Sept. 5, 2026

Sept 6-Tailgating, Jeff Foxworthy, Pink Floyd, The Cranberries, Idris Elba, Mark Chestnut, Piggly Wiggly

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National Tailgating day. Entertainment from 1956. First to sail around the workd, Prsident McKinley shot in Buffalo, First supermarket in the world opened. Todays birthdays - David Allan Coe, Roger Waters, Swoosie Kurtz, Jane Curtain, Jeff Foxworthy, Michael Winslow, Mark Chesnutt, Rosie Perez, Deloris O'Riordan. Idris Elba.. Burt Reynolds died.

Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
The Tail Gate song - Nathan Osmond
Hound Dog - Elvis Presley
Crazy Arms - Ray Price
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
Mona Lisa lost her smile - David Allan Coe
Comfortably numb - Pink Floyd
You might be a redneck - Jeff Foxworthy
It's a little to late - Mark Chesnutt
Linger - The Cranberries
Lets do something cheap and superficial - Burt Reynolds
Exit - Cowboy cry - Howard County https://howardcountymusic.com/

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Hi, I'm Jeff, and welcome to History and Factoids About Today.

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Today's September the 6th.

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He's lighting up the charcoal.

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Lights And now the long necks.

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Are acting a fool With a bunch of crazy rednecks.

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Partying harder than all the frat boys around All bets

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are off Once you put the tailgate.

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Down Today is National Tailgating Day. Now, football season is

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full swing, so that means it's tailgating season. Tailgating, it

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goes back before there were tailgates. The Romans, they would

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party outside the arena before the chariot races. First tailgate

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party in the United States, it took place in 1861. Yeah,

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during the Civil War. Supporters of the Union Army, they

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camped out and picnicked before the Battle of Bull Run. Yeah,

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there was a hill that overlooked the battle, where the

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battle was going to be fought at. They had all

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kinds of food and drinks and all that kind of stuff. Ah,

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it didn't turn out so well. The South just whooped

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the North, but ended up chasing the fleeing Northern soldiers

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right through where all the people were partying on the hill.

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Wasn't much of a party after that. Now, 80% of

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all Americans will admit that they've gone to a tailgate

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in some form, you know, before a sporting event or

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a concert or something. So that means you all know

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what to do. You don't need me. So have fun

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tailgating today. Try and make it inside the game. What

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happened in entertainment on September 6th back in 1956? Number

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one album was My Fair Lady movie soundtrack. Elvis had

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the number one song with Hound Dog.

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Ray Price had the number one country song with Crazy Arms.

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The number one book was.

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Don't Go Near the Water by William Brinkley. Top movie

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was Bus Stop.

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A cowboy, he falls in love with a saloon singer,

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then he tries to take her against her will back

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to his ranch in Montana. Stars Marilyn Monroe and Don Murray. Alright,

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what happened on September the 6th? Now this started actually

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three years earlier, but it was today in 1522 that

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Ferdinand Magellan, his expedition, became the first one to sail

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all the way around the world. They arrived back in

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Spain today. Now, they started out with five ships and

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270 men. They returned today with one ship and 18 men.

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And get this, Magellan wasn't one of them. He'd gotten

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killed over in the Philippines. So his second command, Juan Elcano,

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he took over after Magellan was killed. Now, Juan, he

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did an inaudible. Yeah, he didn't want to go back

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through everything they had gotten that far. So he said,

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you know what? Let's just keep going straight. See, it

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wasn't supposed to be a world trip. It was supposed

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to be out and back. Juan didn't care. He wasn't

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going to try and go back through the Philippines or

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anything like that. So they made it back. Yeah, the

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That was a lot easier than actually if they had

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gone back now. But that made them the first people

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to ever sail around the world. Weirdest thing, though, is

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everybody knows Ferdinand Magellan. Not many people know Juan O'Connell. 1716,

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the first lighthouse was built in North America. It was

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built on Little Brewster Island outside of Boston. Ah, the British,

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they destroyed it during the Revolutionary War. 1901, the United

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States President William McKinley, he was in Buffalo, New York,

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attending the Pan American Expo. An anarchist named Leon Shuligets.

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He shot him. Yeah, point blank rage. Now, one bullet

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ricocheted off of his jacket, but the other bullet, yeah,

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went deep into his stomach. McKinley, he died eight days later. Now,

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a man standing behind Leon just hit him in the

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back of the neck, and that caused him to drop

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the gun. Then the crowd jumped down and beat the

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crap out of him. Police finally stopped it. Now, Leon,

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he said he did it to benefit all the working people. Now,

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before McKinley was assassinated, though, The main job of the

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United States Secret Service? Yeah, it was to fight counterfeiting money.

