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WKQI Detroit. WSNX Muskegon Grand Rapids. WVPS Toledo. This is Mojo in the Morning.

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good morning war of the roses happening this morning here on the show And today, a girlfriend and the mother of a child, actually a child on the way, suspects that her boyfriend is cheating on her. And it's all because of something that she found in their basement. And coming up this morning on the show, the shocking news revealed when we actually make a phone call to him to see where he's going to send a dozen free roses. Stick around for that. That War of the Roses happening right after the 730 Dirty and right after we give away some sold out Tate McRae tickets. Also coming up, another round of tickets, Kendrick Lamar SZA. And then the weekend post Malone Jelly Roll and a whole bunch more. It's good to have you guys here with us today. It's Mojo in the Morning. Phone number 844-MOJO-LIVE, 844-665-6548. The text is 95500. We're all wearing Pistons gear today because Kevin called it Pistons, what was it, Pistons Fan Day, or what do we call it?

Spirit Day. It's Spirit Day. We're just showing love to the team that had a franchise record win last night, most points in a victory in franchise history. We ballin', baby!

How many points did they score?

We won by like, I think it was 46 was the final score. Holy crap. The final total between our score and their score.

man i was on the uh opposite end of those type of losses when i was playing sports as i was growing up it's always defeating although you know what these guys are making a lot of money they don't even care i hate at the end of the game when they all hug and kiss each other like the the players do that like i like college sports where

they just kind of like slap each other's hands and kind of walk through it. I never like at the end of a game when it comes down to it and then the guys like in the pros are like exchanging jerseys and hugging each other and praying at midfield. I want to see you guys fight more. Well it's different

man. I mean you go from Little League where you have the layup line. You go to college and high school. You go through all that. You got the layup line. Now when you're pros you're making millions of dollars. You're spending the vacations with each other. Your wives know each other. your friends I want I want the old school with each other before hey you I want the old school

days I want the days where they hated Isaiah and they hated Michael Jordan and they hated

now all those guys sit down and they cry about it how petty they were yeah I don't know I don't

like it uh you see you bring Blaine Fowler through this door I'll punch him right in the nose

you and Jay are good friends though you guys oh he won't even he won't even look at me anymore I

don't know what that story is all about what is going on there i don't know i you know i but that's all right that's good though that's called competitiveness we got to be competitive both on and off the air you hear that free beer hot wings yeah i'm like you know what i'm like what people are doing to people that have teslas these days i'm keying cars and you know i'm like smashing windows and stuff like that you don't watch out you got a station vehicle next to me and it says the opposing station's names on it, watch out. I do like that, by the way. Tony Travato likes that. It's actually kind of funny. Tony and I were having this discussion about how he feels that it drives him crazy when he goes on social media. Tony's our boss, by the way, for those who don't know. He hates when he goes on social media and he sees that radio people from opposing stations are out hanging out at a happy hour together. And he said that he remembers the days when radio, you know, people like literally would go on the air and just bash each other and do all the rest of that stuff. And I said to him, I go, that's interesting because I just kind of kind of turned like everybody is like nicey nice with each other.

You wanted to be like Anchorman where we just meet in a parking lot. You know what? That's a great analogy.

I forgot about that in the movie. That was actually a great scene.

I haven't even made it to that part in the movie. You know how many times I've tried to watch Anchorman?

Shannon, what we want is we want to line up. Who do we line up from the other radio stations? We want to line up Allison, Julia, Lauren, who else? Schmitty. We're going to line them all up. Even if they work in our same building, we're going to line them all up. And we're going to all arm wrestle each other or something. I don't know. Let's do it. Joust. Yeah, we're going to joust.

Again, I like most of those people. I mean, everybody can have a lane.

Not, no, not you. No lane for you, Megan. There's room for everyone.

Haven't you heard that saying?

Understand, they want you fired, Megan. They want your job. They've applied for your job.

They want it. No, you don't.

They want it.

No, I'm telling you now. They'll take it. You'll regret that decision.

You know how many, they'll be nice to your face, but behind your back, they'll go.

Ah, so just like the people I'm closest with. What do you know?

Did you see the Nielsen ratings this year? I got blah, blah, blah, blah, blahs, you know, stuff like that.

Anybody wants his job.

I actually, I remember back, I remember back when the show started years and years ago. And I remember that, you know, there was, there was a, like the guys who you had to worry about the most were the guys on the station that played the wimpiest music. Like it was like the, the, the morning guys, like on WNIC were the morning people that were like they wanted death of you and then they would go on the air and play how deep is your love but they wanted you out of here and then it was the guys that worked on like the the rap station that you know or jlb or whatever at that time and they were like the like uh coco foolish mr chase all those guys they were the ones they were the ones that would have our backs so um all right Well, it's good. So what are we doing? Are we taking pictures with all of our Pistons gear on?

Yeah, we got to figure that out. Yeah, we aren't coming right now.

Can I ask a quick question? Did they give a... So last week we had Jalen Duren on with us. Yeah. And they sent over a box after we had him on with us of a bunch of stuff. Yeah. Is this stuff that they sell inside of the Pistons place?

We're all wearing something different by a different graffiti artist, right?

