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Mojo Has A Time Limit For His Friends
Mojo In The Morning

Mojo Has A Time Limit For His Friends

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May 11, 2023 | 00:13:52 | Leisure

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good morning welcome to the mojo in the morning show good to have you with us today for thursday edition of the show following up this morning on something that we did earlier in the week with Tuesday's Am I the A-Hole, which happens at 8.50 Tuesday mornings here on the show. It has taken the place of breakup or makeup, not like that breakup or makeup could never come back again, but to be perfectly honest with you, we were finding that, and it's very interesting to say this, but we were finding that there were a lot of people that weren't giving like true advice for some reason the idea that you should split up and divorce somebody did not go over well with people which is nice it just shows you that people have like a I really want to see a marriage last or I want to see a relationship kind of last and then they were given like I don't know I guess unfound or not good advice let's put it that way but you are willing to call somebody an a-hole. It's funny how that works. You will not tell them that they should break up, but you will say, you know what, you're an a-hole, which is fine. That's good. I'm happy that we feel that comfortable to do that. So needless to say, on Tuesday morning, a wife was on with us to talk about how her husband had cheated before, and they were going through some pretty intensive therapy and part of his own personal therapy was to journal and to talk about like what really is going on in his mind and of course in his

00:05:00 - 00:06:35 | Speaker 1:

his life. Well, she found that journal, read it, only to see that he is still cheating on her. Listeners were not happy that she did this. Many listeners said, you know what? If I was in that situation, I'd read it too. It's no different than reading somebody's phone and seeing what they're doing on their phone. Well, this morning, we do a War of the Roses that will probably make a lot of people realize it was good for her to read this thing. You got to listen to what happens when we call her husband up to offer him a dozen free roses, you'll hear that just after 7 o'clock in the old mojo in the morning, old-fashioned time because we now do War of the Roses on two days. So sometimes people get kind of confused. It's funny how people, you know, adjusting to different changes is very difficult. I'm like that too. I'm one of those people that when they did the two lanes at a drive-through Could not understand that that was actually a good thing Like I just looked at that as That is the dumbest thing ever That person's getting their food Before I'm getting my food How are they going to make all these orders work How are they keeping track And I also hated that back in the day And it was a while ago I don't know how long ago it was Maybe what 15 years ago or something like that Maybe something like that Well I always picked the line that had the person That was ordering for their entire baseball team Or something Never fails How much is that person going to be ordering, bud? All right, it's Mojo on the morning show. Hi, guys. How's everybody doing? How's everybody feeling? Nice. Good morning. Good morning. How are you?

00:06:36 - 00:06:42 | Speaker 2:

The weather has me in such a good mood. We are literally three minutes into the show, and he has already started mocking me.

00:06:43 - 00:06:49 | Speaker 1:

Well, sometimes I just want to see what your first reaction is going to be, just to judge by what kind of day you will have.

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I want to poke your buttons and see if you react. No, I'm in a great mood. I know. You sound like it. I watched Beyonce's first night of her renaissance store in Stockholm, Sweden yesterday. How was it? It was amazing. I am so upset I don't have tickets because I was blown away by how good it was.

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Really?

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Yeah, it's amazing.

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Well, there's still a chance. You never know. Tony Travato gets nice. He's been very good, hasn't he? Wouldn't you guys say that? Trying to get us tickets whenever we need tickets. Yeah. You should put your requests in now. If you already haven't, dear Tony, it's by the way, what time of the morning? Dear Tony is like, why is she contacting me this early in the morning? I need Beyonce tickets. So I got to tell you guys something that I found out this weekend, we're having some people over, which is nice because I'm excited to have like people out and the weather is going to be nice and everything's good. I'm not excited about the fact that I've got to like take the patio furniture out because that's a pain in the ass. Have you guys done that yet? Have you put the patio furniture stuff out?

00:07:54 - 00:07:56 | Speaker 2:

I put it out, but I didn't put any of the cushions or anything on it.

00:07:56 - 00:08:08 | Speaker 1:

Oh, well, I did not put any of that out yet. So I got to do all the lifting of, you know, taking the stuff out and get it, you know, positioned and make sure everything's okay and then ding a couple doors and, you know, how that works.

00:08:08 - 00:08:10 | Speaker 2:

To be fair, I just leave mine out all in time.

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Do you? Yeah. And it just gets snowed on and whatever? It's like plastic.

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It's not, you know. Oh, yeah. It's not wood.

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That's the good stuff. You want that. That's the year round I don't have to do anything stuff. Well, we're having a bunch of people over, and the reason why I bring this up at this time is hopefully they're not listening. One of the couples that we're having over is a couple that never leaves whenever we have one of these parties. And I think I might have talked about this before on the show. They're the couple that when everybody, like, is getting up and leaving, they will walk towards the door as if they're leaving, and then they will say goodbye to everybody else that's leaving like it's their home and then turn around and look at Chelsea, my wife, and myself and go, I'll say, so you know what, I was going to talk, and they'll start a conversation again. Or they're the type of people that will open up a bottle of wine or start making themselves a drink well into what probably should be the time that they're drinking water and trying to sober up a little bit. They are the never-ending, never-leaving family, okay? And this happens from time to time with them. So I told Chels, I said, hey, when you sent out the what time you guys want to come over, what time did you say? And she chose like a really late time. Like she said, any time between 6.30 and 7, I'm like, oh, my God, 6.30 and 7, because Sunday is a big day. And these people, I guarantee you they're not going to leave until 1 o'clock in the morning. Like they've had this before. their kids they have had their kids like literally on the floor sleeping on our like you know living room floor wanting to go home and they're still going they're still like raging so I said to Chelsea and you guys tell me

00:10:00 - 00:10:27 | Speaker 2:

Tell me if I should do this. And I want advice at whatever our phone number is, 844-MOJO-LIVE, 844-665-6548. I told Chelsea where she said anytime between 630 and 7, but I think she needs to say to them, anytime between 630 and 7, you can show up and then we'll have everybody over until 11 o'clock. And she's got to put an end time on it. It's like a kid's birthday party invitation. Exactly.

