Things We Thought Were Stupid in the '80s!

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back to the eighties things at Tuscano and

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I find stupid during the nineteen eighties, and remember, hit us on our

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know what you thought was stupid back
in the eighties. Now, before we

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get started on another magnificent show,
I want to wish a belated birthday to

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my partner in crime, mister Tuscano. Happy birthday. Let's get ready to

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roll, get your zigzags out,
pour yourself a cool drink, maybe some

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hot chocolate, put the kids to
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for another's show. Right, here
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not at two five, where we
keep the eighties vibe alive. Belated

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birthday, boy, how are you
swinging this evening? Oh well, I

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appreciate it more than words, my
brothers, Thank you so much. And

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happy belated, and be quiet that
hate cannot start so early. That was

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a it's a great song. Okay, we'll talk about that in a little

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while the show. Yeah, we
are just starting the show and you're starting

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the hate already. Happy belated to
you, brother. By the way,

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I know that turned you turned just
a day a day past. You're mid

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forties, so you know. Welcome, Welcome to the mid forties, and

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welcome to Back to the Eighties Radio, the show where we're gonna be talking

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about the awesome memories that make us
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not living in the past, it's
just recognizing how dang sweet it was.

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course we can't do the show alone, and we shouldn't because with us as

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he is every time that we get
together, is a man that choose only

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on hot cinnamon fire sticks remember those, and has been seen with a sign

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outside of liquor stores that reads,
bring schlit small liquor back. But to

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us, he is the illustrious and
wonder is Chang Chang Happy belated, my

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brother. I'll thank you, my
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there. Yes, Tuscano and I
share the same month of a birthday,

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different years, but the same month. That makes us equal magnificent. Wouldn't

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you say so, my friend?
It absolutely does, and shout out.

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Today we're gonna be starting to discuss the

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things that each one of us believes
was stupid about or in the nineteen eighties.

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Oh yeah, you started already,
but for now stick around because to

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Skatta and Chang are coming right back
with more of back to the eighties radio

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when the economy was good and the
metal was heavy. Man, back to

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the eighties. He's a rubble l
a runner. He's a signal turned green,

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and so that's the young leman against
the run the beach. He's got

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a problem with his boy's hands,
but you know, we'll find a job.

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He's cleaning up the sisters to keep
his nature here. I'm starting to

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match the beef for the only day, manning to catch the heat of the

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man. He's try to make his
on mistakes. I want to see make

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season and no try. The young
cheeses it. He's on to win the

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world. The weak enough to use
it. He's a r receive to ss

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so by your rather ranger, A
young boy Berry. He's got a double

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with his power weapons on the tru
He's got to line. He is so

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conture, trying to save the day
for the old man, trying to paple

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away for the man. He's not
concerned. Yesterdays comes. The change is

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here in two days, old enough
to know. I try to weaken love

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choosing he's wise enough to win the
world. Love to use it. He's

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a new Welcome back to Toscano and
chanks. Back to the eighties radio show

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right here at kay HiT's nine.
At two five, I gave a special

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birthday song to my compadre on the
other side the board. That was Rush,

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A great album, a great tour, a great concert. I lost

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my mind. I lost my mind
every time I went to go see I

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lose my mind every time I listened
to Rush, one of the greatest three

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piece bands of all time, one
of the ratist Okay, I think they

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were hitting they were hitting that bottle
of Crown Royale a little bit too hard.

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When they started to sing never got
their voice back. Well sometimes some

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you know what, I like Canadian
Bacon him. Okay, Well, I

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don't want I do want to remind
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Back to the Eighties radio. But
coming up in the next few weeks,

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we have some great guests lined up, and I do want to let you

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know just a little bit of what
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winning writer who has an amazing book
called Danger Peak that takes the reader into

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the nineteen eighties, just like as
if he or she took a time machine.

