Mojo In The Morning
Full Show 07-09-2024
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If you can't listen live at 740, then go check our podcast out later today. This morning's War of the Roses. I think we might have found one of the meanest ladies in the world, the woman who is cheating with the married man. You'll have to listen at 740 for the War of the Roses. We do a three way call on what a wife believes is a woman that is cheating with her newly wed husband of only seven months. Seven months. You don't even get rid of the new car smell in seven months and you're already cheating. That's unbelievable. The girl was texting him on their honeymoon. Man, oh man, wait a second. It wasn't Lydia and her girlfriends at the honeymoon, (laughing) Cancun Resort, was it? - Oh my God, if you missed that break yesterday, please go back and listen to the podcast. - Lydia and her friends all vacationed in Cancun, not realizing the place that they booked for their vacation was a honeymoon resort. - And all the wives were yanking their husbands away from the pool when Lydia was there. - You know what it's like? It's like when a kid poops in a pool. You know what I mean? Or pees in a pool, you go, get out of the pool, get out of the pool, get out of the pool, except for these were not poopers or piers. These were just Chaldean girls from Michigan. - Hot Chaldean girls. - Oh my God. By the way, Chaldean women get me in trouble all the time with my wife. Like it's like, what are you looking at? I'm like, I'm sorry. I thought I was newer. You know what I mean? Like it's one of, that's your go-to, that's my go-to. - I'm newer. - I think that might be Mike Serafa's wife. Yeah, that's right. Yeah, it's Mary Anne. - She is beautiful. - Yeah, she is very beautiful. All right, it's Mojo in the morning show. Shannon had something happen to her last night or yesterday actually after you were going on a walk. Yeah, so it was such a nice day yesterday. I mean, it was muggy, but Wes and I just wanted to get like a little workout of some sort in, so we decided we're gonna take a really long walk. So we go out and we walk and walk and I looked at him at one point and I said, I am starving and I don't feel like making dinner. So let's walk to, there's like a little, like hole in the wall sushi place in my neighborhood. And I'm like, let's just walk there. So we walk to the restaurant, we sit down, we eat and the waitress brings over our bill and she sets it down on the table and we both look at each other and I go, do you have your credit card or money with you? And he goes, no, do you? I'm like, no. You guys, we had zero dollars and zero credit cards on us. - Zero point zero. - So I'm like, okay, so I call the waitress over to our table and I ask her if they have tap 'cause we both had our phones and I thought, okay, fine, we're good. She had no idea what I was talking about, did not speak very much English, very clearly. Poor thing and I'm like, oh my God, we have no money. It reminded me of, like, did your parents ever tell you the old wives' tale of like, guess we're gonna be washing dishes in the bag to pay for our meal? I thought of my mom and dad saying that to me. I'm like, what do we do? We ended up texting Samantha, my stepdaughter, who rode her bike up to a restaurant with Wes' credit cards so we could pay. - Oh, that's sweet. By the way, that is a very embarrassing situation. I don't know if you-- - No money. - Like, I've had that happen where you think, oh my God, these aren't the pants that I had, you think that you have your wallet or you have, like I carry like money in a rubber band with some credit cards and stuff like that, okay? And I'm like, it ain't in my pocket. Where the heck is it? I've had that happen before. That's so embarrassing. - It is, and it's like panic. 'Cause what do you do? - But I truly could not live without my apple pay. Like, if I can't pay with my phone, I freak out. 'Cause I have no idea if I'm carrying any other forms of money with me. - Yeah. - Care a lot of businesses. - No, I mean, there are a lot of businesses that haven't adapted that yet. - Yeah, I was gonna say-- - And like I said, this is like a mom and pop little-- - Yeah. - Clearly they don't have it. - Cash right, that like, I think that it's everywhere. And actually, some places say they have it, like gas stations, like at the gas station, and it says that they got it on the thing. It doesn't work. - Half of them, it does not work. - Yeah, but has that ever happened to any of you? 844-Mojo live, 844-665-6548, or tax-95500. Have you guys ever been somewhere and you just didn't have the money? You didn't have your wallet or purse with you? - I've driven all the way to imagine. And like, timed it perfectly, movie starts at 440. And for some reason, y'all know I show up late sometimes. Or I show up right on time. Or I show 'em right, see y'all, y'all are old school. Y'all like five minutes early is late. Or you late if you own time. - Yes, yes. - In my mind, on time is on time. So the movie starts at 440. I can leave the house in 12 minutes 'cause that's how long it's gonna take me to get there. And I'll be on time. But when you get up there and they tell you 850 or whatever, you go to get your wallet and be like, damn, I don't care. (laughing) - But Kev, at least in that situation, you haven't watched the movie yet. - We had already eaten. (laughing) We were really spit out a lot. - And I guess you're on a walk, right? You don't think you need that, right? - We had zero plans to go out to dinner. We thought we were going on a walk and coming back home. - Do you go up to other tables and go, please, can I have some money? - When I tell you, we were the only people in this restaurant. I'm not like, we were the only people in this restaurant. - They were says if it happens to you at a grocery store, like it's a deal. - Oh, cart full of food. - Yeah, you got a whole, and then what do you do? And then you're like, ah, I got nothing. - I've been there before. I say, can I put my cart right here? I swear I live like 10 minutes away. And then they roll their eyes, 'cause everybody says that. They're like, yeah, sure. - Yeah. - Stacey, what's up? Hi, it's Mojo in the morning. - Hi, good morning, you guys. I was actually at work one day. I'm a nurse. So I went down to the cafeteria to go get a sandwich. I was 47 cents short, and they would not give me like. - What? - You know what? - Wait, in your nurse in the hospital that you work at, or where's it? - Yeah, I was at a hospital, and I just ran down on break, and I couldn't-- - Why? - And I'm there every single day, and they would not give me a sandwich. - Why would they not, okay, first off, the nurses and, you know, the people that work there, you think you'd say, okay, you know what, don't worry about it, you know? 47 cents. - The fact that you have to pay for food. - Yeah, right. - It's crazy, yeah. - Izzy, what's going on? It's Mojo in the morning, hi. - So I was a freshman at Oakland University, driving back to Chicago by myself to see my family, and next thing I know, I pull over, 'cause I'm not an E, so I had to pull over to gas. The gas days have stopped at, that's like the only one, and you know driving down I-94, there's only certain ones that have just the gas stations, and that's it, but they're trying to card machine with them. - Oh, geez. - So, yeah, this is my last, this is a lesson for everybody. My dad always said, keep a 20 in your glove box for emergency. - Thank you, dad. Dad's are the smartest. - Yeah, really smart. - That's 20 saved, that's 20 saved my life. - You know what's funny about that? I would have spent that 20 about 20 weeks ago. - That'd be true. - I mean, I would have been like, oh, I got a 20 here, you know? I keep the door locked, dirt. - I pretend it's not there, and I still do it to the day. Even if it's like a $5 bill in my wallet, I'm like, no, that's my emergency size. Like, you can't have that. Like, my husband's always like, give me that five, and I go, no, that's my emergency size. - Ah, good for you. - I need like, if I need gas or something, I was like, I always know I have at least like five bucks on me, just so I can make it home. - I almost had to spend my good luck $2 bill that Norm gave me years ago, because I had nothing in my pocket, and I was like, oh, oh my God, and you go with some, you know, like, crap, like, I don't need it. But, I don't care. - Yeah, well it do. - Anything in emergency at that point. Like, this is a snack emergency. Like, this is an energy emergency. I need the coffee. - Right. - Side note, $2 bills should definitely be worth $5. (laughing) Because they're so scared. - 'Cause they're so scared. - You should not, yeah, what's up, Eric, hey. - Hey, Mo, Joe, what's going on, man? I love you guys. - Oh, we love you too, buddy. - Thank you. - I love you too. - What's happening? - Just, just, sorry about the credit card. This just happened to me this last weekend. And if I could shout out the restaurant when I'm done, I'll tell the story. But anyway, I went in last weekend to get some hummus with chicken for me and my wife. And I get out of the car, I walk in the store, and it's one of those things like you said, man, I reached out and feel my pockets empty. Heart drops. Go back out to the car. Maybe it fell out of my pocket. No dice. Walk back in the store. And I know the people, you know, and I said, Ms. Kristen, I have to tell you, I forgot my wallet. No problem, honey. Pay it next time. I still got the price. - Oh, wow. - I'm a refrigerator for when I go in next time. - Oh, my God. - They let me fly it. I try to call my wife. She didn't answer her phone. My daughter, nobody's answering the phone when I'm calling them. So they let me go 'til next time. - What place is Ms. Kristen, the owner of her? - Yep, and Mr. Sam. It's Mediterranean, Mediterranean, Mesa Grill, and Rochester, right off the Rochester Road. - Let's try that. That's very nice of that. - That's a problem. Hopefully they're listening, man, great people. - Love it. - I've been going there for years, and they let me go. So I got the bill on the refrigerator for next time, so. - That's nice. - That's kind of a very similar experience. I think people who own Mediterranean or Middle Eastern restaurants are probably the best people on the planet, because I have to give a shout out to a restaurant in Toledo called the grape leaf, and I did the same thing. There was an issue with the online payment. They couldn't tell if I paid or not, and the guy totally just was like, you're here all the time, take the order. It's on us. - So nice. - Love to have you all the time. - Wow. - Like the treat is. - Nice people. I'm just gonna start going to Mediterranean restaurants and saying I don't have my money. (laughing) - Oh no. (laughing) What have I done? (laughing) - I'm sorry, Miss Kristin. - Miss Kristin. (laughing) - Just mojo in the mornings back in the day. - Let's go back in the day. - What year did this stuff happen? - I can't wait for this back in the day, because it's gonna help you win Lalo Palooza tickets. This was the year that the show, The Intervention, premiered on Amy. - Somewhere deep down in my heart. I still love you. (laughing) (screaming) (laughing) - That's where it's from? Yeah. - I know. - I know. - The 40-year-old virgin hit theaters. - So you actually wrote the one girl look like she was hurting for a squirting? - Mm-hmm. - Yeah, hurting for a squirting. I wrote that. So you wrote "Ho" for shot? - Yeah, I remember that girl. She was a ho for show. (upbeat music) - The big song from "Weezer." ♪ Here I want to pay ♪ - What year was this? ♪ You live in Beverly ♪ - We got tickets to go to Lalo Palooza. These are worth a lot of money. I would Google that year right now. What year was that? - In what year did that crap happen? - Call us at E-44-Mojo Live to tell us E-44-665-6548. ♪ We gon' take you back in ♪ ♪ Done ♪ (cheering) - It's Mojo in the mornings back in the day. Tell us when this stuff happened. - It was the year that all three of these things happen. It was the year that the show "The Intervention" premiered on "Annie." - Somewhere deep down in my heart. I still love you. (screaming) - The 40-year-old virgin hit theaters. - So you actually wrote that one girl looked like she was hurting for a squirting? - Mm-hmm. - Yeah, hurting for a squirting. I wrote that. - Oh, so you wrote "Ho" for "Shall." - Yeah, I remember that girl. She was a "Ho" for "Show." - And the big song from "Weezer." - What year was it? We got Lala Palooza tickets for you, Lauren. What year was this? - 2005. - Give 'em to her. - Yeah, Lauren! - Congratulations! (screaming) - I'm so stoked. - Lala? - I just wanted to go to Chicago. Chicago for forever, so. - Well, you know what? In these tickets are expensive. So you got tickets. You got a pair of passes to Lala Palooza, which headlines Megan Astallion, Sizza, Future, MetroBoomin, Hoseer, Melanie Martinez, Fallout Boy, Blink-182, congratulations. LalaPalooza.com, yes. Congrats, have a great time. - Thank you. - Thank you. Where are you from? - Dundee. - Thanks for listening. We love you for that. You listen to us on the car radio, or do you have us on your app, your iHeartApp? - Car Radio. - All right, and make sure if you leave your car, put it on the app, put it on the iHeartRadio app. Okay? - Got it. - All right. - Today. - And what's it saying? - I'm going through Dundee today. - You are? - I am. - Where are you going? - The home of Cabela's. - It is? Yeah, that's what we're known for. - I go through it every time I go back to Cabela's. - We have tickets to go see Usher. - Usher babe. - Text right now. Yeah, Y-E-A-H to 95500, and you could be going to Little Caesar's Arena in September. Standard text and data rates do apply. Next hour, your chance for our summer of cars, cash, and gas brought to you by Gordon Chevrolet. - No joining the morning's dirty on the 30. - Shannon's got the dirty on the 30. I would pay attention if you're somebody that's going to be playing the five to six 55. You can play along because a question might be asked during the five to six 55. What's going on? - There is one. - Swifties are celebrating the eras to our anniversary of Travis Kelsey attending Taylor Show in Kansas City with the friendship bracelet with this phone number on it exactly one year ago. It was actually yesterday. But this clip kept going around last night. This is from his new Heights podcast one year ago. - Heard on the iHeart Radio app. - Well, I was disappointed that she doesn't talk before or after her shows because she has to save her voice for the 44 songs that she sings. So I was a little butt hurt. I didn't get to hand her one of the bracelets I made for her. - Lies. - 'Cause we know that they were already dating at the time but fast forward one year and fans are calling it the greatest love story of all time. - Oh, so wonderful. By the way, when are they going to get engaged? And then when are they going to have that horrible breakup that will spur on another era? Stop it. - I really like them together. - It's not going to last guys. I'm telling you. - Why not? - Because that's not how the story was written. The story's already been written. I've seen the movie and the movie is out in a couple of years from now. - Oh, you got to screw it. - I don't buy it. I'm telling you, there's already a plan. There's a plan down the road for this one. Travis is going to have his heart broke. - Also, she breaks his arm. - Yeah, does all the guys. Yes. ♪ I was scarling in the eye ♪ - Another dirty thing. - It's like Megan. Megan breaks every guy's heart. - Yeah. - I'm sorry, you cannot go to the next song. Okay, it's about to hit. - All right, here we go. ♪ Only a take is from where we can be ♪ ♪ All I'll be awaiting ♪ ♪ All is better to respond ♪ ♪ To be the principal ♪ ♪ I'll be the principal ♪ - Such a good song. All right, back to your channel. - Okay, model Julia Fox came out as lesbian yesterday. She was responding to a comedian Emily Grayson's TikTok about seeing a quote-unquote lesbian with her boyfriend. And Julia's response essentially was, "That's me." And she went on to jokingly apologize to her exes saying, "So sorry boys, not gonna happen again." Now, Julia was in a relationship with men prior to coming out yesterday. She was married. She has a three-year-old little boy from that marriage. And then remember, 'cause how could you forget in 2022, she was linked to Kanye West after meeting him at a New Year's Eve party in Miami. There, I guess you could call it whirlwind, fake romance, fizzled out within about a month or two. - She admitted she was getting paid. - Yeah, I mean, speaking of Kanye, there's a model saying he slid into her DMs, asking her to quote-unquote, "hang out" despite him being married. Her name is Michaela Lefente, and she's accusing Kanye of messaging her on Instagram earlier this year, asking her to hang out and listen to his new album. She's even providing receipts in the form of screenshots of that conversation. - I don't know if it's real or fake, but... - It doesn't look like it's a flirty one. - What does it say? - He says back in Cali, what? Are you in California or the States? She says yes, why? And he says, wanted to see if you wanted to hang and listen to a new album. That doesn't sound very flirty. - Yeah, someone thinks it's appropriate. - Well, maybe they're friends. - Well, if she's coming out to say that he's trying to pick her up, I don't think they're friends. - Okay, well, I think she should show more than just that. If that's her example of flirtation and stuff, like, I don't know. I think the guy gets thrown under the bus a little bit. I don't know. So, in fact, if she a gold digger, she lost the bag. Some of these girls may put the information out way too soon. - Yeah. - I mean, what is she gaining from that? - Well, I mean, at this point, maybe she's trying to get her 15 minutes of fame. - Yeah, maybe. A sequel to one of my favorite movies, the Devil Wears Prada is happening. Disney is currently in development for a follow-up to the 2006 movie, starring Meryl Streep as Miranda Priestley, that fashion magazine editor from Hell with Anne Hathaway and Emily Blunt signing back on it. - Oh, okay. All right, all right. - Yeah. And a wheel fell off of United Airlines, Boeing 757 just moments after takeoff in LA yesterday morning video. If you see it going around the internet, shows this tire coming loose from the aircraft and falling to the ground like mere seconds after the plane took off. In fact, another plane that was getting ready to take off, say it bounced in front of them across the runway. Now, thankfully, the flight safely touched down in Denver about three hours later, and none of the passengers nor crew members on board were injured. But again, for United, I feel like there's always a story about United every couple of weeks, a spokesperson for the airline says the wheel was later bound in Los Angeles and that it's investigating. - They had another one where you see the video where the tire landed on top of the cars and the parking lot at the airport. - But it's always United. It's always the story lately. - It's always something Boeing. - It's Boeing, yeah. - It's always Boeing. - Yeah. All right, for all of today's dirty catch up on the podcast on the I-Heart video app or mojo-in-the-morning.com. - Oh, yeah. And I just dropped my new album. - Missed something in the dirty on the 30. It's not our podcast now at mojoin-the-morning.com. - Mojo on the morning show. I don't know what kind of shenanigans Lydia was up to, but for my birthday, which was about a month ago, I understand Lydia was trying to bring special guests in the studio because of, I went to Starbucks today and the guy from Starbucks who every single morning, I get a chance to go and get my coffee from him. And my wife thinks this is weird, but they've become like friends to me. But Omar is his name. Omar was supposed to come in studio, I guess, Lydia. For my birthday, you were gonna bring him in as a special guest, the Starbucks guy? - Yeah, I invited him to come see Happy Birthday to you. - That was so nice of you. Could you just instead just have him bring me a Starbucks every day so I don't have to go through the drive for him? - But he gave me gifts and I wanted to shout out Omar. I invited him in studio, but he has to work. Can you imagine? We're gonna shut down