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Letting a Stranger Watch Your Kids
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Letting a Stranger Watch Your Kids

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February 27, 2025 | 00:09:39 | Leisure

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War of the Roses, the podcast from just over an hour ago, is on fire right now with people listening to us bust a cheater. The guy, openly bisexual, but his girlfriend thought that he was settling down with her and that he was going to be exclusive to her until we made a phone call to one of his best guy friends. You can hear that right now up on our podcast, Mojo in the Morning. go search for us on the iHeartRadio app or wherever you get podcasts it's a Mojo in the Morning show Kev, interesting when you see this if you go to an event you know, whatever it might be yours was the big what was the show? Monster Jam Monster Jam, you took Josiah, I saw that

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I did, yeah, we went on Sunday and it was an incredible experience I'm not really into Monster Jams I went when I was around Josiah's age and that was like the only time I did it. Loved Gravedigger, had an amazing time, and I wanted to kind of recreate that and give Josiah that opportunity for his birthday. It's fine.

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Is Josiah a monster jam kind of guy, or was he sitting there going, why is my dad recreating something that he's not into?

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So they had three different rounds. One was like a style round. They did a race round. Then the final round was freestyle, and that is the most fascinating round. They're spinning around. He's doing backflips. They're jumping in the air. so when it got to that point is when his interest sparked up so we go and there are people who i guess are kind of like me novices to it and then there are people that are fanatics like they got the t-shirts their hair is dyed like they are there for monster jam this is their thing and the people that sat in front of us kind of fit that particular portion of the population the diehard fans it was what i'm assuming is a wife and a husband and then they had two children and then all of a sudden the wife and the husband get up i noticed them leave and i'm like i'm not paying that much attention they leave their kids don't i kind of noticed that but again i'm not really paying attention because it's loud everything's going crazy i happen to look over and the person that's like not quote-unquote security i want to say maybe more like concierge a person you show your ticket to and then kind of guide you to your seat yeah that person is now sitting where the parents were and watching the children while the parents are gone for I promise you it was like 20-25 minutes and when the parents come back they got cotton candy they got shark helmets they got t-shirts they went and got in line and got all the things they wanted to get and left their children in the seats with a stranger yeah no that's weird no we've talked

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about people that do that before on the air and i don't remember who it was i don't know if it was somebody from our show that was going to do it or whatever or somebody also witnesses would you just leave would you leave your purse or wallet with the person that's sitting next to you at monster jam and then say hey i'm going to the concessions or the bathroom i'll be right back you'd never do

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that no absolutely not that's literally psychotic yeah i'm guilty of doing that hands down wait yeah

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So I'll go to like a Red Wings game and I'll leave my big jacket underneath my seat. And I'm like, hey, I'm going to get a drink. Do you mind watching this for me?

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You don't have your keys in there.

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I do. Oh, yeah.

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You're dumb.

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Yeah. They don't know that my keys are in there. They just know that the jacket is there. I thought, Zach, when you were saying that.

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You were saying that you have left your niece and nephew at stuff like this.

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No, I don't want to be responsible for that.

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I didn't realize you would do that with your wallet and things like that. You are a dummy for doing that.

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But in my mind, I'm trying my best to place myself in the mind of a madman. And my thought process is like they kind of look at it like television. Like you'll leave your children in front of something that they're interested in and there's nothing that quote unquote can go wrong. So in my mind, they're like, oh, they'll just be fine. It's not like they're going to go wander off. They're just looking at Monster Truck.

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I would never do it. They're in a seat. They're safe. They're not going anywhere. Yeah.

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And I'm thinking that's how Zach, correct me if I'm wrong, that's how you're thinking with your jacket. Like, nobody's leaving this Red Wings game to steal my keys.

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And I say it so loud that other people around me can hear it. So they're watching the people next to me, too. No, they're not. Yes, they are. Everyone has my back. No, they're not.

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Shut up. Kev, I think I missed you saying how old do you think the kids were?

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These kids had to be like six, seven. Like, they were young kids.

