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Glover show on KMOX. I am obviously not Dave Glover. Dave had to step out for just a moment, but he'll be back shortly. I'm talking like within the segment. We are joined by our friend Janelle, aka Holy L. Hey, Janelle. How are you guys doing? Good. Let's hear about the dinner. I've been waiting for this. Well, yeah, I was saying, I was going to say, you know, Dave, Dave handed the reins over to me, and I'm going to take this opportunity last night. Well, yesterday was Kurt's birthday. Oh, and I had, oh, thank you, thank you. He had a great day. I had made a reservation for us to have dinner at Olive and Oak in Webster Groves. And we have been there before and it was amazing. But last night I let them know in advance like, hey, it's his birthday. I cannot express to you like what an amazing experience we had. Server was amazing. The managers were amazing. Ambience is on point. The food. So good. So good. I was telling Dave and Andrew about the beef tartar that we had last night, though. Just like blew my mind. And we just had a great time. Thank you especially to Kristen. I believe she's one of the managers there who. just made sure we were taken care of and had an amazing time. Awesome. So thanks all of it, Oak. And it was really great to see a restaurant. I mean, this is an amazing restaurant that people really appreciate here in the St. Louis area. But to see them so packed on a Wednesday was great. Because I don't know. A lot of times you go into places and you're like, there's nobody here. Yeah. So I was happy to see them busy and bustling on a Wednesday night. What was the best thing that you had? The beef tart turned. Yeah, that was incredible. And honestly, we also, we got to, this is always such a weird thing to recommend, but I loved their Caesar salad. Like I'm a little bit picky when it comes to that. Yeah. Let me take that back. I like all Caesar salads, but if one is like particularly good, then I'm like, yum, yum. And definitely had that experience. Any dessert? We did not. We were extremely full by the time it was time for dessert. But they did send us home with some ice cream because it was burned day. I was going to say. But so full didn't we eat it when we got home. So that'll be dessert tonight for sure. Nice. I also want to remind people if you're planning on going to the Dave Glover band's gig this coming Sunday at Frankie Martins, it has been postponed because of the brutal heat. So we will keep you updated whenever the new date is set. Stuff out there. Here he is. He's back. I thought like with the rain... You did get mentioned a few times it is your show. I kind of had to say your name a couple of times. I feel like you name dropped me. What were you talking about? What am I interrupting? I was basically just using the opportunity to talk about what a great dinner we had last night at Olive and Oak. Oh, yeah. And I know you have a friend there. Yes, yes, Mark. Great place. I haven't been in way too long, but great place. It was incredible.

Last time I was there, so Mark used to work at Annie Guns, and that was sort of the Glover family place, and we would order a cheeseburger as our appetizer. And I'd have them cut it into four pieces. And we called it the Glover Burger. And when Mark opened Olive and Oak, I don't know if they still do it, but they did that based on me giving them the idea like, oh, like a cheeseburger for an appetizer. That's my contribution. Yeah, hey. Food is always a great contribution. That's what I'll be known for. Nice. Nice, nice, nice. So, seeing The Odyssey again tonight. Oh, wow. With? With the whole family, which is why. So is this next like fourth time? Fourth time. Fourth time, yeah. Oh, boy. He's going to stand up and start acting it out. In the front. He's mouthing along to all of the dialogue. Get these beggars out of here. Febes at home and she wanted to see it, so we're like, yeah, let's just all go. Okay. But I'm a second time guy. I love it. Yeah. Oh, yeah. No, I just saw, actually, I just saw Spider-Man for the second time. So, yeah, I get it. Boy, people are loving Spider-Man. It's so fun. It's so fun and it's so beautiful. And the action scenes are the best of any Spider-Man movie. And like I said, it just looks incredible. The color gradient on it, it looks a, it just, from just a visual aspect, it's a great movie. And then when to add that it actually has a story that is resonating with people, it's, yeah. That's great. Yeah. Did they get it wrong before or they just got it more right this time? I think they just got it more right this time. They've all been consistently very good. Yeah, I mean, the thing is, I know what, like, no way home gets a lot of crap, but it was filmed and done during COVID. So, I mean, and it did actually get people back to the theater after, you know, when all that was going on. So, like, big congrats to them and for getting people back to the theater when that was, it looked like it was really, it was going to go the way of the dodo bird. Really did, didn't it? It really felt like it for a little while. It was like, oh, my God, everybody's going to choose streaming. And I think, you know, then you had, you