Feb. 26, 2026

Bone Smashing Bambi | Thursday 02.26.26

Bone Smashing Bambi | Thursday 02.26.26
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We start off today talking about the Kentucky man who was arrested for screwing a dead deer on the side of the road.  Then we learn about bone smashing, talk about the deaths so far in 2026 including Robert Carradine, and the Whataburger manager who gavea Whatabeating.  

LINKS:

Kentucky Man Arrested For Screwing Dead Dear On Side Of Road

The New Bone Smashing Trend

Robert Carradine, 'Revenge of the Nerds, 'Lizzie McGuire' actor, dead at 71 | FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth
Celebrity deaths of 2026: The entertainers and artists we lost this year | FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth

WhatABeating


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It is time believe your worries outside and laugh with

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us inside the Treehouse. I'm Daniel Mallley along with Trey

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Trendholm and Jerry Caldwell. Just when you thought the news

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this week couldn't get any stupid, or we get these

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two stories to close out the week. A man was

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caught being a dead deer. Uh, and bone smashing is

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going viral. I think I'm going to start with the

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man being a dead deer and then we'll awkwardly segue

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into bone smashing. And I hope to god you don't

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know what that is yet, and if you do, just

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pretend you don't.

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I I can't even fathom what, because I'm sure it's

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not just what the name would imply.

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No, because it's twenty twenty six. Nothing is that simple anymore.

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Is Is that a gen z lingoed term?

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Probably?

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Okay, Yeah, let's start in Henderson, Kentucky, shall we? A

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Kentucky man covered in fur was arrested after allegedly having

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sex with a dead deer. Did you ever see Fletch

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with Chevy Chase and Randall Cobb. Randall Cobb was the

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guy who was in the cell already when chevy Chase

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gets in there. Do you remember what Randall Cobb's character

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was guilty of doing. No, it was in a dead horse. Okay,

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I'm going to show you the photo of the Henderson,

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Kentucky man who was caught in a dead deer, and

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you tell me if there's a resemblance to Randall Tech's

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cob in Fletch Lives. Oh my, yeah. I mean it's

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not exact because in Fletch Lives, Randall TeX's cob was

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wearing makeup. But seriously, you put at a little bit

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of rouge on this Fellah, maybe a little blue eyeshadow.

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It's close. Anyway. A Kentucky man was arrested after he

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allegedly engaged in sexual activity with a deceased animal. Alan

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Osborne was taken into custody after he allegedly engaged in

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sexual relations with a dead deer. That's basically two leads

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back to back in the same story. I guess the

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folks at w e h T w e h T

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in Kentucky thought there's no way they're going to believe

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it if we only say at once, so let's let's

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double up. When speaking with the outlet, the Central City

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Police Department said that a man was driving through an

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area in Muhlenberg County when he noticed another man engaged

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in the sexual intercourse with a deer on the side

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of the road. Fellas couldn't even get a room. Yeah,

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I'm sure there's a motel nearby. The witness then called nine.

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And now that I'm reading this, I'm feeling inspired and

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I feel like my weekend assignment is to write a

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nine one because for one, it'd be it'd be fun

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to do it, and two, I want to hear the

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actual nine one one call because I mean, look, nine

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one one operators are trained to not you know, they're

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trained to be pretty even, keel, remain calm under pressure.

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But I don't know how much training can prepare you

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for a caller saying, hey, there's a man on the

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side of the road in a dead deer.

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I you know, it's Kentucky. I just feel like the

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nine one one operators and to be like, uh, just

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tell Joe Bob go home.

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Alan, Oh, Alan, sorry, Alan, Yeah, it's probably Alan Bob.

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This is one of those rare times where they did

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not include the middle name in a news story. I

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don't know if that's because Alan Osborne doesn't have one,

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but I'll tell you right now. If there's another Alan

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Osborne in Kentucky, and odds are there are, I would

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want a clarification very very quickly. Yes. Anyway, When law

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enforcement arrived on scene, hopefully it has metsuits, they reportedly

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found mister Osborne covered in deer fur and blood. He

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was arrested and charged with the following sexual crimes against animals.

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And that's actually it. But I mean, I guess that's

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all you need.

