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Wednesday, November 17, 1999

Hour 1: Phil reviews Al Pacino's best yelling scenes in films and takes some phone calls. Hour 2: "Don't Touch the Sunshields!" Ted Bell explains why he refused to take off his $200 Oakley sunglasses while asking his wife for a divorce. Ted says that if he looks and communicates good with Oakleys on, then why can't she deal with that? Hour 3: Phil gets a new chair! "Women on Millionaire" Bobbie Dooley is on to talk about "Who Wants to be a Millionaire." Her discussion group has been talking about the beloved show, but if they want more women on the show, they're going to have to dumb-down the questions. She feels the questions are way too tough for women and if Regis could speak slower and restructure the questions to be a little easier to understand, more women could play.

Tuesday, November 16, 1999

Hour 1:"Rebounding from a Heart-attack" Art Griego explains that because he is in such prime physical shape that he can continue to smoke cigarettes and eat red meat even after having a recent heart-attack, not every man can do that!Hour 2:"Drug Testing Adults" RC Collins of Chatsworth High School says that if his school is going to drug test students, then it's only fair to administer the drug tests to the parents and teachers as well.Hour 3:Phil talks about single guys who have roommates, being healthy, quitting smoking and working the fat off. "Smoking For 64 Years" Attorney Harvey Wireman calls in to tell Phil that he gave up smoking cigarettes after 64 years. He explains how difficult the Great Depression was to live in, which is why he smoked and drank alcohol as a child. Ruth from Anaheim chimes in!

Monday, November 15, 1999

Hour 1:Phil uses the restroom live on the air due to stomach problems. He later puts a real caller on the air who called the station to request "Monkey" by Ozzy Osbourne. Phil excuses himself once again to use the restroom and explains how he wipes his ass with toilet paper. Phil finds out about the cigarette companies manipulating nicotine and fires back.Hour 2:"Movies Inform Us" After hearing Phil talk about the film "The Insider", Margaret Gray calls into the program. Margaret explains that no issue is important until Hollywood makes a movie about it.Hour 3:"Jon Benet Ramsey Theory" Aspiring LAPD officer Dave Oliva joins the program, he believes it's very possible that Jon Benet Ramsey beat herself to death with a miniature bat to reenact the Rodney King beating on its 5th anniversary.

Friday, November 12, 1999

Hour 1:"Y2k Preparedness" Jay Santos and the Citizens Auxiliary Police are giving away guns to poor people as a charity donation after his "Y2k Survival" store went out of business.Hour 2:"Blair Witch Project" Austin Amarka says he and his wife were tricked by the producers of "Blair Witch Project" into thinking it was a real documentary, Austin says this goes against journalistic ethics.Hour 3:Phil rants about people who are superstitious. Joe Dickhead & the Professor present: Heavyweight boxing, live from Las Vegas! Tonight's match: Lennox Lewis vs. the Virgin Mary! Darryl Webber's Funky Chicken Cacophony & Liquor Jamboree.

Thursday, November 11, 1999

Hour 1:Phil delivers a message to his affiliates: if you don't like this show, then go ahead and drop us! Phil discusses all the bald musicians in rock 'n' roll. Phil discusses some of the biggest upsets in sports history.Hour 2:"Veterans Day Discount" Lloyd Bonifide is on the line picketing a coffee shop in Alhambra because they didn't give him a 10% veterans day discount.Hour 3:Lloyd Bonifide "Veterans Day Discount" (cont'd) Jeff Dowder calls in to comment on the news that Van Halen is looking for a new singer, he would like the opportunity to audition.

Wednesday, November 10, 1999

Hour 1:"Dignity For All Americans" Dave Oliva calls the program to talk about the freeway sign that shows the silhouette of a man, woman and child running across the freeway. Dave claims the fact that the little girl on the sign no longer holds a teddy bear strips any sympathy for illegal immigrants by removing their last shred of dignity. Hour 2:Phil explains the proper way to drink tequila and takes some calls, show intern Bud Dickman says Phil's not explaining it right. Phil talks about his opinion piece that will be appearing in LARadio.com.Hour 3:"Sexual Dysfunction" Larry Grover joins the program to talk about his girlfriend who recently asked him see a doctor about his sexual dysfunction. Larry says that there's nothing physically wrong with him because he plays with himself all day long while he waits for her to get home from work.

Tuesday, November 9, 1999

Hour 1:"State of the Show" Attorney Harvey Wireman joins the program to inform Phil that his show has not been well received by local affiliates. Featuring Ruth from Anaheim!Hour 2:"Manic States of Mind" Elementary school teacher Clara Bingham is putting parents on notice after she received reports that her students have been caught downloading information about cloning and reanimating dead tissue on the internet.Hour 3:"Hot Hollywood News Hotline" Newsletter editor RC Collins joins the program comment on Entertainment Weekly's list of "Top 100 Influential Entertainers of the past 50 Years." Featuring a surprise call in from Adam Carolla!

Monday, November 8, 1999

Hour 1:Phil talks about taking his wife and kids bowling, buying house, and how much his life has changed over the years. Phil talks about vinyl, record collectors, and various album covers.Hour 2:"High School Reunion" Bobbie Dooley recently went to her 20 year high school reunion, she says it's very empowering when you see classmates who are not doing as well as you.Hour 3:"Don't Ignore Me!" David G. Hall calls in to talk about a program director Sharon Eddie who he claims showed an unbelievable display of rudeness by not returning his phone call.

Thursday, November 4, 1999

Hour 1:"The New 20 Dollar Bills" Charlie Fountain handed out over two thousand dollars in $20 bills to party guests because he thought it was play money, now he's demanding restitution from his bank.Hour 2:"What I Seen" Darque Hoarse drummer Jeff Dowder joins the program to talk about the major rock shows he's seen over the past thirty years. Phil can't believe the iconic shows Jeff has been to, which include The Rolling Stones at Altamont, The Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show and Elvis's comeback. What's even more amazing is that Jeff is only 28!Hour 3:"Bustin' Off the Bracelet" Brass claims his friend received an electric shock after busting his ankle bracelet off while under house arrest, Brass blames the LA police.

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