Johnny's House

FULL SHOW: Getting fired on your first day!?

Catch the story about an officer that got fired on the FIRST DAY! What’s the fastest you’ve been fired or had to fire someone? Set the record straight! Debunk any stories or lies of you or that you know of that is fake news…like Johnny liking toes (lol)! Ever got a back-handed compliment…that’s when someone give, you’re a compliment but it came off rude. Johnny’s House analyze reoccurring dreams. A caller tells us about the dream he was having of his partner cheating… you won’t believe what happened next! If you have some juicy news you have to share, what’s the first phrase to come out of your mouth? For Brian, it’s: “YOOOOOOOO!”. Survey says that 20% of people don’t cuss…and for the other 80%, they start cussing as early as ten years old. 50-year study that the person who bullied you is doing better today than you are. Listen to what Johnny’s House and the listeners had to share! There’s a survey that says the average man snoops on his girl’s social media every 30 days. And for woman, it’s every 92 days

Duration:: 1h 26m
Broadcast on:: 23 Jul 2024
Audio Format:: mp3

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Well, at those number one hit music station. It's Excel 106-7, and you are listening to Johnny's house. You go, you know, you fly for a job, you're excited, your first day at work, your friends and family are excited for you. He's like, you probably can't sleep the night before because you're starting a new gig. The other, you know, you're going to get fired on your first day. Now, what did this happen, big? Well, this dude should have known, though, in this case, it was definitely warranted. So this was in Florida. Of course. A deputy sheriff, and he got fired on his first day. Now, he was doing some inappropriate things on the first day on the first day. So he deserved to be fired on the first day. Yes. It was just crazy that he went through all of the trouble. Yes, train it. Police Academy, the whole deal, go through the process of. Background check. Yes, middle check, physical check. All of this. All of that. And on the first day, the first day. He got fired. I mean, warranted. He deserved it. Yeah. Yeah. He was a creep, but I'm just saying it seems like, wow, that's quick. Man, so we want to find out the fastest that you've been fired or you've had to fire someone for me. It was probably about three months because I hated that job. And back then, I just ghosted them. You know, I always say, I'm coming in and coming in and they finally say, Hey, listen, you don't want to work. Right. So you stalled them out. Yeah, you didn't want to quit. You do not want to be a district manager for the shoulder observer. You do not want this job. He said it would pride. Like it's obvious you're not shall observe a manager material. Oh, yeah, you know, you're this is not the job for you. And please don't come back in and we'll mail you back then. We'll mail you your last chance and I was like, yes. And my mom's like, Hey, you're not going to work? I just got fired. You didn't tell her that you stalled them out. Long as you have ever been fired. I've never been fired. But you walked off the gig. I've quit. I've walked off. I've I've gone to lunch and never came back. OK, wow. So I'm sure that was I was there probably two or three months. It was when I was a dishwasher. Yeah, man. It was just rough. It is. And me and my boy were both this dishwashers and we would go to work together and then we'd take lunch break together and then we'd come back together. And one day we had just had enough. Wow. And he's like, Hey, man, you want to just not go back? And I'm like, yes, sir. I bet that restaurant saw its day. That day that was a fancy restaurant. If you never worked in a dish room, it's like a box and they got this little machine. You got to load all the plates and you push them through and it's hot. Yeah. Floor is slippery. You slide. No, you slide. And then you got to get the plates out quickly and that burning your fingertips. And you got to put them in the containers. Yeah, we had to wash the pots by hand by hand. Yeah, it was high end. So it was like a fancy place. And I was like, yeah, he was, Hey, man, you want to not go back? Like, yes, yes. But once you have somebody with you, you're like, yeah, let's do it together. At the end of the day, your hands are all wrinkled and it's bad for no pay. It was the worst. So I ghosted that job on our lunch break, but I've never been fired. Never been fired on something. Because radio will fire you. Ray, a fire to walk. I've never been fired. I did the same thing where I just didn't want to go back. And it was when I was a hostess. I was in Daytona Beach for spring break and I was supposed to work that shift. I tried to get it covered. Nobody wanted to cover me. So I never showed it. OK, OK, OK. So did you not want to go so you can participate in spring break? Yeah. You did not like the spring breakers that were coming. Um, no, so I just didn't want to go to work that day because I was involved in the spring break festivities. So I was like, I'm going to try to get my shift covered. I may be contacted like two people and they said no. And so I was like, yeah, no call no show. And I'm never going back. You guys have some courage to do that. I mean, this was like, I was like straight out of high school. Yeah. And I was just like, man, did you call the manager or you just? Yeah, I tried to tell him. I was like, hey, I tried to get my shift cover, but nobody can cover me. And they were like, well, that means you have to come in. And I was like, yeah, I don't think that's going to happen. Oh, wow, I'm in Daytona right now. So they fire you on the spot. Oh, you just knew at that point. And they're like, and I was like, so you never see you never see you never. And then that was it. Yeah. And they just went and got it to the spring break. And then I went back to spring break because I was like, it's a hostess game. I can get a hostess game anywhere. That is true. That is true. And Reese fired or never went back. So the fast that I've ever gone fired. Um, this was before I was like working at Publix, like a legit job. Yeah. You guys know those people that like, flip the signs around in the sidewalk. Yeah, you do that. I'm all trying to get for I was in there for like maybe three hours. The guy, the guy, the owner of the shop would drive by to check on me and my sister if we were doing the job. Yeah. And we would be sitting down and my mom had to call us and be like, you guys come back to the store. She had to come pick us up. We got fired. Well, I mean, rightfully so, I saw a guy, he's on the corner of a, of a conroy in a pop, or a pop of the violin. And he's flipping that thing. I mean, he's flipping, I mean, whoo, whoo, whoo, dude, tuck him under their arms flipping. They have a sign flip flippers world championship. Really? Yeah, they, I think they do it in Vegas. Like they actually have signed flippers that are like professional, but I mean, I'm like you. I would be like, Nah, you're looking at like a 13 year old girl trying to hold a sign in a corner like, please stop. I saw this guy and that's what I think to myself. The passion that he has flipping that sign, somebody needs to hire him for something else. Yeah, because if he can find passion on a 105 degree day out there flipping the hell out of that sign, spinning on his head, doing splits, he had headphones on everything. Yeah, if I had a job, I mean, you want to learn radio, whatever, because if you're passionate about this, right, more and more people sitting down doing that, I've never seen anybody flip it. Oh, there's more of the sitters than the athletic flippers. I'm pretty sure the dude over by water for lakes was sleeping. When you see it, dude, like Johnny's talking to us, I don't even need a phone. But I'm pulling in. Yes. My phone's fine, but apparently I need a new phone. There's also a guy there. He wears all golds. Oh, yeah. And I don't know. He just tips his hat. Yeah. He's gone. Yeah. Yeah. They close that play. Yeah. My son. No, no, he's on the corner. He's there's a jeweler on the corner of a, a pop car violin in a, in a, in a, in a. And then they moved him. They moved him. He used to be on colonial. Oh, he's by he's over there every day. Cause we used to drive by my son and I, the colonial guy, my son would always call him the fancy hobo. Cause he was all gold. All gold. Same dude. He's there. He tap his head. And that's all he would do. Tap his hat. Make it out on the day on the corner and on colonial. I'll take a picture of the day. That's awesome. I'm glad he has a new gig. Yeah. And he's still there. Tapping away. I want to find out from you the earliest or the soon as you've lost your job or you quit a job, the record right now is three hours. No reason. We want to hear from you. We want to talk to you. Your job. Either you got fired or you quit. Show us a amount of time. We want to hear your story. This is Johnny's house. 