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R2RO = Right To Remain Offended
R2RO Radio Show 1: Hijacking Airwaves, Junk Drawer Journeys, and Edible Animal Encounters
This is some audio from our first ever radio show on Planet Radio 106.7 and listentotheplanet.com.
Hold onto your headphones, folks, because we're about to reveal the hilarious and somewhat absurd lengths we've gone to in order to get more airtime on the radio. Who knew that our journey from casual chats to radio waves could be so entertaining? We promise belly laughs and maybe some cringing as we recount our strategies, including a daring act of photo blackmail.
Next, we're launching into an unexpectedly fascinating discussion about junk drawers, label makers, and the logistics of owning a Whataburger franchise. Ever thought about solving fast-food joint shortages with helicopters? We did! And the laughs don't stop there - wait till you hear our take on the bizarre world of labeling everything from packages to pants.
But we're not just all about the chuckles. We're also serving up some food for thought in our third segment. We've uncovered a surprising survey, and we're ready to dish out the results. Get ready to rethink your dinner options as we explore the animals Americans are comfortable eating. Spoiler alert: vegetarians might find themselves in a bit of a pickle! So, if you're up for a wild ride through radio antics, junk drawer revelations, and culinary quandaries, this episode is just the ticket!
All right, planet Radio 106.7, the best rock on the planet. This is R2RO, the radio version. Right to remain offended the radio version. So now we are on the radio.
Speaker 2:Bruh, who the lettuce on the radio. What can't we can't? Can we curse on the radio?
Speaker 3:No, we can't curse on the radio we cannot curse on the radio.
Speaker 2:You can if you like, it Is there like a buzzer, I don't know.
Speaker 1:There's definitely a button and the producer, chris, back there, is going to get the buzzer.
Speaker 3:He was up.
Speaker 1:Somebody. Somebody said he was crazy enough to let us on the radio and smart enough not to let it be a live show.
Speaker 4:So he has a button. Is it yellow?
Speaker 1:There's a button. I don't know what color the button is. We can have that, probably red and it's big and quick and easy to get to. So what are we doing on the radio? So what are we doing on the radio? I don't know. What are we doing on the radio?
Speaker 5:Probably something terrible. Yeah, months now we've been talking to each other on a podcast that probably nobody's been listening to you, so yeah, so we hijacked the radio station to see if we could get more air time than we begged.
Speaker 1:Chris, to let us on no one's listening to you on the podcast.
Speaker 4:Let's put you on the radio now. Somebody listen to us.
Speaker 1:How much did we have to pay? We didn't pay anything.
Speaker 6:I got those photos of Chris. I got you. So we had a meeting and we all Allegedly no, we didn't.
Speaker 3:Stands no no.
Speaker 4:We're going to farm.
Speaker 1:We're not even here right now.
Speaker 5:I thought we just broke in.
Speaker 1:Yeah Well, he left the back door unlocked, so Don't leave hood rats around with your. We got our first, but press.
Speaker 6:Well, I don't think that's.
Speaker 2:I don't think we can say that word.
Speaker 6:I don't know if that Just find that out.
Speaker 3:The list is behind you, matt.
Speaker 1:Sorry, along with the line.
Speaker 6:So how do we?
Speaker 1:how do we get to the podcast? Anyway, it was just like.
Speaker 3:I was doing what we're doing right now sitting around talking, talking, a lot of trash.
Speaker 5:Yep, and I'm like man, this would be like a cool podcast, so I said they wanted to hear us do that more often. Yeah, lies.
Speaker 1:No, there was. People in our group said that they thought that we were funny and that we should do it Not the people sitting at this table, but others that People on the mic.
Speaker 2:That's not funny.
Speaker 6:The people who hang out with us were like yeah, oh, kind of funny.
Speaker 5:Oh, no, no, no, y'all are terrible.
Speaker 6:Yeah you're the only funny one, me.
Speaker 5:Oh, I'm not funny at all, just good at being a horrible person? Yes, 100%. I take bad ideas and make them worse. Oh, yeah, for sure, and that's how we ended up here.
Speaker 3:Yes, the next bad idea let's put these guys on the radio.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that was, that was your idea too, god, we just keep listening to his bad idea, we're listening to it.
