8a Eric's Facts, Wedding Omen Game, and Scoop 04-10-26

Hey, this is Anthony Push from the Push and Win Law firm. If you've been injured in an 18-wheeler accident, call us today. 833 Push Win. You can also visit us online, pushwin.com. 104.1 K-R-B-E, a cumulus media station. Good morning, everyone. We ready? Live from the TFC Energy Studio. We have the ruler show with Eric, featuring Special K and Sam. Iconic. That is the keyword that you need to know right now. Iconic. I'm not going to be able to say it to you. It's not going to be me, but thank you. Eric's facts are iconic. The national keyword is iconic. The text number you're going to send that to is 95819. Why are you going to do that? Well, you have a chance to win one of four trips to New York City for two to see Harry Styles or trip to London. See him there. The word is iconic. The text number is 95819. Now let's get to everyone's favorite. There we go. It's time for the facts of the day. No! Ah! Stop it. That will make you say no way. No way! Oh, sorry! Happy! Oh my God! Hey, I changed it today. La la la la la la la la. Oh my. Let's get into it. Let's go. Facts I find throughout the week and scroll them down. Save them here for you guys. While you're picking your nose and scrolling your phone. I can't do that pretty soon. Yeah, you're not supposed to touch it for a little while. Please. I would suck. Okay, here we go. 58% of men say it's a turn off when they see a woman take a selfie, especially if she's doing that pucker move. Duck face. I think it's more of a drive of a man's doing the duck face. Oh yeah. That is just eye roll. Dude, don't duck face. When do you think Sam's going to get the lips? Like 10 years? You don't even let Sam. You've got lips. I know, but people have lips and they keep wanting to add to it. I don't think Sam's going to do that. I wouldn't. My husband doesn't like things like that. You might have other things inflated, but not those. Right, not those. Well. I mean, if I could get a BBL, sure. He didn't even want that. He did not. This isn't about me. Keep going. This one's about you. This one's about you. Stay on track. Baby fight. 35% of parents say potty training is the most difficult thing they've ever encountered when it became being a parent. Up to that point. They're saying of all the things, that's the hardest. All the things, yeah. That's like my... Probably because it lasts a long time. Hold on, Eric. Let's go. Let's deep dive this one. I would rather have potty training. That's her wheelhouse right now, but now we're past that and we're in the 13, 14, 15-year-old hellish chaotic chaos and cuss word stage. You think that potty training was harder than this? And they're expensive. I know. And now they want to buy stuff. Now it's so easy for them. Oh my God. They just... You're Amazon account. He's just got... I think, yes. I agree with you, Sam. What you're going through right now is tough because you're thinking, oh my God. But guess what? Traveling. This child eventually will learn how to go to the bathroom on his own. He will do it. He will not be 12 years old and not know how to go. He will, but you got to make sure he does it right. And you know, in Japan, what they do, I've seen on Instagram, they tie two inflated balloons together. Yeah. Two inflated balloons together. They tie some kind of like blue listerine or something. Run it through the balloons because what does it look like? Bottom cheeks. And they make kids practice wiping that inside the balloons to make sure they get it all. That's how they train them in Japan, I thought, or China. In Japan, I got the toilet. Yeah, now they got the toilet. No, no, for potty training, you still got to teach them how to start out. Yeah, because not all toilets have that though. Yeah, two balloons together. Yeah, two balloons together. A kid trying to run up a table. Oh my God. They're like shooting at me. It's raining. The ceiling's all wet. So I do what you like. Uh-oh. They come running in the other room, I'm still going. Love me and blow me off. You go in the room and they say, wha. That's it. That's it. I just found a good idea. All right, next fact. Next fact. You have a really nice smile. Are you lying to me? I don't believe you. Your smile is really beautiful. It's really nice. Are you leading us into a bit? No, I'm just saying. You have a nice smile. Okay. That's also the number one compliment women like to hear. Oh. See, look at how she smiled. She did smile a little extra smile there. Here's that. She did smile a little extra smile. Suspicious. Suspicious. I'm sus. That's how you compliment women. Don't talk about their, you know, everyone says the eyes. You have such a nice smile. Talk about their