know, then you start to get some of these streaming CEOs who got a little full themselves and said, you know, streamings away and theater's dead. And then all you really needed is I think people will love going to the movies as long as you just give them something entertaining and go see you. Yeah. Totally great. Just give us something visually appealing and just holds our attention for a couple hours. The thing about it, doy is that it is an experience you can't get anywhere else. No. You can go to a ballgame. That's great. You can watch a movie at home. That's great too. Going to the theater is going to theater. Of course. And when I say this, like, this movie should be seen on a big screen. I don't say that because I'm not getting any kickbacks from theaters here at all. Like nobody's, nobody's paying me to say this at all. It's just, now if you want to, that'd be great. But, um, No, I don't get anything for it. So it's like, I just think that some things just, I have seen a movie on the big screen, and then I've seen that same movie at home. And I can tell you, like, some things just don't translate as well. So when I tell you to go see it, it's like, there's a reason I'm telling you go see it's because it's much more enjoyable on that big screen. Just, and allow yourself to check out for two hours. There's nothing is going to happen that wouldn't have happened back in like,

1998 that you're so desperate to see and need and have to be, you know, I mean, just check out for a couple hours and come back. Everything will be fine. Go ahead, Rach. I just love Tom Holland and Zendaya. They're the best. Like, I feel like a dork, but, like, I think they're so cute. I'm so happy they're married. And I, now my feed is full of, like, Tom Holland and Zendaya content. Interviews? Yeah. Or it'll be like, Zendaya got so jealous when this other girl talked to Tom Holland. And there's, like, enough of those clips that I'm like, hmm, seems like she does get a little jealous. Like, I'm getting way too parisocial with them, but I'm just like, I love them. Yeah, it's so good to see them. like break in so much money this summer just did you hear andrews popcorn complaint I did. I don't. I think they should have given you something. Yeah, she should give you something. To compensate for the amount of money you spent. If I pay, it's like if I paid for a Lamborghini and you pull out a Hyundai Odyssey, I'm going to be like, what? Where's the rest? And for what it's worth, Blair in the chat had all kinds of little Marcus Theater. It wasn't at a Marcus Theater. I think she was on your side, Andrew. I love Marcus Theaters. I have never had a problem there. I think he, Blair could go men, man or woman. I'm not, I wasn't looking at their profile pick. I'm just saying like, wow, I feel awkward. I don't know if it's a boy or girl. I haven't looked at their pick. It could be a name free. They, I think they're on your side, Andrew. Bring in a bucket and they give you a bag. I think they're saying like, oh, I'm so mad about this too. What crappy plays did it to you? I'm not going to identify. But I... Say it's something it rhymes with. No, I'm good. It wasn't Marcus, though. I can comfortably say that. And it wasn't any theater chain that we have around here. It was far off. I'll start guessing. Yeah, that sounds like a lot. Warmer. Are we getting warmer? But, uh... Did you catch all the bureau? Yes. Which good for him. He got sober. A lot of it was at her insistence. I really want to try it, but it's expensive. Yeah. And he. Tom Holland has a line of high-end non-alcoholic beer called bureau. Yeah. Like zero beer. Yeah. And I would really like to try it. The product placement was a lot in Spider-Man. And I shouldn't say a lot, a lot, but it cup, I mean, a few times. Enough that I said, eh, it's beer, that's his beer thing. And it does look really good. That seems weird. Like, that seems like it'd take you out of the movie a little bit. Nah, because it's not like he's like taking a sip and going like,

Wow, there's no alcohol. It's just like on a shelf at a store or whatever. Nobody's like turning the can to the camera. Yeah, it's just like you catch it almost like an Easter egg. You catch it on like the shelf at a store. You would have to know about it. Like if you go see the movie and you had no idea about it, you wouldn't even pay attention to it. Now you'll be looking for it in every single scene. Well, since my entire feed is Tom Holland, the reason I thought about like how much I love them is because you're saying like, oh, like the action is so great. Well, I saw a clip of. old Tom saying that he gets his physique like mainly through diet rather than exercise. That's, that's unfortunately the way most people get that. Yeah, I read, um, good for him. I mean, he's also 29. Remember, he's also like 29. So I don't want to be like that person, but he is absolutely ripped in this movie. Yeah. He was a ballet dancer too, though. I saw an interview with him. He had to do what they all have to do. Brad Pitt did it for Troy. What's his face did it for the beach movie, Zach Ephron. You dehydrate horribly. He said he did it and he was like, nope, never again. He goes, the only thing that I felt