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What Would You Do?
Mojo In The Morning

What Would You Do?

from Mojo In The Morning

January 10, 2023 | 00:08:47 | Leisure

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Oh, I love these. It's Mojo in the Morning Show. What would you do? We're going to do that this morning right now with Spike. What happened?

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Really, I thought the TV cameras, the hidden cameras were watching us and seeing what would we do.

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John Quinones is going to jump out anytime, right? Isn't that the guy's name that hosts that show?

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So Meg and I went out to eat last night, and the restaurant owner was acting like she thought she knew Meg, and she kept bringing over free stuff to the table, and we don't know her. But she was saying, like, she said something about us being family. and after the first time with the app i was like how do you know her and she's like i don't know her and like do we say something well like we didn't say something and meg wanted to fess up

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and i wouldn't let her so wait so they brought over when you say app appetizer yeah lady gave

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us free food she was bringing free food and so i thought it was because i was on the radio sometimes you know we have listeners and fans that'll recognize us but she had no idea who i was she was clearly talking to meg and she's like oh your family don't worry about it and then after as she kept coming back and talk small talking us and there wasn't a lot of people in the restaurant she clearly thought megan was somebody in the bar biz she's like oh we're about to close you know how that works i'm coming by your bar next week and she sent us over free drinks which we totally accepted and i was like i don't know where what's going on but i'm not Don't say anything. Let the free stuff roll.

00:02:45 - 00:02:47 | Speaker 1:

Were you at an Olive Garden? Because when you hear your family.

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No. But would you guys have said, how do I know you? Or would you just let her roll? Because then I felt like too much time had passed after the first time.

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I couldn't. I don't talk with my mouth full.

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Exactly. Mexico, I'm going to ask. Hold on a second. My girlfriend's too honest She wanted to be like I'm sorry, how do I know you? I think you have made a mistake I'm like Oh, you be quiet You just sit there And sip that free drink Here's another bite

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You just stay over there And look pretty We're reading these apps Right I'll tell you this That I probably would say something Maybe at the end Just to ask Like going Oh, wait, wait And you guys have never been To this place before

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No, but you can't say something at the end after you just spent a half hour taking everything from her.

00:03:45 - 00:04:22 | Speaker 5:

Yeah, I don't know. It's funny because of, you know, that's a situation where you're just kind of like, oh, God, this is great. I'm going to do it. I've had people come up before and, like, think that they know you, and they'll do, oh, I know you. Oh, yeah. Like, and it's not the radio thing. It's like they think, oh, hey. Or somebody has come up one time to Chelsea and said something like, oh, my God, I haven't seen you in so long. and Chelsea has no idea who she is and Chelsea will say to me, you know, ask her what her name is again and I'm like hey, hi, I'm sorry and I'll try to introduce myself to her and we still don't know who it is. Yeah, because they'll say something

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like, oh, it's so nice to see you again instead of, I'm Shannon.

00:04:27 - 00:04:36 | Speaker 5:

Right, exactly. That's the worst. I don't know, you know what here's the what would you do on this one is I would wonder when can I go back to

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that restaurant? Well, no, but that was the conversation on the way home we're like can we go back because now if we keep going back eventually she's going

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to figure out we're not that's not the person she thought she was can you imagine if she finally meets the person that looks like meg yeah you guys there and goes oh my god did you enjoy all those apps and she's like i haven't been here what are you talking about meanwhile they've been

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that that couple's been back four times

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They keep taking all the free food.

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That's awesome.

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But in this economy, take advantage.

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Texters 95500 are saying, say nothing, do nothing. I like that. No, I wouldn't say a thing. Another one here that says, I would enjoy it. Maybe that's kind of their thing that they do at that restaurant. A couple of other people are like, what restaurant are you talking about?

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Everybody else is going to try it too?

00:05:23 - 00:05:46 | Speaker 1:

Yeah. I don't know. It's one of those things where if you ever get something. I think that's different than if you go to a store and they forget to charge you for something. Because I have a karma or a thought in my head that bad things are going to happen, that God's going to make me pay some way, somehow, if a person doesn't charge me for something.