smile. How about those girls like, like Sam, they don't like to smile when they're at the gym. Well, yeah, you guys have bulldog witch face on. Talk to you. People smile at the gym. I mean, you said that. There's a few. I don't like to see. When you're leaving, they do. Your like to's are awesome. When you're leaving, getting the hell out of there, you're like, you're like, you're leaving. You're like, you're leaving. You're like, you're leaving. When you're leaving, getting the hell out of there. You're like, smile. Yes, that is. Wow. I just love burpees. Can we do more burpees? My favorite. Now this one, 70,000 airbags are stolen out of cars every year. 70,000. What do they do with those? How do you get it out? And then what? So you make it void and unable to be used. So people are stealing them though. Yeah, stealing. But what do they do with them? They sell them. Well, then that, but like, what do you need one for? You already have one built in. You can't put one in a car that's never had one. No, but if it's, if say your vehicle was in a minor accident and you went off aftermarket quote unquote aftermarket parts from one of those non legit mechanics, then they're going to purchase it. Like there's a website that my mechanic turned me on to where you can buy parts from across the United States. You're not quite sure where they came from, but they were converters. My bet there's some catalytic converters on there. Yeah, you don't hear about that anymore. No, because they made it really difficult. Like now you have to give your thumb print or something. Remember, because everybody to sell one. This is weird. What a waste of money. This is $1.3 billion a year in electricity to operate all the exit signs in buildings in America, you know, where it says exit. Over a billion dollars. That's not a waste of money. That's crazy. That's not a waste. You know why? An emergency in a fire when everything's out, that line, that sign is still on. I think there's going to be another way to save a billion dollars. Blow in the dark. Make them solar powered. Yes, I'm saying. What about batteries inside the built-in? With the lights, with the lights, they can do it like a calculator. LEDs. Right? You have those calculators with the solar. Yeah, you need solar inside every floor, every stairwell. You'd have to put the solar panel outside and then run a fire up in the... I'm not mad at that. There are other things we're wasting billions of dollars on. I need to know where the exit is in a building that's on fire. According to this survey, the worst foods to keep as leftovers are sushi. Oh yeah. Yeah, because the rice gets hard. Yeah, I hate that. Actually, rice can go bad and kill you. Oh yeah. I see some of those screaming. I'm rice! Stop eating me after two days! Why are they so mad in those Instagram novels? They're very angry. Yes. And the other one is, Sam? Eggs. Eggs. Yum. She loves to eat eggs. I saw her yesterday and they had the egg with the... That dye on it. The dye on it. You guys said I have seven days to eat these hard boiled eggs. That's right. That's right. I boiled them on Saturday, so I have till tomorrow. But you had them outside. I did not. You're such a liar. I know you did. No, we did it. We dyed them and then the dye did not stay on them. You did the cool whip thing. I did the cool whip with the food dye and Santi was all jazzed about it. The dye stayed on our fingers for like two days and it didn't even stay on the eggs. But not the eggs, girl. It didn't stay on the eggs. I'll go to my Instagram at RadioRuby.com. I got four dozen eggs last night. Blood red. This is the Greek Orthodox? It is Greek Orthodox. It's good Friday today. And it is Orthodox Christian Easter weekend, but I call it Greek Easter because I'm Greek. What's the word you're saying? You're supposed to each have an egg and you hit one on top. Yes. And what do you say? Christos Anesti. It sounds like Harry Potter. Crisis Risen. And in the very famous scene... Oh, don't worry. That's what it means. Yes, that's what it means. And in the very famous scene of Big Fat Greek Wedding, John Corbett says, Mr. Portacola's cheese throw nasty. And then he walks out. He's walking away shaking his head saying, when we were creating government and mathematics and medicine, you guys were still swinging from trees like dummies. What do you do with the eggs? You hit one on top. What's it supposed to mean? It's kind of like you break the blood, like meaning like he's risen. So, you know, he shed the blood yesterday, the Passion of the Christ. It was Holy Thursday. They crucified him. And so today is like the somber day of Good Friday where it's pretty much like the burial. When the resurrection