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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hey guys, it's Bethany from the Michael J. Morning Show.
You're listening to Michael J and Bethany after Hours.
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Ninety three point one WPOC now Truity.
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More than two hundred and thirty thousand pages of never
before seen records relating to the nineteen sixty eight assassination
of doctor Martin Luther King Junior were released yesterday. This
is a big deal. Historians expect these documents to shed
light on the FBI's tactics and the investigation of his
doctor Martin Luther King Junior's staf The children, Martin Luther
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King the Third and Bernice King are urging the public
to read with quote empathy, restraint, and respect for our
families continuing grief. I guess there are raised concerns that
the public will misunderstand the.
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Records because they're not in their full context.
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All right, Swifties, relax, there's an album countdown until Swift
socials and fans are going wild. I guess there have
been a series of posts celebrating all of her albums
in chronological order. It doesn't really mention anything about an album,
but people are losing their mind. I'm excited. There's a
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listening party. Who knows what's going to be at the
end of the countdown. This girl is a pr phenomenon,
all right. And lastly, on Sunday, President Trump issued a
threat over social media to hold up the four billion
dollars stadium deal between the Commanders and Washington, DC if
the team doesn't go back to its old name. Trump
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says that there's a big clamoring for the change.
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And the move would increase the value of the team.
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I asked earlier what y'all thought of that, and we
did get a couple texts that said go back to
the old name.
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So I don't know.
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All right, it's kind of light on the roads today.
We're stopping going the outer.
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You a big congratulations going out to Nikki. She's gonna
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go see Parker McCollum at Pier six Pavilion in September.
More tickets, same time tomorrow and then I have Saturday
in the Country tickets coming up at eight thirty.
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If you want to weather are hot soup.
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Michael Jay's music City minute in sixty seconds. You don't
know like you own music row.
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Michael Jay on vacation this week, so I'll give you
a minute full of music City. Dylan Marlowe was kicked
out of his own concert the other day. He opened
for Jake Owen a Country USA in Wisconsin, and after
he took the stage, he decided he wanted to go
watch Jacob and perform, so he went down in the pit.
He had the right credentials, but they still thought he
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should get I guess he was a distraction.
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People were trying to take pictures, so I don't know
it was. There was an altercation with security and then.
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He got kicked out, and then there's there's several videos
of him being escorted out of his own concert.
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Of course everyone loved that. They thought it was hysterical.
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You didn't even hear Jaco And in one of the videos,
like barely he's like, hey wait, that's Dylan Marlowe, Like where.
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Are you guys going? It's very funny, so no hard feelings.
Speaker 1 (03:37):
He posted a video like explaining what happened, and you know,
he's sorry whatever, and I just want to I just
want to let Dylan know We're not going to kick
you out of Saturday in the Country. When you come
to Saturday in the Country, you're more than welcome to
stay for the whole thing, okay, because Dylan's gonna be there,
Maddie and Tay of course, Shaboozy Kane Brown tickets are
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on sale now, but they are going fast, so you're
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Want to party with you.
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And Dylan Marlow obviously makes his way into the crowd,
and you don't want to miss that, right, so go
and get them right now.
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All right, it looks like a light traffic day out there, guys.
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We're stopping go on the outer loop between Hartford and
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Brown Out, a furnished hosh, a diamond ring.
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And a lonely bro open hard foo alone and I
can even give.
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It, and I could quite one for streets give it away.
Good morning. It's about then he hanging out with you,
Michael j on Vacation.
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I have a list of the most hated characters on sitcoms.
Speaker 3 (05:22):
Okay, who do you hate on sitcoms?
Speaker 1 (05:25):
Okay, I'll give you a couple just to get the
ball rolling, to get you excited, right.
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How about Jill from Home Improvement? People hate her? She
lacked any kind of joy.
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She was a vortex in the house and sucked up
any happiness that her sons or husband brought.
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Yis how about Arkle on Family Members?
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This says he was annoying, yet he became super popular
and then he took over the whole show.
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Why.
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How about Kimmy Gibbler on Full House? She was annoying,
she was needy, and she never could take a hint.
