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What Do You Do to Keep Yourself Cool?
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What Do You Do to Keep Yourself Cool?

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July 14, 2026 | 00:21:53 | Leisure

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All right, here's what I want to talk about right now. The weather is supposed to be record heat the next few days. Like, it's going to last for, like, I think three to four days. And it's basically coming across the country right now because I talked to my family in Chicago yesterday and they said that yesterday evening it was a scorcher. Like it was at nighttime, like over 80 something degrees or whatever.

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Be careful with your puppies outside.

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So I want to ask a question. If you are the type of person that does this, when it's this weather, I know most of us probably go inside and hibernate. but there are others that find ways to keep themselves cool because they have to like i don't know if you guys are these type of people but if i go to kroger i go into the freezer section and i just open up the doors and just stand there right and it's just the feeling of that cold air oh it's just like feels so good orgasmic yeah and then i remember we one time had a uh a listener of ours that told us on days like today because we've had these record heat days i remember her saying that she got a big old baby pool put it in her driveway filled it up with the garden hose and then went and bought a bunch of bags of of ice oh that at the uh grocery store or wherever the gas station and dumped it in there and just would sit her butt right inside that thing wearing a bathing suit. I'm not mad. And so can that

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thing. You know what Smith was doing yesterday? It was so hot yesterday too and he wanted to ride. He has this one wheel scooter thing but he was getting hot when he was doing it. So he put a bunch he wet a bunch of bandanas under the faucet and put them in the freezer. And he was wrapping them around his whole head and then they would melt and get warm and he would come in and switch them out. But I was like that's actually a really

00:04:34 - 00:04:52 | Speaker 5:

good idea. The guys I golf with will bring cooler full of frozen towels, like frozen, you know, like the stuff that, you know, you dry your pots off with and they'll pull them out during the rounds of golf out of the little Yeti cooler there. I don't know how anybody's

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golfing today or like doing anything this afternoon like that. Sully invited

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me, who used to work at 97.1, invited me to go golf.

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in today and i was like there ain't no way i am going like he you'd be soaked he was like you want to come golf red run i'm like i ain't listen i gotta be honest with you i'd love to golf there when it's 75 degrees you're gonna be red you go out there right like the people that the people that honestly that go on on jogs yeah you see a lot of or bike rides during this thing you guys

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are insane i was all yesterday it was so many people so many women wearing nothing just walking

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down the riverwalk it was beautiful when you when you were little did you guys ever have a slip and

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slide yes yep we made one i think oh my god those were the best on a hot day i just used to sit in front of the fan and go ah that was a voice we used to do that in front of our air conditioner

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outside too um hours 844 mojo live 844-665-6548 what do you do to keep yourself cool and what's the crazy this i want to find out who is the got the strangest thing that they do or the craziest thing that they do to keep themselves cool on days like today do you take cooler showers uh

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i actually do oh my god scald my body i don't care how hot it is outside yeah i like a i like

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a cooler shower on a day like today especially if it's a midday shower or something um do you remember when you were a kid and you would run through the sprinkler absolutely yeah i never did Why? Fat guys, fat kids could not run through the...

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Yeah, they could. They could, like, lightly jog.

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They would, like, run through the sprinkler, and it looked awkward, you know what I mean?

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Especially when you had the sprinkler that, like, bent. Yes. You had to, like, cover both sides. That was fire. That was an amusement park.

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We'd ride our bikes through it. Yes, let's go.

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You would ride your bike through the sprinkler?

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Yeah, and my mom would get so mad. Get off the grass with the bike. Because it was all sopping wet. He was on the grass with it. Yeah. Dangerous.

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Any firefighters ever just, like, pull over, see a bunch of kids playing in a park, and just pull out the hose.

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That hose is too strong.

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You think so? You ain't seen the videos from the 60s? Don't you remember, though, and this was maybe a thing that they did in Chicago because I grew up in Chicago on the south side. They would open up the hydrants for us. And we would play in the hydrants.

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We used to do that, too. We didn't have no firefighters. We used to do it. Do it yourselves? Yeah, on my grandma's block. I don't know. They used to have pliers or something. I don't know. The guys used to do it across the street. And then you hold it a certain way to spray people. That used to be fun. Darian, what are you doing today?

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um i'm actually going to play basketball you was just talking about how hot it was and you seen people running i i play basketball outside in the heat oh my god you gotta be careful how old are you i am 26 oh okay hydrate my friend you are so dumb you are really dumb

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for real that's nuts man be careful seriously make sure you don't just drink water you drink

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some electrolytes too i'm sad no we have like a little mist machine and stuff and they have a bunch of water it's just i'm not lying one time i drank too much water and with

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no electrolytes and i got even worse i actually that's really yeah really bad dehydrated what's

00:08:06 - 00:08:13 | Speaker 2:

going on chris good morning you were talking about golfing i golfed in an outing yesterday It was brutal yesterday.

