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No-Bid Nonsense, Chump Line, and Police Blotter Fax Friday | 4.5.24 - The Howie Carr Show Hour 3
(upbeat music) - Better strap yourself in. It's time for the Howie Car Show. - Even just now allowing the women to have brackets and what that does to encourage people to talk more about the women's teams to watch them. - And at the top of the second half, it's 16 to nine. Easton leads the scoring with four. - These gals sure do make it look difficult. - Live from the Matthews Brothers Studios. - I should start by saying, the only reason I'm able to stand here is because of the Greek community. - Choir, the next name I'm very proud of. I am Joe Bidenopolis. - Before that, she was an ambassador in the Biden Obama, the whole Biden. - Yeah, I don't know. Whatever it is, it's not right on the teleprompter. - Who's your captain, Howie Car? - You made that in Northman 2020. Are you happy with the state of America? - The endorsement that I made years ago with Biden was what I thought was the best decision for me at that time. Am I gonna do that again this year? That answers no. - Rump swabs, hacks and moon bounce beware. It's... (upbeat music) Howie Car. - Eight, four, four, five hundred, forty two, forty two. I should tell you about the Spinelli's contract and apparently the big contributions that the Spinelli's general manager and other employees made right before and after they got the $10 million no bid contract to provide these meals to the foreign freeloaders that are in the flop houses across the state. What a nationwide search for Spinelli's. And then Marhele, who made the pick, got some money from Spinelli's. It's all totally legal. It's documented on the Office of Campaign and Political Finance. I'll read you the press release from the mass GOP after the chump line. But first, it's time for the chump line. (upbeat music) (upbeat music) - A 4.8 magnitude earthquake hit New Jersey and in no Chris Christie on the trampoline. (upbeat music) - And it affected every single person in the United States of America. Even in Alaska, they felt tremors. - Joe Bidenopolis said today's flyover of the New England earthquake brought back horrible memories from his days as the first responder at the 1906 San Francisco Templar. (upbeat music) - Not to mention his earlier experience of the last days of Pompeii when Mount Vesuvius went up in what, AD 70? He was there too, you know. Today's chump line is brought to you by Jake Rooney's on the Curvin' Harwich board, open year round with seasonal favorites for family fun, food, and entertainment. It's Jake Rooney's in Harwich board, the exclusive home of this grill dinner. Online at jakeroonies.com. - Hi Howie, Governor Patrick calling. Wow, not only have you spent the last few years bashing every Republican governor nominee for the Commonwealth, but now you're palling around and taking selfies with a Kennedy. At this rate, it's only a matter of time before you start a new podcast in which you tour cheese shops with Elizabeth Warren. - Eh, eh, we're gonna be fine. - I rather doubt that, Governor Patrick. By the way, Northeastern University is having a special time for former Governor Mike's. Michael Stanley Dukakis on Thursday. I'll be writing more about that in the days ahead. Must be his 90th birthday coming up or something. I don't know what it is. It's some kind of special event. Deval will be there. Jane Swift will be there. William Weld will be there with a lot of great memories. Diving into the Charles. Those fine young men at the Boston Marathon bombing. Jane Swift in a firing mood. Boy, the National Model of Massachusetts. So much to talk about on Thursday. We'll be monitoring events. - Obviously, if you don't vote for Joe Bidenopolis, you ain't Greek. (laughs) - Is there any group you will not claim to be a member of in his endless pandering? - Oh, fine, comma, but what about trillion women's brackets? (beep) (laughs) - Very good point. Yes, we want it. Yeah, when are trans women gonna get their own brackets? (upbeat music) - So Biden took a look at the bridge, huh? He was asking the helicopter pilot where the Amtrak train went. (beep) (laughs) - I don't think he mentioned going over the bridge on the trains this time. He must have forgotten. - Everyone needs to settle down. There was no earthquake today. It was just Lizzo's plane landing at Logan Airport for her upcoming concert. - Somehow that had missed, I had missed that. I had not been paying attention. I did not know Lizzo was going to be at the garden. She wasn't, wasn't she just at Radio City Music Hall? Maybe she set the fault line in motion and it just took a week or so for it to crack, finally. - Here's a history lesson for you. Did you know that before 2022, we didn't have men playing in women's sports? Look how far we've come. (laughs) - Yeah, that's a real history lesson. It's probably a little earlier than 2022, but that's close enough. And that's a history lesson you will never hear from Kamala Harris. - Lovey, the basketball finalist four is nearly here and UNC is nowhere to be found. I wonder if Genghis cars gallivanting around with a fake postcard saying they got in. What a bunch