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"candy store" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"You know what I'm talking about? I don't know. Mark Anthony. Oh, okay. Yeah, yeah, Mark antennae was having a concert in vino Bruno and I spoke as I said, hey, Vito, I gotta make it down there tomorrow. Would you meet me there at about 6 o'clock? And he didn't even know that they were closing. That's how quick this announcement was made about Lenny's. Which is world famous Friday they made the announcement tomorrow by 10 o'clock to close and so ladies and gentlemen, if you want a little bit of nostalgia, there's so much of what we grew up with is no longer that it's closing. Like I had mentioned, man you used to go to Lenny, you get a slice of two, and then all of a sudden, he wanted to be LT, you went down the block, and all of a sudden you were staring at some gavan who were like, what the hell are you doing here? I'm having a BLT. And they said, you're not from this neighborhood. Why don't you go hang out in Lenny's? I can't hang out here at the Vegas diner. Everything was territorial back then. Diners, pizza parlors, and where you got the schmear on the bagel, the candy store, and your parish, or your shoe or synagogue. That was your GPS system. You didn't have a GPS system magnet, and nobody wanted to walk around with a map. If you pull out a map, it's like, hey, you don't know your way around? So you knew by the diners, the candy stones, the pizza parlors, the bagel bending joints, we got the schmear, the parish that you belong to if you were all she real Christians or the shoeless synagogue, if you were Jews, right? Made life very simple, right? If you didn't remember that, then you get the hell out of that neighborhood. One 808 four 8 9 two two two. The
Bloomberg Radio New York
"candy store" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Were reports of a balloon in Latin America, it was assessed. It was another Chinese surveillance balloon. It's unknown where in Latin America the balloon is, but it doesn't appear to be moving toward the U.S.. The news comes as the first balloon which The Pentagon said did not pose a threat to the U.S. was shot down on Saturday morning by U.S. Military in the waters off the coast of South Carolina. Now authorities are gathering the debris and beginning an investigation. Extreme cold continues to grip the northeast, health officials warn frostbite is able to take effect in as little as ten minutes, roughly 15 million people are under wind chill warnings on a positive note, forecasters say Sunday won't be nearly as cold as Saturday. Fire continues to burn following a massive train derailment Friday in eastern Ohio. At a Saturday morning news conference, NTSB spokesman Michael Graham said more than 50 train cars were involved in the incident in east Palestine, a small village near the Pennsylvania border. About 50 cars were involved in the derailment. 20 of which contain hazardous materials. At this time, we are unaware of any injuries to the train crew, first responders, or members of the community. Graham says the cars involved in the derailment were carrying vinyl chloride, no injuries were reported, but people living within a mile of the tracks have been evacuated or told to shelter in place until further notice, and Elon Musk is found not liable for costing investors millions when he made claims about privatizing his electric vehicles, Musk previously issued a series of tweets telling people he'd secured funding to turn Tesla into a privately traded company. I'm Jim Forbes. Democrats are making changes to the 2024 presidential primary calendar. During a party gathering on Saturday in Philadelphia, DNC delegates approved putting South Carolina into the top spot for early voting, followed by Nevada and New Hampshire. Georgia and Michigan also joined the primary window for the first time, Iowa has traditionally been the starting line for the presidential election, but is now being replaced. Police are arresting a man accused of attacking a beloved 90 year old east village candy store owner this week. Paul de Castro has more. Cops a 39 year old Luis pilosa was arrested Friday night and charged with assault after the brutal beatdown of ray Alvarez. He was attacked around 3 a.m. on Tuesday outside ray's candy store, which he has owned since 1974. Alvarez was struck in the face by an object described as a belt with a heavy rock on the end, he was left on the sidewalk bleeding and suffered a black eye Alvarez was back at work at his store on Thursday morning. A top Southwest Airlines official will testify before senators next week following the airlines huddled a meltdown. It counseled thousands of flights that left many travelers stranded. Chief operating officer Andrew watterson will be part of a hearing that's being described as, quote, strengthening airline operations and consumer protections. The president of the Southwest Airlines pilots association will also testify. The Senate commerce committee is holding the hearing next Thursday, and football fans in Tennessee may be rejoicing if a bill comes to life. Senator London Lamar and representative