Speaker 5:Well, they had the bad podcast idea and I was like, well, we're going to do this, let's do it really bad, where everybody hears it.
Speaker 1:We have a podcast with five listeners and a weekly radio show is six.
Speaker 4:We're up to six, yeah we're up to six.
Speaker 3:Somebody's wife must have downloaded this or something. Somebody's mom. It wasn't mine If I finger the button.
Speaker 2:I bought an extra phone.
Speaker 1:I got a new IP address and we got an extra listener.
Speaker 6:We had logged on their Wi-Fi A couple of free line.
Speaker 2:Add a line, get a free phone.
Speaker 3:A couple of Instagrams and got some new followers real quick.
Speaker 1:Yeah, my mom thinks we funny. My wife used to think we funny until we got her on the show. And now here we are. Your mom does think we're funny. She listens to every episode. I don't know, I'm like, I'm still blown away. I was quite surprised.
Speaker 2:Is she?
Speaker 6:over there, like, like Mrs Clump, that's my baby boy, that's my baby boy.
Speaker 1:I don't know how many people she tells about the show, but she definitely listens to it, and she listens to it pretty much when the episode comes out and then she texts me about it. But we're so far ahead now, like on the content, I forget what we talk about because we just let it rip right. So sometimes I'll forget about the things that we talk about after we leave and then she'll text me about the stuff on the show and I'm like, oh, we did talk about that. And I'm like she's really listening.
Speaker 6:You do realize you just gave me a new challenge. How am I going to make Craig's podcast off?
Speaker 1:Well, I'll just tell her to switch to the radio edit. Listen to the show on whatever night it's on Thursday night or whatever.
Speaker 3:I'm still going to try to make her turn. I had a phone call on the way over here. Someone listened to the podcast and said man, y'all did a good job. It was funny, clever. They liked it.
Speaker 4:So I guess we do something right.
Speaker 3:It wasn't my mom, though it was. Craig's mom I don't know, it might have been Craig's mom. It was just some random call Like 1-800 number. I'll answer it.
Speaker 6:This time I was just going to tell Mark I didn't tell you that you sat and listened to the whole spiel about your car warranty.
Speaker 3:Yes, I did. I was like hey, go download this podcast and I'll buy the car warranty. There you go.
Speaker 1:I ran into a guy in Atlanta airport and we were talking about the podcast with Matt's wife and he thought we had like this real podcast apparently, and he was like throwing the singers out there. Oh, y'all should let me on. I got these stories in this story he's telling me. I'm like I probably forgot to mention the fact that we probably only got like five listeners. Dude, like I don't know what to tell you. Dude, go back to Southern Water brother.
Speaker 6:Yeah, that was the district dude from Waterford, something like that. I was not present.
Speaker 5:Head district in church.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 5:Is he why we got another Whataburger in Youngsville?
Speaker 1:No, no, that one's a Wait hold on a second.
Speaker 6:You just say another one, Is there one already? That no.
Speaker 5:Youngsville was super proud they got a Whataburger and they made a big deal out of it and I was like, wait, there's like four of them in life, yeah.
Speaker 6:Why do we need that much Whataburger?
Speaker 5:We don't except at 3 AM. You need it.
Speaker 3:Have you seen all the Texas license plates around lately? They need that, whataburger.
Speaker 1:I don't know how to, but from what I understand, the revenue generated by a Whataburger beats some of the other fast food chains and is almost equivalent to Chick-fil-A. What, yes, bro? Where Is Whataburger expensive? They are turning people away for franchises. So the one in coming to Youngsville is a franchise. It's not corporate owned. This guy knows he runs a district. It's not corporate owned and they turning people away for franchises. That's how lucrative a Whataburger is but the one in.
Speaker 1:Youngsville. Is that the same person on Pinnock or no? That guy's opening like four of them.
Speaker 2:You know when you get some you have like rights to the next five months. He has four other ones the one in Pinnock stays pretty busy Every time I pass by.
Speaker 3:They have not Chick-fil-A line, but they have a line.
Speaker 1:you know the guy that's opening that one is opening multiple locations in the area. He's building out like two of them right now, and it is not easy to get a Whataburger franchise Almost as difficult as a Chick-fil-A.
