WQSB Morning Show with Barry and Holli
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WQSB Morning Show with Barry and Holli
Episode 213
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Speaker 2:Hey, if you love the podcast, join us live every morning from 6 to 9 on the WQSB Facebook page.
Speaker 3:Oh man, it's time to rise and shine and get your morning started with Alabama's award-winning morning show. My God, what a glorious day. Looks like we might have a hit Broadcasting live from high atop Alabama's beautiful Sand Mountain. I love the morning show, Thanks guys. My mama says we're crazy. Please welcome your hosts. Barry, Do you believe in ghosts?
Speaker 1:I do. But more importantly, I think they need to believe in themselves. And Holly, we both have so much in common. We both love soup, we love snow peas.
Speaker 3:Folks, we came in and laughed, didn't we? Oh, oh, you got the best of my love, oh. We came in and laughed, didn't we?
Speaker 1:Good morning, it's 6.09. I don't know who put those together, but they deserve a raise.
Speaker 2:Oh, do they.
Speaker 1:I think so. I need to bring it up to Mrs C next time we're hanging out.
Speaker 2:I'm Googling snow peas.
Speaker 1:Snow peas. I honestly don't know that I've ever had a snow pea.
Speaker 2:Oh.
Speaker 1:On purpose.
Speaker 2:No, you wouldn't like this what is a snow pea.
Speaker 1:Is it like a green pea?
Speaker 2:It's a flat edible pod pea with thin pod walls.
Speaker 1:Wow yeah, whoever wrote that was not trying to sell that to make me eat it.
Speaker 2:Snap peas and snow peas are not the same thing.
Speaker 1:They should have said it tastes similar to pizza or something like that. Then I would try it.
Speaker 2:They're eating raw and salads.
Speaker 1:Ew here, look, I'll show you a picture. See no no you wouldn't like that. I like green peas, the little ho-ho balls, you don't like green anything. I eat those and green beans I like those. And there are some green beans, like I'll tell you. Captain D's has good green beans. Cracker Barrel has great green beans.
Speaker 2:Let me ask you this Ask me that? Do you eat mashed potatoes with your English peas?
Speaker 1:No, what? Why Never you put them together? Yes, no.
Speaker 2:You get a scoop of mashed potatoes and then you dab them over your English peas. Are you crazy?
Speaker 1:If I've ever had that happen, I have to get my fork and scoot the little pea over to his side of the plate.
Speaker 2:No, they like to marry.
Speaker 1:Well, they're not doing it in my plate.
Speaker 2:And also corn and macaroni and cheese together.
Speaker 1:No, yes, I don't like mixing my foods together.
Speaker 2:Yes, are you one of those that you can't stand to touch?
Speaker 1:They can touch, but I just don't like them. If it rolls over and gets next to it, fine it mixes together when you eat it, but I don't mix them together.
Speaker 2:But when you're eating it it's the same thing. That's my stomach's problem.
Speaker 1:It can sort all that out. Oh wow, it don't sort it out. It just lumps it together and just poop.
Speaker 2:Oh, I thought you didn't poop.
Speaker 1:Occasionally, oh, occasionally, oh wow, yeah, last night I almost did when this tub was hitting my window.
Speaker 2:Look at this, it looks so stormy.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I said it came through here about 930 at my house.
Speaker 2:Look at all those broken limbs.
Speaker 1:That's what I'm telling you, wow. So if you're so this morning on my way in there's. No, not like when I say tree limbs I don't mean like a huge tree limb where I've it off the road, but I had some small tree limbs uh, quite a few places on my road coming in, some of the smaller secondary roads.
Speaker 1:Yeah, major roads now, but if you're just now getting out you may have that. I know there's a lot of people without power. Last night that happened. Damage there are some reports of damage around the area, mainly like a tree limb falling, things like that. But luckily I say luckily there are some areas in Mississippi. I mean they were hit hard and you say, well, it's just winds. Well, they were showing you last night. It doesn't have to be a tornado to cause a problem. No, because these winds at one point they were showing over 60 miles an hour and it gets under a roof. They can lift it off.
Speaker 2:I know I was at the gas station getting an energy drink and my favorite girl was there. Yeah, you know you always. You know you're in a good spot in life when you have a favorite person at the gas station and she wants to put you in the cooler and keep you safe no, that didn't happen then leave and then make no but she no a podcast about how he disappeared I'm gonna tell you something about
Speaker 4:that in a minute.
Speaker 2:She was like what's the weather going to do? Is it going to spin up tornadoes still? And I said no, but the winds are going to be up to 70 miles per hour.
Speaker 1:And she said I'd rather have a tornado and the straight line winds, the difference is the tornado will take stuff and twist it, the straight line winds will just push it straight down.