happens, Christos Annesti. And you break the eggs. And so Kevin had one. Those kids like to do it. It's a game. It's a game. If I had one and Kevin had one and Sam had one and Eric had one, you hold it in your hand, you kind of cradle it. And then I say to you, Kevin, Christos Annesti, and then you take your top and you try and pop my top and we see who wins. Oh. Because one of the shells will not break. And then you're like, yes, my egg didn't break. Okay, Sam, let's go. If I could find someone else to get her. Why does Christos Annesti sound like a stripper name? Christos Annesti. You are a blasphemer. Stop with their blasphemous ways. Get out of my face. Change them. That's the only time I like lamb. This is why Kevin doesn't go to church with me. Oh, yeah, by the way, no, but I've been there. We did mystery box a couple of days ago and then it was ground lamb. And then Kevin took it home. How did it taste? Did you cook it up? Yeah, I did. And I'm not sick. Lamb burgers. No, it should be sick. I know exactly. And actually you have the cleanest hands of anyone in this city. I do. What did you make with it though? No, I like to do what they do next door where I make the, is it called barg? It's the, it's the kebabs. I make the kebabs. So I roll it up and fold it over and mix some seasonings up in there and some onion and some pepper. And then we throw them on the grill and then put them on top of some, some feta rice. Yeah. Well, you're not allowed to have anything by the trainer Greek because of how you just treat my religion. I'm very fond of this. Amen. That's right. You need some Jesus time. No, I like grill for you. Oh, I like grill. That was, that was, that was, that was, that was, that was, that was, that was, that was, the wedding. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, baby. Have a day. Show. Mary. Oh, baby. Yes, baby. Right on time. We didn't have time to do the wedding omen game. Let's bring it back. A 33390 K R B E is our phone number. That's 5723 on your phone. You tell us about a wedding you attended, or it maybe it was your own. And you're gonna have to go to the wedding. We're gonna have to go to the wedding. We're gonna have to go to the wedding. We're gonna have to go to the wedding. Our room are going to guess. Is this couple still married or did they get divorced? 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See why we're different at Simply Health dot co dot U K benefits depending on product T's and C supply. That's Taylor Swift's Opalite on the ruler show there again. 104.1 K R B E. It is time for the wedding Omen game, and it's really game just for us here in the room. We like to compete with each other. We like to play with each other. And everybody has a wedding story whether it was your own or your guest at one. Something always happens. Either goes wrong or people laugh at it. Sure. So you look back and go. Yep, that was a sign that was never should have married that person. You're going to tell us what happened at a wedding you attended or perhaps your own. And we're going to guess did that couple end up staying together or did that break them apart? That was like a bad sign at their wedding and it drove out so slowly so slowly so slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly the wedding. I'm going to go to the wedding. Oops. It's over. Right. Okay, Maddie. You're up first. Hi. Good morning. Good morning. Hello man. Have a Friday hit us with it, but don't give us too much going to give the way the answer. Was it your wedding or somebody else's? It was mine. Okay. Go ahead. Um so back in 2016, uh, you're obviously getting married. We got through the wedding ceremony and you know, said the ideas and the idea of a little pond on site, so we all went down to get pictures done, and then we hear like a big commotion up where the reception is. Everybody takes off running, and it ended up being my great aunt that had collapse, and, uh, everyone luckily we have a lot of nurses and paramedics and stuff in our family, so everyone's And we were out in the country, so it took forever for her ambulance to get there. When they finally did, they got her in the ambulance and then like stayed for like an hour. She ended up passing away. Nobody told us at the time like myself and just to kind of, because it was right up to be right before the reception even started. They wanted everybody to still, you know, enjoy the wedding and stuff, but half the party, half of my guests left and, you know, kind of put a whole kind of... How old was she, Mary? How old was your granddad? She was late 40s, I think, early 50s. She had had a surgery a few weeks prior and it ended up being a blood clot that had to go. Oh my