Speaker 2:So Whataburger's about to do KFC the Life, yet where they just pop up a whole bunch of old Pop, pop, pop pop. The running joke I have with that is is they just air?
Speaker 6:drop them in with a helicopter, Drop them off like metal builders. Pop, pop, pop, pop. Next thing you know.
Speaker 3:KFC, where's that Like?
Speaker 2:Carl Washington. Like Carl Washington, you're running joke, he's just dropping them in real, loud Dropping bugs.
Speaker 1:We're so far up.
Speaker 6:No, no, no, no, no, no no.
Speaker 4:It's the R2RO radio show.
Speaker 1:Planet Radio 106.7, the best rock on the planet. This is R2RO radio version, radio edit. So what's our segment topic? Radio edit.
Speaker 5:Man, I've been trying to move back into my house because I had to get all kind of renovations done and I'm trying to reassemble my junk drawers and I'm trying to remember what you put in the junk drawer.
Speaker 1:Because everything was junk while you were moved out. Now it's all going back in.
Speaker 5:Yeah, well, I mean, some people say junk drawer. Yeah, for me I think there's one in every room. Uh-oh, I asked, you don't want to go to another room to go get the stuff you need, right? So you put the random stuff in every room.
Speaker 1:Mine is whatever. I don't feel like or don't know how to organize Throw it away it goes in that drawer.
Speaker 3:Or what I don't feel like going to put where it belongs at that time.
Speaker 2:And then it goes into the drawer forever and ever.
Speaker 3:Well, then every couple of months you're like man. I need to get some little foil. You empty it out. There are things that stay in there, kind of permanent, like a label. We have a label maker. I have $3. So there's, a label maker that sits in the junk drawer at all times. It gets used, probably a lot more than most people would realize or want to talk about your label maker, the label maker, we can talk about your label maker. That's how you organize your stuff.
Speaker 1:That's how you organize where the label maker goes.
Speaker 2:So we're usually making organized, but not labeled.
Speaker 3:Label the junk drawer we should, but everyone knows what a junk drawer is. It's not like it's a secret.
Speaker 6:Did you make a label that says the label maker's in here?
Speaker 3:The label maker. It probably does have a label on the zip lock behind it, that label maker. But we do uniforms and things like that, so you label kids name package what's going out things like that.
Speaker 6:You put labels on your kids uniforms, not my kids. You probably put labels on your kids. I have multiple kids.
Speaker 3:You got too many, it's not my own kids, it's the softball teams.
Speaker 6:You label the whole softball team. Yes, it's called jerseys Susan.
Speaker 3:We set up with some deserts Numbers.
Speaker 5:If you're a player, we have more jerseys. Ok, but hold on, wait up.
Speaker 3:And we're handing a package out to our new kid.
Speaker 6:You have a label maker that can print on a jersey.
Speaker 3:Yes.
Speaker 1:But it's not in that drawer, oh yeah, I go over the crack shop. But that's what the junk drawer is. How can you answer what goes in a junk drawer? Because that's just, it's random Everything that doesn't go somewhere else.
Speaker 2:I also have a tape, the things oh, I can't say random, it's too segment, it's too.
Speaker 3:No, you can't say random.
Speaker 5:What's in yours? Or do you even have a junk drawer?
Speaker 2:I definitely have a junk drawer. I have one of the deep ones, though.
Speaker 4:Oh.
Speaker 2:So it's the deep drawer and all the way at the bottom deep drawer.
Speaker 5:So you got to dig through stuff to get to stuff from the bottom.
Speaker 2:Oh no, I don't take anything out of it, it just has to move the bottle. That's why it's a deep drawer.
Speaker 3:It's a trash can no, they have like what's the plastic glue?
Speaker 2:What's plastic when you weld plastic JB Weld, that is like JB Weld in it. Wow, ok, wait a minute.
Speaker 6:I would expect me to have JB Weld.
Speaker 2:Why do?
Speaker 5:I. Why do you have JB Weld In your junk drawer In?
Speaker 6:your junk drawer of all places, Ellie. If I had it, it'd be in my shop.