like I got out of it was a headache. Yeah. Yeah, he said, I tried it. He goes, you hear all these guys like, you know, Brad Pitt and Hugh Jackman's a big proponent of it every time he would be on screen for Wolverine. He, you know, he would dehydrate himself. Tom Holland said at the end of the day, I just felt like I had a headache. He's like, it wasn't worth it. Yeah. So did you see or will you see the last house on Netflix? I have not seen. I also haven't heard good things about it. I've been hesitant to start it. Really? I've heard good things. Really? I've heard that. I liked it. Did you? Okay. All right. But I like movies that take place in one place. Does that make sense? No, sure. If it's in a single room, even better. Do you should see presents? Steven Soderberg, it's a ghost movie. Yes, I've been a little scared, but I'll try that out this weekend. The last house is stupid. I mean, there are just aspects to it where you have to check your brain. And what I love is on TikTok. A lot of people are like, it's not stupid. It's genius, and here's what you don't get. The monsters are actually Jay Goryo, Gordon Liddy, and Booters, But I don't think that's true. But, like, if you take it for what it is, it's fine for a Sunday afternoon. For a streaming, yeah. I mean, streaming movies tend to be just fine. They don't tend to be overly, you know, too overly complicated. No, I did see Tony the other day, the Anthony Bourdain movie. It was really good. It was really good. Now, it's not a... you know, this is an exact how his life went and this is how he got into cooking. But it was very well done. You can see that the two main people in the movie that he interacts with are kind of like the devil and the angel aspects of his life. Like one is the love of his of cooking and food and the other one is leading him the depression and drugs down to Arthaca. So it was very well done, very well acted. Antonio Banderas is just, he just looks so good. Oh boy. No, actually he was the cook. Yeah, he was the chef. I believe Leo Woodhull was the devil-ish kind of person. I've been hesitant just because I liked Bourdain so much. Yeah, it's really good. It would be a great movie if you didn't, if you weren't going to also compare him to him. Yes. I like that Dominic Sessa, though. He's great.

The holdovers. I'm a holdover fan. You girls are boy crazy. I'm not boy crazy. I'm not saying he's cute. I'm saying I enjoy him as an actor. Have you seen the holdovers with Paul Giamati? I've not. Oh, you would love it. You got to watch it. It's great. It pretty much takes place in just a school. Oh, yeah. I'm in. All right. You got to watch it. You'd love it. I'm in. I'm missing all that great. My automobile is. Welcome back DGS and KMOX. 324, Janelle hanging out with this for the hour. Dave Murray will join us at the other side of the bottom of the hour break. Janelle, I think about you at least once a weekend because once a weekend I... start to rent Disclosure Day for $20. Oh my God. And I picture you on the couch going, do not do this. Do not do this. And I haven't. Good. I haven't done it. It's not worth $20. Do I even want to watch it for free? Is it that bad? No, I wouldn't say it's that bad. It's just not worth $20 at all. Like, if you're already paying for your streaming service, then go ahead and give it a watch. It's a Steven Spielberg movie, and there might be aspects of it that you enjoy, but it is, it, there are things in it that are very cringy and cheesy and just very antiquated. And. It's just obvious that he hasn't been able to move past that creative block. Remember when they were marketing that movie and they were like, you're not going to believe in God anymore. Yes. That's how good this movie is. It was very aggressive. You're going to rebuke the Lord your God. Talked about it. Remember? Like someone met with a bunch of priests and said, you need to be ready. Because your parishioners are going to turn inside out. And that was what my response to it was he has to be talking to his demographic because people younger than that. I mean, not take aside that people are, you know, falling away from, except for, I guess, this new generation, falling away from religion, you know, as it is. It just don't, I think our age has gotten used to the. fact and the notion that there are aliens out there and that we can't be the only ones that existing. And I think that's maybe tougher for someone of his generation. I don't want to say he's got one foot in the grave, but he's a lot closer to it, statistically speaking, than I am. And so maybe it's tough for him and them to come to terms with maybe everything I've known and grown up with is a lie. But I don't think that holds true for our generations. Not as big a revelation. No, not for our generation. I just really don't think it. Yeah, I think that we've kind of accepted. There's something else out there. The movie where I can't remember if we talked about this on the air or just on the break just now, but the Anne Hathaway, you and McGregor, not last house. End of Oak Street. That has looked good to me from the very beginning. And I just saw some little snippet review saying like, this is the best Steven Spielberg-esque movie.