Starbucks so I can go into the radio station. - He bought me for my birthday. - A big old thing that depends on your voice. - Wow. - All right, thank you. - That's a huge pack too, by the way. You did not go, that's a 32 count, baby. Right there. He also gave me. - Did you hear that thing at the floor? - Yeah, did you hear that? - Yes. - He also gave me. - This is amazing, his personal roast, he's got a personal roast of coffee that Omar has there and Kev, or any of the ladies, I think Meghan might be a cigar smoker. Shannon, I don't know if you are, do you know what I'm talking about? - I've never even tried. - I've never even tried. - His home from his cigar. - Wait, that's so weird, Omar. - For the cotter and everything. This is literally-- - This is Omar. - This is my Starbucks buddy. - Is that cheese? Is that leather cake? - Is that nice? - Literally. - I'd love to take you to the cigar club in Toledo. - This is honestly, can I tell you something? That would be nice. Well, take Omar with us too. - Oh my God, what a sweetheart. - And then he said that when Lydia was buying everything for this, or buying a gift card for me, did you have to go through some cards or something that would happen to you? - Yeah, I lost some of my cards in between. She lost her, it was at your credit cards or what were you-- - He dropped him between my car seat in the door. - He bought you a wallet with a place to put all your cards. - Oh my God, this is so gorgeous. - I love that. - Do we know if Omar is single? Does it be single? This is a husband right here. This is husband material right here. - That's not heavy for real. - Is this his own Starbucks? - No, was this like an undercover boss type of thing? - I thought it was, it kind of felt like that, didn't it? Like, you know, it's like, oh my God, what's going on? But he is studying, I believe he's studying to be a lawyer. He's taking the LSAT or something like that, coming up soon. - Is he single? - I don't know. - He's a great gift cover. - My wife laughs at me because I'll go through Starbucks on the way home from work too. So I go in the morning and I go on the way home, sometimes just try to stay awake in the afternoon. And Chelsea will hear me go through the drive-through and they'll be like, "Hey, Moge, what's going on?" And she's like, "How do you know this?" I'm like, "They're my friends." These are friends of mine. - Besties. - Seriously. So if you're going to invite anybody, if you guys ever have like a party or something for me, invite the Starbucks people and tell the ones at Cabot, they're the best location. - This mojo in the morning is five, it's 6.55. ♪ Five and six, 55, young five ♪ ♪ And six, 55, young nine ♪ - Oh, and you know who else is a friend of mine? Anna Maria. She is going for her second win. Hi, Anna Maria. - Good morning. - That is the most beautiful name. Anna Maria won yesterday. Tell us a little bit about yourself, Anna Maria. - Well, I'm just trying to get ready for work and I have a four-year-old that's throwing up. So it's three-year-old. - Oh, no. Like sick throwing up or? - Yeah. - Oh my God. - Do you need to 10 to your four-year-old? I feel bad. - No, no, no, I'm right. I'm right by him. He's doing good right now, but I'm just hoping it gets better throughout the day. - Okay. What is your four-year-old's name? - Weston. - All right, Weston, we hope that you're okay. We have Ali on with us as your challenger today. Ali works for Delta Airlines. He handles the baggage for Delta. - Thank you, Ali. Hey, how's the best? - Ali, how you doing, buddy? - Good, how are you guys? - Good, you're not the guy that's on camera throwing people's luggage, are you? - No, no, I found it. - You handle with care? - Yeah. - All right, Anna Maria, I'm locking you up in a soundproof area. You will hear nothing, and then you will talk to Lydia. And we'll ask five pop culture trivia questions to Ali first, whoever gets the most right wins. Ty always goes to the champion. Ali, question number one, Jennifer Lopez was spotted out in the Hamptons with one of her children amid the latest divorce rumors from Ben Affleck. How many children does she have? - Two. - Question number two, it's big news right now. There's a tropical storm that just hit Texas yesterday, causing lots of damage and leaving more than two million without power. What is that tropical storm named? - Three second. - Question number three, this Kanye West X came out as a lesbian yesterday. What is the model actress's name? - Julia Fox. - Question number four, Tom Hanks turned 68 years old today. What was the name of the volleyball that kept him company when he was stranded on a private island in the movie Castaway? - Five. - Aw, come on, are you serious? And question number five, Leonardo DiCaprio was spotted helping drunk party guests in the Hamptons. How many times has Leo been married? - Three seconds. - One. - Let's bring the champ back from a sound crew area. - Oh, Ali, you only got two out of five. - Oh, come on. - There is Dom, go here. - No, that's, come on. All right, Anna Maria, you gotta get at least two right. Question number one. - Okay. - Jennifer Lopez was spotted out in the Hamptons with one of her children amid the latest divorce rumors from Ben Affleck. How many kids does she have? - Two. - Yes. - One to one. - Question number two, big news right now is that there's a tropical storm that just hit Texas yesterday, causing lots of damage and leaving more than two million without power. What is the tropical storm named? - Hurricane barrel. - Yes, and it's coming our way with lots of rain starting out. I believe 11 o'clock tonight and then going through the morning tomorrow, they're saying, and through the day tomorrow, they're saying that could be flooding. Question number three, this is all just for fun. Question number three, this Kanye West X came out as a lesbian yesterday. What is the model actress's name? - Juliet that. - Yes, three to two. - Question number four, I was surprised that Ali didn't know this one. Tom Hanks turned 68 years old today. What was the name of the volleyball that kept him company when he was stranded on the private island in the movie Cast Away? - Wilson. - Wilson. - Fortitude. - And question number five, Leonardo DiCaprio was spotted helping drunk party guests out in the Hamptons. How many times has Leo been married? - Zero. - Yeah, that was a trick question there. Yeah, I think I get married. (crowd cheering) Two wings in a row. ♪ All I do is wear, wear, wear, wear ♪ - Congratulations to you. Congrats. Ali, I have so many questions for you. - I've never seen Cast Away. - What? - You guys see, it's a good movie. I have so many questions for you, okay? What, ooh, okay, was that a bag that you're zipping up or what was it? - Oh, yeah, I'm sorry, my son's back pack for camp. - Oh, okay, he's not going to camp for a sec, right? You sent him to camp, still? - I have another son. - Oh, okay, right. Question for you, Ali, on luggage and stuff like that. Somebody told me it's not good to put a ribbon on your luggage 'cause it screws with the system. Like people do it 'cause they want to see their luggage, but it actually could make your bag not go through the system, right? - No, that's not true. - Really? I saw that on TikTok, I thought TikTok never lies. (laughing) So it's okay to still have a ribbon on it? - Yeah. - Okay, Ali, what's the craziest thing you've seen inside of a bag? - Yeah. - I smell weed in a bag. I was here, people are like carry gun cases and stuff like that. - Oh, how do you know? If you're not opening in the molly, gotcha! (laughing) - Charlie, we got a prize for you. You got tickets to go to Cedar Point. Cedar Point is the home. Two 68 amazing rides ranging from family friendly to adrenaline pumping, steel vengeance, and Millennium Force by tickets in advance and save at cedarpoint.com. Plus, you've won a $50 gift card to checkers and rallies. They're gearing up for National French Fry Day. From July the 1st through the 12th, enter for a chance to win free, fully loaded fries for a year. That's 52 orders of fries. A hundred winners will be selected. Visit frygiveaway.com to enter. Plus, Friday, July the 12th through Sunday, July the 14th, rewards app members can get a free, regular size, fully loaded fry with any purchase. That's a hell of a plug they just got on Mojo in the morning. I hope those guys have like a million dollar contract with I heard for that one. Congratulations to you, buddy. Hang on the phone, we'll get you set up. It's Mojo in the mornings. Five is 6.55, five, five, five, five, five, five. It's Mojo in the morning. Phone number is 844-Mojo live, 844-665-6548. Text is 955-0-0. Do we got any creepers that are listening to the show right now? Any people that like to creep on their ex and are willing to admit it to us? Because Megan just found out that her ex is creeping on her. Yeah, and I think it's one of my worst habits is if I post an Instagram story, I'd be checking who'd be watching. I constantly do that like swipe down so it like reloads and refreshes. And it puts like the people that it thinks you know the best near the top, right? It guesses who you interact with or like who you have their phone number of and then it puts them near the top. I did not know. I did not, there. Who's the real creep? Me, no, it is me. I was just shocked that I was not the only person in my last relationship that had this behavior because I posted yesterday and I was being a creep and I was going through who was viewing my stories and a name I had not seen in quite a while and a picture I had not seen in quite a while popped up near the top of the list and that was my ex. But I think what's funny about this is I have a public social media page, all of my social media is public. But my ex unfollowed me when we broke up because I broke his heart and he was near the top of the list and I was like, hi, what are you doing here? You mad jealous 'cause I'm doing better than you? I am doing better than you, isn't it great? Wait 'til he doesn't even follow you but he was creepin' on your story. Correct. Oh, I love that. So do I. What the whole bad part was? Why does this always happen when you're not lookin' your best? Like I was. Wait, what'd you post yesterday? I don't know, I don't know, I don't know. Was I under the influence? I don't know. What was that? I was under the influence. I don't know. I'm gonna be real honest. When I post back to back to back on Instagram, I'm either drunk or under the influence of other phone substances. Other than that, I don't really post on my stories. How many stories did he watch? All of them. Really? I have three. So I had one of me getting beauty supplies at Kroger. Another one of me, I left a birthday note for my friends at her office. And then all three of my, like me and two of my best friends make up like a trio. And all three of us have birthdays in the next couple of weeks. So I post it for that. How did that make you feel? Knowing that he's still checkin' you out. Honestly? I'm all good. Did it, okay. I was like, you do wanna see me thriving, don't you? Yeah, you want that all thing back. Are you ready for a DM? Or. Oh God. Yeah, only because it'll make me laugh. But I don't like I wouldn't respond. Did he heart any of the stories? Like he just watched. Ooh, great question. Let me check. But I just think it's funny that I think guys don't, or people don't realize that. You can see. Oh, you can see, though. You can't see, by the way, you know what would be great is if Instagram made it that you could see how many times they went back to look at it. That's the one. And. Or how long they looked at it. Yeah, if they paused it with their finger or anything like that. Or, if they took a picture of it. Listen up, Zut. I always thought that that was gonna be something that would, you know, come into play. 'Cause doesn't, what is the, is it Snapchat? Yes, Snapchat. So if you take a picture of a snap or something like that, it will show that you took a picture of you. Yeah, it doesn't notify you for Instagram, but I love when people are like, "Sorry, I didn't mean to screenshot that." And I'm like, "I couldn't know that you screenshot at that, but now I do." Eight four four mojo live. I wanna talk to people, I wanna talk to people that got busted creeping on their axe by, you know, doing exactly this. And I wanna also talk to people that do this. They go through like Megan and constantly reload to look to see who is the people that are looking at their stories. Eight four four six six five six five four eight. Text is nine five five zero zero. If you do text us, know that you'll get a call from the ultimate creeper Lydia and she will tell you textures. By the way, look at some of these ones here. 3-1-3, Megan just saw my axe creeping on me. Another one here, oh, this one is 7-3-4. 7-3-4 says, "I did not know for the longest time that that was the case only to get busted by a girl that I hate so much, always looking at her stories." So one of the things that's equally as worse or even more worse, I don't even know if you can put those two worse together, more worse, just in some way. We're gonna go worse here. Like, hosier is going through someone's actual page, scrolling through their posts, getting so far deep that you find yourself sometimes three, four years back and mistakenly hitting the like button. There is nothing worse than that. And then you can't unlike it 'cause it already sends them a notification. So you just f. - Can I clarify? The only reason I'm acting real snarky about I'm in a good place right now. He did me dirty in that relationship. - So it is really nice to be like-- - For sure. - You miss me? - I like it. - Why do you miss that? - So does this change how you do your stories now that you know he's watching? - Yeah. - Well that, okay, so I had to give myself like a real pep talk yesterday and be like, stop posting. Don't like, don't post a lot right now. Don't come off like you're trying to. (laughing) - What's up, Tony? - Hey, so my ex, we had a bad breakup and we have a kid together. So I kind of creep every now and again and like, I'll go on her Instagram but I have to go through like my wife's phone to go on Instagram 'cause she doesn't like, she's not following my wife and her profile is-- - But don't, you don't think that they're putting two and two together that their ex's wife is now looking at it? - Yeah. - They think she's nuts. - But I don't, I don't know if she like checked to see if like, it's her following. Like though like, you know how you like-- - She does, she knows exactly who she is. - Do you guys, any of you guys have Finns as at all? Do any of you guys know? - I do. - You do? - You have fake everything, don't you? - I do have fake everything. - Is your Finns to a guy or a girl? - A girl. - It is, okay. - It is, yeah. - And is your Finns to live in a better life than you? (laughing) - I think that doesn't really pose to you, I think. - Okay, Jericho, what's up? - So turn your radios down. Everybody's got their, I know, we sound good today. Don't we sound good? - I know, you guys do. - We got no static going on, everything is good. (laughing) - There it goes. - There you go. What's going on? - So my ex actually cheated on me, and she broke up with me, but she blocked me, so I couldn't talk her page, which is fine, whatever, I didn't want to see it, but she used to watch my story, that's one of our dogs Instagram page. (laughing) - Oh, jeez. (laughing) - So I would go and see who, like, looked at my story, then I would say, "Try it in GSB." And I'm like, "How is my dog watching my story?" (laughing) That's funny. That, by the way, that's one way to put a fin stuff there, have a dog have one. This one's an interesting one. It says, "My husband's ex accidentally liked my pose "with a laughing emoji." - Oh, she has one too. - Yeah, who's that? Is that Ash? What's up, Ash? - Hi, yeah, so my husband's accidentally liked my pose because I woke up in the morning and saw her name pop up. And I couldn't find where she liked it. So she must have, like, unliked it somewhere in the process. And then she blocked, like she blocked me, so I could see her from my husband's profile, but I couldn't see her from mine. - Oh, jeez. That, by the way, that's, you know, the bad one, when you do that, when you accidentally hit the heart on that, unlike it, do we like this ex, or do we think she's crazy? - I don't know, she's crazy. - Yeah, well, you know what? At least he's no longer with her. He's now with another crazy girl. - He was with her before I was ever with her. This is when he was in high school. - Oh, okay, so that's the one of those. What's up, Jessica? - That's crazy. - That's crazy. What's going on? - So, I had an ex-boyfriend who I was like madly in love with. He broke my heart when I was like 13, and I always go back and like look, and see if you think all the words. - Man, so you're the creeper. - Yeah. - I do that too, but like in the most loving way. - Yeah, like check up and just the other doing. - There was a boy that I was like in love with in first grade, and I looked up the other day, he's married with a kid, and I was like, look at you, girl. (laughing) - You really do it. - From this life to daddy. (laughing) - Initial J wants to be voice disguised. What's up, J? We're talking about how Megan's ex was creeping on her. (laughing) - I have a story like that, so realize that we woke up. All right, so we still, like we studied still like- - Real quick, real quick before you finish your story for one second, start your story. Do you have a cold, you have a cold or something? (laughing) - No. - You sound a little nasally. Okay, slow down 'cause when you have a little nasliness, it's tough on the voices, guys, or go ahead. - All right, so me and my ex, we still watch each other's stories and stuff, and we're together for four years, and we're engaged in a decision over here. And we are both in like two or three relationships, afterwards, and we must talk to each other, like our new significant other, with like, (indistinct) - It's tough, voices, guys are tough, when you got like a speed track in your back there. It's a, so you and your ex, equal- - I work at the garbage bank, so I'm on my way to ride. - Well, you just shouldn't have said that, now you just gave away who the hell you are. - You might as well come on. - Yeah, can I take you off, voices, guys, or? - Yeah, yeah, that's fine, man, it is. - All right, hold on a sec, I'm taking it. Jay, are you there? - Yeah, yeah, I'm here, man, I was just doing it for her, 'cause I know that's 'cause, you know, they just buy the wire to get caught up and they're gonna be like, shit, fuck it. - Okay. So you guys, so you and your ex equally creep on each other, so it's not really creeping, 'cause you guys know each other are creeping. - I mean, yeah, I guess so, so like, we don't really creep like, so we'll creep up on each other and then like, we'll hit each other up, and like, we'll just like, wave to one another and be like, tell us what you did, and then like, we don't tell 'em, like, we'll put 'em on the top, be like, so why didn't you tell me you did this? Like, you already know, I know. - Okay, that's it. - So healthy. - It's, well, not healthy, because they're both in relationships with other people right now, yeah. - Yeah, I would say a lot of the season. - War of the Roses coming up here in this movie. It's Mojo in the morning. Kev had one of those dad moments happen with his son, where you were like, getting nostalgic. - Yeah, man. - And then what happened? - Well, I was watching YouTube with Joe, we were about to play a video game or something like that, and you know how YouTube has all of these ads, and an ad came up for the first Jurassic Park, and if you are a fan of Jurassic Park, there are a few scenes in there that immediately are recognizable, and that are super nostalgic. If it's like the scene of the, where it's at night, and the guys on the toilet, and then the thing gets ripped off of the toilet, and he's stuck in there, that's one of those recognizable scenes. Another one, and this was the moment I was watching it with Josiah, is when the group goes to like the top of the heel, and they look over, and then you see all of the dinosaurs running by. And as I'm sitting there watching this ad, I'm like, it took me back to like a child in the 90s, watching this moment for the first