Speaker 2:So one time I had an SUV and the back spoiler, the back spoiler. I went to our car wash and the back spoiler was flapping. So I looked up how to fix the back spoiler and it was way too expensive. So I took it all apart, got some JB Weld. Jb Weld had the screws back into the plastic you are definitely from Garand and then I got rid of it.
Speaker 3:You should also get rid of the JB Wells. That's simple.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, you're going to need some new ones.
Speaker 3:You're going to need some new ones by the next time you want to.
Speaker 5:JB Wells is like a helmet Like. If you have that around, you're already engaging in dangerous activity.
Speaker 6:Oh for sure. That's why I was going to recommend we bring the JB Wells to your house.
Speaker 2:Oh, I've used it multiple times since then On what I did, whatever.
Speaker 1:It don't matter, I could weld anything, it's permanent.
Speaker 4:I could weld anything I could. Jb Wells, I could weld everything. You want that to stick to that.
Speaker 2:I mean it.
Speaker 3:So, scott, what do you have in?
Speaker 5:your junk drawer. Dude, I have so many junk drawers, I have a junk room. Then I have a shop in the back. That's just a place to collect big junk, right. And then if it doesn't fit in the shop, then there's a whole big old part of the yard. That's where you put the really big junk.
Speaker 6:Yeah, that's why it doesn't fit there.
Speaker 5:No, it's different collections of piles. A lot of it, though, most of the time chargers, cables batteries. That's why I say there's one in every room. It's the random stuff that I'm always wanting, no matter where I am, my phone's about to die or something's about to die, you go in there, there's always a charger.
Speaker 2:So are your chargers staying in the same junk drawer there and all the junk drawers, the junk drawers. Dude, I have so many chargers.
Speaker 5:I probably have 50 chargers because I always want to buy the newer ones, so the older ones end up in drawers. So, every room's got its own set of chargers and cables, depending on what you need to charge. Yeah, good God, I overdo everything.
Speaker 1:No, especially in all his junk drawers, also overdone.
Speaker 5:I mean you should see me in Costco.
Speaker 6:I mean, when you laid out you started with is pretty much what's in mind, right, and, for some strange reason, wedding kuzies, yes, which makes absolutely no sense, because nobody in my house drinks beer.
Speaker 2:So you have a pile of wedding kuzies, uh-huh.
Speaker 6:I can't tell you who they're from off top of my head, but I know for a fact.
Speaker 2:Are they like easily accessible.
Speaker 5:That's the beauty of a South Louisiana wedding.
Speaker 2:Well, yeah, that's the only way you know you're going to get a wedding kuzy.
Speaker 3:You don't have kuzies at your house for yourself, you have kuzies for other people. You're good kuzy if you drink beer. You don't drink beer, so you don't know. You keep your good kuzy, the one you always want to use In your truck, in your truck, yeah.
Speaker 6:Because that's exactly where you should be.
Speaker 1:Having a normal home, oh yeah, I mean, that's where I learned.
Speaker 5:South Louisiana. In case you're pulling a friend's house, you need a kuzy, then you put it in your bag pocket for the rest of the night.
Speaker 3:So you go back in your truck.
Speaker 6:Yeah, or you put a pint of crown in it.
Speaker 3:Or that.
Speaker 5:Somebody's from familiar parents, so it's the kuzy drawer, yeah.
Speaker 6:Unfortunately, that is the case.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so the kuzy drawer is also, or the junk drawer is the kuzy drawer, uh-huh.
Speaker 6:And then I get mad whenever I'm messing with that drawer and something gets all jammed up. And then I find it and it's a kuzy. And what do I do? Put it back in the drawer, yeah.
Speaker 1:So it can get you again in about a week or two. Oh yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 6:Maybe I need a kuzy bucket. Maybe I should just take them outside and set them on fire, because nobody's using them since they've arrived at my house.
Speaker 2:Right, yeah, that's not about it, since you brought them on fire and started the wedding Exactly.
Speaker 6:Yeah, Again, it's not like I was drinking beer back then. I haven't started so.
Speaker 2:You can donate it to the panhandlers. Panhandlers.
Speaker 6:Oh, that would be beautiful. Can I donate it to them with?
Speaker 2:a slingshot. No, just put a beer in it and donate that. You can give all the Bud Lightaway, exactly.
