what did you say? I said, no, I was. No way. You did? Yeah. See, I always am honest. I never admit it. Yeah, you're right. Don't ever admit it. Are there any cops listening to this show? Because I actually always, they'll always say, you know, they'll pull up and go, do you know I'm pulling you over and go, yeah, I probably was speeding. And they'll go, the good, you know, how fast you were going. And I never say, well, I was going this because I'm not looking down at my speed limit, you know, at all. But I've actually, I thought the honesty was the best policy. No. I said, now what I hear. Let me tell you, I've been honest every time. I've gotten a ticket every single time. I've never gotten out of a ticket. Maybe one time I sent my friend to court to like get my ticket. So I didn't get points. But I've said with me, I've got pulled over like probably 10 times. I've only got a ticket once. And you always back rise. I'm a start line. Back your eyelashes. Shut up to the police officers that understand people going through things. And the last thing we need is another damn ticket. You don't have to give a ticket every single time. Be honest, it's so bad if I was parked in front of the door at work and they ticketed me. I'll be honest with you. That's Detroit versus any of the surrounding areas here. You get pulled over in Detroit. There's a very good chance you may get let off. You get pulled over in Orchard Lake, Michigan or LaVon. You're a little girl. Or South. That's a lot. Southfield always gives tickets. I got pulled over in Royal. Me and my friend, once I was in them, we were at a popular movie theater is parking lot and I was younger. When I say we were smoking in there, we had empty liquor bottles in the car and he had his guns. He had a CPO. They let us off. Did you say that you had all that stuff? Now they just start pulling it out. They put one bottle out the car after another. Like, they put them on the hood. You're like, I promise you, I thought we were gone, bro. Yeah, real. Look, it's a blessing, bro. That's why some great cops are here. I've had good experiences with or DPD, but my very first ticket, I just had just started working in Detroit and I was going the wrong way and a one way because I didn't know it was a one way. Genuinely didn't know they gave me a ticket. I did that all the time. But the last I got pulled over, I was driving home from Jingle Ball to East Lansing. So from like Detroit to East Lansing and the guy pulled me over and he's like, where are you coming from? I'll dress up like that. I explained to him. I was like, I just came back from something called Jingle Ball. He's like, you look like a damn Jingle Ball. So I was coming home from work and no ticket there either. No, that's when I got my first ticket right there. But I didn't get to get a fashion police. These police officers, they seem pretty young. They were chill. So they're listening. You know why I think Bianca didn't get a ticket? Why? Because she looks all like very professional. She looks very cute. She's got the leather jacket today. She's got the leather jacket on. She's got her hair pulled back. She looks like this, like, I don't know, like a lawyer school teacher or something. A librarian. I think she's a librarian. Yeah. 844-EMOJIAL-LIVE, 844-665-6548 is our telephone number. If you have a tip, like a little pro tip on how to not get a ticket, I've all often learned and I've got a lot of cop buddies. A lot of cop buddies will just say to me that, hey, just grab the ticket and go. And then just go fight it in court. Like, don't sit there. Because here's the deal. If you become either belligerent or you become annoying to the cop, there's very good chance he's going to court to fight you and make sure that you get the ticket. But if you are like, thank you so much. Just give them all the information and just go with it and just go to court. Usually they'll let you at least not get points. And then they just knock it down to like double parking. My thing is, my thing is I just don't want the points because the, you know, the insurance, the all state goes up at that time. The all state. And I'm allowed to get on my dad's insurance too, so I cannot have it. It sucks. By the way, I'll tell you this. You remember my insurance is one of my kids. You get a ticket. I'm pissed. I can see we're out. I'm just going to give it to Mojo and be like, do your magic. No, no, no. Yeah. Well, okay. Well, I thought you were going to tell me I'm paying for it. No, I will make a phone call for you. I'll call some friends. All right. It's a Mojo in the morning show. Texture here says Bianca got off. Of course she's a girl. That is interesting. By the way, guys don't seem like they get just randomly off on tickets. The chances are higher if you have boobs. Yeah. Why does that not work for me? Oh, really? I never got to know why it's not working for me. I miss training, bro. Miss, I don't even need a training bra. What's up, Tracy? Hi. Hi. Yes, I live in Port Huron and I went up one block because the roads were all blocked off. To get gas, he pulled me over past the gas station. I ran out of gas and he gave me a ticket. Oh my gosh. Wait a second. So you ran out of gas. You couldn't even get away from the guy. I could not. Stuck on the side of the road. And I had to push my car around the block to get it back on. That's terrible. He could even drive you to the gas station. That's crazy. That's horrible. That's you should get his name and badge number. Yeah. I know, right? That's not fun. What's going on? Amy, hi. What's happening? Hi. First time long time. Hey. Hey, Amy. I'm a girl. I wasn't personally pulled over for the story, but when I was walking through Detroit, going to a Tigers game, a police, a Detroit police officer was pulled up next to a big Bronco with all their windows down and the police officer saw the woman on the phone in her car while she was driving while they were stopped and the police officer went overhead on her speaker and was like, girl, I know you're not on the phone right now. They always use those speakers. Do they? Yes. They have a little jingling ring out. I just heard them. Same thing, especially when someone's parked in the queue line tracks and I live very closer, like move off of the tracks. I've never known anybody that's gotten one of those. Oh, I have. I'm on my phone, really? Yeah, when I was a kid. We were driving home from the Ed Sheeran concert and I was on my phone texting my mom. One of the police officers was like, get off your phone right next to me. It was so loud. I was like, you didn't get a ticket though, right? No, no, no. I was super. I've never known anybody that's got one of those tickets, but they say they pull people over for those. It was like the day it started that rule. What's up, Tara? Hi. Hi. I got pulled over with my first car. It had apparently had tinted windows. I just thought they were coming. Oh, yeah. Yeah, but they were clear. Like you can see into my driver seat, my passenger seat. They weren't like really blacked out because usually they'll pull you over if they're really, really dark and then you can only be up to a certain percentage or something is the law, which is actually kind of funny because of my last Tahoe. I got pulled over for it and they were factory and I had to like just basically prove that it was factory tint on the deal