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If I stay, I'm gonna have to play shutdown. So it's best I don't go back. - Wow. - 'Cause I was a small guy back then and then they gave me like a double XL uniform that I was drowning in and then they're like, we'll get your new one if this one starts ripping. I'm like, okay. - He said, enough. All right, Christian, thanks man. - Yeah. - Thank you. - Yeah, he said, ah, ah, what I'm seeing here is not it. From say, cloud's showing, good morning. - Good morning. - All right, quick, do you get fired on you to quit? - I got fired. - You got fired? All right, what kind of job was it? They're telling company, local telling company, they're still in business. They hired me back in the day when I got home from Death of Storm and they hired me to do a service call. Well, I changed a flat tire. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - A buddy of mine's dad got me the job. - Okay. - Tell them that I know how to do it through that. You know, coming from the service. - So you did. - And I had no clue. I went to my first call and I went to go change the tire. I still changed the tire. I ended up causing $8,000. - Oh, no. - Oh, and who paid that, the company? - Yeah. - Yeah, they had insurance. - I'm sure they had insurance for it. - Then you got to go. - How did you, how did you mess it up by changing the tire? - I did not know you had to take the shit a cap off. - Oh, yeah. - The little hub before you tried to take the wheel lugs off. And yeah, it was a high mess. - It was a high mess. - I should've never been there. - Not really to try. - They're trying to get into the telling business. - Yeah. - The actual tow truck. - Yeah. - But now they put me on a, they gave me a truck with all the tools to change tires all day. - Wow, that's pretty bad. That's mad. - Yeah. - All right, Sean, thank you. - Thank you. - All right, bye-bye and see you here. And Jessica, good morning. - Good morning. - All right, the quickest you either got, you quit or got fired. - I got fired. - How long? - It was 20 minutes. - 20 minutes. - How do you get fired at 20 minutes, girl? - Have you punched a boss? - Okay, so I was going for an interview near to send me to get a job to clean houses. I went in and I impressed this lady. She was very ex-navy or I'm sorry, Air Force. - Okay. - She was very, had this character like I'm in charge type of thing. I had a great conversation, told her about my experience in Boca Raton cleaning big mansions and all these things. And she's like, very impressed, she's hired me. Come into work the next day and I'm putting on a mask and this was prior to COVID. And she's like, what are you doing? And I'm like, I'm wearing a mask. I'm being around chemicals all day. Like I don't wanna, you know, expose myself. And she's like, no, no, no, you're gonna send our clients by doing that. And I'm like, well, I'm sorry, this is make or break. And because I said make or break to her, she was like, uh-uh, you don't talk to me that way. - We're done, we're, you're fired. - Damn, damn, now I just put the, you put the mask on just so you can take it off and go home. - Yes. - Okay, I will call OSHA on that one. - No, she's making me inhale chemicals. - Yeah. - It'd be what they said over there. - XL more powered by attorney Dan Newlin and a rec need a check called Dan Newlin. Someone said back in college, they were hired by buckle at the mall and everything was cool. But then they were told they had to wear clothing from buckle to work and they only got 20% off. - That's expensive. - And that's what they said, I couldn't afford it, so I never showed up on the first day. And someone said this is probably the funniest. We hired an IT guy, fired him four hours later 'cause after orientation, he was passed out from huffing canned air. - Oh! - They had to call an ambulance to come get him. - Oh, no, my gosh. (laughing) - Four hours. Who hired him? They said, here's this air, go clean something. - No! - They wheeled him out and goes, my bad. - I'm only here for the dusters. - My bad, y'all. Y'all this house on Orlando's number one hit music station. All right, it's one of those days that we like to celebrate, and I don't call it clearly air day, but the official name is what? - It is a national debunking day. - And what are you supposed to do on this day? - They say it's a day to set the record straight on whatever false piece of information that is bothering you, whether it be personal or what they call fake news that you see floating around all the time that annoys you the most. - See, I can't really participate 'cause what happened is y'all don't know what it is. - Yeah. - And if I bring it up, it perpetuates some people to continue to do it. - I would be honest, when I do this out there, I wouldn't even think of that. - Whatever it would be. - I immediately thought that. - Thank you so much. - I immediately thought that. - No, I didn't. - I immediately thought about it. - I didn't think anything of that. - Yeah. - How's he gonna debunk this? - Yes, and I can't 'cause if I do, all that means that the next six text messages, Johnny line, you know we like toes. - See, Johnny, people on spring break, they may be hearing us for the first time. They might not even know what you're talking about that you're trying to debunk. They might not even know. - You know what, Brian, I'll tell them. - Okay. - Probably like maybe 10, 15 years ago, Brian told a flat out loud on the radio. - Wow, it's been flat long. - Flat out loud. - Now I had heard it from somebody else. When in this room, what we hear on the street we put on the air, right? When are we, when we hear something on the street about each other, when do we put that on the air? - I think, quote, you, I got my ears to the street. - But I haven't ever mentioned I heard something on the street about y'all. - In my defense, one of the people I had heard it from New Johnny Magic fairly well. - Uh oh. - Now he might've been just trying to play, I don't know. But that's where it came from. - Okay, so if it was a he, I don't know if I believe it. - No, he had told me, yeah, he had heard. - Oh, oh, so it was a telephone. - He said that I was into, to feet, I'm not. It's not my, and the thing that bothers me the most is no matter where I'm at, if there's alcohol involved, somebody's gonna breathe, keep it under your head, and I ain't lookin' on feet. - Oh no. - And I just, you know what, back in the day, I used to feel the same way when people used to compare me to Randy Jackson from American Idol, back in the day. I used to just look at him. - Wait, stop. - Oh yeah. - For my first time hearing that. - Oh yeah, in the race. - I was bad. - I was a bigger dude then. - Now there was one promo photo. Johnny was a little bit bigger, and Randy had lost a lot of weight. And it coincided the same time. And there was a promo photo where Randy Jackson had his hands like this up in the air like, "Hey, what's up?" And then literally Johnny did a photo shoot for the public library, and he had his hands up like, "Hey, what's up?" - So Brian, again, put the two photos together and act like it was leaked. - I just say what people wanna say. (laughing) - So, listen, y'all know what I need to be bugged. I don't need to say it again. - I'm the problem. - That is not my thing. That's not my thing. If it wasn't my thing, y'all know me up here, man, look at him paintin' toes. It's just not my thing. It's not, it's never had been. And as much as I've dated in this town, somebody pick up, get the boys in the sky. Oh, y'all Johnny be messin' with my toes. - I don't! (laughing) No one will say that. No one will ever say that. No one! (laughing) - 15 years. I don't think there's changing of this. - I haven't said it in a long time. Everybody else says that. I get the fort, I haven't said it. - You just throw it in there, just out of the blue. - No, no, no, he's an in skater. He's which is topic. - Yes, exactly. - It's hard to be brought up. - All right, be anything you want to debunk? - Well, I don't know, I don't really have anything like that that's goin' around. I mean, I would like for people to stop thinking that I think I'm always right, because I feel like that's-- - You say you're always right! - Okay, yes, that's because I've researched it. So it's not that I have this attitude that I'm always right, I am. So are you mad if they say you are? - I'm mad that they always say that you think you're always right, because I am always right. When I say it, I've looked it up already. - So you don't want them to say that you think you're always right. - You just want them to say you're always right. - Or just say nothing. Or maybe say, hey, you're well-read. 