Did I've seen? So that's kind of... Probably because it has dinosaurs in it. Yeah, maybe. And Andrew is telling us that his sister-in-law, who does movie trailers for a living, made that movie trailer. And kind of help name it. Yeah. Part of the job in a lot of these trailer houses is like the studios are like, yeah, I think Flowervale Street was the original name. And they were like, you know, we don't really know how well that'll like. Translate. Yeah, we don't know how to market that. Yeah. It's just kind of weird. So they'll come to, you know, one of the several, I think, different people that they'll consult is the people who are working on the trailer because they have to watch. the movie to, you know, pick out the parts like, okay, we like this, we like that. I remember the movie, the holiday, where Cameron Diaz, that was her job. Yeah. And I remember thinking, what a cool job. It's an extreme. I'm so jealous. It's an extremely cool job. Also, it's fun because they can. So a lot of times when you watch a movie and you hear a line that's like, you know. the world will never be like this again. And then you watch the movie, you're like, no one ever said that in the movie. That's part of the job as like writing, you know, and then they have to like call, you know, Emily Mortimer or whatever and be like, come back in. We need you to record one more line for the trailer. Interesting. To try and tie things together. We should have her on the show sometime. Yeah, I don't know if she would want to, but I'll talk to her. Thanks for the punch in the nose. No, it's not, I mean, that's obviously not a reflection on you. It's just a reflection on how. It's just my show. I don't think she wants to talk about it on the radio. All right, fine, fine.

Overhead Door Company of St. Louis, Overhead Door Home Refresh, rebate. Call now and get $500 back on a qualifying garage door with a qualifying purchase. Must be made by September 13th. Visit Overhead Door.com to learn more and schedule a free estimate. Welcome back, guys, DGS on KMOX. Happy Thursday to you. Janelle was with us. Dave Murray joined us now. Hello, Dave. Hello there. A couple of housekeeping details. Tomorrow there is a day game in Chicago. So barring rain, which maybe Dave can tell us about here in a couple minutes, we will be off. Monday is a double header, so I don't think you'll hear the show on Monday either. Also, the Dave Gloverband gig at Frankie Martins in Cottleville for Sunday has been postponed by mutual agreement between DGB and Frankie Martins because it's going to be so hot and just be kind of miserable. So we're going to rebook that for some time in October. So you are up to date. There you go. I've got some housekeeping too. Let's hear it. Our people have talked to your people. Oh, I know where this is going. Fall forecast. August 28th, because there's some baseball concerns. That's why we're going to push it to Friday the 28th. Okay. Let's do it. Just having it on the calendar makes me feel better. Falls almost here. Two weeks from tomorrow. The last time we hit 100 plus was in 2024 in the month of August. So we didn't do it in 25. Yeah. We have a shot over the next couple of days. Also, anyone, we mentioned this. We've been talking about it a couple of times this week. If you're going to the Hawaiian Islands, Tropical Storm will be in play. Tropical Storm La La. Huh. We'll be in play over the weekend. I like that. I haven't heard that one before. No, that's a new one to me, too. Very cool. It's the name of a character on Vanderpump Rules. Oh, yes. Wasn't that a telitubby? Yes. Was it? Lala was also a Teletubby. I don't know that because I watch it now. I don't know. It doesn't sound like you need to prepare much for Teletubby Lala coming into the Hawaiian Islands. So, Dave, is there much nuance to the weekend? I mean, it just sounds. Hot as balls. No, it's, you know, this is the longest, hottest, humid stretch of this particular summer. It really hasn't been too bad, but this is making up for some lost time. We're going to be 99, 100 degrees tomorrow, Saturday, and Sunday. Could there be a spot thunderstorm? Yes. In fact, yesterday was a great idea of what spot thunderstorms are all about. It doesn't mean a little bit of rain. It means thunderstorms, and they blow up. And folks around O'Fallon in Missouri really got hammered yesterday. But it affects a relatively small portion of the listening area. But it can bring heavy rain, thunder and lightning, high damaging winds, and hail. All right.

