Curt Queedy and Guy Barton of the West Virginia State Senate talked about the debt ceiling, what a "koo-kooback" was (a kickback is crazy so the boys call it a 'koo-kooback'), a "goo-gooback" (a kickback is also childish hence 'goo-gooback') how a woman named "Mrs Fonebone" went into the ringtone business and started "Mrs. Fonebone's Ringtones" and why a deputy sheriff who is the son of Charlestons chief of police belongs in a nut house.                   Dear old Charleston, West Virginia Later it was Bob Green, live from "Buena Park Billiards" weighing in on the Netflix price hike. Bob told Phil that while the price was raised the Netflix customer will pay it and stay loyal because "that's what they were told to do, just like I tell my customers: 'You see this baby food. You'll buy it and you'll eat it....even if it's made out of baby because I told you to.'"

Featuring Doug Dannger and Bob Green....

First hour tonight was Vernon Dozier and Justin McElroy talking about how Justin's desire to be on American Idol may necessitate him taking a boyfriend and using a skin moisturizer. Vernon for his part says he can "readjust these kids." Second hour Bob Green was on attempting to explain that no matter how hot your daughter is don't succumb to the temptation. Bob didn't. Every day told himself, "I better not, I better not, I better not..." Hour wasn't bad until crap audio once again send Phil around the bend

Tonight Bob Green of Frazier Foods advocated fingerprinting and DNA sampling all adults AND kids taking part in Little League baseball. You don't know what these adults have been up to and you don't know what the kids are going to be up to, says Bob. DNA will help the authorities find out if these kids have any "hunchbacks or Jack the Ripper" in their gene pool... Pastor William Rennick joined the show. His Family Fund Kitchen helps feed poor families. But he also goes "table to table" telling these families he could help them remain anonymous and not be "plastered all over Facebook" if they coughed up $50. If they don't have the money, he could "throw them $50 to warm up the audience."* Then they'd have the bread. *The line "Throw you fifty bucks to warm up the audience" was originally in the film 'Quiz Show." The line "don't that make you wanna eat your flat hat" was originally in the film "The Last Detail."The lines "You're raggedy as a roach. You look like you could eat the hole out of a donut" were originally in the film "Do The Right Thing." //

Bobbie and Steve Dooley have gotten rid of "Jesus Eggs" and "the Jesus Bunny" because Easter is now not allowed at Western Estates given what Bobby calls "the seperation of the state and the church and everything." Meanwhile Bob Green empathizes with an Albany, New York man who missed a big lottery payoff when he decided not to go in with his friends one week in buying a ticket. But when Bob found out some of his employees won at MegaMillions, he didn't want to feel like Kat Stacks getting slapped off a bar stool by Bow Wow. He sued them "for a taste."                        Bob hates seeing this //