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Michael Perrone will be on the show. Broadcaster and podcaster radio host Smasher

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Ventura will be on the show.
Dave from Dave's Archives the YouTube channel will

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be here joining us and Joel Hochstra, a guitarist with David Coverdale in White

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Snake. So you don't want to
miss that as he joins us and many

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more in the coming weeks. So
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to miss anyone of the Back to
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announcement for everybody listening that likes Depeche
Mode because Depeche Mode's newest tour promoting their

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newest album release is called Memento Mori
their world tour. They announced twenty nine

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additional North American dates on the Memento
Mori World Tour and Depeche Mode has just

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launched their singles so you can find
their single on pretty much any platform called

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Ghosts Again. I listened to this
song several times. I watched the video,

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A really really great video in the
style of et tpeche Mode, but

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more polished. A song that brings
you close up to your mortality as you

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start getting older. So very very
good song. Depeche Mode, thank you

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for bringing out another album that is
actually real music, Chang. Every generation

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has it's good, every generation has
it's bad. Every generation has intelligence and

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its share of stupid. And today
we are talking about just that. We're

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going to be talking about things that
we thought were stupid about the eighties or

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in the nineteen eighties. So on
that note, we each have a list

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rest assured that Chang is going to
bring his hate with stuff that I like

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that he's gonna think is stupid,
like the music that I like. But

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it's all good. It's all done
with some type of care in the background.

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But we're just going to allow him, because we after all, we

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know the Chang so chang. On
that note, talk to us about your

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list of some of the things that
you thought were stupid of the nineteen eighties

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or in the nineteen eighties. Well, you know, my friend, I

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did a lot of traveling back in
the eighties, and I'm going to have

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to throw this up. The first
thing that I thought was utterly stupid was

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a character called Max Headrope oh me
I Law, a fictional artificial intelligence character

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portrayed by actor Matt Reader. It
was used to advertise remember the first computer

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generated TEP. I thought this character
was utterly boring, and I found it

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every time I seen it somewhere I
wanted to break storefront. So that would

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be the most one of my top
stupidest thing that I recall in the eighties.

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An old boy, I've got at
least a thousand. Well, I

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just like you, have an entire
list of things that I personally think were

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very, very stupid back in the
eighties. But I think that nothing cuts

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the cake as bad as a hairstyle
that was first worn by French fashion guru

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Henry Molai in the early seventies and
the molay did not see much light apart

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from the French underground dance scene,
until it was resurrected by popular television personalities

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such as Pat Sharpe and other programs
on TV in the early eighties. And

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this haircut, this hairstyle, this
fashion statement, is none other than the

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mullet. I hated and continue to
hate the mullet. And I don't understand,

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I will never understand why it was
so darned popular to have this hairstyle,

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and both men and women had mullets. Do you remember this back in

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the eighties? Oh? How could
I forget the mullet? I knew some

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good guys with the mullet. You
know, it was party in the back,

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business up front. And what I
couldn't understand. I used to say,

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Hey, we're in high school kind
of business? Are you conducting during

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high school? You know? You
come in here and you don't bathe,

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and you got JITs all over your
face, and you're wearing the same white

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levis that you wore last week,
with the same death leoperture. What's up

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with the mullet. I didn't have
a mullet. I don't know if you

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had a mullet I know many of
good people that had them all. I

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know many great lesbian that fancied a
mullet. And I gotta tell you that

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hair cut. It reminds me.
You know what else, The mullet reminded

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me of. You ever wear a
raccoon skin hat. That's what a mullet

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kind of replicated to me, a
raccoon skin hat. Some popular mullet heads

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and the eighties that you and I
will recognize are a couple of the actors

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that I'm going to mention. One
of them the very popular Patrick Swayze.

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Remember his mullet, especially in Roadhouse. Yes, but he looks sexy.

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How many women wanted to run their
fingers to Patrick Swayze's abs and mullet.

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The guy could rock a mullet.
Well, like I said, like you

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could think you could rock a mullet, but it's still a mullet. And

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it was just as bad then as
it is today, even if Miley Cyrus

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wants rock that mullet or not.
Charlie Sheen wore a mullet. Yep.

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My brother in law Dan, he
wore a mullet like Charlie Sheen when he

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was growing up. But this was
a yeah. Yeah, this was like

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the late late eighties early nineties when
he was going in a high school.