of losers. Apparently their athletics are as bad as their academics. UNC, the original botched joke. (laughs) - How many times do I have to explain this? Tomorrow you're going to see a team that has NC on its jerseys. It's, we've switched to red jerseys and we put state underneath. Other than that, it's still the Tar Heels, now known as the Wolfpaks. - Manny Ortiz. (laughs) - Shut up. - So the earthquake frightened all the pelicans, alligators, seals, and even pugs in Florida. But I'm proud to say not a single hair was out of place on the fearless oyster bunny. (beeping) - Yeah, well, you know, when you're going from house to house at oyster, on oyster Sunday, you know, you've got to be prepared to face any kind of adverse conditions, including manatee, trying to paddle ashore. - Joe Biden said that years ago he almost lost his house and his cat, oh, in his club, guess what? It was to an earthquake. (beeping) - Next, he'll be visiting Iceland and he'll talk about how he remembers a volcano in Scranton when he was a boy. (upbeat music) (beeping) - That was your last Chumpline message. Thank you for calling Howie Carr. You chump. - All right, that's it for the Chumpline today. The Chumpline is the recorded voicemail message for service of the Howie Carr show. You can call and leave a message anytime between the hours of 1 and 4 p.m. every weekday. 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Wow, not only have you spent the last few years bashing every Republican governor nominee for the Commonwealth, but now you're pallying around and taking selfies with a Kennedy. At this rate, it's only a matter of time before you start a new podcast in which you tour cheese shops with Elizabeth Warren. Hey, we're gonna be fine. - I just told you about the wall showing up at the Northeastern on next Thursday for Mike Dukakis' big celebration of something. 508 says, "Will Pee Wee be rolling up in a tank?" Pee Wee Dukakis. That's almost as memorable as Wells Charles River Plunge. Hope the celebration is before happy hour. Big red might need a wee small taste of the creature if it's after lunch. Remember he went to the St. Patrick's Day breakfast? It was like 10 in the morning. And Bulger asked, "Well," he said, "If you had something to drink this morning," and he said, "Oh, just a wee small taste of the creature." Yeah, he will take a drink under extreme social pressure. 844-542-42, I'm Howie Carr. - Get a crash course from the captain on everything he's talking about in today's show. - Go to HowieCarShow.com and click on today's edition of Howie's Homework. - You'll be up to speed on today's news in no time. (upbeat rock music) (upbeat rock music) - The Howie Carr Show is back. (upbeat rock music) - 508 says, "I'm looking at the Mass Warnlist website, which is reported company layoffs in Massachusetts. Casa Systems in Andover 239, a pharmacy in Cambridge, big pharma company, 232 Clark University in Worcester, cut 154 cafeteria workers. That's a loss of 625 jobs this week. That's just what is reported. Many companies don't report. The monthly federal jobs report is clearly being fudged. - Yeah, it's always fudged when Democrats are in, but it's just getting worse and worse, like everything else in the federal government, when it comes to duplicity. And should I just say lie? Today's poll question is brought to you by local silver mint, located in Ware, New Hampshire. Silver Dave will work with you directly. You just heard what John from New York says about the price of precious metals continues to rise as inflation and it goes out of control and the economy is faltering, shall we say. You can contact Silver Dave at local silver mint.com, local silver mint.com. Taylor, what's the poll question? What are the results thus far? - Today's poll question, which you can vote in at howicarshow.com, is which candidate will RFK Jr. take more votes away from in the fall? Donald Trump, Joe Biden, or neither, he will be a negligible factor. - I think Joe Biden. - 81% of the audience agrees with you. 11 say he will be a negligible factor and 8% think Donald Trump. - All right, okay, I'm gonna tell you about this Spinelli's thing. And again, we've got these sound cuts from last night and today for Joe Biden. We'll get to them before the show is over tonight. May not be before police plot effects Friday, but we'll get to them. And again, it's a slur fest. Mass GOP urges ethics investigation into Governor Healy's no bid contract awarded the campaign contributor. And I just tweeted this out and we have a link to this actual press release I'm gonna read. This is from Amy Carnavale, the state GOP chairwoman. They have a big meeting tomorrow. She's gonna be reelected. Looks like for almost certain, certainly, as well as she should be, she's getting the job done. Four out of the five no bid contracts awarded by Governor Healy at the onset of the migrant crisis, illegal alien crisis have now reached their expiration. Among those contracts was one with Spinelli's. That's the ravioli Italian food place from East Boston, amounting to $10 million, $10 million. As the month draws to a close, the Spinelli's general manager extended gratitude to the governor through a $1,000 