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Does it say it was it a dough or a buck?

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It doesn't say thank you, Trey. We ask the important

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questions here inside the tree house.

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Because it's one thing to screw a deer. It's one thing,

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you know, if you're gay too.

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Yeah, come on, man, this Kentucky. They can only take

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so much. Let them process the king of the dead

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deer first, and then if it's also that on top

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of it, that's gonna be that's gonna be a lot

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for some Kentuckians too.

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Yeah, you know, I mean, sodomizing a dead deer will

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get you kicked out.

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M m but a buck. If you're in a buck,

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then I think most of your family is going to

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disown you.

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That's the line. Okay, most.

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There's always going to be there's always going to be

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a cousin, that strange uncle, that too. This guy might

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be both all at the same time. So there you go,

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mister Alan Osborne, the man who was found on the

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side of the road in Hendersonville, Kentucky's been a dead deer.

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And I think that's the least weird story to end

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the week. I'm scared compared to the next one.

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What has to and what? What? Where? Did you? What

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happened in your life where you know that you were

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driving down the road and you thought gotta give me

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some of that.

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This might be one of the deleted scenes from Bambie.

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So they shoot Bambie's dad and then Alan Osborne finds

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him on the side of the road.

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Bambi are Deliverance.

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It's a mashup, all right. I'm with you, Trey. I've

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got additional questions as well. It's like what leads you

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to I mean, look, best reality is hardcore enough on

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its own, but roadkill best reality Jesus in Christ, Dude.

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I've been watching this show called The Hunting Party. If

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you haven't seen it, fantastic show. It's on Netflix now.

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It's actually an NBC show. First season is on Netflix.

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Second season is actually going on right now in NBC.

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Great show, and basically the premises there's a secret prison

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with all the you know, most durranged serial killers that

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they were studying. Bomb goes off, killers get loose, then

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they're hunting them down one by one.

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Ooo. People hunting. That's one of my favorite genres.

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I mean, it's just well written. If you ever saw Manifest,

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I never saw that. Okay, decent show. The female lead

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in that is the lead in this just really a

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well done If you ever like The Blacklist, it's kind

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of like that where it's like each episode is a

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certain person and they go into profiling and everything else.

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I want this guy on that show. I want them

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to profile the dear fucker.

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Yeah, someone's got to be running into that writer's room.

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I got what I got the last week's episode that actually,

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you know what, this should be at least a two.

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Parter to close out this season. Oh all right, yeah,

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now do you want to know about bone smashing? So

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bone smashing is the new viral trend. There's a social

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media trend going viral that involves people, mostly young guys,

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hitting their own faces with a hammer.

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Okay, I did not see that one coming.

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The idea is about altering the structure of the face,

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with mostly young guys trying to flatten their jawline or

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add definition to their cheekbones. Not surprisingly, healthcare officials are

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warning against this idiotic idea, pointing out that it will hurt,

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it could cause big time medical trouble such as infection,

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and there's no guarantee that the bones will heal in

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the way that was intended.

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This is what has happened because I hadn't even really

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thought about it. But I'm willing to bet gen Z

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a lot of gen Z have never even picked up

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a hammer. They've never they never learned as a kid

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about hitting your finger with the hammer.

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Mm.

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Because everyone who's nailed, you know, nailed, stuffed in has

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hit their finger with a hammer. And you you you

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you know no that that that sucks.

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Yes, And and then because of the trauma that you

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know occurred in your finger, you know not to do

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it to your own face. So you might be onto

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something there tree I don't know. I eating tide pods,

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what was what was one of the other ones, like

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setting yourself on fire and the shower at some point

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like that was using I think it was like nail

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polish remover that they would start. They would start a fire,

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try to put it out of themselves, and now smashing

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your own face with a hammer. Look, I think the

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worst thing I did as a kid was jump off

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the roof with a grocery sack or a towel on

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my back, thinking I was either going to be a

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paratrooper or you know, a white trash superman. But that

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was still only from a single story roof. I wasn't

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doing it from any higher than that. And I certainly

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never picked up a hammer and thought, I wonder, So,

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I don't know how to explain this. I at home

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plastic surgery.