because I think the cop just assumed because of the car was a black car that it was like really darked out. But what's up, Amanda? Hi. Hi. How's it going? Good. What's going on? I just had a recommendation for whenever you get pulled over by the police. There's a newer app out called the tourney shield. And if you use the app when you get pulled over, it'll actually call a lawyer for you and they'll walk you through like telling you what not to say or what to say. But you got to pull it out while you're doing it. And then the guy gives you a ticket for being on your phone. Well, no, you're pulled over at that point. So they can't give you a ticket for using your phone. So I'm sitting there reading. Give me one second. Let me talk to my attorney one second. Try to pull. And I can never find the apps and I'm looking for it the right time. Give me a minute. Give me a minute. Shout out to the ways app for people that actually notify you that a cop is there. I'm telling you, man, you guys have saved me a million times. What's up, Kimberly? Hi. How's it going? We're doing okay. And Bianca's doing even better. She didn't get a ticket today. Oh, that's awesome. So I heard you mentioned something about the cops going to court. Well, I used to do that, but now they can actually write a statement so they don't have to show up. Really? I didn't know that. That's good. Yeah. When I tried to do it, I did it a few times actually. And yeah, they write a statement now. So I always thought they had to show up. And if they don't show up for court, that they... No, it used to be like that. Because I got off. Where are you calling from? Are you in Michigan or Ohio? Um, no, I'm in Michigan. I'm downriver. Okay. That's wild. Well, there's like Zoom court now too. That's what I do. Really? That's easy. And they'll see the show if it's Zoom court. The cops don't show up. That's interesting, but that sucks though that they don't have to be there for the thing. I always feel like if they don't show up, then you're usually getting off. What's up, Taylor? Hi. Hi. So one of my friends, uh, back in the day, I remember we were over her house. Her mom comes running in the door. I just got another on my phone ticket from a police officer at the $175 ticket. She ended up getting three of them and they ended up evoking her license. Yeah. I was going to ask how many slips on the wrist you get before they finally say you can't drive anymore. She got three, three of them. She didn't learn the first two times at least. I mean, I get the idea in there, 175 bucks every single time. That's not cheap. Listen to this one. Alicia, you got a, uh, got out of a ticket by doing what? I think the sneezing fit. Really? He asked me why I ran the red light and I said, sir, I was having a sneezing fit and I could not see the light and I just kept going. And the guy let you go? He let me go. Are you a sneeze on command? Can you do that for us? Yes, I made a law. I was, I was drinking something. I was like, oh, sure. I started, I started, I started coughing. He's like, um, okay, okay, you're good. You're good. You're good. Just, just pull it on next time. He's probably like not wanting to get sick from wherever you got. So that's pretty wild. I made myself, I pissed myself to make myself look good. Oh my. See where you committed. That's the story. That's what you're talking about. What cares about the sneezing fit? Either new nor improved, but still better than the rest. Just mojo in the morning. Drag queens unite. Back to mojo in the morning. All right. It's mojo in the morning show. Have you guys ever been used as a friend's alibi? Like you found out that a friend was using you and telling people that you were with them, but not with them? You know what I mean? So to speak. In a, in a mms because Anna did that. And I didn't tell my alibi that they weren't my alibi until today. What's going on? But I was take, I was going to take a trip to Tampa, Florida to go on a date with a man like two weeks ago. I ended up having to cancel my flight like two hours before we took off. But when I was on the phone with my mom going to the airport, she was like, what, where are you going? And I was like Tampa. And she's like, why? I was like really quick. I'm seeing a friend, but you know, mojo and Chelsea have a place down there. And the Joe show is also there. So it'll be cool to see like where they work and stuff. My mom was so distracted by the fact that mojo had a place in Tampa and I was going to see him. She didn't even ask about the friend, which is exactly what I wanted to happen. Wait, did she? Perfectly. Wait, did you tell her that you were that you were staying with either us or with Joe? No, I didn't tell her where I was staying. So you, so you were doing a, you were doing kind of a, I'm going to say this as a generalization in her mind. She will put the two together that, oh, I'm with them and not then ask the other question. Really was not the situation at all. And because you were going to be staying with it with the guy. No, I wasn't even going to. I didn't even know if Mojo was in Tampa. I was going to say you were going to stay with the guy. You didn't even, you had no plans to meet up with him with Mojo. Does she know that you were, well now she does because you're talking about it on the radio. But did she know that you were talking to some guy that was I don't talk about my dating life at all with my family. And that's why I had to bring up Mojo because I didn't want to talk about it with her. I often wonder, I should have a conversation with your, by the way, I'm going to be in White Lake, Anna's hometown on Saturday morning from 10 until noon. And if Anna's mom and dad are listening, I would love to meet you at DFCU financial M59 in Bogey Lake Road, the cashback credit union where you can win a bunch of prizes. But also I want to hear your comments on your daughter and what her, I want to find out with their thoughts. What are your parents, do they ever, when they hear you, that you go out of town to go meet these guys or hang out with these guys? Do they ever worry about that at all? Well, for sure. But I used to not even tell them I was going out of town until I was already out of town. Now at least I give them a heads up. Like I've taken flights to New York to see a guy that I've never even met before. Oh my God. I was like, I was like, hey mom, just want to let you know if you see any videos on my TikTok of me in New York, I am here. I'm okay. Can you imagine, Shannon, I mean, obviously you have a young daughter. If that was, could you imagine your daughter calling you going, hey, I'm in New York with a guy. Or if I just thought on social media, I would kill her. Can I ask a related, unrelated question? Sure. Why did you cancel the flight to? I wanted to know so bad too. Because the guy was not acting right. Oh, right before you was about to take it. So we had like a whole plan for a date. And as I was literally in the car on the way to the airport, he calls me and he's like, yo, I forgot I had something to do. He tried to be like, can I just send you to the spa and then can we get dinner? And I'm like, no, I'm flying out there to see you. I can go to the spa in Detroit. What a move, by the way. Good for you. Yeah. God. Two hours before I was about to board. I never, I never could afford to send a girl to freaking Bob's big