time, and I was just filled with so much joy, and so much happiness, and I turned to Josiah, and I'm like, "Yo, look!" Like, I wanted him to feel that same emotion, and he was like, "Oh, cool." (laughing) And completely moved on, and went on this iPad, and kept doing whatever he was doing. - Were you just crushed? - It broke every ounce of joy that I had inside of my body. I was like, "Are you not getting this?" - Yeah. - It worked. - Was the trailer playing the iconic do-doo-doo-doo-doo-doo? - You can have the song, I mean, I'm sucked into this moment pause, and I'm like, "Oh, like, you are getting this. "Are you aware of what you're experiencing right now?" He just couldn't care less. - One year, that was my top-stream song. I'm a streaming platform. - Oh, yes. - Me too. - Why are you going through? - I have a red Jeep at the time, and every time I got hit, I would go, "Burn it, eh, eh." - You know who you just became? You just became your dad. - And everybody's dad. When your dad would be in the car and he would go, "Listen to this song, you know what I mean?" He was like, "Dad, yo, dad, hold on, I'm listening." This song sucks, dad. - Yeah. - Like, why am I watching it? - I took the kids to Disney World a couple of years ago, and we were in line for the "It's a Small World" ride, and like, I'm talking it off. Like, this is iconic. This, I loved this ride so much. This is like a legendary Disney ride. Halfway through the ride, they're like, "Is it over?" "Yeah, I'm like, you guys!" - No, the kids were right. (laughing) - You know, my kids hate is when we go back and visit my hometown that I grew up in? - Yeah. - That I always drive them by the school that I went to. You know, I always drive them by, they're sub-city where we used to hang out as teenagers, you know, and then I take them by my old house. Yeah, like, we do, and you do this thing all the time, like, I went to grade school in high school at this place right here, and they're like, "Great, Dad." - Nope. (laughing) - It only lasts for so long. Like, to that same point, when Josiah was younger, Josiah is 11 now, and he was like, five or six, and I'll ride past the middle school, and I'm like, "Look, Jonas, David, that was Academy. "That's where Dad went when he was your age." He'd be like, "Oh, cool." Now he doesn't think anything. (laughing) Back then, he actually, but you know he was faking it. - You know what I'm saying? - Yeah, yeah. That's a little kid's version of "Faking the Big O." (laughing) - They're faking their parents, you know, excitement. Oh, great. Is this the music you were talking about, Megan? Or not? Or is it different? Or is it different one? - I don't know, there's a couple of iconic songs in this place. - This only one part. - Yep. - Yep. - That's it? You would sit there and listen to this? This was your top-played song. - This, and there's a trap remix of it that I would listen to. - Really? Come on. - Okay, that is the most Megan Mcthing I've heard. - Oh my god. - I'm telling you, road trips trap remixes of Disney songs, classic Disney songs. - You know what they call a trap dinosaur? - Huh? - A trapper. (laughing) - That was off the top. - Did you just make that capture? - I did, I did, like a raptor, but a trapper is off. - Can I tell you? - It's not that, John. - My favorite name for years, for years. It was a picture of the dinosaurs in the kitchen and then the credits where it said dinosaur supervisor Phil Tripit. It was like, you have one job, Phil. Keep the dinosaurs out of the kitchen, Phil. - I love those movies, like an unhealthy amount. - Why is it that we always said, when we were younger, we would never be our parents and we all of a sudden, like when is it that you suddenly become your parents? - Oh my god, trust me, when I do things and I catch myself, I'm like, oh my god, you are your mother, I like, it like shakes me. - I'm not ready to let it go. - I started repeating jokes all of the time that nobody thinks is funny but me. - Yeah. - That last one you did, I was like, smiling, crying, I didn't get it. - Go join the morning's dirty on the 30. - Get caught up on what's trending, Shannon with the dirty on the 30, the war of the roses in moments, Shannon. - One of her is going on between Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez obviously isn't good. I mean, we've been talking about the demise of this marriage, unfortunately, for a while now. But people who are close to them say the chances of them getting back together and repairing their marriage are slim to none at this point. And one source tells me while J.Lo remains quote unquote, spin with her husband, which I don't know if I believe, but okay. She's currently on a kick of health happiness and joy for the summer, for herself and her family and reconciling is way down on her list at the moment. Now, if you remember earlier this month, we reported to you that we were getting info from sources that their marriage has been over for months now. And she kind of sort of confirmed that, I don't know if you guys saw this over the weekend, she posted a clip of one of our music videos from a couple of years ago, and I don't speak Spanish. I don't know if I'm even saying this right, but Cambia El Paso is the name of the song. Some of the lyrics to the song, if you translate them from Spanish to English, are her life is better now without him. She doesn't need anyone to be well. She does not fail. I feel like that says a lot, right? And you're posting that clip. - Yeah. - We're very interested. - Screams, our relationship is over. - Yeah. - Any of you guys watching Wimbledon? - Hell no, I seen Coco lost, I was sick. - Yeah. - I don't know, but you saw the, I didn't see the she lost, I can read in lines. - Oh, yeah, okay. - Well, no back joke of it. Calling out the crowd at Wimbledon yesterday after beating Roon in straight sets, whenever Roon scored, the crowd shouted, "Roon!" Well, Duke of it just thought that he was being booed when they did that, listen to it. - To all those people that have chosen to disrespect the player, in this case me, have a good night. (audience laughs) - Here's more from that post-game interview. - I was hoping that they were just commenting on Roon and that they weren't disrespecting you. - They were, they were, they were. I don't accept it. - No, no, no, no. I know they were cheering for Roon, but that's an excuse to also boo. I, listen, I've been on the tour for more than 20 years, so trust me, I know all the tricks, I know how it works. It's fine, it's fine, it's okay. I focus on the respectful people that have respect, that pay the ticket to come and watch the night. (audience cheers) And love tennis. - I love them right now. - I like when golf and tennis get to be like, I don't know. - When they heckle. - Like MMA, you know what I mean? Like, I want it. I want people screaming and yelling and craziness. Like, I think that there are two boring sports and let's like have some, let's not have decorum. - Yeah. - The Brits are too, too decorum, though, passion. - Isn't Wimbledon like very fancy, too? - Yeah. - I want to go to a tennis match so bad. What's the one that's in New York? - Like US Open? - Yeah. - Or I wish I had the money where I could have a good seats. I don't want to be in there so high. New Yorkers, how do you keep New Yorkers from not being able to boo, too? - Yeah. - You know what I mean? - Yeah. - Britney Spears seems to have dumped her bad boy, fell in boyfriend, that Paul Richard Soliz guy. She posted an Instagram about being single. And I quote, "I am single as F. "I will never be with another man as long as I live." (audience laughs) - Julia Fox. ♪ One piece of meat ♪ - And our last story is coming from both Reddit and Good Morning America ended up covering it a woman. Wondering if it's normal that her cousin, who is a bride, sent her an invitation to her bridal shower with a price tag. - While brides are typically the ones saying I do, this morning, one bridesmaid is saying I don't to paint to attend the bridal shower. - What was the theme, humiliation? - It's the latest big day debate sweeping the internet and it started when one woman took to Reddit to share how her cousin, the bride, sent her an invitation to the bridal shower. Well, that invite came with a price tag of $300 for all guests. And the now viral post she writes, she sent me a link last week to reserve my spot at the venue. When I went to do it, it required me to pay $300. I asked her about it and she said that everyone is paying their own way. - Whoa. - Three hundred. - That's crazy. - To expect anybody to pay anything to come to your bridal shower is asking I, $300. - What do you do at a bridal shower? - A thing plaguing sometimes. - It's the worst, it's an excuse to get more gifts. That's what it is, it's so dumb. And this is a bridesmaid. - Have it like, we're having a ride over it. (laughing) - More I say tell me more, 300 dollars? - Yeah, and it's a bridesmaid who's paying for hair, makeup, shoes, jewelry, the dress, any batch of the rent part, that's it at too much. - Hey, for all of today's dirty catch up on the podcast on the free I Heart video app or go to the morning.com. - The Liberty Dirt, directly to the source, is Mojo in the morning's dirty on the 30. - Catching cheaters and proud of it. - Ow, I'm sorry. - Get your home for more of the roses on Mojo in the morning. - Yana. - Hello. - Hey, you guys have been married for seven months and you think that he's cheating on you? - Yeah. - Who is it that you think that he's cheating with? - I think he's cheating on you with his ex. - Wow, and is this something that you just have had feelings about recently or has this been something ongoing? - It has been ongoing. We recently went on our honeymoon and his phone was blowing up and he was like, oh, it's cameras. You know, it's a number of people coming up walked through like weird and steady about cameras. But I know it's Eric. - Well, how? - 'Cause I was posting on my Instagram. - Uh-huh. - My stories and everything, you know, our honeymoon. And I could see she was looking at me. - Yeah, but just because somebody's looking at your Instagram stories, does that mean that they're hooking up? - I mean, I creep on my exes all the time. We're not hooking up. - I don't creep on my exes at all. And she says, you know, it's a little stuff that she's been through our relationship of just texting him and calling him. And I've definitely caught it before. I thought it would be different once we married. You know what I mean? That it just kinda worked on. - What kind of stuff did you catch them talking about? - Um, I've been talking about, you know, just like, in the window. Like, you know, like, how I start to, like, stuff. - Flirty. - Basically. - And they don't have kids together, so it's not like he should be even talking to her. - Mm-mm. - So, you obviously confronted him about that and what was his excuse? - Uh, his excuse was just that I'm tripping and, um, no, this is before. Now, I'm talking about before, you know, we got married everything. - Right. - Like, the honeymoon. - When his phone was blowing up, he just said, "This camera starts with the excuse." - So, he's turned it back on you that you're the crazy one. - Yeah, I'm crazy. It's not anything. Like, nobody's blowing up, it's not a fact. - But I think everything that you've said and everything that, you know, we've kind of pointed out, it could just be all coincidental, but you still wanna have us call him and her and do a three-way call, "War of the Roses," and then see what they're like talking to each other. - Mm-hmm, 'cause I know it's not a coincidence. - Here's the problem. If you do this and there's nothing, then now you look like the crazy person that's checking in on these guys. I will gladly do crazy then, and I will let it go, 'cause I will not want that thing more to have a loyal husband and not have to go on it. - Okay, all right, so we just wanna make sure that you know that. All right, we're hoping that nothing comes about of this, but we'll see what's going on. It's Mojo in the Morning War of the Roses. I want you to mute your phone so that you can let us dial these guys up and they don't get suspicious that they can hear somebody else on the phone, 'cause it's already crazy enough when they think that the others calling 'em, okay? - Okay. - All right, mute your phone. It's "War of the Roses" three-way call. (phone ringing) (upbeat music) (phone ringing) - Hello? (phone ringing) - Hi. - Hey. - Hey. - Hey, what's up, girl? What's your own? - Sure. - Why are you calling me? - Why are you calling me? - To me, and I'm not calling you. - I mean, you brought up my (beep) you know, I'm a Diana. - Okay, so? - So? - I mean, you could stay married as long as I get my eye. (sighs) But, that's (beep) and this is who I love you, girl. - No, this is why you so (beep) me. You know, she'll make me. (sighs) - Hey. (chuckles) You're crazy. - Like you like them. Stop playing with me. - I mean, you know what I like, so, yeah? I do like it, you know? - So, then why are you with that girl? - I mean, come on, you know. We've been together for a long time, you know, so. - Okay. And we've been together, we're better together. - I mean, I know, I still want to be with you, though. - Okay, so when you're taking me on a honeymoon, like, (beep) (laughs) - I told you, I mean, when I get a chance, you know? - Okay, but you've been saying that forever and then you take this other bitch, bye. - Listen, I told you, I'm gonna take care of you, okay? You gotta worry about nothing. - Okay. - Well. - Don't get me, okay? I got you. - Okay, well, I miss you. - I miss you, too. - I got you something, too. - Really? - I got you a gift, yeah. - What the (beep) did you buy her? What are you buying her gift for? - Hello. - Oh, is it (beep) - Hello. - Oh, it's (beep) - Yeah, and if you call me, bitch, one more time, it's up. It is really up. - Okay, but you hear, yo, man. I don't know what you're looking for. - I do. - Come with me? - Come with me. - Yeah, okay, that's easy. - Can you talk about what you've done? - Ken. - You wanna talk? - Ken. - Who is it? - Ken, this is the Mojo in the morning show. In ION, I called us up to see what was going on between you and your ex, and just heard everything that you just said. (upbeat music) - And ION, he hung up the phone. Is the other woman on the phone? - Yeah. - Who, what is your name? - Do I have to tell you or? - Well, you don't have to, but obviously ION and knows who you are. - And it can stay that way. Like, this is none of my business. I don't know why I'm even involved in this, so. - But you under, this is your, none of your business? Do you understand? - You inserted yourself into this business. - He inserted me into this business. I don't get how this is somebody's husband. I have no loyalty to this bitch, and I'm the one that everybody's coming out. I don't get that. - How would you? - My business literally heard her man say she loved me, and she's coming at me, that's crazy. But first off, you understand that you got a woman here who just married a guy that she thinks is faithful to her, and you're the person that is messing around knowing that they're married, that they're a married couple. - Well, he's, he's, though I'm not married to the bitch, so like, I don't have to be faithful. Y'all need to call her that up and toss the hand pieces. - I get that, but do you, how would you feel if some other woman was messing around with your man? I believe him, and I wouldn't be stupid on the radio calling these people like, you look dumb bitch, stand the fucking up. That man does not want you. He's texting me, calling me every night on y'all's honeymoon, and y'all would call him, but those would return to the call, like, talk to him, bro, but please. - Ayana? - I'm over here just, and not trying to jump through his phone right now, that's what I'm trying to do. - Jump through it. - I already know where you say it, so. - Well, I don't know, this is a good idea. - You can meet me outside. You can see me outside. - Ayana, that's not gonna get us anything good out of this. You don't need that, and Ayana's husband, Ken's friend, you just look at him as just the guy you're playing with. - I mean, yeah, he's a guy that I'm playing with. He's playing with me. He's playing with her, like, he's probably playing with other british too, so. - Would you marry him? - No. - 'Cause you know he wouldn't be faithful to you. - 'Cause I'm not a stupid bitch, like, oh, girl. - Say it one more time, please. - 'Cause I'm not a stupid bitch. - You know what, no, no, no, no, no. - You keep messing with him, you keep stalking me, you keep talking to me, I'm gonna keep doing it. And I'm gonna keep doing it, 'cause he's gonna keep letting me. Period, like, talk to your man, like, I don't get (beep) now, we're having a conversation. - You can have him. - Okay, okay. - Hold on, hold on one second. - This is the home of War of the Roses. - Mojo. - Mojo in the morning. - Call Mojo in the morning. 844, Mojo live, 844-665-6548. (upbeat music) - War of the Roses. And a seven month relationship. Marriage, actually, seven month marriage. And you find out that he's cheating. Sam, this girl that he's cheating with. - Ooh, she's got my blood boiling right now. - Oh my God. - What are you gonna say? It's not your business when you know he just got married. You're saying you married the wrong one. Why don't you take me on a honeymoon? But she wants to play the innocent card. She knows he's married. - Yeah, and by the way, I don't know if I'd mess with her. - And she's cute. - I don't know if I'd mess with-- - Yes. - Oh my gosh, my blood is boiling for that girl. - She sounds crazy. Like, she keeps poking and poking and poking. And, Ayanna, what's up, Mojo in the morning? What's up, Jamie? - So, I'm not exactly sure who said it, but definitely this side girl. She, I agree with the last caller. She really is irritating me, like my blood boiling before watching into work. But she literally got inserted into the situation when she let her insert. - Well, there you go. - Oh, yeah, yeah. - There's a honeymoon. - Self in the middle of it. - Yes, right. And thank you for finishing that sentence. (both laughing) - Wow. - Take it. - Bye. Raven, what's up? It's Mojo in the morning. Where are the roses? - Hi, I cannot believe all these people are saying that it's, you know, this girl's fault. She has no loyalty to the married woman. The married man is 100% in the wrong, and he should be the only one taking any fault for this, because he's the only one that should be loyal to his wife. - Talk about it, Raven. - I'm sorry, I don't know why anybody in the whole world has ever had a problem with the other woman. She's not the problem. - Yeah. Listen, and I get it. I don't want to sit there. I don't, I'm afraid she'll come after us. That's as well. I wanted you to cross your own vision. - Yeah. (both laughing) - I definitely think he's poking the bear, but he's not wrong in it being not her fault. - Yeah. - Well, I feel like if you don't know the guy's in a relationship, then you're not wrong. - You're off the hook. - No, there's more to it. - No, I'm not one for sure. - You know what the guy is doing. - I also think the guy- - Did he be up front that he's in a relationship? - Yeah, but he was. And I think that's where the guy is more responsible, 'cause he is stepping out on his relationship. But if you know, you are part of R, yeah. - But here's the thing. - I think they both are. - Here's the thing. This is where the twist comes into play after we did the three-way call "War of the Roses." We ended up going back to Iana, the wife, and talking to her and wanted to see if we can get them to talk to each other and calm down, 'cause we didn't want anything bad to happen, and here's what happened. Iana, you can't be disrespected, like you were just disrespected, and I'm not just talking about this woman disrespecting you. I'm talking about your husband disrespecting you. - Yeah. - I told you, I told you from the very, from the beginning, from the jump before y'all called them, the gospel was happening, and it's been happening for a long time, would you, right? Yep. - But you gotta be the one that takes the next step and takes control of this whole thing. That the girl that he's messing around with called us back and wants to say something. Are you okay if I pick her up? - I don't