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Things You See in The Houses of Rich People
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Things You See in The Houses of Rich People

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How did you come up with this topic? Where did this topic come into play?

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Is this like the rich people topic?

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Yes.

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So I was out in, I don't know if it was Grosse Pointe Farms or just Grosse Pointe, period, but it's a lot of rich people out there. That's where we used to go when we really wanted like the full-size chocolate candy bars during Halloween. And as a kid, all the rich people lived in Grosse Pointe.

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For those people that don't know where that is, maybe you're listening in another area, Google the gross points and Google these homes. These are homes that are spectacular. They are, I would call them, they're mansions. And there's a lot of historic people that have estates. Yes. There's a lot of people that have lived there that are famous. And the most famous people are probably like the Anita Bakers, the Aretha Franklin's, the Miguel Cabrera's.

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It's money over there, basically. It's a whole lot of zeros over there. For real?

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Art Van's estate is over there. Yeah, it's gorgeous.

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Okay.

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So I'm over there. I grocery shop out there, so that's where I was at. So I'm over there. I'm driving. Stop at a red light. And, of course, I'm looking at homes because you don't see this every day. So I'm looking. I'm like, wow, this is dope. Wow, this is dope. This is dope. I stop at a red light. I look to my left, and my question is, like, what's the most rich thing you've seen in somebody's house? I look to my left, and how the house is facing, it's a big-ass house. So it's not just facing, like, the front or facing the side. It's facing all directions. It's like a 360 house. So I look up, and it's a big-ass mirror up at the top, like a glass you can see inside the house. They got a damn polar bear, like a stuffed polar bear in the top of their house right in front of the window for everybody to see. I'm like, how rich do you? That's rich.

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You know you're rich When you can go to wherever you go To buy a polar bear And say I want to buy a stuffed polar bear

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Just to have it on display

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Like that is like something Like you say to yourself I want a polar bear Or what do you do Do you go and you see it And say to yourself You know what I think I like it I'll buy it

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Or how much is that Do you think it was

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Do you think it was a live polar bear When they met it and they killed it

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They probably said, I want that one. Michael Jackson, I'll have that one.

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How do you know where to put it? It's so interesting because there's been times where I've bought memorabilia before, and I'm like, I would like to buy this memorabilia for my house. That's the only thing I think I've ever bought that I consider art. Right. I have a Tom Brady autographed Patriots jersey. That is art. And I'm like.

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This is the greatest. Where do you hang it? Where do you decide that you're hanging it? I have to hang it in a man cave. This person with the polar bear has to say to themselves, where do we put the polar bear? And they put it somewhere where everybody can see. And the windows aren't drawn. It's wide open. Like, hey, look at my polar bear. That's amazing. I'd love to. We should go on a polar bear house tour. Go check it. It's funny. You were talking this morning. The topic that you wanted to do is things that rich people have in their homes. We had talked about Paul Corvino, our old boss, the most interesting man in radio.

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He actually lived in Grosse Pointe. Wasn't that Grosse Pointe?

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He did, yeah. He lived in Grosse Pointe in a really, really awesome home that was there. And we would have parties, station parties there all the time. And he had the coolest thing ever that Lydia brought up this morning. Lydia, want to tell the listeners and tell Cab about it?

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Yeah, so he had a Batman pole in his office.

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Like a stripper pole?

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Yeah, it could be a stripper cloak.

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Did you ever watch the old Batman show? So Batman had a pole that he would go on to where he became Batman. He would slide down to the Batcave.

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Like a firefighter. But you didn't see it when you walked into the room. You had to open these closet doors.

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It was like how Batman had it where it came out from like a bookshelf. Wow.

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And it would go to his basement. So when I would go to his house, I would slide down the pole after I had a couple drinks.

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But not just his basement. I never went down the Batpole. Didn't you have to come out of an armoire or something?

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What is that? In the basement, yes.

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Yeah, so you had to come out. It was like a closet type thing, too. So you had to enter this closet, you dropped down to a closet, and you came right out to his basement. Yeah.