boy, let alone to send her to the spa while I have something to do while you come travel four hours or whatever on a flight or two and a half hours on a flight. Was that that bad though? What? Like to be like, because I mean, you could, you could meet somebody in Detroit and y'all have plans that night and they say, oh, dang, I forgot something popped up. Let me see you to the spa. And we have dinner. It's different when you're traveling to only spend one day with somebody and there's a back story. You think you're going to get the day? Yeah, like right before like two days before we still hadn't confirmed that I was going there to see them. So I sent him a text and like, yo, like I do want to see you, but my time is very valuable. I need to know like, what are we doing? What is the plan? So I already prefaced it with that. And then he said, your time isn't that valuable. You're going to the spa. How does it feel though? When you go out, a guy says, Hey, I want you to come visit me for one night and one night only. And you're going to go in town. Stay with your chest. No, what did you say? Dina Jones is a woman from a group called dream girls who has a song called one night only. What is it? Throwback throwdown right now? That's why I say it low like that. No, but how don't you think it's weird? Like you come in there to smash. You're going there. That wasn't the plan. What are you going there? You're going to spend more time in an airport than you are going to spend anything. I was going to be there for like a little over 24 hours. That's why he said we had a full day of things. Right. And this was like a date. No, you didn't. You didn't. His plan the whole time was, Oh, something came up. He was thinking that the entire time. Oh, okay. Well, good. I didn't go see him. And that would explain why he is now mad because he's like, why would you cancel on me? All right, I want to fly out for a day. Yeah, you're going. Know what's going on. Not maybe you don't. I don't know. But you know what's going on. You're going there to not fly out. Mojo was a great alibi though. Okay, let's get to that topic. That topic is, has anybody ever used you as an alibi review ever used a friend as an alibi? And should I have told Mojo that he was my alibi? I think you should have because what happens if I get a, I don't know if he sees your parents this weekend at DFCU. Yeah. And they're like, Hey, saw that Anna went out to, uh, what's going on? Stacey. Hi. Good morning guys. How are you? Good morning. What's happening? No, I just wasn't life doing the thing. Anyway, um, so I had a friend, we've been friends since high school. Um, and he, I get a random message from his wife at like 3 30 in the morning. You know what? I know you guys are really good friends, even though we have never met yet. I trust you, but it's kind of weird when him and I get into an argument and then all of a sudden you guys meet for dinner. So if you could do me a favor and just like cancel plans with him from now on, she just like went on this whole way. Stacey and I was like, yeah. So I message him and I say, um, why is your wife messaging me telling me that you and I had dinner last night and we did not. He said, well, we got into an argument and I just needed to go to it for a drive. And I didn't want to tell her I went to my parents house. He's a liar. You would say you went to your parents house. Did you tell the, I said, well, I'm not, I don't know. I said, I said, I'm about to tell your wife that you weren't with me. So you need to figure it out because I will not lie for you. Yeah. There is, there is, by the way, he's not going to his parents house. He's going to some other lady's house. That's not where he was going, but don't say my name. I know that's the thing. Can I tell you, I had a guy buddy of mine that used to do that with me all the time where he would tell the girls that he was dating that he was hanging out with me and he would be over at some other girls house and it was always, yeah, I'm going to be with Tom. I'm going to be with Tom and then they're always looking at me like I'm covering for him. You didn't even know you were being used to. Had no clue. John, what's going on? Hi, how's it going? Good, John. You want to go back to Anna's situation. What'd you want to say? No, I was just going to say if the guy's flying you out, I'm sure you're probably not the first and probably won't be the last. It seems like you'd like to do that pretty often, but I would say if that guy's doing that, he's a pro in that. Wait, did you say that about Anna or about him? About him. Yeah. It's probably not his first time if he's offering to do all that for you. Trust me. I'm aware. Although I got to be honest. I'm going to fly myself out. Not to shame you at all because I'm not shaming you, but you do mention from time to time guys in different cities that have offered to fly you places. I know, but it's kind of make them fly to you. And also, I fly myself out. Let's make that very clear. These men are not buying my flights. I'm buying my own flight. I get that, but it's the idea though. I think maybe make them come to you. Have you ever thought about that? I mean, some of them live here, but they have like multiple homes, so they're not always here. Like maybe the Pittsburgh guy, I wouldn't make him come to you. Really? He's back in the picture. What are you doing? We're going to Marty, Grop, but we'll talk about that later. Can I be honest with you? You need to have more guys in warmer climates. Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh. They go on a new order. They're going to Marty. As a warm. Okay. Ava, what's going on? Hi. Good morning guys. So this is a crazy story. This was last year. I was unknowingly in alibi. My friend of mine, she had a girlfriend and I guess she had told her girlfriend like, Hey, I'm going downtown to get drinks with Ava. I'm like, okay, cool. She told me like, Hey, you want to get drinks after work? I pull it to the bar. She's sitting there with the guy. I'm like, Hey, she's like, Oh, like come to the bathroom. She's like, Yeah, I'm going to date with him. I had told my girlfriend I'm about to eat with you. I didn't want her to think that's a weird about it. So I'm like, Oh, so you just, you used me basically as your alibi. Yeah, that's right. Man. So what did you do once you were there? I mean, I stayed there with them. He got us some shots. I, but I mean, it was clear that I was just, You were the third wheel. Yeah, like, you know, she wasn't lying to the girlfriend. She was there with me, but you know, her date was there. God, that's bold. That is bold. What's happened in Adrian. This happened with your sister. Is that right? Yes, that's right. We were in our early twenties. I might even been 19 still and she wouldn't tell me. And I'd get a call from her grandma or her mother like, Oh, how are you? And your sister or where's she? I'm, Oh, she's not with me yet. And I'd have to learn to be like, not here yet, or she's on her way, but she'd be like on the plane or Greyhound in Chicago and New York or something. And this is early days when metro phones didn't work everywhere. So we didn't even know we couldn't talk to her for a few days. So she got that. It's interesting in the age of find my tracking locations and life 360, like you can see where somebody is. So even if in most cases, so