really wanna hear from her anymore. - Okay. - They can have each other honestly. - I'm gonna put you on hold then, and I'm gonna let you talk to our producers and hold on one second, okay? Hi. - Hello. - A lot of people think that you are, you're not a very good person. I'll just put it that way. - I don't care what people think. - Can I just have a pinch of her confidence? - You don't feel bad at all. - No. - Is this the first time you've been with a married person? Is this like a something that you're interested in when looking for a partner? Is this from you like thrills in some way? Or is this just a one off when you think this is funny? - See, what y'all not understanding is that this is my ex, like this isn't just some man off the street that I was like, okay, well he's married. Let me go with him, like this is somebody that I've been, we've been together since high school. We have a history together, like, and then he actually cheated on me with her. But nobody, nobody wanna talk about that. It's always pointing fingers at the woman. So it's just kind of like-- - Oh no, he's a bad guy. - I know, she's getting, she's kind of getting what she (beep) deserves, like, at the end of the day. And then it's like, he's gonna cheat. Y'all met through him cheating on his girl. So you really expect him to be faithful to you. That's how y'all met, like, I don't feel sorry for the bitch at all, and she's been knowing that he's been cheating on her, and she's insane. So I'm like, I don't give a (beep) - Are you even interested in him, or is this just you seeking revenge? - No, it's, it's me just having fun, honestly. - Wow. - I ain't mad, are you? - I'm kind of turned on, I don't know. (laughing) - My mind is-- - I'm kind of see her point. - I gotta do. - I do, but, like, I don't think you just get to inflict that on to others, like, you're fine. - I ain't saying it's right, but I ain't saying it's wrong. (laughing) - Terrible. - Bitch, yeah. - Does that change things? I mean, listen, does that change, knowing that they met through cheating, and they met cheating on that relationship? - For who? - Does it change people's feelings about this woman that you just heard being very bold about, you know, cheating with a married man, but the way that that married man met that wife was they cheated on them when-- - That doesn't give an excuse for it to be okay. Like, that doesn't, he still made the decision to commit and get married, right? To-- - No, I get, he's at fault, but I get, he's at fault, but everybody has pointed the finger at this girl. - Right. - I just, everybody want to be girls, girls. It's so, it's unpopular to not put any blame and any fault on, I don't know what I'm trying to say. It's extremely popular and easy to blame this side chick because you know that she's in a relationship, but she has no loyalty to that relationship. Is it a bad, does it speak to her character that she knows he's in a relationship and she chooses to ignore that? Yes, but I don't think it's a right or wrong thing, but she's not in a relationship. - But she was also done dirty. - And I still think it's a wrong thing. And it does speak to her character. Do I think that he needs to be held the most accountable here? Yeah, agree. - Dallas, what's up? - Yeah, what's going on, guys? How y'all doing today? - We're going, we're going with it right now and where are the roses, what's going on? - Well, what I want to say is that the one caller said that the guy's 100% wrong, he's got 100% wrong. He's mostly, I'd say 85, 80, 90%, but-- - Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. - Where is that 15% of wiggle room? Explain. - This sounds like it's coming from a guy that's cheated before, is that right? - No, man, it's not, that's not the situation. But my point is this, she's putting herself in a situation where it could potentially be dangerous. You can't mess with somebody's marriage, you know, spouse or whatever, because you're condoning the bad behavior, number one. You know, my tutor's always a situation where people, I don't, it can get serious, right? Like, you can get harmed, you can, somebody can get killed. I mean, you know, it's not a joke. People lose their mind, they're getting mental. And we should know this. So when you are absolutely messing with this guy, you're laughing in this girl's face, it could potentially be, come back to bite you in the butt. - Obviously, people have feelings that people can take him to extremes. And you go in there, it makes it even more so you're right. It's a reality that that can happen. But when we're talking about who's at fault at this one, he's definitely the most at fault. I don't think you need to put percentages on it to decide whether or not. - Well, we should have more integrity about ourselves and say, "Hey, you're married. "I'm not gonna do this at fault. "I wouldn't want this to happen to me." - That's the character part. - Well, he should have the most integrity. He's the one that made the commitment, not any girl that he's messing around with. Toya, what's up? It's Mojo in the morning. What'd you wanna say? - Hey Mojo, hey family, let's say, let me break it down for y'all real quick, okay? He is a thousand percent in the wrong. Homegirl on the side, first of all, you gave us one little small piece of the story. Y'all could have been high school sweetheart, everybody cheated in high school. We don't know when he cheated, how he cheated and how long ago that was. Baby girl, that man is Mary. That ain't no boyfriend, girlfriend. That is a commitment and a company between a man and a woman, take your raggedy tail, somewhere and sit down and stop messing with that merry man. You are, this is much a spot if he is, because you know he is Mary. Period, play, play. That's all I wanted to say. I love y'all. - Toya, Toya, real quick, 'cause I know you about the dig. You dropped the mic on now, but quick question for you. If they were in a relationship-- - What'd you put your girlfriend in? - I just got a relationship. I mean, I just got a question. If they were in a relationship that predated this marriage or whatever, how she put it, they were in a relationship, they were happy or whatever case it was, and now his current wife cheated with him and that's what broke up their relationship. If they never stop dating, then how is she in the wrong? - So I understand your point of view, but that's why I said she gave us a little teeny tiny bit of the context that they were together. We don't know when they were together. We don't know how long it was for all we know they could have been on a break. Now, if they were truly together and the wife knew they were together and cheated, then yes, she's in the wrong. However, they both decided to break up with each other at some point. So I'm not saying it's not relevant, but we adopt. So at some point in your adult life, you made a conscious decision to leave him and he made a conscious decision to leave her and he moved on and well, some of us moved on. - That's what I'm saying. - You were doing it before your time. - Well, if they still smash it, then there was no kind of separation. - I think that we don't know exactly what happened, but it doesn't, let's just be this way, they all don't look good. You know, even the wife doesn't look good. - Right, and isn't the marriage the separation? - Well, not if he didn't cut it off. - That's when it should have been over with. Yeah, it was when she did that. - Sydney actually wants to say something, what's up, Sydney? - Sorry, how are you guys? - What's up, hi? - So I just want to say, like, I believe in karma through and through and I think all of them are gonna get the karma that they deserve. I mean, it's double-ended, you know? Like, the wife's gonna get what she came like, had coming to her and now the girlfriend or ex-girlfriend, she's gonna get what's coming to her and so is the husband. - Yes, sad part is, I think the guy always ends up looking, you know, I hate to use the word roses, but he smells like roses in the end. He just moves on to another relationship and ends up screwing other people over, but. All right, it is the Mojo in the morning show. So I'm hanging out at the house and the doorbell, my ring doorbell rings and I see a guy standing at my door 'cause I always look at the camera on my phone right away just to see who it is. And the guy's like, butt up right up against the thing. Like, he's like literally looking into it. Do you ever do that, by the way, if you go to somebody's house when you know that they have a video camera and stuff, you like look right into the thing just to kind of freak them out. - You gotta get funny with it. - Well, this guy was a little goofy and so I go, all right, go answer the door. I answer the door and it's a guy standing there and he's got the company's pest control company that he works for, his name, you know, on his shirt and his hat and everything. And he says to me, he goes, "Hey, I was just doing some work for Alex down the street "and I don't know if you know this "but you guys have this infestation of these bugs "and he named some bug that is in your neighborhood right now "and a lot of your neighbors are being affected by this thing. "And since I'm already in the neighborhood, "I'm spraying a bunch of the homes. "I wanted to know if you guys wanted to do this. "And I'm home by myself and I go, "Well, how much is it?" And the guy goes, "It's like $60, $60, $6, 235, "worked out to be $64 or something like that." And I'm like, "Yeah, okay, I'll do it." And I said, "What are these bugs?" And he said, "Well, they're around because of all the rain "that we've been having and all the rest of the stuff. "This guy's like talking bug talk to me. "I don't know what's going on." All right? - But you don't want bugs. - But I don't know bugs and I know that Alex down the street is getting this thing done. - Yeah. - So I said to him, "Okay." I said, "But I can't sign a long, "I'm not signing a long service contract "or any of that stuff because I do nothing around my house "except for go to work and lay on the couch. "Celsey does everything else around my house "and she is not home right now." Just then, Chelsea pulls into the driveway and I go, "Well, good, she's here." So Chelsea comes up and the guy does the whole spiel again with Chelsea, where he does the whole thing about the infestation of bugs, blah, blah, blah, the d-d-d-d-d-d, you know, the whole thing like that, and Alex down the street. Well, Chelsea goes, "Where does Alex live?" And he goes, "Oh, it's like three or four houses "down the street." Chelsea looks and goes, "We don't have a neighbor "name Alex down the street." - Oh! - I know none of my neighbors, all right? I know like five neighbors, okay? And that's about it. I know like the, you know, Friends of ours, Brittany and John, you know, and then I know a few other people, but I don't know Alex down the street. I'm thinking to myself, "Alex, down the street." - Yeah. - This guy that was his scam spiel that he does is scam delivery, where he is basically trying to get you to do, and by the way, Chelsea says to me, "You know that we have terminacs that comes to our house "and sprays our house." And I go, "I have no idea the terminacs "is coming to my house and spraying in my house." And so I almost bought this thing, and I started thinking to myself, "I want to bring this up on the radio, "and I want to bring it up, "and I'm even though I am embarrassed "by the whole fact that I almost fell for this thing." Because I don't know the scams, like I have no idea, but that's what a great way to pull it off. Like tell me that Alex down the street, you would have fallen for it, right? I mean, do you know Alex, or do you know any of your neighbor's names? - I just know Beverly downstairs. - That's it. - But he would have had me at the whole outfit. - Like, you got an outfit on, you're the guy. - Listen, he was going to spray, I think. I think he was going to spray. Actually, you want to hear the funniest thing? I left, I had to go run an errand, and I came right back, like an hour later. I see the guy walking down the street from my house, and I'm like, he's walking to all the neighborhoods, and he's doing it. - I wonder if he changed the name after he was told by Chelsea that there was no Alex. I wonder if it became like Will just down the street. - I have no clue that the guy, he named the company, and he said that they were a company that was out in Oakland County and Wixom or something like that. He kind of did this whole thing, and I'm like, this guy's, he had me hook line and sinker. I don't want bugs, that's the thing. I mean, nobody wants bugs, right? - I can't believe you guys answer your door for like salespeople. I do not, unless it's a kid selling something, then of course I'll answer, and I always buy something, but I don't answer my door if I see. - Can you just pretend that you're not home? - Yeah. - Oh my God, okay. (laughing) - 'Cause they're like, how do they not know that I'm in the shower or something? - Somebody was telling me. - Somebody was telling me about how people are posing as Amazon drivers, 'cause you know, they don't have regular cars, they drive their own cars. - Yes. - And when you'll, they'll ring your doorbell, the people will push into your house and get in your house. - Okay, that's right. - So I've heard somebody's-- - You know, Twitter. - Was that on Twitter? - Yeah, I've seen that before. - The people who get me, you haven't been outside of Kroger, and they have like the sheets, and they want you to sign like your name, your address, and it's to push some petition or some bill through. - You know that. - I'm not signing none of that. - Those are real. - I was gonna say, a lot of those are real. - No, you don't have to get my address, you're not just giving a random person outside of Kroger, my address? - They have to verify that you live in the state. - No, you're not gonna get me like that. (laughing) - I love that it's the real one that has not happened. (laughing) - Hold on, Alex down the street is calling us up right now. No, or Alexis, I Alexis, what's up? Hey, how are you guys doing? - Good, what's going on? - So, Mojo, the exact same thing just happened to me this weekend with the Puss Control Guy. We're actually new homeowners, we just bought the house like a little over a week ago. - Congratulations for having us. - Oh, thank you. - Thank you. - And me up to me, I was being super pushy, I was outside doing some yard work. Kind of the same thing, hey, rats are in this area, you know, all these bugs, and you know, your neighbor right there, oh, I don't know, he's two or three houses down, but he's also getting treated. And I was like, oh, okay, let me go talk to my boyfriend. And he was like, oh, well, you know, actually, if I just come in right now, I can start the treatment. And he actually tried to enter our home without any permission. He reached for the door, started trying to get inside. And I was like, whoa, whoa, whoa, we're not doing anything right now. And really got weirded out about it and just kind of moved on. And now my boyfriend installed all new cameras and, you know, locks on our house because there's been a couple weirdos that walk fast. And we're in Royal Oak. - It's crazy. They have their own game. And I feel like people need to be aware of these, you know, scams that they come up with. What's up, Katie, hi. - Hey, good morning. - Good morning. - Yeah, so when they come through our stuff, they do this H field, they come up to your house and be like, your neighbor Ryan down the street and the whole thing. And they're riding on those, you know those segues that are just like the two feet. - Oh, yeah. - I always see him up. Yep, was he on one of those? - I didn't see, no, he was walking. He was on his own, he was on his own two feet. But I was wondering where his truck was. I didn't see his truck. - Oh God, I came last week on one of those to mine. - Yeah. - They drop them, they drop off like 10 or 12 when they were seven, they're all walking around. But we go on our community Facebook page and we put like, oh, there's both guys coming around. There's the cable guys coming around or something like that so that everybody knows. - Yeah, it's crazy. I wonder how many people are like me that would have paid for it. What's up, Manlon? - Hey, so I actually used to work for a company and we had to do door door fails like that. But it took me probably two months to realize it was a scam because we were just going door door and we had that same spiel of like, yeah, your neighbor just signed up. I don't know if it was legit or not, but we were signing people up for like internet and TVs were like AT&T direct TVs supposedly, but it definitely was a scam and we weren't really making any money of the salespeople. - Yeah, so that's the job. Like, honestly, that would be a horrible thing to have to go door to door on a hot, humid day and try to pull that off. I wonder how much money those guys get by doing it. Jennifer, what's up? - Hey, good morning. - Morning. - Good morning. - It's your first time calling. - Hey. - Hey, this is on the phone. - Welcome. - Yeah, so I live in commerce and I have the hoverboard segue guy come up to my driveway and I was changing out my garage door opener and he gets right in my face and I'm like, no, I'm not interested. I touched somebody last week and he's like, who is that? Who is that? I'm like, I don't know. I'm just not interested. And he kept going closer on the hoverboard literally like five inches from my face. And I'm like, okay, now you can get off my property. - Don't you want to just kick his hoverboard? - Oh, yeah, so then he takes off. I watched him a little bit. I'm not trying to be creepy and I'll do my thing, go in the house and I see him go back by and I'm like, oh, how things going for you now? (laughing) He's having a bad day and he's like looking behind and he's riding off on his hoverboard. And he goes, you're just a Karen. I go, you're just an a-hole. (laughing) I called everybody in the neighborhood and told them not to talk to you. (laughing) - Oh man, I'm not gonna lie, that would be amusing to watch. (laughing) - Oh, it was so funny. My hair was so wet, I didn't have my makeup on yet and you probably thought I was street-free. - Yeah, I actually should have done what John said. John, what should I have done? - Well, I had the same deal come out. Guy rolling around, a little scooter thing where it was. He's like, oh, you're near down the street, just got sprayed too. And I was like, really, which house? And he pointed that way, I said, let me go ask him how the stuff went. And she had to start walking off my porch. He took off the other way. (laughing) That's a great way to play it off. You know what this is? This is the modern day version of the guy selling magazines subscriptions. Remember that, back in the day? They used to have a guy, there was a kid that would always sell magazine subscriptions. - I like them. - Really? - Yeah. - I like those a lot. Tell them I would get my team done. - We had them back two months ago and they tried to do the same thing. And my wife was home this time and she's like, we thought you guys last time we don't want this, you know, get out of here. They got the guy, kept going, go on. She shut the door and he stood there for 10 minutes on the front porch. I'm like, what is this guy doing? - This isn't the same. - It's crazy. - We just used to have to deal with Jehovah's Witnesses. - Honestly, seriously, listen, at least they have something that they're talking about, right? Not scamming you on one of these deals. They're talking to you about God and stuff, right? - Still annoying. - I know, all right. Mojo in the morning show, Shannon donated something and now wants it back. What's up, Shannon? - Okay, so you guys know, well, Mojo, you especially know this because you've worked with me the longest. The trunk of my car is always packed, always. - It's your donation pile. - It's my donation pile and especially right now, the donation pile is crazy because I'm trying to purge and make some room for less than the kids and I'm just trying to purge in general because I have too much crap. So I always have a bunch of bags in the back of my car for when I pass the place that I normally donate and then lately I just, I feel like I'm just overflowing with crap, like crap bags of stuff that I, like in bringing home from my sisters or bringing into work or you have to drop off to a friend, whatever. So the other day, probably like two or three weeks ago, Kev so generously gave all of the ladies on the show one of the hats from his clothing line, same 24 and the hat said protect yours on, it's really cool hat. - Thank you. - Like a trucker hat, yeah. - Love that hat. - This is where she tells you she donated it. - I heard, all of her was crap bags. - I did, I did. - And then I heard chips. - I did, I did. - So I am on my way home the other day. - I'm driving on Southfield Road, where the place is that I always donate to. I donate to a place called Encore which benefits Southfield Christian school really, really great place. So I grab all of the bags for my trunk. I bring them into the very nice gentleman who's always there. I hand them over, he thanks me. And I go on with my day. Well, the other day I wanted to wear it, the hat. I am looking everywhere for the hat. And then it occurs to me. It was in one of the bags in my car, along with some other stuff that I did not mean to donate, including Jacqueline, my sister, one of the dresses that you let me borrow, that I was bringing home from her house, from her house to put in my closet to wear. I donated all of it, including Kev's hat. - Oh no. - By accident. - That was maybe so angry. - So now, actually I saw KP wearing the hat the other day and I was like, oh my God, I hope Kev doesn't say like, let's all wear the hat on the same day. But now I wanna go back there and see if I can buy it back. (laughing) - Look at the look on Kevin's head. - Good dress. There are a few things that I need, Lucy's new tennis shoes that I had. Like I had all of this stuff in a bag to bring into my house and I donated it. - Yeah. - I'm actually terrified because I have box in the back of my car for donation and my brother totally was like, I got it and now I'm like, is there anything on to it? Did I throw anything into the bag? - I always do. - I always do. - I throw crap in the car all the time. - No. (laughing) - She donated the hat. - Donated the hat, donated my sister's dress, donated Lucy's shoes. I can't even think of what else was in the bag. Then probably some things I needed to return to the mall. 