Joe towns junior are introducing a bill looking to replace Columbus day with the day after the Super Bowl as an official state holiday. Towns said the day takes a toll on the workforce as many people skip work the day after the game. The bill will need bipartisan support. I'm Jim Forbes. Now this Bloomberg sports update. Some game for nets fans to take in at Barkley center. I'd call it one of their best games of the year. It came against the Washington Wizards. However, when you consider all that Brooklyn's been through, last couple of weeks losing Kevin Durant to the MCL sprain. Now the off season off court turmoil with Kyrie Irving and his contract status as he's demanding a trade, guys like Nick claxton, they rose to the occasion just one of many athletes that came to play
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I Want Candy
"Interesting question. Have there been new fun candies invented in the past few years? Nerds is one of them. I don't know about many others. We're kicking off the patch kids. Oh my God, of course, sour patch kids. When we're sour patch kids invented, Sean. It's relatively new. Do you know what sour patch kids? I have no idea. If it has shower in it, I'm not particularly interested in it. I like sour. I like lemons. I love sour straws. I actually had them for breakfast this morning. I had sour straws for breakfast. That's another candy? Yes. Sour straws, as opposed to sour patch kids. It's a different product. What about baby Ruth? I've heard of baby Ruth, but I remember what's in it. Chocolate and I believe some sort of nut, nougat. Yeah, I nougat. Thank you. So there were candy stores when you were growing up. And that's where you were you would primarily get the candy. And they were a nickel. Oh, that's so fun. A nickel for a candy bar.
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"candy store" Discussed on TuneInPOC
"Bring it right back to the garage. I don't know. I just know I didn't use it, and I know my brother didn't either. He doesn't hold up a candy store or shoot anybody. My brother wouldn't do anything like that. What time did you get home? I have to keep telling you. You have to keep telling me. Around 12 o'clock, maybe a little after. A little cop waiting for me. He'll remember what time better than I do. You went to the movie? Yeah. What time did you get to the movie? After 8 sometime. What was playing? Two pictures, mister lucky and lady takes a chance. Their reissues, aren't they? I saw them before a long time ago. The good ones, I wanted to see them again. Your brother runs a gas station, doesn't he? Yeah. I like to do work. He was ladled around 7. How did your brother do in his gas station? He does all right. Makes pretty good money. You don't work. No, no, I've been looking for a job. How old are you, George? 22. John's 28th. Yeah. When's your mother and father die? Mom died when we were kids. They had about 5 years ago. And Jones been supporting him. I told you I was trying to get a job. It's not easy. But I want to talk to you again. You can stick around home. Sure. My brother didn't do it, lieutenant. Awful lot of evidence doing. But he didn't. We all talk about it later. Bye, George. Can I listen? Hard. Yes, lieutenant. George walker's coming out, put a man on him. Right. What's the matter, Ben, you look unhappy. I'm tired. Once a coffee. He got it made. No, but only take a second. But he won't have time hospital call. It's all right to see misses out. Oh, okay. Hey, here's the report on John wolcott. On good months, the average is about 300 clear pays 85 hours a month on the mortgage. A lot of people doing a whole lot worse. Let's get woke up and taking down to the hospital with it. This is velvet. Misses elbert. Yeah. What is this? This is lieutenant Guthrie and sergeant Griffin. They want to talk to him. All right. We won't take long. All right. We want you to tell us if you've ever seen this man before. Move up John. This is Albert. I don't know. I'm not a cure. Could he be one of the men who held up your store? I don't know. You look. I don't know. He is in the one shot of one of the guns. He isn't? No. He's not sad one. Are you sure? Yes. Yes, I'm sure. Well, misses Albert several people say they saw this man run away from
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"candy store" Discussed on TuneInPOC
"Fixing the water heater, easy piece of it. Oh yeah? So you know how to secure this gift joint? Yeah. Detach the steam pump. Takes two seconds. And fasten the doable to the pressure tube. I'm a dad, Tommy, I do that. Oh, that's interesting, because I made all those things up. Look, we should just bundle our home and auto with progressive. We could say big, then pay someone to do it for us. That's cool. This doodles the wrong size anyway. Safe when bundling home at auto with progressive and used the money to not do it yourself. Coverage for progressive casualty insurance company has a third party insurance bundle is not available in all states or situations. Take the Lowe's pro brand challenge and discover the landscaping equipment pros trust from husk barn. Get the durable two cycle straight shaft gas tremor. Perfect for daily use for $349. 