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Dan wore a mullet. Jean Claude
van Damn wore a mullet and one of

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the most famous mullets of all time. And we'll leave it at this one.

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Mister John SteamOS asked kicking mullet.
He was another steamy mullet wearing full

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though you know what I mean,
John Stamos, He came off with that

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kind of eldest sexuality, but he
rocked a mullet. But he kind of

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rocked a mullet to where it looked
like it was you know, that metal

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kind of puff on top and playing
the guitar wearing leather jackets. It's a

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long way from you know, Billy
Ray Cyrus coming back and bringing the mullet

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back ward later on in history.
You cannot forget that now, Tiscannoll.

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You know, during nineteen eighty nine, I put a mullet on my genitalia

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to see, uh, you know
how that would do really well, that's

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very very interesting, yes, because
you must have looked just like Key for

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Sutherland from Lost Boys with his goal. Yes I did, Yes, I

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did. And my region used to
like to sink its teeth into everything that

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was. That is just disgusting.
Now. You know what something I found

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really stupid back in the nineteen eighty
he's in that is magnum Pi. Tom

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Salick. His mustache took on a
character and a being all in its own

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correct. The flower shirts. You
know, he had a man servant.

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Was he gay or wasn't he high
shorts? You know, he looked like

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he was going to a tennis match, but never really played tennis too much

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into the show, all had body
hair, it was he drove a Ferrari.

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I think magnum p I was Austin
Power's real father. But I thought

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that show was stupid. Yeah,
I never watched it. It was just

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not my cup of tea, just
as my following one. No, I

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did not watch it, not even
for the car, right, that's true.

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My number two on the list is
something that I truly hated in the

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eighties and every time I leave California
and I go to a state where they

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allow this following event or scenario,
I hate it. Particularly I'm thinking of

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Las Vegas, where they allowed this, but I'm talking about smoking in restaurants.

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I think smoking in restaurants was one
of the epitome of stupid cigarettes bad.

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And remember that they would always ask
you smoking or nig when you would

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walk in and the host, the
host would say smoking or not. Yeah,

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if you were a child in the
seventies and then a lot, you

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know, an old, little bit
older child than a teen in the eighties,

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you'll remember the stench and the just
the pollution of cigarette smoke in restaurants,

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and you know, especially diners.
Well, I grew up as a

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dad that's smoked. He used to
smoke at home, and uh, you

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know what, I think that's why
I attributed me not smoking cigarettes, because

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I just didn't like the smell of
it. You know. Sadly cancer took

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my father's life from years and years
smoking. But I started smoke marijuana just

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to forget the scent of cigarettes.
Ball, let's take a quick breather.

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This is photographed on the one and
only back of the eighties Raight photograph.

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True the tube, the the only
one I always see your face set the

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town times. Love to do you
love to sail, But you me,

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this is still such a woman.
You don't stand you differ down. You

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got some down all me the way
to to black? Your n to N

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to black? How long a touch? Back to the eighties radio. You've

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just heard death Leopard named that photograph
here back to the eighties radio. All

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right, we are talking about those
things that we thought were stupid in the

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nineteen eighties, and Chang, I
believe the ball is in your court.

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I'm gonna keep it to some of
the TV shows because I know you probably

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really enjoyed this next television show because
you were a bit younger than myself,

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so you probably identified. And I'm
talking about say by the Bell started in

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eighty nine, thank god, was
the end of the eighties, so I

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didn't have to hate it all through
the eighties. And he ended in ninety

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two, thank god. Now,
let me tell you, everybody on the

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show grew up to be pricking hot. Mario Lopez. Oh, by the

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way, speaking of Mullet's Mario Lopez. Mario Lopez rocked that mullet by the

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way, Oh, you're right,
he did rock that Moulton and that that

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remember the mesh body shirt that used
to wear. Yes, what about the

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women that were on there, gorgeous, gorgeous looking women. You're bringing all

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the entertainment stuff that you thought was
stupid, and of course you're gonna pick

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on stuff that I like later on, and I'm trying to bring in all

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the serious stuff that I think was
stupid. For example, my number three

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on the list are the things that
I thought we're probably this should be my

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number one. As a matter of
fact, this is my number one.