Speaker 2:Yeah. So anyway, talking about me getting murdered, do you know what I do? You know what I do when I'm in somebody's car that I don't know, like who they are? I?
Speaker 1:would hope you don't do that very often.
Speaker 2:Sometimes Like Ubers and stuff. Oh okay, he's like lots of Ubers. I know she meant like random person pulls up at a restaurant. I want to go for a ride maybe like yeah yeah no, I leave little pieces of my hair. Oh, I do. I do like. I'll pull a little strand of my hair out and put it up under the seat that explains why I have enough of your hair to make a wig in my floorboard.
Speaker 1:Well, you don't trust me no, I don't trust you every time I get in your car. I wonder I'll leave a piece of hair, yeah because every time I get out it it's like hair all over my shoe.
Speaker 2:I'm leaving my DNA.
Speaker 1:Gotcha.
Speaker 2:When we get into an argument and I scratch you in your arms and get your DNA under my fingernails, it's because I've watched CSI.
Speaker 1:Why did you bite my head the other day?
Speaker 2:That was just for fun.
Speaker 1:Oh, okay. Well, that's weird, okay, but anyway, the storms are gone. That's out of here. The wind, though, will stay strong again today. Uh, not as strong as the 50 60, but still you get a 20, 30, 40 mile an hour gust.
Speaker 1:The problem today is the ground's now wet yeah you get a 40 mile an hour wind gust, it could cause some problems today. So just be aware, be careful. Uh, tree trees could fall today. I don't want to be Mr Down and Out here. We kind of are, yeah, but they'd be down here. But there is a chance, with the ground being wet and a 40-mile-an-hour gust, it could put a tree down. Okay, so just be careful today. But the rain's out of here. Maybe a few sprinkles is all that's left over. Windy wind advisory to at least 3 or 4. And it's going to happen in about an hour or two. 54 is a high. We're warming up 4 degrees and then the cool front comes in and we're going to drop down to 31 tonight. Would you believe there's a few snow flurries possible later tonight.
Speaker 2:Wait what.
Speaker 1:Totally serious? No, because it's going to drop Tonight. The temperature's going to drop If there's any moisture left in the air. They're saying, like around the Bama-Tennessee line it's cold enough and some moisture left over, you could see a few snow flurries.
Speaker 2:What in the Alabama is going on here?
Speaker 1:I know we went from 75 yesterday to some areas could see a few snowflakes. It's like from one extreme to the other, back and forth. This is weird, this has been some of the weirdest weather we've had.
Speaker 2:That's weird.
Speaker 1:Yes, it's possum day. Yeah we've had. That's weird. Yes, it's possum day. Yeah, so it's weird, but still we're above average right now for where we should be for early spring. So next week they're showing low to mid 70s.
Speaker 2:Next week it gets really nice okay, next week is really nice, and then we're probably on the up from there we are next week looks so much better. I'm turning up, and then time changes sunday sunday.
Speaker 1:Don't forget the only clocks I have to worry about now, the ones in my car, and I clock in my car Sunday. Don't forget. The only clocks I have to worry about now are the ones in my car, that clock in my car. I don't know who put those in there, but they make it. So it's almost impossible. You have to have like a degree in math and science to be able to change your clock.
Speaker 2:I think mine does it automatically.
Speaker 1:Does it oh.
Speaker 2:I know I'm fancy. You get a fancy one. Yeah, I'm fancy, Okay.
Speaker 1:We will lose an hour of sleep, but I don't mind at all, Because I love it when you get daylight. Stay in daylight until about 7 o'clock. I love that.
Speaker 2:No.
Speaker 1:No, because it's so hard to go to bed when it's 7 o'clock, I know, but it's so easy to go to bed in the wintertime when it's dark at 4.30.
Speaker 2:Yeah, just go ahead and sleep off to sleepy town. How do you?
Speaker 1:know All right things going on. Just go ahead and sleep off to sleepy town. Oh, you know All right things going on. Hey, we've got some stuff to give away today. We've got some concert tickets we'll tell you about in a few minutes, and the Pot of Gold contest. We're playing that later this morning. You can guess how many pickles are in the Pot of Gold that's coming up at first Wednesday, march 5th. What's going on today?
Speaker 2:Today is National Cheese Doodle Day. I Cheese Doodle.
Speaker 1:Day, I had to look this up.
Speaker 2:Cheese Doodle Day why?
Speaker 1:didn't they call it Cheese Curl? I didn't realize. The first one actually invented was called Cheese Doodle.