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Macy's one day sale starts tomorrow with great deals of the day to update your rotation, like 40 to 50% off fall essentials and must have styles for him and for her. 30 to 50% off the perfect shoes and bags to match and get 40% off your new favorite designer fragrances. Plus, get your order even faster when you pick up curbside, in store, or get same day delivery. Now it may seem, savings are sale and clearance prices exclusions apply. Great American cities or under the cold glaring lights will pass before us, the innocent, the vagrant, the thief, the murderer, this is the lineup. These chairs in the front any of them. Can I smoke with you? Sure, sure. There are no things just put one on there. How is the woman? So they operated this morning. She's pretty low. And the man who owned the car. We picked him up. That's where we want you to tell us. I can tell you all that. I hope so. May I have your attention please? You people on the other side of the wire on the audience room may I have your attention please? Thank you. My name is Greg sponge and Matt grab. I don't explain the lineup to you. Each of the suspects you will see will be numbered. I'll call off a number their name and charge. If you have any questions or identifications, please remember the number of times in the prisoner as I call his name. At the end of each line when I ask for questions or identification to call out the number. And sure, I can tell you all right. The officers who took your name will assist you there. She didn't remember you. Please be shocked with your questions or identification. When the prisoners leave here, they are sent to the bathroom and gets back into their jail clothes. It makes it quite difficult to bring them back after they need here. The questions I ask these suspects are Millie to get a natural affordable voice. So do not pay too much attention to their answers as they often lie. Bring on the lines. Okay, okay, moving along. That's good. How can it be fun and suicide? Looks straight ahead. You raise your head. Okay. Number one, how the spark talks assault. Pretty little Albert one 9 one three 7 fuller. What's your business albus? You couldn't make it out, could you? What's your business, albus? I'm not working. Why did you hit your wife? Because they're not working. She keeps reminding me. For two years, she reminds me morning night launch she reminds me. It's a person. You hit her with a chair with the nearest thing. And every time I try to sit down, she grabbed my hair, she wouldn't give me no peace, so when she grabbed my hair, I grabbed the chair. Number two, Henry Ingram vagrancy, on the side, and this is priceless my Henry. Yes, sergeant. Get out there. Why are we trying to catch the duck? I was walking through the park. I saw the truck. I wasn't trying to catch it. I was trying to pet it. I liked sucks. You ruined the whole flower bed trying to set it. Yes, sir. Number three, Martin for Rudy's tests. I told you to keep your head up. Okay, okay. Where do you live? I'm from Sandler. We know that's where he lived here. I told her, I just got off the train. You stole a coat from the wheel right department store. I took a take it off. All right, you've got a place to live now. Number four, John wolcott, corn robbery, murder. And you can recognize put out my cigarette in the floor. Watch your business down. All right, a gas station. Where John core of a 150 place. On the night of November 12th, you held up the Albert candy store. No, I didn't surgeon. You and another unidentified man shot the owner, mister gustave, and his wife Dora. I had nothing to do with it. That's the charge, John. Is it working on some of the audience? Yes. Number four, hold for interrogation. Sit down, John. All right. I'm not able to be a little rough on you. I didn't do anything. I told you before I didn't do anything. One witness of mister dill chased a man, so I'm climbing into a station wagon, got the license number. It turned out to be your car John. In the lineup this morning, mister Jill identified you as the man he chased, he's wrong. Two other men and a woman also identified you. They all agree they saw you run out of that candy store with another man. The owner of that store died last night. I'm sorry. His wife's in bad shape, but she'll live. But I've never been in that candy store. I didn't shoot anybody. You live with your brother. Yes, George welcome. Yes. Where was he that night? You keep asking. You went to a movie, and he didn't take the station wagon. I told you, no, he didn't take the station away. Does George have a key to the station? How many times do I have to tell you? Does he have a key? No, no, no. He didn't take the car out of the garage at night. Somebody did, John. All right, all right, somebody took it out. I didn't George didn't go find out who. When misses Albert is bit him when the doctor say it's all right for us to see him. We'll ask her for an identification. Okay. Two men held up a star killed her husband. Four witnesses have already identified you as one of the men. Misses Albert will know for sure. She won't forget who