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The drug war and the cocaine craze
of the nineteen eighties that I think was

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the stupidest part of the eighties,
a war on drugs that should have never

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been. I agreed to just say
no campaign. Now, just hear me

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out, everybody. You know,
two of those out there that weren't old

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enough to remember that era, those
of you who live in other countries that

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listen to our strowth. I do
very much. But the just say no

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campaign that is so hypocritical and asinine
of all times, just say no to

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drugs. It doesn't matter that my
husband, Congress and the Vice President know

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that they are dropping drugs off here, and no, the American people don't

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know that. We hang around with
Pablo Esquebald and we go ahead and we

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send weapons for them to fight their
guerrillas to fight off all the bad and

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they are allowed to bring drugs here
because we make money off drugs. How

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you ask, how can you make
money off of something so terrible while we

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put it in the poor communities,
Well, they will absorb it and we

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make it as cheap as you can
buy a ninety nine campaign type of soda.

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Therefore, the poor will get hooked
on drugs either kill themselves off,

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they'll put themselves in prison. Therefore
we're making money bearing them. We're making

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money as they're in the prison system. Then we make money off of them

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because they're still buying drugs when they
get out, and then they come back

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to prison, we made more money
off of them. This is how we

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feed ourselves now. They knew,
fully aware of what was going on.

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They even had the FBI agent who
knew this killed because he stumbled upon their

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little secret. And the bird lady
going to all the school and putting pretty

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ribbons around fences. Just say no, and drugs are bad. When the

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big drug was power and greed,
yes, that was stupid. It wasn't

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only in the poor communities, it
was also in the rich communities. And

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unfortunately, because of it being so
well accepted and received among the rich communities,

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and by this I mean from politicians
to entertainers. And that brings me

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to my following one which goes along
with us, was all the drugs that

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rockers and performers part took in that
later took their took their lives way too

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early. You know what, the
next thing on my list, I'm gonna

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go. We're going into the music. And this is what I thought was

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stupid. Okay, glad metal,
I don't give a dam who or what

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band. When guys started looking like
chicks and guys started wearing makeup kind of

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like chicks or circus clowns, and
they all started sounding the same and playing

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for a video and putting their hair
all sexy in front of them, I

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thought that was downright stupid. I
didn't like the way they dressed, so

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that was probably what I thought was
stupid. But I love the music.

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To me, they did not all
sound the same. If you want to

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go sometime that sounds all the same, no, because they used different chord

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progressions. It wasn't all the same. If you want to say that something

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sounds the same, Today's music,
for the most part, all sounds the

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same with the same four chord progressions. Oh now that that doesn't count on

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the stupid show. You that that's
a new stupid. You have to come

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up with something. The Glad Metal
Band's dress was one stupid. It was

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ridiculous. Love ballads stupid. No
love ballads phenomenal as far as music great.

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You know what? You know?
Who were stupid? Haters? Haters

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were stupid? Thank you, Thank
you very much. I accept that award

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on behalf and all the other haters
daytime talk shows from the eighties. I

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thought Donahue from Donna Hue and everything
else that derived from that, from Giralda

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Rivera, Jesse, Sally Jesse.
Remember when Haralda Rivera got into a fight

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with because of some racist by the
way, that that was a real fight.

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That wasn't that wasn't prepared. It
was a ye chair, that's right.

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Occasionally the chair gets the final word. For instance when Roy Innes,

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the same guy who decked Al Sharpton, when after a white supremacist on the

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Horaldo Show, chairs went flying and
one of them broke Corraldo's notes. Come

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on, you could have used your
time a lot wiser than just watching daytime

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talk shows. I was in school
but I heard it. I heard it

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when it came out on the news, and it was just it was bad.

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You know what, Yeah, you
bad? You know what? Was

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all you know what? Else I
thought was stupid porn music in the eighties.