She was so awkward and I felt secondhand embarrassment. This says,
that's so funny. And then there's a competition to see
which one of the friends is the worst friend.
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It looks like Rachel Green might be in the.
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Lead because she's difficult and she's always a victim. Anyway,
I just think this list is so hysterical. Let me
know attack seven to seven nine six two. Begin your
message with hi or hey, give me a sitcom character
that you hate, who would you never be friends with
in real life? I'm interested to see what y'all say.
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After all the bars are closed, tell me where you
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a little after everybody things.
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And this party is just you.
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Any we eat on't guys.
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Say we're done.
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We can just wad it up for some We still
got a lot of good.
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Now live to go after all the barser cools and
they play the last song bull out an don't gotta
go home. We can't stay them records. All's fun, but
the dancing ain't done. Nights on the Big Gunk. We
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can go in anywhere, take a ride to the boondocks,
to a truck, to a boom bag.
Speaker 3 (07:47):
Who do you hate from the TV shows?
Speaker 1 (07:51):
There's a debate right now on text Gene Belcher from
Bob's Burgers. Nobody likes him, apparently this textor said, I
don't know why he rubs me the wrong way, just
the general grossness of his jokes or the personality.
Speaker 3 (08:05):
Yikes.
Speaker 1 (08:06):
Somebody said on text, I would not be friends with
Blake Lively's character in Gossip Girl. Absolutely not. Okay, okay,
Nelly from the Office. I didn't even remember her. I
had to look her up. Like she's like like a redhead,
but not the main redhead from the Office. A lot
of the characters in the Office are very unlikable. But
I think that's the point, right This one, says Jim
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from According to Jim or Raymond from Everybody Loves Raymond.
This is a trend because I think they make husbands
and sitcoms like intolerable sometimes like they can't do anything
for themselves, And I just I find that trend so annoying.
Speaker 3 (08:44):
So but hopefully that was more of a nineties thing.
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (08:49):
Beverly from Big Bang Theory. Who else are people disliking?
Diane from Cheers Bernadette from Big Bang Theory? Ah, boy,
everybody's everybody's hating out here. But I guess that's the
whole point, right, Did we really hate Steve Rkle though?
Hum people are saying that he was the most popular people.
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Some people liked him, some people didn't like him. Somebody
said Topanga from uh uh that from Boy Meets World.
Speaker 3 (09:20):
They said family Matters, but I think they met Boy
Meets World. No, I thought everybody loved Topanga. Hmmm.
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All right to B Tow Parkway southbound at six ninety five.
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iHeart Radio Music Festival presented by Capitol One is coming
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Performing at the Double Wooden Walking Mushoes, Wish.
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Stays kind of singing, it is.
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A little good news mean, isn't it.
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Something?
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And middle.
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Ninety three point one w POC that's shabboozy goodness.
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Thanks.
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He will be singing that live for us, and I
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Right, we got a lot to go over here.
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President Trump's administration released more than two hundred and thirty
thousand pages of never before seen records related to the
nineteen sixty eight assassination of doctor Martin Luther King Junior yesterday.
Historians expect these documents to shed light on the FBI's
tactics and the broader investigation. King's children, Martin Luther King
the third and Bernice King, urged the public to read
(12:00):
with empathy, restraint, and respect for their families continuing grief.
They raise concerns about the public understanding the records in
their full context. Are you secretly using AI at work?
If you are, you're not alone, but it might be
a good thing. A new survey found that twenty percent
of Americans are secretly using AI on the job, even
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though their employers haven't given them the green light. But
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Does your boss even know what it is? Text me
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at work. And lastly, on Sunday, President Trump issued a
threat over social media to hold up four billion dollar
stadium deal between the Commanders and Washington, DC if the
name if the team doesn't change their name back to Redskins.
Trump says there's a big clamoring for change. DC Councilman
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Phil Mendelssohn said that there's a zero community uprising about
the name change, and the mayor says she's focused on
keeping the team in the city. There's no public comment
from the Commanders on the issue, but I know we
have a lot of Commanders fans in the audience and
where the stadium's going to be is a big issue.