00:10:27 - 00:10:33 | Speaker 1:

That end time, which I just did for Smith yesterday, that end time is imperative to have on that invitation.

00:10:33 - 00:10:46 | Speaker 2:

Well, on kids' birthday parties, especially if you're having it at a place, don't you rent out that place? Like if you have it at a family fun land or one of those places that, you know, you get your kids to break their arms in, the trampoline places.

00:10:46 - 00:10:55 | Speaker 3:

That's what we're worried about. We're having one for Seth at launch, the trampoline. I'm not worried worried about it, but we just talked about that. Like what do we do if somebody gets hurt at one of those things?

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Here's the best part for us Because I always worry about that too It's kind of like I love having people over But at the same time like you said There are like I'm not going to name them But I have several friends that love staying late It's their chance to get away from You know their husbands or their kids or whatever Thankfully I just fall asleep sitting there So they know It's time to go She's doing the head bob back and forth You know But I do think that an end time, it's not a terrible idea. I told you. Because what'd she do? Just send a text?

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So she said- Inviting everybody over? She invited everybody on a group text and then said the time, which was, I think, way too late. I think she should have said, come over at two in the afternoon. Although they would come over at two in the afternoon and they would still leave at like one o'clock in the morning. But she sent that text and I said, you got to send another text and another text has to be why don't you come over a little earlier like come over let's do between 6 and 6 30 and then you guys can all stay till 11 and put 11 and you know how you can do this on your text if you have uh your iphone you can uh bold certain things so make it bold it and then make it blow up like you know how it you know how things like blow up when you want to say congratulations like do it is that what it's called what is it called that when it does that I don't know.

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It automatically does it.

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Hyper something or whatever. But make it so that they cannot not see it.

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So would it be bad if you didn't even name a time and just said, and Chels just said, hey, actually come over a little bit earlier because, you know, Tom has a busy morning or something and he does want to get some sleep. Right. You got to be real specific.

00:12:35 - 00:13:07 | Speaker 2:

Well, and Sunday is kind of a big day. So, I mean, it is a big day. But Sunday is a big day that I don't want to necessarily want to have it be that, A, we sleep in really late for um in uh or at least myself and luke and everybody because we want to try to take care of chelsea or i don't want it to become a thing where we ruin that day and then it's these people are the reason why it completely screws me up for the whole weekend but carrie your thoughts on this is it okay to have a time limit on people that come over to your house

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So I, for sure, like, if it's, like, a kid party, I usually do. But usually when I just have, like, a group of friends, as soon as, like, the first one stands up and they're like, yeah, I think we're going to get going, I'm like, oh, yeah. I think it's time to kick everyone out anyways. And I just lay it straight out there because I'm a strict, I love my bed.

00:13:28 - 00:13:32 | Speaker 2:

I like that. I like the idea of that. Don't let the door hit you in the ass, right?

00:13:33 - 00:13:40 | Speaker 5:

I, yeah, I just automatically was like, okay, well, yeah, everybody's going to be rolling out. And I just throw, I kick them out.

00:13:40 - 00:13:44 | Speaker 3:

A good Midwest, well, and then you hit your thighs and stand up. It always works.

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You know what I've done before, Carrie? I've done this where when somebody starts leaving, I go grab everybody's coats. Well, you know, try to get them all ready for everybody. Start handing them out. But these people have taken their coat, put it down on the side like of the couch, and then just continue to keep talking. They're oblivious to it. What's up, Mary?

00:14:06 - 00:14:17 | Speaker 4:

Hey, excuse me. My dad was a firefighter, and we had people like that come over. And he finally just started going, hey, I got to work tomorrow. I'm going to bed. Good night.

00:14:17 - 00:14:23 | Speaker 1:

I know. Why is it so hard to say that, though? Like, to just come right out and tell it like it is?

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I don't know. I don't know.

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My trouble is this. I got the radio thing to do, but when I'm having them over over the weekends, everybody just assumes, well, you get to sleep in tomorrow. You don't have to get up and work. So having people over like on a Thursday night or Wednesday night is one thing, but having people over on a Saturday night is another. So it's kind of tough. It's funny because one of the worst feelings ever of these guys having been over at our house is, you know how you like serve food and then you kind of like leave it all out all the time. And then there's always like the.

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couple or a couple couples that will go and help you like wrap up what you want to wrap up and do all that stuff. I so appreciate those. This shows you how late that they have stayed at our house before. We wrapped everything up, anything that anybody wanted, they took any of the other stuff that you wanted to keep goes in the refrigerator. They went into the refrigerator and took out the leftovers to eat the leftovers. That's how late they were at the house. So we wrapped it up, put it in, and then they took it back out and they were still sitting there with big smiles on their faces. I often said, why don't we just have it at their house, but they never have us come over to their house. And I wonder what the story is, like with that. Something they don't want you to see. I don't, that or they know they can't

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