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I thought, there's no need to
play that stupid music. The acting

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is already stupidly bad. It was
already stupid enough. Some sad song that

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some guys blowing a saxophone in.
I'm trying to get blown myself. I

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don't want to hear bad saxophone blowing. Bullying was another thing that was kind

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of out of control in the nineteen
eighties. As a matter of fact,

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when we've taken a poll on our
social media and we've talked to people about

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some of the great things of the
eighties, there have been a lot of

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people that have responded with nothing but
sadness about the nineteen eighties when they were

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were going to school because they were
taking advantage of and bullied throughout their school

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years. But the good part was
that you could actually get into a fight

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with a bully and if you beat
him, you got respect, and if

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you didn't, for the most part, you still got the respect. It

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wasn't as bad. But if you
just stayed quiet, you were going to

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get it again. And I remember
some bullying going on, you know.

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But like you just stated, you
know, I come from a time where,

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you know, if you're confronted by
a bully, and it's instant,

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every day, day after day,
just the whole ritual of your day is

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getting bullied by somebody. I come
from the school of I'm gonna knock the

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shit out of this idiot, and
I'm going to shut his mouth forever,

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and after I beat his ass,
I am going to make fun of him

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verbally every day of his life till
he breaks and makes himself Bill as incredibly

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useless as his energy has made dozens
of others feel useless. For no apparent

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reason. Nowadays we have cyber bullying. I think because our children do not

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have the social balance that we used
to have. Where we go and we

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hang out at places where we ride
our bikes somewhere, they don't have the

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tools to stand up to somebody physically
bullying them. A lot of parents are

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not married, so you do not
have a parent teaching them how to defend

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themselves verbally or physic We're the last
generation too, so yeah, I agree

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bullying was stupid back then, but
even more stupid now. And what gets

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me upset is anybody that was bullied
back in the eighties and you become a

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parent and you find that your child
is being bullied and you do nothing to

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rectify the situation. We're being as
weak and close minded as you were in

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the eighties to let it continue.
Step up and do something to all bullies.

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My wife used to tell our girls, if you're being bullied, become

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their friends, because there's a very
big possibility that they're going through some trauma

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at home so they're acting it out. And I do believe that to a

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certain degree. But I also believe
there are individuals that think their shit doesn't

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stink, so they believe they are
above people no matter what. It's just

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something in their brain, something that
they were brought up within their own home.

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They feel that way. So when
somebody stands on a pistol all on

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their own because they think of their
own greatness and they think it's okay and

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justify to bully, that's when you
knock that creep off their pedestal and bring

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them back to the real world and
treat them and make them feel exactly the

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way they made someone else feel.
It's karma, my brother, bullying.

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The end of bullying is karma.
Yeah, there were so many of the

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bullies from that time that got off
on it and who never stopped. And

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you can see these These are the
older people that are either our age or

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a little bit older, that continue
to be bullies and then then they start

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crying when they get knocked out.
You know, I hate bullies. Man.

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You probably don't know how much words
can hurt, but cyber bullying is

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whether it's in person or behind the
screen, just a comment or an unnecessary

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share, words can hurt us.
All words can affect lives. Words can

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even end lives. This means that
just been brought to you by your friends

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at care. Hey, this is
Laurie Miller from the first an Original Expose

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and you're listening to back to the
eighties radio. All right, what's another

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thing that you thought was stupid back
in the nineteen eighties? A fluoresc in

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fashions? I thought it was stupid. If you're going to dress like a

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fucking flash I guess what, stay
out at night because nobody wants to see

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you during the day, and flashy
pink that that greenish yellow. Are you

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trying to say that you didn't you
didn't like the girls when they dressed like

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this. I think they looked God. I didn't like No, no,

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I didn't like the flashy, you
know, fluorescent colors. I'm sorry.

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When the girls wore the fluorescent colors, I really liked it. It was

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a turn on to me. Other
than that, the only time I ever

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saw people with a lot of fluorescent
colors was when I went to the beach,

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because that was normal. That was
part of you know, either the

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flashy, high highlighted you know,
highlighter colored shorts and stuff like that in

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shirts and the brands. But other
than that, I mean in my school,

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I went to Santa Fe Springs High
School, and I mean some of

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I guess some of the blonde kids, but everybody wore jeans back then,

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and maybe some of the shirts,
maybe brands like Billabong or Rusty or Maui

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and Sons had a little bit of
fluorescent. But other than that. One

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of the things that I hate is
when they when they come up with a

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movie or something related to the eighties
and they show everybody with with fluorescence.

