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Speaker 4:Morning my neighbors. It's time to rise and shine and get your morning started with Alabama's award-winning morning show. We have hit the mother road. Hey, it's morning time, broadcasting live from high atop alabama's beautiful sand mountains I listen to you guys every day, every hour, all time. Keep it here and listen for this. Please welcome your hosts, Barry. You probably won't believe this, but I was bullied in high school for being too handsome.
Speaker 3:I don't believe you. You're right, it was for setting my crotch on fire in shop class.
Speaker 5:And Holly. The English language cannot fully capture the depth and complexity of my thoughts, so I'm incorporating emoji into my speech to better express myself.
Speaker 4:Blinky face, let. So I'm incorporating emoji into my speech to better express myself. Winky face, let's play this backwards and see if it gets any better. Never gonna give you up. Never gonna let you down.
Speaker 1:Never gonna run around and desert you. Good morning, it's 6.08. It's a beautiful Tuesday. A little bit of rain popped up a few minutes ago in Cherokee County, near Cedar Bluff. It's odd, but hey, today's going to be a pretty good day, mostly sunny, windy. That's the key. The wind 10 to 20 miles an hour will cool you down, even though it's going to hit 90, it's going to feel better today.
Speaker 6:This is good walking weather. It is.
Speaker 1:It is Tomorrow a little bit 93 tomorrow, the heat index around 100. And the forecast has changed some. Now Thursday 4th of July looks pretty good, really. There is a chance of rain in the daytime 40% but for Thursday night, for the 4th of July, fireworks only a slight chance, but Friday, 80% chance of rain, thunderstorms. So Friday we need rain and there's a good chance of rain Friday and Friday night.
Speaker 7:Yeah.
Speaker 1:So there you go, and Saturday about a 60% chance of the weekend. Not bad at all. It's going to be a warm weekend. This morning it's 78 in Fort Payne. It is very warm this morning. In some spots it's so humid Barry.
Speaker 1:Yeah, gadsden 69. We're at 69 here at QSB. A lot of stuff going on. I got some guests coming in this morning and let's go back to last night real quick had a chance to go visit some new friends. Yes, and I'm excited there's a lot of stuff coming in this area in the next couple of weeks. As far as concerts music the first one's going to be coming up in just let's see less than two weeks. Then another one coming up in August. We'll mention this one first, because last night we had a chance to go visit Cottonfield Bar and Grill in Sneed.
Speaker 6:It was amazing, beautiful.
Speaker 1:First time I had a chance to go there.
Speaker 6:It's so neat because it's like you've taken a little piece of the beach and put it on in Sneed, Alabama. It's just so neat.
Speaker 1:If you haven't been, you need to go. You especially need to go on August the 9th. Yes, that's when there's going to be a crowd and it's going to be fun because we're going to have a chance to be there and emcee this. Will Mosley, our buddy from American Idol, will be there in concert. You're saying, oh, how much are tickets? Free, free tickets. Do the uh-huh? Okay, hold on.
Speaker 6:How much are tickets again?
Speaker 1:Free. Yes, they're free.
Speaker 6:How can they do that?
Speaker 1:No, idea Because they just want to have a great concert. This is going to be fun. Will Mosley from American Idol, the runner-up, our buddy from Georgia we talked to three times during the show is going to be there performing and I tell you, if you didn't see him on the show, you need to come out that night. And it's a friday, august, the night, cotton filled bar and grill.
Speaker 6:yeah, and it's going to be fun just write that night down, because we're going to be there, like barry said, and seeing, and we're going to have so much fun. We want to come out and meet you and listen to music with you like this is a chance to hang out with us.
Speaker 1:I'm excited because we talked about this on the show that Will Mosley was going to win. From day one we said oh, yeah, and sure enough, he almost did. He was runner up.
Speaker 6:Yeah, but Kevin had a good point when he said if he did win he would have been bound by so many different contracts. Sure, but when you're runner up you're more like a free agent.
Speaker 1:You are and you can go on your own way which is why he's going to be in this knee doing a show. Uh, going to be, uh, putting on a great show. I'm we've seen him perform like a song at a time on idol, but never a full show, and I'm excited I'm excited, yeah he's got like a chris tapleton, luke holmes kind of sound to it and listen.
Speaker 6:it's the neatest venue. They're going to put him possibly on top of the stage, like on a rooftop. On a rooftop, but it's not so high that you can't see him. I can't explain it. We'll go down there and take a video of the venue. When we go to the restaurant and it's family friendly the kids are invited. Anna Patterson she's been so great to us, she is helping us with this and she said Holly, bring your girls. And I said there're seven and nine. And she said bring them, you're gonna have so much fun.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and the food. We had some appetizers last night. The food is amazing. Yes, I can't wait to go back again to have a good sit down dinner it's the best fried mushrooms I've ever had very good, yeah.
Speaker 1:So anyway, we'll be talking more about that. But another show coming up earlier than that, in just less than two weeks, is going to be in Guntersville with Rock the Dock. Yes, with our buddies at SoCo Roofing putting this on. This is like the third year of this. They're going to be coming in this morning after 8 talking more about this. You've got Corey Smith and, speaking of American Idol, guess who else is going to be there? And I know you know Mia Mia Matthews With Worth the Wait the Worth the Wait will be there, and Brandon Elder from American Idol from a few years ago.
Speaker 1:That's awesome, that's also free. Another free show.
Speaker 6:Yeah, so come out and hang out. We're going to be there too, so come out and hang out and rock the dock with us.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so we're going to talk to them coming up after 8. Give any details on what all is going to happen there? That's coming up on the 13th. So that's just, uh, uh, just what less than two weeks away. So there's a lot of great stuff coming up.
Speaker 1:In case you're saying, well, I just can't afford there's, I can't afford to do stuff you don't have to use free, yeah but that's coming up and later this morning there also something free after nine which I'm not terribly excited about, but then again it's free. I get a free spray tan it doesn't.
Speaker 6:It's not exactly free. It comes with responsibilities, true. So you're okay. Here's what. I'm going to break it down. Okay, mike Allen is getting a full body spray tan. He's like taking the shirt off everything. Full body, will Brumblow full spray tan. Shirt off everything. You are going to have the ultimate farmer's hand, because we're going facebook live and who wants to take their shirt off on facebook?