even if they have an alibi, you know, I feel like it's just, it's super dicey. Yeah. Anna, would you ever share locations with your mom? My mom passed my location. Oh, so she could just see where she was. She would see that I was in Tampa, but she thought it was Mojo's house. That's why she did. Hold on. Jay voiced this guy. This is about a coworker that used Jay as an alibi. Initial Jay, what's going on? So I had a friend to basically she did like her husband so much and started to speak to a co-worker and then her co-worker would call me and be like, Hey, what is Stephanie at? And I'd be like, I don't know. I was like, well, she said she was with you. And I'm like, I don't know what to tell you, man. Yeah. Wow. She was with me. So wait. So, so the, but it wasn't the husband calling you. It was the co-worker that she was cheating with calling you because it was the husband. Okay. I thought you said the co-worker. That's interesting. So they would, so she was cheating with the co-worker and then saying, I'm hanging out with Jay and I'm assuming Jay, that puts you in a bad spot. Cause do you think the husband ever assumed that you were messing with the person? No, I don't think he ever assumed. But he also wasn't that kind of person either. Okay. So you're okay. How are you understanding this man? I don't know. He's talking in Morse code. I don't know. Yeah. His voice is guys. His voice is guys. His voice is guys sounded bad. Could you imagine if your, your sister's alibi? Like if you're covering, it's one thing to cover up for a friend. Yeah. Can you imagine you're covering up for your own blood? Julie had that happened or Julie? Yeah. Um, my, my sister, um, she would call me and use me as her alibi or if I was going on a first date and like it wasn't going very well, I would call her and we would have a code word and then she would have an emergency that would come up and I would have to go and help her. Okay. What was the code word? It's stupid, but it was watermelon. Just randomly say that. What if you really wanted just watermelon though? Would that ever cause a problem? No, no, it never causes a problem. Okay. All right. Well, I gotta tell you, I ain't going to Mardi Gras and his mom, I just want you to know that if he ever calls you buddy or just says, Hey, you, he's not trying to be offensive. He just forgot your name. This is Mojo in the morning. Hey, buddies. If you want to shot at $13,000, it is your last opportunity of the day to guess Mojo's secret sound. Here's the sound. 95th caller 844-665-6548. Nope, do it again. I'm this is the second time I did that today. I'm so sorry. I'm struggling. It's right. 844 Mojo live. If he ever calls you buddy or just says, Hey, you, he's not trying to be offensive. He just forgot his mom so his mom just put his mom to his car so his mom just put his mom to his car so his mom just put his mom to his car so his mom just put his mom to his car so his mom just put his mom to his car so his mom just put his mom to his car so his mom just put his mom to his car so his mom just put his mom to his car so his mom just put his mom to his car so his mom just put his mom to his car so his mom just put his mom to his car so his mom just put his mom to his car so his mom just put his mom to his car so his mom just put his mom to his car so his mom just put his mom to his car so his mom just put his mom to his car so his mom just put his mom to his car so his mom just put his mom to his car so his mom just put his mom to his car so his mom just put his mom to his car so his mom just put his mom to his car so his mom just put his mom to his the next episode of the show. I'm going to show you live. Mojo in the mornings dirty on the 30 final dirty Shannon. No, thank you. Okay so ahead of Coachella this weekend and dirty for you about one of the headliners and I'm talking about just in Bieber. He has become the highest paid performer in the history of Coachella. He's getting a $10 million. He's so ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex ex $5 million bucks and Harry Styles, Travis Scott and Kendrick all got paid $4 million. By the way, and Bianca just told me this, so shout out to her for being my source on the story. Bieber's performance tomorrow night, which is happening at 11 o'clock, I believe Pacific Time. So what is that? 11 to 12, 12 to 1, 1 to 2 AM our time? Anyway, you can watch it live on YouTube. It's gonna stream. So. Free? I'm down. I mean, yeah. Is that your alarm? I've got some new details about Taylor Swift and Travis Kelsey's wedding. Now, let me just say this. I believe nothing that I hear about this wedding because I truly think the details are kept so locked up. But we've been hearing for the past couple of months, it's going to be June 13th at her beautiful oceanfront estate in Rhode Island. And now I'm hearing save the dates are out. That is not the case at all. It's July 3rd in New York City. So I don't even know if that's true, but that's the newest rumor that's going around this morning. So I wanted to pass that along to you. If you are a fan of love on the spectrum on Netflix season four just dropped, you know all about Abby and David. They found love with each other, shared their passion for Disney in season one. Well, after five years as the cutest couple, they have broken up. They could not come to an agreement on when they wanted to get married. She's been ready. She was ready years ago. He still needed time. So they have gone their separate ways so they can figure those things out. That news came across yesterday, my phone, and I actually like had a frog in my face. Something's wrong with me. I'm very invested in that show. No, Mojo too. He was real upset. Yeah, it's a great show. If you have any more dirties because I have a special thing I want to say. I have one more quick one. Talking about offset trying to bring a paternity case into his divorce with Cardi B. A judge actually shot this down yesterday. So according to some new court documents that were leaked, offset asked for a DNA test on Cardi's baby with Stefan Diggs at some point during their divorce. The judge denied that request. However, in the same filing, we can see that offset did get approval from the judge to request a DNA test involving another child connected to Cardi B. So I'm not quite sure which one of the other three that one is in regards to. But there are some questions to me. They all look very similar and they all look like a mix of offset and Cardi's. Yeah. Who knows? Okay, here's my special special shout out. If anyone sees our very own Kev knows tomorrow. It is his birthday. Yeah. So please say happy birthday to him and we're going to say happy birthday to him right now. Happy birthday. Thank you. I appreciate y'all. All right. Happy birthday to all my Aries out there. I miss anything from this week of shows and you want to go back and catch up. You can always do so 24 seven for free on the I heart radio app. Celebrity dirt directly from the source. It's motor in the morning's dirty on the 30. Now it's time for Mojo's secret sound. Let's get a winner this time. Let's get a winner. Grace. Good morning. How are you? Hey, Grace. Grace. Hey, Grace from Garden City. How you doing? I'm doing fantastic. Grace, you are our last contestant of the day. Are you ready? I'm ready. $13,000. What are you going to do with that money if you