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Now, I don't know where those
people lived that nobody ever dressed like that

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where I where I grew up in, you know. But when they did

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and they were girls, I thought
it was hot. We're getting a phone

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call here. Hang on a second, Oh don you got a phone call

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here? Back to the eighties radio. Who is on the other line,

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the King Man. I'm calling you
straight from heaven. Oh, my daughter

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just called here. We're having a
little bit of a party up here.

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That sill orbit. Don't be a
bit silly here coming up neck that everybody.

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Welcome back to the egies. Man
on the King Rock rule. Is

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this Elvis? Elvis Presley? Nobody
else with me? Baby? Did you

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see my movie that just came out? That goddamn guy that played me is

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so irresistibly cute. I did,
Elvis. I gotta hand it to you.

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That was a great movie. Hey, Tisconno and Chang. The reason

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I'm calling you right now from heaven. John Edna just told me it was

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your beliy to birthday. You know
you're right, it was our birthday.

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It was changing my birthday. I
wanted to give you a birthday song.

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I believe you just birthday to my
fee to tell you not bringing simotro.

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Anyway, I venture wondering away,
Elvis, Are you in heaven? Are

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you in hell? Well? I
don't know, man, I'm sitting here

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with bonds God, so it must
be both. Anyway, all you birds

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and birthday's out there, gather around
the radio. Was the King coming in?

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Live and strong? Is a happy
birthda this song? I wanted to

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keep him my favorite rug and roll
duel Chucks still alive on earth and I

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don't know why the scoundling Chang Are
you there? Yeah, we're right here.

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King, get to get to the
point. Don't rush me, Italian

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boy, Happy birthday to us,
Happy birthday too, was riding with goddamn

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get your happy birthday? Just gone
on, Chang, Happy birthday to you,

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go on twenty five on that candle. You boys still alive, Thank

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you for listening to Back to the
age of a favorite birthday. Boys,

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I gotta climb the hell out of
here. The King is out to the

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Elvis has left the building. You
can dispense with the pleasant trees. You're

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listening to the scounling Chang. You
don't know the power. Go back to

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the eighties. Who you don't see
the apples days We anyone to the case

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smoking teacher, all the selling your
best friend friend. We know I used

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to happiness, but all the time, but I'm not a way to get

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out of it. And then it
turned out I'm seeing in a class whooing

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it in the track, teacher,
rabbit just in my bag by the truth

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there was free You know it's not
you. I'm gone the boys all smoking

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in the boys smoking in the boys
home. Teacher building with the rule because

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here by the cool dance smoking a
loud taking down the harbaging through the coast,

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squill lo getting stars, not the
ridle out of hill sit time walking

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in the boy's horn. I was
woken in the boy's horn and teach you

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not to build up for the rule, he revided, do says Ford in

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loud. Ain't not dismissed. When
the wok my scoot, boomstar check out

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countery, I got born. Teacher
was looking for me your room while later

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found smoking in the boys I tell
you what I was spoken in the boys

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home. I teach you to building
up with the war everybody does, and

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spoken in a loud show into the
bos smoking in the voice. I really

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was spoken in the voice, spoken
in the voice and teaching on the building

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up the because everybody goes and spoke
by ladies and gentlemen. I'm Shadow Stevens,

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and you must listen to Back to
the eighties radio. It's the law.

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We are talking about the things that
we thought that were stupid back in

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the nineteen eighties. And if you
have something that you thought was very,

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very stupid in the nineteen eighties,
let us know. We'll talk about it

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on the show next week. If
you want, chang, let's continue on

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our list of things that were stupid. We're coming around the home stretch now

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to the couple of things left that
we thought were stupid. I thought it

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was stupid that people thought actually that
Vince Neil was a great singer. I

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thought that it's stupid. He looked
like Vince Neil looked sexy, but he

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looked like he looked like Spuccoli from
Ridgemond, High and Leather. Oh idea

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some tasty as cool buzz And I'm
fine he was a good singer. Come

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on, were you want drugs in
the eighties color? If you think he

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was a great singer, you know, one of the things that I thought

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was really really stupid back in the
nineteen eighties was something that has been cleaned

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up quite a bit today, thankfully, and this is one of those things.