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See, that's not even fun.

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Yeah, I got there early. I grabbed a Bloody Mary, and I drank half of it. It was just at 10 o'clock in the morning, it was too hot. I think I had half a beer, and I just dumped the rest out, and then probably 10 bottles of water the rest of the day.

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And the problem is even that half, you probably were a little buzzed off of it because you definitely get buzzed faster on a hot day like today.

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Oh, without a doubt, yeah. But it was still fun. I didn't want a raffle fry. So what the heck? What'd you win?

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What'd you win?

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McGonagall autographed Tigers jersey.

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Oh, that's great. That's a great prize. Which color?

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The white one.

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The white home jersey. Very cool. He's an all-star. He's playing in the game tonight. Playing in the all-star game. That's tonight? Yeah. They had the home run derby last night, and nobody knew it was on because it was on Netflix and nobody could find it. Yeah, people were pissed all over social. Like, where's the all-star game home run derby? uh melissa what's up melissa hi hey what are you doing to stay cool today

00:09:18 - 00:09:38 | Speaker 1:

well i recently just bought a new house and it didn't have central air which i was used to so i had to get some window units and i was doing some scrolling on tiktok put foil up in your windows it reflects the sun and it does not get hot in your house at all are

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Are you serious? I did not know that. You put foil?

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Yeah, I really don't care what my neighbors think. As long as I'm staying cool, right?

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They think that you are into, like, Martians or something.

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Beam me up, Scotty. Beam me up. That makes sense, because people put that in their windshield, too, I feel like. Oh, yeah. Yes.

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Yeah, for your car. For your cars.

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When I lived in Arizona, you would not get into your car without having one of those sun screens.

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I remember my grandma had one of those, yeah.

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Because your steering wheel you couldn't even touch. What's going on? Allie, what's happening? How you doing?

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I'm good. How about yourself?

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Fantastic, Allie. I'm going to be laying out in the sun today in my backyard.

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I'm not. I just wanted to call in and say that my dad is a former volunteer fire chief. One year when it was really hot, he bought a small pool and then brought the tanker truck to our house to fill it up.

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Oh, my gosh.

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What a cool memory.

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What a great one. Filling up. That would be cool if the fire department drove around and filled up kids' pools. What is going on over there?

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That would be my grandson that just sent off.

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You want your attention. Was that your grandson? That sounded like, at first I thought it was like an animal or something there in the background, but that's your grandson. What's his name?

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His name is Theodore. He is 18 months old, and he had the keys, and he pushed the panic alarm. Oh, my God, that's great. Oh, Theodore.

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Well, you and Theodore, be careful. Don't go outside today, okay?

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Oh, no, he's going into the daycare, and then we're going home to the AC.

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Ah, good for you. Okay. I used to love days like today just for the fact that it would be like mom always doing something with us. Like usually on days like today, you just couldn't go play with your friends. And that was kind of like your normal day. So it would be like I talked about going to a movie like this would be a good toy story type day. Go hang out in an Imagine Theater or whatever.

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That's what we did yesterday. It was nice.

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Or we'd go to like one of those cool places like the jumping places and stuff like that. Urban Air. Yeah.

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That's a way cool. Where do water balloons? Do people still do water balloons and swat balloons?

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We're doing water balloons like every day right now. Now they have, have you seen a bunch of balloons? What is that? So it's one, it's like you screw it onto your hose. Oh, okay, yeah. And there's like 40 balloons that fill up at the same time and they all just pop off once they're full.

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I remember one time, you probably can't do this these days. Me and the homies, shout out my boy, Mark. Marcus, who live in Cali. Now he had the two-door Honda. He used to get blown in there. so one summer we in there high as a hill we go to myers we get some water guns no idea we about to do we driving down the street on the west side by sinai grace it's like six mile or something we pull up on the street they out there having a water fight i'm like let's get them we pull up on the street we all jump out with the water guns we have a water fight with people we don't even know it was a great time we dapped them up got in the car and left can't do that nowadays no you can't

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do that nowadays i get shouted real good right it's just water come on guys can't we go back to the old days when people didn't get crazy that would be could you imagine if you did that nowadays i'd have a heart attack i would be i'd take off in the car i'd be like there's something bad's about to happen right now what's up amelia how you doing i'm doing well how are

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Good morning.

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Good morning. How did you stay cool on a day like today?

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My Bryce, the builder husband, built us a DIY pool out of two-by-fours and a black tarp. And we ended up getting a pool filter and a little chlorine tablet. And we're keeping cool that way. That's awesome. It's pretty white. It feels a bit white trash. It's on our driveway, but it's working, and it was free wood from his work.