'Cause I read about it before I said it. - This topic should be learned about yourself. - I think so. - Now I'm gettin' hot, I take my jacket on. - Ray, anything you want to debunk? - Um. - How 'bout going to jail? (laughing) What about having your only fans? How about those things? - Oh, who's talking? - Wow, I don't know. - Who's talking? - Who said that? - I have never been to jail. I've been in jail to visit somebody, but I've never been to jail behind bars. (laughing) - See Ray, that's what people get confused. There's always a stipulation behind. I was detained. - I was detained. I was on probation. - Well, you know, John, I've never been to jail. But I've seen pictures. There are holding cells that don't have bars. - Okay. - So you said you've never been behind bars. Have you ever been held? - I've never been locked up. I've never been. - You've been in handcuffs? - I've never been, they never put me in handcuffs. - They put you in the back of a car? - They're digging around. - Watch out, you have to think about it. - Yeah. - Ask me, ask me if I'm in the back of a police car. - Okay, Johnny, you're in the back of a police car. - No, okay, all right, I have, but it wasn't that situation. - Oh, okay, okay, yeah. - Fair enough. - Okay. - I am, okay. All right. (laughing) - Hey, today should be learning about your self-gay. Today should be learning about your self-gay. - Let it out, Rayliah. - Isn't that what you said, Ray? - Listen. - What was that? - It was more about, it was more like a race. - It didn't arrest. It wasn't like a real arrest. - Look at 'em, white privilege stuff. (laughing) A whit, what? - I've written arrest. - Have you heard of that, Rayliah? - No, I'm looking it up right now. (laughing) - Oh, stop. - It's a thing. Yes, I was in high school. - Okay, okay. - I've written arrest. - A notice to appear. - Yes. - Yeah, it's defined in Florida rule of criminal procedure as a written order issued by law enforcement. - Yeah. - In lieu of a physical arrest. - Thank you. - So you're not physically arrested, you are just noticed to appear. - I, in my entire life, have never heard of that, Rayliah. - 'Cause what kinda privilege is that? - 'Cause it only happens to a pretty white girl. - I'm telling you. - Wow. - But it's a thing. - Noreen, do you think you wanna be Mark? - Yeah, the crews last year. (laughing) (screaming) - This is so funny. (screaming) - They told me. - Oh, man. - Somebody told me. Now listen, y'all laughing because you know this needs to be deemed wrong today right now. - Today is learning about yourself, baby. - All right, listen. I have no shame in talking about my going in the movie activity, okay? So for this person to just go out of their way. - Yeah, they did. - And go, you know how I was just with Mary's in the cabin and did it again. - Yeah, he did. - Mark, Johnny, you pulled me aside and you were like, you need to watch out what you're doing. I was like, I should have seen her. - I said, I said be careful. So you might've got, I said, hey, come here. - What? - Be careful who you fuck up with. - Right. - 'Cause the streets are talking to me to look out here. But the second you said it to me, I was like, who is out here? - And you're like, I'm like, and then I said, Mary, what you gonna do? Go beat him up here? No, just let it go, just let it go, ah. - I said it to my group of friends, too. - Hey, they told me, hey, point him out. - If I saw how I would've gotten a written arrest right there, too. - I was in the room right here, doo-doo-doo. Do you see the captain? - Oh my god. - Did you hear about Nadi's? (laughing) - We are debugging this rumor. - Okay. - A national debunk day, what do you want to debunk? Let's get it out there, let's throw it out there. Let's get it over with, call us now on Johnny's house. - This is Orlando's most listened to morning show, more Johnny's house coming up next. - It's Johnny's house on Orlando's number one hit music station, it's XL-106-7. - Around here, summertime brings a lot of this, and sometimes a little bit of this. If your nose is running while you're running to the pool, stop that summer cold cold at Advent Health Centricare. We're here for all those summer symptoms, like sprains and strains, sore throats, sunburn and swimmers here. Advent Health Centricare's got you covered. When you need urgent care, we're open late seven days a week. Walk in or make an online reservation at centricare.org. 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From Orlando, Alana, good morning. - Good morning, how are you? - All right, what are they been saying about you? - Okay, so I really just called to try and debunk Brian 'cause now my new life goal. - That's a shame, by the way. - About Raised, about Raised, written arrest, 'cause I was screaming at the radio in agreeance with Ray, she's right, she's right, and then I've never had to be quiet so fast when Brian said, it only happened to pretty little white girls because hi, same. - Oh, so you got one too, you got one too. - Yes. - So I'm not gonna die. - In your effort to debunk Brian, you realize that Brian read something and was right. - And we're learning about ourselves today. - Yes, yes we are. - Wow, and I bet you thought, then this is the meanest thing that ever happened. He gave me a written arrest. - No, I just went with it, I just had to follow the rule of the bad part. - Yeah, right? - I had a friend, that's the worst thing to happen to me. I got arrested, right? - Locked up, locked up. - I was not in court. - Oh my goodness. - Yeah, that's great. - Are you holding on a second? I'll see, Audrey, good morning. - Good morning. - And how old are you? - I'm 18. - And you want to debunk something on a national debunk date? - Yes, I do. - Okay, are you a high school student? - I am. - So this rumor has been going around the school. - Oh. - It has. - Okay, and you want to take the whole airwaves? Let everybody know what this story is, is not true. - Obviously. - Oh damn, okay, all right, go ahead, Audrey. - So you really want me to be my boyfriend? But it's not like, it's the wrong context of what they felt, right? - So there's a rumor, hold on, can you say that kind of slurred it? - Okay. - There's a rumor that you cheated on your boyfriend, but the picture that everybody saw was not the picture that it was. - No. - What was the picture that it was? - So it was me arguing another guy. - Okay. - And it was because that guy was going through something. - Yeah. - Yeah, I was talking him through it because, like-- - Yeah, that's been a good friend. - You've been a good friend. - You've been a good friend. - That's nice. - That's enough for him. - But with social media, somebody took that photo and ran with it. - Yeah, someone took it and they took it in the wrong direction. And they started saying all this stuff about, oh my God, I'm falling into this. So I'm gonna do that and then I took the picture. - Okay. And did you break up with your man? - I did not because I talked with him and we figured it all out. - Okay, so he-- - Everyone still says it. - So he knows that you just need the whole school to know. - All right, keep your name out the mouth. - Everyone to stop. - Everybody needs to stop. Okay. All right, well, that's what this day fall about. - There you go. - That's what it's all about. Okay. Anything over there, baby. - I asked someone with power by Trinity Daniel to interact, need a check called Dan Nuland. Someone out of all that stuff we said, wanted to point out that you were real descriptive and you said painted toes. A person that just don't like feet wouldn't bring up painted toes. That's what they said. That's not what I said. I know you're trying to debunk that today. I'm just telling you what they-- What do people say? - You know what? - Johnny's gonna tell you something. - You know what? That person's getting blocked. What do you, what do you, what do you, what do you. Let's see here. - I'm just trying to tell you what the people saying. That's all. They said, why he say painted toes though? - Hold on, let me click through this for Mr. Verizon. (laughing) - You can't actually block anybody. - How you doing? - You can block them from UC and them ever. - But I'll still see them, right? - Oh yeah, no, I'll still see them. You just block them from your computer. So you don't have to see them. - No, I'm looking at some past comments they said and they were pretty cool. They say they saw me on bar rescue. - Okay. - The Continental's a really good show. - Okay. - So, you know. - They just noticed that you were very descriptive about the toes, that's all. - And I understand when Brian does that, you want to get involved like it's a game like that double Dutch jump rope thing. Brian's in, so I want to get in, two and tell some pain to tell a little bit of jokes. (laughing) (laughing) - WXXL HD1 to Barry's Orlando. - Hi, this is Harry Styles. - Hey, it's Julie Punch. - Johnny's house, mornings. - Orlando's number one hit music station all day. (upbeat music) - It's Johnny's house on Orlando's number one hit music station, it's XL-106-7. All right, we're talking about those backhanded compliments, where somebody had to give you a compliment, but they were kind of rude in the process. Happened the other day to me, I just want to find out, does it, how has it happened to you? From Deltona Robert, good morning. - Hi, good morning, you guys. - What's up, man? Let's hit that backhanded compliment. - Hey, so I want to say also, I'm a first time caller. - Yeah, I'm a first time caller to jump a fuck. Okay, Robert is the first time caller. We got the first time caller number just for you in it. Whenever you call, you give us that number and that knows that you're not the first time caller, you are registered, and Norese, what is his number, please? - 2711. - What's your number, Robert? - 2711. - All right, now first time caller, tell us your story. - Okay, so I actually have kind of a reverse of what you had going on, but it was actually family instead of a fan. So I haven't seen my grandmother in about a year and a half, and I've always been skinny my whole life. I'm going to the gym now, and I put out a couple more pounds, a little more weight, and the first one that comes out her mouth is, oh my gosh, she's like, you finally don't look like a tecato. And what that means is a stanish is a crack head. - Oh my God. - Yeah, that's a backhand compliment. She's been holding it for all those years. She said, it's not, it looked good, saying you don't like a crack head anymore. - That's