So let me know what you think of that. Seven
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They're bringing back their iconic pumpkin spice latte and another
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number one, followed by the Eagles, the Lions, the Bills,
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and the Chiefs.
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The worst teams in the NFL according to ESPN.
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seven ninety nine. And lastly, what show do you think
defined your generation? If you had to pick, like a
TV show? So there's a ranking for millennials. That's anybody
from like the late nineties to the twenty tens whatever,
that's when you were watching TV.
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All right, it's time to get into it. Guys seven seven,
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Speaker 1 (20:00):
Begin your message with higher hay or you're gonna call
eight hundred three two one thirty six ninety three. You
can be anonymous if you want to, because we're getting
into it all right. Remember the Coldplay concert thing. We
talked about this the couple that was up on the jumpbotron.
Speaker 3 (20:16):
Uh. It was a.
Speaker 1 (20:17):
CEO and his head of HR embraced. They were both
married to other people. So everyone's like, oh, I would
never but there's a lot of people in glasshouses all
of a sudden, right, Uh. But what I want to
know is have you had a workplace romance? And better yet,
have you canodled with your boss? Because a new survey
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says that seventy nine percent of people have had a
long term workplace romance.
Speaker 3 (20:46):
That's a lot of people.
Speaker 1 (20:48):
Seventy nine percent of people admit to having a long
term workplace romance, and then thirty one percent of people say, yeah,
I've been with my boss. That's also quite a few
people that have been with their supervisor. I think that's
really interesting, so I got to hear about it.
Speaker 3 (21:07):
Let me know. Are you in a workplace romance?
Speaker 1 (21:10):
Have you been? How did it end? What went right?
What went wrong? A lot of people say it's easier.
I mean, you spend most of your time at work anyway,
you might as well meet someone there and you know,
and then if you know long term, I guess you
could go work somewhere else, right, Or maybe you've got
some hot goss about something happening in your workplace right now,
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something in the breakroom that you heard about. I want
to hear about it too, seven seven nine to six.
Do begin your message with hi or Hey, I'm totally guilty.
Speaker 3 (21:41):
I think of both things.
Speaker 1 (21:44):
Oopsie, Yeah, so yeah, share with me, let me know
what's going on. I think it's pretty interesting that people
are that's almost all the people. Ninety four percent of
people think that emoji's and gifts make workplace flirting easier,
but seventy nine percent of people say they admit sending
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the wrong flirty message to the wrong person, which at
work can just be I feel like that could be
a nightmare. Anyway you want to hear about it, give
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good morning.
Speaker 3 (22:26):
I swear that you stay in saying the next thing.
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No.
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You meet a girl at a bar, the next thing
you know, you get her laughing.
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It's too lay.
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Next thing, no, next thing no.
Speaker 3 (22:54):
Okay, here we go.
Speaker 1 (22:55):
The text are coming in. This is the kind of
participation I appreciate. As Michael's on vacation and I'm here
by myself, so I really need.
Speaker 3 (23:03):
Y'all keep me entertained. Okay, how about this.
Speaker 1 (23:07):
We're talking about workplace romance and how seventy nine percent
of people in a recent survey said that they've been
with someone at work long term, and thirty one percent
of people said that they've been with their boss. Someone said, Hi,
I am with my boss, and we were the people.
Speaker 3 (23:23):
They're thirty years later still together. I love that.
Speaker 1 (23:26):
Then this one is juicy. Hey, I had a workplace
relationship for almost three years. It wasn't with my boss,
but it was with somebody else. Let's just say the
lunch breaks were awesome. She was married, I was engaged.
I think it just happens when you work with somebody
every day and you get to know them really well.
Speaker 3 (23:42):
I ended up.
Speaker 1 (23:43):
Leaving there, so I don't see her anymore. But I
would one hundred percent sleep with the boss that I
have right now given the opportunity.
Speaker 3 (23:51):
Oh my goodness.
Speaker 1 (23:53):
Someone said, hey, I had an affair at work and
learned that you don't get your bread where you get
your meat. Uh oh, that one didn't end well. This
one says hi, I was in a workplace romance. We
ended up getting married this October, but it will be
nineteen years together. So of all the texts that we've
gotten so far, i'd say most of them are pretty good.