Yeah, so these items in this particular collection were created by three incredible Detroiters. Everything from the design to the creation to the threading to the production. Every single element of this collection was touched by a Detroiter. And it's three incredible people. Shout out my bro Rick Williams from Distinct.

Inc. Life, shout out to Southwest Freddy, and shout out to Allison, three incredible people who all designed this. And I think the collection is available in the team store or in the practice facility.

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and I'm wearing all brown because I deliver for UPS and a FedEx person is across the street, I'm meme-mugging. That's all I'm saying. I'm meme-mugging. See, I like that. I think there's more like Hunger Games, three fingers in the air. We're all in the same boat.

That's actually a really good question, though, or a really good analogy with the FedEx and UPS and all the rest of that stuff. If you're a FedEx or UPS driver, will you call us up right now, 844-MOJO-LIVE? Do you guys just despise Amazon? In the U.S. Postal Service, are you guys considered the WOMC of delivery? Are you considered like, oh, they're playing that song? I mean, that song's horrible.

I'll take them over anybody.

You will?

Oh, my God. You like the U.S. Postal Service? Those are the ones in the trenches. Okay.

I love my male lady, but, man, USPS has failed me time and time again over the past couple of months. I think I'm done.

All right, Lydia, I want to stay on this right now. I was going to move off of this, but I'm staying on this right now. I want to know if people are as competitive as they, you know, as Tony Travato wants us to be. You know, Tony Travato wants us to literally, you know, throw down gang signs against the radio stations down the street. Like, his ultimate goal is for every radio station's tower to be off.

Yeah. For iHeart to buy everybody.

He wants iHeart to buy everybody so that they own everything. What's up, Blake? How you doing? What's up, Mojo? Hi. We're talking about competitiveness here between people. What do you do?

I drive a semi for UPS, but I also deliver it in the brown package car. And we all despise Amazon.

Do you? So Amazon is the ugly big brothers or what are they? They're like the Swift drivers. Oh, really? It's okay. So when you say Swift drivers, are they like Taylor Swift drivers? What are you saying? What does that mean?

Swift truck drivers.

Swift truckers. Oh, okay. I was wondering, do we not like Taylor Swift too? Okay, so if you ever are at a red light and you look over and there is the USPS sitting on one side, Amazon sitting on the other, do both of you guys make eyes with each other and cut off the Amazon driver so he can't get through?

No, both my middle fingers get erection.

I love it. There's nothing better than an erect middle finger. What's going on, James? How you doing, buddy?

Hey, how's it going, Mojo?

It's going good, man. Who do you work for?

I work for FedEx. Oh, okay. I'm actually pulling their work now.

Are you like Blake, who is the UPS guy that says he hates Amazon? Should have him fight.

No, honestly, I usually get along with most of them. There's a few people, though, that are just, you know, they're all about the company. Okay. But I've seen a couple, you know, usually I give the head nod or, you know, give a wave to the UPS guys or, you know, the other, you know. Oh, the head nod.

I like the head nod.

Yeah.

I've done that head nod to a couple of other radio station vehicles when I've seen them at red lights. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. We don't mess around.

By the way.

Yeah.

I'm a first time long. Hey!

Welcome, buddy.

Finally got through.

In your freaky fast, FedEx, what is their slogan? Get it there to you in a day or something? What's up, Chris? Chris, we're talking competitiveness. You're in the fast food game?

Yeah, I work at a fast food restaurant and we talk crap about all the other restaurants around us. Oh, good. And anytime we have a customer that is just frustrating, we talk about sending them to them.

Okay. What's the one you hate the most? Yeah, and, well, who do you work for?

So, I work for Taco Bell. Oh, I love the Bell.

Yeah. Yeah, and who do you send the bad customers to?

Right down the street to Wendy's.

Wendy's. Nobody likes Dave Thomas.

We've got KFC right next to us, and we eat there all the time, so we don't mess with them. But Wendy's, we'll send anybody there.

Okay, I like that. I like that idea that you guys are sending each other your bad customers. Christina, this happens in the church game.

Oh, no, Jesus. No, no, I always just wonder that there'll be, like, a church of Scientology right next to a Baptist church or, like, Baptist right next to a Catholic. Oh, okay. I imagine I'm, like, standing right outside just mean mugging as they walk by.

Yeah, that would actually be interesting, like, the different religions next door to each other. They got all the different churches there. That's a great idea. Hold on. John, the Amazon driver, wants to tell the guy from UPS to F off. Is that right, John? Hi, Johnny. John.

Hey, what's going on?

What's going on, John? What did you want to say?

So I actually deliver for Amazon, and we despise the UPS drivers.

Aren't their uniforms ugly?

Not only that, but they're just douchebags.

I wonder if when you walk up to somebody's business or house, and if you see a package there that was delivered by one of the competitors, Do you kick it? Do you kick it out of the way so you can put yours right down?

No, because, you know, Amazon, you know, we put it close to their front door. We take a picture, and then here comes UPS, and I just throw a package on there.

Oh, that's BS, by the way. Amazon is the one that throws more.

Amazon is the worst at my house. UPS and FedEx place them very gently against my door.

You need to be working in my neighborhood, because if you're that nice, you're not my Amazon driver.

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