campaign contributions. That's a good return on investment, isn't it? $1,000 for $10 million. I'm sure there was no connection. Moreover, staff at Spinelli's have been consistent donors to Governor Healy's campaign, contributing nine times throughout 2022 and 2023. Mass GOP chairwoman Amy Carnavale raised concerns about the link between the campaign contributions and the $10 million no bid contract saying, it's difficult not to suspect the level of pay to play dynamics with this no bid contract. Governor Healy appears to be unable to shake off the perception of unethical contract, whether it's her not a conduct, excuse me, whether it's her nomination of her former romantic partner, I call her a gal pal, to the Massachusetts highest court, her secretive travels with her new girlfriend, as opposed to her old girlfriend who she put on the Supreme Judicial Court, the old girlfriend was 63 years old, the new girlfriend is 43 years old. Wonder why she traded the older sugar mama in. Or how she, that's my comment, it's not Amy Carnavale's, or how she seemingly rewarded a campaign contributor with a substantial no bid contract. Carnavale concludes, "I urge the ethics commission "to investigate the correlations "between Spinelli's regular donations "to the Healy campaign and the subsequent awarding "of this $10 million dollar contract, "10 million dollar contract. "These recurring questionable actions demand scrutiny "and this particular instance stands out "as one of the most blatant examples." Carnavale concluded. And by the way, if you wanna read my column in today's Herald on two other $1,000 campaign contributors to Healy, both of whom have the first name, Melissa. They both got nice new, new freshly created jobs working in energy. They're not creating energy, they're writing reports about energy at the state house. One's making 166,000, one Melissa, the other Melissa's make it over $170,000. And would you care to guess which candidate they gave $1,000 to? That's right. The same candidate who Spinelli's general manager just gave $1,000 to, I believe that's the max for the year. - I'm shocked. - State politics, yes, and I think Melissa too, the one who was just hired last month, Melissa too, also gave $600 to the lieutenant governor, Kim Driscoll, also known as Big Bird. 844, 500, 42, 42, 844, 500, 42, 42. Bill Delahont died, as you know, he was the congressman. He was the Norfolk County District Attorney, went to grade school with the Moderna Brothers at the St. Agatha's in Milton, and he became a district attorney and then he was elected to Congress. And, you know, my condolences to his family, but it does bear mentioning that when he was elected to Congress, he was, I think about 55 years old, and he wanted to get his state pension right away as the district attorney of Norfolk County. So he had the law changed 'cause he used to be a legislator, so he had a lot of friends in the legislature. So he made the DAs into, I think it's called Group C, those are the police officers, so he could retire, Group C police officers, first responders are allowed to retire at age 55. So he changed the law, so the district attorneys and first assistants were in this group, I think it's called Group C, that could retire at 55. So he goes to Congress making 150,000 a year, and he also immediately starts collecting a state pension of 100,000 a year. And he was succeeded in Congress by the guy who was, then the district attorney of Norfolk County, Bill Keating. So Bill Keating, now to this day, continues in Congress for $174,000 a year while collecting a state pension of $111,000 a year. I don't think they contributed a grant to our heroes campaign, unlike the two militias. I'm Highway Guard. (upbeat music) Live from the Matthew's Brothers Studios. - It's Group 4, not Group C. It's hard to keep everything straight when you're not in the hack or ever, just keeping tabs on the hack or ever. DA's and first assistants now in Group Forces, 781, you can retire at 55 years, that's what I mean. Yeah, with 80% of the last three average pay, the three highest years, slapping the face to actual police officers and firefighters. What did Dela Hunt didn't care? I mean, again, I'm not knocking the dead, I'm sorry he's gone, condolences to the family, but he wanted to grab everything on the way out the door and Keating continues the tradition in Congress while getting a pension of over 100 grand a year. Eight, four, four, five hundred, forty-two, forty-two. Dela Hunt was an election denier before it was an insurrection. So someone, he basically lost the election, the primary election to Phil Johnston. To take, I guess it was Brian, Brian Donnelly's seat, and he just went to court, shopped around for a judge, found a judge, and got the election overturned. It was, Phil Johnston took it a lot better than I would have, and most of us would have taken, I'll tell you that, although he got a job from the Clinton administration afterwards, it was a pretty nice job, hack job in the bureaucracy. Eight, four, four, five hundred, forty-two, forty-two, by the way, another layoff in a Massachusetts company, Somerville's Greentown Labs announces big layoffs, the Climate Tech Incubator, which