awesome. - Now, Robert, how you responding to that? - You just can't. - No, Robert, I love you too, grandma. - That's right. - You gotta love your grandparents. They're like the most honest people. - Yes, yes. - She's not holy. - You're like, all these years, grandma thought I looked like a crack head. (laughing) - Robert, you hold on a second, okay? Yeah, yeah. Grandmother and stuff like that, they're going to tell you like it 'cause they don't care. - Yeah. - They don't care. From Kentucky, David, good morning. - Hey, good morning, first time caller. - Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. First time calling David at me, who's going to give you your first time calling number? That number is just for you. So when you call next time, you say David and your first time calling number to know that you are a registered caller to Johnny's house. And Arise, what is David's number? - 712. - What is it? - 2712. - 2712, what's your number, David? - 2712. - All right, what's your story? - All right, so I was training someone at my last job and I'd say you're pretty smart for someone with such a country accent. - Oh, David. - Oh, David. - Damn. - Now, being from the South, that was a total insult. (laughing) And how did he respond to that? - Yeah, she played along pretty well, but it is a common stereotype, especially in Northern Florida. - Where is, where was she from? - Alabama. - Ooh, you said you're pretty smart to have an accent. David. (laughing) Wow. Okay, you're in there. You hold on a second. Wow, that's-- - I mean, the Southern accent doesn't sound all that smart. - Wow, but you ain't gotta say it. - Right. - Dang. From the land, Lindsay Goodmornin'. - Good morning. - All right, let's hit that back-handed compliment. - So I'm a veterinarian and when I tell people that, they always say, oh, I wanted to be a veterinarian, but I just couldn't put animals down. - Is that a back-handed compliment? - I mean, and basically say they're saying you're kind of cold, hard. (laughing) 'Cause they couldn't do that. - Exactly, and it's like, oh, well, it's not that I enjoy that part of my job. - You should say, listen, it's not like I run around town looking to do that. - Right, I don't just randomly roll up on a dog and go, aha, it's probably the worst part of the job that I have to do, person. - Yeah, definitely is the worst part, but yeah, people are always like, oh, as if you could just easily-- - Turn it on and turn it off, yes. - Yeah. - Yeah, wow, that was, you even heard that more than once? - Oh yeah, I've heard that a lot. If that's what everyone says, they make it sound like, oh, I could have easily just gone to school but it's being a veterinarian, but I chose not to because I don't want to put animals in sleep and it's kind of like a back-handed compliment 'cause it's kind of hard to be a veterinarian just to get to that point of getting in the degree. - For sure, see, what you gotta do is find out what they do and whatever they do, find an insult for it. - Right, hit 'em back with that one. No matter what they do, you know. What does that person do, you know? Freshly? - Oh, no, it's been so many people. - No, 'cause I tell you exactly what to say to them. It's all right, you hold on to say. Be what they say over that, Mikey. - I was at CXL mobile by attorney Dan Newlin in a wreck, need a check called Dan Newlin. Someone said that they were told they looked corn fed. - That's a little thick, that's a compliment. - Depending on maybe if you're an offensive lineman, yes. - Yeah, like what does that even mean? I've never heard that before. - I mean, you think? - It means like they feed you like that southern food that like beef you want. - I ain't backhanded, that's a straight compliment right there. - Yeah, depends on what you wanna look like. - Girl, look at all corn fed. - Look at you. - Someone said they were at their-- - Right. - I don't even know what that means. - Take it as a compliment 'em. - Well, 'cause they feed cows and stuff corn to bulk 'em up. - Oh, okay, gosh. - Yeah, look it all. - It's not a compliment, right? - Look it all thick, look it all corn fed. - And then someone said they were at their son's girlfriend's family's house and the grandma said, "I don't remember you being pretty." - Oh my gosh! - Hey, grandma thought that. - Yes, I think. - Grandma thought that. - Grandma thought that. - Grandma's just savages out here. - She thought that. I don't remember me being pretty, baby. It did, grandma like what? - Me and she thinks you're pretty now. - Yeah. - Yeah. - No worries. - Amanda Kay, her grandma said when I was 12, she said that I need to get bangs to cover my large forehead. (laughing) - Well, that's fat. - Oh my gosh. - I never met you, but if you're grandma. - Around here, summertime brings a lot of this, and sometimes a little bit of this. If your nose is running while you're running to the pool, stop that summer cold cold at AdventHealth centricare. We're here for all those summer symptoms, like sprains and strains, sore throats, sunburn and swimmers here. AdventHealth centricares got you covered. When you need urgent care, we're open late seven days a week. Walk in or make an online reservation at centricare.org. AdventHealth centricare. We're better at all better. - Hello, it is Ryan, and we could all use an extra bright spot in our day, couldn't we? 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You have one, your wife's that one? - Yeah, she texted me yesterday. - Okay. - Does something you need to tell me? And I'm like, oh, oh, I don't think so. Like I never know what I'm being set up for. So I don't think so. I'm good. I think everything you know, everything. - I don't know. Okay. - She said, for the last four out of the five last nights, she's had a dream that I filed for divorce. - Really? - And I'm like, okay. I mean, we're getting along fine. - Everything's good. - Birthday weekend was good, went to the concerts. - Yeah. - Hung out all day, everything was good, but she said it's driving me crazy because every last four out of the last five nights. - Is it the same dream or is it different, but the subject is the same? - Didn't say other than she dreams that I tell her I wanted a divorce. Four out of the last five nights. - That's strange. - Wow. - I said, well, you keep slipping up. I'm going to make a reality. - I was going to say-- - So don't be slipping. - Is like, is something eating her? - No, man. I still have one and I mentioned this on the air and it's the craziest thing. I'm back in high school and I didn't graduate because I still got one credit left. So they made me go back. - No. - So I'm in the sand walking down the hall like, can you believe I got to go back in there? I'm like, this is crazy. And then I wake up because I can wake myself out of a sleep. I'm like, well, that's kind of weird. I don't know, it's just, it's like, and we talked about this a while back. Somebody said, do you think you have some unresolved high school issue of my life? - I mean, when you went to enough proms, it definitely wasn't that. (both laughing) So it wasn't like you had any unfinished prom business. - Why was I looking at you, Brian, to say, you know what, Johnny, maybe you had some deep-rooted pig back then. Yes, I did no good, no free prom. See what's in? I didn't even get in there. Do you have any recurring? - I don't. I minor random and weird stuff. Like I'll go for like weeks, maybe even months without even remembering what any of my dreams were. And then I'll remember one like super vivid. - Yeah. - And then nothing again. So I've got no recurring. - I have one. I'll wake up and go, ooh, that was wild and go right back to sleep. How about you, Brian? - I don't. And that's the crazy thing. I just feel like I, I mean, when I was watching Naked and Afraid a lot, that was the only recurring dream that would have like bugs crawling on me. - Really? - No, it's the only time. That's the only thing I remember, 'cause it was just like something I would watch over and over again. And so like I would go to bed and be like thinking that there was like bugs crawling on me or like I was getting bit by mosquitoes or something. - I can see you having a recurring dream in high school 'cause you had a transition. - Yeah. - You went from, so I can see you having one going. Oh my God. - No, my nightmares were real life. So I didn't really. (laughing) So when I was dreaming, I was on cold. I was like cast out. - Are there any sayy? - Yeah, I remember when I first started working here, I would have like those panic dreams where I would think it was like really happening right here where I would either be running late, we would be doing like topics or something or like something would happen where I'd like wake up panicking and I'm like, it didn't happen, it didn't happen. It's not real. - No, no, no, no. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. (laughing) - Real. (laughing) - Being late and dreaming your way. - Not the same. - I did the thing. I had a dream, I got up, I got ready for work, I got dressed and as I was about to go out the door, I woke up and I'm like, I gotta do that all over again. (laughing) I actually had that. I want to find out about a reoccurring dream that you are having or you have had and if you want to break down to analyze any of ours, you can, but you got to call us next on Johnny's house. Excel. - Live from our Farah and Farah studios. If you've been injured, make it a fair fight. - This is an iHeart radio station. - The exclusive audio home of NBC's coverage of the 2024 Paris Olympics. - Excel, 1067. Orlando's number one hit music station. - Hey, it's Johnny's house on Orlando's number one hit music station, it's Excel 10067. - And we're talking about reoccurring dreams and what we're gonna try to do is analyze those dreams for you and see what's going on. We're gonna be professionals, even though we have no skills whatsoever. We had somebody here analyze dreams before. - Oh yeah, that's right. - Yeah, Nicki, good morning. - Good morning. - All right, Nicki, tell us about the reoccurring dreams that you haven't. - All right, this was, about my ex-girlfriend, a long time ago, I had a dream for like a week straight that she was cheating on me. - She was cheating on you, Nicki, I'm an analyst. She was cheating on you. - I know, I know, I know, then a week later, the person who was cheating with, the wife ends up calling me and say, hey, your girlfriend cheated on my husband. But you was my husband, yeah, it was a big mess. - Oh yeah, it was a really big mess. - So you dreamed about it for a week and then you got a call to say your girlfriend is messing with his girlfriend or your girlfriend. - Yeah, my girlfriend was messing with the wife, with the wife's husband. - Wow, messing with the married man. - Oh, and when you confronted her, what did she say? Nah, that ain't true. Basically, like, oh, that's not true. I don't know what you're talking about. I'm like, you know, how it goes. - Yeah, I mean, I didn't do it, you know. - It's not me. - It's not me. - Come on, hit me. (laughing) - Oh, welcome. - If I could never, why would I do that to you, you know? - No, I got you. - I love you. - I got you, I got you. You hold on a second, okay? You got a $50 Play-Doh Closet gift card we're gonna give out here from the Berry Dee Dee, good morning. - Hey, good morning, how are you? - Good Dee, and what do you want to say? - I want to analyze your dream if that's okay, Johnny. - All right, sure, okay, it's me as a grown man back in high school, 'cause they tell 'em me that I still have some credit hours to get to graduate. So, what does that mean? - So, I honestly don't think it has to do with high school alone. I think it's the feeling behind graduation. It's a very big accomplishment for many people. It's a big goal. The idea that you're having a dream that's just shy of a big goal. During the times that you're having those dreams, maybe you have some type of big goal. You're trying to accomplish, that you might not feel like you have what it takes to actually reach that specific goal. - Wow. - Wow. - Huh? - It's deep. - It is. And Dee, what do you do professionally? How do you know this? - I heard it, and I said, oh, that sounds like this. - Oh, that's hard. - You're gonna laugh, but I actually sell hot dogs for a living, I run on that. (laughing) - Well, you know what? You have the same credibility that we have, we'll be throwing out advice. - Right. - So, wow, well, thank you. - Absolutely, I do wanna tell you, Johnny, that if that is the case, maybe your dream is trying to tell you as well that you actually do have what it takes. So, although you might feel like you're just shy of a goal, you probably already have everything it takes to feel accomplished. - Wow. - Yeah. - That's Dee, you are just so motivational. - You're just gonna make me cry up in here. - I am good enough, I am. - Maybe it's a reflection of your Hall of Fame. - Yeah, 'cause I got rejected twice from the national level. - Yeah. - Wow. - That could be it. - That could be it. All right, Dee, thank you, hold on a second. Right what they sayin' over there. - Connie said when I was a kid, my mom would take me to this bookstore, it had a slide, and when I got older every now and then, I would have a dream that I was on top of the slide, and I would fall off, and I would wake up and panic. So, she was like, there's one time I was there, and then I fell off again from the top of the slide, and I woke up and panic. - Wow. - Dang. - I was about to say about that. - Yeah, right. - My hot dog would relish. (laughing) - I like hot dogs. - Me too. - I know. - Catch up, no mustard. - Me. - I'm the same, I'm the only one to catch up. - Have you been a hot dog in heaven, by the way? - It's always a lie. - It's always a lie. - I've never been there either, but it's only a lie. - No, always packed. I went in there one time early, and it was very good, but it was packed, and I didn't know how to order. And he'd be like, "Eh, nah, nah, nah." - Yeah. - I've been swelled by the Cholo dogs, but that place is the one. - They are being chased by a huge ball of tumbleweed and a roller skating rink. - What you got on that one? - A tumbleweed and a roller skating rink? - Uh-huh. - Yeah, what you got on that? - Definitely, I think stress-related, I think they feel like there's something that's after them in a skating rink. - That's a tumbleweed. - Either trying to get away from it. - But seeing a skating rink, you're just going round and round. - Right. - It's going to circle up. - So even though you're trying to run from it, there it is again. - You ain't getting nowhere fast. - Yes. - I think it's some type of anxiety that's constantly chasing them, so I think they probably have to just face it full front and try to figure out what that tumbleweed is. - Wow. - That's what I'm assuming. - And then step out the rink, go to the concession stand, get you a hot dog. - Where is-- - Right. - Where's your business? I'm going to give you some love on the air. Do you? Where's your business? - Uh, sure. So it's out in Daytona. I actually run a hot dog car and then home depot in Daytona. - Okay. - Don't you-- - Those are the best-- - The best depot hot dog car to hotel bus. - They are. - You should put a sign up that you can tell everybody about their dreams. - You should say D as heard on Johnny's house. - Yeah. - You get a hot dog and free dream analysis. There you go. - Boom. - Yeah. - There you go. - Free insurance information. I was an insurance agent for 10 years. I quit my job. I said, "Yeah, I'm going to live a better life." - Good for you. - Good for you. - Good for you. So you get the hot dog car at the home depot in Daytona Beach. Is it-- - Yes, right. Yes, I'm on my way now. - How many-- how many-- how many home depots are in Daytona Beach? Just one? - Probably just one. - Just one. - Okay, then you'll be-- Hey, y'all go there and say hello to D. Okay? 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I'm going to go there and say hello to D. I'm going to go there and say hello to D. I'm going to go there and say hello to D. I like... Johnny's house on the Landos number one hit music station. It's XL-106-7. Talking about cursing, only 20% say never. I never care. Only 20, that's just low. Only 20% of people say they don't curse. I think they're lying. Me too. Everybody curses, man. And it's not like I do it to sound cool. It just comes out. I just do it to sound cool. Or release something. It's cool. He cusses a lot. Brian, you see some of my friends? I got to cuss around and get them on damn nerve. Because if you just say it normal, they don't seem to get it. Dude, stop. Man, what? Leave me alone. Leave me alone. Leave me alone. Okay, all right. Hey, you had to get aggressive. I told you three times to stop. You only stop. Hey, Jamie. Hey, Jamie. How much you cuss, man? Man, a little too much. My wife, she'd have been a sailor with my body mouth. Now, why do you just emphasize words or you just like cousin? Oh, just, yeah. Certain words, yeah, she'll laugh at me. Because I got certain I go to words like, you know, the S word, of course, the S word. Yeah, but when I'm upset, yeah, they just come out automatic. Oh, my God. And what age did you start? I want to say early, early teams, you know, I guess trying to be cool or trying to fit in with the, you know, our age group and our peers, just, you know, all the terms. I'll probably fit in a little bit better. But as I got older, it just became just a regular thing. And now that I'm older and I got my own kids, I'm trying to set a better example. But yeah, it never works out. I can tell you can roll with them, Jamie. I can hear your voice. Yeah, sure. All right, Jamie, you have a beautiful day, okay? All right. Thank you for calling. All right. From Sanford Evan, good morning. Good morning. How are you doing, guys? All right. It's how much you curse, man. Man, I try not to curse, but I curse a lot. It's great. I'm in the home. You say you try not to, but you curse a lot. I try not to. I really do. I catch myself. Like, I got to be halfway through it saying that's old and I say biscuit at the end or something like that. But I just, it's weird. When I'm around my daughter, I try not to curse unless she makes me really mad and I drop the bombs and then my mom's like, Evan, why are you going to curse the front of her? I was like, she don't understand if I talk normally to her. And then that's how it happens. Evan, that sounds like some bad parenting, right? Yeah. Because it'll be a day where-- Is that a bad carry? No, no, no. I'm just saying that little piece, that little piece, that little little situation right there. You said, your whole body of work might be just fine. Yes. This is bad. It's like when I tell my wife she's being an