gosh. Man. Oh my gosh. So you didn't know. So you just... I mean, I suspected, but nobody would say anything to me even whenever I was blatantly asking like what was going on. They just told me that she was at the hospital and they were working on her. But also while that all happened, the paramedics when they got there, they were trying to do the AED and all it kept saying was like battery dead. So that didn't work. Oh my gosh. The AED on the property was battery dead. Maddie, that is... Oh my God. Okay, okay. I'm going to try and turn this around. There's a PSA too. It is. Like charge your AEDs, gyms and any establishment. And then they stayed for like... I swear it seemed like an hour maybe longer before they even left with her. I know. I think you're still married. It could have been like 30 minutes, but it seemed that long. I think you're still married because I think something like that ties you... I'm going to put her down so she doesn't do this. Yeah. And it was 2016, 10 years. Yeah, yeah. I think of anything you're celebrating your 10 year anniversary this year. I think your sweet departed aunt blessed you with good spirits and watches over your marriage. And hopefully you're stronger than ever and in love. How about Kev, Sam? What do y'all think? If you're still married? Oh Kev's face. I don't... I don't think so. Okay. I'm going to... Same with you Sam. No, this story reminds me so much of my dad. This makes me uncomfortable. But your dad lived. Yeah, thank God. CPR. I'm going to say I hope that she is still married as well. Three marries, one not married. Maddie, are you still married? We are still married. I have two beautiful boys. One is about to be two. One is about to be seven weeks. Oh my God. You're a new mommy. Oh, you're a new mommy. And if you want, you can call Kevin a monster over there. That's fine. You can do that. I already snatched him for making fun of a Greek or a Daxi. You can add to that. Try it on. He is still very happily married. Yay. What is your aunt's name? Your dearly departed aunt. What was her name? Donna. Donna memory eternal. And what's your anniversary? He says 16. It's November 5th. Wow. It's coming up in 10 years. Okay. Well, you got a sweet little new baby. You got all that baby smell. Enjoy that newborn smell, girls. Yeah. Enjoy that newborn smell. Oh yeah. Then I'll join in. Then I'll join in. Crazy. Then they can join Sam's baby fight gym. Yeah. Because she's opening up. And then like 15 years, if you get divorced, you can call us back. And Kevin will be, until Kevin, then he'll be like, I told you so. Guys. Oh my God. That's what they'll say. All right, Maddie. Thank you so much for coming over there. Let's get back to your babies. Is the wedding home and game. Wow. That is a tragic passing right before the reception. That was. And thank God they're still married. All right. Let's go to Dorothy on the line. That name has come back by the way in 2026. It's a very popular baby named Dorothy. Hi, Dorothy. Good morning. Hi. Good morning. Hi, Dorothy. Wedding home and game. Remember, don't give us enough where we're going to. Obviously know the answer, but you're going to tell us about this wedding. And we're going to guess that the couple is married or divorced. Is it your wedding or one that you attended? It was one that I attended. Okay. Tell us. So I was actually the flower girl. It was my swim coaches wedding. Okay. And a lot of us were involved. My best friend and I were the flower girl and it was outdoors in Mississippi. They got married under a tree and had a couple of couples. And they got married under a tree. And so we put these two characters in front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front of the front front of the front front front front front front front front front front front front front front front front front front front front front front front front front like second or third grade. It's also a story my mom loves to tell all the time. So did the snake fall out of the tree? Yeah, or did they just say look up and go, hey, we should move over? The snake never fell out of the tree. It just kind of hung there ominously. They kept going. They did the whole ceremony. The whole ceremony happened. I would have at least moved. They'd be like, oh, we gotta move over. That's like the snake that hangs down over you at the Rainforest Cafe right in the Seaball in Galveston. There's a giant anaconda that comes down and gets you, tries to get you. Okay, Dorothy, hang on the line. We're gonna put you down so we can't hear you. We're all gonna discuss. So a giant black snake was hanging out of the tree over the couple as they're getting married outdoors. Do we think this couple made it or