was an early symbol of the region's promise as a hub for addressing the climate crisis, is laying off a 30% of its staff, the company announced Friday. Does this mean the climate crisis is over? By the way, and another one last story before we go to police, blah, blah facts. Friday, there was a meeting was scheduled today, a city council meeting on Friday morning. I'm surprised there was a meeting at City Hall, especially by the city council on a Friday morning, but it was canceled. The guy went there, he became angry, and he started tangling with the cops, and he actually, he sent three cops to the hospital before he was taken under control, and he actually bit one of the cops. There's a picture of it on the Herald website. Ah, I mean, he gave that cop a wicked bite, ugh. Nasty, when Roscoe was a puppy, he used to nip it made, but there was nothing like this. This was like a pit ball with the, but it was a two-legged pit ball. All right, time now for the police-bladder facts Friday. - Why do you still read the newspaper? - I like to keep up on local news, like the police-bladder. - Whenever the laws of any state are broken, a duly authorized organization swings into action. - A fact, a fact is coming through, oh yeah, your facts. - Here's the kind of adventure you've been waiting to hear. - Hard-boiled action and mystery. So stand by for trouble and suspense. Stand by for adventure. (upbeat music) - Every week at this time, we try to read the funniest police reports and incident reports, anything involving members of group four that are kind of humorous. And they could be from anywhere, and we ask them to, we ask you to send them to us, the funny reports about the police. Send them to police-bladder@howakarshow.com. Email police-bladder@howakarshow.com. And at this time, every Friday evening, we read in our opinion, the funniest reports of the week, and the two best entries receive a nice gift. And tonight, Grace is returned to her roots as the police-bladder facts Friday reporter. Thank you, Grace, for returning tonight. - Thank you, Howie. All right, we're gonna start with the story out of Florida. - These are runners up. Now, the two winning entries we'll get to in just a bit. What are the two winning entries gonna get tonight, Grace? - They're gonna get a make gas cheap-again shirt. Nice bright red shirt that is evergreen. - Yes, it's evergreen, especially with the price of the gas skyrocketing, probably towards four bucks a gallon, even before Memorial Day. - Exactly. - That's my name. - Where it'd be proud. - Okay, everyone. So this is from Florida. This is from the villages at Summerfield. A Summerfield woman was arrested after allegedly using a machete to threaten her husband. - A machete? Even the villages now are celebrating diversity. - 60-year-old Nancy Ann Simmons has been acting erratic and yelling. - She doesn't sound like she's from south of the border. - Before she began striking her husband, according to an arrest reporter, a subsequent investigation led to the discovery of a video. This is the thing now. Everyone has these cameras, you know? So then you eventually get evidence. A video which showed Simmons with a machete in her right hand. She raised the machete and began swinging it in the direction of her husband's head. The husband told deputies he was in fear for his life. I think this is a pretty clever excuse from Nancy, okay, Howie? - Yeah. - She told the deputy she was angry because her husband was supposed to get rid of the machete and he had failed to do so. So she was holding it like you got to get rid of this thing. - You know what I would say if I were the judge? Nice try, Nancy, 30 days. - Especially when you find out that Nancy had been arrested before in 2022 for throwing a wine glass at her son when he refused to wash the dishes. And in 2017, she was arrested-- - She's, see, the wine glass was an entry-level crime. It was a gateway, it was a gateway weapon. Now she's graduated from a wine glass to a machete. - In 2017, she was arrested after using a pair of scissors to cut up a man's wallet. So I would say the scissors were really the gateway to the machete. Next up, man pleads guilty to theft of solid gold toilet worth $6 million from-- - Solid gold toilet. Was this from gold finger? - You know what Howie, it was from a stately home in England where Winston Churchill was born. - Crikey, mate. - 18 carat gold. James Sheen pled guilty to burglary, converting or transferring criminal property and conspiracy-- - Mate, where you going with that toilet? - It was part of an exhibition by Italian artist Maurizio Catalin called Victory is not an option. The unusual artwork titled America was stolen in September 2019. - They named the toilet after America? - Yeah. - They haven't even got any respect. They bailed us out in World War II, you know, Gove? - You know what? It was actually installed when he stole it. So he also caused a significant amount of damage in flooding. Now, among other things, he's serving time for stealing tractors and high-value trophies from the National Horse Racing Museum in Newmarket. - What is the resale value of a horse trophy? - That's a really good question. It says here that