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Speaker 5:I came across a survey that was done talking about which species Americans think are OK to eat, and it actually shows you people that were never vegetarian, what species of what.
Speaker 2:Animals, animals.
Speaker 5:Like human is a species Well.
Speaker 2:I know when is it on that list.
Speaker 5:On this list. I don't see it they left it off. There's a couple things left off this list that I think we think's fine to eat. They got a possible.
Speaker 3:I mean they have chicken and everything on here.
Speaker 5:I mean top chicken cow pig, that's the top three. Then salmon, which if this list was me salmon.
Speaker 2:You're off the salmon list. No salmon.
Speaker 5:It says salmon. Then the next couple I definitely see in South Louisiana duck deer and rabbit. Edible, right, edible, yeah, absolutely. I mean more edible by people that have never been vegetarian versus maybe our current or former vegetarians.
Speaker 6:Also, I've seen pets of all three. I've known people that have pets of all three.
Speaker 5:Of what? Duck deer and rabbit Deer?
Speaker 6:pet yeah, Pet deer. They go to the LSU AgCenter. They like dogs over there, dude. They just come up to you. You can scratch them. One of them ate a hat that was sticking out of a back pocket of mine. Go on, dude, it's wild.
Speaker 5:What do they do with them After they raise them?
Speaker 4:I guess, they raise them to see.
Speaker 6:I guess what nutrients produces what.
Speaker 1:Is that the other? And then they eat them. I do some sort of breathing.
Speaker 5:They are delicious. Man, I've been to Colorado and I guess obviously the hunting laws are different there, because deer just like walk around town. Oh, yeah. Bruh.
Speaker 6:I was just in Ure, Colorado, Brian the deer just hangs. Yes, they've named the deer. He's in town, that much. And this dude is just walking down Main Street like shut up.
Speaker 5:Yeah, I've had friends send me pictures of deer like laying in the yards of houses just chilling in the middle of the day.
Speaker 1:Yeah, saw several, no pressure.
Speaker 5:You would never see that deer right no. The smoker would be rolling there yeah.
Speaker 2:You wouldn't even hear about it. All you hear is see is the pit.
Speaker 3:Anyone see Brian, brian who, brian who.
Speaker 1:Who Brian? No doubt in South Louisiana that is not happening that often, oddly enough.
Speaker 6:In Ure Colorado lots of people from Louisiana.
Speaker 1:Yeah, there's a lot of people from Louisiana that go to. Colorado.
Speaker 2:I thought there was only like a thousand people there.
Speaker 6:Well, lots Like put this one. How was there? For a week I met five People, yeah, from Louisiana. From Louisiana, they're actually cool people up there.
Speaker 2:Didn't hate them as much. What happens on the bottom half of that charge? What's up with this horse thing?
Speaker 5:Oh, well, the next three, after the deer Doug, deer Rabbit was sheep, which I guess lamb counts as sheep right.
Speaker 3:I don't know. Is it the same? I would say yes, so.
Speaker 5:I don't know why lamb is so far down, but I guess. And then octopus is down far down the list.
Speaker 3:Octopus is right after sheep. Sheep is down there, but sheep is also like the closest between vegetarians and non-vegetarians.
Speaker 6:No, I'm not doing any fact checking on this.
Speaker 5:Octopus is, so I guess they don't know if it's meat or not.
Speaker 6:Well, yeah.
Speaker 3:Wait, what's the?
Speaker 6:drill Well octopus you're right, they are smarter than the majority of those animals.
Speaker 5:Yes, they are.
Speaker 6:Octopus are really smart and I'm not doing any fact checking on this, but there was this.
Speaker 4:I'm a fact.
Speaker 2:Just a way to go Before to go ahead.
Speaker 6:There was this aquarium. There was not on the back side of it where all the different displays are. You'd walk through and there's all the openings and whatnot. And they were like man, we're missing a fish. What happened? Okay, well, never mind, they can't, couldn't figure it out. No big deal, it's a fish who cares. A couple weeks later, another fish is gone, so they put a camera on it. Octopus crawls straight out the top of his pool, crossed the floor up into there.
Speaker 2:Get out of here.
Speaker 3:That's the whole part of finding Nemo. Yeah, that's on finding Nemo.