There you go. So we keep an eye on the sky. And Dave, it's looking from my non-Dave Murray sources, which are not to be trusted. Oh, no. It's got to be this thing. That next week will be like around 90. You know, I think Monday, Tuesday, livable, a good 10 degrees cooler. It's not a blast of fall, but I'm a little concerned that the high pressure could dig back in come Wednesday, Thursday, Friday of next week. Gotcha. I don't expect you to know this off top of your head, but Chicago shouldn't be like storms tomorrow, hopefully? There is a risk of some storms, but I don't think it's enough to blow the game out. So we leave it up to the broadcast crew of the game to fill the time. It's all I need to hear. What about Saturday, Dave? I'm going to be in Chicago walking around on Saturday. Same thing. This high is over us, basically. And what we call the edge of the high is running extreme northern Missouri, Iowa, northern and north central Illinois. So along that... Upper part of the high pressure is where the thunderstorms have been happening. Chicago got hammered yesterday. Can I tell you something? I'm a little sick of Andrews dunking on us all the time. Oh, I'm going to be in Chicago on Saturday. Very exciting. Just saying. Nice. What are you doing? Can you tell us? Is it secret? Selling beer. No, it's not a secret. I'm going to go to the, so the Field Museum in Chicago. Rock on. Has a whole Pokemon exhibit thing. for like the next eight months or so. Just in time for the crispy. Dave's judging. I'm going to that. And we're going to go to a very famous tiki bar called Three Dots and a Dash. We're going to do like a very fun like, yeah, you seem like a Tiki Bar guy, Dave. I am a Tiki Bar guy. Yeah. Have you been to Three Dots and a Dash? I have not. Sounds great. You want to go Saturday. Have you been to, have you been to Tonga Hut in L.A.? That's my favorite one out there. I don't, you know what? It has to be like the second coming for me to go to L.A. It's just a horrible place. It's not too far, right? It's like, what, 40 minutes for you? You know, on any given day, it could be an hour to three hours. depending on the track. I didn't understand the concept of urban sprawl before I went out there last year. I remember asking my brother one time because it's like, you know, Disneyland's in L.A. And I thought that it would take him like 10 minutes to get from his, at the time he lived in Los Phila's down to Anaheim. It takes like an hour and a half. You look on a map there like this far apart. It takes with all the traffic and stuff, it's like fully an hour and a half. You could be moving along. I tell a story that we had not moved out here yet, but we were out here. Janice had come in a couple of days early. And I was meeting her up in L.A. So I'm on the 405, which is the nightmare road. I call my son.