'Cause I always just throw stuff in shopping bags. - Here's a question. Has anybody ever done this and gone back and got their stuff? Because I always believe that when I drop something off at the Salvation Army by my house, I don't even think they put it up on their racks or at all. Like I think these guys either take it home with them or it goes to some central district place and then it gets scattered out all over the place. - I thought it's that. - You think? - Yeah. - Is it like, has anybody ever left something in the pocket and actually went back and said-- - Oh, that's a good one. - Yeah. - You gotta check, do y'all wash out clothes before y'all drop them off or y'all just drop them off? - No, I just dropped it off. - Yeah, I just dropped it off. - Yeah. - Do they wash the clothes? - No. - I don't know, do they? - They're supposed to wash it once, like if you buy something from a resale shop, you should probably wash it, but like if I buy something from Poshmark, I wash it before I wear it. - But would you believe though, I mean like these donation places, they don't have the people that can go and do wash and stuff like that. - No, I feel like they would have a partnership with some washing company that like picks it up every Wednesday and Friday and like, washes whatever loads and brings it back. - I could be wrong, but I don't think they do that at all. - 844-Mojo live, 844-665-6548, the text is 955-00. Kat is gonna be walking down the street one day and there's gonna be some old man walking around. - Why the way, Kat says protect yours, you couldn't even do that. - I mean, geez. - I still have the other one, at least. - What's up, Sophie, hi. - Hi, so my boyfriend and I were moving to a new apartment and he had like a bag of donations and a box of stuff and I thought it was all donations, it was a bunch of old video game stuff. I took it to like game stuff and then whatever they didn't take, I took to a first shop and turned out the box was not donations. It was like all this old video game systems, like PlayStation and all the stuff that the brother had given him and he like was ready to break up with me. But I went back to game stuff, got all the stuff back, went back to the thrift shop, thank God it turns out his family funds, like runs that thrift shop that I randomly stopped at and he went through the back and found everything. Did you have to pay for it? Or did they just give it to you 'cause they were family friends? - No, we went back like the very next morning. So she just, it was still in the back, she just gave it back to us. - You got lucky on that one. We lost a boyfriend and video games, what's up, Judy? - Hey, Mojo. So my parents both were, my mother was in hospice and my dad was very sick and it didn't look like they were gonna, you know, live much longer, so my siblings said, we have to go clean out the apartment because we're moving dad to a different place. And I went, my sister purged, my dad's cashmere coat. And when my mom passed away, my dad wanted to wear the coat. And we're like, I've gotta get the coat. And we just did it like on the weekend. And I'm like, oh my God. I went back to the Salvation Army there and Rochester and got the coat. - Wow. - He was cleaning up and they asked me to pay for it. - Did you pay? - I was like, oh my God. They had it marked for like almost 40 bucks. - Oh wow. - And I'm like, that's kind of a lot. When you donate, you want to give it to the poor, right? - Yeah. - What poor person has 40 bucks? - Quick question for you. Why are you getting rid of your dad's clothes before the guy's even dead? - Because he was, they both died four months apart from each other. - I get it, I get it. - But at least wait 'til he dies. - He's not, well, she's like, he's never gonna wear this coat. It's a fancy coat. What is he gonna wear? - And he wanted to wear it to your mom's funeral. - It's like people who'd take food at the microwave before it stopped. - I didn't tell him what that's gonna be. - I got rid of this dog. - Yeah. - And I'm like, you tell him now, I'm gonna go look for the coat and I'm like, oh my God, I got the coat back. - Thank God. - And it's so the lady. Do I have to pay this? And she's like, well, it's fun to shoot, I'll bring it back. - Oh, you did? Wait, he took it back. Dad will be dead, dad will be dead soon. - Oh my God. - I'm just gonna get this fit off real quick. (laughing) Dad, be careful with that, don't say that. - I'm gonna picture for the grand. - Oh my Lord, James, what's going on? - So yeah, I used to work for a Catholic charity and we had somebody bring in some clothes and my boss was going through the pockets of the clothes and he found a half ounce of booger sugar. (laughing) - No way. - And like, maybe like an hour later, the guy that donated, called and was like, hey, did you guys find anything in the pocket and my boss was like, yeah, he's like, we've already turned it into the police. The guy didn't call, he didn't do that. (laughing) - Wow. - Hey. - Jim caller ID. (laughing) - What's up, bro? Hi. - Hi, so I used to work at a salvation army. And they sort the clothes in-house. You don't wash the clothes, you just put them right up on the rack, so they don't go to like a distribution center or anything. But the thing is, they don't have like a sorting system. So if something comes in, it's really like managers, but if something comes in, they can kind of like slide it in the pocket and just take it home if they want. So it might not make it to the shelves, just 'cause there's not really a way to help. But yeah. Wow, okay. All right, so it doesn't get clean. So if you do get something like the dead man's velvet or cashmere jacket. - Cashmere jacket. (laughing) Thank you for the call, I appreciate it. This is wild. Did you ever buy something in one of those donation places and only to find like a surprise in the pocket? Sean, what happened? - I went to Goodwill before to get some clothes. For a funeral I had to go to and found like $700. - Whoa. - Like one of the jacket pockets of, you know, I was trying to find a little nice coat to went out to, you know what? - Buddies. - I shop at Goodwill all the time now. (laughing) - And you always went to the pocket. - That is such a good idea. - You wanna go to the old person section and I'm always like looking in the pocket. Like I found stuff before, but. - You are so smart. My great grandma used to hide diamonds and jewels and money everywhere in our house and in all the clothes because she was afraid of losing her, like someone stealing it. And when she passed and we had to sell our house, we had to go through everything. Literally turn the house upside down. So that is such a good idea. Go through the purses maybe. - But it's gotta be old people stuff because young people don't carry cash. - Yeah. - People don't got money. - People don't have to go where to go. - Yeah, that too. - Thank you for the call, I appreciate it. I would like to, before we do the dirty, take this moment to tell you that the Mojo and the Morning Show would love to get up close and personal with you as you could be part of our live studio audience for a taping of the more Mojo podcast live. It's gonna be happening at the Imagine Theatre in King, Michigan. It is gonna be happening on Friday, August the 16th and all the proceeds, every bit of the money that is raised goes to our Breaking and Entering Christmas Wish program. So the tickets cost as low as $25 to get admission in. We also have VIP packages that are there that are worth a tons of priceless opportunities but it's a $500 donation of Breaking and Entering Christmas Wish. Your $25 up 'til that VIP $500 is a donation to a 501(c)(3) grade organization called Breaking and Entering Christmas Wish. Lydia, tickets are on sale right now at imagine-entertainment.com or go to the bio of our Instagram and you can pull up the thing. What does the VIP tickets? Somebody asked me this question yesterday and I said, VIP basically gets you like exclusive access to all of us, right? - Yeah, so they get to hang out with us an hour before the podcast, Anthony threw in some popcorn and beverage and they also get a VIP seat. So it's front row. They could probably see our boogers. - The color seats. - So they'll be right up close and personal. They get to hang out with us before. I know that we're gonna be doing some mean grades, pictures and things like that, right? So we'll get a chance to hang out. And is it $500 a person or is it $500 for a couple of the, what is it? - It's $500 a person. So the complete donation goes to Breaking and Entering Percy. - Okay, so now that's the big deal. If you're like hardcore fan and you really honestly making a donation of Breaking and Entering Christmas wish would be truly what you'd be doing because we ain't worth $500. But Breaking and Entering Christmas wishes 'cause it helps out great people. But we priced the tickets at $25 thinking, hey, we'll get us a theater full of people and if we can sell out every single seat in that theater, we could help out breaking and entering in a huge way. - I had a lot of people DM yesterday 'cause I posted the link saying that they bought their tickets yesterday. So truly, like we actually might be selling some tickets here. - I love it. I'm very excited about this. It's our podcast, so we're gonna get raw and then you'll be a chance to listen to it but we're gonna have you be part of the podcast which the more Mojo podcast is a different thing than what happens on the show. In our show podcast, more Mojo is behind the scenes on the show, you get to learn a little bit more about each and every one of us but also get to know how the inner workings happen on this radio program. Again, it's August the 16th, that is a Friday night, it's at the Imagine Theater in Canton, Michigan. You can go to imagine-entertainment.com to purchase your tickets. - Mojo in the mornings, dirty on the 30. - All right, what's trending in this dirty, Shannon? - So, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer talking to George Stephanopoulos moments ago on Good Morning America. We were doing the topics, I couldn't pull all the audio but I did pull this clip from you or for you, excuse me and it is Governor Whitmer talking about President Joe Biden. - He has my full support. I'm a co-chair for the Biden-Harris campaign. I have great confidence in this president. He's got receipts, he's delivered for the American people and I'm glad that he's ready to continue this fight. - What do you say to your fellow Democrats like Senators Patty Murray, John Tester who say he still has to prove his fitness answer questions? - I respect the conversation that's happening and certainly I think what we've seen from the president is an eagerness to get out and about. He's gonna be in Michigan later this week. He's getting all across the country. I think he's shown that he's got the energy and he's ready to take this off. - Now next hour she responds to the rumors that maybe she could step in as a replacement should President Biden choose to step down from the race. - Now, question for you 'cause I think that Michigan's governor is term limited, right? So, she only has this current term and then she will have to figure something else out, you know? Isn't that a natural progression for her to possibly run for presidency or possibly run for another higher office? I don't know. - Do you should be like a pointing to a cabinet or not a cabinet? - Well, that probably would happen, I would think. I would think that they would probably want her to do something in D.C. if Biden and Harris can elect it. - Like former governor Jennifer Granholm is now the secretary of what is she? - Something, yeah. - Like public, or some of the cameras, right? - Does travel, right? - I don't know. - But like is that a cabinet member or is that? - Yeah, they're cabinets. Yeah, that's usually what we're having. - Yeah, we only need to go back and like stick on the parade. - Do you guys think? - I'm just so cool. (all laughing) - Quick question for you guys 'cause this has been the biggest story since what a week and a half ago when that debate happened. - Do you think that President Biden is the candidate for the Democratic party or this thing continues to be talked about about him? - Do I think he is or do I think he should be? - Do you think, no, do you think he is? Yes, I see it. - So you don't think somebody else will end up running or vice president? - I don't think he has any intentions of stepping down. - And I think the Democratic party has their hands tied with the money, the funding. It has to be associated with him and we're really late in the game to try to switch up that money. - It's like two weeks or something like that. - And I think the conversation needs to get off his health and get more on what people are actually gonna do once they sit in their seat. - But how do you deny his health? - I hear what you're saying yesterday but as they came up about a Parkinson's doctor visiting the White House. - Of course, eight times, right? - We just pull everything out our ass and nobody's talking about what was actually said in the debate. - I get it. But if the president of the United States has Parkinson's, Kev, you can't have that. - Well, I mean, he's gonna take the lesser or two evils in 'cause I'd rather have somebody in there that's looking out for me than somebody that's not. - Well, I don't care if you shake it or not. - I don't like the idea, I don't like the idea that the president says he gets tired at four o'clock in the afternoon and he has to go back. - I don't like the idea that the president won't accept if he lose or not. That's what I don't like. - Listen, I get it but I'm just gonna say, like I think that there is something to have in a president that possibly may not be altogether. And that's, I don't think it's wrong that these Democrats are saying, "Hey, maybe we need to find somebody younger "and maybe more vibrant." - Well, I'll play for you next hour, her response to that because she does talk about that. - Jennifer Granholm, Secretary of Energy. - Thank you. Thank you, Kev. Alec Baldwin is going on trial nearly three years. It's been that long after cinematographer Helene Hutchins was shot and killed on the New Mexico set up the movie Rust. Jury selection actually is happening today with opening statements expected tomorrow. What exactly is Alec Baldwin being charged with here? Dullany, involuntary manslaughter. So if the jury convicts him, he could get 18 months in prison. Remember, he was pointing a revolver at Helene Hutchins during a rehearsal when the gun went off, killing her and wounding the movie's director. Alec says he pulled back the hammer, but not the trigger and the gun fired. It has never been determined. Who brought those live rounds to the set? So Durs have to decide if Alec was negligent with the gun and they have to decide if he acted with disregard for the safety of others. And if they say he's guilty, up to 18 months. (screaming) Swifties are celebrating the era's tour anniversary of Travis Kelsey, going to Taylor's show in Kansas City with a friendship bracelet that had his phone number on it and a dream of meeting her exactly one year ago. - I was pointed that she doesn't talk before or after her shows because she has to save her voice for the 44 songs that she sings. So I was a little butt hurt. I didn't get to hand her one of the bracelets I made for her. - I remember that. - And it's such a lie because they were already hanging out. - Fast forward one year. Fans are still calling it the greatest love story of all time. And lastly, a Detroit man threw bags of cocaine onto the roofs of the Red Lobster and Texas Roadhouse Restaurants in St. Clair County as he was running from authorities. Eric Toulton was arrested by authorities by the drug task force team during this chase which was on foot. This dude allegedly threw 18 and a half grams of cocaine onto the roof of Red Lobster. Is that a lie? - Oh, man. - And 1.8 grams onto the roof of Texas Roadhouse. He was taken into custody in front of a Cudova. He also had a bunch of cash on him. He was charged with possession with intent to deliver cocaine, tampering with evidence, resisting and obstructing and maintaining a drug house. But that's how he tried to get rid of it was throwing out of the room. - Do you think there are people now climbing the Texas Roadhouse and Red Lobsters looking for this? - In St. Clair County. - They're already there for the roles, so. - Yeah. They say that a lot of times you'll talk to cops and they say that when they're pulling over somebody they'll see them throw things out the window. And a lot of times it is illegal drugs that they're throwing out or weapons. - I'm so shocked. - Yeah. - As long as I go to Chipotle. - The mug shot of this guy, I can't pull it up because I don't have a subscription to the things so it's not letting me show you, but please Google. - It looks like a man doing cocaine. - Mug shot, yes, it will. - It will make you smile today. Hey for all of today's dirty catch up on the podcast on the free iHeartRadio app, or move to the morning.com. - Go. - Celebrity dirt. - Directly from the source. (laughing) - It's Mojo in the morning's dirty on the 30. - As a proud military-friendly school, National University can help you find your calling with more than 190 degrees, certificates and credentials to choose from and support for military spouses like you. It's no surprise that 25% of NU students are service members, veterans, spouses, and dependents. Earning a degree is a commitment, but at NU, you're never alone. Our dedicated military support teams and advisors are with you every step of the way. Learn more at NU.edu. - We are back. - Such a creep. - How was that creepy? I was just telling everybody we're back. - Back. - Mojo in the morning. - Mojo. - Hi. Megan has a topic here that I hate to say that I relate to, because although I, was it a civic? I don't know. What is your question, Megan? - I think that every single person has had, well, what time is it? - Yeah, has had sex in a Honda Civic. And if you haven't, you