Speaker 1:live.
Speaker 6:We don't even know if it's legal don't know, yeah might see a nip slip in there.
Speaker 1:You never know, I don't want people driving to wreck, and so, oh my goodness, I know, and that it would probably go viral, though did you see? Barry galloway with the shirt off yeah, well, my contract says I can't take my top off under any circumstance.
Speaker 6:Oh okay, well good but what's fun is that last night with my cricket I cut out letters that say wqsb and I'm gonna put them down your calf, on both calves, and they're gonna be like a stencil. So you're gonna be like, pale your legs are so pasty. Well, I try.
Speaker 1:I don't get to go to the pool like you do.
Speaker 6:I know, but your face is tan and your arms are tan, but your legs are white.
Speaker 1:Sorry.
Speaker 6:That's okay, but it makes it even better because it's going to have a better contrast.
Speaker 1:I feel great after today. Yeah, I thank you too, where we're going to be going after 9. We're going to be leaving here as soon as they let us out of our meeting in the bank.
Speaker 6:Yeah, cody Henson is going to be doing it for us. Cody is at. Ooh, what is the name? It's Platinum.
Speaker 1:But she's going to be doing this, so thank you, cody.
Speaker 6:Yes, and she has lashes by Cody. She also has a big deal. So if you want to go get a spray tan, go to WQSBcom, click on the Big Deal store you can get. Is it $20?
Speaker 1:You get $20 coupons, but you only pay $10 for them.
Speaker 6:That's awesome, yeah, so you're going to get like almost half off your spray tan.
Speaker 1:So there's all kinds of things you can get by using these coupons. So you can go to our website and try those out. And, looking on the Big Deal, see, we have a few more. Yesterday we had Santa Fe and Albertville Big deal coupons only 10 left for that.
Speaker 1:That'll fill out, yeah $20 worth of food for $10. You still have a few left for the Rib Shack BBQ in Fort Payne $20. And, yes, there's Lashes by Cody. You can get coupons there. $20 worth of services for only $10. And there's only two left for the Alabama Pizza Company $20 worth of food for $10. All of these are on our website under BigDeal, WQSBcom, so be sure and check those out.
Speaker 2:How do you know?
Speaker 1:Well, it's almost the 4th of July. Tuesday, July the 2nd. It's like my birthday eve.
Speaker 6:Oh, my God, yes. Are you one of those. Yeah, you're like, don't make a big deal on my birthday, it's my birthday, eve.
Speaker 1:No, but we were talking to Mrs Currington yesterday. I'm trying to say her name. She really is generous. She really is so generous.
Speaker 6:You're not getting a check. I know she told me yesterday.
Speaker 1:I've got a better chance of messing in one hand and getting one in the other and see which one fills up faster.
Speaker 6:Oh no.
Speaker 1:That was cold.
Speaker 6:That was.
Speaker 1:I still appreciate you, Mrs Currenfield. Hallelujah.
Speaker 6:Hallelujah. Let me tell you about today.
Speaker 1:Okay, what's going on today?
Speaker 6:Today is World UFO Day.
Speaker 1:Do you believe?
Speaker 6:I don't want to make anybody mad. Yeah, but no, I don't. I Do you believe? I don't want to make anybody mad, but no, I don't I don't believe, I don't.
Speaker 1:I think, as long as supposedly they've been here for this many years, we would have had one seen one by now.
Speaker 6:People say, they have.
Speaker 1:Well then, why don't they show? It to us In a spaceship.
Speaker 6:I know they say Roswell in New Mexico.
Speaker 1:They got all that stuff out there. But why don't believe in them? I just don't believe that there are things. My thought is they might have come here years ago to find intelligent life and the Lotrans said not here. So they went over to Pluto and went to Neptune and they're out there searching. It's not here.
Speaker 6:Not on Earth. Don't go back to that blue one.
Speaker 1:How smart are they? The best they can do is rectally probe you oh, whoa, you went there well, how? That's what they always say. How smart are they?
Speaker 6:it's 6, 17 in the morning.
Speaker 1:You're talking about rectal probes what if you believe in ufos?
Speaker 6:you've got to believe the whole thing but we don't know that that's what they do. Some people say, they have 51% of Americans believe in UFOs.
Speaker 6:I'm not one of them 1%, over half, and 75% of Americans believe life exists on other planets. That's a big number, that's three quarters of people believe that life exists on other planets. I don't believe it, I don't either, and this is all say. It just ties down to my faith, if that makes any sense. It just goes down to that. I just don't believe that there's. I don't know. I don't want to make anybody mad, though, like I said, I don't believe. If I ruffled your feathers. Don't be mad at me. I love you.
Speaker 1:All the times we've had a telescope looking at the moon, you'd think eventually one of them would have walked by and forgot to hide. Oh, oh, oh.
Speaker 6:Yeah, oh God, they would have seen him Get out here, billy. Yeah, get out of there Get out man, they're going to see you.
Speaker 1:They got the telescope down there. Get in the moon hole, they're going to see you.
Speaker 6:Moon hole. Yeah, now is ending in a I not like artificial intelligence. No, no, no, no. Let me give you an example jakai, okay, lorelei, ozai and mordecai. I wonder why that rhymes, but why? Why do you?
Speaker 1:think with that why are they doing this?
Speaker 6:it's just trending, I guess, I don't know because the classic names like liam and olivia. They're still the most popular. I think Henry's up there.
Speaker 1:Some of the older names.
Speaker 6:Yeah, I like the older names. I like them. There was a one of my friends had a baby named Elsie. Oh, it was Val.
Speaker 1:Elsie.
Speaker 6:That's an older name.
Speaker 1:Love it.
Speaker 6:Love it. So anyway, I love those. I don't know why the AIs?
Speaker 7:are trending but, they are.
Speaker 1:Yep.
Speaker 6:And then here's something to think about. Okay, you know, I hate when I call a company and they tell me that my call is very important to them.
Speaker 1:Yes, have you ever done that that recording? Yes, they tell you your call is very important. Please hold.