Speaker 2:Well, actually it's lots of cheese, so it could be Cheese Puffs, cheese Curls which those are the crunchy ones, right and then Cheese Balls. No matter what you call them, it's the stuff that leaves your fingers orange.
Speaker 1:Did you know that cheese doodles came out first and then Cheetos came out later?
Speaker 2:What's a doodle Like the curl.
Speaker 1:Same exact thing.
Speaker 2:Huh, but the Cheetos branded it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but Cheetos then came out with one similar and this got a different name. They called it Cheeto. But I read also that cheese doodle was not the first name they were going with. Hmm. They had some weird choices they almost went with Like Cheese sticks or cheese things or cheese fingers how creative Can you imagine cheese things.
Speaker 2:Yeah, give me some of them cheese things.
Speaker 1:Cheese fingers. Give me a cheese finger. So they went with doodle instead.
Speaker 2:Cheese doodle, yeah, and a cheese stick is mozzarella, it's not Dookie.
Speaker 1:No, it's not Dookie, it's Doodle. That was the first one invented, that's weird.
Speaker 2:Yeah, here's your little something extra. Measle cases continue to rise in Texas. This is scary.
Speaker 1:It is.
Speaker 2:Some health officials are concerned that parents may be hosting measle parties with the intent of infecting their children. That's crazy. I've heard about people doing this with chicken pox too. Experts say that measles is one of the most contagious viruses in the world. Yeah, and there are several outcomes like pneumonia, death, encephalitis or inflammation of the brain, which is okay, yeah yeah, and they're highly encouraging.
Speaker 2:People don't host measles parties so you get it, you get it, but don't go to somebody's house just to get it I'm trying to carefully tiptoe a lot of people in the younger generations I'd say probably two generations below you and younger. Yeah, a majority of them are anti-vaccines.
Speaker 1:You are correct.
Speaker 2:And so now we are being introduced into diseases that were previously eradicated.
Speaker 1:Because we had the vaccines years ago, like I had all my shots? That's the first thing they used to ask you when you went to school. You got your shots. You got your blue card, or whatever. Your blue slip they they would see your card as if you're up dead on your shots and what they would ask you when you went to school. But now it's like a not a thing anymore well it's.
Speaker 2:People go back and forth, so my doctor's office won't see you if you don't vaccinate your children, okay I'm not gonna tell you which one sure I understand but I love, love my pediatrician. But if you can't do a slow, I wanted to do like a slow schedule and do like one shot every couple weeks instead of doing like four shots at a time.
Speaker 2:I said no, this is how we do it, this is how we've always done it. We're old school. I said okay. And then I have friends that have had to find special doctors. Sure doctors so they didn't have to vaccinate. Now, I'm not going to say how I feel one way or the other. I think, as a parent, you have to make the best judgment. Call for what you feel comfortable doing, sure. But all that being said, some of these diseases are coming back, like measles.
Speaker 1:Like this Exactly. That's why people are now having measles parties in texas and other places, just to get the kids to get it and get over it and produce the antibodies yeah, but just be careful, because there's been a death from the measles a baby uh, yeah, in the us and it's like you know it's it can be, it can be very serious.
Speaker 2:Yeah, just be careful just don't do that yeah like maybe your kid won't get measles Maybe not.
Speaker 1:I mean, if you get it, you get it and let it run its course and take care of them, but don't just go out there and try to get it. It's what they're recommending anyway.
Speaker 2:Yeah, do you think that the first parent that did this was like oh yeah, we got the measles Time for everybody to come over.
Speaker 1:I guess. So Like what are they thinking? That's weird, it is weird. Go over there and rub on little Johnny, yeah, right next to him.
Speaker 2:Make sure y'all drink out of the same bottle. Yeah, that's odd, I know I I know I don't get it. Anyway, here's something to think about. If I'm lucky enough to live to be 100 years old, I've decided I'm going to mess with people. What are you going to do? I'm going to make up fake reasons why I live so long. You know that one lady who lives to 120 and she's like I, drink a Dr Pepper every day.
Speaker 1:I love them on the news. I smoke four cigars a day and I smoke to pop, and I did this, but they do, they do Somehow, they've just lasted. So you're going to lie about why you live so long?
Speaker 2:Yeah, I'm going to be like I ate one pine cone every day and one whole block of Velveeta cheese, and then I drank 12 White Claws every single day.
Speaker 1:And I live to be 100.
Speaker 2:And I live to be 100. Thank you, White Claws Every single day and I live to be 100. And I live to be 100. Thank you, white Claws, one pine cone and pine cones and Velveeta cheese.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's like that Rotel.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, like that pine cone dip. Pretty much, yeah, oh, and you live to be 100.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, but no, she's kidding, don't do that yeah.