itch. I'm not saying she's an itch. I'm saying, right now, currently, that's what you're being. [LAUGHTER] Evan said, if y'all want an radio, I'll cuz of y'all right now. I tell them I'm my parent. [LAUGHTER] Yeah, I got to chill out. My mom always like, well, you got to tell me a story about how I saved a pigeon on her day. And I had a video. And in the video, I'm cursing. [LAUGHTER] That's a week. And I'm talking sweet to the pigeon. I'm like, oh, I just saved your butt from-- [LAUGHTER] I got it off. And my mom's like, well, you got a curse. It brings excitement to the video. It brings my price thing. It makes the story better. It's a descriptive word. Yeah. A blanking bear is way funnier than just a regular bear. So Evan, Evan, you were cursing knowing that other people gonna see the video that you were making. Well, you didn't-- Like, I don't know I'm cursing. OK, that's what I thought. After the fact. That's what I thought. Oh, man, I dropped a lot of words. [LAUGHTER] It's so natural. You know how much it occurs until you've got to play back. Right. But I know I have, like, pastors on my Facebook and stuff. So I won't post those videos on Facebook. I just post them on my Snapchat. No, you're Snapchat. They take everything. I ain't gonna Snapchat. I Evan, thanks, man. Guys, have a great day. You too. Thank you for calling. Great. There are a lot of people that curse on Facebook. But Marielle, she was like, they're not curse words. They're sentence enhancers. [LAUGHTER] Call it what you want. Call it what you want. Me. I asked someone with power by trying to damn new and interact. Need a jet, call a damn new one. Someone said they didn't start until they were an adult. OK. Because that's why they still have their teeth. Because their parents would announce it out. Oh, yeah. Someone said I went in my 11-year-old's room to see what she was doing. And I asked her and she said, I'm doing my Evan homework. [LAUGHTER] In 11, if I heard that, I'll just back out the room. And just say, we gonna do this again. Yeah. We gonna pretend what you just said didn't happen. I was like, hey, hey, what you doing? I'm just doing my homework. That's what I thought you said. [LAUGHTER] I'm gonna give you a deal. Yeah. I'm gonna try to redeem yourself. See, when I started cussing, my parents expected it. But I couldn't curse at them. Yeah. Like, I couldn't curse at. I could be like, oh, I dropped my effing then. Yeah. Yeah. But I couldn't be like, a few. I'm doing this. Wow. And then someone that said they're 63 and they've never cursed a day in their life. Yeah. At 63. See that? We should get it out of them. We should get it out of them. Yeah. Why would y'all want to ruin that? That person, 63, had never cursed a race. 63. Let's get him on the phone and see if we can get him to curse. Right. Shooray! I mean, it might feel good. Dude! They've been this far through life and they don't want a curse. You don't think at 63 they could have by now? Just kidding. A race like, I've accepted the challenge to let the 66 get one of the curse. I know you never drank before. Your whole life, but here's the ticket thing to shine. No. No. I'm not gonna give her like a... A race like... Gateway drug. It's not a gateway drug. It's just a release. No, it's a great race. I'm gonna give you a gateway curse. Say damn. Yeah. I can't say it. Oh, bitch. It's a female dog. That's a big jump from 63 years and nothing to bitch is a big jump. Yeah. It's a big jump. I know it's nothing to you because that's every other word for you. But if you're a 63 year old, it's never cursed before. Ma'am, if you're 63 and never cursed, good for you. Do not listen to Ray. Excel. Live from our Farah and Farah studios. If you've been injured, make it a Farah fight. This is an iHeart radio station. The exclusive audio home of NBC's coverage of the 2024 Paris Olympics. Excel 1067. Orlando's number one hit music station. WXXL HD1 to Varys Orlando. Hey, it's Johnny's house on Orlando's number one hit music station. It's Excel 1067. You go in and say that you have a bully. School is gonna do something about it. They're doing much better than they used to this. It wasn't like that. Right into the 50 year study on bullies and what they say. What they say. Yeah, so 50 years they did this and they said that you're bully. Around here, summertime brings a lot of this. And sometimes a little bit of this. If your nose is running while you're running to the pool, stop that summer cold cold at Advent Health Centricare. We're here for all those summer symptoms like sprains and strains, sore throats, sunburn and swimmers here. Advent Health Centricare's got you covered. When you need urgent care, we're open late seven days a week. Walk in or make an online reservation at centricare.org. Advent Health Centricare. We're better at all better. With the Lucky Land Sluts, you can get lucky just about anywhere. This is your captain speaking. We've got clear runway and the weather's fine, but we're just gonna circle up here a while and get lucky. No, no, nothing like that. It's just these cash prizes out of quick. So I suggest you sit back, keep your tray table upright and start getting lucky. Play for free at LuckyLand Sluts.com. Are you feeling lucky? No purchase necessary. Boyd, we're prohibited by law. 18 plus terms and conditions apply. See website for details. It is most likely earning more money than the kids that they actually bullied. So they said that 7,000 people born in 1970 is where like they started keeping track or track or whatever. And they're saying that they looked at how like their teachers assess their social and emotional skills. And like they went through like in depth with this study. And basically they found out that a lot of people that look up their bullies, especially with social media nowadays, they're doing better in the workplace. That's horrible. Then the actual kids that got bullied. That's horrible. Isn't that crazy? It is. Mine. I'm telling you every time we talk about bullies, I'll never forget his name is Johnny Caldwell. And I've mentioned his name a million times on this show. And I'm gonna tell you why. That's because I used to go home at night and pray to God will kill him. I did. And I know that wasn't right. I know it wasn't right. He really must have gotten you. Every day. Take my lunch money. Every day. No. He went hot behind corners. Like I'm going to play like this. Like an old school cartoon. Yeah. Oh, seriously. I walk around the corner and like whoa. Hey, give it up. And then I'm talking to a girl once. I'm like, okay, this is going to be a showdown because I can't embarrass. Right. No. Hey, give me that lunch money. And she said, what do you say? I don't know what he said. Give me that lunch money. I said, nah, man. Boof. And she said, she's like, I don't know if she could. And then she left with him. Yeah. No. She left. And then I think my bully's dead. I ain't going to lie. I think he's dead. He was just so mean. Yeah. I think he probably got some drive by shooting and they killed him. Oh, that's what your prayers were answered. I'm just saying he was just a mean, dude. He was mean. And he graduated to crime. Yes. Absolutely. Absolutely. Absolutely. Absolutely. I will. I've done this years in the past. I know he's dead. I know he's dead. You know how you can tell somebody dead? I can tell him my heart that man is dead. Yeah. Wow. Yes. It was bad. And I wouldn't tell my parents because my dad would go to schoolhouse and look for him. Like, and I just think he'd probably beat up my dad. But he couldn't. Because he was like, he was like, dirty. Yeah. My mind. Brian, what's your brother? Oh, I don't know where she's at. Her name was Tammy. It's right. Oh, bitch. I'm telling you, man. She was harsh, man. Every time you talk about Tammy, I'm like, she, she had like curly red hair like Annie. That's what she looked like, like the, the stereotypical orphan Annie, right? It's a kid figure you see. Well, you know that usually bullies just have a really rough life, like home life. Well, so did I. Right. I know. But I'm saying like the deeper if you look into bullies, the deeper meaning behind them being a bully is because they're hurting themselves. Right. So much money every day. Every day. He's hurting himself. Maybe he was hungry. He didn't have food at home. And he had a fight for. He was an eighth grader. Criminal. He was a criminal. Tammy. Tammy probably got made fun of because her red hair. First day of first day of head start preschool in Samford. She chased me to the corner and started pinching me like crazy. First day I begged my mom. I hid in the trunk of my mom's car one time to try to not go to preschool because I didn't want to see Tammy. She liked you. She had a hard way of showing it for because ever I, I didn't switch school. So I, I stayed the same all the way through. So I did preschool with the same group of people I did elementary school with saying and the entire time and then she, she got a little bit more like Rasputia. You see my boyfriend. Yeah. She was mean, man. I don't know what happened to Tammy. She might be listening right now. What about your bullet? You should look great. Um, if you don't better than you, um, I didn't really have bullies with a lot of great was the bully. Yeah. Absolutely not. Absolutely not. I was friends with absolutely every single person. I could possibly friends with, but there was one girl that