Phil talked with a caller from the desert town of Palm Desert, California who wanted his ex-wife to continue storing his furniture even though she has remarried and is living in a new home with her current husband. The caller, Gary, said he felt that he was still "family" to her. He also said that because he made some of the payments on the car she currently has he should get to borrow it. Shoell Heller from Inter Magazine and Ted Bell squared off after Phil made the mistake of bringing Mr. Heller on before Ted. Ted called Heller a "kraut" and demanded to speak with David G. Hall about the slight.  Margaret Grey complained about the name of a Chinese athlete, Dong Dong.

Doug Dannger was at a variety of Chick-Fil-A's Thursday getting opinions on the "Kiss-Ins" scheduled for Friday. In typical Dannger fashon he would ask people what they thought of gay rights and if he got a negative comment he'd spring on them "yea, well I'm gay. Now how do you feel about it." Later Bobbie and Steve Dooley talked about the beauty and fitness of America's gymnastic women and how every four years American women are reminded of how flabby, loose-skinned and "hagged-up" simple yoga exercises make them. With Margaret Grey, Frank Grey, Karen Deauville & family, Dr. Ron Tarner, RC Collins and Vernon Dozier.

Starting the show tonight, Margaret Grey and General Gaylen Shaw are at a Chick-Fil-A in "Montavido" California where there is an "Appreciation Day" celebration going on. Maragret interviews people in line but despite her disapproval of Chick-Fil-A's stand on gay rights she has a "tenders basket" and claims it gave her the runs. General Shaw stands with Chick-Fil-A and Margaret is eventually run off, her underwear filling up. The next hour Larry Grover tries to give a preview of our episode 25 Free Phil Hendrie Podcast but is stopped, once again, by his mother who calls him "short stuff," "missle dick," and laughs when Larry tells the dentist "don't put that in my mouth." With Karen Deauville, Jerry Deauville, Herb Deauville and Chris Norton.

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Steve Bosell has a problem with how muscular the female gymnasts were in the Olympics. "They got arms wider then their thighs." He's decided to withdraw his daughter from gymnastics class for fear she'll be "just another monekey swinging around inside a gym." Margaret Grey has a different Olympic problem. She feels the male gymnasts are pulling their legs behind their heads and their crotches up to their faces to "make it look like they're giving themselves a you-know-what." Margaret is "deeply offended as a woman."  With Frank Grey and Larry Grover.