Speaker 2:The octopus goes eat. No, no, he doesn't eat.
Speaker 3:That's not the whole plot. That's definitely a scene. It's a scene of a bro.
Speaker 2:That's the only thing I remember from finding Nemo.
Speaker 1:They got him out. They broke him out, bro. He was in the truck I don't remember he was breaking out of him.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he helped Nemo.
Speaker 3:He didn't eat him, though. All right. By far the craziest stat, I think y'all agree, is that vegetarians thinks that it's fine to eat horse over deer.
Speaker 1:That's wild.
Speaker 5:I have heard that horse meat is good to taste good 51% of the current or former vegetarians that were polled would think it's acceptable to eat a horse, whereas 47% think it's acceptable to eat a deer. That's wild.
Speaker 6:I guess some of these people got kicked by horses I saw.
Speaker 3:Bambi. Oh, and then the next that they feel is edible is cat.
Speaker 1:Yeah, Isn't that enough to mess with for me, I feel like most people, I feel like there's more meat on a rabbit. I feel like when they ask people stuff.
Speaker 2:When they ask people, they say is there like a dump button? When they ask people things. I feel like people just say whatever they want.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:That's the problem with most of these little charts. Most of these things people don't answer. Honestly, I wouldn't.
Speaker 1:Oh, you think they answer them for shop.
Speaker 5:Right, I don't even answer the how many times do you answer the phone and they say it's going to be a short survey, that you stay on the phone.
Speaker 2:Never.
Speaker 5:That tells you who's answer.
Speaker 2:Who's answer yeah?
Speaker 5:Who's?
Speaker 1:answer that's right.
Speaker 5:But it's funny to read these lists sometimes. I mean I didn't even. Like I said, their list doesn't even have half the stuff we eat. I don't see squirrel on here at all.
Speaker 2:It's the bottom.
Speaker 5:Champagne.
Speaker 1:Because I really want to know what some people huh.
Speaker 5:Champagne Z was the one that was at the bottom.
Speaker 1:Wait, that's on there. Yeah, Champagne Z A monkey closest to a human.
Speaker 5:Oh, monkey is not a Champagne. Z Well, whatever One has a tail.
Speaker 1:What is a primate? Yes, a primate Closest to a human is on that list. Yes, but a squirrel or an alligator is not, I guess they used it as to show the other extreme.
Speaker 5:What about crawfish? Huh?
Speaker 2:Why is crawfish? Not the weirdest thing about this list is when the vegetarian flip on the ethicality of eating some of these animals Because it's horse, guinea pig, dolphin, dog, cat, elephant, Champagne Z.
Speaker 1:On all of those, all of those, yeah, let me ask you this Because I got something to say about that chicken. But what is? What's the basis?
Speaker 5:And cow.
Speaker 1:No, just the chicken. We can't say it.
Speaker 2:We can't.
Speaker 6:No, you can't say that. How many of those things on that list can kill you? Like the monkey can beat you up. Champagne Z, it'll put the rope on you.
Speaker 5:Okay, I can kill you. Well, I mean it can but like what. A pig, I mean like a feral pig, a duck Pig for real.
Speaker 2:Oh, do a hog. I keep seeing them, memes with ducks, with knives.
Speaker 1:But the basis of the answer is what Like, just because I think it's okay.
Speaker 5:What is it acceptable? I think it's disgusting or whatever.
Speaker 1:Right, because the most accepted one on there is chicken right.
Speaker 5:The question was do you think it's morally acceptable for other people to eat the following animal? Under normal circumstances? Yeah.
Speaker 1:And the highest. The most accepted one is chicken. Right, correct, on both. The most accepted one is the most disgusting animal that eats chicken. It's a little dinosaur Stuff Poop. Oh, chickens will eat anything. Chickens eat everything and they can make things disappear, kind of like pigs. But that's the highest, the most accepted animal on there, on both.
Speaker 5:I was at a friend's house one time and they had some eggs and I was eating them and it was like a crawfish omelet it was so delicious.
Speaker 4:She's like you like it.
Speaker 5:And then she's like good, because the chicken. Somebody threw the crawfish tails out the other day and the chickens ate them all, so all the eggs taste like crawfish right now. So she had them set aside to just make omelettes for people.
