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Lemme Out of the Car
Mojo In The Morning

Lemme Out of the Car

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November 27, 2024 | 00:12:10 | Leisure

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it's time for more mojo mojo in the morning mojo in the morning i know every couple has

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dealt with something like this before in their relationship where you're driving in the car and you get into a fight with each other and that fight turns into one of you saying let me out of the car and it's usually obviously the passenger because it's not the driver the driver's got the control. They're the ones driving that car. They're deciding where they're going. And when you're in one of these situations, do you let the person out of the car and leave them on the side of the road? Or do you say, no, no, that's crazy talk. Let's just get home or go to where we're going, whatever. And I got a story to tell about this because this happened years ago to Chelsea and I, and I will tell you, don't ever, ever let them out of the car because they will mess with you and i'll tell you the story of what chelsea did but i want uh you to call us up if you've been this way because i saw a couple they were arguing i was driving down um god what the hell street is it telegraph i think it was telegraph road right there by the tamaroff automotive uh dealership over there good friends over there eric and and uh chris and those guys and i saw a girl get out of the car she got out of the car and i can hear her yelling at the guy And I'm thinking, oh, that poor bastard, he's never going to ever live this down, that he actually let her get out of the car. And then he just took off. He drove. Did he come back? I don't know, because I literally had to go, and I wasn't going to sit there and wait for that period of time. But it reminded me of the time that, and this was way back when, when Chelsea and I lived in Arizona. We lived in Tucson where I met her. She grew up there. And she and I were arguing, and she said, let me out of the car. and I go, I'm not letting you out of the car. She goes, let me out of the car. I said, all right. And I pulled into a Circle K parking lot and I let her out of the car and I said, okay, we'll see you later. And then she got out of the car and I figured, oh, I'm just going to drive up the street a little bit, you know? And it was nighttime. It was like eight o'clock, nine o'clock at night. It was dark. And I'm like, oh, crap. Tom, what are you doing to yourself? You shouldn't do this. What if something happens to her? I turned around, did a U-turn, came back into the parking lot, and she was nowhere to be found. Then I'm driving both ways down the street to figure out where the hell she was. She was hiding.

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Hiding. I remember this story behind a bush, right? Yes. Remember that? I told the story. I remember you told the story. This is such a great story, and I just, I love Chelsea.

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And she just wanted to make me feel bad. The spider should have bit her ass. And I'm going to say, no, don't, because I don't want to get in trouble now for even talking about this but i felt so this was one of those things and i say this to any couple don't ever get to a point where you say get out of the car or let me out of the car and let them out of the car i'm not saying hold them hostage but i am saying you're going to get yourself into big trouble if you let them out of the car and they get out of the car and don't get back in they may never ever get back in it may come to a point where you're screwed have you ever been in that much of an argument before in a relationship where it was like get me out of the car let me

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out of the car so I it's been the opposite for us where we we were fighting Wes and I were fighting about something this was actually pretty recent maybe like a couple of months ago and he went into the driveway and got into his truck and locked it and wouldn't let me in the truck he did not want to be around me wow and sat in the driveway didn't even go anywhere but was like I am not letting you in this truck. So I was pounding on the window, let me in, not let me out.

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Wait a second. Were you crazy yelling and stuff or no?

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I think we were both not at our best. I will F you up, bitch. That did not come out of my mouth.

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Is he that scared that he had to lock the doors and hide in the car?

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No, he was just being stubborn, which I can be as well, but I was so mad.

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Did your neighbors, like, were they outside at all?

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I think I actually said to him at one point, you are making a scene in front of the neighbors, which I was the one making the scene because I was up on that. Like, what's that called? The runner. The runner. Yeah. I was like, well, the runner, like knocking in the window. Let me in. The running board. Yeah. Let me in. The running board. Let me in. Let me in. Wes, you're being dumb. And yeah. So it was let me in instead of let me out.

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Oh, my gosh.

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844-MOJO-LIVE, 844-665-6548, telephone number if you've ever been in this form of an argument where you said, let me out of the car. Kev and Megan, have you guys ever had fun on this fight?

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So, I've never kicked anybody out of the car. I don't think I've ever been in a situation where the passenger said, let me out either. But there was a time, because I'm typically always the one driving. there was a time where I was driving Sherelle's car and she wants me to drive the way I guess she would drive because it's her car. And I think we were already arguing on something. And I almost pulled over and, you know, like, drive this up yourself then. Like, if you can talk about me driving, you know what I mean? And I almost pulled over, but I was like, I don't feel like walking home. I was like, we're a little bit too far.

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Devin, what's going on?

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Not much. Me and my wife, now, when we get in an argument and she says, let me out of the car, I tell her, leave your cell phone. And she'll either get out or she won't get out. And if she does get out, I just follow her.

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Wait, you said leave your cell phone. Why do you want her to leave the cell phone?

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Because if she leaves her cell phone, then she can't call anybody for me following her.

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Oh.

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I don't like that.