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That's pretty cool. That's dope. So his own, you know, made at home.

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Yeah. Where do people fill in up the trunks of their cars?

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With water?

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Yeah, people do that. Nobody does that. What do they do? Not the trunk like the truck. The back of the truck, yeah, with the tarp. I'll let y'all do it one night. Wait a second. You fill it up like a bowl?

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I've never heard of anybody do that.

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I've seen it. Yeah, like in a Ford F-150 or, you know, a Gordon Chevrolet joint.

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Oh, so a pickup truck. Yeah. Okay, okay.

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You thought I'm talking about, like, Shannon's truck. I'm like the bag of mine. Yeah. Why are you going to do that? In the Buick. I didn't know. What's up, Lisa?

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Hi, Lisa.

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Hey, you guys.

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Hi.

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So, to keep cool, me and the children are going to an all-you-can-eat buffet, and we're just going to sit there as long as possible, drink a lot of water, to wash down the food and stay cool in the air conditioning.

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I love that idea.

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What's your buffet of choice? Golden Corral. All right, we'll see you there.

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We're going to go to Golden Corral at noon and leave at 8, and that takes care of the entire advisory. Could you imagine? I wonder if they'll make you leave at a certain time, Lisa. Have you ever tried to stretch that?

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They have to be discreet. Yeah, because they'll start, like, watching you wait.

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with who's coming around lurking towards her

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table. You need help clearing your place off. Oh, yeah, they know.

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Yeah. This is one of those days where I'm agreeing with Shannon and she's just got to tell me where the one is by my house. Go to a library. That was a thing, too. I don't even know where the libraries are by me. I've lived in my neighborhood

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for 25 years. You've never been to your library?

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I don't think I've been ever to my library.

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Libraries are Detroit's cooling centers. So for anyone who doesn't have air conditioning, they recommend that you go to the public libraries. That's dope.

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I'm going to pull a Kevin here right now and just throw out a random comment. But I had a friend of mine who used to call it a library. A library? He'd go, we're going to the library. I'd be like, that's not how you pronounce it. Who's your friend name? It was Michael. And Michael also did not know how to pronounce a lot of things, too. Library. He was like, yeah. All right. This topic did not go as well as I thought it would go. Which one?

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I'm so bummed. Would y'all be down for a water fight? Like a water wars?

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Motual in the morning water wars?

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I don't want to do water wars. That gives me anxiety. Have to watch out for people to shoot me. Should we have like a water balloon fight?

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I would be down for that.

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Did you guys ever do a water balloon toss at field day? And then you have to back up. Let's do that. And then do it again. And then back up.

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A field day.

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How about a dunk tank?

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Yeah, if you're sitting up there. You're going to get in? We all got real quiet. Let's all do it. I'll get in.

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How about this? No, how about this one? Not going under one. How about we, what is it called when you go to a person's pool without being invited?

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Trespassing.

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No, but how about that? Where we all, we try to see how many neighborhoods we can randomly as a show, find somebody with a pool and see if we can sneak in, take a dip in their pool and then leave.

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Without getting either arrested, shot, hurt. Are you going to get out or are you just going to drive?

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No, I think that it would be kind of fun if all of a sudden we just pull up, everybody jump in the pool, and then everybody's got to get out and get in the station vehicle and leave.

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Let's do it.

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All right.

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Do you want to do this as a surprise? Because I can get texters and callers.

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No, I think the surprise is the better thing. Like, just randomly jumping in people's pools just to see what would happen.

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I'm going to get arrested, bro. They don't call 911. I'm just seeing a channel 955.

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They're going to pull out a water gun, but not a water one.

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Has anybody ever done that, though? Has anybody ever just randomly gone saw somebody has a pool. You can see them because they got fences around them and stuff and just jumped in their pool. Somebody had to do that. Or have you owned a pool? Have you ever had any neighbors just randomly just go in your pool? Somebody had to do that. I've used people basketball hoops before. What's the, wait, oh yeah, just go shooting hoops and they're, what is the app called that you can see people's pools or rent people's pools?

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Isn't it called like Swimply or Swimly or something?

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You want to throw a pool party? I don't know, but it would be kind of like on a day like today.

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I got invited to one today at a random house in West Bloomfield, Mojo.

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Oh, well, why don't you tell me? I'll come with you.

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Sure. It's going to be a repeat of the Birmingham thing, probably.

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Okay.

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Are they renting a house? Yeah.

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So it's an Airbnb?

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Oh, they're renting an Airbnb? Yeah. They just sent the link out to a bunch of people on Insta.

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Is this going to be like an illegal?

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I don't know. I kind of want to go just to see if something's going to happen.

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Wait, what does the invite say?