Speaker 3 (24:13):
Only one ended kind of poorly. That's interesting. Keep them
coming seven seven.
Speaker 1 (24:19):
Ninety six two Begin your message with high er Hay,
or you can call we can chat eight hundred and
three two one thirty six ninety three. The other thing
that happened in this survey that I thought was unsettling.
The survey said that ninety one percent of people confess
that they've used flirting or charm to boost their position
at work or advance their career.
Speaker 3 (24:39):
That's almost everybody. Have you done that? Have you flirted
to kind of get what you want? Get a little.
Speaker 1 (24:45):
Raise, maybe a parking spot. Hey, boss, once up. You
know I've definitely gone seven seven nine six two in
your message with higher Hey, I want.
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To hear from you. It's serious.
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pray to God.
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I see headlights.
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Made it down the coast.
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Speaker 1 (26:18):
We're talking workplace a romance. Seventy nine percent of people
say yeah, I've been with somebody at work for a
long time, thirty one percent of people say I've been
with my boss, and ninety one percent of people say
I flirted to get my way at work. Someone on
tech said, Hey, I met my husband at work. I've
been married seven years. Somebody else said, how do you
think I got the promotion that I got. I flirted
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with my boss for two years in order to get promoted.
Speaker 3 (26:45):
Yikes.
Speaker 1 (26:46):
Someone said, hey, Bethany, I've been in office romance with
a coworker.
Speaker 3 (26:49):
We were both married to other people. They cheated on us.
Speaker 1 (26:52):
Our coworkers told us that we should get married because
we were very close friends. So then we eventually got
divorced from the cheaters and then got married and we've
been together thirty six years.
Speaker 3 (27:03):
You guys are sweet. I love it.
Speaker 2 (27:06):
Ninety three point one WPOC traffic all right, so.
Speaker 1 (27:10):
Those two at that Coldplay concert may have been onto something.
We got stopinggo traffic on eight ninety five southbound between
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Ninety three point one WPOC now Truity.
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More than two hundred and thirty thousand pages of never
before seen records relating to the nineteen sixty eight assassination
of doctor Martin Luther King Junior were released yesterday. This
is a big deal. Historians expect these documents to shed
light on the FBI's tactics and the investigation of his
doctor Martin Luther King Junior's staf The children, Martin Luther
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King the Third and Bernice King are urging the public
to read with quote empathy, restraint, and respect for our
families continuing grief. I guess there are raised concerns that
the public will misunderstand the.
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Records because they're not in their full context.
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All right, Swifties, relax, there's an album countdown until Swift
socials and fans are going wild. I guess there have
been a series of posts celebrating all of her albums
in chronological order. It doesn't really mention anything about an album,
but people are losing their mind. I'm excited. There's a
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listening party. Who knows what's going to be at the
end of the countdown. This girl is a pr phenomenon,
all right. And lastly, on Sunday, President Trump issued a
threat over social media to hold up the four billion
dollars stadium deal between the Commanders and Washington, DC if
the team doesn't go back to its old name. Trump
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says that there's a big clamoring for the change.
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And the move would increase the value of the team.
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I asked earlier what y'all thought of that, and we
did get a couple texts that said go back to
the old name.
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So I don't know.
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All right, it's kind of light on the roads today.
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You a big congratulations going out to Nikki. She's gonna
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go see Parker McCollum at Pier six Pavilion in September.
More tickets, same time tomorrow and then I have Saturday
in the Country tickets coming up at eight thirty.
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If you want to weather are hot soup.
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Michael Jay's music City minute in sixty seconds. You don't
know like you own music row.
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Michael Jay on vacation this week, so I'll give you
a minute full of music City. Dylan Marlowe was kicked
out of his own concert the other day. He opened
for Jake Owen a Country USA in Wisconsin, and after
he took the stage, he decided he wanted to go
watch Jacob and perform, so he went down in the pit.
He had the right credentials, but they still thought he
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should get I guess he was a distraction.
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People were trying to take pictures, so I don't know
it was. There was an altercation with security and then.