not? Are they still married or are they divorced? We don't know anything about the couple. Right. Nothing's going on other than the snake. I wanna say that they're married because I believe in true love. But I wanna say divorced because why did that stick out for so long? Like what about, like I feel like there's like a weird after. Snakes mean, you know, change. They shed their skin, renewal they say. Oh. So maybe that's a good day. So these snakes were shadowing? They were starting a new life together. Yeah, so maybe it's a good sign. So I'm gonna say they're still married. The blocks make hanging over them. Yeah, I'm saying no. They're both ceremony. I say married, you say no. Do I wanna go positive? I'll just be positive Friday. I'll say they're still married. What do you think, Kev? Yeah, I think they're still married. It's just an animal. Three yeses, one no. Dorothy, is that couple still married? They are not still married. They got divorced pretty fast. He was not a nice man. Oh no. However, he was a snake. She did get remarried to the reverend who married them. What? You are kidding. Oh, oh. She married the guy that married her to the first dude that sucks? Oh my gosh. What? She did. Wow. They have a family. They're very happy. He's the one who put the snake up there. I know he did. He did some duty stuff. A black snake was definitely bad news. That's terrifying. So he knew all the inside information. A lot of times you have to go to your minister or reverend. Oh yeah, that's why I plan that seed. Wow. The Lord forgives you. This man is bad news for you. You need to get away from him. And also, I would like to take you out for some wine. Dorothy, I like that extra tea that you spilled there. Bring that on Wednesdays with Sam. Spill the tea. All right, thanks Dorothy. Have a great day. Take care, bye. Thank you. Okay, let's go to Brian. And I don't know anything about the story except for the date that might lead us to the Bad or the Good. It's the wedding home and game. Hi, Brian, good morning. Hey guys, how you doing? Oh, there we go. Hey Brian, okay, so what was your? Don't give us details that are gonna give it away. Is it your wedding or was it something you attended? This was my wedding. We were both, my wife and I are from different countries. My fiance and I were from different countries and we were living in a third country. Took us about four months to get the paperwork together to get married. There was only one registry office that was allowed to marry foreigners. And the only date that they had available was Friday the 13th. All right. Well, I'm gonna guess you all are still married since you called her your wife. I could have said your wife at the time, right? Me said his fiance. Oh yeah. What else was his wife? Okay, yeah, you're still married. I would have thought maybe it didn't work because foreign and couldn't find an office and had to get married in a third country and oh and y'all got married and then it didn't work out but you called her your wife. So can we all say unanimously we think they're still married? Sam doesn't. Sam doesn't. No, I won't win this. Okay, Sam, you think they're married? Yes. Okay, we all think you're still married because of the slip up. Is that true? Monday the 13th coming up next week will be 20 years. So definitely. Wow. So Friday the 13th, not a bad day. Even though the hurdles hit the jump just to get married in a foreign country. Other different countries. What country did you get married in, Brian? We got married in Russia. Oh wow. Oh, wow. I don't know if Russian wedding's gonna... Did you get her in Russia or like meet her in Russia? Or did you like... No, I met her when I was living in Thailand. Thailand. Wow. So you're from here, she's from Thailand, y'all got married in Russia. Is that correct? And our son was born in Prague. Woo! Geez, man! I hear Prague's awesome. International, international. That's great, Brian. Congratulations, happy anniversary coming up. I gotta do it. Thank you. Thank you for listening. You guys been to Prague? No, everyone I hear says it's great. That's in the Czech Republic? I think. Okay. But then I'm like, I watch movies and I always see like bad things happen there. Right? I like those movies of like faster, furious type movies. Jason Bourne. Okay, Loméne says go to Michelle. Okay. We're going to Michelle. Hi, Michelle. Oh, wait, I gotta turn her up. Hi, Michelle, good morning. Good morning. Hey, Michelle. Now listen, we're out of time, but I'm stealing time. So Sam's arms are gonna start waving. You're gonna tell us the wedding story and we're gonna guess if you're married or divorced. Is it your wedding or somebody else's? It's my wedding. Okay, tell us what happened. Well, the wedding was nice. We had an outdoor wedding, but we had a reception dinner that we had a very limited guest list for. My mom paid for it and his mom invited extra people. So we ended up having to split up food to accommodate everybody that was there. It was so embarrassing. Like what kind of food was it? It just split up like a, here's a steak and you cut it in half. We'll catch up. It was chicken breast. That kind of thing, yeah. Cutting up some breasts. Oh, that sucks. I say that, I say that they still are. I'll say no. I say no because the mother-in-law got up in there on the wedding day. Oh, oh, oh, oh. And was causing lots of chaos and controversy. Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay. Yeah, no, not married. Yeah, I think you're married. I'm gonna say you're married. I don't think they're married. I think this is her ex-mother-in-law. Michelle, are you married or are you divorced? We're longtime divorced. That woman was a psycho. Say no! No! There's no! The mother-in-law, wow. And she interfered with my entire marriage. It's just me to my children with him. Yeah, we're divorced. No, and no. Real quick, how far did she live from you? Was she like close by? Oh, we were living in the same town at the time, yeah. So real close by. Oh, good God. Hopefully you're happy now. Yeah. You got ready. Oh, very, very, yep. All right, good times, Michelle. Thank you so much for sharing. And it's another lesson that we've had plenty of people on our show that, remember Anne, she moved to Australia when she came in here to visit us because she loves us so much. And she said she knew walking down the aisle, look at that room, that this is not gonna last, the mother-in-law's gonna drive them apart. And she tried and tried. And that mother-in-law had died, Sam, by the time she came in our studio to meet us. And she goes, good, good rins and hell. Oh, wow. She couldn't even say anything good about us tonight. She could not find one thing good to say about that. I don't want me to tie there, Rula, Sam, myself. For me. I would say myself. Me, myself and I. Coming up next in Celebrity Scoop, a lot of celebrities of the 70s and 80s could have made a lot of money on how much the repeats of their shows were broadcasts, but they didn't have those kinds of deals back then. So now they struggle to make ends meet. And it's really embarrassing to be some iconic person from a huge ABC sitcom in the 80s and 90s. And he's your Amazon driver delivery package guy now. Who am I talking about? Find out next in Scoop on KRBE. I'm a Rula show with Eric. 104.1 KRBE. I'm gonna need special K to come back in this room right now so he can give me his commentary on this, even though he might be in the shame corner. It's ready by Taqueria Saranda. Only because this relates to something I think is in his wheelhouse, my wheelhouse, and your wheelhouse, Eric, not quite in Sam's. This is K's first time ever. I'm not sure if it's because of the way he's doing it, but I think he's doing it. I think he's doing it. I think he's doing it. I think he's doing it. I think he's doing it. I think he's doing it. I think he's doing it. He's not quite in Sam's. This story. I think he's in the restroom. Okay. It might be an extended stay. Give him one minute. Before that, I'll say thanks everyone for reaching out to me because I found out that I almost died in a way with my breathing and snoring. I had a 94 score. He didn't sleep just. So now they said I have to go get a CPAP machine. I can't believe that. 40 is severe. Eric had a 94. I have to go to Stafford this afternoon. I figured, oh, just pick up this machine. I looked at it, I had to stay there for almost two hours and learn how to use them. Two hours, just show me the thing. If you buy a brand new car, you don't sit there for two hours. So now I gotta learn and do all this crap. I calibrate it correctly, right? Even though they have like, we have like a thousand different kind of nozzles. I'm like, I don't know what I need. One for your face, those. That's what you gotta find out then, right? There's my freaking Friday socks. Freaky Friday! Are you gonna nickname your little device? Like, little snorby? Snorby, I should! You guys can text the name for it. Snorzilla. How about it's called Blake? 