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uh it's pool day today right it's going to be 100 degrees then they sent the address then i looked up the address and it's a rental in west bloomfield lisa what's up lisa

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that's exactly why i'm calling good morning everyone good morning what's going on i am part of a um girls entertainment group and we rent pools and go to people's houses on days like today

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When you say a girls' entertainment group, are we talking clothed or unclothed?

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Oh, Joe. You've talked to a lot of the ladies. It's called girl gang.

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Girl gang? I have. Wait, explain.

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And explain my mojo. I've talked to you all.

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Have you called the show or am I a visitor? What is that?

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they all call in they win stuff and they make suggestions so stop trying to make this dirty

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mojo it's not dirty then okay so i don't know the way that you're doing it makes it sound very dirty so this is just a bunch of the ladies instead of playing maj or whatever you guys are going out there and you and you guys are uh are going in and renting somebody's pool yes exactly all right Here's the way. One piece or two piece?

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It's two, but everything's covered.

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Okay. Or is it? Two piece with a sundress or something, right? Or a cover-up, right?

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Are y'all synchronized swimmers?

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I always thought.

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That was fire.

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That's beautiful. It is beautiful.

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Anna will share with you the West Bloomfield house.

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Travis, what's up, Travis? That pool looks amazing.

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So we grew up literally stealing our neighbors and our friends' neighbors' pools while they were on vacation, jumping off their roof, using their water slides, and got caught after about three years of doing this because they came home early from vacation. See? I love that. Three years, though? That was a good run. Yeah. It was a great run, but getting caught was not good when you got 20 to 25 people there running out of their backyard.

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See, that's the thing. You can't go more than the amount of people that we have as far as the show is concerned. Like, once you get to double digits, you're in trouble. Like, that's too many people to get out. Agreed. Yeah. And you got to be careful. You can't just start rolling up there with a big old igloo cooler, you know, because that's too much stuff to carry.

00:20:52 - 00:21:00 | Speaker 1:

We had the coolers, but we'd always walk there, never had vehicles parked in their driveway. so other neighbors didn't get suspicious of what's in the driveway.

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Oh, you guys did everything right.

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That's amazing. Hold on. Don, what's going on? Don, what did you guys do?

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Well, when I was in college, we all got in the van and went over to the Holiday Inn and jumped in the pool. We figured we'd get kicked out in a couple minutes, but it was so hot we didn't care. Oh, yeah. And so we were in there playing around, and the waitress came out and asked us if we wanted to order anything. so we ended up staying there the whole afternoon and uh you know having drinks and laying by the

00:21:32 - 00:21:58 | Speaker 4:

side of the pool so it was a good day that sounds good there's a couple apartment complexes that have pools you know like that that would be a good one to jump into um and remember that when hotels used to have like outdoor pools i don't think they have them anymore like i wish either that was back in the day like in vegas that's a big deal a lot of people will sneak into casino pools on a day like today. What's up Melanie? Hi, how are you guys? Fantastic. What's going

00:21:58 - 00:23:13 | Speaker 6:

on? So I had a comment from jumping into like, I didn't jump into it, but like a random person's pool by accident. So one of my old long time friends, they had just moved into those new communities where all the houses are exactly the same. They don't differ. It's like one address number different little cookie cutter yeah yeah and so she like i said we were friends for a long time and she goes if you get there before me you can go ahead and go straight in the back like the gates unlocked it's just on the other side of the gate so unhook the left i'm like okay bet i'll be in the pool then i go in there and i was like the next house over there was no cars and driveway i was like oh she must not be home she looks over the fence is like what are you doing i'm like what what are you doing why are you not over here she's like you're that's not my house in the wrong pool it was truly embarrassing and the guy who lived there was like some old man he's like i just thought you were one of my grandkids i'm like what he's like i never use my pool we just have it for our grandkids they come over all the time i didn't

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think anything of it wouldn't that be a dream come true though a bunch of girls hanging out in his pool guys enjoying it kristen snuck into whose pool morning me i stuck in on my guidance counselor's pool when you were in school like when this was your guidance counselor probably

00:23:31 - 00:23:39 | Speaker 5:

freshman sophomore in high school how'd you know where she lived how do we know where she lived She had two kids that were in her grade.

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Was it just you, or were there other people with you? Yeah, I could probably find the pictures and send them to you.

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How many people total would sneak into the guidance counselor's pool?

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It was two, me and my best friend, Sam.

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Oh, my gosh. Shut up to Sam. Good memories.

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My family, if they're listening, they're like, oh, I know exactly who this is.

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That's cool. Do you still have Lisa's number With Lisa and all the girls I want to invite them over to the house And jump into the lake today The girl gang Mojo you know us You've talked to us a lot Do you know how many times that people Bringing up something that they brought up on the air One time before and they'd say it like that Gets me in trouble So how do you know Lisa I'll get that a little bit later today The girl gang hanging out

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