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Bad self plastic surgery. Also that like like you've got

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to have your wits about you to perform that, and

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first strike with a hammer. You ain't got that no more.

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Look, even if you've got a few imperfections that you're

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trying to hammer out, well, don't do it because you're

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probably going to do way more damage than you think.

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Because You may start out thinking, oh, I'm just trying

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to flatten this jawline or whatever, but you may end

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up looking like Eric Stoles from Mask.

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Yeah. How is Yeah, what happens when you shadow your

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jaw and then they have to They go in and,

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you know, give you a a prosthetic jaw.

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Maybe they're thinking that, oh I can have I can

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choose my jaw. Maybe I have no idea.

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I don't pick it out of the catalog. I like

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that one.

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Kind of like how we used to do it super

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cuts back in the day. We'd look at the guys

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on the wall or look in the magazine and be like,

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maybe look like this and the never did.

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Yeah. But basically these guys are, you know, picking sling

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blade because their jaws are wired shut.

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Yeah, gonna be no biscuits in there.

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This is This is part of the looks maxing trend,

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by the way, looks maxing looks maxing part of the

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mashing Yeah, part of the mena sphere, stop the sphere. Yeah,

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Like like from the University of Nebraska Medical Center bone

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smashing TikTok trend. Here are dangers of hammering your face.

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You shouldn't have to explain that just saying don't hammer

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your face should be enough. There shouldn't need to be

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a carousel of reasons that follow as to why that's bad.

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Face smash hurt bad, don't do it.

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And it's even scarier because had you said University of Miami,

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University of Florida, it'd have been okay. Well, at least

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I know the origins. But this is Nebraska, so obviously

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this is a nationwide trend. This isn't just, you know,

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confined to the stupidity of Florida.

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It's not. But it does have some sources here experts

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in Doral, Florida. Does bone smashing actually work? A doctor's

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guide to the loopsmaxing trend. University of Miami graduate Marianna

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Martinez is a Board certified APR in specialized in esthetic

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medicine and dermatology. She has a passion for helping her

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patients with skin rejuvenation without surgery, and she practices at

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Perfect Be in Doral, Doral, Florida. I don't know what

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it is. I say Doral because that was the old

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cigarette brand I used to smoke. The rise of the

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looksmaxing trend is left MENI asking what is bone smashing,

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and more importantly, does it actually work. This in depth

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analysis from our medical experts unpacks the dangerous reality behind

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this online phenomenon, exposing the truth about it's harmful bone

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smashing results. Just say no, you don't need an entire article.

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You don't need an entire article explaining all the reasons

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why this is bad. You just it's bad and you're

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gonna You're gonna pug up your face. On the other hand, I.

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Believe in being balanced.

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If you really want to smash your own face with

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a hammer, I applaud your freedom to do so, because

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that way we'll all be able to know who the

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idiot bone smashers are, because your face is gonna be

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that disfigured.

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trying to break the bone.

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move things around and flatten here and.

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What's something that we can do to get.

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Prepared, Daniel one hundred percent ride before you know. We're

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three Cook DFW eight three to three Cook DFW or

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the website cookdfw dot com. Some very sad news earlier

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this week, Actor David Carodine passed away. One's it's sad

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whenever you see someone that you've seen a lot of

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their work, you know in Hollywood, film and television, pass away.

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be Revenge of the Nerds. Is going to be Revenge

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of the Nerds. That was decided the week before, and

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then we get the news David Carodine, the star of

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Revenge of the Nerds passes away. I'm not saying we

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jinked him or anything like that. It's just dart unfortunate

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with the coincidence.

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You have to blame that on the listeners, though, don't you,

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because they voted for it.

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Yeah, I'm not. That's not on me. That's not on you.

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That's not on us. That's that's that's tree Husse, that's you,

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Treehouse Listener. You did this. You killed David Carrodine.

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Rog can't even take credit for that one because he.

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Actually picked Fletch, that's right, and he doesn't get credit

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for that. The normal jinxing. I don't know if he released.

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A cause of death suicide. Oh it was okay, So

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he had battled mental health issues for a long time.

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I hope we weren't the ones that did him in, Like,

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oh no, that's it.

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I think being typecast as yeah for your life, as

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you know from Revenge of the Nerds that might might

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have done.

