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She Had a 6th Toe
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She Had a 6th Toe

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Joe in the morning show, talking about something that fascinates me more than ever. Oh, same. I get so fascinated when I find out that people have either missing body parts or extra body parts. I think missing body parts fascinates me more than extra body parts, but extra body parts. I don't feel so bad talking about missing ones that could have been a bad

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accident. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So yesterday Wes and I went to the gym, uh, in the evening and i i always put my purse and my coat in a locker so after we're done i go back into the locker room and there's two levels of lockers i'm a little short so i tend to put my things on the lower level of locker so i'm crouching down what'd you say i said imagine that yeah uh or else i have to stand on my tippy toes to get my stuff um but i'm crouching down to get my purse out of my out out of the locker and a lady comes right up next to me she has the locker that's above mine and and over one and I notice as I'm grabbing my stuff that she's wearing flip-flops so I thought okay she must have showered like this is all happening in like 10 seconds but I happen to glance at her feet and in her flip-flops she has six toes oh yeah actually i correct myself in her flip-flop she has five toes under the strap her sixth bonus toe is above the strap you guys i could not look away how do you do this little piggy with an extra toe i you the another piggy goes somewhere else How about the flip-flop? It goes home. It goes home. This little piggy rests on top of the flip-flop. I walk out of the locker room and I go, Wes, there's a lady in there and she has six toes. And he's like, okay, whatever. That's great. And I'm like, no, no, no. She was wearing flip-flops. And I'm fascinated at how she chose which five toes go under the flip-flop strap and which lucky toe goes above the flip-flop strap because she couldn't fit them all in the space underneath. Do you have to pay more on a pedicure? great question don't know and i he goes well did she have six toes on the other foot and i'm like dang it i didn't look i was so fascinated by just the one so i don't know if she had a letter

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or if she had 12? I'm fascinated by the... First off, when you said she had six toes, I'm like, oh, the poor lady lost some toes. She must have gangrene or something. Six on one. Wait, did you know what the other one... I just said that. No, I know, but say it again. No.

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I know you were. You didn't look. I didn't look. Wes asked the same

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question, by the way. I didn't look.

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I was so fascinated by the one because it caught me off guard that there was just one lonely toe On top.

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They only make shoes for like five toes. So she probably didn't have enough room for the six. Wow. Yeah. You want me to get that for you? She had to make do.

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No, that was... Is that someone calling with 12 toes? That was Lydia calling me. I always call our phone line, Lydia, just to make sure I have it set up on the screener, right? Oh, okay.

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Because I was like, let me call this listener back. They hung up. That was me.

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Call me back. Call me back. Call me back. Hold on. I got something to say. I got something to say about this one.

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Can you hear from me if you have an extra body part, though?

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Hold on a second. Hello? Am I on the air? Can I put myself on the air here, please? Put me on hold, please. Do you have an extra body part? All right, here we go.

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This little piggy went to the market. This little piggy stayed home. The delay is killing me. I know. This little piggy went to Planet Fitness. This little piggy had none or something. I don't know. I can't do it. The delay was killing me.

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Felt like you were drunk. Fascinating. By the way, I think my mic's not as good as the phone line there. That was actually a pretty good sounding phone line. I would like to know if there are any listeners that are checking out the show that either they or somebody that they love has an extra body part. And what is that extra body part? And do you guys actually accentuate it? Like, if I had an extra nipple, I'd make it like a sun.

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Harry Styles. That's actually very common, though. Extra nipples are very, very common. Harry Styles has like seven nipples.

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Would you get it pierced? I would tattoo it. I would tattoo around it.

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They're not that big, Kev. They look, they're like the size of a pencil tip. Not even. And most of the time they're not protruding.

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Wait, here's a question. If you go get your nipples pierced and you say, I have three nipples, do you have to pay for the two sets? No. No. You know how you get two, you get two earrings with things? Yeah. Like it's the unusual number. They don't sell usually, do they? It's got to be like, buy two, get one free. It's got to be like that. They should actually run that as a promotion. and why is it that some flip-flop company hasn't come up with flip-flops for people with extra

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toes or you should do it six fingers i know a girl with no toes yeah with no toes yeah she was just born with no toes so i've actually never seen her feet she's never once shown her feet socks or i wouldn't water shoes or something she thinks that looks really weird um like a sledge camera yeah but the rest of her foot apparently is like super normal like everything else

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looks like i'd be self-conscious of no toast yeah 844 mojo live 844-665-6548 if you're dialing with an extra finger this morning i'll say it slower x extra 844-665-6548-844 mojo live are you okay

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If you're not late, if you're next year.

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Kevin, by the way, brings up a...

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You win all the Texas wins because you're so fast.

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By the way, you win the Kendrick Lamar tickets faster than anybody.

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Not even going.

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You're on it. Kevin brings up a really interesting point with the gloves. Like, if you've got to put on a pair of gloves or winter gloves, what do you do? Do you have to double up in one?

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No, you need mittens. You just have to use mittens. I like mittens better anyway.

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You guys, I have an aunt who had extra toes on both feet, and she had to get them removed.

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Wow. Why? She just couldn't fit into any shoes?