it's worth $500. - I don't even think you could peddle many of those down here in Wellington, Florida, wherever all the polo ponies live. - Well, it says he's serving time for stealing tractors and for the trophies. And then it says worth a total of $503,000, but I don't know how much of that is the tractors versus the trophies. It says high-value trophies, but I agree with you. I don't really know why someone would want those. - You weren't around when the last day of WHDH radio at Channel 7, they had all these journalistic trophies from their radio days. - Oh. - And I took them all downstairs outside and I was selling them to commuters going by for a nickel or a dime. And if they were big ones, I'd sell them for a quarter. - You know how when I was in college-- - Hey, Wilbur, get a load of this story. - When I was in college, one of my roommates bought a hermit crab and after a while, she was like, this thing's really starting to stink. I don't really want it anymore. And I put it outside with a sign and I said, I will pay you 25 cents if you come take this hermit crab. And then I sold it and then she got back and she was so upset with me. Like, did you actually sell it? I'm like, yeah, it's stunk and I didn't want it. You can't pet a hermit crab. - No. No, I wonder how many of those, I wonder how many of those H.D.H. journalistic trophies survive, Grace, probably very few. - Maybe they melted them down. Do you think they were made of anything valuable or was it just like plastic? - Nah, but most of them ended up in the trash a few minutes later at North Station before people got on the commuter rail. Where they left them at Sullivan's tap on Canal Street. - I don't know though, because you were the one handing them out, right? And at this point, did anyone know who you were? - Oh, they knew. I'd announced that we were selling out all the journalistic awards for, you know, H.D.H. was a big station. They carried the Red Sox in '67, the impossible dream, Bob and Ray came out of W.H.D.H.A.M. 850, and Jess Caine was the morning guy. It was a very big station. Now they do sports betting, and they get hash marks in the ratings. - None of the things you just said make me think anyone's held onto any of those trophies, sir. - Just so you know. Watch woman go absolutely nuts as she's dragged off Spirit Airlines flight and cartoonish meltdown. So there was a clip posted that showed several Las Vegas police officers confronting the suspect as the plane sat on the tarmac ahead of takeoff. The bug-eyed suspect clad in a sleeveless sweater and sporting a- - Bug-eyed? - Yeah. - You don't read that word often in journalistic accounts. - She's seen resisting officers' attempts to handcuff her, and we actually have sound of this, don't we, Jess? - Why are you acting like a morascal? Why are you acting like a morascal? - Let's just go! - Can I do that with freedom? All I care about is freedom! - No real rush. - That's fine. - I've been there before. I'm not scared. I have been there before. This is my elbow! This is hugging my wrist! You're hurting me, Sheriff! You're hurting me, Sheriff! (screaming) - Why are you joking? I can't breathe! Why are you touching my leg? Why are you touching my leg? Why? I can't breathe! - She can't breathe, uh-oh. - This is a choice! - You know. - Would it want to go to have another holiday? Wait, do you think she indulged in distilled spirits before she went on to Spirit Airways? - I don't know, but the screaming sounded like your voice, Howie. - Hey, have you noticed all there? See, I seem to read more stories about disturbances on Spirit Airways than most others. - It's 'cause it's the cheapest. - Even though it's not one of the larger ones. - No, it's the cheapest, Howie. You know what they say about Spirit Airlines? Is that halfway through the flight, they'll ask you to fly the plane. (laughing) Okay, now we have Villager with DUIs in New Jersey, arrested in golf cart at Win Dixie. - Oh man, this has got all the elements of a Villager store. Win Dixie, a golf cart, a guy from New Jersey and alcohol. - A Villager with several drunk driving convictions in New Jersey was arrested in a golf cart at the Win Dixie store in the Villages. Janine Renee Rapka, who lives in the village of Santo Domingo, allegedly key to vehicle during her, during a dispute with the vehicle's owner at about 3 p.m. Easter Sunday. - Right, so she stole the golf cart. - Rapka had been stopped at a stop sign at the store when a man walked in front of her golf cart. She yelled profanities at the man and then walked toward his silver Ford and used a key to scratch the right front passenger door, causing about $1,000 in damages. The man's mother was sitting in the Ford when Rapka keyed the door, prompting the mother to call 911. A police officer arrived in the parking lot as Rapka was attempting to flee in her golf cart. The police officer used his squad cart to block her golf cart and prevent her from leaving. It appeared she had been drinking. She gave-- - At the Villages, can you imagine such a thing? - She was-- - On Sunday after now. - On Easter Sunday. - Easter Sunday. - The holiest of all days. - She's lucky God didn't strike her down with a