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Well acne too, thanks to Noxima
or whatever. Pollution. Pollution,

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remember how gray was in the La
County area downtown La was gray. Reminded

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me of Mexico City sometimes Tis but
a pollution was really really bad in the

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nineteen eighties. And not only pollution
as far as smog, but also pollution.

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The sort of people throwing stuff out
of their windows. The subway in

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New York was horrific. It was
a bed of crime. We're talking.

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You had to have red berets or
the blue berets or the black berets.

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They're controlling and helping out because the
police didn't even want to go into the

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subway there and here in LA and
every state. It was just a hotbed

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for crime and pollution. So that
sucked big time in the nineteen eighties.

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You know what else I found pretty
stupid back in the eighties. Anybody that

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supported AIDS because it was killing homosexuals. Anybody that hated somebody for their sexual

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preference back to the day or even
nowadays, that you would favor a disease

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that is killing so many innocent children
from people. That's right, they were

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somebody's children. Anybody that would ever
sport assured that AIDS kills fags dead and

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you know who I'm talking about.
I'm talking about the one and only Sebastian

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Bach. You know Sebastian Bak or
anybody out out there that may know Sebastian.

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Second, I didn't due to the
AIDE kills fags dead and h I

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found that repulsive. You know,
I had a couple of gay cousins that

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did lose their lives in the eighties
due to age, and I found that

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pretty repulsive. And I'm sure that
if I would have ever seen mister s.

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For those of you who don't know, please can you explain to those

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who don't know who Sebastian Bak is? So those of you to listen to

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the programs that do not know Pretty
Metal for its some of its finest acts.

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I'm talking about Sebastian Bach, former
lead singer of skid Roll. A

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couple of hit tunes that they had
catchy, you know, glam, He

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had pretty hair. Now, yeah, Sebastian Bach did wear a shirt that

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said AIDS kills Fags dead and I
took a fence with that, and I

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think a lot of America and maybe
other people in other countries took offense.

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And I thought that was pretty stupid
on any part of any human being to

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wear such a shirt. And obviously
that was not the only shirt in print.

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There had to be dozens of other
shirts like that, or else he

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would not have thought it was cool
to get one. Yeah, I thought

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that was stupid. The hate of
somebody that is not related to you or

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hitting on you because they sleep with
somebody of the same sex, to hate,

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I think that's stupid. I think
anybody that hates somebody for their sexual

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preference, their color, they race, their religion, their creed is stupid.

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And I found that really stupid on
so many levels. It still irks

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me as stupid today. It'll be
on my forever stupid list. I think

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the last stupid thing on my agenda
that I thought was totally stupid back and

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that had to be the TV show
elp Hey. Hey, did you know

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that if you looked really carefully you
could see Elvis in one of the crowd

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scenes in Gandhi? Yeah, so
stupid. I don't even want to remember.

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The family was stupid, bad acting, the script was stupid, the

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character was stupid. All of it
said one thing. Wow, you're stupid

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for sitting with us for the next
forty minutes to watching stupid show and on

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behalf of being stupid. This is
Chang from Toscanto and Chang wishing you all

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a fantastic weekend and a chantastic week
and remember, don't be stupid out there.

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Well that's about all the time we
have on our stupid show of today,

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so don't miss next week's show as
we have special guest and writer of

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Danger Peak Michael Perrone, we are
going to have on the show where once

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again we bring up the memories that
made that awesome decade all worth while.

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And in the meantime, be safe, share a smile when so much crap

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is going on all around us.
A smile can go a long way,

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because a smile is contagious. So
until next week from Tuscanto and Chang and

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back to the eighties, we beat
you a good night to you next week.

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AliOS at Vista Atamana astellowego sayanara,
And to all my bros and hose

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in the West East Coast, o
s later, babes and to all my

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homies and everybody all back very