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Man. Yeah, yeah. I don't know. Oh, hold on. She's grabbing a phone line here. Hey, Mojo in the morning. Hello. Oh, I lost you there. Oh, sorry. What do we do? Do we just pick up the phone line at the same time?

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No, I tried to send them through.

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And it didn't come through?

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No, they dropped. What's happening today?

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Oh, here we go. I got this one. All right. Put it on hold. I'll grab this one right here. Hello, Mojo in the morning.

00:09:10 - 00:09:29 | Speaker 1:

i was calling about the extra digits on your feet and stuff yeah which which one are you calling about where do you got an extra digit so it was my girlfriend uh she was born with an extra toe her cousin was born with two extra toes my girlfriend's toe was taken off her cousins

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they kept them really did they live near like a power plant or something like where

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Bessie. No, no, everything was normal. They just had extra toes. So when my kids were born, that's the first thing we looked at were the toes when they came out to make sure they had all 10.

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Yeah, right. Exactly. That would make me wonder if I did marry her, have a child with her, would we have kids that genetically just kept on growing toes? Yeah, I don't know. Did it cause her to walk differently? Like, could she, she probably couldn't wear high heels, could she?

00:10:05 - 00:10:15 | Speaker 5:

No, no. So she couldn't wear regular shoes. They had to take the, her extra digit off, but her cousin was okay to keep them. So she still has extra toes.

00:10:15 - 00:10:16 | Speaker 8:

I wonder what was better about her toes.

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Yeah. I don't know. Here's the question. When you have the extra toe, it sounds to me like in Shannon's, you know, workout friends, the person that you met at the gym. I know the lady who shares a locker by her. It sounds to me like it wasn't the big toe. What if the big toe was the thing?

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It was not the big toe. It was a third in line. Like if you have two big toes, can you wiggle them? Big toe, another toe, then extra toe. Two middle toes? It was big.

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Yeah, that's crazy.

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It was one of the bigger guys.

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Well, where are you calling from? You calling from the west side of the state? Toledo. Toledo. You're in Toledo. Okay. So, yeah, I could see this in Toledo. I don't know. I can kind of see it. I don't know.

00:11:02 - 00:11:04 | Speaker 5:

It might be the water here. You know, I don't know.

00:11:04 - 00:11:21 | Speaker 3:

There have been talk about that. So, all right. Well, thank you for the call. I appreciate it. All right. Thank you. Somebody said that there is a term for this, and extra digits are called a polydactyly. Is that what it is? Polydactyly? I don't know.

00:11:21 - 00:11:22 | Speaker 4:

She's on line seven.

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Line seven. What is it called?

00:11:25 - 00:11:37 | Speaker 4:

Yeah. It's called polydactyly. When I was nursing school, there was a whole bunch of infants that were born, like, one day that had several extra digits. So we called it polydactyly day.

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Oh, my gosh. They actually have a full day based on this.

00:11:42 - 00:11:46 | Speaker 4:

Yes, full day based on it. So, yeah, it's very common, especially in the medical field.

00:11:46 - 00:11:54 | Speaker 3:

When you're a nurse in a hospital and the person comes out with these extra toes, do you guys just sit there and all call each other over from other departments? Do you get to see this?

00:11:54 - 00:12:01 | Speaker 4:

no because it's so common we talk about other very weird things wow anybody you know come out

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with an extra nose or like is is this only the thing that happens with uh fingers and toes

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i personally have only seen the extra fingers and toes in my career but i'm sure other people

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have seen other different things i would love it to have an extra eye i would that would be like the thing an eye in the back of your head or something what's up bob brian how you doing I'm doing good. Brian, you had extra digits.

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Yes. When I was born, I had 12 toes. I had one extra on each foot. Wow. And then about six years ago, they actually had to go in and surgically remove what they classified as a 13th digit because it kind of regrew itself.

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Oh, my God.

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Oh, my God.

00:12:48 - 00:12:54 | Speaker 3:

Were you like the star of the football team? Like, were you the running back, or did it cause you to do anything better?

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No, I didn't play sports, but I know my uncles won a lot of bets.

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Because of that?

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Betting people that I had extra digits.

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You were using you to run back. By the way, you'd probably be good at math earlier. You know what I mean? You'd be able to just sit there and count on fingers and toes. What's up, bud, John? How you doing? Good, you? Good, buddy. John, you worked with somebody with extra fingers. Now, that would be something to say.

00:13:21 - 00:13:39 | Speaker 7:

Yep, he had five fingers on each hand plus a thumb, and we worked at a chemical plant, and you had to wear gloves. Oh, jeez. And we didn't have minutes. So what did he do? He stuffed one finger in and doubled up on the glove hold. Oh, my God.

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That does not be comfortable.

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Do you call him a name? Like, do you call him Five Finger John or Six Finger John? What do you call him?

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no you know what you actually had to count them when i first found out about it i'd worked with him for quite a few years and didn't even notice it because it looks so natural oh you didn't even

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notice it it's amazing does he have to pay extra to get a manicure there i'm calling them that's wild well thank you for the call john i appreciate by the way hence worked in a chemical plant did

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you notice what he just said yeah yeah that's true all right thank you Toes in the water, toes in the sand, not a worry in the world, a cold beer in my hand. Life is good today. Life is good today.

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