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Now the number one job of the Secret Service was

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to protect the president and his family. So Leon, he

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actually was executed. 1913, French pilot Adolphe Pigoud. He was

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the first person to fly a loop-a-loop. Memphis, Tennessee in 1916,

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Clarence Saunders. He opened up the world's first supermarket called

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the Piggly Wiggly. I know a bunch of you out

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there actually shop there still, huh? Yeah, there's still like

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500 Piggly Wiggies left in the United States and 18

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different states. 1949, America's first mass shooting took place. Camden,

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New Jersey. Howard Unruh, he was a 28-year-old. He had

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won medals for marksmanship in the Army, and he fought

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in World War II. About 9.20 in the morning, he

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walked out of his apartment, just walked up and down

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the street. He killed 13 people in 12 minutes. Yeah,

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he shot them in their cars, on the streets, through

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the windows of their houses, through the windows of doors,

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all that kind of stuff. And then when he finally

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heard sirens taking place, he sort of went back to

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his house and he locked himself inside. Police were finally

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able to get him back with tear gas. He said

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he would have killed more if the police hadn't showed

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up or he had more bullets. His victims ranged from

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the age of two years old to 68 years old. Now,

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he actually was in prison 60 years. Yeah, he died

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in 2009 at 88 years old. 1989 in Paris, France,

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the police computer system went crazy. It totally malfunctioned. It

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sent out arrest warrants for the rest of 41,000 people

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who lived in Paris. Yeah, and they were all charged

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with either murder or prostitution. How would you have liked

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to have gotten that in the mail? Out of 41,000 people,

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think a couple of them are going, how'd they know? 1991,

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as the Soviet Union began to collapse, they recognized the

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independence of Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia. Then they changed the

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name of the city Leningrad back to St. Petersburg. See,

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back in 1924, linen, he wanted the city named after it,

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so he changed it to Leningrad. Now, St. Petersburg was

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actually founded by Peter the Great, 1703. Let's check out who.

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Was born on September the 6th.

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Oh, Lisa lost her smile. Painter's hands are trembling now.

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And if she's out there.

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Running wild, it's just because I taught her how.

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That was country singer David Allen Coe. He was born

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in Akron, Ohio in 1939. Now, he was first sent

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to reform school when he was nine years old. Then

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he spent over the next 20 years in and out

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of prison, being locked up all the time. Yeah, he

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started writing songs. So when he finally got out for

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good and decided to go straight, fit right into the

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country outlaw movement that was taking place in the 1970s.

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Named his first album Penitentiary Blues. At least 40 albums

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since then. Biggest hit. Yeah, he didn't sing it. He

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wrote it. Biggest hit he ever wrote? Yeah, Johnny Paycheck

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sang it. It was Take This Job and Shove It.

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Some of David's songs that he sang were You Never

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Called Me By My Name, Long-Haired Redneck, Mona Lisa Smile.

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Now he has one son and one daughter. David died

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in April, 86 years old. That was Roger Waters singing

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for Pink Floyd. He's 83. Born in Great Bookham, England

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in 1943. He co-founded Pink Floyd in 1965. Originally, he

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was just supposed to play bass guitar. He ended up

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singing and writing all their songs. Pink Floyd, they sold

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over 250 million records. Now, you don't really talk about

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Pink Floyd songs. You pretty much talk about their albums,

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like The Wall and that kind of stuff. Well, Dark

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Side of the Moon, that is the fourth biggest selling

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album of all time. Michael Jackson's Thriller, ACDC's Back in Black,

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and the Bodyguard movie soundtracks. I guess that's Whitney Houston.

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They've all sold more. Roger, he left Pink Floyd in 1985,

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does his own solo stuff. He has a son and

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a daughter from his second wife. He has a son

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from his third wife. Married his fifth wife, 2021. Actress

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Swoozie Kurtz. Yeah, that's her name. Her father named her Swoozie. Yeah,

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he was a pilot during World War II. He named

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Swoozie after the B-17D Flying Fortress. It was a bummer.

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She's 82.

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82.

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She was born in Omaha, Nebraska in 1944. She won

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two Tonys for Broadway. Her first movie was Slapshot, and

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then The World According to Garp, Vice Versa, Cruel Intentions.

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On TV, she starred on Sisters, and then she was

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Molly's Mom in Mike and Molly. Actress-comedian Jane Curtin. She

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was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1947. She's 79. She

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first hit big as an original cast member on Saturday

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Night Live. She did that for five years. Then on TV,

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she won back-to-back Emmys starring in Kate and Allie. Yeah,

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she was Allie. Later on, she did Third Rock from

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the Sun. Some of her movies are Coneheads, The Shaggy D.A.,

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I Love You Man. Jane, she married in 1975, and

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they have a daughter.