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Oh, but it's a monetary thing. If it was a jacket that cost $200, yeah, I'm going to go back. That's what I'm saying. If it's a bunch of bananas from Kroger, I'm sorry. Oh, really? That's a donation to me. I'm sorry. If it costs more than gas to drive back to the grocery store, I'm keeping the product.

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Yeah, I don't know. I have even the slightest of things I feel awkward about.

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I'm with you on that, but the free food. I'll take another glass of wine, please.

00:06:14 - 00:06:16 | Speaker 1:

What's going on, Trevor? It's Mojo in the morning. What would you do?

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I'd definitely go back. Spike, you going back or what?

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I feel like eventually she's going to have a conversation with somebody else and realize it wasn't the person she thought it was. So I feel like the jig is up. Now, if we go back, she might recognize.

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Also, if I was Meg, I would want to see the person that I'm getting confused with. I'd be so curious.

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Right?

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How much do I look like this other person? Is it a compliment or an insult? Right, exactly.

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You know what, though? You're never insulted when you get free food.

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That is also very true.

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Thanks, Trevor. Take care of yourself, buddy.

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No problem, Mojo. Love you guys.

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Love you, buddy. Take care. What's up, Sarah?

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Hey, you guys are missing, like, one of the most important things, but Shannon kind of mentioned it about, like, who do I look like then? I hate when people come up to me and they're like, oh, you just look super familiar. Yeah. Like, I was telling KP, I was like, I'm not on a guess who board because you should know who I am. You don't like that?

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You don't like when people feel familiarity when they see you?

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No. Oh, I'm guilty of that one.

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I feel like I'm not, like, special.

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I meet people and I say, have I met you before? You look so familiar to me. I'm very guilty of that.

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Yeah, but I do have one more thing to say. So I work with seniors and, like, I love them dearly. I remember every person's name there who I work with except for my friends. It's the weirdest thing. So I could be friends with them for a while. I'm like, oh, what's your name?

00:07:48 - 00:07:57 | Speaker 1:

Sarah, what do you think when somebody comes up to you and says, oh, my God, you know who you look like? And then they show you who you look like, and the person's not really attractive.

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Yeah, I was at Starbucks getting my order from work, and the lady's like, you look like one of the girls from the Spy Kids movie. And I'm like, thank you. I don't know if that's going to be a compliment or an insult. No, that's a compliment.

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Yeah.

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That's a compliment. Yeah? Okay.

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Listen to what Tim got Tim got something expensive for free Because they thought that they knew you What was it Tim?

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Well so it's a little bit different

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Your voices guys by the way Why do you want to be voices guys real quick? Are you afraid that they're going to charge you?

00:08:32 - 00:08:40 | Speaker 4:

You'll find out I was kind of scared when this happened Do you know like at Total Wine how they have everything And they have some things like locked up?

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Yeah

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So I asked for You know I'm like kind of splurging and I'm like, all right, all right, I'll get the Don Julio 1942. I didn't realize they had to hold it up there. So I'm finishing shopping, blah, blah, blah. I get to the cashier, and they're ringing everything up. I got some beers and, like, some other stuff. And this guy is taking, like, I kid you not, like, a good 5, 10 minutes making this Don Julio look so beautiful. I'm like, holy crap, like, how much is this thing going to cost me? And the guy doesn't even, like, I'm looking at the total price, and I'm like, no way is it only going to cost me total $150. The guy's putting it all away because, like, they can't hand you the stuff. They have to put it in the bag first, then hand it to you. I get in my car. I look at my receipt. I'm like, all right, Corona's, White Claw. And I'm just reading. And I'm like, wait a minute. Where is the Don Julio? And then I'm checking just to make sure that there's no security tag. And I literally get in my car, and I floor it out of there before anything else happens.

00:09:41 - 00:09:44 | Speaker 1:

You got a $150 bottle of Don Julio for free.

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$200. No, at total line, they're $200.

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Oh, my God. Let me just say this to you, buddy. God's going to get you back.

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