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It, it is tough because, look, there are some roles

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that people do so well that they're forever known for it.

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Like you said, Trig, you kind of get type cast.

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Adam West as the first Batman, David Carrodine as Robert sorry,

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Robert Carodine in Revenge of the Nerds.

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Which one was he Lewis?

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Yes, he was Lewis.

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Yeah, yeah, well now he is the one who actually

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spearheaded Revenge of the Nerds two and three. You know,

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even you know, Anthony Edwards was smart enough to go,

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I'll make a cameo in two and that's it.

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Yeah, he had other things cooking. Yeah, yeah, and yeah,

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we're good, and we're going to get into more of that.

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We're going to get into some of the some of

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the behind the scenes and some of the additional storylines

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that thread throughout the Revenge of the Nerds movie. When

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we do our Treehouse Reviews episode for Treehouse Plus next week.

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So if you're listening now to the free version of

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The Treehouse Show podcast, you can go to Patreon dot

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com slash Treehouse on air. And our first episode of

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the Treehouse Reviews is going to be on Revenge of

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the Nerds. And a quick aside, that movie is apparently

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so problematic, not a surprise. We've talked about that some already,

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about some of the major issues that that film has

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by today's standards, and a number of the things that

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it depicts that it's almost impossible to find. Finding it

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for sale hard copies on DVD's VHS is extremely hard

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to find online. Finding it streaming was very difficult. I

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had to text our group chat and Trey, you found

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it on the freebie TV app. You can't even rent

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it on Prime because usually if something's not streaming for

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free somewhere, you can usually rent the thing on Prime

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or Apple Plus whatever. It's not even available to rent, yeah.

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Or it was on It was actually on cable TV

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within the last year.

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Heavily edited. I think the only thing more heavily redacted

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than the Epstein Files might be the cable TV version

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of Revenge of the Nerds.

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It actually it wasn't even that, but it wasn't redacted

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enough where it was not cringey to watch. And what

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was funny then, and I think, more than anything else,

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is just it gets very rapey.

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It's very rapy. Uh uh, there's, there's there's or as

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a lot of people will say it online, the s A,

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it's actual dissulting. Uh it's.

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Look.

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Part of the reason we wanted to watch a review

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type film or show from back in the day is

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to see if it holds up. Starting with with Revenge

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of the Nerds, isn't so much about seeing if the

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humor holds up. It's almost more like going severely back

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in time to a different era when you you got

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away with these things, not just the jokes, but the

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content period. And that's gonna be fascinating to see. And

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I have a feeling I'm going to be laughing through

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various parts of my rewatch of Revenge of the Nerds,

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not because it's so funny, but because I will feel

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so uncomfortable about what's happening in some of the scenes

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that I'll have no other choice to it to be like.

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But I still look forward to.

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It it's ah, it's heavy with the eighty stereotypes.

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Yes, he heavy so uh ri ip to Robert Carrody

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or David Cardy, which one, damn it, there's too many Carrodines.

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It's Robert Carrodine. David Carodine was the Kung Fu guy.

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He died in two thousand and nine.

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Thank you.

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Yeah, that's because he was the one I found in

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the closet. In the closet.

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But then, Robert Cardy has a brother. I forgot his name,

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and I guess, I guess Robert Carrodin.

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Was huh Keith Cardy.

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I guess he was on a two thousand sitcom that

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actually was it like Lizzie McGuire or something where.

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of the Nerds for a very long time, he did

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do a number of other projects, including Django Unchained, and

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he was really well known for his role in the

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Lizzie McGuire show on the Disney Channel.

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And I believe he ended up marrying the blonde from

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Revenge of the Nerds.

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I think you're right. It still doesn't make it okay,

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that needs to be said. Oh, but the other part

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of it is also strange because next to this story,

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I saw the story initially about Carrodine passing away. I

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saw it initially on Fox four's website, and then off

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to the side it had their celebrities we've lost so

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far in twenty twenties, and it's a photo of Catherine O'Hara,

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and then's supposed to be like a list of the others.

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And it's so weird to think we're not even through

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February yet, we're less than two months into twenty twenty six,

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and there's already a list of notable names of people

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who have died this year. That's how many we've had.