bolt of lightning. - She refused to participate in the field sobriety exercises, which was probably a good idea. - Well, I think, you know, after you've been arrested multiple times for drunk driving, you learn the ends and outs. And one of the ends and outs is don't give up the license for six months. You may lose it for longer than that if you blow into the bag. - Oh, speaking of Easter Sunday, man arrested for Easter Bible belting of Walgreens worker. - What, Bible belting? - Yeah, the manager of a Walgreens store suffered a Bible belting because she was being rude according to a customer who is now facing a felony battery charge. - Oh, she belted her with a Bible. - Peter, he belted her with a Bible. Peter Owens went to the pharmacy Sunday evening to purchase a pair of headphones. He got into a verbal altercation with an employee over the headphones. When Nicole Merck, the store manager-- - She ordered Raycon wireless everyday earbuds. - Very good, I was hoping you'd get that in. When Nicole Merck, a 36-year-old store manager, approached Owens and asked him to leave the Walgreens, he used his brown Bible in his hand and struck Nicole in the face one time before exiting the store. After the alleged Bible battery, cops located him, took him into custody. After being read his rights, Owens reportedly admitted to striking Merck in the face one time with his Bible because she was being rude to him. He then stated he did not mean to hit her. But it can't be both, you know, it can't be both. You can't say, "Oh, she was being rude, so I hit her." And then also, but I didn't mean to hit her. - Let's take a quick break and then we'll be back with the winners of tonight's police plot, Our Facts Friday. I'm Howie Carr. (upbeat music) - The Howie Carr Show. (dramatic music) (dramatic music) - He's Howie Carr, and he's back. (upbeat music) (upbeat music) - 844-542-42. All right, we had, do we have time for a variety of more runners-up grays, or are we just gonna go straight to the winners? - I think we'll go straight to the winners 'cause they're kind of lengthy. But first, I wanted to let people know that if you go to HowieCarsher.com and you click on store, you can get this really awesome Grace's goodies. It's a flip lock and it's better if you check out fliplock.com and watch the video, but it's going to protect you. It's going to enforce the fact that your door is not going to be broken into by anyone. And just check it out 'cause it's cool. It's hard for me to describe, but it's a very cool device. - It can withstand about eight times as much pressure as a regular bolt or chain lock. - Yeah, some of these locks are very flimsy and flip lock is not. Flip lock is the real deal, so check that out. - And while you're there, you could also get a gift certificate, a $50 gift certificate for just $25 to the Kelly's Roast beef Florida locations only. They're in Sarasota, Naples and South Pasadena. Even if you're back in Massachusetts, it's still a great gift. You can use it next fall if you can't use it before then. And they'll have three, by the next fall, they'll have three more locations. Second one in Naples and one in Fort Myers and one in Parrish. And that's right now they've got locations in Sarasota, Naples and South Pasadena. - Yes, sir. Okay, everyone, so here are the winners. Burger King employee says customer pulled gun on him because the price was too low. This is happening on-- Oh, you know where you don't have to worry about that at McDonald's. - This is Ohio. The incident happened in the morning of Easter Sunday and was caught on surveillance cameras. Howard Tim Vernon was working the drive through that morning. It was a second job he had only been working for a few months. He said the incident stemmed from the customer ordering two sausage, egg and cheese croissants and a sausage biscuit and hash browns. He thought he should have been paying more money, which his order came to like $8. The next thing Tim saw with the man pulling up, pulling next to another customer in the drive-through and getting out of his gray Honda, that's when he jumped out of the car, cocked the gun and pointed it at me. He said, "I should kill you, racial slur." He just kept saying that as he was pulling off, he was saying this place was ran so much better when it was ran by white people. - So it was ungrammatical in addition to being a racist and probably loaded. - Yes, exactly. - Was he on his way to a spirit airways flight? - Next story is also from Florida, which we had a lot of those in the runners up, a Florida woman has begun serving a prison sentence for a recent naked rampage. ♪ Be well, be well, be well ♪ ♪ Oh, the naked man ♪ - Celia Barrett pled guilty earlier this month through a variety of criminal charges stemming from her unclothed antics at Racetrack Convenience Store. Not only was she naked, but she also pleasured herself in front of police. - Guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty, Grace. - Everyone will have to check out the post at HowieCarcia.com 'cause it has all the pictures. - I'll be checking it out immediately. Thank you, Grace. We'll be right back on Howie Call. 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