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By the way, call us up and tell us if you've ever let a stranger watch your kids. I want to know about that. But going back to Zach's for a second, I get the coat and the keys, maybe. But the coat, I'm okay with. Because you know what? If you lose your coat, you lose your coat. And you don't want to carry your coat all through wherever, whatever venue you're at. But your kids are more than a coat. Your kids are your wallet. You know what I mean? your kids are your virginity for god's sakes you pretty much gave it up you had children you're

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not going to give that up just randomly at some monster gym also i need to bring my kids with me when i'm going out to get all that stuff because i need somebody to help carry yeah they came back

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with so much stuff and then i'm kind of like well maybe it was so packed in there that they just knew it would be faster to leave them but that's still not a good idea i see this at imagine a lot

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where people will go to the theater and they'll bring little teeny kids. I'm telling you little kids and they'll put them all in the aisle, the row, and then they'll go back up and they'll get all their concession food. And I'm thinking to myself, there is a very good chance that somebody could run off with your kids, you know, but they have no fears about that. And then they, or they look at you as the strange man in a movie theater full of little kids. I don't know. Can you watch my kids? Like, why would they want some strange person just to sit there and look over them? You know? Or what do you do? You look for, like, the lady that looks like she's honest. Like, you look, like, for somebody that looks like Shannon, not Megan. And you say...

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Oh, I got called a lady. I got called untrustworthy. How dare you? You seem like a nice human being. And he said, to me, not her.

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Brianna, what's up? Brianna, it's Mojo in the Morning. What's going on?

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First time, long time. I've been waiting for this moment since I was like seven years old. So I went on care.com and you know, they're supposed to background check people, right? Yes. Well, they did not background check this lady. She watched my kid one day. She was super cool. And then the next day she was supposed to come back. She was nowhere to be found. I was calling her phone all day long. Nowhere to be found. Next thing I know, I got a text from her husband, quote unquote. She said she was back in rehab because she was on meds. Oh, my God.

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I don't get that. Like, you know, DoorDash and all that stuff, I'm okay with them bringing my food. I don't know if I want to. Like, Chelsea wanted to get some lady to clean our house off of an app, and I'm like, I don't like that. Like, I want to know somebody that knows you.

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Yeah, I'll never do that again. Yeah.

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What's up? Ryan, hi.

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Hey, Mojo. How you doing, buddy? I'm doing great. So, me and my twin sister went to Cedar Point a few years ago, and for us to get on the slingshot, we let somebody that was at the gates or at Cedar Point to let us. We had them watch the kids while we got on the slingshot. Are you kidding

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me? You guys are horrible people.

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It was at Cedar Point. Oh, I'll say

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people are at Cedar Point for sure. I'm sure a predator has never gone to an amusement park to find children. Never. It will take them

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a while to get out of the parking lot. That's what you thought, maybe?

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it was worth it kids are safe and we had a blast right after so now knowing that like you know what

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i would love to do you know how the tv stations will do the expose and then you find out like they'll say this guy just did this but first let's background check the 25 people around them and there's like 12 of the 25 are all sexual predators like would that make you feel bad or because it was your niece and nephew you could give a spit yeah it would definitely make me feel bad okay because that's at least nice to know that I hope they I hope that your family is not listening to this knowing you did something like that all for just going on the slingshot Ryan

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yeah I feel

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I feel like I'm his kid. I know. He's like, oh, Neil. He's getting scalded right now. The slings are not even the best ride. No. He could have done something better than that. Ryan, you're punished. You are never allowed to do that ever again. And if you ever do that again, I will find you and hunt you down. Yes, sir. Talk to you later, Ryan. See you, man. Yes. Thanks. I appreciate it. Hold on. Kristen, what's up, Kristen?

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Hey. Okay. So when my little brother and I were seven and nine, my parents were newly divorced and my dad didn't really have the whole babysitting thing figured out. He wanted to go golfing. So he dropped us off at the public pool in a metro park so he could go golf and just left us in the pool the whole time. He was like, well, there were lifeguards. And it's like, what?

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Your dad's an epic, by the way.

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I wrote him, like, a really mean Father's Day card that you're saying.

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I love it. I love it. Thank you for the call, Kristen. That's an amazing story. We appreciate it.

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