killed her husband. Okay. I got the brother in your office then. All right. Nothing? Not yet. Take this one back upstairs. Oh, George. Hello, LATAM, Guthrie. Judge your brothers in a lot of trouble. Yeah, I know. Stick with a story. Does he didn't leave the house that night says he didn't use the station wagon, says you didn't need him. I didn't. You went to a movie. That's right. The revelry wasn't it. I gave a long statement this morning, lieutenant, I signed it. Somebody used that station wagon. When the arresting officers got to your house, the motor was still warm. I didn't use it, and I know my brother didn't. You think somebody could have gotten that car out of the garage without your brother hearing it? I don't know. Maybe they could, hold up a candy store, shoot two people,
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"candy store" Discussed on TuneInPOC
"It right back to the garage. I don't know. I just know I didn't use it, and I know my brother didn't either. He doesn't hold up a candy store or shoot anybody, my brother wouldn't do anything like that. What time did you get home? I have to keep telling you. You have to keep telling me. Around 12 o'clock, so maybe a little after. There was a cop waiting for me. He'll remember what time better than I do. You went to the movie? Yeah. What time did you get to the movie? After 8 sometime. What was playing? Two pictures, mister lucky and lady takes a chance. They're reissues, aren't they? I saw them before a long time ago. The good ones, I wanted to see them again. Your brother runs a gas station, didn't he? Yeah. I like does he work? He knew his ladle around 7. How did your brother do in his gas station? He does all right. Makes pretty good money. You don't work. No, no, I've been looking for a job. How old are you, George? 22. John's 28th. Yeah. When's your mother and father die? Mom died when we were kids. They had about 5 years ago. And John's been supporting. I told you, I was trying to get a job. It's not easy. But I want to talk to you again. You can stick around home. Sure. My brother didn't do it, lieutenant. Awful lot of evidence, George. But he didn't. We will talk about it later. Bye, George. And I listen. Hard. Yes, lieutenant. George walker's coming out, put a man on him. Right. What's the matter, Ben, you look unhappy. I'm tired. Once a coffee. He got it made. No, but the lonely take a second. Well, you won't have time hospital call. It's all right to see misses out. Oh, okay. Here's the report on John walker. On good months, he averages about 300 clear pays 85 hours a month on the mortgage. A lot of people doing a whole lot worse. Let's get World Cup and taking down to the hospital with us. This is Albert. Misses elbert. Yes. What is this? This is lieutenant Guthrie and sergeant Griffin. They want to talk to him. We won't take long. All right. We want you to tell us if you've ever seen this man before. Move up John. This is Albert. I don't know. I'm not sure. Could he be one of the men who held up your store? I don't know. He looked. I don't know. He isn't the one in the shot of one of the guns. He isn't? No. He's not sad one. Are you sure? Yes. I'm sure. Well, misses Albert several people say they saw this man run away from your store. I don't remember the other one too well. The one good person door. Real quick. And then what are they doing? Easy. One I remember. He was in the middle of the room. So happy. Too quick. The other one I didn't really know this. I think that's about enough when I looked at it. My husband did. And we'll do everything we can, misses Elmer. Boys can you do? That's all. Hope you didn't have anything to do with it, young man. All right, hold for your sake, you didn't. Is it terrible thing? Thanks, man. Yeah. Yeah, here's lieutenant. More right, send him mister dill for. While as a coffee all right. Come in, mister dill. You met sergeant Graham. Have a seat. Thank you. Mister Dell, we know definitely the man you identified this morning wasn't the one who actually did the killing. He was one of the men who ran away his next door. Well, we're interested in the other man now. What does he look like? I could tell gal just walking by when I heard the shot and then the screen, the door of the store flew over and came in, came out of a running. The first one, went in front with the one I pointed out to line up. You didn't notice the other man, you know, exactly. I got the kind of look at him, but all happens fast, I guess I was more interested in the other one. The one I recognized. You don't think you could identify the other one? Well, they separated like a soldier. They started running in different directions. I would have to the one who kind of station wagon. I got his license number. You went right after him? Well, I took a look and Stewart first, I wanted to see what was going on. Then you went after him. When I went after the one with the station wagon, yes, I saw the two people lying on the floor and blood and I just went after him. How far did you chase him before he got in the station way? Oh, about your block, I guess. How far away from him were you when he drove the station wagon on? Oh, I