Speaker 6:Please hold. It's so important that they make me listen to a 40-minute flute solo Some of.
Speaker 1:that's the worst music I know. And they'll come in every few minutes.
Speaker 6:I like the one that goes which one is that? It's one of my doctors. It does like this.
Speaker 1:Wow yeah.
Speaker 6:It's like a rocker or something I want to call them now Okay, because mine is like that flute solo.
Speaker 1:It's like a rocker or something I want to call them. Now Okay, because mine is like that flute solo. It's like I don't know. Lord of the Rings, like you're in the beginning, I'm so bored and I fall asleep. They come on and say thank you for holding. Your call is very important.
Speaker 6:Please keep holding for the next hour.
Speaker 1:Please continue enjoying the flute. Here's the flutist, or here's the flutist, or flautist, what?
Speaker 6:is it? I don't know, I don't know A fluter.
Speaker 4:A fluter. It's 619. Wqsb Mornings with Barry and.
Speaker 1:Holly. Good morning to our listener of the day, david VanRopper. Yay, david. Thank you, david, for listening. We appreciate you. Thank you so much for listening and you are now qualified, since you're a listener of the day on Friday. Our listener of the week is going to win two tickets to the World Deer Expo in Birmingham, and we'll, by the way, be giving away more of those tickets later this morning here on the morning show. But the question of the day you put this up is we're playing a game. Winner gets a QSP Station t-shirt. It'll be a random drawing. What time does Barry and Holly wake up each morning for the morning show?
Speaker 6:Is it going to be a random drawing, or is it? Going to be the correct answer.
Speaker 1:Well, I guess we'll have to go correct. If we have more than one correct answer, then we'll oh, then we'll put those in a drawing. We'll put those in a drawing.
Speaker 6:But so far nobody's guessed it. No, Okay, so, but Dwight Bartlett said when their eyes are open.
Speaker 1:Okay, that's true.
Speaker 6:Let's go over some times though.
Speaker 1:But to have a chance when you better give us an exact time there.
Speaker 6:Yeah, tina Hasson says 4.30 for Barry, 5.30 for Holly Okay, haley MacArthur, our listener of the day yesterday, says Holly 3.30, barry 4.30. Holly gets up at 4 and Barry gets up at 3.30. From Audrey Hilburn yeah, but here's the one that I like the most. From Ashley Mass. I love this one. Barry wakes up at 4. Holly sets her alarm for 5, but it's more like 5.30 when she wakes up. Now, this one, this next one, I'm going to be honest with you. This is what happens, but the time is not correct. It says Barry 4.30. This is from Misty Haney Barry 4.30. And then Holly sets at least three alarms, sleeps through or snoozes them all and then gets up around 530 to 515, 530.
Speaker 1:So how many alarms do you set?
Speaker 6:Hold on, I really want to count this.
Speaker 1:So these are all on your phone.
Speaker 6:These are all on my phone One, two, three, four, five. I set five alarms and my Alexa Two, three, four, five.
Speaker 1:I set five alarms and my Alexa, how many minutes apart are your five alarms?
Speaker 6:Two.
Speaker 1:Two minutes apart. Yes, why.
Speaker 6:Because it'll annoy me enough to wake up.
Speaker 1:Shouldn't the first one get you up?
Speaker 6:It does for normal people, not for people like me.
Speaker 4:It's not normal.
Speaker 6:No, and I'll tell you this I do stay in bed Like I do. It does take me a while to get up out of bed, but I set my alarm early enough to lock that time Because I already know it doesn't matter if I wake up at blank time or blank time, it's going to be still time in the bed before I get going. What about you? I have three alarms. Three, you're knocking my, my five, that's just two more.
Speaker 1:I just do it because, well, I don't want to be late to be late. I was like I know one time, one time in my life and that your whole life as far as working, it's really one time as far as oversleeping my alarm yeah I don't remember what happened. I was just so tired and I just slept through it well, it's really hard yeah like.
Speaker 6:That's something we never talk about because we don't want to complain, because we love this so much, but the hours are tough, they're tough.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I've always said if we could do the morning show later in the day be much better, but then it wouldn't be the morning show.
Speaker 6:I I like it, but I'm with you. I don't know.
Speaker 1:I'm trying to find my alarm. I have an Alexa alarm. Easy, no need to report. Oh, you've got to listen to the ad first yeah, I'm trying to find this. It's from Sharknado.
Speaker 2:Sharknado on the alarm. This is your alarm.
Speaker 1:I'm afraid to listen. I don't know what it's going to say. Skip forward just a little bit. I don't know what it's going to say. It may be something ugly, but anyway I have to re-have Alexa.
Speaker 6:What does it sound like?
Speaker 1:It's Tara Reid, one of the scenes from Sharknado, and she says I'll play it for you in a second.
Speaker 6:Okay, okay, you'll find it. I'll be sure it's the right one that.
Speaker 1:I'll play, because I I have just a regular old clock, just a regular clock radio, uh-huh, and it's my life, I've had it for years.
Speaker 6:It's one of those like old vintage red numbers digital.
Speaker 1:I trust it. Yeah, then I have my phone. My phone is the phone, always is the one that gets me up, but I have to have three and yeah.
Speaker 6:You also have.
Speaker 1:Yeah, the Alexa is my third one. And yeah, you also have. Yeah, the Alexa is my third one. Yeah, and that one is loud too so. I'll play what she says coming up in a second.
Speaker 7:Oh man, I'm pretty sure this is it Okay.
Speaker 1:But anyway, as far as some of the guesses we don't get up at the same time, We'll give you that much.
Speaker 6:Yeah, we don't.
Speaker 1:And it's about an hour difference. I get up before you do. Yes, the only reason is well, I don't know what the reason is.
Speaker 6:I come in and do a lot of. What do you mean? You don't know what the reason is.
Speaker 1:Well, I come in and do what you call show prep. Yeah, you come in and do hours, but I don't want to care about the political and all of the worldwide crisis going on, because you get enough of that on the news. Anyway, we try to stay away from that.
Speaker 6:Yeah.