was really nasty to me. Really? I don't want to say her name because I know she's local and she apologized. What did she do? She did apologize. She would make fun of me all the time called haters all the time she would make fun of me. Here's my thing. I'm, I'm, you know, I believe in Christianity. I believe in forgiveness and I forgive, I forgive anybody. I would not forgive Johnny Caldwell. If he found me right now and said, Hey, I know I bullied you and I want to give you back $6.85. That's a total sum of what I took for you for all those years. What if he was on his deathbed and he was like, I need to call Johnny magic. Johnny would just punch him in the chest right back. Johnny wouldn't answer the phone. And he would just die. Johnny would like. King is oxygen. No. What's that? I can't hear you, Johnny. Look, I ain't seen that man in 40 something years. What happened to him? Not between him and the Lord. I got nothing. He got nothing. Yeah, because you prayed so hard. I had nothing to do with me. Hey, I did pray so hard. They transferred to another school. So Lord did work. He did. I got you. I can't kill him, but I get him out of your school. Right. No, same thing. Like I never really had any bullies or anything like that. You were the bully. No, no, no. And you didn't get bullied. You were the bully. No, no, no. I was very far from it. Okay. Y'all had backup there. I don't know. I had a different time. Will your people, will your people afraid of your sister? Yes. There it is. And you were the youngest? I am the youngest. So they were afraid of your sisters too. No. No. No. No, because it's like different time. In high school, I avoided it because my brother was older than me, except for one kid, one of my brother graduated. And then he came in. He was one of the rich kids. Yeah. He always liked to point out that I was a poor kid. And like I grew up in Boca Raton, which is like a very high of school kind of area. So it's like things like that didn't really slide as much. Really? I mean, I mean, I remember once my kid mentioned he had a bully. I went to school. It was done. One day done. Yeah. It was over. Back then, I told a teacher, I told a teacher, John and Carl Will is bullying me. And the teacher told me to fight him. He said, you know what? If you run from him, you'll run your whole life. Right. Told me to, a teacher told me to fight him. I'm like, okay. That's funny. Cause if you'll read the study, they talk about teachers back in the 80s and 90s and stuff. Like the environment that they had was way more aggressive. Yes. And so like they took that. They're bullying and they took that into the workplace and they're way more aggressive and competitive. And that's why they have the higher earning jobs. That's crazy. That is insane. So when John tells you that, you know, someday you'll be your bully's boss. He's lying. That's what he says otherwise, and that one's been going on for how many years? Like 40 years, man, ours is a nice fairytale ending where you were bullied and then you become the boss. Yeah. In real life, the bully stays the boss. Yeah. I'm up and do it. Johnny Caldwell came and say, Hey man, can I get a job? Hell no. Get out of here. He found out. Johnny Powell works for iHeart Corporate. What would you do? That is a damn good scenario, bro. I'm too far in the game now to do anything. I'm too far in the game. Johnny's house on Orlando is number one hit music station. Time out bullies. Ray said a 50 year study says the person that bullied you is doing better in life than you are. I don't get it. I don't think it depends on the bullet. Most bullies I know mine was not literate. He was just he wasn't literate. I've never heard you talk so poorly about a human being. It's true. It must have really impacted you. Right. It is. So a lot of, but see, we do talk about generational differences. So a lot of it is probably generational. The bullies now are like the mean girl. Yes. Yes. And they do a lot of times end up successful. Yeah. And that's probably what nourish you encountered. Not necessarily bullying you, but like in your area, it was groups of mean girls. They weren't like lunch money stealers like Johnny was young. Mine was young thugs. They were mean girls, and that was probably didn't become successful. And like even though they didn't bully you, they made me feel some type of way. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's true. It's like the mean girls do become successful. They were here. But he ain't dating jail. I'll tell you. I know. Say. From Orlando. I read. Good morning. Good morning. All right. Let's talk about your bully back in the day. Well, I had two of them, and I had them all throughout elementary school. One was named was Brian, and the other was Frank, and they were my bullies from first grade to like fourth grade, and the story behind that is they both had a crush on me. Yeah. That's why they bullied me. Yeah. I did not figure that out. I actually had a crush on Frank, moved away, and they came back, and the other guy, Brian, he was like, "They were both hiding and looking at each other at lunchtime." I was like, "What the hell is going on?" And then somebody said, "Well, Brian and Frank have a crush on you." Yep. And I go, "What?" Yeah. And so, and then here's what's crazy is that Frank and Brian told me at the playground, I'll never forget that. It's a turnaround. They had something to show me, and one of them put a font down my back, and I blamed it on Brian. Yeah. Yeah. Because I thought it was Brian that did it. I found out it wasn't Brian. It was Frank. And then in middle school, Brian, Frank, and moved away again, he tried to run me off the road while riding my bicycle home, where I almost got like run over by a car. Oh, my goodness. Yeah. It was the dean, and I said, "Hey, this guy's been harassing me literally since elementary school, and now he's doing it in middle school." And they put a no contact contract, and then I didn't like get bothered by him anymore. Just later in high school, one of my friends, mutual girlfriends, he was dating him, and he's, you know, he's been having a crush on you since forever. Listen. And then-- You can tell the-- And then-- Go ahead. Yeah. No, and then I found out once we graduated from high school that he died from an enlarged heart. Oh. And in high school, he had gotten kicked out because he had like hacked into the high school system, like the teacher system. Yeah. So he was just like-- My goodness. See, if you were-- if you had-- you know, you could tell you a sweet little girl. What was the guy's name? Frank and who? Brian. Frank and Brian. Yeah. You should have said it to play ground. Listen. I like both of you. Fighting out. Yeah. [LAUGHTER] I know. I'm the same. Y'all. Hey, the one who wins the fight-- I don't know. --will get my heart. [LAUGHTER] The one who wins the fight-- Yeah. It wasn't-- It wasn't saying because there are always names. It wasn't saying because they were always making fun of me. They were making fun of me because I was overweight. And then like to hear the whole time, they just both had a crush on me. It was just insane. I just couldn't-- Yeah. Because they terrorized me. I know at that age, you don't realize that-- oh, they really like you. But that's a damn way. That's a way to show it, man. Alicia, good morning. Good morning, guys. How are you? Good. So you had a middle school bullet. [LAUGHTER] I did. Her name was Danielle. I remember her today. I knew I was smarter than her because I went to high school that had an IB program where she went to the bad high school. And I looked her up because I was wondering what she was doing. She is a police officer. No! You're a police officer. [LAUGHTER] He is a police officer. I know how much police officers make, and I make more money than her, so it's all good. Do you imagine getting pulled over by her? Oh. I can't. I remember in middle school she would make fun of my outfits every single day. I was like, I do not stand this girl. I hope she ends up in jail, but she doesn't stand it up in a different way. Alicia, you see how I feel. You know where I'm coming from. I do. I get it, Johnny. I get it. Maybe she turned over a new leaf. And now she wants to help people. Yeah. That's why she became a police officer. Yeah. Maybe that's what it means. I mean, it could go the other way, too. Who knows? [LAUGHTER] I mean, she might be on the take. She might be a crooked cop. I don't know. You better. Hey, she could have been. She could have been like, you know what? This power I'm feeling now, I'm using Alicia. I think I want this. This is enough. Let me get more. I want this. Be what they said. Excellent, bye bye, Johnny. Dan Nuland, Interac. Need a jack called Dan Nuland. So once I had these girls bullied me back in school just because they didn't like me. And now one of them is a famous Tiktoker and I got to see them all the time and it bothers me so much. Oh. D. And then someone said, I got my bully back. I slept with his wife twice. [LAUGHTER] No. Oh. [LAUGHTER] Savage. [SCREAMS] That's some small town stuff. Yeah. Wow. OK. I'm Dua Lipa. This is Dua Lipa. Well, and those number one hit music station. It's XL167 and you are listening to Johnny's house. Fellows. Y'all been snooping. Snooping more than the ladies. What does the average, what does the survey say be? Yeah. This number kind of shocked me a little bit. So there's a new survey