Speaker 1 (03:18):
He got kicked out, and then there's there's several videos
of him being escorted out of his own concert.
Speaker 3 (03:24):
Of course everyone loved that. They thought it was hysterical.
Speaker 1 (03:26):
You didn't even hear Jaco And in one of the videos,
like barely he's like, hey wait, that's Dylan Marlowe, Like where.
Speaker 3 (03:33):
Are you guys going? It's very funny, so no hard feelings.
Speaker 1 (03:37):
He posted a video like explaining what happened, and you know,
he's sorry whatever, and I just want to I just
want to let Dylan know We're not going to kick
you out of Saturday in the Country. When you come
to Saturday in the Country, you're more than welcome to
stay for the whole thing, okay, because Dylan's gonna be there,
Maddie and Tay of course, Shaboozy Kane Brown tickets are
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And Dylan Marlow obviously makes his way into the crowd,
and you don't want to miss that, right, so go
and get them right now.
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Ninety three point one w POC traffic.
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All right, it looks like a light traffic day out there, guys.
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We're stopping go on the outer loop between Hartford and
Perring Parkway. But it's not too doesn't look like it's
too rough. Eight ninety five southbound before the Harbor Tunnel
backed up about five or six minutes. We've got a
disabled vehicle on BW Parkway southbound at six ninety five.
An accident unlock raven at East Belvidere and then York
Road northbound and southbound still close between Ashland and Schwan.
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Good morning. It's about then he hanging out with you,
Michael j on Vacation.
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I have a list of the most hated characters on sitcoms.
Speaker 3 (05:22):
Okay, who do you hate on sitcoms?
Speaker 1 (05:25):
Okay, I'll give you a couple just to get the
ball rolling, to get you excited, right.
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How about Jill from Home Improvement? People hate her? She
lacked any kind of joy.
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She was a vortex in the house and sucked up
any happiness that her sons or husband brought.
Speaker 3 (05:43):
Yis how about Arkle on Family Members?
Speaker 1 (05:48):
This says he was annoying, yet he became super popular
and then he took over the whole show.
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Why.
Speaker 1 (05:55):
How about Kimmy Gibbler on Full House? She was annoying,
she was needy, and she never could take a hint.
She was so awkward and I felt secondhand embarrassment. This says,
that's so funny. And then there's a competition to see
which one of the friends is the worst friend.
Speaker 3 (06:14):
It looks like Rachel Green might be in the.
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Lead because she's difficult and she's always a victim. Anyway,
I just think this list is so hysterical. Let me
know attack seven to seven nine six two. Begin your
message with hi or hey, give me a sitcom character
that you hate, who would you never be friends with
in real life? I'm interested to see what y'all say.
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After all the bars are closed, tell me where you
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a little after everybody things.
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And this party is just you.
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Any we eat on't guys.
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Say we're done.
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We can just wad it up for some We still
got a lot of good.
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Now live to go after all the barser cools and
they play the last song bull out an don't gotta
go home. We can't stay them records. All's fun, but
the dancing ain't done. Nights on the Big Gunk. We
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can go in anywhere, take a ride to the boondocks,
to a truck, to a boom bag.
Speaker 3 (07:47):
Who do you hate from the TV shows?
Speaker 1 (07:51):
There's a debate right now on text Gene Belcher from
Bob's Burgers. Nobody likes him, apparently this textor said, I
don't know why he rubs me the wrong way, just
the general grossness of his jokes or the personality.
Speaker 3 (08:05):
Yikes.
Speaker 1 (08:06):
Somebody said on text, I would not be friends with
Blake Lively's character in Gossip Girl. Absolutely not. Okay, okay,
Nelly from the Office. I didn't even remember her. I
had to look her up. Like she's like like a redhead,
but not the main redhead from the Office. A lot
of the characters in the Office are very unlikable. But
I think that's the point, right This one, says Jim
(08:29):
from According to Jim or Raymond from Everybody Loves Raymond.
This is a trend because I think they make husbands
and sitcoms like intolerable sometimes like they can't do anything
for themselves, And I just I find that trend so annoying.
Speaker 3 (08:44):
So but hopefully that was more of a nineties thing.