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That's not safe. Yeah, that is tough.

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But at the same time, she can't call somebody else to get a ride home. Yeah, I wouldn't admit to this. She had to go back to the car.

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These are inside thoughts.

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I'll be honest. I would make sure she had her cell phone so I know her location so nothing happens to her, you know?

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You need the drop of, you dick.

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Yeah, right.

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I'm trying to go through the DMs.

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That's or not. Dick.

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What's up, Sarah?

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Hey, so my ex-husband and I were fighting one night, and I made him leave me at the bar that we were at. And he actually ended up getting into a car accident. and where I would have been sitting in the passenger seat, the tire was right where my feet would have been.

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Oh, my God. So it saved your life to be in an accident.

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Kind of.

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Holy crap.

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It was crazy. Wow. And I kept, like, ignoring his phone calls and stuff, and his friend had to come and get me.

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So when you found out he got into a car accident, were you just freaking out? Like if something bad happened to him, you'd never be able to live with yourself?

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Oh, yeah. I was very distraught. It was a crazy night.

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Wow. Thank God, though, that you weren't in that seat. What's up, Jessie?

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Hey, how's it going?

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Good. How you doing?

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My ex, when I was with her quite a few years ago, was mad at me and insisted upon getting out of the car. She's done this before and would refuse to get back in. I begged her to get back in the car. And one time she refused and insisted upon walking several miles home, about four miles. She was pissed. Wow. Yeah. Four miles. And she had done that quite a few times, but that was a long way to go at that time.

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Can I be honest with you? If my girl had to walk four miles in, I don't know what kind of shoes. They don't ever wear comfortable ones. I would probably wish that she never came back to me. Because you probably had to live with that for the rest of your life.

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Yeah, I begged her. I texted her, called her. I drove along the side of the road. And then kind of like followed her just to make sure she was safe.

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Yeah.

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And she was furious and refused to get back in the car.

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Wow, that's crazy. Hey, Jessie. I heard this song, by the way, the other day. I was like, oh my God, hold on a second. Here's your song. This is for the girl that walked four miles.

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I don't know if I want Jessie's girl.

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She's getting out of the car, walking four miles. Christy, what's up?

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Hey there, Mojo. How you doing? First time, long time. Hey there. Christy's on the phone. hey yes so my uh my boyfriend and i got in a fight in the restaurant and um we had just ordered our food and so i said you know what you can pay the bill i'm leaving and so i think he thought i walked out of the restaurant but i hid actually in the kitchen oh my goodness i did to uh i guess leave the restaurant and drive around looking for me calling my cell phone constantly and all the restaurant people were staring at me like who is this weird but you were not giving up oh i i was not going back with him at all and i was just like i am done with this so yeah it was it was quite funny and and he finally i ended up answering the phone and he finally was like where are you i'm

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like i'm still in the restaurant i'm messing with him abby what's up it's mojo in the morning

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I did what your wife did. I hid.

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Oh, just like in that last call or two. You guys are evil.

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Well, we were going to drive, and I'm like, I'm not going with you. And he's like, you got to go. Come on, let's go. And I'm like, I'm not getting in that car. And I started to walk, and he was like, fine. And so I started to walk, and I got halfway down the road. Well, then he tears off, and he has a real loud car, and he goes tearing off. And he's trying to find me, and I would see him coming, and i would duck in the bushes alongside the road and i because it was dark it was late at night we're out in some lonely country road somewhere you know and i'm hiding in the bushes like you know and he goes by and he's like calling my phone calling my phone calling my phone i'm like i'll show you you know do you want to be like this and i would not answer oh my how did you finally get home abby i didn't get home but i got all the way down and around like i got like two miles from where i was and he's calling and calling and he's finally like where are you at and i'm like i'm you know i told him where i was at and he's like there's no way how did you get there i passed by there three times you know four times and i kept hiding in the bushes i'm like he drove right by me i feel like this is standing right there and you drove right by me but i was running down

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in the bushes so he couldn't see me this is something that happens early in relationships when you're young because when you're in relationships as long as chelsea and i've been in our relationship we don't want to walk i'm like i'll call you at this point i'd call an uber and just yeah i'm not not getting out of the car what's up mackenzie

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hi so me and my wife and my daughter drove to florida last spring break and on the way home her and i got in a huge argument and like kentucky we're from the metro detroit area yeah and i told her to get out of the car and she was so scared that i was going to drive off without her that she didn't use the bathroom the entire way back to michigan poor lady she's got a bladder infection

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right now because of you and i was serious i would have done it oh my god um sam what's going

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on it's mojo in the morning what's up hi yeah i was just calling um i actually have a story of listening to five at 655 every morning on the way to high school yeah um with my little brother and we would get in a fight almost every morning playing it and one morning it got so bad we were pretty close to the high school i will give you that but i kicked him all because of the five at 655 we talk about it all the time now we're like we can never listen to that it's together

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again that's great thank you for the call i appreciate it yeah hey it's your ceiling vent

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