and they said the average man snoops on his ex's social media account every 30 days. OK. So once a month you go check it up and see what's going on. Women only every 92 days. That's weird. So every three months they say ladies go back and check out what their ex is up to, but every 30 days-- I thought it would be an opposite. Me too. Me too. I know we're all over 30% of people do it. Why are you going to be opposite? To be honest, I would just think that, you know, women want to know what their ex is doing. You know, you're on social media just checking things out. Well, let me see what this knucklehead is doing. I think because I, as a man, know women live a better life than men. So I don't want to go see it. Yeah. I would stay away from it for my own well-being. Yeah. So I wasn't shocked by this study because I feel like women emotionally are stronger so they don't really go back and look, but men tend to not be able to move on quicker. Here's one thing. So that's why they go back and look. Here's one thing that I did years ago because, and it was, it was, I forgot the study that showed how the psychological effects that social media have on you blah, blah, blah. I used to be one who used to go to every 30 days to see what an ex is doing. And of course, with social media, it makes their life better than anything that's going on in your life at that particular time course. I'm sitting at home on my underwear eating Cheetos. Right. So I'm eating Cheetos and I see you in the VIP having a good time messing with my hair. Yes. So my thing, if we break up, I delete you. Yeah. I just, I don't delete you. I unfollow you. So whatever you're doing, I have to actively go look for it. Right. You see, it just won't pop up on my well, that's what this is. This isn't popping up. This is when actively going and women actively going, because if you're friends with your ex and you see it, you're not necessarily snooping on what they're doing. Yeah. Just in your feed. Yeah. Yeah. These are people that stop what they're doing. Yeah. Let me see what Ray's doing. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I make a point not to do that. Yeah. Because it does mess with your head. I don't care. You know, if you had any feelings for a person and you see them having a good time and it's, and it's kind of like not a real hard gut punch. Yeah. And in every aspect, women live a better life when it comes to social media than men do. Like you guys get to do the cooler things than we do, like just in general. And so I'm going to watch you live a better life than me no matter what. No, I'm good. I don't, I don't do it. Now every now and then if there's some rumbling, if I might want, Hey man, you hit by your ex or so? Nah. Now at that point, I'm going to go home. I won't do it there, but I'm like, you know, well, I eat my Cheetos and my underwear and go, Oh damn. Well, you know what? I wish she's happy. I hope she's happy. But I don't actively, I, and I'm going to tell you, once I started doing that mentally, you're a whole lot better. One thousand. Yeah. And Ray, would you. So I am still friends with the majority of my exes on social media, but I don't ever go back and look at what they're doing. Because sometimes it'll randomly pop up and I'm like, Oh, that's cool. They had a baby or like, you know, but I don't ever really go, I don't think I've ever gone back and look. Yeah. I mean, and like with our exes, I feel like obviously we still have a connection because we have children. It's like I'm always going to know what's going on, but with like other exes. Uh, you know, I know that there is a, the social media, media game behind the scenes at the corporate level. I know it's a game because one time out of the blue, a next that I hadn't seen a talk to in years, boom, pops on my feet. I'm like, wait, I'm, I know, I know this is a, let's mess it up a little bit. Let's just throw a little something over there and I'm like, Oh, wow. But I'm like, why did that just show up years? Yeah. Well, watch that documentary, social dilemma. You'll know. Okay. Okay. They said you ain't been fishing in a while. Let's throw some bait. Yeah. Social dilemma. I will change them. Okay. I need to, I'm going to do this weekend. I'm a Watson. 100% lucky for me. I've been with my wife longer than social media has existed. That's true. So I, I don't have that. I, I, and I know I do have an ex who's on social media, the girl that I went to Texas for. Yeah. Yeah. More friends on social media. Sometimes I see her stuff pop up, but I never go. Let me see what Jenny doing. Yeah. Like I've never done that. Yeah. I, yeah. I mean, I'm guilty of it. When I broke up. Well, it says you written all over it. Yeah. One for sure. But don't you know how mentally that messes with you? No, but that's like, it took me a long time, like a really long time to really like stop looking at his stuff. But then I wanted to do better for my health. Yeah. Like, overall, so then why? Oh, I was like, Brian, you looking at me? Like, I'm listening. Contently. Yeah. If, if I were in the social media era while dating, I would be the one checking daily because I can't help it. Yeah. Thankfully, no. I was doing it for a hot minute. Before then, I was like, I need to stop now. Yeah. Yeah. And once I started doing that, after a while, the urge to look, it goes away. Yes. You know, because I'm like, you know what? I don't want to see that you've, you've, I mean, fine-tuned that one moment in your life where everybody smiled and happy and I don't need to see that, you know. Yeah. And I'm the same way too. I delete everything. I was like, that's it. No more. Well, I'll delete it. I want them to know that I've unfollowed them. I just don't make sure that they're, you know, their stories or anything don't come across. Right. You can snooze or just unfollow altogether. So you don't see this. Yeah. But they still see you on their stuff. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Like I don't even check when somebody, you know, I throw like a feed on my Instagram. I don't see who viewed it. I don't care. Yeah. Some people like that person looking at everything I do, you're looking to see who's looking at you. Yeah. You put it up there for people to look at you. But now you want to look at people to see who look. I don't get it. You hardly look at people's anyway. I never get you online. I never see Johnny's song. That's true. Never. I know whenever I wanted to see something else and I'll send it to him directly. Same, or I'll talk about it like he would have seen it and then I'm like, Oh, you didn't see it. He showed me this morning. I know we were in like, yeah, I know you started out going. I know you're like a social media man, but here's the project I did in my garage. I'm like, Oh, wow. Look at that. I know you won't see it. It was men. Do you snoop on your ex's 30 days and women do you snoop on yours 92 days? Johnny's house on Orlando's number one hit music station to my men's snooping and looking at their their ex's social media feed, Brian, you got some more information on that one. Yeah. So guys do it every 30 days. Women do it every 92 days. They say 26% of men, 23% of women say they do it once a week. That's so unhealthy. It is unhealthy. It really is unhealthy. 13% say they do it daily. You're really. You're really. That's not okay. Yeah. In a number of ways that might be wrong with you. Yeah. 26% say it's because they still have feelings for them. Yeah. Like they're not over them yet. That isn't going to get for you. You still have feelings for someone and that person that you see in every day is living their best life. Yeah. That's not good for you. I know. That's what I said. I would never want to see them because I know they're living better than me. Yeah. Even if they're not social media is going to make it look like they are. What's that? I'm not going to lie. Like sometimes I'm thinking like, I wonder if my ex is watching me right now. You can't. That being honest though. Yeah. I don't. Like, I mean that in a good way and then like, I don't know if you'd be real. I've done so much for us to like get to where we were and then for it to fall apart. I'm just like, but also when you're doing good in life, you're kind of like you want to stick it to them sometimes. Yeah. You know, you're doing great. No, she tags him and stuff. I'm just kidding. Jamie, just in case you missed this. I'm just kidding. Maybe. I don't know what your mom's DMS. I thought it's your mom. Some said they just want to know what they're up to. No, that's just not healthy. Yeah. And some say they do it to see who they're dating now. They want to know who it is now versus who it was. Ray, what is saying over there? Somebody said never out of sight out of mine. He isn't worth any of my time and efforts. And then why do we have to check when they keep constantly reaching out? And then somebody says never. I don't give a F. What any of those losers are up to? Okay. A little pain in that one. A little pain in that one. In the middle. XL Mo of power by attorney Dan Newland. In the wreck. Need a check called Dan Newland. Someone said they made theirs private because they knew their ex was always checking. The portions of the following program were prerecorded. XL. Yeah. Live from our Farah and Farah studios. If you've been injured, make it a fair fight. 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