don't know who gets about to pee. We were across from the station wagon or behind it. It was behind it. I was chasing you. Yes, I know, but he didn't cut across the street, the station wagon wasn't parked on the other side of the station. No, he just ran up the black station, man was parked on the same side of the street. Well, did he turn around and look back at him? Well, I told him that I don't think so. He just ran up the car and drove off before I could catch him. But you recognize. I'm sure the man this morning the lineup. You don't remember anything about the other one. Oh, no, no, no, I'm sorry. All right, mister Dillon. Is that all? That's all, and thank you. Oh, sure, you anytime. Yes. If this man was running away from you, you were behind him the whole time. You were about 50 feet away behind the wagon when he drove off. I should think it would be a little hard to tell much about a man under those circumstances. When I got a good look, oh, a darn good luck. You said he didn't turn around. Well, no. I don't think that. I don't remember that well. I got to look at him when he ran out that door. We have right past me. Oh, I got a look at him there. All right, mister Dillon. Yo, he was a guy. I got a good look. Yeah. You think you're welcome again? We'll call you if we do. What are you doing then? Trying to get a description of a man who used the gun. Yeah. And while you're doing it, you practically made Bill a liar. The way he tells it or I should say the way you got it out of him, he couldn't have made a positive identification of a man who ran past him through a doorway, then showed him his back for the rest of the time. The lineup this morning dealing with others didn't say a word till they heard you read off the charges. But before they went in, they knew whoever we had was the winner won't the station wagon. The station wagon. Dale got the license number. The car was still warm. I know I know. But then what are you trying to do? I'm trying to find out who killed a man in the candy store. By making a liar out of the best witness, you've got who's making a liar. Well, you're trying to put your mind if we find out what the other three witnesses have got to say. Well, you don't have to be jumpy. I don't. Well. Here's lieutenant. Senator misses Evans. I'm sorry, Ben. Maybe you better put some more sugar in your coffee, huh?
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"candy store" Discussed on TuneInPOC
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Great American cities were under the cold, glaring lights were passed before us, the innocent, the vagrant, the thief, the murderer. This is the lineup. These chairs in the front any of them. Can I smoke with you? Sure, sure. There are no things just for one hour. How is the woman? So they operated this morning. She's pretty long. And the man who owned the car. We picked him up. That's where we want you to tell us. Mister Doe. I got a good look. I can tell you all and I hope so. May I have your attention please? You people on the other side of the wire on the audience room may I have your attention please? Thank you. My name is Greg seismic. I don't put in the lineup to you. Each of the suspects you will see will be numbered. I'll call up a number their name and charge. If you have any questions or identifications, please remember the number of times in the prisoner as I call his name. At the end of each line when I ask for questions or identifications, call out the number. And sure, I can tell you all right. The officers who took your name will assist you there, see the menu. Please be fucked with your questions or identification. When the prisoners leave here, they are sent to the bathroom and just back into their jail clothes. It makes it quite difficult to bring them back after they meet here. The questions I ask these suspects are Millie to get a natural form of voice. So do not pay too much attention to their answers as they often lie. Bring on the lines. Okay, okay. Move it around. That's good. How can it be fun and suicide? Looks straight ahead. You raise your head. Okay. Number one, Albert Parker, assault. Pretty little Albert one 9 one three 7 fuller. What's your business Albert? You couldn't make it out, could you? What's your business out of it? I'm not working. Why did you hit your wife? Because I'm not working. She keeps reminding me. For two years, she reminds me morning night noon she reminds me at the present. You hit her with a chair with the nearest thing. Every time I try to sit down, she grabbed my hair. She wouldn't give me no peace, so when she grabbed my hair, I grabbed the chair. Number two, Henry Ingram vagrancy. I want to try them. This is priceless my Henry. Yes, sir. Get out there. Why are we trying to catch the duck? I was walking through the park. I saw the dark. I wasn't trying to catch it, I was trying to pet it. I like sucks. You'll ruin the whole flower bed trying to set it. Yes, I can. Number three, Martin samote sets. I told you to keep your head up. Okay, okay. Where do you live? I'm from Denver. We know that where do you live here? I told I just got off the train. You stole a coat from the wheel right