Speaker 1:We try to find stuff that's unusual, that's different, that's positive, and try to find those kind of stories that might make you smile a little bit and just make you think.
Speaker 6:Yeah, we just want to make you laugh.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so anyway, keep asking what time you think we'll get up.
Speaker 6:Yeah, this is fun.
Speaker 1:Last night, as a matter of fact, we went to Cottonfield Bar and Grill. One of the first questions they asked us was what time do you get up in the morning?
Speaker 6:What time do you wake up? Yeah, they were curious, but you know what's so crazy is? Scott said that somebody has called him and said hey, what time does Barry Galloway get up there?
Speaker 1:I don't know if that was like they wanted to know so they could beat me up, or they wanted to collect some money. Collect some money. I don't know.
Speaker 6:I don't know, I would avoid that call. Hopefully Scott didn't give it away.
Speaker 1:He probably told them, probably told them, which road I'm on and what car.
Speaker 6:I drive. He said 1, 2, 3,.
Speaker 1:Alabama Avenue. He'll be the one in a Toyota. But anyway, go ahead and make a guess. We're curious what you think.
Speaker 7:Yeah, all right 6.33.
Speaker 1:If I can find out, thank God for Panda, I'm going to play you my alarm. All right, good.
Speaker 4:Mornings with Barry and Hall here on Alabama's country giant WQSB.
Speaker 1:The QSB Jelly Roll. I Am Not Okay. That's one of my favorite songs. It just tells it like it is. Yeah, I think everybody at some point can say that oh yeah, Sometimes every day, oh yeah. And I agree. And speaking of Jelly Roll, he does so many good things. He did another good thing over the weekend.
Speaker 6:Yeah, he did. It was a free performance in Nashville Sky Deck on Broadway. He did something amazing. There was this 18-year-old girl there that had spent the previous month caring for her grandmother in the hospital. She wanted to see the show, for a much-needed emotional release, to kind of just get away, break away, enjoy herself. She waited in line for five hours and was on, was just crazy excited to see jelly roll perform. Okay, so what she did was she took her phone and she had I think it was on her phone right yeah, and she was right.
Speaker 1:I saw she's like you to get up right next to the stage it says in black.
Speaker 6:It had a black screen and and in white she wrote please pay my tuition. So Jelly Roll read the words to the crowd and he said I'm going to give you the opportunity to change your life right here on this date. And so he said we will help you get through school. And Jelly Roll promised that he's going to pay her tuition.
Speaker 1:Didn't have a clue how much she owed, didn't even care. Nope, but see, you never know until you ask for something. If it might be possible, promise that he's going to pay her tuition. Didn't have a clue how much she owed, didn't even care. You never know until you ask for something if it might be possible.
Speaker 6:How cool would that be to be like hey, jelly Roll paid for my college tuition.
Speaker 1:Don't think from now on, every show you can find him that you're going to hold up a phone and say that.
Speaker 6:I need one that says please pay my vet bills. My dog's got a double ear infection, oh stuff like that.
Speaker 1:But Jelly Roll had it said my people will meet you. And they came down and found her and they wanted to get more details on what she owed. And it doesn't say. But if he said he was going to do it, he's going to do it. He probably did it. Yeah, hey, I found my alarm. Okay, I was trying to find something, because some things I might sleep through, just ordinary alarms. So I found one. Sharknado is one of the goofiest movies ever. If you've never seen the Sharknado movies, they're so bad.
Speaker 6:Is it like a parody or are they?
Speaker 1:just really bad movies. Well, they're made to be bad. Okay, they know they're bad, but they just have fun with it. Oh, okay, it's like the sharks up in the tornadoes coming down. But anyway, Tara Reid is one of the stars, so there's a line she has and this is what my alarm sounds like.
Speaker 7:Get up now. There's a shark needle coming. Stay away from the windows and stick with me if you want to live. This is not my first time. Oh my gosh, that's it.
Speaker 6:Play it again, because it was kind of cracking the audio Now there's a shark needle coming.
Speaker 7:Stay away from the windows and stick with me if you want to live. This is not my first time.
Speaker 1:So that's my alarm. That's what I hear. I mean, think about it. You're in a sound asleep and you hear that voice and you're probably going to wake up. Do you want to hear mine? Oh, I'm afraid even.
Speaker 6:No, it's fine. So I have different ones.
Speaker 1:I'm sure it's something from Taylor Swift.
Speaker 6:It is. My Alexa is Taylor Swift. All I do is say, hey, alexa, set my alarm for blank and play Taylor Swift, and she does so she just picks a song. She just picks a song.
Speaker 1:Okay, and.
Speaker 6:I love it. She does a good job.
Speaker 1:Here is my phone, one of my five alarms. It's going and I'm sorry if I trigger anybody else.
Speaker 6:Yeah, okay, oh, that's your alarm. Oh, that's one of them. Yeah, so that's just a regular alarm, turn it off.
Speaker 1:I'm up, okay, so what Taylor Swift song? So Taylor is also on. She's on your Alexa alarm.
Speaker 6:Yeah.
Speaker 1:But not on your phone alarm.
Speaker 6:She's on my Alexa. I just tell Alexa play Taylor Swift and that's the one that wakes me up. These on my phone. They just get on my nerves and I just hit snooze.
Speaker 1:Let me ask you this. Mrs Currington's not listening. I'm sorry. I said her name again. She is so generous.
Speaker 6:She is so generous and it's your birthday Eve.
Speaker 1:But she's not listening. So how many times since you've been on the radio have you been late? Two, two, not listening? So how many times since you've been on the radio have you been late? Two Two? Yeah, how late were you, do you remember?
Speaker 6:I do Very. I'm not going to say I want to say it's up to you. So in a year it's so hard because you have to be here. I can't do my job anywhere else, I have to be in this office, and so was it like 6.30?.
Speaker 1:One was yeah, about 6.30.
Speaker 6:When I woke up or got here.
Speaker 1:When you got here.
Speaker 6:It was 6.30 when I got here.
Speaker 1:Yeah, because you weren't here by 6, so I called and I could tell when you answered. Oh, you were not awake. Yeah, I don't know how you got here in 30 minutes.