Speaker 3:Unless you to yeah 621 mornings with barry and holly here on alabama's country giant wqsb okay, this is a little controversial.
Speaker 2:There's a push in texas to rename the new york strip steaks as texas strip steaks, because that is where they actually were started then why did they name it new york to begin with?
Speaker 1:I I'm confused. If they started these in Texas, why didn't you call it Texas trip stakes? It doesn't sound fancier, I guess, to be a New York trip stake. Is it fancier, I?
Speaker 2:have no idea. I have no idea. I don't know. Maybe it looked like the state of New York.
Speaker 1:Kind of I'm trying to picture it, sort of. Yeah york, kind of trying to picture it here, sort of yeah, I don't know, but there's things more like brazil. Yeah, we sure couldn't call it a brazilian steak, that'd be totally unusual.
Speaker 2:Yeah, kids may dream of someday winning the super bowl, but winning a football video game competition actually pays more isn't this crazy? Yep, on monday Arts, the makers of the Madden football games crowned Jacob Fancy. Oh, fancy, that's his gamer tag.
Speaker 1:Is that his real middle name or what he gave himself? No, that's his gamer tag, fancy-like.
Speaker 2:Jacob Fancy Worthington. Yeah, as the best player in the world after he beat Jonathan John Beast, john Beast.
Speaker 1:John Beast. Oh, that's his player's name? Yeah, marquez.
Speaker 2:Marquez For a $250,000 prize. This compares to each player on this year's winning Super Bowl team.
Speaker 1:Philadelphia Eagles. Which were given $171,000 per player, so they got less than this kid did that won the Madden football video game championship. Yeah, but there's just like a whole bunch of them, I know, but still he got $250,000 for sitting in a chair and playing Madden football. So all those times dad walked in and said get off that game, you're not going to amount to anything. Well now Jacob Fancy Worthington says Dad, you know what? I just got $250,000 for sitting in my chair and playing that game.
Speaker 2:Did y'all hear about Fancy winning that Madden tournament?
Speaker 1:$250,000.
Speaker 2:He got more than. Jalen Hurts for the Eagles. Yeah, he did. Well, I'm sure Jalen's got other things in his contract A quarter of a million dollars.
Speaker 1:For winning Madden football. Goodness gracious that's awesome.
Speaker 2:34% of American stuff is non-functional. A survey of 2,000 adults found Some of them realize that their collectibles are just junk, me too.
Speaker 1:I know All my Beanie Babies.
Speaker 2:Yes, they're junk, just let them go. But I would hang on to those comic books and try to get those cashed in.
Speaker 1:Hey, by the way, while we're talking, I need somebody. I have a huge comic book collection and I would like to sell it, and there are some rare. There are some good ones in there. There's a lot of Spider-Man. Superman, originals, things like the originals, a lot of first editions of some. So if somebody out there knows of someone who would like to buy some of these, you need to message us on Facebook and tell me, because I really would like to sell them.
Speaker 2:Or email Barry.
Speaker 1:Because I've you know, me and Reed collected these.
Speaker 2:You don't want to hold on to them.
Speaker 1:Well, that's what I was thinking.
Speaker 2:I've got them. They like what's your story we're talking about now?
Speaker 1:it's not junk. I mean, there means something to me, but I don't have a use for them.
Speaker 2:So here's some of the things that people are collecting sports cards yeah, baseball cards, and I have some of those fingernail clippings okay, somebody why are you keeping those?
Speaker 1:anybody, did you keep like carlo or mayor's first fingernail you clipped?
Speaker 2:no, I bit it off with my mouth.
Speaker 1:Probably swallowed it.
Speaker 2:Don't you Spit it out in the garbage, chewed it, no. Why are you keeping Now locks of hair? Yes, I have Mayer's first locks.
Speaker 1:Okay, but not fingernail clippings. No, it's like keeping the first poopy diaper. Why I don't?
Speaker 2:know we're not judging you. If you do, though.
Speaker 1:No, it's up to you.
Speaker 2:Coasters from breweries they visited.
Speaker 1:Some guy has 300 coasters. Oh my gosh Okay.
Speaker 2:One person has 200 oil-burning lamps.
Speaker 1:That's a lot of lamps. That's a lot yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's a lot of lamps, gnomes and many, many have taxidermy displays included stuffed cobras, piranhas and puffer fish.
Speaker 1:I wonder if he caught the cobra out in the yard.
Speaker 2:And said I need to stuff this thing as soon as I kill it. I don't know If they don't kill me.
Speaker 1:That's weird One of the cobras have stuffed humans in their yard. The ones they bit hey don't save your fingernails.
Speaker 2:Clippings.
