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Shannon Has Blackmail on Wes
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Shannon Has Blackmail on Wes

from Mojo In The Morning

November 18, 2024 | 00:10:21 | Leisure

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mojo in the morning show home of the war of the roses second date update and the dirty on the 30 uh shannon has a little blackmail info that was given to her on someone who was uh this all about

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So I was talking earlier in the show about how I went away for an annual girls. We do like a holiday shopping weekend this weekend every year. And we normally go to like the Holland Saugatuck area, which is, you guys, the best shopping. If you've never been over to the west side of the state, go to downtown Holland. It's so darn cute. And so it is expected that I make a lot of purchases for gifts, maybe a few for myself. my sister Jacqueline's like you can literally find something to buy in any store that you go in I don't care what it is and so you know Wes I'm usually the butt of the jokes in my house about how like I have this affinity for shopping and whatever and so um over the weekend god I love my stepdaughter because she knew what was that I was going to be doing some major shopping this weekend and she knows that her dad loves to like poke the bear with me about this and so while i was gone he apparently went to the mall and took it upon himself to do some major shopping and so like christmas shopping no shopping for himself hands shoes shirts a coat i don't even know what else he came home with a whole bunch of bags in his hands and samantha was so smart and snapped a photo of him walking through the door with all those bags and she sent it to me and she said here you go you can have this in your back pocket he can't say anything about you ever when you come

00:04:18 - 00:04:22 | Speaker 5:

home so he knew you're out of town and wouldn't know about this but his daughter his own kid

00:04:22 - 00:04:34 | Speaker 6:

is so smart and i love her because she knows who's doing the holiday shopping She wants something big Well they don't do Christmas gifts They do experiences

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And it's already planned She knows that she might get something nice from

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Her stocking is gonna be Stuffed

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By the way that is cool that you guys have this relationship That she would do that for you And it's not a flattering photo of him It's the first Christmas That you all will have Since you've been married right And he knows how photogenic you are So he was just out shopping so he could be ready for the picture.

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Okay. Sure, sure, sure.

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Is that all he's doing?

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It's so funny because we're trying to save money. So Chelsea's for Christmas because we know we got Christmas. Have you seen airline tickets at all for going away? They're like crazy.

00:05:15 - 00:05:26 | Speaker 1:

And not just for Christmas. I was looking for spring break. I have the kids for spring break this year. And so I was kind of like, oh, I need to plan ahead. I don't think we are. I don't think going anywhere. There's a little vacation happening.

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It's going to be Kalahari.

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Not even.

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So the interesting thing is Chelsea and I have this hiring freeze, basically, on our spending, a spending freeze. And I have had to have my friends take in my packages for me because I've been secretly sending packages.

00:05:45 - 00:05:46 | Speaker 1:

Are you doing Christmas for the boys?

00:05:47 - 00:06:48 | Speaker 2:

We always do Christmas for the boys. But I try to explain to Chelsea that at some age they should get one present and that's it. And she thinks that that would be a depressing time for them. she still thinks that they're little kids and they should open up a bunch of little presents do you remember when you were a kid or when you had little kids and little kids open up the boxes they don't even look on what's in the inside of the thing you could wrap up empty boxes and your kids would be happy about it so I told her I said just buy two gifts for each of the kids and then wrap up a bunch of empty boxes and then when they ask about the empty boxes go it's just a gift just to make us look like we're not cheap you know See if that still works for them. Like kids like Journey's age, at her age, she doesn't know what's inside of a gift. Come on, man. Parties, gifts, all that stuff at this age is more so for the parents. It is. So what you do is you just wrap up empty boxes and stuff like that, and then you're fine with the whole deal. You bring out the toys from their birthday that they never told me.

00:06:48 - 00:07:13 | Speaker 1:

Right. I think I might have done that. Have you really? That's smart. When the kids were little, little, oh my goodness, yeah. Because like between the grandmas and aunts and they got so much stuff. And so someone, I think it was a listener had said, take a couple of things and just put them away when they're like two, three, four years old. They do not know. And then bring them out, you know, either in the months after that or for Christmas.

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And yeah, we had a friend of ours that used to do that for their kids where they would wrap up their things from their closet, like clothes that they knew that the kid never wore. And the kids would because no kids ever get excited over clothes. Except for maybe Wes Wes would probably When he was a kid He got excited over clothes Because he seems like a clothes guy

00:07:30 - 00:07:34 | Speaker 1:

They I mean he grew up Very very very poor So they really didn't have Christmas That's what you should do

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For Christmas You know what you should do Take the items That he just bought

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And we don't do Christmas

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Hide them

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He and I

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And then wrap them up for him And then he'll go Oh my god I just bought myself this At the mall Same thing And then look at him And go really You told me you weren't shopping That would be something With the blackmail That you have What are you going to use it for I don't know

00:07:54 - 00:08:11 | Speaker 1:

Oh, it's going to be so strategic. You shouldn't have talked about it on the radio. Now he knows. He's out of town. He's in California for work. So this is the thing. Yesterday, I got off scotch-free. Because when my friend Jess dropped me off at home and I had all the bags, there was nobody there to say anything to me. So I just put everything where it needed to be.