win? I take my kids out on vacation. Okay. Well, Anna just told you my birthday's tomorrow. So if you, uh, if the vacation doesn't cost. Yeah, there we go. If it doesn't cost $13,000, you throw me some cash. Let's play the sound for you. Okay. Okay. All right, Grace, the last time I'm going to ask this today and potentially forever. Grace, what is Mojo's secret sound? Is it the bill counting machine at the bank? The bill counting machine at the bank. You put money in and adds it all up really fast. Yeah. I can see that. I like that guess. I like that guess. So we had someone earlier say that, but she didn't submit that. Yes. That, I guess she said what? She just said cash. A horse. Oh yeah. She said, she first said it sounded like cash and then she changed her guess to a horse. Oh, hold on. Unfortunately. Oh, darn it. Oh, I'm sorry. This is driving me crazy. Good guess, Grace, from Garden City. Hey, keep on trying though. Mojo's going to be back on Monday and we're going to get someone. I promise you because he, I think he's going to spill his guts. Now, if you've been listening, there have been little teeny tiny hints that have been dropped. Okay. So if you, if you've been paying attention to those hints, I don't know what it is, but I think it will help you. At least that's what Zach says and he knows what it is. All right. Thank you. Monday will be back. We identify as Mojo in the morning. Ladies and gentlemen, Mojo in the morning. Mojo in the morning. And now back to Mojo in the morning. All right. So yesterday, Chelsea and I went for her six week follow up appointment after her having surgery for ovarian cancer and things went great. It was awesome. I was so happy when I saw that you had posted that. Yeah, it was good. We, we went in and she sat down and had a conversation with, it was a physician's assistant to the doctor that did the surgery and everything was good. She got the okay to like start doing a little bit more, which was nice because I think she's right now at a point where she's about ready to kill me. She wants to do like, and it's not because anything I'm doing, I actually feel like I'm, I'm okay. It's just that she just wants to kill something. She wants to get out of the house. Yeah. She wants to like be able to get a little bit of her, her life back. She wanted to kill you before the surgery. Pretty much. But we, we went, I went to Michigan medicine. I love those guys. They do such a great job of making you feel, you know, like you are in the best hands and I believe that you are when you go there. And then after we got everything done, which is so funny because she had to get like a, like a pelvic exam, which you women, man, I gotta tell you, I love you. There's never fun. And she had to go to the bathroom too. Like that was the other thing too. Like she was like, I gotta go to the bathroom, but I got this exam. I don't know. Like I could, I was sitting there the whole time having to go to the bathroom too. And I'm thinking to myself, how do you go to the bathroom and get this examination done without sometimes they want you to have a full bladder. Yeah. Like depending on what you, if she's having like an ultrasound or you know, whatever. Yeah. So after she got it done, got the good news. She went to the bathroom and peed and then I said to her, I go, we're going out and celebrating. So we ended up going out to eat in getting a $30 sandwich at Zingerman's. It looked good. Can I be honest with you, man? Those sandwiches are expensive. Yeah, they are. I know. They're so good. Well, it's funny because I never get a chance to really go to Zingerman's that much because I don't live in, you know, in and around Ann Arbor. It's like a 45 minute to an hour commute, but it is so good and the place is so good. And they got like the meat place there where you can buy meats, but I always like to go to like the dessert place. They got a dessert place that's there. It's really good. Do you guys, are you guys like our family? Whenever you get any kind of news and it's good news, we all go eat. Is that something that you, do you ever do that in your family? Like it feels like whenever you have like a good, like when I used to get a good grade at school or I had like a good report, we always would go to the Sizzler buffet afterwards. Oh, the Sizzler's. And it would always be that it was either the Sizzler buffet or what was the other buffet? Friendly, oh. No, Friendly's was great. Friendly's was great. No, not old country. It was the other steak place. The Sizzler and, well, no, Ponderosa. Ponderosa. We used to go to Ponderosa. That wasn't a buffet. I see. I don't know if it was a buffet, but we used to go to the Ponderosa. That was always a good one. I mean, anytime to your point, I don't know what it is, but feasts are associated with celebration. Yeah. And whether it's graduating high school or getting a good grade or whatever it is, when you celebrate, there's typically food involved. Yeah. I love it. I mean, it's drinks. Same. I was going to say, my family's a dream. Like it's always like, let's have a glass of wine. But what's she doing when you were younger though? Like, what do you do with your kids? It was always ice cream. Really? Ice cream. Oh, sweet, full on eat. We're fat people. We don't, we don't go just, we go for ice cream and we go for the food by the time. It's all to be a part of your family. Yeah. Like we always end up, we always had the restaurants that were the restaurants. Like for the kids, they did good in school. It was always, we either, by our house, there's a place called the Lodge. We would go to the Lodge for nachos and stuff like that or Red Robin. That was always the thing. But when I was a kid, it was always, you'd go to like Shannon mentioned, Friendlies was kind of like the place we had a Friendlies that we would go to. Yeah. That or Big Boy. You go to Bob's. Shut up, Big Boy. Big Boy's still around. Getting out on the Southfield. And the best was I always remember my dad would let us get milkshakes and stuff. And it was kind of like our thing. Like we would just go and get like big old burgers and milkshakes. Yeah. Josiah Newspot is Olive Garden. I'm like, dog, I'm so tired of Olive Garden. What's the order? Oh my God. He gets like a big thing. So he get like macaroni a thing, then he get broccoli. Dude, the way they do their kid's meals is so good because they let them pick. Yeah. You know? Does he like the breadsticks? Well, he destroys the breadsticks. They're so good. He destroys the breadsticks. Somebody was telling me in the salad too. For some reason I like in their salad just like iceberg lettuce with like Italian dressing on it. But for some reason their salads in that big plastic bowl are always so good. But somebody told me they limit your breadsticks now. You just ask for more. Really? And they never get a bad look at all? I mean, be nice, smile and keep them coming. And then take the extras home with you. Absolutely. It was to me, it was one of those things like yesterday we went to Chelsea never being disingermens. She's never heard of it until you start talking about it. Wait, she's never been until yesterday? She's never been disingermens at all. No. So that was the first time she had ever been in there. So I'm in there and I'm like, you know, I'm one of those ones where I'm like a pro I walk right up and they got the screen