Speaker 1:That's weird.
Speaker 2:That's weird, and if you ever have, anybody over and you're like hey, babe, let me get out my wine bottle opener. And you open it up and you've got like a sack full of fingernail clippings or toenail clippings Time to go. She's not going to want to stay around for that wine.
Speaker 1:No, that's when a friend's calling and needs your help.
Speaker 2:Yeah, to stay around for that, while no that's when a friend's calling and needs your help. Yeah, I gotta go. If you're doing it, at least keep that hidden don't tell anybody you're gonna be single like this person shouldn't have told anybody.
Speaker 1:That's what they collect they're gonna do a movie about you. Long legs too, or silence of the sheep or the goats, or whatever. You know it's gonna be ugly.
Speaker 3:Yeah, 635, mary and holly on alabama's country giant.
Speaker 1:WQSB. You still get the pictures instantly, but they should be much better pictures.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so like old Polaroids look like they had a dark film over them, like a shadow, but these, I think they didn't give us an example, but I think these are going to be brighter, more vibrant and look clearer.
Speaker 1:Look at the colors of the camera. So you've got like a little purple, there's a bright coral, there's a cool arctic blue, a yellow. I think these will do well. You think the price is a problem. It's $149 for the Now Plus and $119 for the other one. It doesn't say how much the film is.
Speaker 2:That's comparable to Polaroids Now. Yeah, oh, it's called Polaroid Now, but it's comparable to current Polaroids.
Speaker 1:Polaroids are expensive. Okay, what was the song a few years ago or longer than I mentioned?
Speaker 2:Shake it Like a Shake it Like a Polaroid.
Speaker 1:Picture yeah, what was that?
Speaker 2:Shake it, shake, shake, shake. Oh what?
Speaker 1:was that Outkast Out Shake, shake, shake.
Speaker 2:What was that?
Speaker 1:Outcast, outcast.
Speaker 2:Okay, take it like a Polaroid picture.
Speaker 1:And at that time people didn't know what he was talking about.
Speaker 2:I wish he had that clip.
Speaker 1:That would have been a fun little tune this morning.
Speaker 2:I'll try to find that just for you.
Speaker 1:Hey y'all, hey y'all. Mm-hmm, I really doubt that one's in here.
Speaker 2:What's the name of? The Hold on, let me make sure.
Speaker 1:Then I know it's not on here. Yeah, there's no way OutKast. No, it's not on here.
Speaker 2:Yeah, hey, ya, by OutKast, Maybe you get.
Speaker 1:Siri to play it.
Speaker 2:Hey Siri.
Speaker 1:Yeah, get her to play it.
Speaker 2:Play hey, ya, by OutKast.
Speaker 1:She probably won't do it. Yeah, she will.
Speaker 2:Hey, ya, by OutKast now playing.
Speaker 1:All, right now, hold it it, don't customize it, no, Okay.
Speaker 2:I'm sure it does really.
Speaker 1:All right, Mrs Say, just turn your radio off.
Speaker 2:I'm fast-forwarding it.
Speaker 1:Here it is, there it is Steve.
Speaker 2:There it goes.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so see he was before his time. They made us like a slight comeback a few years ago.
Speaker 2:Barry Polaroids have been around since, like 1902.
Speaker 1:No, they stopped making them for a while. They stopped for a while, oh okay, because people didn't want them, because they wanted you to be able to do your cavern to get them on your computer and you could get them instantly, like that.
Speaker 2:Do you remember when you used to have to take a film and drop it off at like Kmart?
Speaker 3:or Walmart.
Speaker 2:Yes.
Speaker 1:And just hope that you know they get it. The pictures were good. Yeah, picture would look like.
Speaker 2:Nope, you had no idea. Then you'd get your pictures out and look and say and some of them were horrible Yep, and somebody would always be blinking.
Speaker 1:Yeah, or red eye.
Speaker 2:Or have a lazy eye.
Speaker 1:You have the red eye where you couldn't get rid of those.
Speaker 2:Can you imagine the way that Mayor takes pictures now? If I took a whole roll of photos of my family, because Mayor will not take a serious picture. She has to make a face.
Speaker 1:She makes a bad face every time.
Speaker 2:Awful, horrible faces.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I would hate to go pick up mine at Walmart or whatever and pull them out and see there's 12 of Mayer there with her tongue sticking out and licking her elbow.
Speaker 2:She's awful. I can't wait to show these to her boyfriend one day.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, wait until she can tell her. Oh yeah, She'll regret the faces. Yeah, it's 647 wqsb mornings with barry and holly wow holly's pile of stories and we still don't have an answer of exactly what happened with gene hackman and his wife no is.