37530, what should he call his CPAP machine? I have a question. I should be five of Chris. I should record that, yes? Is my voice gonna sound like this after it's all done? Well, I still sound like this when you're done with me. I'll put helium in it. Stop it, why not? So it should helium air into my nose. All right, Kevin, you're back in here. Kevin, when you were a kid, Eric, when you were a kid, did you watch the show, Who's the Boss? starring Tony Danza? Melissa Milano was my, like, I wanted to marry her so bad. She was the one for you, right? Yep. Okay, so a lot of kids that were on these shows, like Growing Pains, Family Matters, Mr. Belvedere, Who's the Boss, step by step. Mr. Belvedere, Mr. Belvedere, Wesley, Wesley. Oh, a little crap. You know, they grew up, and this was a time in television America where these actors didn't have contracts like now. On these string platforms, if you're on Netflix, you're on, even like starting with NBC, back in the musty TV days, there were clauses for the repeats and how they would get paid. Famously, the Seinfeld cast did not have that clause. Only Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David benefited from the repeats of Seinfeld. Very famously, the rest of that cast that made that show amazing. Jason Alexander, Julie Louis-Dreyfus. I mean, they still got paid something, but it was minimal. But they did not have what Jerry Seinfeld had, absolutely not. I mean, close. He's a billionaire from Seinfeld. You know, Julie Louis-Dreyfus has starred in three other series, which have all won her Emmys, rightfully so, but anyway, the kids especially of that generation, absolutely nothing. I mean, it's like you're the kid star and you're out of there. Okay, so when you are an actor and you're a working actor, it is a very small percentage of you're the superstar actor, right? What was the stat we learned here about the SAG? The Screen Actors Guild has only like 4% of the pool are the A-listers. Yeah, oh yeah. 4% of SAG. Probably not even that high. Are the Tom Cruise's Nicole Kidman's, you know, who, everybody. All the Kate Hudson's of the world. Brad Pitt. Okay, so to be a working actor, like an actor, to be an actor in Houston, Texas at the L.E. Theater, that could pay your bills, but you're not globally recognized, right? So all these actors in Hollywood that were in these shows and have grown up, they still wanna act, but they're not, only what was it, 0.001% for data from the Goonies to win an Oscar? Or you get, yeah, and he did it. And he won it. Or you get typecast people. As we grow up with you as that character, we can't see you as like, Erkel. Yeah, Steve Erkel. I really can't see him as anything else. Try and be Stefan. Which you're always Steve Erkel. The guy's like 45 years old now. Yeah, 45 or 50 somewhere in there. I still see him as that like 14 year old kid. So Alyssa Milano has made money. She's not a blockbuster actress, but she's definitely been in the news since the Me Too movement and all the other things that she's talking about now. She does like a skincare thing, I think. Okay, Danny Pintaro played her little brother, Jonathan. Kimmer's their last name. Yeah, I forgot their last name. Why did I forget their name? Anyway, he posted a picture of himself in his Amazon truck. And he just let everybody know, you know? Still trying to do what I love to do, but when that doesn't pay the bills, gotta find something. He said, working hard while quote, not working. The entertainment business has been so slow. So I've been doing what a lot of people do, figuring it out, showing up and taking the work that's there while I keep building the work I really want. 38 packages today, exclamation point. There's no shame in staying in motion. Hashtag actor life, hashtag working actor, hashtag doing what it takes, hashtag real life. And that is a giant percentage of actors. And off the air yesterday, I think it was after the show Eric, or did you say it on the air? You were saying, I don't know who willingly says, gosh, I hope my kids grow up to be actors, because we as parents know the heartache they're gonna have to go through and the hard times. And then if you make it, you still have a thick skin because you're gonna get attacked. Like Tom Cruise, no matter how famous he is, we all know him. There's a lot of people that hate him. Yeah. You know? There's only so many Betty whites in the world. And go for like 90 years of acting. Where you can almost say out of 10 people, maybe there's one person that would be negative, and that's somebody that was maybe had a close encounter with her, like worked for or something maybe, but like Dolly Parton, I can't imagine anyone saying anything bad about her. Yeah, right, cause she's a national treasure. That's right. I've ever seen Sue from in the middle, that show you used to watch. Oh yeah, Sue. She's like, I didn't get a raise for like six years, seven years on that show, a lot of people. And now they don't get residuals. Oh no, not from that. And to your point about everybody getting hatred, I afforded this to my sisters yesterday because it came across my algorithm. Of