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You said scotch-free? Scotch-free. She meant scotch. I think scotch is the...

00:08:16 - 00:08:19 | Speaker 1:

You guys were talking about... There's a bottle in front of me of scotch. Whatever.

00:08:19 - 00:09:21 | Speaker 2:

Sounds like we need to drink. um 844 mojo live 844-665-6548 is our telephone number um as we get ready for the holidays and you're you know doing this thing isn't it funny that you have people in relationships where you'd say each other you cannot go out and buy anything which by the way you can't go on a shopping trip and not buy anything at all because i mean he knew you were going away with a bunch of girlfriends you know and that's what you guys normally do so yeah but um are there any listeners that uh they have like this thing where they have to hide the spending from each other and do you have one of your kids like sending stuff like sending pictures my mom used to take me to the store all the time and she would tell me she would buy me a gift if i didn't tell my dad how much it was when we would go to the store that's crazy like we go to the groceries and my mom used to always do this she would always ask for money over at uh you know at the kroger and

00:09:21 - 00:09:24 | Speaker 1:

stuff so she just had cash so she would say whatever she would say yeah can i get a hundred

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over or 50 over and she'd do that every single time and i didn't realize my mom was probably like patting an account to divorce my dad or something um what kind of stuff uh do you think west bought from just looking at the pictures like what stores was he going into doing well he

00:09:40 - 00:09:59 | Speaker 1:

told me he needed some new jeans because samantha had gone through his closet and taken out all the skinny jeans. Remember, I talked about this because she was like, you cannot wear these anymore. But then he bought other jeans and they were dad jeans and they looked terrible. So he knew that all of us were on him to get new pants. I don't know what else he bought though. So he must have stuffed it away before I got.

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You got to look and see what stores he was going to. What's up, Jessica? Hi.

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Hi. Good morning.

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Good morning. What's going on?

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My mom used to hide money for me from my stepdad. Anytime they would go on vacation, she would put cash on the shelf of my room, or she would send it to me and say, don't tell him.

00:10:22 - 00:10:31 | Speaker 2:

Oh, really? Okay. So she would sneak cash to you as her child without your stepdad knowing about it.

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Yes.

00:10:32 - 00:10:49 | Speaker 2:

It's so funny. Like, I love how, you know, people will do this in relationships where they'll hide from me, you know, their significant other certain things. And I know that if you just pull your kids into a room and interrogate them, you just offer them a bribery of something. You'll get more out of them, you know?

00:10:50 - 00:10:51 | Speaker 6:

I'll never tell my mom.

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I'll buy you. Have you ever done that at all with your with Samantha? Like where you'll say to her, hey, tell me every little thing you know about your your dad and I'll take you to Zara and buy you whatever you want. I don't want to know. Yeah. Oh, my God.

00:11:08 - 00:11:09 | Speaker 1:

It's better not to know. Right.

00:11:11 - 00:11:20 | Speaker 2:

You know what? That, though, would be something good. Like you could say, hey, you're going to Somerset with me later today and I'm going to buy you something special.

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Look at that mall

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What are you keeping from Chelsea that you're sending over To a friend's house We said that we would not buy So she says that I go on Amazon And I just start buying random crap all the time Like I literally have my fifth Pair of headphones That I bought I bought a new pair for the new studio I wanted these pair of headphones Because I have three pair of headphones right now These in-airs and these are expensive They're like 400 bucks a piece So I bought a new pair of headphones And they're the red ones to match the red studio I thought, oh, it'd be kind of cool. It would look good, right?

00:11:52 - 00:11:52 | Speaker 1:

Oh, okay, yeah.

00:11:53 - 00:11:58 | Speaker 2:

I had to have them delivered to my friend's house. And did I tell the story on the air or no? Did I do the story?

00:11:58 - 00:12:00 | Speaker 1:

You got busted because he sent you a text.

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My friend sends me a text and goes, hey, this is at my house if you want to come pick it up. And I literally had the text come through and it shows up on every device that I have, including my computer that's sitting there. Dang. And so she looks at the text message and sees it and then sees the box sitting right there. Bad timing. Yeah. What did you, did you lie? Did you kind of like figure out a way to weasel out of it? Or did you just. I said I needed them for work and that the radio station was reimbursing me.

00:12:26 - 00:12:32 | Speaker 6:

Oh, there you go. But I was sending it to my friend's house because that's not sketchy. Exactly.

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And by the way, when is the last time this radio station or radio company has reimbursed us for Jack spit, right?

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I think my headphones cost $11.99.

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You know what though? I can hear better than you.

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Okay.

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Huh? What did you say?

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