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And he had like a movie room in there, right? It was beautiful. Yeah, a movie theater. That's rich. Yeah. Isn't that crazy? That is rich. You got a Batman pole to go downstairs behind your armoire? I never even said armoire. Armoire. Armoire. Say it again. My mom got to figure it out. Say it again. Armoire. That's good. Armoire. That's right. My lips are like struggling. I want to do something in my house, and I want to do this. I want to do a bourbon-like room. Like I've been wanting to do this. Kind of like a speakeasy. Like we have in our basement, we have, like the kids have a video game room. They don't play videos in the video game room. It's literally got old video games that they don't use anymore, like PS2s and stuff in there. I'll take it. And they play on the TV. That's the TV I watch from. So I said to Chelsea, I go, this would be a dream of mine to have like a bourbon room and to have it so that you get a bunch of bottles of bourbon. Because I try to collect. That's the only thing I've been kind of collecting these days is I get like bourbon bottles or bourbon, special bourbons, and have them in there and then have a group of guys like with barrels of bourbon like there and sit around with nice, comfy like leather chairs. And we all just sit there and drink and stuff in the room. But I don't, I don't know. Like, that would be the kind of thing I would want to do. Would you have an armoire? Like, how would you get into this? He's going to say it as many times as he can. I think I would have the armoire for the, is that how you pronounce it? Armoire? Or armoire? Is it armoire?

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Y'all looking at me, I'm just saying it.

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I don't know. Is it armoire? I would have it. I have no idea.

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Now I feel like it's a weird word to say once you say it too many times.

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I would have the bourbon bottles on the armoire. Okay. How are we getting into your speakeasy, though? Do you got a secret lever you're pulling? You know, I never thought.

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It used to be like a bookcase that you pull a book out of and it opens. Something like that.

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I want a sliding, like I want a thing where you touch the wall and the wall actually is like glass. And then, but you don't see it there. And then all of a sudden it turns into a nothing. What? No, I don't want it. I just want a door. I just want a regular door.

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I drove past a house the other day that had the garage doors open. And I'm such a voyeur. If I'm driving past your house at night, I'm looking in. If your garage is open, I'm looking in. This family had a thing that, it reminded me of parking in New York City. It lifted cars up. So there was a car stacked on top of a car. And then in the second garage door, there was a car stacked on top of a car. Does that make sense? I know exactly what you're talking about.

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It was like a lift. A lot of, you see a lot of homes that will have them because they only have like a two car garage. And so they'll take, they'll take those lifts because they have a high garage and they'll have like a car on top of there.

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That's what it was.

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A lot of those guys with those classic cars.

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I'm such a mom. Why I noticed it too was the bottom space had nothing in it except for a bunch of little kids scooters and bikes. And I was like, oh my God, if something happens to that top car, the kids are going to get crushed. I wanted to go up the front door so bad.

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I got Chaz here. Chaz, are you there? Yeah, I'm here. How are you guys? Good morning. Good. Let me hear you say the word armoire. Armoire. That was good. That was very good. What's going on? Thank you. Tell us about that. So.

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My aunt and uncle, when I was, like, four, they built their house and whatnot, and we were doing a little tour of it, and my aunt took us into this room that they have in their basement, and it's a 20-foot by 20-foot room that they have converted into a shower strictly for dogs, for their dogs.

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I thought I was going to say origins.

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Literally, their dogs are literally, like, their life, I guess you could say. My aunt, she has this dog trained so well. It's actually firefighter certified and everything. So you can climb ladders and whatnot. So it's crazy. Like when you walk in and it's got that, like, the one that's right, the shower head right in the middle, and it just falls on the dog basically. Yeah. You go in, you just get the dog showered and whatnot. It's crazy.

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So a friend of mine, Eric Johnson, he owns Johnson's Builders. Love him. Great guy. Love the guy. He says that that is pretty popular. People that will make grooming areas in their home for their dogs, like specialty tubs and things. Yeah, and then the other big thing that now is becoming really, really popular in homes is the two master suites is, like, a big deal, too, which I think Chelsea would love to have, like, two master suites so you can have, like, separate rooms to go sleep in. So you go to sleep at night in two separate rooms.

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I would shower in a 20-bond, 20-foot, though. A big shower? Water hits you everywhere? Like, is it coming from, like, kind of like, in my mind, it's like if I put a flick of lighter in front of a sprinkler and it covers the entire area, is it like that in the shower?

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I don't know, because I'm not into the shower heads that are above your head. Like, I don't like the rain showers. I like them like fire hoses. I want them seriously tearing my skin off.

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I'm the same way, because sometimes, when I go to a hotel that has it, I don't like it, because sometimes I don't want to wash my hair. And then I got to wear a shower cap.