Speaker 2:The new mexico gas company found no significant issues in the investigation of gene hackman and his wife's death. Natural gas has been ruled out as a factor. There was a minor gas leak in the stove detected, but it was not enough to be fatal.
Speaker 1:This is still bizarre.
Speaker 2:We don't know what happened.
Speaker 1:No answers at all.
Speaker 2:If you hadn't heard, Gene Hackman died.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:They found the door was open, they went in. They found him. They found his wife. His wife had already started to break down.
Speaker 1:Yeah, mummified.
Speaker 2:Mummified.
Speaker 1:it said One of the dogs, but the dog was in the kennel so it could have just starved or something Starved, they get out of dehydration.
Speaker 2:And then Gene was found in the bathroom.
Speaker 1:Not far away.
Speaker 2:Yeah, just weird.
Speaker 1:Don't know, there's no answers.
Speaker 2:Everybody assumed it was carbon monoxide or gas.
Speaker 1:That's been ruled out now. We don't know, we don't know. I hate that. It's awful.
Speaker 2:CBS has decided not to renew FBI Most Wanted and FBI International after their current seasons.
Speaker 1:Maybe they caught them all.
Speaker 2:I don't know, maybe, I don't know Maybe that's a good thing.
Speaker 1:They caught every one of them, they did.
Speaker 2:Oh yay, good job. Yay, way to go. Yeah, fbi, though, has been renewed for three more seasons.
Speaker 1:Well, there's still a few left, I guess.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I guess they all came to the US.
Speaker 1:Well, yeah, us 18. Why are you shaking your head? I'm looking at the new emojis they're giving us like seven of them.
Speaker 2:Don't stress out about it.
Speaker 1:These make no sense.
Speaker 2:This one does A face with bags under the eyes. Yeah, I'll use that one every single day.
Speaker 1:Use that one every day. When you send me a text saying good morning, how do you feel? Bags under eyes. This is how I feel.
Speaker 2:This is how.
Speaker 1:I look and this is how A leafless tree no leaves, Wintertime A root vegetable.
Speaker 2:Which is basically a radish Looks like to me A harp Okay. I've always wanted one of those, a shovel.
Speaker 1:A shovel emoji.
Speaker 2:And a purple splatter.
Speaker 1:I think I figured out what's happening here. These seven emojis. It's tying in somehow. Somebody with the was it, Apple With the emoji company is mad and about to kill somebody. Here's what I'm seeing you ready.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I'm ready.
Speaker 1:You got the bags under the eyes? Yeah, they're basically sending somebody saying, okay, I've lost sleep because I have killed, about to kill you.
Speaker 2:With a shovel.
Speaker 1:I'm going to use the shovel to bury you under this leafless tree. I'm going to clean off my fingerprints with a radish and you're going to be hearing the harp soon. And they should have changed the purple splat to a red. See, that would tie it all together, because that's seven odd emojis they're coming up with for no reason.
Speaker 2:I just imagine a bunch of smart rich people sitting around the table and somebody says, mmm, a fingerprint, yeah, we. I just imagine a bunch of smart rich people sitting around on the table and somebody says a fingerprint, yeah.
Speaker 1:We actually have one of those.
Speaker 2:A fingerprint.
Speaker 1:Because just the other day I was sending a message to my kids and I wanted to use a fingerprint. I didn't have one.
Speaker 2:There's no fingerprint emoji. I know I've got one, yeah, and somebody else said what about hear me out? Hear me out a splatter, but make it purple.
Speaker 1:Hmm, any other color?
Speaker 2:I don't know why purple what does that even mean?
Speaker 1:Didn't you see the other ones they're working on for next year?
Speaker 4:Yeah.
Speaker 1:How long does it take you to draw one of these? It says in 2026, they're developing a hairy creature, an apple core, a trombone and a treasure chest. There's some guy that puts out like seven emojis a year and that's his job.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's all he does. That's what I'm saying. Like, what made him be? Like? Ah, ah, a root vegetable yes, we need a radish. Got to get one of those.
Speaker 1:Got to have one.
Speaker 2:And what about an apple core? We got the apple, but we need the core.
Speaker 1:We need the core Now. We need the worm to put in the apple.
Speaker 2:I don't know what are they doing? They?
Speaker 1:need another life, weirdos. Nothing to job. It's 6.57. Birthdays are next.
Speaker 3:Mornings with Barry and Holly here on Alabama's country giant WQSB, Serious.
Speaker 1:We'll ask Will Will's in the room. Good morning, Will. How you doing. I'm doing good.
Speaker 4:How are y'all doing you?
Speaker 1:got you up there in front of you.