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (08:49):
Beverly from Big Bang Theory. Who else are people disliking?
Diane from Cheers Bernadette from Big Bang Theory? Ah, boy,
everybody's everybody's hating out here. But I guess that's the
whole point, right, Did we really hate Steve Rkle though?
Hum people are saying that he was the most popular people.
(09:12):
Some people liked him, some people didn't like him. Somebody
said Topanga from uh uh that from Boy Meets World.
Speaker 3 (09:20):
They said family Matters, but I think they met Boy
Meets World. No, I thought everybody loved Topanga. Hmmm.
Speaker 2 (09:26):
Ninety three point one WPOC traffic a debate.
Speaker 1 (09:31):
All right to B Tow Parkway southbound at six ninety five.
It looks like there's debris in the roadway. And then
there's a new incident in the same place as the
vehicle that just got cleared. So and that's B Tow
Parkway southbound at six ninety five. Again, the outer loop
between Harford Road and Peering Parkway is stop and go.
In eight ninety five between Urban Avenue and the Harbor Tunnel,
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looks like we're backed up about five to ten minutes
there uh seventy eastbound between Baltimore National Piking Columbia Pike
is a little bit slow and ninety five southbound between
Egit forty one and looks like one seventy five.
Speaker 3 (10:09):
There's your traffic our.
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iHeart Radio Music Festival presented by Capitol One is coming
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Performing at the Double Wooden Walking Mushoes, Wish.
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Stays kind of singing, it is.
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Ninety three point one w POC that's shabboozy goodness.
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He will be singing that live for us, and I
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Right, we got a lot to go over here.
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President Trump's administration released more than two hundred and thirty
thousand pages of never before seen records related to the
nineteen sixty eight assassination of doctor Martin Luther King Junior yesterday.
Historians expect these documents to shed light on the FBI's
tactics and the broader investigation. King's children, Martin Luther King
the third and Bernice King, urged the public to read
(12:00):
with empathy, restraint, and respect for their families continuing grief.
They raise concerns about the public understanding the records in
their full context. Are you secretly using AI at work?
If you are, you're not alone, but it might be
a good thing. A new survey found that twenty percent
of Americans are secretly using AI on the job, even
(12:23):
though their employers haven't given them the green light. But
maybe your boss should because research shows that secret AI
users are saving an average of thirteen hours a week
and nearly five thousand dollars a month in costs. Do
you use AI at work? Does your boss support it?
Does your boss even know what it is? Text me
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seven to seven nine six y two. Begin your message
with higher, Hey, I want to know who's using AI
at work. And lastly, on Sunday, President Trump issued a
threat over social media to hold up four billion dollar
stadium deal between the Commanders and Washington, DC if the
name if the team doesn't change their name back to Redskins.
Trump says there's a big clamoring for change. DC Councilman
(13:06):
Phil Mendelssohn said that there's a zero community uprising about
the name change, and the mayor says she's focused on
keeping the team in the city. There's no public comment
from the Commanders on the issue, but I know we
have a lot of Commanders fans in the audience and
where the stadium's going to be is a big issue.
So let me know what you think of that. Seven
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to seven nine six two. Begin your message with higher, Hey,
I'd love to hear your opinion.
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Ninety three point one WPOC traffic All right, So we've
got some lightlift roadwork and US forty Alternate is closed
due to some construction that's eastbound between Edgemont and Eisenhower Highway.
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An accident on three to ZHO one eastbound at Maryland
Route seventy happening right now. There's some road construction on
bel Air Road at Hartford Road. Looks like the left
lane is closed there, and we're still dealing with the
water main enclosure on York Road both northbound and southbound
between Ashland and Shawan.
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SO, Malcolm Jamal Jamal Warner, who played the teenage son
Theo Huxtable on The Cosby Show from nineteen eighty four
to nineteen ninety two, has passed away. The actor was
on family vacation in Costa Rica when he was caught
by a high ocean current and drowned. According to TMZ.
He was pulled from the water by bystanders and taken
to the shore where he was tended to buy the
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Costa Rican Red Cross.
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He was declared dead at the scene. He survived by
his wife and his daughter. He was fifty four.
