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Stop Biting My Style
Mojo In The Morning

Stop Biting My Style

from Mojo In The Morning

October 25, 2024 | 00:08:24 | Leisure

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mojo in the morning i want to call out the people that are in your life that always rip you off do you have any people that ever uh rip you off rip off your ideas or maybe even take your style because again and it has happened again next week we're supposed to go to a halloween party and chelsea and i are going with a bunch of friends there's going to be probably like 30 or 40 people there it's a party that honestly i completely forgot that we had and so yesterday at the last minute i was talking to chelsea asking her about costume ideas because you know in years past we've done like the couple's costumes like last week or last year we did the the uh rip and beth you know from yellowstone and then in years past we did the filtered unfiltered we've done the wizard of oz like we've done all this stuff well this year i said what is it that you know you want to do for the costumes and she just said i think this one will be easy for you and i think this won't be easy for me and they are not even couples costume okay so i was like all right cool so i get a phone call from one of our couples friends that's friends with these people that are having the halloween costume party and the guy says to me he says well what are you and chelsea thinking about you know doing for halloween costumes and i told them what it was not thinking that this is the same guy that has done things in the past like the moment that i went out and got the chevy tahoe he went out and got the same exact chevy tahoe as me to the point that we go to the same party sometimes together and it looks like my car is parked in a different spot than it was when i first pulled in there because he'll pull up and the other thing that he has done before in the past i have bought shirts before like i bought you know some golf shirts and things or i bought uh like nordstrom's had there was a there was a nordstrom's brand shirt that they had that is the nordstrom's brand but they make like this blue black gray stuff like that and i bought it and he goes oh my god that's really cool where'd you get that i go i got it at nordstrom's next thing i know he's wearing the same exact thing it's like a little single white female you know and so i tell him what i'm going to be for halloween chelsea calls me up about four or five hours later and says did you tell so and so what you're going to be for halloween and what i'm going to be for halloween i said yeah and he goes his wife just called me up and just told me what he's going to be for halloween it's what you're going to be for halloween is exactly he wouldn't tell me on the phone that so he didn't know he was going to do that right he came up with the idea afterwards and i was like what's going on me which by the way bug me a ton tell me if you think that this is a stupid idea but i was thinking about shaving my beard into a goatee and going as dan campbell i definitely think that's a great idea did you think about that so that was the idea of what i was going to do he also has a he has a goatee and he wants to do the same thing and be a dan campbell so i was going to be the dan campbell thing and do like the wear the sweatpants and it'll be like most comfortable costume ever have a lion's hat on Makeup, shower up at the end of the night. I'm Dan Campbell.

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Pull five bucks out of your pocket. Oh, yes. I like it. That's great. Yeah. I'm like, you know what I mean? Like, I'm the guy. I'm the guy that coaches the Lions, right? Would Chelsea dress up as like a sexy lion? Chelsea has an idea. A cheerleader. No. Well, you know what? I would love her to dress up like a cheerleader. You said they don't go together? No. Our costumes don't go together. She's got a totally different idea for a costume.

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Don't make her say it because then someone's going to steal her idea. True.

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I don't. But here's the thing. My friend's wife never does this.

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Like, she never steals the ideas. It's just him that steals the ideas. It might not be her. It might not be somebody else. You know?

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The community is strong. Oh, Mike put this together for us, by the way. It found a way to get up. Are you trying to say that I stole an idea?

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No, no, no. I was giving you credit for you put this together, and I was going to play it right now because I was Dan Campbell. No, I said Mike put this together for us. Here we go. Let me play it one more time.

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Detroit's made up of great people. This community is strong. The city's been down, and it found a way to get up. We're going to kick you in the teeth. We're going to smile at you. And when you knock us down, we're going to get up. And on the way up, we're going to bite a kneecap off. This place has been kicked. It's been battered. It's been bruised. Before long, we're going to be the last one standing. How good is this, huh?

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Was it great? Who suggested that? Natalie? Yes, Natalie. Listener, Natalie with the idea. I like that. That is good. I'm going to have that playing off my phone, Mike, when I go into this Halloween party as Dan Campbell. Are you going to try to steal it now? No, my friend already, his wife told Chelsea that he's going to go as Dan Campbell. What is Dan Campbell's nicknames? Is it Motor City Dan or what is it that they call Dan Campbell? Ladies. Yeah. What's up, Amanda? Hi.

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Your friend is your 10-year troll, so it's time for you to get back at him.

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This doesn't happen with guys that much, does it? Where guys get robbed by their male friends of style?

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Only in middle school and high school when it's over a girl.

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It's funny. It happens to women all the time. I'm sure Shannon and Megan and KP and Lydia.

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I've talked about it before. There was a girl who, it actually started freaking me out a little bit. It was to the point where haircuts and it wasn't just clothes or shoes or purses. It was like, it got real weird. I'm completely the opposite.

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I left a digital camera at a friend's house, and when I got it back, there were photos of her in similar outfits as me with my dog. What? Women are creepy. Yeah. She took your dogs? Yeah, well, we were roommates, and I was moving out, so I left the camera there with the dog until we got everything.

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The funny thing with this is that Halloween is a time where people will pick costumes and a lot of times won't tell you what their costumes are because they don't want other people to go as that.

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It's like a tattoo.

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Yeah. You want to be the only one.

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Yeah.

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Because if you go and there's like, I think it was last year, wasn't there a ton of Rip and Beths that went the same thing? And then also Top Gun. There was a ton of Tom Cruise Top Guns because that movie was so hot at the time. But it's funny that in life when it happens, like when they start doing this and purchasing, and this is the same person that keeps doing it, so keeps like stealing stuff. I should do this. What do you think about this?

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You should go as him.

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No, that's a good idea. I never thought about that. That's even a better idea than what I had. My idea was throw him off the scent of the dogs and just go as something completely different. That's the worst costume ever that would make you have to like put on like 30 layers of crap.

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Makeup.

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And then when I show up at the Halloween party, he's dressed up in this uncomfortable costume, and I'm dressed up in something like Dan Campbell, feeling good.

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That's a good experiment. I've only had people, like, still sayings. Like, I went through a big, I guess I'm kind of still in it. I went through a big shout-out phase, where I would just, like, literally say, like, man, shout-out Mojo at the green shirt, or, like, shout-out, da-da, or just shout-out. And this guy came around. All of a sudden, he wants to shout-out things. I mean, everybody kind of shouts out. Bro, nobody was, I promise you, Mike, I promise you, nobody was shouting out at this time.

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Nothing makes me feel better than when somebody on this show starts saying something that I did. I'm like, I've infiltrated your brain.

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Well, in my friend group, let me just say that.

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There's no idea as an original idea. Let's just put it that way. But it's the matter of if you're close friends with them and they do it. What's up, Ashley? Wasn't that the cool thing in high school, starting a phrase and then like everybody saying it? Everybody doing it. Yeah, I always took everybody else's phrase. I'm sorry, Ashley, we were just still talking. We're all talking over each other today. I think we got a little delay, but what's going on?

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So my cousin decided to name her child the same as my child.

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Oh, that's even worse, when they steal your baby name.

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Yes, and it was your own family member, so now there's the same child in the same family. It's not very fun.

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Isn't it interesting that people are real protective with the baby names? They don't want to do that, right?

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After that, I had three more kids, and I never told a soul the names until they were born.

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MCDC, Motor City, Dan Campbell. That's his nickname. That's it.

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