Speaker 6:I don't either. Yeah, got here in 30 minutes, I don't either.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but the other one, I think, was later than that. Nuh-uh, I think so.
Speaker 6:No way, I thought it was like 7 when you got here. No, barry. Yeah, no, it was like 6.05. It was not. No, no, no, no.
Speaker 1:Using the new pen we got.
Speaker 6:Yeah, we got these pens. They've got thumbs on them, and so we're thumb-upping and thumb-downing each other from across the board.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so these are meant. Thank you, whataburger, by the way. Yeah.
Speaker 6:Whataburger. Hey, yeah, let's mention that Whataburger came by and brought us like a PR package yesterday.
Speaker 1:Burgers and brownies.
Speaker 6:Fruit snacks and pens, cookies yeah, all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 1:Delicious stuff.
Speaker 6:The burgers were whoa Very good. Yeah, they were good, very good. But anyway, they give us these pins that say we appreciate you, but they have thumbs. I may post a picture on.
Speaker 1:Facebook. So go back to the other time. It was like 6.05. I thought it was later.
Speaker 6:Barry, I did not get here at 7 o'clock, I would have died. Yeah, I would have died. Yeah, I would have, because 6.30, I died.
Speaker 1:Isn't that the worst feeling to be?
Speaker 6:late? Yes, because it's like number one loss of control, and I cannot stand to not be in control of like me and myself. Second, it's failing my job, which is so important to me. Well, it happens.
Speaker 1:I know, but it shouldn't. You don't want it to but it happens, I know.
Speaker 6:But it's just. And I will say it's easier for me to get up now than it was back then when I was late. It was when I first started. You gotta give me that.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I haven't been late. You were not a morning person.
Speaker 6:No, I have never been a morning person and this job really changed my whole dynamic of my life. Like literally every dynamic of my life has been changed because of this job. I love it and it's worth it, but when I first started waking up at blank o'clock, it was really, really hard. It was hard, but I'm good now.
Speaker 1:We're not saying what time, because it's a game we're playing on Facebook.
Speaker 6:If you're just joining us on our Facebook page I put up a post. I said we're going to give away a WQSB Station t-shirt. What time does Barry and Holly wake up each morning for the show? I know you might think that we're weird we are, but people ask us often what time do you get up? And when we went to Cottonfield yesterday, anna asked you what time do you get up, barry? And when you told her she said oh my gosh.
Speaker 1:Then they said well, what time do you go home? Is the next question. Yeah, because many think you go home like a 9.05. No, no, no, no, that's not true.
Speaker 6:Yes, it is not true at all. We are here until about 1, 1 to 2,. Barry, exactly, yeah, it's okay.
Speaker 1:No, we got to have those. Okay, I will get those back.
Speaker 6:Rachel just came in and took our headphones.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, no, we will get those. We know where you live. We will find you. It's 648.
Speaker 4:Barry and Holly on Alabama's Country, Giant WQSB.
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Speaker 1:Time for Holly's pile of stories and you were so excited a few minutes ago. You say that Bluey Bluey is not gone, it's coming back.
Speaker 6:Bluey is not gone. So many people had speculated that after the last season finale episode, the Sign that it was going to be the show end, and we all were so worried.
Speaker 1:Because it was kind of weird, because it kind of took a leap forward and showed Bluey as an adult.
Speaker 6:Yeah, it was weird, but I have some good news. Bluey and her adorable family are set to star in a couple new mini-sodes set to premiere in a couple of days. And this comes after a few months ago, after the season finale of the Sun.
Speaker 1:So mini-sodes, yeah, these are like really, really short.
Speaker 6:So they're like one to three minutes. Wow, yeah, they're set to make their debut on Wednesday. Tomorrow, yeah, tomorrow, okay. I can't wait to see those and I'm so invested in this. Amazon Prime Video is developing both a docu-series and a scripted series based on the 2022 murders of the four University of Idaho students. It's been two years.
Speaker 1:That's insane.
Speaker 6:Yes, the two projects will be based on an upcoming non-fiction book about the murders. It happened in November 2022 and the suspect, Brian Koberger, is scheduled to go on trial in June 2025. That's too long to wait.
Speaker 1:I'm confused. Why is it taking so long to put this guy on trial?
Speaker 6:Why do you have to wait a year and a half? I don't understand.
Speaker 1:Why it's going to be three years until he finally goes on trial.
Speaker 6:And these four college students are gone.
Speaker 1:The parents need something.
Speaker 6:They need closure, they need to know yes.
Speaker 1:Did he do it or did he not? And let's get this and move on.
Speaker 6:Yes, I'm so going to watch those.
Speaker 1:Definitely I want to see that.
Speaker 6:And do you remember Redbox?
Speaker 1:I haven't used Redbox in years.
Speaker 6:Okay, well, I got some news for you. The Redbox video rental kiosk has filed for bankruptcy. Uh-oh, I know. The media company which owns the rental corporation, redbox, owes $970 million. That's just pocket change for some To major Hollywood movie companies.
Speaker 1:Ah, so I guess the more movies that people rent, then they can turn in and give the companies their share of it. Since people have quit renting movies, like from Redbox, they don't have as much money to give them. Ah, we stream. I wondered about that the other day. If people use Redbox as much as they used to Because I haven't used it in years- I know there's one outside of Walgreens.
Speaker 6:There used to be, and I saw it a few months ago and walked by and thought what a waste of money. Those are now Because, honestly, do you have anything to play a DVD? I don't.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I don't anymore. I know the one I had doesn't work anymore.
Speaker 6:And if you want to watch a movie, you go to Prime Hulu.
Speaker 1:Yeah, or go to the movies, or I'll wait until it comes out on one of the streamers.
Speaker 6:Yeah, I don't know. It's just the times are changing, not surprised 6.56.
Speaker 4:WQSB Mornings with Barry and Holly.
Speaker 1:Saw this one on Facebook yesterday and unknown who wrote this, but it sounds like me too.
Speaker 6:Yeah, I love this one. It says me yelling at squirrels in the street to move so they don't die is probably the same feeling God has watching me live my life most days.
Speaker 1:That is so true. I've never thought of it that way. But yeah, you see those squirrels in the road thinking get out of the road.