I've seen those before. Shoppers are still staying away even though lettuce prices are plunging. They're down 16.4% from June to July. That's the steepest monthly drop on record. But it's this cyclospora outbreak that has people too scared to buy lettuce these days. So I'm not freaked out by it. I'm not eating lettuce, but I'm not like, oh, you know. But I feel like this is going to stick with me. It's changed my diet completely. I haven't had, like, I was a big, like, a salad a day kind of eater. And I haven't. I haven't had a salad since it hit back in July, and I don't know what to do. I don't know when I'm going to grow your own. Grow your own. I don't know if I can do that. I'm terrible. Yeah, you and me both. I think I've had more salads. Oh, my God. I have wanted more salads for sure. The whole call of the void. Every restaurant I go to, I'm like, tell me about your salad. I'll go out to eat. It's like, well, is the lettuce from the Taylor Farms? I don't think so. All right, fine. Bring it out. Nice. It's probably fine. Those are my famous last words. It's probably fine. Probably fun. It sounds like we just need to bomb Taylor Farms. I mean, it's like everything. I do think it's interesting that a place like that is allowed to like continue operations. Right. Yeah, it seems like they, because didn't they, during COVID, they like shut down a Tyson chicken plant or something because things were going south there. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. Quit pooping on stuff, Taylor. Let me give me a little hint. I think it'll be a little while before I go back to lettuce now again. I get that image in my head. You know, I'm going to go ahead and do this story because I find it interesting. Do it. A dad entered the stroller division of the Guardian Mile race in Cleveland and finished this mile in four minutes and 17 seconds. That's while pushing his one-year-old daughter in the stroller. I've seen video of the little girl at the end of this run. Her adrenaline is pumping like crazy. She's like shaking. She's one year old. She's pushing her at a 417 mile. And he's like, she loves it. She loves running. She asks to run and she cheers. And I'm like, okay, but just because she's like, if your little baby likes the roller coaster, should it be on the roller coaster? Is it the one where her like her legs are like? Yes. She's like, Like a bit, she's like, like the size of a meatloaf. She loves it. She loves being jostled around. At one year old, she's saying that to that. Yeah, I love to run it. Yeah, then she can take him when he weighs 14 pounds. So I'm sure it's all perfectly saved, but I'm looking at it going, um, maybe not. Maybe she needs a helmet. Yeah, some sort of stabilizing force seems like a good idea. Brain's just rocking around.

Welcome back, DGS on KMOX. Mike Yelam is going to join us on the other side of the break. Letting you know again that we're probably off tomorrow unless there's a rain out in Chicago. And then the same on Monday, there's a double header. Dave Glover band gig at Frankie Martens on Sunday evening has been postponed. We're looking at mid-October, which is better for everyone. I mean, I appreciate that you guys were going to come out and see me, and I was going to have a great time right up to the point I passed out and hit my head. Because you probably haven't been doing water leading up to this. I would have for the gig. I haven't in my life normally. So you had already been drinking? Yes. Okay. So how do you feel like super hydrated first time in your life? So much better. And my voice was the best it's been in 25 years at the Del Mar gig. And what will we have learned from this? Yes. Absolutely. Water's good. Water's good when you need to sing. I'm not accusing Janelle of anything, but doing water does sound like how I would describe drinking water as someone who doesn't drink it. Doing water. There was one time I heard Dave Glover say the words, I effing hate water. Oh, yeah. And it always stuck with me. Yeah. I remember the time producer Tom said F books. I don't even understand them. Yeah, I just don't enjoy water. I just don't. But it doesn't taste like anything. I think that's what I don't enjoy about it. I think I'm spoiled. Yeah. I want sugar in carbonation. Yeah. Would it kill them to add a little, you know, vanilla to the tap water or whatever? Just, you know. I use grape. A little tangerine flavor. I use the grape Kool-Aid thing. That's what's in my bottle right now. Is the grape Kool-Aid, the little squeeze bottle thing? Yeah. Well, then if you do that, then Wheeler will tell you that it's not real. Oh, what a fight that was. That went on for a week. Ongoing. There's a difference between hydration. I mean, like, again, are you hydrated? There is a difference between water and, like, you're getting your fluids. Yeah. But, you know. Who side of that are you on? So. I mean, like if you have coffee, yes, it is water, but it is because it has caffeine, and it has other, anything with another additive is, would be considered a fluid. And you're just getting your daily fluid intake, which ultimately is the water in your body. It's all one and the same kind of thing. Okay, good. That's very reasonable. Yeah. I tend to be. What are you going to see this weekend, anything? I would like to see end of Oak Street. Yeah, I would really. But they're not preview in that one for you guys? No, it's already out today. So, yeah, anything that comes out, now everything debuts on Thursdays. So, yeah. But no, Warner Brothers has pulled their screenings from St. Louis, so who-hoo.