Speaker 4:Yeah, miss Sheila, thank you so much, that's two days in a she's so sweet I'm telling you she's either got an inn at Buffalo Rock or Coca-Cola or somewhere to be getting all these drinks.
Speaker 2:She's rich, she's filthy rich. Filthy rich, yeah, she is.
Speaker 1:And she's giving me an idea Make sure we should put Mountain Dews in the toilet.
Speaker 4:Oh See, what do you think?
Speaker 2:Fill the toilet with Mountain Dew I don't think many would or put bottles or cans Mountain Dew or put bottles or cans, Because not many of those would fit, would they?
Speaker 1:Oh?
Speaker 2:the lid, the tops, yeah yeah, we're going to have to be drinking lots of Mountain Dew. Yeah, we are. We could have a WQSD Mountain Dew drinking party.
Speaker 1:That's true, drinking party.
Speaker 2:Yeah, what could go wrong?
Speaker 4:Yeah. Or you could do Sprite, sprite has the green tops too.
Speaker 2:True, true, we could throw some tabs in there.
Speaker 1:So we'll reach out to Mountain Dew people and Sprite people and see who's the highest bidder.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:We'll see which one wants to do it, so Will. Did you have any damage?
Speaker 4:last night from the storms? No, no, fortunately we didn't. I did see a few pictures of people that have damage. I think there was a, uh, mitch morgan he's one of our fellow sheep farmers, right, uh, he had some damage. But if, yeah, if anybody's had damage, you know contact the necessary people, whether it be you know your roofing company or your tree trimming people or your insurance agent. Just because, after last night, I know it's a shock, a lot's going on, but calling those people would definitely help I'll tell you about 9 30 is when the main line came through my house, yeah, and it woke me up.
Speaker 1:I you're asking, why weren't you up here working? Well, uh, we knew it wasn't going to be tornadoes. We, they almost knew that positively, but still, we knew it was going to be the wind, but the wind caused as much damage in some areas as a tornado would. I looked back in Mississippi and Louisiana. Some of their damage?
Speaker 2:Yeah, it did, and coming up if you do have damage, we have a roofing company that's going to come talk to us about weather preparedness.
Speaker 1:Yep, so SoCo Roofing will be here in a few minutes.
Speaker 2:Good timing.
Speaker 1:Yeah, because Zach wanted to see the pot of gold he does. He wants to take a picture on it. He does?
Speaker 2:He wrote me a message and was like Holly, if I can just get there, will you please show me the pot of gold?
Speaker 1:He wants to sit on it, I know.
Speaker 2:I know he wants to sit on it.
Speaker 1:We can't go through with a full request.
Speaker 2:He wants to drop Trow and sit on it as he wants to feel the pickles on the cheeks he does.
Speaker 1:That's not going to happen.
Speaker 2:Zach, no, it's not going to happen.
Speaker 1:I'm sorry, but we'll let you take one next to it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you can have a spear, just keep your pants on.
Speaker 1:Zach, all right, it's waffle time. I'm sorry.
Speaker 2:It's what time? I have no idea. It's waffle time.
Speaker 1:I have no idea of our food story a minute ago. It's waffle time.
Speaker 2:This drinking party is already beginning for Barry.
Speaker 1:Sheila, what did you give me Waffle time? That Red Bull? I didn't know it had vodka in it, all right. Knowledge nuggets. How about knowledge nuggets how does that help?
Speaker 2:It's close to a waffle. 34% of adults say that they have a collection of junk. I have two junk drawers. Yeah, yeah, do Collection of junk. I have two junk drawers.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah. Do you all have a junk drawer? Yes, yeah, I do, I have a junk drawer. I have two junk drawers, but the collection if you go back earlier, the story out earlier people say they have collected things.
Speaker 2:Weird things, magazines, fingernail clippings.
Speaker 1:Beanie babies, which at the time I thought I was going to be able to retire. When I sold all of them, daddy told me I could, but now that I try to sell these, people laugh.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 4:I've got batteries, post-it notes, pens, chargers that I don't know what go to or don't work at all.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah yeah, but you're afraid to throw them away and I have, like random keys. I don't know where I have these keys from or where I have access to, I don't know, but I'm afraid to throw a key away.
Speaker 1:Do you have something you've collected over the years?
Speaker 4:It's cough medicine. No, I'm not one of those collectors. My grandmother though, she was a camel collector, Anything that was camels.
Speaker 3:Oh my goodness.
Speaker 4:Yeah, she would collect little trinkets for camels. And then my sister is flamingos. If there's anything flamingo she purchases that.
Speaker 2:I've never collected anything.
Speaker 1:I've got a budget for things. I've got comic books. I've got a lot of cards Beanie Babies that my daddy gave me.