Speaker 6:You're going to get run over. What are you doing you? Idiot, yes, and God probably is looking down like what are you doing you?
Speaker 1:idiot, wake up, you're going to get killed. Stop, stop, stop. That's a good one. Yeah, 716.
Speaker 4:Mornings with Barry and Holly here on Alabama's country giant WQSB Come on man Mornings.
Speaker 1:Come on man Story. I think it's great. I love watching America's Got Talent, which is on again tonight. Looks good. Still the audition round, I guess. But they had a chicken on there recently.
Speaker 7:It was the last week or a few weeks ago that helped with a magic trick.
Speaker 1:Yeah, which is weird. It was weird, but there's a guy. There's a story coming out about a Canadian pet chicken. This guy in Canada actually a lady in Canada has a pet chicken. Emily has been training hens with magnetic letters and numbers. She's been training them to identify colors, numbers and letters and she's now in the world record book, the Guinness World Record book. Her chicken yeah, lacey has managed to set a record for the most identifications by a chicken. The chicken can identify, is able to identify more numbers, more letters and more colors than any chicken has ever done before. And now it's in the world record book.
Speaker 1:You know, used to when I was little, I thought to the Guinness World Record book. I would sit there and read and go through all these great things that were pretty amazing. But now there's so many stupid things in there now. Like how many hula hoops can you put around your neck at one time? Stuff that, who cares? And how is this amazing? Like I used to, it was like you could ride a bicycle and jump over, how many feet you could jump. Things are pretty amazing, pretty good, but now they're stuck here. Who cares how many numbers and letters a chicken can correctly pick? How's that important?
Speaker 6:Why would you need it to pick certain things? I? Don't understand Like hurry, get me the orange.
Speaker 1:F I'm going to die. Why is this important? I mean, come on man.
Speaker 6:Give me the number six, hurry.
Speaker 1:Yeah, the only numbers I care about with the chicken is how many minutes it it take for my chicken to be done on the grill so I can eat it. That's the only number I care about is how many more minutes have I got to wait to eat that chicken?
Speaker 7:Yeah.
Speaker 1:I don't care about how many numbers it can pick correctly.
Speaker 6:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Stupid. Yeah, that is stupid, if that's your only job is to train your chicken to correctly pick colors and letters. You don't have much going on.
Speaker 6:Well, some people are just chicken trainers, you know.
Speaker 1:Once you're a chicken trainer, you're one for life. You're always known as a chicken trainer.
Speaker 6:That's right. Once you become a chicken trainer, you are always a chicken trainer.
Speaker 1:Yes, and now they're in the world record book for having the chicken who can identify the most numbers and letters. Well, congratulations. So we go from this because I know, without even having to ask, do we have any chicken jokes?
Speaker 6:Why was the chicken so funny?
Speaker 1:I don't know.
Speaker 6:She's a real comedie, hen. That was not good. You laughed that wasn't a good one. You laughed, though. What do you get when you cross a chicken and a ghost?
Speaker 1:A ghost, I don't know what. A poultry goss that was good, that was stupid.
Speaker 7:No, that was better than the other one, all right.
Speaker 6:What do you call a mischievous egg?
Speaker 1:Mischievous egg yeah, I don't know A practical yoker. Come on, come on, man. Okay, you got to leave on a high note. Come on, come on, man, okay, you've got to leave on a high note. If you've got one more, okay.
Speaker 6:What do chickens say when they burp?
Speaker 1:I don't know.
Speaker 6:Egg-scuse-me.
Speaker 3:Okay, that's pretty good Egg-scuse-me.
Speaker 5:Yeah 738.
Speaker 4:Wqsb Mornings with Barry and Holly.
Speaker 1:And Mike Allen will be giving away tickets coming up after, and I believe he's now arrived at his location. He has.
Speaker 6:He is at the location of Cody's and he is about to be spray tanned. We got a before picture.
Speaker 1:Here's the picture of Mike. He's pasty. He's got a little bit of a tan. Looks a little nervous. Yeah, he does.
Speaker 6:That's a very nervous pose, isn't it? It is, I'm going to. Tan looks a little nervous. Yeah, he does here.
Speaker 1:That's a very nervous pose, isn't it?
Speaker 6:it is.
Speaker 1:I'm gonna be posting these pictures up later, but so mike is gonna have his spray tan, uh will brumble, I will have his spray tan and then I'm going there after nine and you're getting a spray tan.
Speaker 6:Yes, and we're gonna be facebook live. So, yeah, um, join us. I'm gonna say, oh, it's hard to tell from around 930, 945, 930 as soon as Mrs Currington.
Speaker 1:Every time I say her name, it happens.
Speaker 6:I don't know as soon as she releases us from our meeting.
Speaker 1:We'll be heading over there because we've got to hurry, because it's spray tan and you've got something designed to put on.
Speaker 6:Put on me yeah, I've got a wqsb stencil. She wanted to do the meeting tomorrow, but we can't do the meeting tomorrow because why?
Speaker 1:because tomorrow is my birthday and it's a special day because mrs currington is so generous somebody might get a new pair of shoes I'm expecting something big. Yeah, are you. She told me not to expect it, but I am.
Speaker 6:You've got to dream big, they always say she literally said you're not getting anything, but you're still trying. She's kidding, she's a kidder. Very that, mrs Curren, somebody needs to come get you today.
Speaker 1:My goodness. But anyway, we'll be doing that sometime after 9, 9.30. Yeah, when we go Facebook Live and get my spray tan.
Speaker 6:Oh yeah, I'm so excited.
Speaker 1:I'm so not excited. I am no, but it's for a good cause, because we had a bet that we collected so much dog food on before we left Friday and we did and had over 23,000 pounds in the second chance shelter. So it's all for a good cause.
Speaker 6:Oh yeah, we sent out a call to action.
Speaker 1:Like.
Speaker 6:Will said if we hit 22,000, I'll get spray tan. And I said, and Barry will too. And then Mike Allen said hey, what's up guys? And I said, and Mike Allen, too, who else?
Speaker 1:So now we're doing it. So now Mike is getting his coming up any minute now, oh yeah.