and we're ordering the thing. I'm like, Chelsea got to get it. And she loves pastrami. So she, so I'm like, Chelsea, you got to see this thing. And she's like, just give me a small sandwich. I'm like, we're not, we didn't have a small appointment today. We had a big appointment today. You're getting a big sandwich. And of course. Was this celebration for Chelsea or you? It was my celebration too. What's going on? We got a weather update here, weather updates from listeners in the area here that are in and around Comerica Park. What do you got, Jennifer? I am not near Comerica Park. I'm in Clarkston and Waterford and it's been pouring. It is. Okay. You can hear it in our background. I'm no meteorologist, but I'm pretty sure it's raining bitches. What's that? Say that again. It's probably raining in commerce too. It's okay. We're right around the same. Okay. So you should know. Well, thank you. I appreciate that. It's coming. It's coming towards downtown Detroit. We haven't had anything outside of our Eastern Market Studios, but we're hoping that if the rain continues throughout the day, they just push the game time back a little bit. What's up, Jay? Hey, this is Jay. First time caller. Hey, Jay. What's going on, Jay? I just wanted to say it's raining pretty good in South. Okay. All right. So it's coming. It's where you heading to from Southgate? I'm headed to Linker Park. Very nice. Not that horrible of a drive. That's actually a good drive. Yeah. Go Tigers. Not really good right now. Yeah. Go Tigers and Lions. Hey, quick question for you. Where was your place that your parents would take you to go eat and celebrate? There was a place in video called Ranch. Ranch? What kind of food was it? It was just a buffet. A buffet. I love it. Yeah. Do you remember back in the day when Pizza Hut had a buffet? Yes. Do you remember the buffet? Yes, I do. Right on 7-Maw. Pizza Hut had a buffet and it honestly was never good tasting food. Please. But it was a lot of food. You liked it. The younger you are, the worse your taste buds are. That was so good. And there was no pop as good as Pizza Hut pop in those red textured cups. Oh, the red cups. You know what I'm talking about? Yeah, I know what you're talking about. The red, those red, they're like, like horror plastic. Everything tasted like horror plastic. A doctor pepper in one of those. Oh my. They had a masta choli thing that was in there and I tasted like the masta choli had been in there forever. You know what it was like? It was like, did you ever go to the mall and go to the Sbarro's in the mall? You loved Sbarro. That food is still sitting there right now from when I was a kid. And the slices of pizza are like as big as your head. What's up, Dakota? How you doing? I'm good. How are you guys this morning? Good. What's going on? I am in the St. Clair Shorts area and there's a light drizzle, but the sky does not look pretty around this area. It's coming. It's coming close up. It just started drizzling here. Hey, Dakota, where was your food celebratory place that you would go to? Like if you brought home an honor roll in school, where did you guys go and celebrate? We didn't go anywhere to celebrate. I wanted steak. You go steak? Mom made it at home. Oh, like what? Like a farmer jack steak or what kind of steak? Whatever she bought is what I was eating. It was steak to me. It was steak to you. Just give me a steak. Fran had my favorite place. Fran, what's going on? Where did you guys go celebrate? Yeah, my mom used to always take me to Chichi. Chichi. I thought it was coming back. I hope it does. I'd breathe about that place. Would you get fried ice cream? I just remember eating so much chips and sauce I couldn't move. The fried ice cream was so good at Chichi's. I missed like a place with fried ice cream. What's up, Allie? Hi, it's Mojo in the morning. Good morning, everybody. Good morning. Mojo, that's a Chicago thing. What? Like just going out and having a good time. Literally everything. No matter what happens in life. That's a Chicago thing. My family was lone star. Lone star. Go to one. By the way, I think it's an everything thing. I listen. I've been to Detroit for, you know, almost 30 years. I'm going to tell you something. I think we eat everywhere and we like food. Yeah. It's an American thing. I think that's what we do. We all feed our faces with things. I think it's a good thing. I think it's a good thing. I think it's a good thing. I think it's a good thing. I think it's a good thing. We all feed our faces with things. Sarah, what's up, Sarah? Hi. Hi. What's going on? So Ponderosa. Ponderosa did have a buffet, but they had the best chicken wings. Boy, it was like a 50 piece in the tin foil can. Do you remember, Sarah? Do you remember at Ponderosa, the, they would have like, I don't even know what it was. It may have not have been real meat, but it, the stripes on top of the steak were so perfect. They were so perfectly square on every single piece. It was like a stamp. It was like stamped right on top. The way they grilled it. It was the way the grill was. I worked there. That's how I know. Oh, somebody just texted in and said, Mojo, it's all about Bill Naps. Okay. The chocolate cake at Bill Naps was something to die for. That was the best. Do they, I think you can still buy the chocolate cake in grocery stores. So good. Like Myers and Krueger. Kyle, what's up, Kyle? Not much. How are you guys? We're good. What's going on? Getting hungry. Yeah. Yeah. As a kid, my mom, you always take me on half days to the pizza hut buffet. Oh, that we were just talking about that. Do you remember the glasses that Shannon was reminiscing about that you'd get poppin? I do not know the plat or there were the red plastic glasses. And they, they only came in one size. So even if you were a kid, you got to get a full big large pop. Oh yeah. It was great. Anybody who's around my age to probably remember us because you're talking about pizza hut, they used to have this program to get you to read called book it. And you had this like a big pin and there were stars on the pin. And once you read a book, your teacher could put a star on the pin. And once you got all the stars filled, you went to pizza hut. That was it. And they gave you a personal pan pizza. Pizza. That's right. And it was the best day of your life when you got to go with that filled, filled pin. Marie, where was your celebratory dinner? My mom didn't really give us a choice, but it was definitely a long John Silver's for any birthday, any celebration. Isn't this funny? Got to get those chicken plank. Oh man. That was good. I've never had long John Silver's. Oh man. We got to. Please. Not bad. Their rebrand is very good. And they sell cheesecake factory cheesecake there. Do they? No way. Looky here. That's good answer. How about Max and Irma's? You guys remember Max and Irma's? They were the best. They were the best. They had a little bathtub that was there. You get to have a Sunday at the end of it. I'm reminiscing a little bit with listeners right now on text message. We're going back and forth on stuff and celebrating food. It's funny. I've got one here. He says, Cav, my son is just like yours. Olive garden. And then people would always talk about, oh, they said El Charo in Frasier has the fried ice cream. It's so good. I've never been there before. Is it worth me driving out there? Is