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The Robert Duval was just the other day as well.

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Now that wasn't so shocking. He was super old. Still

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it's notable.

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Yeah, it seems like I was telling someone the other day,

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twenty twenty six. There hadn't been a lot of middle ground.

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It's either been really good or really bad.

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Yeah, there's there's twenty twenty six is not middling.

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Buckle up buttercups.

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Let's see here. So Robert Carroding that just passed away,

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as one Willie Cologne, the iconic salsa musician and key

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figure and the naurekan Selsa movement. Died Saturday at the

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seventy five. Eric Dane, the actor who just died of als,

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Robert Duval, Tom Noonan that was another one. Tom Noonan actor, writer, director,

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recognized for his performances in Manhunter Heat If I remember correctly,

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he was the guy in the yellow trench coat, the

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bad guy in Last Action Hero with Arnold Schwarzenegger. If

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like me, you saw Monster Squad back in the day,

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he was the one that played Frankenstein. James Vanderbeek m

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Terrence Gore, a former Major League Baseball player, died at

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thirty four. Brad Arnold, founding member and lead singer of

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Three Doors Down, Chuck Nagron from Three Dog Night, Demond Wilson,

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who played Lamont Sanford, Catherine O'Hara, Roger Allers, best known

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for co directing the Disney classic Lion King in ninety four,

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cartoonist Scott Adams, and then some other people as well, Uh,

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Sidney Kubrick. There, yeah, there you go. I mean, twenty

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twenty six is sort of the grim Reaper for Hollywood.

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And that's not just all old people. I mean that

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was some young people in there, and for Dogs for Dogs,

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Your daisy is on a whole separate list.

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It was funny someone texted me there, Yeah, condolence is

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about daisy and then they go, how's your mom? And

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I go, they won't let me put her down, And

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I've tried.

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Trio listen up online at Trio on Air dot com.

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Should have known better than to try to take that.

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Drink of you know, it's perfect timing. Welcome everybody.

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This segment of the Treehouse is borrought to us. Buy

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Pause in This City our friends at Pause in the City,

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North Texas's largest all volunteer no kill animal rescue group.

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On Friday night, at the Candle Room in Dallas. It's

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Martinis for Mutts, the mut Gala benefiting Pause in the City.

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Don't miss the spectacular evening dedicated to compassion and celebration.

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This unforgettable gala features elegant cocktails, lively dancing, exclusive auctions,

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and exciting raffles, each moment helping save lives and support

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the rescue mission. Dress in your finest and be part

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of a night where generosity meets glamour. Corporate sponsorship opportunities

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are available to make an even bigger impact. Go to

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pasindthcity dot org to get your tickets or for sponsorship information.

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Once again, that's Pause Inthcity dot org. To take advantage

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and go attend martinis from the Mott Gala. There we go,

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Thank you very much.

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As to clear things up, the martinis will not be

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consumed by the dogs.

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Well, we mentioned that yesterday, and it's like that just

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because look, it's very possible they may have like a

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like a like a puppy martini kind of the thing.

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It's a patini, a pautini. Thank you, Trey.

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Okay, okay, I would not want to see my dog

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rocket drunk.

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That would No, that's bad and pause in the city

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absolutely frowns on that. But that doesn't mean you can't

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have lookalike stuff. I mean it can just be a

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little bit of water and trayer olives. Bad for dogs,

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I don't think so.

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Yeah, it's a choking hazard depending on the size of

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the dog, but other than that it should be right.

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Well if they have a pit in them, yeah, yeah,

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take the pit out.

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Yeah, all right, there we go.

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Hmm. Okay, So we started today with the guy who

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was busted in Kentucky for a dead deer. Then we

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talked about bone smashing. Then we talked about the untimely

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passing of Robert Carrody and Star River, vict of the Nerds,

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and all the other celebs that have already died in

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twenty twenty six. So you know, the in memoriam for

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the Oscars this year is going to be stacked. But

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one of my other favorite stories of the week, partly

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because it has an outstanding video that goes along with it.

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A waburger manager was forced to subdue a customer by

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beating him with the trash can after he allegedly assaulted

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the workers.