have an experience like that. - I just had sex. - Exactly. I mean, I don't know if. But it's specific to a Honda Civic, AKA the worst car possible to actually have sex in. And I found this out recently by having a conversation with all of my girlfriend, really, you've done me a car, right? And they're like, yeah, it's like, what kind of car? - All of us, all three of us, Honda Civic. (laughing) - Why is that the car that teenagers do it in? - 'Cause it's maybe the car that their parents got for him. (laughing) Chelsea's first car, a Honda Civic. (cheering) - Chelsea on the phone! (laughing) - Actually, it's funny, because I was thinking about this. Zach, our audio director, our executive audio guy, has a Honda Civic. If anybody hasn't, Zach would like to take you to, Zach, right? - Let's go, Zach. - Zach? - The answer is yes. - Have you christened it? - Yes, maybe not in the new car, but-- (cheering) - The Honda Civic was her car, and that was-- - It was. - Lost my thing, yeah. - Thank you. - Lost my thing. - Oh, man. - There you go. - What did you lose? - He, V-card. (laughing) - Sorry to-- - He popped his Civic Cherry. (laughing) - I don't think I ever had sex in a Honda Civic, but the Honda Civic Tour on a Honda Civic. Does that count? - Does that count? - Did I? - From back in the day? - The Honda Civic Tour, who was playing? - It was all like the, like, good Charlotte. - Oh, yeah. - Oh, yeah. - The Honda Civic of James. - Yeah. - Oh, I like it. - I can't say-- (laughing) - I can't say that I've had sex in a Honda Civic, but if we're, are we, 'cause you're the judge, are we allowing six degrees of separation? - So what's the vehicle? - No, no, no, I just, my homie had a Honda Civic, I know he doesn't smash it now. (laughing) - No, no, you haven't-- - Do you hear somebody? - Yeah, you're technically still a virgin. - I guess so. (laughing) Zack's like, nah. Harley, are you there? - Yes, I am. - Harley, do we relate to what Megan said here? - Yes, the first time you, my husband, actually did the deed within his two-door Honda Civic, and he is a six-three man. - Oh, my goodness. - We decided we were gonna do it. I looked at him, I was like, you wanna do this? He's like, yeah, I was like, can you fit? And he's like, I can fit, don't worry. - We go make your feet. - You know what though, if you put both seats down, you know, aside from having the center council there, that's actually kinda comfortable. - We were in a very public parking lot, so it wasn't the best idea to do that. - Hey, I was in a church parking lot, you're better than me. - Oh, you did again. - In the Honda Civic? - Yeah, baby. - Hold on, Sarah not only had sex in a Honda Civic, what did you have, Sarah? - I got pregnant in a Honda Civic. - No way. - Yeah, yes, and not only was it, it was behind my house in an alley. - Why would you just go inside? - Yum. - Because of parents. - I was 16. - Oh, okay. - Gotcha, gotcha. - Yeah, you always, honestly, I will say this, I think that sex in any kind of a car when you're a teenager usually happens very close to your parents' house, but not in your parents' house, right? - The driveway. - Correct. - Or the park down the street. - What's up, Paul? How you doing? - Nah, not too bad. How are you? - Good, Paul. Megan's doing a little survey this morning. Who's had sex in a Honda Civic? - Oh, you haven't had sex, if you haven't had sex in a Honda Civic, I agree. And, uh-- - That's right. - Yes. (audience applauding) - It was so good that I don't have the, I don't have the Honda Civic. - How did I not see that coming? - Everybody dumped that one. - He said those seats are still his. He still has those seats for anybody that just heard the delay go off. What's going on? How you doing, Jamie? How you doing there? (audience laughing) - How are you? - We're doing okay. By the way, Zach, we should probably, let's go live to your Honda Civic here in a second, just to see the comforts of a Honda Civic. Is there a way that we can have a reenactment moment? - I'm a little too. - What's going on? - Well, my first car was a Honda Civic. And yeah, sex on a Honda Civic is awesome. They're tiny, they fit everywhere and they can hide it at least very easily. - You know, nobody suspects it, but they should, right? The cops should suspect when they see a Honda Civic parked late at night and the dome lights are on. - No, no dome lights before the windows for sure. The lights off. - Somebody's in it. By the way, I will say this about, and this is, you know, I love my American car companies, right? I love you guys. But a Honda Civic is also a car that will go like 200 plus miles, a thousand miles. - Yeah, yeah. - I know how it is there. - If you know what I mean. (laughing) - If you know what I mean. - Jamie, some people might say you were doing your civic duty. (screaming) - If you know what I mean. (laughing) (laughing) - Mandy, what's happening? It's Mojo in the morning. - Hey, I love you guys. This is actually my second time calling, but I've been a listener forever. - Oh, thank you for calling again. - Yeah, so I can't speak on a Civic, but I had a Volkswagen Beetle, and I don't recommend that one. - Oh, that's right with the Beetle. - You ever been on one? - You ever been on the back seat? - No, I just don't wanna, it's all in jail. - I don't think anybody could fit in a back seat of that car unless they're a little person or a child. - I mean, you can if you're a limber. (laughing) - Yeah, just gonna go get to make that one. - That's a bit of workin' out, maybe. - Proud about it, girl. - That's amazing. And was it a convertible or was it a hard top? - Nah, it's a hard top. (laughing) - If you know what I mean. (laughing) - Yeah, all right, enough of this. This, by the way, this show is so dumb today. - I love that. - Isn't it? Great. Yes, do we have any clients that would like to advertise that sell Honda Civics? We just got you guys a new deal. We can start advertising this weekend. Deals on Honda Civics. Meghan's doing a live remote from your dealership. - From the back seat. - From the back seat. - No, I'm sorry, Steve, sorry, Steve. We can talk about how much space there are on boards. - Call, no, call Steve and see if he's got any on the used car lot. If that was him, I'd call an auction right now and get Meghan needs her own Honda Civics, Steve. Go find one at an auction and then put it up in the front of the dealership with a sign on it, saying Meghan Civic. It's Mojo in the morning. Time now for Am I, the A-hole on the phone with us right now is initial O. I won't use your real name, I'll just say initial O. We're gonna voice this geyser. And she wants to know if what she's done is A-hole material. Oh, what is it that you did? - Hey, what's up, the morning? - Hi, good morning. - Okay, I created a fake dating profile to try and catch my boyfriend cheating. - Wow. - Oh, and did you catch him? - Yeah, I did, I caught him. And I pretended to be a girl and I literally, you know, we set up a date. And, you know, I watched him message the fake girl about where she was and, you know, when he showed up to the restaurant. And then obviously she stood him up. - Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. - He went that far that you actually, you created a profile, you set up a date and he went on the date? - Wow, Amy, he got stood up. - Okay, so nobody was there, nobody was there. - So, so what is your question is, are you an a-hole for doing that? Or is there more to this? - Well, when he got back from it, right, I asked him about his date, right? And he was confused, of course. But then we got in a big fight and then he told me it was manipulative. - He said that you're a manipulator for what you did. - Yeah. - That's why I didn't get to talk about gas lights up. So that, so you're now asking the question to all of our listeners, probably for reassurance that you're not a, you're not a bad person for doing this. Are you an a-hole for what you did? You set up your boyfriend by doing a fake dating profile. Is she an a-hole for that? - So, you, I'm assuming you suspected that there was something going on and that's why you did, you set up this fake profile. - Yeah. - Or you were just curious. - I mean, he's been different and acting weird and I just act. - Uh-huh. - 844-Mojo-Live, 844-665-6548, text is 955-00. Listen, I think that you got your answer. I don't think you're an a-hole. You would be an a-hole if you stick around with this guy. - Oh my God, okay. - Are you gonna stay with him or are you done with him? - I don't know, I don't know. I think you're going great until they weren't, you know what I mean? - What? - I don't know. - Why do you feel like an a-hole? - Because he said that to you? - He was a bad guy. - What do you say? - She feels like the bad guy. - Okay. - Yeah, I feel like the bad guy. But like, this is messed up and I'm really confused. I'm really confused. I'm glad I could talk to you, you guys, about this. - She needs some self-esteem. - I know, and I want to be really clear. I don't think you're in the wrong for catching him, all right? - I just literally bore there is this. - Right, I think what you did to find out that he was cheating now could have ended a little bit earlier. And that's the only reason why I think you might, I don't even want to say a-hole, just like, you take it a little too far. If you caught him cheating on the app and you could just do screen grabs, why send him out on the day alone? But at the same time, I'm kind of with you, Kev, like he's stepping out, you might as well embarrass him and waste his time. - 'Cause he could easily lie and be like, I was just playing a rods one to see if I could get him. - Yeah, very true, no. - I love that she kept it that far. I think she should have set it up even more than that and been at the table with him. Instead of waiting till he got home from the stood update. - By the way, if you've ever done that, please call us and tell us, share your story. 'Cause I am, I'm so curious to hear. What do we got here, textures, texting in this morning? 38 text so far, text is 95500 for Am I the A-hole? You can text 95500 or you can call it for Formo Joe Live. Out of the 38 text, this is wild. 15 of them are she's an A-hole. I'm kind of shocked by that. I thought more people would be like, no, she's not an A-hole. JC, is she an A-hole? - No, she's not. She said it went as far as to even meet up with him. - Yeah, that's what I was saying. I thought that would have been even better. - Yeah, I would have popped out on him. - Yeah. - Exactly. - Why do you think there are people texting us saying that she's an A-hole? - I don't know why, because they're cheater too, so whenever you get caught, your point will be the A-hole. - Yeah, that's true. Mojo in the morning is initial O and A-hole. - No, I don't believe so at all. She was doing what she felt was right in which she feel like one, if he was still cheating and gave her something. So she's protecting herself in the long run and protecting her body. I think she just seems to gain a little self-esteem and not stay with a man who doesn't value her or her opinion. - Anne turns it around on her and calls her the manipulator. - Dump, dump, dump, dump, dump, dump, I'm gonna dump that. You cannot say the actual word, but it's A-hole. I know that word, A- - Oh, yeah, I know. - I think that ass and the other word, which is, there's like a hole right over here, I think that it should be able to be said on the radio. - I agree. - But I think the FCC are a bunch of A-holes, but this is what I, we can't say it on the radio or we'll get a fine, but with that said, say A-hole instead. You think that she's an A-hole? - I do not think that she is a A-hole. - Okay, all right, you do not think. Okay, I thought you're, I said up here on here, she's not an A-hole, good, okay. I'm totally judging wrong. And you're raising the same as the others? This is a clear case of... Everybody's got a definitive answer. - She had a reason for wanting to do what she did and like I can see why she did it. And I don't think, I don't think she's in the wrong for it. I think that his reaction speaks for itself, but that's something she needs to talk about. - Yeah, Jaylen, what do you think? Jaylen? - Oh, sorry, hello? - Yeah, sorry. - Hi, sorry, yeah, you know how it works and stuff. But yes, I do think she's an A-hole because at the end of the day, if you can't go to your own partner and simply ask them, or if you don't have that level of honesty or trust, then I think she should have just ended it before she even started it. - But Jaylen, wait a second, you're saying if you don't have that level of trust, it's obvious she doesn't have that trust 'cause he's not a trustworthy person. But she did not have a definitive answer on whether or not he was doing it. She wanted to have some evidence before she just left him. So you think she's an A-hole for going to that length? - Yeah, honestly, he's stooping to any lower level. - Yeah, somebody's calling you on the other hand. - I'm always mad at it. - This is for us. - Yeah. I mean, he does bring up an interesting point. - He's not wrong. - No, he brings up an interesting point that if you have to go to the great lengths of setting up a profile and then setting up dates and talking to him, you already have your answer. Why not just leave him at that point? - You're not sure, but you're not the A-hole? - No, not the A-hole. And listen, when she caught him, he gaslit her and called her a manipulator. Imagine not having that actual proof and just confronting. - And just being made to think that you're crazy. - Sometimes you just need that clear and obvious proof just be a self. - Again, that is why we have so many submissions every single week for Where the Roses. 'Cause people just want that, they need that proof. Even if they have their own evidence, it's like they need to hear it. - Yeah, Lauren, what's up? - Hi, yeah. Short time listener, long time call, or first time call. (laughing) - I like that, that's all right. Lauren, what were you listening to before you started listening to us? - Well, my mom actually listened to you guys a long time ago with Four of the Roses, and then I just moved up to Michigan and started listening to you all. - I love it. - Thank you. - We're happy to have you, what's up? - So, my opinion of it is if she is actually manipulative, and she's kind of hiding it on the radio, then the guy could have just been trying to get into another relationship in order to hop out of this relationship. - Yeah. - If you get me, we don't know the girl, honestly, but if she is a manipulative person, I don't think there's been in that relationship. You gotta try to get out somehow. - But it's still bad to search for another relationship while you're currently in one. - Maybe, there's all different situations. - So, you don't think that, you don't think that he was necessarily looking to cheat. He was just seeing what his options were. - That's, yeah, that's what it was. - It's kind of like looking for jobs while you have a job. - You know what, you know what it is. - I don't know, I was just doing that as an example, but no, I don't, please don't. (laughing) Pam, what's going on, Pam, I-- - Hi, I can't fix my own husband. Did you, you did exactly what I did. - Well, I caught him. I actually had somebody on Instagram tell me they were speaking to him and he was talking bad about me. So, I actually found out that he had multiple profiles on hookup sites. - And you catfished him for how long of a time before he finally just came right out with it. - Oh, I only did it for about a week and then I took all the screenshots and confronted him and found out that he had been screwing around with somebody at work. - Oh, geez. - Oh, and are you saying husband, are you still with him? - No. - Oh, okay. - Okay, that's an ex. - From the process of the divorce. - Was it fun catfishing or was it, you know, gut-ratching? - No, honestly, my anxiety was probably through the roof the highest it's ever been. Okay, I bet that would be tough seeing the person that you trusted doing that. Leon says, I'll let you say it, Leon, but Leon says that he's just like, oh, what's up? - Oops. - No, what's going on? What's going on? I mean, I, there's some information I might be missing from the beginning, but it sounds like she tested him. You have to result that she didn't, right? So for me, like, yeah, I've been a pretty manipulative character in my past, but as a male, if my woman is doing this as a test to me, I don't want to have anything to do with you. So for my opinion, this is great because she was talking a woman that I personally would not have nothing to do with, in fact, a type of relationship. So really, I think they're both coming out ahead because they both got issues, and if there's nothing with talking. - So you're saying, he called her a manipulator. You say that she is a manipulator, and you say he's awesome, but he's also a manipulator. - I'm going, again, I missed some information. I'm not sure if he did something to cause or to set that emotion. - What she said, she said he did. - Yeah, she said that he, she started noticing that he was on dating sites, and she just wanted to catch him, ran, handed. - Yeah, of course I get that. I don't know if it was addressed, and there is this straight line, addresses, and hey, I'm not, this is a problem with relationships. In this thing, people don't want to communicate with one another. They would rather trap each other and say, "Look, what I can't, I caught you." Rather than saying, "Hey, there's an issue. Here's what I'm noticing." So if people actually cared about, they cared about the relationship, it would start communicating to do better. Men would do better, women would do better, and the whole world would be better. But the problem is, people don't want to communicate. They'd rather, "Got you." - You know what, you may be right in not knowing. Kim actually just called in with this question. What was your question, Kim? - How did she even know he was on the dating app? - Was she on there? - Well, that's a very good point. Let me ask her that question, 'cause of both you and that last guy who said the same exact thing. I don't think we got this from you, O. How did you know that he was on dating app? - Okay, so I have a couple of friends who have you. I have to find love, you feel me? They're on the dating site, you know. I'm not on the dating site because, you know, I'm not achieving some bad, but my friends did see him on there. So I'm like, "Okay, let me try to get a matching matching going "and lo and behold." - That's okay, so that's, there you go. - That makes sense. - Yeah, so the proof is in the pudding as they say. - Yeah, you're not a manipulator, you're not an a-hole. - Thank you. - Now you gotta go move on and get passes. - Well, I mean, you're already on a dating site, so now you can just find someone here. - I know what your parents are. - That's actually not a bad idea. - Oh, that's what I got. - What are you doing, man? - Wouldn't it be nice to be on a dating site as somebody else and just-- - Oh, hell nah. - I think it'd be-- - No, why would you do that when it comes time to meet us? - If I wanted to date Meghan and Mojo showed up? (laughing) - And then it'd be like, "Hey, there's Mojo." (laughing) "Mojo in the morning." - Thank you and good luck to you. - It is Mojo in the morning. I'm gonna go on record and do a commentary right now. I got a commentary. Guys, our idiots. Now back to you. (laughing) Now here's my commentary. Ready? I recently was visiting family in Chicago and actually got a chance to do dinner with our old producer, Ellen, who used to work here on the show. Did everybody remember who Ellen is? - No. - I know. (laughing) I know, I know. We miss Ellen, we love Ellen. She now lives in Chicago and she's very successful and I'm very proud of her for that. - We hate her for it. - And she looks great too, by the way. She actually looks really good. Is this bad to say that she's lost weight and she looks amazing? Because I don't think that she looks amazing just 'cause she lost weight, but she looked amazing, right? - Oh, this is what that little email word on it. - Okay, right. I always feel bad about that 'cause sometimes when, what, you didn't think I looked good before? Whatever. - You could be honest, some people do look better than her. - Well, listen, everybody does. I