Speaker 2:We know about the Beanie Babies, Barry and other stuff. Pez dispensers yes.
Speaker 1:You didn't know about my Pez dispensers.
Speaker 2:I knew about the Beanie Babies, not the Pez dispensers, yeah.
Speaker 4:Flintstone Pez dispensers.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I've got a whole bunch of those. I've got a Snoopy one, which is pretty cool, yep.
Speaker 2:I've never looked at something and thought I want more of these. Yeah, I mean, when I did I was younger any babies? But I don't know. 52 of teenagers surveyed could not identify a postage stamp of what it was used for. They did not know what a postage stamp was used for. 52 of teenagers sad they saw a stamp don't know where it goes.
Speaker 1:If you were to show your daughters, you think they'd have a clue what you do with it no, they would have no idea. Because most of the kids have never even seen the letter.
Speaker 2:So I remember they taught us in school how to write a letter.
Speaker 1:Something with that microphone, yeah, it's short.
Speaker 2:Now how to write a letter, like you had to do the name and address Right. I wonder if they still teach that in school. I don't know if they do, I doubt that they do Probably not.
Speaker 1:I doubt they do, because you have to know where to put the address of the person you're sending it to.
Speaker 4:The good teachers are teaching it.
Speaker 2:The ones that are just there for a paycheck or not 25% of women and 13%.
Speaker 1:It should say, of men.
Speaker 2:I was confused. 25% of women and 13% of men still sleep with some type of nightlight. No, I've got to have it pitch dark.
Speaker 1:I do too. If there's a light on anywhere nearby in the room down the hall, it wakes me up.
Speaker 2:It bothers you yeah.
Speaker 4:Yeah, Sometimes for me it depends on how tired I am. I'll leave the TV on accident. I told you all how I can dream about what's on the TV.
Speaker 1:Sometimes that's weird, yeah, it is, that's unusual.
Speaker 4:But no night light.
Speaker 2:I will say, I have super cute night lights.
Speaker 4:Yeah.
Speaker 2:They're pink hearts. Ah so when the lights turn off, they turn on and they're like whatever light sensitive.
Speaker 1:It's like the killer from Heart Eyes, kind of yeah A little bit.
Speaker 2:It's just a heart outline and it's pink.
Speaker 1:See, that's creepy it throws pink light. No, it's not creepy, it's cute. I think the killer's in the room.
Speaker 2:No, I got them off. Team U, they're so cute. No matter where you got it he's in the room.
Speaker 1:actually, it was like four years ago they got here, yeah or when harlow was born about 10 years ago.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they're here. They're here guys.
Speaker 4:Ariel just got some uh pants and uh halara pants or whatever. That took about three months for her to get those after she ordered them.
Speaker 2:Hope she can still wear them, I mean no weight fluctuated up or down, whatever. But us women, you know, three months is a long time to wait for a pair of pants.
Speaker 1:All right, thanks Will Thanks 7.56.
Speaker 3:And Holly On Alabama's country giant.
Speaker 1:WQS. The wind were still windy today, but part of this was a fast-moving dust storm they had in New Mexico recently. They had a dust storm come through and I had no idea this was a real thing. I had to look it up and say are they pulling my leg on this one? The dust storm? The media, neurologists call this and habub h-a-b-o-o-b. That's the official word for this dust storm that came through new me.
Speaker 2:Did a man name this?
Speaker 1:Possibly. I think they ran out of names and he named it, but it's a dust storm. It's a fast moving dust storm that moves through areas out west, and they have called these fast moving dust storms Haboobs. I'm not kidding, it's H-A-B-O-O-B. You look it up, it's in the dictionary. So H-A-B-O-O-B.
Speaker 2:You look it up, it's in the dictionary, it's actually so. In Arabic it means blown. It says the official definition are giant walls of dust created from high winds rushing out of a collapsing thunderstorm. And it also has a clip. I'm not going to pull it up, but it says Mark Consuelos on Live with Kelly, and Mark giggles at the word while he is reporting this story.
Speaker 1:I'm sorry, haboo. I mean, how could you not, how could you be serious?
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:I can't imagine a weather guy saying today there's a strong chance of a Haboo moving into the area. Haboo, I'm guessing, yeah, that it was a guy.
Speaker 2:Some 14-year-old said hey daddy, hey daddy, can we name this dust wall?
Speaker 1:I did some checking on it. Haboo was not the first choice for the name of the dust storm. They wanted to go with the wiener, but it was already taken, so they went with Haboo instead. That's true. You didn't know that, did you?
Speaker 2:You have a meeting at 9 o'clock.
Speaker 1:It's 8.39.