department store. I think I just take it off. All right, you've got a place to live now. Number four is John wolcott, arms robbery, murder. Where can I put out my cigarette? What your business, John? Ironic gas station. Where John corps of a 150 flights. On the night of November 12th, you held up the Albert candy store. No, I didn't surgeon. You and another unidentified man shot the owner, mister gustavus, and his wife Dora. I had nothing to do with it. That's the charge John. I'm from the audience. Lieutenant. Graham, yes. Number four, over interrogation. Sit down, John. All right. I'm not able to be a little rough on you. I didn't do anything. I told you before I didn't do anything. One witness of mister Bill chase the man, so I'm climbing to a station wagon, got the license number. It turned out to be your car John. In the lineup this morning, mister dill identified you as the man in chase, he's wrong. Two other men and a woman also identified you. They all agree they saw you run out of that candy store with another man. The owner of that store died last night. I'm sorry. His wife's in bad shape, but she'll live. But I've never been in that candy store. I didn't shoot anybody. You live with your brother. Yes. George walker. Yes. Where was he that night? You keep asking. You went to a movie, and he didn't take the station wagon. I told you, no, he didn't take the station away. Does George have a key to the station? How many times do I have to tell you? Does he have a key? No, no, no, he didn't take the car out of the garage at night. Somebody didn't judge. All right, all right, somebody took it out. I didn't George didn't go find out who. When misses Albert is better when the doctor say it's all right for us to see him. We'll ask her for an identification. Okay. Two men held up a storm, killed her husband. Four witnesses have already identified you as one of the men. Misses Albert will know for sure. She won't forget who killed her husband. Okay. I got the brother in your office then. All right. Nothing? Not yet. Take this one back upstairs. Oh, George. Hello, lieutenant Guthrie. Judge your brothers in a lot of trouble. Yeah, I know. Stick with a story. Says he didn't leave the house that night, says he didn't use the station wagon, says you didn't need him. I didn't. You went to a movie. That's right. The revelry, wasn't it? I gave a long statement this morning, lieutenant, I signed it. Somebody used that station wagon. When the arresting officers got to your house the motor was still warm. I didn't use it, and I know my brother didn't. You think somebody could have gotten that car out of the garage without your brother hearing it? I don't know. Maybe they could hold up a candy store or shoot two people, bring
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"candy store" Discussed on TuneInPOC
"Is that on the level, mister Carter? Someone tried to plug me. I'm sure of it. I looked at. Eventually you're going to be handed over to the Secret Service, counterfeit money is their case. They've got you cold on that count. Yeah. Yeah. The murder. But murder comes first and murders my business. So if you want to escape a murderer if you've got to help me. Well. What do you want to know? A lot of things. Who put you up to this record? Who supplied the phone and money in the real Bill? Who would want to shut you up for keeps? It's Sidney poor. 1270 grand Apple. But don't tell him I told you. I don't worry, I won't. And I've got a few things I want him to tell me. He left me, mister support. He ran off and left me on my own for dirty double crossing heels. Oh my God. I haven't had good luck out of him caught. He didn't even try to help me. He just fell out of it. Everything is going to be all right. You've got to. Someone just came into the shop. Hello? Everyone minding the store? Coming, sir. Just resting my feet in the back for a moment. Hard on an old man's feet keeping shop. Mister poor, Sidney poor? Yes. What can I do for you? I make a dollar's worth of that candy. Oh, you sir, yes sir. It's cold in here. Don't you have any heat? Just stove in the back. I haven't started it yet. I can't afford to order the price of corn so high up. Poor is a poor man. My favorite joke. That's careful of that train. Hey, what's the matter with your hands? Old age. Just old age. Makes a man shake. Will that be awesome? Yeah, that's a. Well, here you are, sir. And many thanks. Come again. Thanks. Any luck next? Yeah, yeah, brought you some candy, Betsy. What is poor? I didn't arrest. Nope. Why not? He isn't the man we want. A jet said. Poor may be the man who started Jeff in the racket, but he isn't the killer and I have a hunch isn't the big boss Conifer either. But how do you know? He's an old man. His hands shake constantly. He could have shoot a gun with any accuracy at all. But how do you know he isn't the boss counterfeiter? He poor is operating from that store. Where's his plant? You need machine storage space room for breasts. Maybe his plans in the cellar. There's no seller. He hates the store with a stove in the back. Now I have a strong hunch pours just the middleman, the agent who passes counterfeit money