think, well, there are some people that don't look good. They don't look healthy when they're really-- - Yeah, skinny butt. - Y'all need to watch your mouth. Y'all are within punching distance. - It's facts. I look better than her. I didn't get it, so I was gonna ask for open. I was gonna ask for those. I was like, yeah, bro. - But she looks amazing. She actually was fun to hang out with. I'm gonna move on to pass this part. - Please. - 'Cause this will be all that people will hear out of the whole conversation. But Ellen was having dinner with my sister, Tracey, and her husband, and her daughter, and her son-in-law. And we were all together and we were having a conversation and she started talking about dates and dating. And she's been dating, as we all know, when Ellen was on the show. She talked a lot about her dating here in town. And dating seems like it's better in Chicago. Well, she tells me a story about how you get to, she called it the fourth date. She goes, any time that you go and you meet a guy on a dating app, you get at least four dates out of them before they all turn into spitheads. They all turn into idiots, okay? And she's explaining like some of the people that she's gone on dates with and how first date, great, second date. Oh my God, it's unbelievable. Third date, great. Fourth date on, and then they fall off. All right, it's the fourth date. And I've heard this from so many different people, including KP has told me about this before on our show. She talked about it before. I've had friends of Chelsea's that are single fourth date. Oh, that's awesome. And then after the fourth date, the guy turns, you know, crazy. I have a theory and I'm gonna say this and guys are gonna get pissed at me. And now you're gonna go back and you're gonna go listen to Dave and Chuck the Freak or Free Baron Hot Wings or whoever. I think that dating apps have screwed guys up. And here's the reason why. Actually, not just dating apps. I think this all goes back to dating apps, porn, TikTok. It's a new generation where guys are emboldened to pretty much do whatever the hell they wanna do. And I think that women need to like all stand up and say, I've had enough and I'm not gonna take it anymore. - We're not. - Right, because I think what happens is with guys is, and this is, I didn't have dating apps when I was dating. I didn't even have, I don't think the amount of porn that you have nowadays. Like, you know what I mean? Like porn wasn't as easily accessible. I think guys, it's like the video game generation where you are, you know what? Yeah, this was really kind of cool, but I'd have to actually put effort into this relationship and actually, you know, put my good foot forward. And then they just decide to go back and do it all over again. And I think that you should have, every dating app should have an expiration on a guy. If a guy's on there, or constantly going back and back and forth, he should be kicked off the dating app. Because I think that the problem is, they don't focus on what they're hoping, or what the dating app is meant for. And that is to find a relationship. - Is there, are there any dating apps that have like, like a Yelp, that's that? - Yes, it's called their Facebook group chat. - No, I know that those things exist, but I'm talking like if Bumble or Hind had like their profile, but then underneath it had like the Yelp reviews. (laughing) - Yeah, from people who have actually gone out on a date with that person, good and bad. - Yeah, but I don't always think that's fair, because just because you're my yuck doesn't mean you're not somebody else. - A million percent, I just didn't know if that existed. - No, okay. - But it should. - On any of it. - I think that's right. I think it's basically that secret Facebook group or whatever it is that's out there. But I think honestly, if guys knew that they were being rated by what kind of jerks they are, I don't think that they would do this, because I don't hear about women that are doing this to guys. I see a majority of the women that I know that are on dating apps truly looking for a relationship. They want something long-term. The guys are looking just to get their D what. And I think that the problem is that when I was dating, we all wanted to get the D, you know what. - Thank you. - You talk about it. - But we also knew that eventually we wanted to have something long-term. And we couldn't just instantly go swiping, you know, right after a date. - Speaking from this like level of evolved man, and you need to go back to Daniel D-Wetmojo. It's some women on these apps too that's just trying to get the AP with. - Absolutely. - And I think this four-day spithead thing didn't just happen because of these dating apps. This has been going on for a long time. And I think four-day's is enough to see if you are interested in somebody. And maybe it just gets to a point where we have four-day 10 and I'm realizing we don't have anything in common. Where do we talk about it at this point? Why are they so great though? But why were they so great? 'Cause everybody, I was probably the best. Well, our workload is a bit different, but I'm sure employees are the greatest, their first month in. Everybody's energy is the best when they're first hired. Like everything is like that. - But you can only make it three dates before that starts to crumble. That's the part that's wild. - But how many dates? 'Cause nine times out of 10, a man is probably spending the money on a date. How many dates am I supposed to go on if I don't feel it? Is five the number where I like-- - No, no, no, no. You don't have to-- - You don't have to feel it. I'm not even asking you to feel it. If you don't feel it, tell me. Don't waste my time, don't waste your time. But don't, and it's weird 'cause we're not getting into like a lot of details, but the way guys can change and just become really disrespectful and respectful. But it's not about emotions. It's about, you can still be respectful and end things without turning into like a monster. - Well, I can't defend a monster. I think it's easier, and this is just, I can only speak for myself 'cause I have the ability to disassociate myself from certain things just 'cause of childhood trauma. But I think it's easier for guys to just immediately cut ties with something and move on. - For sure, absolutely. And my problem also is not with-- - Some guy. - And I think, yeah, we are talking about hookup culture here. I have no problem with that. If that is what you're upfront about on the app. But when you're not upfront about that, and I spend my time talking to you, and within the first day, you say, "I have a hot tub come on over." And now you've just treated me as a meat object that I didn't sign up for. - That's different than the four day things. - I'm just saying, I like one example, what is happening on date four? - I asked this question. I said, "Well, you probably gave up sex on the fourth date." She's like, "No, all of 'em are different. We've all had different ones." Some of 'em, there was no sex at all. And I was waiting and holding out. I think it's the four day thing where, I think a guy gets their ADD or something goes off or their APP, their attention, penis. - It's so easily accessible. There's a thousand more, more than that. There's thousands of more people that they can just, to them, I always think about it this way. They might have a good fish in Ellen, but they're like, "Hmm, I think I can find it." - I'll throw it back. - I'll throw it back. - But because of the high rate of people hooking up, which is, I'm not judging, like that, you do you boo. But because it is so easily accessible, it puts so much pressure on people who don't wanna have sex early in the relationship to be like, "If I don't do this, they're just gonna move on to the next person on the app." If that's-- - Wait, yeah. I know, I think you're, I think that's a really good point. And that's probably why people have sex probably even sooner, but I actually felt like when I was dating in the dating process, if I didn't make, not a commitment, but if I didn't actually get serious, I was gonna lose somebody because there was other people that were out there. Imagine nowadays with all these apps, who cares, you gotta buy, like that's a problem. - Is that not a good thing though? 'Cause what I just heard, correct me if I'm right, here's another therapy thing. Did I just hear you, or what I just heard was, you committed earlier because of the pressure of losing that person. - Well, then you were actually ready to commit. - Don't back me into a corner. - No, that's what I heard. - I'm just saying, what I'm saying, what I'm saying is, I found a great person that I shared a lot of, you know, common interest and likes with, and I wasn't going, I wish I would have ordered that other thing. You know, like, I focus on what I'm focused on, and that is the person that you're with, and not focusing on going back on, I know guys that go on dates, and they're with a date going, and let me look and see who else is in my inbox. - Like watching TV ambient on your phone, to say. - Exactly, yeah, that's exactly it. - Okay, what's up, it's Mojo in the morning. - Hey, good morning. I don't know if I'm the right one to speak on this, 'cause I'm the 18th to three, four years. I know it was a man, 'cause I'm done with dating. But I think that if they charge for these date apps, more men will take it seriously, 'cause if you meet someone on the app that they had to pay for, then they are probably looking for more mysterious relationships than just a hookup. - That's actually an interesting point, 'cause I think they did a study that found that people that paid for dating services had more success than people that went on the free dating apps. - Yeah, because you're not gonna pay if you're just looking to get, you know, brittle on. - Yeah. - If you're looking for, I would pay more at to believe somebody who paid for an app to find their certificate other than I would on plenty of this or whatever. - Yeah, no, that's a good point. Sarah, what's up, it's Mojo in the morning. - Hi, everyone, how are you? - Good morning. - We're good, what's going on? - Yeah, I just wanted to add that I feel like technology and like social media and dating apps these days, it makes it like really easy to have that like infant gratification. - Yes. - So if you're not getting what you want from someone, it's so easy to swipe and get it from the next, like it's more of like a business than like actually trying to find someone to be in a relationship with. - I can see how that could be a negative, but isn't it in a way a positive, because I would want to realize that I'm not gratified in this experience earlier than after wait five or six months to realize I'm not. - I think you're coming at it from the mentality of I'm looking for a partner. And in that case, I agree with you, don't waste my time, but if you're looking at it from the other perspective, then it's just, I'm not getting what I want next. - Right, instead of actually getting to know somebody who taking the time to get to know them and who they truly are. - If we not click it by four dates, bro, it's a wrap. - This is the reason why they want to take phones away from young kids, because they think that the kids are just focused on the technology and not focused on interaction with people one on one. I think that's where the problem lies in, where these four dates happen, and then the guys instantly go, you know, and I could be home right now, door-dashing and watching Mia Khalifa in porn, you know. Like, honestly, I only know her because-- - I said the bear, you said that, okay. - I only know her because Mike was such a big fan of Mia. I'm gonna throw him under the box. - To defend Mike, who is Mia Khalifa? That's what you would say. - She's an Oscar award-winning actress. What's up, Paul? Hi. - Hey, how's it going? - Good buddy, what's going on? - Hey, so I know Kev's got my back here. He was speaking up for the boys. I just wanted to say, I know you were kind of saying that it's like fourth date, and then the guys always like, hey, something changes and they just stop talking, and I agree with the last lady that I was on, and she's like, the dating apps I've created, these, it makes everything disposable to both parties, and I just wanted to say that really definitely does go both ways. I've been on the sending end of that, and I've been on the receiving end of that too, and yeah, it does suck, they really do make it so that these people, this person with a soul, is just disposable to this other person, and you're like, hey, I don't like you anymore, I don't have to talk to you anymore. - Yeah, no, that is, it's disposability, that is the reason why I think that there is a problem. Every, you know, you're right, women are disposing of guys, as much as guys are probably disposing of women, but Avery, what's up? - Hi, first time, long time? - Hey, Avery's on the phone! - What's going on, Avery? Sound very mellow, what's up? - So, I actually have like a couple friends that will literally are on dating sites that will literally go on a new date, like three or four times a week just to get like a free meal out of the guy. - Yeah, we talked about that a lot. - You know what I say to that, Avery, those are bad women. (laughing) - Yes, those are bad women, and then there are guys that go not for the free meal, they go for sex, right? - But sometimes I don't understand why that's so hard. It's like, we can call out other women and be like, that's bad behavior, but like guys have a hard time being like, this is bad male behavior. - Avery, do you think it's bad that guys just don't want to focus on trying to be in a relationship but are on a relationship app? - So, I personally think, 'cause I'm on dating sites, and I'm the person that I am ready for a relationship and I feel like dating apps ruin it for other guys that are actually serious and there's a lot of girls out there that don't want to go on dates with people because, oh, this person just wants to hook up or this person just wants me for this one thing, and it ruins it for all the other guys who are actually on those sites for a good reason. - That's an interesting perspective because I would look at it this way. If you're a guy that's truly looking for a relationship, these guys are helping you by being asses because all you have to do is make it to the fifth date. If you make it to the fifth date, this woman that potentially could be your future long-term girlfriend or wife even goes, wow, this Avery guy is actually really nice. I've gone on 20 other dates with guys that didn't even make it this long. Am I wrong in saying that or no? - No, you're not wrong, but I was talking to this girl like, probably about a month or so ago, who literally, like, we met in person other than on a dating app and she literally didn't, like, I was nice, just a good person, and she literally was like, what's wrong with you? I'm like, it's just 'cause I'm not an a-hole. And I'm like, I-- - She's waiting for the shoe to drop, yeah. That is, and you're right though, that's crazy. You almost have to prove to yourself that way because so many guys have screwed her over. - Yeah, this is dating, luckily you're in the dating field now because it's awful. - That's right here. It's terrible, I hate it. - Avery, you're a single guy, how old are you? - I'm 26. - There you go. - Would you like to meet any of the ladies, any of the women? - I look at guys, I'm going, this guy sounds like a nice guy, you know what I mean? - I went to you guys' hotel hookup party. - Did you really? - Did you get any phone numbers? - I got a couple, but nothing serious. I was the second runner up in the dating thing. - Oh, okay. - Like an last person that got eliminated. - Okay, there were some good looking guys in that thing. - I'm trying to remember which one you were, who you are, I'll have to look back at pictures. - Keep swingin' the light blue jacket on. - Okay, oh yeah, it was a two piece, wasn't it? - Yeah. - All right. - You came with the cowboy. - Oh, no, no, no, I'm stiff, I'm stiff, no, no. - I never mind. (laughing) - There you go, you're good. (laughing) - Well Avery, I wish you luck, buddy. I wish you luck in this world. This is crazy, you're right. This is crazy. All right, that does it. I don't know how to end this. - I love when you're done with the Taffa Killie. (laughing) - Traver, last words from you. Would you wanna say Traver? (laughing) - First time long time. - Yes, Traver's on the phone. (horn honking) I just think dating after just like a buffet, you can't decide what you want, there's too many options. (laughing) - You know what, eat 'em all. That might be actually the way to end it. That is true. Where do you start on the buffet? 'Cause I go right past the salad. (laughing) - I've past the salad too. - Yeah, go right to the meats. - Tastemakers in the watch game like Gear Patrol have called their ceramic watch material almost magical and deemed their adventure ready CaliDiver automatic GMT, the best sub $500 dive watch, full stop. It's our friends at movement. A movement watch is built to run with precision, purpose, and X factors needed to make the best of the time you keep. From their best selling automatics to innovative ceramics to more clean, inspired designs. Find your new movement now at mvmt.com. That's mvmt.com. - Mojo in the mornings. - Dirty on the 30. - Get you the dirty and let's get through this 'cause we got War of the Roses right afterwards. - Oh, I will be fast, okay. - No, no, just shoot, yeah. - So Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez, it's like all eyes are on them all day long. But people who are close to them are telling me that the chances of them repairing whatever has gone down in their marriage at this point are pretty much slim to none. A source who's close to J.Lo said she still loves Ben. She's still smitten with him. But right now she's on this kick of health, happiness, and joy for herself and her kids for the summer reconciling with Ben and fixing whatever's wrong is not at the top of that list. And if you remember us talking before the 4th of July holiday, we've heard from a couple of different people that their marriage has been over for months. And to me, it seems like Jennifer Lopez confirmed that information when she posted a clip of her 2021 music video for a song called Cambia El Paso on Instagram. Some of the lyrics when you translate them from Spanish to English read, "Her life is better now without him. "She doesn't need anyone to be well. "She does not fail." Very interesting to me. Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer being interviewed by George Stephanopoulos on Good Morning America This Morning to talk about President Biden's campaign. - He has my full support. I'm a co-chair for the Biden-Harris campaign. I have great confidence in this president. He's got receipts. He's delivered for the American people. And I'm glad that he's ready to continue this fight. - What do you say to your fellow Democrats like Senators Patty Murray, John Tester, who say he still has to prove his fitness answer questions? - I respect the conversation that's happening. And certainly I think what we've seen from the president is an eagerness to get out and about. He's gonna be in Michigan later this week. He's getting all across the country. I think he's shown that he's got the energy and he's ready to take this on. - And also on the rumor that she could be a viable replacement should he decide at any time to drop out of the presidential race. - And I know you've called questions about whether you're gonna jump into the race of distraction. So, but is it your position that you're not gonna jump in the race even if President Biden drops out? - Yeah, I don't foresee any change in this race. And the president and the vice president have my full support. - And lastly, Diddy's social media post. - But if she was asked, you know, she would do it. I mean, tell me. It's like, come on. - I was interested in the answer. - Yeah. - She left. She didn't close any doors. - She's so good at the way she interested. - She supported that. She supported what the current structure is. - She has to. - She didn't close a door. - Because if he should say, I'm not gonna run, then now she at least, or he at least or the Democratic party knows, he was at least supportive of it. - All the way. - I think it's gonna be interesting. 