course, what's I'm great in case you don't know. Oh, news flash. The Parthenon in Athens, Greece, is at the top of the Acropolis. It's one of the most iconic wonders of the world. And they posted a picture of the Parthenon and they said, it doesn't matter what you are, you are still gonna have trolls. And they posted people's reviews. Ah, quote unquote reviews. Of going to see it. Two steps. It's old and unfinished. Waste of 20 euros, I couldn't even go inside it. Unfinished. That's ridiculous, it doesn't have a roof. Worst night club ever. This building is so hot and useless now. I mean, these are the Hateray troll comments. I gotta bring that back. I had that list of people complaining on travel for travel. All that stuff, I could bring that back for you. Oh yeah, yeah, travel complaints. People complain about anything. Yeah, good for you, Jonathan, from Who's the Boss, Danny Pintano. It's time for What's Going Down in H-town. I'm a ruler show with Eric. 104.1, K-R-B-E. Roger by Easy Fiber. Speaking of landmarks, as of last night, the news came out that the Houston Astrodome, which is not yet officially designated a national historical landmark, has moved closer to that distinction. The National Park Service is determining if the dome meets the criteria. It's known as the Eighth Wonder of the World. It opened in 1965. It was the first air conditioned dome stadium. It already is a state antiquities landmark, and it's listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It got on that list in 2014. But is it a national historic landmark? They are now looking to see if it meets the criteria. What does that mean? When it becomes that, then they spend money on it to fix that? Then you can never tear it down. Oh my gosh, I'm so sick. I think some money comes towards it. Our kids' kids are gonna be talking about this stupid thing. Look, the existing protections that it has, because it's already designated as the state antiquities landmark. You gotta do something with it. You gotta do something with it. But what we learned from our friend Sean that used to run it, Eric, is that thing is so engineered and so sound with all that steel, you could pick it up, turn it upside down, shake it. Nothing would come out of it, and you could put it back down. It would be exactly in the same shape it was. But the reason you can't pick it up is because they have dredged, or was it drilled, so far down into the earth with steel for this thing to exist. I remember thinking of that waterway. It costs way too much money to try to destroy it. They're fishing, remember that? Yeah, they fish underneath of it. There is a stream that they had to build it on top of, and then they had to plummet in a way that they flushed the stream out. It fills up underneath of the astrodome, and then they flush it out a different pipe. It is wild. It's a great place to put a body. Yeah. To put a body. That's good to know. I mean, if you were the Bayou Butcher. Maybe that's why it's not, someone in power is keeping it in there. They like to put their bodies down there. They don't want you to find out that there's bodies in there. You know what, that actually could be a good Netflix show because of the plot to a fictional show because nobody, who has access to that on the air? The last thing it was ever used for was like Friday Night Lights, the movie. Remember they did a movie that we sent in turn Dave to go down there in 2004 or five? The last thing it was used for in entertainment wise. Yeah, for a movie. Because in 2005 it was used for Katrina. That's where everybody slipped in the Cots. Anyway, we'll see what happens. The criteria now is being looked over. Get rid of it. Let's move on. I just want them to do something with it. It's too good. Kevin, you got the Friday free for all. Put us in a good mood for the weekend. We're going all over the place. Had a lot of requests like Soulja Boy, Katy Perry, Daddy Yankee, you asked for Chase the Sun. Oh, Chase the Sun, Chase him the Sun. I haven't heard that in so long. You got it in there? Yeah, I got it in there. It's a really beautiful throwback. You're gonna love it. And it's next on your Friday free for all. Vince Collinaze is redefining news talk with The Vince Show. It is a reflection of your response to this program that we get to take this thing to the next level. These gigantic shows, this is going to be so much fun. It's unbelievable. In-depth interviews, live-collar interactions, and a front-row seat to the most important conversations of the day. I've got updates. I've got big stories. We'll sort through the truth of what's really going on. So buckle up. Here it comes. The Vince Show. Follow and listen on your favorite platform.