from the plant down to kids like jif. And if we want to find out who Roberts will have to locate the plant and the man of run. That's right. He's the one who have most reason to cover Jeff to try to kill him to keep him from talking. Well, can we log him through poor? All depends on how smart we play it, and how far we can play poor. But how good an idea? Yeah? What is it? Listen to this and tell me what you think. Crystal, crystal, open up. Who is it? It's me. You and your crazy ideas. How to catch you up and see you to the line. No, take it easy. Take it easy. I just killed a man. You know what they hand out for murder in this state. But crystal was a nice smooth business until you started getting ideas. That break new people in you said, smart young kids, you said, make it easy for us you said. You certainly made it easy, all right. Now who's going to be the next boy? I have to kill to make it easy. That's what I came to tell you. Jeff isn't dead, but you didn't hit him. You hit the store detective. You're kidding. I'm not kidding, crystal. And the man who caught you was around to my store just now, snooping, I guess. Don't recognize him. I don't know. He's at all. About 6 one ways maybe a 190 dark brown hair blue eyes that kind of look through you. About 35, I'd say nice looking fellow. It looks like an athlete. Did he have a faulty pulled out in front? Yeah, that's him. Nick Carter. I guess you don't. I know he was in the store this morning. I saw him there. I guess we better pull out. You can't. I got to. And I can. I'm smart Sydney. And I'm already one step ahead of time. I don't see it, crystal. He doesn't know I know he's looking for me. Maybe I'll let him finally. Yes. It's maybe I will. Crystal. And it's a funny thing, Sydney. The first murders the hottest, and the rest come easy. And no matter how many times you kill. They can only send you to the chair once. Crystal Davis, young, beautiful and hard, stares isolated at Sydney poor as plans to walk with Nick Carter race through her head. We'll see what she decides to do in just a moment. Now, back to the case of the bull and bear, today's adventure with Nick Carter, but till you buy new post war old Dutch cleanser. While crystal Davis prepares for an all out war to the finish, Nick is making plans of his own at police headquarters with Jeff Howe. Did you go after poor mister Carter? Yeah, Jeff, I did. My poor isn't the man I want. I want the man he's working for. And you're going to help me find him. I am. How? You're going to escape, but how? That's your goal when you want to help you. You and Patsy will head straight for Sidney floor's candy store. She'll tell you my plan on the way. Yes, sir. And get this Dre, Jeff. I went out on a limb to give you this chance. I had to do some hard talking to get sergeant Matheson to agree. Yes. Yes, mister Carter. Now, this is your chance to come through. So don't let me down. And above all, don't let yourself doubt. Capitol, babe. Okay. What are you doing here, Jeff? What happened? Who's this girl? I made a break, mister poor. She helped. You got away? Yeah, yeah, but I wouldn't have if she didn't give me a hand. That's right. This here is penny Blake. Good kid. Why did you come here, Jeff? I mean, you don't think I'm quitting the racket, do you have no siree? Me and penny's gonna work together, knock together. She's smart. Yeah, sure. How do I pull it off before it wasn't for Tony? Why that crazy kid's a thumb is clock I ever seen. You know what? Every word just said, Jeff, everything. So this is your new girl, huh? Wanna make sense out of it? She's just
TuneInPOC
"candy store" Discussed on TuneInPOC
"Strong. I only remember the other one too well. I wanna stood by the door. Half a little quick. And then they done. One night remember he was in the middle of the room. So happy. So quick. Another woman I didn't really know this. I think that's about enough to know lieutenant. My husband did. We'll do everything we can, misses Elmer. What can you do? That's all. I hope you didn't have anything to do with it the young man. I hope for your sake you did. Is it terrible thing? Thanks, man. Yeah, they're here, lieutenant. More right there. Send in mister dill for as a coffee eye. Come in, mister Doe. You met sergeant Graham. Have a seat. Thank you. Mister dough, we know definitely the man you identified this morning wasn't the one who actually did the killing. He was one of the men who ran away next door. Well, we're interested in the other man now. What does he look like? I could tell gal just walking by when I heard the shot and then the screen, the door of the store, the open human came out of a running. The first one, the one in front was the one I pointed out to lay them. You didn't notice the other man known in exactly I got the kind of look at him, but all happens fast. I guess I was more interested in the other one. The one I recognized. You don't think you could identify the other one? Well, they separated like a children. They started running in different directions. I would have to the one who kind of station wagon. I got his license number. You went right after him? Well, I took a look and Stewart