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I hate it because I'm a big man and it never, there's always a part of my body that's getting cold. What's going on, Vicki? Hi.

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Fire hose.

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Hey, how's it going? Good. We're trying. Oh, by the way, somebody says that they may know the neighbor that has the polar bear house. Yes. I'm sorry. Go ahead, Vicki. What's up?

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We have the three signed jerseys in like shadow box frames on the wall in our family room. I like it. And an entire shelf of all 32 NFL mini helmets.

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Oh, by the way, and you have this up in your house, this is not something that your husband has forced you to have up.

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No, it is not forced to have up. It is in our family room.

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Because that is, could you call my wife? Because you might be the nicest wife in the world for doing that.

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It's pretty cool. It's clear acrylic shelves and all the mini helmets are on it. So they're kind of like a floating wall display. That's cool.

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I like that. I want that. I want that and I want a Dairy Queen ice cream machine right in the middle of my house. Like one of those soft serve ice cream machines.

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You got to put it with the bourbon and soft serve?

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Bourbon? Over soft serve? Bourbon, yes. Instead of hot fudge? How about bourbon and lemonade in a machine that's like a slushy machine at 7-Eleven? Bruh. What's up, Andrea?

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What you really need to do is have your bourbon room and then have your yacht rock music playing. Hold on, hold on, hold on.

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Hold on, hold on, hold on. No, no. Yacht rock.

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You're Yaw Rock Yaw Rock I want to hear a little Yaw Rock Seriously

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I mean tell me Come on

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Let's pour some bourbon

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Be honest with me Be honest with me Brandy

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I'm down today

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Let's go Wait I'm sorry Brandy Your name's Andrea Oh my god you know what that means Yes Hold on a second I need to play Brandy Hold on here we go

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Can I tell you something Mojo I went to the farmer's market With the kids the other day And the little band Was playing this song And in my head All I could hear was you going Yaw Rock Yaw Rock Where are the glasses?

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Let's have a drink. Come on, let's have a drink. Here we go. Here's a voice on a western day, and it's just for you, Andrea. A hundred ships a day.

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Well, you've got to set the tone. Tell me that you don't listen to it on the weekends and think of me.

00:14:08 - 00:14:12 | Speaker 1:

It's a good mood setter. Yeah, exactly. I'll get back to you.

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All right. Well, have a good weekend.

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If you're laying in the pool, it's great.

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Yeah, exactly. We're going to have a little glass of bourbon and listen to Yacht Rock.

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Cody, what's up? It's Mojo in the morning. Hi.

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Hey, guys.

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How you doing?

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But, yeah, so when I moved out, my father converted my bedroom to his gun safe room.

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You know?

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And, yeah, he put it under a lock and key. He just has everything from floor to ceiling. A gun safe room?

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Like the whole room had guns in it?

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Floor to ceiling. Where do you live?

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I would not want to go to your house.

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Lake Orion, or where are you at? We're out, like, Marysville. Okay. Timbal area. Honestly, there's something kind of cool about that, you know? A gun room? A gun room. You have a whole, he has a gun safe room. Yeah, he was able to get the gun safe out of his bedroom and make it into old bedroom. Does he got, like, old school guns? Because that would be cool. Otherwise, you just have to, like, stuff with, like, powder in them. Oh, yeah. Musket. Like a musket. There's some muskets in there.

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100%. And what does he store the guns in? What is the name of the furniture that he stores the guns in? It's just the whole bedroom. No, no, no. No, no, no. What's it called? A safe? An amour. That's our word for the day. today is brought to you by the letter a for arm wall is that how you spell it is it with an a

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yeah yes there is an r at the end so is it war arm wall is a a-r-m-o-i-r-e yeah hold on uh becca

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what's the rich people house that you know y'all got this one i'm out yeah so i was at a uh a farm in zealand i used to work for a restaurant and we went to this farm that like supplied us a bunch of house and they were super rich like they had this beautiful house and inside the house like you know you're rich when you have a small doll size model of your own home inside your home really as well yeah and it was like everything was accurate like it had it had everything the size but then they also had this one room with all their taxidermy and i'm not talking like not like deer and waterfall and fish like this guy went hunting in africa and had like leopards and stuff but my favorite taxidermy was two raccoons playing poker with each other

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taxidermy freaks me out it does it does it's kind of weird i know but it's wild that's funny

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