'Cause I think it's her. And then I think it's the governor of Newsome, of California. - Yeah. - Of California. - Who looks like the president from Scandal. - Scandal. - He looks at it. - So much. - Yeah. Did he social media post lately? I don't know if any of you follow him. I do not, but I obviously had to check up for this story. It makes him look like he is living life to the fullest. There's one where he's whitewater rafting, another where he's flying somewhere on his private jet. Well, his ex, Cassie Ventura, has had enough. She is responding to this madness through her attorney, Douglas Wigder, who tells TMZ, quote, I don't think whitewater rafting will prepare him for the choppy waters that lie ahead. Another of Diddy's victims, Adria English's attorney, also weighing in, saying after seeing defendant combs whitewater rafting and getting around on his personal plane, seemingly enjoying life despite all of the atrocities he has caused and has been accused of by countless individuals over decades, Miss English is even more motivated to ensure that justice prevails. - Doesn't he remind you right now of right before Jeffrey Epstein got arrested and went to trial and all that stuff? Like, that's what it reminds me of with Diddy. Like, it's the calm before the storm. - It's finding like nothing's wrong. - And I don't know if he's doing it imaging wise because he's trying to just stay, you know, mentally out of the game. I think I'd be, if I was him, I'd be finding that island somewhere right now and going and hiding. - Yeah. - I don't know. - Hey, for all of today's dirty, you can catch up on all of the podcasts on the iHeartRadio app or check out MojoInTheMorning.com. ♪ Yay ♪ ♪ It's a dirty morning, make some need ♪ ♪ Go ♪ ♪ Get more dirt ♪ ♪ And mojo in the morning ♪ ♪ Social media ♪ ♪ The latest craze ♪ ♪ It's mojo in the morning's dirty on the 30 ♪ ♪ Get your home for more than roses ♪ ♪ On mojo in the morning ♪ - Yana. - Hello. - Hey, you guys have been married for seven months and you think that he's cheating on you? - Yeah. - Who is it that you think that he's cheating with? - I think he's cheating on you with his ex. - Wow, and is this something that you just have had feelings about recently or has this been something ongoing? - It has been ongoing. We recently went on our honeymoon and his phone was blowing up and he was like, oh, it's cameras. You know, it's a number of people coming up blocked or like weird and sudden cameras. But I know it's his ex. - Wow. - 'Cause I was posting on my Instagram, my stories and everything, you know, our honeymoon. And I could see she was looking at it. - Yeah, but just because somebody's looking at your Instagram stories. I mean, that they're hooking up. I mean, I creep on my exes all the time. We're not hooking up. - I don't creep on my exes at all. And she says, you know, it's little stuff that she's been throughout our relationship of just texting him and calling him and I've definitely caught it before. I thought it would be different once we married. You know what I mean? They just kind of were odd. - What kind of stuff did you catch them talking about? - Oh, I don't catch them talking about you. No, just like, in the window. Like, you know, like, probably sexual, like, stuff. - Lirty. - Basically. - And they don't have kids together. So it's not like he should be even talking to her. - Mm-mm. - So you obviously confronted him about that. And what was his excuse? - Uh, his excuse was just that I'm trippin' and... Now, this is before and I'm talking about before, you know, we got married everything, like that. - Right. - When his phone was blowing up, he just said, "This camera sounds as extreme." - So he's turned it back on you, that you're the crazy one. - Yeah, I'm crazy. It's not in being like, nobody's boy, it's not a sex. - But I think everything that you've said and everything that, you know, we've kind of pointed out, it could just be all coincidental, but you still wanna have us call him and her and do a three-way call, "War of the Roses." And then see what they're like talking to each other. - Mm-hmm. 'Cause I know, there's not a coincidence. - Here's the problem, if you do this and there's nothing, then now you look like the crazy person that's checking in on these guys. - I will gladly do crazy then and I will let it go 'cause I will not want that anymore to have a loyal husband and not have to, you know, go through all this. - Okay, so we just wanna make sure that you know that. All right, we're hoping that nothing comes about of this, but we'll see what's going on. It's Mojo in the Morning War of the Roses. I want you to mute your phone so that you can let us dial these guys up and they don't get suspicious that they can hear somebody else on the phone 'cause it's already crazy enough when they think that the others calling 'em, okay? - Okay. - All right, mute your phone. It's War of the Roses three-way call. (phone ringing) (phone ringing) (phone ringing) (phone ringing) - Hello? (phone ringing) - Hi. - Hey. - Hey. - Hey, what's up, girl? What's your own? - Yeah. - Why are you calling me? - What you mean, I'm not calling you. - I mean, you brought up my (beep) you know I'm with Diana. - Okay, so? - I mean, you could say Mary as long as I get my eye. - But, I'm just (beep) and this is who I love you, girl. (phone ringing) - Hey, what's your name? - I love you. - Yeah, and this is who I love you, girl. - No, this is why you so (beep) me. You know I shouldn't have made me. - So, hey, you crazy. - Like you like them, stop playing with me. - I mean, you know what I like, so, yeah? I do like it, you know? - Son of a, why are you with that girl? - I mean, come on, you know. We've been together for a long time, you know, so. - Okay. - And we've been together and we're better together. - I mean, I know I still want to be with you, though. - Okay, so when you're taking me on a honeymoon, like (beep) - I told you, I mean, when I get a chance, you know? - Okay, but you've been saying that forever and then you picked this other bitch, right? - Listen, I told you I'm gonna take care of you, okay? You better worry about nothing. - Okay. - Well, it's gonna be okay, I got you. - Okay, well, I miss you. - I miss you, too. I got you something, too. - Really? - Mm, I got you a gift, yeah. - What the (beep) did you buy her? What are you buying her kids for? - Hello? - I was a (beep) - Hello? - Oh, oh, it's (beep) - Yeah, and if you call me bitch, one more time, bitch, it's up, it is really up. - Okay, but you hear your man (indistinct) - I do, come with that. - Come with me? - Yeah, okay, that's easy. - Can you stop, come with me? - Ken, Ken, Ken, this is the Mojo in the morning show. In ION, I call this up to see what was going on between you and your ex, and just heard everything that you just said. And ION, he hung up the phone. Is the other woman on the phone? - Yeah. - Who, what is your name? - Do I have to tell you or? - Well, you don't have to, but obviously ION and knows who you are. And it can stay that way. Like, this is none of my business. I don't know why I'm even involved in this, so. - But you under, this is your, none of your business? Do you understand? - You inserted yourself into this business. - He inserted me into this business. I don't get how this is somebody's husband. I have no loyalty to this bitch, and I'm the one that everybody's coming at. I don't get that. - How would you? - She literally heard her man, saying he loved me, and she's coming at me. That's crazy. - But first off, you understand that you got a woman here who just married a guy that she thinks is faithful to her, and you're the person that is messing around knowing that they're married, that they're a married couple. - Okay, but he's though I'm not married to the bitch, so like, I don't have to be faithful. Y'all need to call here that up and talk to him because. - I get that, but how would you feel if some other woman was messing around with your man? - I'd (beep) leave him. And I wouldn't be stupid on the (beep) radio calling these (beep) people like, you look dumb bitch, stand the (beep) up. That man does not want you. He's texting me, calling me every night on y'all's honeymoon. And y'all would call him, but those will return (beep) calls. Like, talk to him, bro, but please. - Ayana? (sighs) - I'm over here just, and not trying to jump through his phone right now. That's what I'm trying to do. - Jump through it. - I already know where you say it, so. - Well, I don't know, this is a good idea. - You can't meet me, I'm sorry. You can't meet me, I'm sorry. - Ayana, that's not gonna get us anything good out of this. You don't need that. And Ayana's husband, Ken's friend, you just look at him as just the guy you're playing with. - I mean, yeah, he's a guy that I'm playing with, he's playing with me, he's playing with her. Like, he's probably playing with other bitches too, so. - Would you marry him? - No. - 'Cause you know he wouldn't be faithful to you. - 'Cause I'm not a stupid bitch, like old girl. - Say it one more time, please. - 'Cause I'm not a stupid bitch. - You know what, no, no, no, no. - You keep messing with Ken, you keep stalking me. You keep talking to me, I'm gonna keep doing it. And I'm gonna keep doing it. And I'm gonna keep doing it 'cause he's gonna keep letting me, period, like talk to your man, like, I don't get. Now we're happy to have conversation, like, okay, okay? - Hold on, hold on one second. This is the home of War of the Roses. - Mojo. - Mojo in the morning. - Mojo, he's charming and sweet, unless you're a cheater. Then he'll embarrass you live on the air. - I'm always on the (beep) town here. - Mojo in the morning. - Call Mojo in the morning. 844, Mojo live. 844, 665, 6548. - War of the Roses. A seven month marriage. And you find out that he's cheating. Sam, this girl that he's cheating with. - Ooh, she's got my blood boiling right now. - Oh my God. - How are you gonna say it's not your business when you know he just got married? You're saying you married the wrong one. Why don't you take me on a honeymoon? But she wants to play the innocent card. She knows he's married. - Yeah, and by the way, I don't know if I'd mess with her. - And she's killed. - I don't know if I'd mess with. - Yes. Oh my gosh. My blood is boiling for that girl. - She sounds crazy. Like she keeps poking and poking and poking at Ayanna. What's up Mojo in the morning? What's up Jamie? - So I'm not exactly sure who said it, but definitely the side girl. I agree with the last caller. She really is irritating me like my blood boiling before watching into work. But she literally got inserted into the situation when she let her insert. - Well, there you go. - It is a honeymoon. - Self in the middle of it. - Yes, right. Thank you for finishing that sentence. (laughing) Wow. Bye. (laughing) Raven, what's up? It's Mojo in the morning. Where are the roses? - Hi. I cannot believe all these people are saying that it's, you know, this girl's fault. She has no loyalty to the married woman. The married man is 100% in the wrong, and he should be the only one taking any fault for this, because he's the only one that should be loyal to his wife. - Talk about it, Raven. - I'm sorry. I don't know why anybody in the whole world has ever had a problem with the other woman. She's not the problem. - Yeah. Listen, I get it. I don't want to sit there. I'm afraid she'll come after us. (laughing) I wanted you to cross your own mission. - Yeah. (laughing) - I definitely think he's poking the bear, but he's not wrong in it being not her fault. - Yeah. - I feel like if you don't know the guys in a relationship, then you're not-- - You're off the hook. - No, there's more to it. - You're off the hook. - No, there's more to it. - I also think that he's in a relationship. - Yeah, but he was. And I think that's where the guy is more responsible, 'cause he is stepping out on his relationship. But if you know, you are responsible too. - You're responsible too. - But here's the thing. - I think they both are. - Here's the thing. This is where the twist comes into play after we did the three-way call "War of the Roses." We ended up going back to Iana, the wife, and talking to her and wanted to see if we can get them to talk to each other and calm down 'cause we didn't want anything bad to happen, and here's what happened. You can't be disrespected like you were just disrespected and I'm not just talking about this woman disrespecting you. I'm talking about your husband disrespecting you. - Yeah. - I told you. I told you from the very, from the beginning, from the jump before y'all called them, the gospel was happening. And it's been happening for a long time, but you're right, yup. - But you got to be the one that takes the next step and takes control of this whole thing. That the girl that he's messing around with called us back and wants to say something. Are you okay if I pick her up? - I don't really want to hear from her anymore. - Okay. - They can have each other honestly. - I'm going to put you on hold then, and I'm going to let you talk to our producers, and hold on one second, okay? - Hi. - Hello. - A lot of people think that you are, you're not a very good person. I'll just put it that way. - I don't care what people think. - Can I just have a pinch of her confidence? - You don't feel bad at all. - No. - Is this the first time you've been with a married person? Is this like a something that you're interested in when looking for a partner? Is this from you like thrills in some way? Or is this just a one-off and you think this is funny? - See, what y'all are not understanding is that this is my ex. Like, this isn't just some man off the street that I was like, okay, well, he's married, let me go with him. This is somebody that I've been, we've been together since high school, we have a history together like, and then he actually cheated on me with her. But nobody, nobody want to talk about that. It's always point fingers at the woman. So it's just kind of like... - Oh no, he's a bad guy. - I don't know, she's getting, she's kind of getting what she deserves, like, at the end of the day. And then it's like, he's going to cheat. Y'all met through him cheating on his girl. So you really expect him to be faithful to you? That's how y'all met? Like, I don't feel sorry for the bitch at all. And she's been knowing that he's been cheating on her and she's insane. So I'm like, I don't give a f***. - Are you even interested in him or is this just you seeking revenge? - No, it's me just having fun, honestly. - Wow. - I'm mad at you. - I'm kind of turned on. I don't know. (laughing) - My mind is... - I'm kind of see her point. - I gotta do. - I do, but like, I don't think you just get to inflict that onto others. Like, you're fine. - I ain't saying it's right, but I ain't saying it's wrong. (laughing) - Terrible. Bitch! - Does that change things? I mean, listen, does that change knowing that they met through cheating and they met cheating on that relationship? - For who? - Does it change people's feelings about this woman that you just heard being very bold about, you know, cheating with a married man, but the way that that married man met that wife was, they cheated on them when... - That doesn't give an excuse for it to be okay. Like, that doesn't, he still made the decision to commit and get married, right? - Mm-hmm. - No, I get, he's at fault, but I get, he's at fault, but everybody is pointing the finger at this girl. - Right. - I just, everybody wanted to be girls, girls. It's so, it's unpopular to not put any blame and any fault on, I don't know what I'm trying to say. It's extremely popular and easy to blame this side chick because you notice she's in a relationship. - Right. - But she has no loyalty to that relationship. Is it a bad, does it speak to her character that she knows he's in a relationship and she chooses to ignore that? Yes. But I don't think it's a right or wrong thing. - But she's not in a relationship. - But she was also done dirty. - True. - And I miss how you lose her sometimes. - I still think it's a wrong thing. And it does speak to her character. Do I think that he needs to be held the most accountable here? Yeah. - Agreed. Hey, what's up? It's Mojo in the morning. What did you want to say? - Hey, Mojo. Hey, family. Listen, let me break it down for you real quick. Okay. He is a thousand percent in the wrong. Homegirl on the side. First of all, you gave us one little small piece of the story. Y'all could have been high school sweetheart. Everybody cheated high school. We don't know when he cheated, how he cheated, and how long ago that was. Baby girl, that man is Mary. That ain't no boyfriend, girlfriend. That is a commitment and a company. Between a man and a woman take your raggedy tail. Throw her and sit down and stop messing with that Mary man. You are, this is much a spot if he is. Because you know he is Mary. Period, plain blank. That's all I wanted to say. I love y'all. - Troy, I'll tell you real quick. I know you about the dig. You dropped the mic on now. But quick, quick question for you. If they were in a relationship. - What did you go with that? - I just got a relationship. I mean, I just got a question. If they were in a relationship that predated this marriage, or whatever, how she put it, they were in a relationship. They were happy, whatever case it was. And now his current wife cheated with him. And that's what broke up their relationship. If they never stop dating, then how is she in the wrong? - So I understand your point of view. But that's why I say she gave us a little teeny tiny bit of the context that they were together. We don't know when they were together. We don't know how long it was. For all we know they could have been on a break. Now, if they were truly together, and the wife knew they were together and cheated, then yes, she's in the wrong. However, they both decided to break up with each other at some point. So I'm not saying it's not relevant, but we adopt. So at some point in your adult life, you made a conscious decision to leave him and he made a conscious decision to leave her. And he moved on. Well, some of them. - That's what I'm saying. - That's what I'm saying. - Well, if they still smash it, man, there was no collaboration. - I think that we don't know exactly what happened, but let's just put it this way. They all don't look good. - True. - Even the wife doesn't look good. - Right. Isn't the marriage the separation? - Well, not if he didn't cut it off. - That's when it should have been over with. Yeah. It was when she did that. Sydney actually wants to say something. What's up, Sydney? - Sorry. - Hi. How are you guys? - What's up? Hi. - So I just want to say, like, I believe in karma through and through, and I think all of them are going to get the karma that they deserve. I mean, it's double-ended, you know? Like, the wife's going to get what she came, like, had coming to her, and now the girlfriend or ex-girlfriend, she's going to get what's coming to her, and so is the husband. - Yes. Sad part is, I think the guy always ends up looking, you know, I hate to use the word roses, but he smells like roses in the end. He just moves on to another relationship and ends up screwing other people over. Thank you. - Absolutely. - Thank you for the call. If you missed the word of the roses, I'd go back and listen to it. The podcast is up right now, so you can actually hear the freeway call. And we are done for today. Our "More Mojo" podcast will be happening after the show is over with, so as soon as I push the button to send you to music, we will get to our "More Mojo" podcast. It's hosted this week by KP, so she's going to be coming up with the topic for the "More Mojo" podcast. And did you guys know that "More Mojo" podcast live is happening on Friday, August the 16th at the Imagine in Canton, and it benefits breaking down her in Christmas wish. If you haven't heard about this already, so our podcast live show is going to be on a Friday night with tickets that are going to be available for just a small price of $25. That's a donation that actually will be donated to "Breaking and Entering Christmas Wish." And you get to be part of our studio audience. You get to be part of the podcast live. 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