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Yeah.

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Paris police officers responded On February twenty second to a

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Waaburger in the twenty four hundred block of North Main

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Street in Paris, about two hours northeast of Dallas. The Paris,

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Texas Police Department, that's what they said in their press release.

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Officers found that a customer at the location was verbally

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abusive to the staff. The manager asked the man to leave,

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and he complied, but threatened to return to the store

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and assault the manager. When police left the suspect he

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was good on his word. He later returned to the

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restaurant and assaulted the manager by punching him multiple times,

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but the manager was able to recover and get instant

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revenge by picking up Is it just there we go?

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The manager was able to get revenge by picking up

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the trash can behind the counter and beating the ever

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loving out of the.

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Suspect with it.

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I mean, this looks like a ww E match behind

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the counter at the Waterburger in Paris, Texas. Good on

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this manager, and he's maintaining cleanliness because he keeps the

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latex gloves on the entire time. The suspect was later

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identified as forty one year old Anthony William Neuheiss of Spring, Texas.

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When police arrived, they found new Hes bleeding from the

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head in the restaurant's parking lot. He was arrested in

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charge with assault resulting in bodily injury and public intoxication.

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After he was taken to jail, he intentionally flooded the cells.

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Officials charged him with criminal mischief as a result of

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that incident, A Waburger spokesperson said in a statement to

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WFAA at Waburger, guest and employees' security are a top priority.

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We take incidents such as this seriously and are fleet

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cooperating with authorities. My hope is that this manager gets

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rewarded in some way and not punished the way so

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many large companies do with employees who take action against

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people in such a manner.

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I'm more. Probably the thing that troubles me more than

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anything about this is the fact that after he's done

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beating the guy with the slim gym, which if you've

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ever worked in a bar restaurant, you know that's what

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those slim cans are called. They're called slim gems. Uh,

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the woman is then you know, telling the other girl

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hit the you know, the emergency button to summon police.

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When he started beating the guy or even started hitting

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the manager. That's when the panic button should be hit,

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not after. If you've watched the entire fight break.

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Out right, see, that's where you and I are wrong, Drey.

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I agree with you. However, I'm glad it played out

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this way because I'm glad that this manager had the

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opportunity to grab the slim jim and beat this man

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over the head with it repeatedly. If Aqua, if I

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got the name right, had hit the panic button already,

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it might have spooked the assaulter and left, and the

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manager may not have had his opportunity for revenge.

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I think once you know, at least once he starts.

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Then My other part of it is the manager, you

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don't stop beating the guy because he the guy gets

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then gets up. This has become one of my my

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big yes, one of my big problems with a lot

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of movies and TV shows of this deal of you

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stop beating the guy and then he gets up. No,

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you keep beating him until you're sure he's not getting

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back up, or until the authorities arrive. If he just

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pops right back up, you have not beat him enough.

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You must you must, you must return to the beatings

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I guess.

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I mean for your own safety, you're then gonna have

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to beat again, just keep beating him until he's unconscious.

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I saw another's story somewhere and I can't find it

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at the moment. Ooh, I think it was actually on Uh,

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it might have been on Fox Ford's website. I want

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to make sure I get this correct, because unlike the

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mainstream media, we like to get things correct here inside

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the Treehouse when it comes to our news. According to

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Fox For's website, viral video shows Waburger's staff fending off

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attacker with trash can and a fry basket.

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There you go.

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It's very w W style. Yeah, the way the manager

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like steps over him. But then the guy gets up

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and he's he's obviously dazed. You know, he's he's been

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beat over the head by a trash can. We're gonna

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make one of those new videos here today.

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Boy.

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Yeah, But unfortunately I don't see in the video anywhere

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where it shows the manager hitting this guy with a

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fry basket. I'm assuming that happened before the trash can.

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You know who else? I feel sorry for MM waffle

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house employees. This is a Tuesday for them.

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And they get next to no credit unsung heroes really

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really is. It's so sad. I can't wait for Waerburger's

598
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new ad campaign though. What a beating that's right there,

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00:38:50.679 --> 00:38:59.760
you go, Good job, Jerry. They should have just put

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this dickers all over that dude's face. For all things Treehouse,

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