Speaker 6:Oh yeah.
Speaker 1:And then Willie get his. They were trying to convince Seth from the front office, but he said absolutely not Hard no, he said no, we're like come on, seth, just one leg.
Speaker 6:You wear pants all the time. I told Seth he's the only person I've ever met that went to the beach for a full week and came back whiter than they left.
Speaker 1:More pale than when you left. More pale than when you left. I don't know how that happened, yeah.
Speaker 6:Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1:I said, seth, how did you do that? He said I have no idea. He has no idea how he did it. All right, it's time for Holly's Knowledge. Nuggets Things. You want to come over and have dinner, or?
Speaker 6:close.
Speaker 1:It's why they can't help them move oh yeah, so 48 percent of lies about why they couldn't help. Man, I wish, I man, I wish.
Speaker 6:I could. Yeah, I'm going to be out of town.
Speaker 1:Oh man, I broke my back, can't do it today.
Speaker 6:Can't push any hand trucks today.
Speaker 1:No maybe next time you move.
Speaker 6:Because you know they're going to make you move that 100-pound sofa and it's usually upstairs. It's usually two floors, yes and then you've got to pivot there, pivot. There's just so much stuff.
Speaker 1:That's a big ask, I know.
Speaker 6:One in three people write down computer passwords at work and then leave the passwords on top of their desk for everyone to see. That is not smart.
Speaker 1:I do have some of mine written down, but I don't leave it laying around where you can just walk by and say, oh, that must be his password. Yeah, okay, no.
Speaker 6:I have so many passwords that I have to keep. I have them in my phone. Yeah, so if anybody is able to get my phone, they can have my password, but not on top of the desk. No, not on top of the desk, I'm not crazy. So one out of three people leave it laying around on the desk. Can you imagine if I left my Facebook password on my desk? What would happen if you got a hold of it? Yeah for sure All kinds of stuff would break loose. It would. It'd be crazy.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yep, find out all your secrets.
Speaker 6:Well, there's none to really find out, but it's twice as likely that you'll complain in the afternoon at work than it is in the morning. Oh yeah, Really.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I agree with that, Because you get tired, you're ready to go home, so you're complaining about oh, it's got another hour, another hour and a half, yeah, yeah, but so in the morning I guess you're kind of you're not complaining mode yet you know why.
Speaker 6:Yeah, because you have coffee.
Speaker 1:True, and you have hope that it's going to be a good day. You've got that hope that nobody's crushed on yet. Yeah, crushed and burned, yet yeah nobody's stepped on your throat yet and said that your day is going to be ruined. I'm going to make sure of it.
Speaker 6:Instead, it would be nice to be like oh my gosh, a check in my mailbox.
Speaker 1:Mrs Currington, you shouldn't have. Actually you should. Tomorrow's my birthday. 753. Hey, it's Todd. Sunny afternoon and windy. The wind's going to be the key. Today it's going to be a hot day. But3. Hey, it's Todd. Sunny afternoon and windy, the wind's going to be the key. Today it's going to be a hot day, but with the wind it's going to feel much cooler 90 the high, but winds 10 to 20 miles an hour. It's going to cool you down a few degrees, so enjoy the afternoon. It should be, overall, a nice day. I love the wind. I love days like this. It's hot, the wind's going to cool you down a few degrees this morning. Some sunshine, some clouds in 78. I guess it's time to announce our winner of what time we get up in the morning. Yeah, you put this on Facebook. It's early this morning, yeah, and the simple question was it's a game. Can you guess what time did myself and Holly get up to come to work every morning?
Speaker 6:Okay.
Speaker 1:And the closest, I guess. Do we have anybody? That was exact.
Speaker 6:Let me look.
Speaker 1:That you're looking.
Speaker 6:I'm pulling it up, I'm pulling it up.
Speaker 1:I'm looking at some of them. I'm not seeing anybody. That got it exact.
Speaker 6:Nobody got it exact.
Speaker 1:You had to have both times right to be exact. But if you weren't exact, we have.
Speaker 6:Should we give them more time?
Speaker 1:No, okay, we're running out of time.
Speaker 6:I know, but we have like 30 more minutes.
Speaker 1:We're down to 820. I don't think they're going to get it. I really don't think they're going to get it.
Speaker 6:So which one is the closest?
Speaker 1:I think there was one earlier that said was it three? And what was the one? Was it a Deborah?
Speaker 6:Virginia Whaley says Barry three, holly four. Now Barry wakes up at 2.55 am. You're wondering?
Speaker 1:why 2.55? Over the years I've set my alarm to where I can get up and get to work and get what I need done to the exact minute of what I need. And it started off at about 3.25, and I was pushing, it rushing, so I began moving it back a minute, back a minute until finally okay 2.55, it is. Yes, it stinks, yep. 2.55 is not my friend, yep, unless it's in the afternoon.
Speaker 6:Oh yeah, no, even then I'm like crashing because we got up at 2.55. No, I set my first alarm and let me pull these up because this is funny. I set my first alarm and let me pull these up because this is funny. I'm pulling up my clock, pulling up my alarm. Cancel Show me 4 o'clock, 4.12, 4.15, 4.30, 4.34, 4.45, 5, 5.02, 5.30, 5.42.
Speaker 1:Those are your alarms, but the main ones.
Speaker 6:I go for are 4. I wake up at 4. 4 is what you shoot for Is what I go for are four. I wake up at four.
Speaker 1:Four is what you shoot for. Is what I shoot for.
Speaker 6:I get out of bed about 4.30. And so I set my alarm on purpose earlier so I can snooze it. So I feel like I'm like cheating the system.
Speaker 1:You're cheating the system.
Speaker 6:Yeah, why do you set it for four if you know you're not going to get up to 4 30, because I can't hit snooze at 4 30, I gotta be up.
Speaker 1:Well, why? I've never understood that. Why do people hit snooze? I've to me when at 255, if I don't get up, then I'm taking a chance of closing my eyes and may not wake up again too much later.
Speaker 6:So I just get up, right, then I just get up and get moving now I will tell you this barry somebody commented this on here and it's very true if barry has not heard from me by 5 15, he texts me I know that are you up yes, are you up, because I'm usually texting him.