there anything else good there? There's also one by my house. We should go sometime. Okay. Love El Charo. Old country buffet. My grandma would take us to the old country buffet or the Sweden house. Oh, the Sweden house was a downer of her staple. My dad used to work there actually. Did he really? Yeah. When he was in high school. There's nothing better. Ferrell's ice cream. Somebody's out here from Ferrell's. What's up? You just got carried. I got excited. Nothing else matters. Yeah. I'm going to go to the Ferrell's. Where would you live? Where'd you grow up? I grew up in the Mad Heights, we call it now. 12 in the Quinter area. And yeah, it was by Oakland Mall. And they would bring like the cake out on this like stretcher and they would have like all this music playing like it was a band and they would, the whole restaurant would be involved if it was someone's birthday. And then when you were leaving, they had the candy room. I don't know. I mean, yeah, we're so put with that. Bring this back, please. This is what our life was like. That's so fun. Desserts on a stretcher. Oh, hold on. Do you remember this place, Tiffany? Where did you guys go for your party? Ben again. Ben again. Don't even get me started. You guys know how much I loved Ben again. Ben again. I, the money Chris. I got the budget charges. My brother Bill went from bus boy to manager of a Ben again. Oh my God. Literally. That green sign on the side of the road got me so excited. Man, I will say, no, real quick. I will say this though. I knew it was a good day when we went to McDonald's at the drive-through, but it was a better day when my mom parked. That means we got inside to go to the play place. You guys, it's not the same. What happened? A lot of them don't have any. Well, now they have kiosks and stuff that you go to like the McDonald's by my house. There's like one person working there. And they used to be themed like there was a McDonald's, there was a rock and roll. They don't do that anymore. All right. It's not the same. Oh my God. Hold on. 734 says remember Baker Square. Dude, the French silk pie. I love the French silk pie. French silk, by the way, they're so good. The one on your rica. That for some, and this is, you know, this is why I'm fat. And this is why I've been fat my whole life because food meant this much to me. Like the idea that this is where our family got together. I can't remember the last time that I have like said to the kids, let's go to, you know, like my kids were like, can we do it? Can we go to Sephora instead? They're doing. They're doing. They all wanted to have it either door dash. Somebody bring it to them. No, we're going to get the feral's ice cream cake on a stretcher. Oh, hold on. That place sounded amazing. Courtney, what was your place? The beef carver. That's signed to the beef carver. Oh yeah, they still got those. One in Royal Oak. Is it really? Yeah. Is that a legit one? Or is that just a sign? It is big red sign. No, it's not a sign on an abandoned building. No, I see people there. I have tons of people there all the time. Yeah. Oh my God. These places. Shownies. Remember Shownies. I remember Shownies. What is the other ones here? I'm trying to look at some of these CC's pizza. Some people are bringing up here. Ruby Tuesdays. Ruby Tuesdays. They had a good salad bar. They did. Fod Rockers. Did y'all ever pull up the A and W? A and W. We already had the floats. It was great. I mean, it's still around, but yeah. I took the Gordon Chevrolet people, Mike and Mona and the entire staff. Yeah. We went to, they have an A and W right across from them. We had them make us root beer floats. Spilled it all in the new car. Hopefully that wasn't one you bought. I guarantee you though, they got it all nice and clean for you. Bucca de Beppo. The Pope table at Bucca de Beppo. If only Kate could go directly to our boobs instead of our thighs. This is Mojo in the morning. Alright, it's Mojo in the morning. So Chelsea and I went out for dinner and Chelsea and I are creatures of habit. I don't know if you guys are like this, but we go to the same places all the time and very often when we go to whatever it might be, a Coney Island or we go to the family restaurant up the street, the sushi place that we go to from time to time. Or this place is a nice place that we went to. We went out to a Phoenicia, which is a great restaurant. I love their ribs. And whenever we go there, we always end up getting the same servers, the same guy that every time that we always get. And he's great. He's got a great smile to his face. He's very friendly. He's always been nice to us. He loves when I bring the guys in from the radio station. He loves EJ because when Jingle Ball is always here, I always make sure EJ gets in. Long story short, Chelsea and I are eating and we go to eat and we order hummus to bully with vegetables for an appetizer. And then he comes over to grab our dinner order and Chelsea and I say, you know, we're going to split an order of your world famous Sammy spiced ribs with a side of French fries. And he goes, that's it? And he says, yes. Oh, okay. You guys on one of those shots? He's a guy. He feels comfortable with you. Well, as a matter of fact, we are. Did you say yes? Yes, I absolutely did. Which brought to a really interesting question of can you ask somebody if they're on a diet or if they are doing the shot or what diet they're doing? Is that too personal to ask somebody if they've lost weight? Because there was for so long where people would question me on different things when they would see my weight fluctuate. Yeah. And I was always the guy that did the commercials for whatever I was doing. I mean, honestly, I'm a whore. I'll take it. But you legitimately, anything you talked about, you were doing, you were trying. And I'm not making money off the shot because nobody has gotten that sold. I don't know. What was your favorite diet? I loved doing Dr. Stanley. I love doing my, first of all, I loved Dr. Stanley. He was like my favorite guy ever. You were your skinniest when you were doing it. Yeah. Wait, what was the diet? It was Nutra Most and then I think it was Nutra Most and then it was Ideal You, right? Or something like that. But Dr. Stanley was the man. He and I became friends and stuff. So long story short with this, can you ask somebody if they're on the shot? And when people are offended, if you do ask them that, is it similar to asking somebody if they're pregnant? No, I don't think so. It's totally opposite of that, right? I mean, absent somebody if they're pregnant means they're fat. I do think there's a better way to go about it. Like, oh, you guys look great. Are you doing something? Are you? See, I don't think the waiter can ask. Although I don't know your relationship with him. If this is somebody you see every week and you have a rapport with, okay. But I don't necessarily think that you can ask that. But we used to, I mean, we had, you know, people that worked on our show that lost a bunch of weight. And when they lost a bunch of weight, they would get offended if you would ask it all about the diet or what was going on. They would get, you know, offended because everybody assumed that it's a shot. And so many people are afraid to say that they're doing something. Like, it almost makes them feel like they're cheating. And you're not cheating by doing whatever the