Speaker 4:That animal.
Speaker 3:And that's the animal that's most accepted, that animal is most accepted and there was actually no crawfish in the and now I want chicken, so I can do that.
Speaker 1:Now you want chicken, so that you can give them, so I can make those eggs. Make flavored eggs Make flavored eggs, oh dude. You bring all the stuff hey think about that?
Speaker 5:Can you feed them chocolate and get chocolate eggs?
Speaker 2:I don't know we're about to run some experiments. Oh late. Chocolate eggs that's the quick one.
Speaker 4:It's the R2RO radio show.
Speaker 1:Planet radio 106.7, the best rock on the planet. This is R2RO radio version. This segment. Guys, I want to talk about Colorado Lions at school because I feel like you know the old Wendy's. Yeah, but wait, you're gonna be in on this, check this out. You know the old Twitter Wendy's battle that they would always popping off to like Burger King.
Speaker 5:Oh yeah, and they had these battles right. Because you notice how in the news they were popping up with hey, our line was done in 27 minutes. Hey, their school, so they had car ride lines.
Speaker 1:Look, maybe I'm wrong about this, but I'm pretty sure most schools around Lafayette, Parish, the car ride line probably pretty long and inconvenient around the school because of the amount of people that dropped their kids off at school nowadays.
Speaker 5:And I don't remember that.
Speaker 1:But in Youngsville there was like this thing of brewing and it got on social media and teachers were posting about.
Speaker 4:Yeah, I talked to my hands.
Speaker 6:I don't know what to do with my hands.
Speaker 5:He's early massaging this story. Joe, yeah, my friend Ricky Bobby.
Speaker 6:When he was there he was like I don't know what to do with my hands.
Speaker 5:I don't know what to do with my hands. It's almost macho man-esque yeah.
Speaker 2:Hmm.
Speaker 1:But I'm trying to get this out. So there was about to be a social media war battle back and forth whatever you want to call it with some schools because they started taking shots at each other about chaos at one school versus. We got it done that afternoon in like 15 minutes.
Speaker 2:That was the two elementary schools in. It was Green Tea, Lending and Arca.
Speaker 6:Arca yeah, bro, they should just have an old school dance fight, okay, so?
Speaker 2:Arca probably doesn't have regular school buses, yeah not a do. Okay, so is that a regular route, just like the public schools? I don't know, because I don't think that is. I don't know, so I would imagine way more people drive their kids to school, but they got way more.
Speaker 1:They got way more kids in that school on that campus now because it's such a big campus, right, and I think they trying to figure out their flow a little bit, they added kids this year. I just thought it was funny because there was a little bit of shots taken, shots fired on social media. And then I'm like every school if you go past by, I used to hate driving down Cali Saloon in the morning because plantation elementary had it all blocked up. You know what I mean. I just not call it that anymore. But anyway, that's the elementary school in Cali Saloon. Middle birth middle birth.
Speaker 5:I don't remember all these school lines growing up. Okay, so like I would the private school. So obviously there was a reason probably for them to drive, like you said, because of the buses, but we didn't even have our own buses. Yeah, I had to catch the bus before the sun was up, yeah, and I had to catch the bus. Yeah, I remember that too. I had to drive my bike however many blocks to the bus stop and then chain it up to something and hope it didn't get stolen.
Speaker 1:I was growing up a car ride a lot with short. Everybody got on buses.
Speaker 2:We didn't ride the cars at that point but how old are you? How old are you 12? A few years ago, lafayette wanted tax money, right? So Lafayette started talking about oh, we need all this tax money. Y'all need to say yes, because y'all kids will not be able to ride the bus. So right after the tax measure did not get approved, they started shorting the bus routes. Well, instead of going pick people up at their house. They said alright, so everybody meet at super one and we pick your little raggedy, raggedy kids up. What?
Speaker 6:I told you how to.
Speaker 2:I told you how to mitigate that problem you didn't listen, I did, I just talked through it and I said so, so now I believe, whenever that started, people just got annoyed and they're like I'm if I got to bring my kid to super one, I might as well bring them all the way to school. So that's what I think, why we have so bad.
