Yeah, that Chuck Norris was chasing the Tyrannosaurus Rex.

The Rex was not chasing the Jeep.

Murray, Murray, you there?

You love sandwiches, huh?

Let's go to 80.

His name is Bo.

Wow.

That's prime time, baby.

I had to crush him, Betty Rubble.

I honestly, until after the segment

ended and we went to commercial break, had no idea that Jonathan Coachman was black. He caused

them the game last night, although they won the game. You're listening to Stugats and Company.

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Taylor, and Sal. On Zoom right now. We will get to some sound here in just a second. Mike E.A. and Sal are bracing. I mean, you guys are hunkering down for what is a big winter storm coming your way. Sal, are you ready for this, my man? Yeah, what do I mean, ready for what? I'm not going anywhere. It's a championship Sunday.

Once the weekend comes, I got no job. I mean, I'm good to go. I'll be home. We got the, my wife went food shopping. I'm ready for it. Bring the store on. Is championship Sunday, Taylor, put it on the poll the perfect day for a snowstorm? Mike E. Are you, what are you doing?

Are you making preparations?

It's going to be bad, guys.

I don't know, like you're discounting it, you know? The storm itself is not the problem. It's preparing for it. That's where all the issues, because, like, I have to get to, like, three different stores between now and then to make sure we're like everybody's good and then once the storm comes who cares is a bigger the bigger problem is the actual shopping for the store because you're out there with all the other lunatics who think it's the end of the world there's no more bread no more water you can't buy milk it's ridiculous so. So that would be the bigger concern. So we deal with that. I am convinced that Publix has an arrangement with the local television stations down here to scare the living hell out of us, telling us a hurricane's coming. That's not coming. So we all go to Publix and buy everything in Publix. You're saying something like that, right? Stu Gats is strong in publics.

Why is that one family always buying like 1,000 rolls of toilet paper? Like that, that's the thing that you really need to make sure you have before a hurricane comes.

Yeah, it's pretty important. I mean, well, listen, if you get to the thousandth role society probably broke down

okay so like you have bigger problems than getting to the thousandth role are we at a spot as a

society where we're not prepared to go a weekend without needing toilet paper or or freaking

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