Speaker 1:Yeah real groggy saying I'm up, I'm up.
Speaker 6:I'm up because it's an accountability check, because I've been late twice in my life here and I hate it. I hate it, it's. I'm not one of those people like, oh, I'll just be a few minutes late, it's all right. No, I have to get here, set up the podcast, go over show prep with you, eat a little something, get my drinks ready. Like it takes time to for us to set up. So mine's at four, yours is at 255. Virginia Whaley she was the first one.
Speaker 1:Yeah, because we had another one, let's say three also, but a random drawing.
Speaker 6:Yeah, yeah, yeah, just a random.
Speaker 1:That's why that one came out. So thank you, virginia. But one of the most common questions we get when we go out like last night we went out to a cotton field- yeah. And that was the number one question.
Speaker 6:Yeah, I know.
Speaker 1:What time do you get up?
Speaker 6:What time do you wake up? Barry wakes up at 2.55. That's not even like, that's not my mom's not even asleep at that time.
Speaker 7:She's a night owl.
Speaker 6:And she does I swear to you by the time you're waking up? And she does I swear to you, by the time you're waking up, she's probably getting ready for bed.
Speaker 1:There's many who are just now going to bed.
Speaker 6:Oh yeah, oh yeah, for sure. Like Scott Hatley, do you think he's asleep yet?
Speaker 1:At 2.55?
Speaker 6:No no no, right now.
Speaker 1:Yes, yes, he gets off at 5.30. Yeah, he's asleep. Mama's already tucked him in and put on his onesies his footies. He's already gone to bed. Stop it, he's asleep. Yeah, he tucked him in. She tucked him in.
Speaker 7:Aw.
Speaker 5:He's in bed. Yeah, that's sweet.
Speaker 1:Yeah, All right, trivia time. The QSB, it's Shaboosie and the bar song. That's just weird to say Shaboosie, Shaboosie yeah, Can I tell y'all something Please?
Speaker 6:We are in here with Barry and Mike and I feel like I am on the A-team.
Speaker 1:Where is Mike? Who's this guy over here?
Speaker 6:Well, that's Mike, but he's a few steps further.
Speaker 1:Okay, that is Mike.
Speaker 6:That is Mike.
Speaker 1:It's the A-team I didn't recognize him with the tan, so how does it feel?
Speaker 5:I didn't recognize myself there for a minute, but it's actually pretty awesome. I was a little nervous about it. I had done this like, uh, 10, 12 years ago, um, and it was in a booth. It's automated and you just stand there with your arms out and it goes for about a minute and it's it's pretty cold, yeah, but uh, what she did was awesome. This morning, uh, we did this at last year's by cody right, um, and it was uh painless, yeah, still a little cold, yeah, uh, but uh, yeah, it took about 10 minutes and uh, I'm I'm like, wow, this I mean, it looks good we did this to be funny, but you actually look really good might be a thing.
Speaker 5:She did a good job, yeah, well, what's?
Speaker 6:so good, right now is right here at our big deal store you can buy. What is it very twenty dollars of services from cody for ten dollars yes, it's hard for me to get those numbers straight, because I'm really bad with numbers so she does more than just the lashes she does spray tanning. She does sugar waxing. We're so excited We'll be there about 930, 945 live, and so Mike said that it's really cold.
Speaker 5:It's cold, it's cold yeah.
Speaker 7:It's cold.
Speaker 5:But you'll be fine. I think you might want to throw in a wax.
Speaker 7:Oh wow, I'll get you a sugar wax.
Speaker 1:What is a sugar wax exactly?
Speaker 6:It's just like an all-natural wax, so it doesn't have the chemicals that normal waxes have. It's an all-natural.
Speaker 1:We need to sign Seth up for that. We're trying to find him something.
Speaker 6:We could wax his arms. I mean really we could. He don't have to take his shirt off or be weird, let's just wax his arms.
Speaker 5:This is very cool, but wait till you guys see Will. So I got the light, the light tan, and he went a little bit darker than this so when she was spraying him, it's like she was, you know, painting a car. Yeah, wait till you guys see him. So now you're going to get something done too right I am because this is all part of our bet.
Speaker 1:We made or you made and Will made, and they drug me and Mike into it. We collected 22,000 pounds of dog food by 5 o'clock Friday, which we needed about 4,000. To hit that that, we agreed to get a spray tan Right and people began bringing in dog food like there's no tomorrow.
Speaker 6:It came through.
Speaker 1:They want to see this spray tan and we're now over 23,000 pounds. So thank you so much and seriously, we've been kidding around about we don't want to do this, but no, we were just kidding, but this is for a great cause.
Speaker 5:It is, and I would rather do this than get on a billboard like they used to do back in the 80s, you know. Djs would go. I'm going to stay up here for a week until we get this or that, or whatever and I'm like no no, no, no so, and she's doing this uh service for us.
Speaker 1:So thank you, cody providing this service.
Speaker 6:Um, she is located in salon platinum over in in albertville, close to mcdonald's, just right across this little what would you call that little strip yeah, little strip mall. Um, she's great. She does do lashes, wax and spray tanning. I'm sure she does other things. She's just good and talented.
Speaker 5:They're very professional. I'd say it took about 10 minutes. It took me longer to get undressed and dressed again than the whole procedure.
Speaker 1:We'll be doing this coming up sometime after 9.30. I don't wait Now. Here's the thing.
Speaker 6:We have stencils for Barry oh yeah. I have cut out with my Cricut WQSB to go down his calf muscles and so his legs. He's going to get like normal color on his arms and face, but his legs are going the darkest.
Speaker 5:And the stipulation is you can't wear pants until that fades away. Yes, yes, okay, sporty, yes, oh, my God, I have to yeah, Bleed it.
Speaker 1:Bleed it, yeah, yeah. So let Mike enjoy the quote today, because I think he'll understand this one. So, before we go, the quote of the day. This is pretty good.
Speaker 6:Yeah, this one's good. It says me yelling at squirrels in the street to move so they don't die's probably the same feeling God has watching me live my life on most days True story.
Speaker 5:Get out of the road.
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