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Pumpkin Spice Lattes are back at Starbucks August twenty six.
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That's so early.
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They're bringing back their iconic pumpkin spice latte and another
fall menu goodies at the end of August. Katie Holmes
is writing, directing, and starring in a new feature trilogy
called Happy Hours. She's gonna be reuniting with her Dawson's
Creek co star Joshua Jackson, and my little millennial heart
is happy. I guess it's gonna be like a little
(16:45):
three part rom com, So that'll be exciting. Oh, training
camp is all fired up all over the country with
all the little fresh NFL teams. The staff at ESPN
ranked all the teams from best to worst, and I
am please to announce that the Baltimore Ravens were ranked
number one, followed by the Eagles, the Lions, the Bills,
(17:06):
and the Chiefs.
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The worst teams in the NFL according to ESPN.
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Here they are New Orleans Saints, Cleveland, The Browns, Carolina Panthers,
New York Jets, Tennessee Titans. If you love Candy Crush,
then you're gonna be excited. Then there's a new Candy
Crush cookbook coming. It's gonna be available October seventh, and
it's got fifty recipes from the game and it's available
right before Christmas for a low, low price of twenty
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seven ninety nine. And lastly, what show do you think
defined your generation? If you had to pick, like a
TV show? So there's a ranking for millennials. That's anybody
from like the late nineties to the twenty tens whatever,
that's when you were watching TV.
Speaker 3 (17:51):
You're coming of age.
Speaker 1 (17:53):
Here's the list Top five the officed Charmed, Sex and
the City, How I Met Your Mother and Gilmore Girls.
What do you think what TV show defined your upbringing?
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Your generation? Let me know Sex seven seven nine six two.
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Ninety three point one WPOC traffic.
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All right, there's an accident on three oh one eastbound
at Maryland Root seventy. There's an accident on Falls Road
at West thirty eighth Street. An accident un lock Raven
Boulevard at East Belvidere. Some road construction on bel Air
Road northbound at Harford Road, that's got the left lane closed,
dealing with that water main break still York Road northbound
and southbound between Ashland and Shawan. And we've got looks
(18:39):
like some more roadwork on US forty at Edgemont still closed,
follows the police direction. Looks like they're wrapping that up
in just a few minutes, hopefully.
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Begin your message with higher hay or you're gonna call
eight hundred three two one thirty six ninety three. You
can be anonymous if you want to, because we're getting
into it all right. Remember the Coldplay concert thing. We
talked about this the couple that was up on the jumpbotron.
Speaker 3 (20:16):
Uh. It was a.
Speaker 1 (20:17):
CEO and his head of HR embraced. They were both
married to other people. So everyone's like, oh, I would
never but there's a lot of people in glasshouses all
of a sudden, right, Uh. But what I want to
know is have you had a workplace romance? And better yet,
have you canodled with your boss? Because a new survey
(20:40):
says that seventy nine percent of people have had a
long term workplace romance.
Speaker 3 (20:46):
That's a lot of people.
Speaker 1 (20:48):
Seventy nine percent of people admit to having a long
term workplace romance, and then thirty one percent of people say, yeah,
I've been with my boss. That's also quite a few
people that have been with their supervisor. I think that's
really interesting, so I got to hear about it.
Speaker 3 (21:07):
Let me know. Are you in a workplace romance?
Speaker 1 (21:10):
Have you been? How did it end? What went right?
What went wrong? A lot of people say it's easier.
I mean, you spend most of your time at work anyway,
you might as well meet someone there and you know,
and then if you know long term, I guess you
could go work somewhere else, right, Or maybe you've got
some hot goss about something happening in your workplace right now,
(21:31):
something in the breakroom that you heard about. I want
to hear about it too, seven seven nine to six.
Do begin your message with hi or Hey, I'm totally guilty.
Speaker 3 (21:41):
I think of both things.
Speaker 1 (21:44):
Oopsie, Yeah, so yeah, share with me, let me know
what's going on. I think it's pretty interesting that people
are that's almost all the people. Ninety four percent of
people think that emoji's and gifts make workplace flirting easier,
but seventy nine percent of people say they admit sending
(22:07):
the wrong flirty message to the wrong person, which at
work can just be I feel like that could be
a nightmare. Anyway you want to hear about it, give
me the tea. See what's going on here? It's Jordan Davis.