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If you've ever.

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Been too drunk to fish, you might be a redneck.

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If every day somebody comes to your door mistakenly thinking,

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you're having a yard sale, you might be a redneck.

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Comedian Jeff Foxworthy, 68, is born in Atlanta, Georgia. Now, Jeff,

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he does a great job with that whole redneck angle

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and sticking on that. He actually grew up in money,

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so he has no redneck, but he sure does a

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good job at it. Now, his comedy albums, the sales

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of them make him the top-selling comedian of all time. Now,

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he hit huge with the Blue Collar Comedy Tour. He's

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had a couple of Jeff Foxworthy TV series. He also

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did Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader for eight years.

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I didn't know it was on that long. He got

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married in 1985, and they have two daughters. Actor and

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comedian Michael Winslow. He's also 68. He was born in Spokane, Washington.

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He's known as the man of 10,000 sound effects. He

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can make realistic sounds pretty much of everything just by

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using his face and his voice. I bet you probably

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know him best for being in all seven of those

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Police Academy movies. Yeah, he's the only actor who was

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able to pull that off. Been in over 60 movies total. Now,

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he was married three times and has two children from it.

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Oh, I should have done this and I should have

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done that. I should have been there and she'd never left.

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I should have been hanging on every word she ever

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had to say. But it's a little too late.

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I'm a little too wrong.

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Now would be a good time to change, but it's a.

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Little too late.

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He is country singer Mark Chestnut. He's born in Beaumont, Texas.

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He's 63 today. He's had 20 top 10 hits. Another

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eight went to number one. Some of those are Brother Jukebox,

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Mile Flames, I'll Have New Names, Sure Is Monday, I'll

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Think of Something. Now he still performs. You can just

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go to his website. He doesn't really tour. He just

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kind of does shows, so you can check Mark out.

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I married in 1992 and they have three sons. Actress

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Rosie Perez is 62. She was born in Bushwick, New

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York in 1964. Bushwick is basically Brooklyn. Now she went

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to college to major in biochemistry. One night she was

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dancing at the club and she was asked if she

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wanted to be a dancer on the TV show Soul Train.

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So she quit school and said okay. From that she

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went on to be a fly girl and then she

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was the choreographer for the TV show In Living Color.

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She was nominated for three Emmys for the choreography for that.

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Some of her movies are Do the Right Thing, White

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Man Can't Jump, She was nominated for an Oscar for

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the movie Fearless. Yeah, she lost to Marissa Tomei in

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her movie My Cousin Vinny. Rosie, she's been married to

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her second husband since 2013. Do you have to?

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Do you have to?

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Do you have to?

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She was Dolores O'Riordan. That was her singing with the Cranberries.

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She was born in Ballybrick in Ireland in 1971. That's

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a cool name. Now she joined the Cranberries in 1990

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with her singing. They sold over 40 million records. Linger, Zombie, Salvation, Face,

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or Free to Decide. Yeah, those are all some of

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their hits. Now she was married for 20 years when

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they divorced in 2014 and had three children. 2018, Dolores,

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she died at 46 years old. She drowned in the

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bathtub from alcohol intoxication. Actor Idris Elba was born in Hackney, England. Yeah,

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Idris is 54. He hit really big on the TV

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show The Wire and then Luther. He hit even bigger

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in movies, though. Yeah, he played Heimdall in five of

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the Thor and Avenger movies. He's also in Pacific Rim,

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No Good Deed, The Suicide Squad. He had a son

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from a girlfriend. Then he had a daughter from his

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first wife. Married his third wife in 2019. All righty,

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our quote of the day. It comes from Burt Reynolds.

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And to keep from falling off your barstools, but all

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that you can do. I make my proposition because I'm

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just as drunk as you. Let's do something cheap and superficial.

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Yeah, Burt released an album out there in the 1970s.

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Probably remember it more for an actor though, huh? Now

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he died today in 2018 at 82 years old. Burt said,

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You can only hold your stomach in for so many years. Well,

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Carlos in Miami did. He wants to hear it. Howard

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County and their song cowboy cry. You guys have an

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awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow.

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Grandpa raised me right. He said, stand up straight son,

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keep your fist up when you fight. Be a good

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man and respect your family's name. He said, not all

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mustangs can be tamed. He must have known about you

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And all them wicked games you do And how you

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cut me down Just to watch me die So the

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man can cry and still be tough If that cowboy's

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tough enough But you won't see the pain That you

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caused inside But you'll never see this kind of bull

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cry

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