diet is that you're doing. You know what I mean? Like, if you're doing intermittent fasting, is that cheating? No, no, it's basically you're working towards it. You're doing the shot. You're also doing something very, you know, different. You're giving yourself something every single day or once a week, no matter what you're doing. That's for your health. No, I agree. I think Anna may have said it first. It's based on the relationship you guys have with him. He's very cool. He's very comfortable with you all. But I'm sure in his profession, he's probably seen so many people in the last year. Things are not not order as much as they used to change how they go about it. So he probably just thought, yeah, this is one of them. Do you think restaurants hate? Oh, is that big? Do you think probably it's slashed their proper margins? Do you think that if you're the owners of these restaurants and you're serving, you know, these meals to one? Which by the way, I didn't even look at the bill because I don't even know if that's the if they do this. But I heard some restaurants are actually charging you a split plate. What? They get a zippy fee? I hate when restaurants do that. That's like what you were talking about yesterday where they charge you three bucks to cut your burger. I hate the split charge. Yeah, they don't like the idea that you're doing it. Although they didn't split anything, they just put a plate of ribs down in the center. Yeah, just bring me an extra plate. And they brought us two plates. So we kind of serve family style. And I don't think that they did, but I will say this to you that it definitely hits the profit margins, right? It cuts right into the profit margins. They used to see people coming in like, yeah, they bought the order a lot. Look at that. Yeah, we know what Mojo and Chelsea's bill normally is. What the heck? That fat son of a bitch. You have any idea how heavy you are? Skinny son of a bitch now. We have a dessert today, sir. Got jelly in your belly, your little fat. No apps? What is going on? Now this guy's on it. How did he react when you said yes? I think it was kind of him laughing. He's a friend. I saw now, because we talked about the pill, like the Ozympic or DLP one pill. There's drops you can do. I mean, they're really making it easy. Under your tongue or something? I don't know. Wow. I did the drops one before with Dr. Stanley. But these are like DLP one, like actual drops. What's up? How you doing, Rose? I'm good. How are you? Good. I'm doing fantastic. How are you? Is it bad to ask somebody if they're on a diet or something? I would say it kind of depends, because some people see like taking Ozympic shots and stuff like that as like cheating to lose weight. But I can see like some people being offended or like embarrassed if they're asked, because some people don't like to admit like, hey, I have to take a shot to lose weight. But can I say something in this? To me, that bothers me when people get offended by something like that, because I, as a fat guy, I guess I can speak to this, right? But as a fat guy, I want to help other people who are struggling with their weight and say, yeah, it works. You should try this thing. Right. You know? Right. I agree. I agree. And I think others should do it too. I have a friend of mine. Don't date keep. Tell me. I mean, we were having a conversation about this. He's gone through AA and he's constantly always very focused on making sure that he doesn't drink ever again. And he will tell people when people will, you know, he'll order a drink. He'll say, yeah, he says I'm recovering and he'll explain to them his story. And I have to tell you, I've seen people's eyes light up going, oh my God, I need somebody to talk to about that. I have a brother or, you know, something like that. So, Casey, what's up? It's Mojo in the morning. Hi. Good morning, guys. Good morning. What's happening? Yeah. You know, with that, it's something he has to kind of be careful with. I actually, a friend of mine actually just posted a video asking like, how do he respond? Because he has cancer and he lost a ton of weight from it. And people are like, oh, well, you look great. What are you doing? And he's like, how do you really respond? It's hard because, you know, I don't think you want this guy, you know, he's like, it's, you know. And I can tell you though, I would love to be there when he told somebody only because could you imagine the look on somebody's face? If you, if you would sit there and go, I got cancer. Oh my God, that would like be a record scratch. You know what I mean? Yeah. Yeah. And he was just, you know, he had posted that asking and he was like, I just don't know because I don't want to make them feel bad for, you know, saying something about, you know, all you're looking good or you lost a lot of weight or something. Yeah. And he's like, oh, well, it's cancer, you know, make them feel bad for saying it. So he's like, how do I, how do I go about this? How's your friend doing? Is he doing okay? He's doing good. Good. Say a personal shout out to him. So thank you for the call. Appreciate it. You know, that happened to me. Remember when I had that lymphoma scare and I had to have lymph nodes removed from my armpits and a lady came up to me. I was wearing a tank top, but I had like the bandages on because it was the middle of summer when I got it done. And she was like, did you have that arm fit, that armpit fat removal surgery? I have been wanting to do that. And I was like, no, they actually think I have cancer and remove some lymph nodes and her face was like white. That she had asked about a fat removal surgery and it was definitely not that. What's up, Portia? How you doing? People getting a fit. Good morning, everybody. Good morning. I have a couple of opinions about you only get to allow one opinion a day. I'm sorry. We're doing one. Yeah, we got one opinion a day, one max. If you'd like to, you can go back to the end of the line to do the other one right afterwards. Okay. What's your first opinion? Well, I'll give you the most unpopular. Okay. So in this is no shade to anybody that uses it. If someone were to ask me if I was like using the shot or anything, honestly, would be so offended. It's like asking me if I'm like on hard drugs. Like what kind of hard drugs? Like crack. It's like asking you if you're on crack. Yeah, like what you mean? Like, no, I don't know. I'm not in the office to anybody that uses. I know people that use it and it's done great for them. Wait, you know people that use crack? No, I'm talking about the shot. Oh, okay. Oh, well, I'm sure I do, but no, no, no. I knew what you were saying. All right, poor show. Just for you and just for you only. I'll let you get your second point out. Go ahead. Okay. I would just wanted to say, because I know people who lose weight from like stress and things like that. So it's kind of like, I wasn't trying to lose weight, but here I am, you know, so see it's funny. I feel like that's like a question that you asked someone, you know, stress is it makes me eat. I eat more when I'm stressed. Like when I gain weight, I always tell people opposite. Really? If you know I'm stressed. If yeah, if I'm not eating. Portia have the best day. You guys as well. Drive safe today. Yes. Thank you. Bye. Attention. Mojo in the morning. Throwback. Throw down coming up in minutes.