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good morning.
Speaker 3 (22:26):
I swear that you stay in saying the next thing.
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No.
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You meet a girl at a bar, the next thing
you know, you get her laughing.
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It's too lay.
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Okay, here we go.
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The text are coming in. This is the kind of
participation I appreciate. As Michael's on vacation and I'm here
by myself, so I really need.
Speaker 3 (23:03):
Y'all keep me entertained. Okay, how about this.
Speaker 1 (23:07):
We're talking about workplace romance and how seventy nine percent
of people in a recent survey said that they've been
with someone at work long term, and thirty one percent
of people said that they've been with their boss. Someone said, Hi,
I am with my boss, and we were the people.
Speaker 3 (23:23):
They're thirty years later still together. I love that.
Speaker 1 (23:26):
Then this one is juicy. Hey, I had a workplace
relationship for almost three years. It wasn't with my boss,
but it was with somebody else. Let's just say the
lunch breaks were awesome. She was married, I was engaged.
I think it just happens when you work with somebody
every day and you get to know them really well.
Speaker 3 (23:42):
I ended up.
Speaker 1 (23:43):
Leaving there, so I don't see her anymore. But I
would one hundred percent sleep with the boss that I
have right now given the opportunity.
Speaker 3 (23:51):
Oh my goodness.
Speaker 1 (23:53):
Someone said, hey, I had an affair at work and
learned that you don't get your bread where you get
your meat. Uh oh, that one didn't end well. This
one says hi, I was in a workplace romance. We
ended up getting married this October, but it will be
nineteen years together. So of all the texts that we've
gotten so far, i'd say most of them are pretty good.
Speaker 3 (24:13):
Only one ended kind of poorly. That's interesting. Keep them
coming seven seven.
Speaker 1 (24:19):
Ninety six two Begin your message with high er Hay,
or you can call we can chat eight hundred and
three two one thirty six ninety three. The other thing
that happened in this survey that I thought was unsettling.
The survey said that ninety one percent of people confess
that they've used flirting or charm to boost their position
at work or advance their career.
Speaker 3 (24:39):
That's almost everybody. Have you done that? Have you flirted
to kind of get what you want? Get a little.
Speaker 1 (24:45):
Raise, maybe a parking spot. Hey, boss, once up. You
know I've definitely gone seven seven nine six two in
your message with higher Hey, I want.
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To hear from you. It's serious.
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my way in North Carolina, staring up the road and
pray to God.
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I see headlights.
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Made it down the coast.
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Speaker 1 (26:18):
We're talking workplace a romance. Seventy nine percent of people
say yeah, I've been with somebody at work for a
long time, thirty one percent of people say I've been
with my boss, and ninety one percent of people say
I flirted to get my way at work. Someone on
tech said, Hey, I met my husband at work. I've
been married seven years. Somebody else said, how do you
think I got the promotion that I got. I flirted
(26:41):
with my boss for two years in order to get promoted.
Speaker 3 (26:45):
Yikes.
Speaker 1 (26:46):
Someone said, hey, Bethany, I've been in office romance with
a coworker.
Speaker 3 (26:49):
We were both married to other people. They cheated on us.
Speaker 1 (26:52):
Our coworkers told us that we should get married because
we were very close friends. So then we eventually got
divorced from the cheaters and then got married and we've
been together thirty six years.
Speaker 3 (27:03):
You guys are sweet. I love it.
Speaker 2 (27:06):
Ninety three point one WPOC traffic all right, so.
Speaker 1 (27:10):
Those two at that Coldplay concert may have been onto something.
We got stopinggo traffic on eight ninety five southbound between
Lombard and the Harbor Tunnel. Disabled vehicle on b Tow
Parkway southbound at six p ninety five. It's been moved
to the shoulder, but it's kind of blocking the exit ramp,
which is kind of a problem. A little accident in
Lockgraven at Belvedere and an accident on Falls Road at
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West thirty eighth Street.
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