Speaker 3:But Anna's a little bit less. Buses too good, I couldn't imagine so for the private schools. They get picked up route one around one, for that bus driver goes pick up and drop off. Yeah, that's why they get up before and then they go yeah, they get up early, then they go make a second round for public school, yeah, and bring them to school, which the school starts a little bit later.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and now and now they doing that with the public schools. Every bus driver, that's so little bus drivers. And I'm guessing for me it's probably cuz they don't want to mess with baby's kids. No more, right. I would not want to have to deal with Kids. I don't even like messing with my kid.
Speaker 6:Just the kids go roll that bus down, pin hook. Tell me how fun that is.
Speaker 1:Oh, that's what I'm saying. So there's less boys drivers now they got, so they got more routes, and so I remember the tax measure didn't pass, so and then after that they were making this big stink about it because y'all should have voted for it.
Speaker 2:Now, you kids can't ride the bus so like the library tax probably. Yeah, I didn't vote for it, by the way, I.
Speaker 5:Mean, I don't think I did so then one of these schools like hard chick filet to get their stuff straight. Is that what?
Speaker 1:that school, orca, has a very elaborate Corrider line traffic plan through their campus that obviously has to have some tweaks done to it.
Speaker 5:Oh, it looks like the Johnson Street chameleon intersection right now probably, and like nobody knows what to do with that's correct, I.
Speaker 1:Stage different grade levels and different parking lots at the young's boys sports complex parking lot. There's different parking lots there and they stage different grade levels at each parking lot. And then there's I drove near that school the other morning while they were letting in, just on the one stretch of road that I was on, young'sville police department had three Police officers working. That was only one parking lot. On the what I guess north side or whatever of the park there's another parking lot. They stage cars that they have multiple officers on that side also.
Speaker 6:Absolutely crazy. Who's out there writing tickets? Nobody.
Speaker 1:Gotta be out there, cuz you know well, people and everybody, yeah, maybe not maybe you can speed in Young'sville during school time. I don't know. They got a lot of three cops are there?
Speaker 2:The final plan for that school, though they have four lanes going around the entire school. Yeah, they built an interstate around the school four lanes and then all go the same direction. All four lanes go the same direction around the entire school.
Speaker 5:So it's like a giant.
Speaker 1:Is it a spiral? They had a dry run. They had a car rider drive run. What before school started like? What like like that's exactly right. Like, okay, the nervous people, they're gonna show up so they can figure out what they got to do the next day. The other half the people are like you can't tell me what to do?
Speaker 6:I'll just show up and figure it out when I get there.
Speaker 3:Yeah, half, you mean three-quarter probably, and you know and arcas is not a no one that goes to our kid necessarily lives next to our car. You know you can. That's why to get in, so there are people. Would be outside of the bus route anyway for the most part, you know so what is arca?
Speaker 1:Indiana Renaissance charter a cabin.
Speaker 6:Oh, that's right. I've made that name any longer private, public.
Speaker 3:I don't know what's that mean. It's a public school that you have to get into, so it kind of sound.
Speaker 1:Without the Catholic yeah oh yeah, so it is, but it's a.
Speaker 2:Catholic school without the Catholic.
Speaker 1:But it's also publicly funded, publicly funded publicly funded.
Speaker 3:Privately owned.
Speaker 1:Yes, no Catholic, no Catholic.
Speaker 3:No, no church at all.
Speaker 2:No religion at all. Come learn at a school.
Speaker 6:That's not public, isn't that kind of? What's the whole point?
Speaker 2:What is, but you better?
Speaker 6:got kicked out.
Speaker 4:I did.
Speaker 1:And not because the record on a line.
Speaker 6:In fact, could you imagine young Matt in school these days?
Speaker 5:No, no, you'd have been kicked out. Yeah, I. You got kicked out back then when they didn't care as much.
Speaker 6:Wow, yeah, I would have been the little Johnny of school.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, what you said would have, I wouldn't were.
Speaker 6:But you gotta understand, back then it was a little different.
Speaker 3:Yeah, you know more than one little Johnny begging. Oh, there was a lot of.
Speaker 6:There was a lot of us. I don't know, I don't sound like the old man, but it was different.
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Speaker 2:Craig and Chuck, but it was like a half of all the traffic we out.
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Speaker 4:Peace.