first. I wanted to see what was going on. Then you went after him. When I went after the one with the station wagon, yes, I saw the two people lying on the floor and blood and I just went out to them. How far did you chase him before he got in the station way? Oh, about your block, I guess. And how far away from him were you when he drove the station wagon off? Oh, I don't know who gets about to pee. We were crossed from the station wagon behind it. It was behind it. I was chasing you. Yes, I know, but he didn't cut across the street, the station wagon wasn't parked on the other side of the station. No, he just ran up the black station, man was parked on the soon side of the street. Did he turn around and look back at him? Well, I told him that I don't think so. He just ran up the car and drove off before I could catch him, but you recognize. I'm sure the man this morning in the lineup. You just remember anything about the oven. Oh, no, no, no, I'm sorry. All right, mister doom. Is that all? That's all, and thank you. Oh, sure, anytime. Mister dill. Yes. If this man was running away from you, you were behind him the whole time. You were about 50 feet away behind the wagon when he drove off. I should think it would be a little hard to tell much about a man under those circumstances. When I got a good look, oh, a darn good luck. You said he didn't turn around. Well, no. I don't think that. I don't remember that well. I got to look at lunar ran out that door. We have right past me. Oh, I got a look at him there. All right, mister Dillon. Yo, he was a guy. I got a good look. Yeah. You think you're welcome again? We'll call you if we do. What are you doing then? Trying to get a description of a man who used the gun. Yeah. And while you're doing it, you practically made Bill a liar. The way he tells it or I should say the way you got it out of him, he couldn't have made a positive identification of a man who ran past him through a doorway, then showed him his back for the rest of the time. In the lineup this morning, dill and the others didn't say a word till they heard you read off the charges. But before they went in, they knew whoever we had was the winner won't the station wagon. The station wagon. They got the license number, the car was still warm. Yes, I know I know. But then what are you trying to do? I'm trying to find out who killed a man in the candy store. By making a liar out of the best witness you've got who's making a liar. Well, you're trying to. Would you mind if we find out what the other three witnesses have got to say? Well, you don't have to be jumpy. I don't. I swear. Yes, lieutenant. Senator misses Evans. I'm sorry, Ben. Maybe a better put some more sugar in your coffee, huh? Okay. Okay, nobody remembers the second man everybody remembers the first. Everybody remembers the first. Everybody claims they recognize the guy as he came out the door. Running. Yeah, running. So maybe because they knew woke up on the station wagon, they jumped to identify him. We've had wrong identification before. Yes, but that's the station wagon. That's the car one of the hold up men jumped into. Four people four people three men and a woman claimed they recognized the guy. So suppose they really didn't get a good look at him. It was Walcott station wagon, still got the license number two of the other witnesses saw do chase the guy saw the wagon pull away one of them even identified the make of the wagon. Yeah? Certain crime on the phone lieutenant. Okay. Coins tanning George walker. As coin. You ever see the man? There was the address of the pool. Who's the girl? Paul? All right, stay with him. I'm going after a while. Oh, what do you got? I don't know. I don't want to check it. Coin says George walker admit a man in a pool room, talk with him for a long time, and then went over to see a girl named hall. It may be nothing, but I'm going to do some checking. Snicker in neurology. Hey, you know his brother. Nope. Didn't know I had one. A George met a man in here today, they left one across the street to get a shoe shine tough in man dark. Rooted, Rudy Garvin. He plays neurology. But George is a power armor. Rudy Garvin. You know him? Yeah. I don't like him. Slimy kind of a girl. He's a bad boy. Yeah, I kind of remember him. When you gave him a shy and tall thin dark man, brown jacket like pants. Yeah, yeah, I think so. I would a younger fellow brown hair. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Pay any attention to what they were saying, who knows how to shine shoes.
Now Try This
"candy store" Discussed on Now Try This
"That's all right. Have you tried to? Oh God. I finished the newest season of misses maisel. Oh, how was this? I know you enjoyed the first episode that we did. I don't think you ever watched it. I never watched more. Just because there's a time thing, it just wasn't a priority. You would like to know what? I did watch more. I did watch more. I watched like two more episodes of three more episodes, and then I just didn't like it. Shame, because this new season was awesome. She, oh, that's right. I tried staying. You cut yourself off. What were you gonna say about miss basil and then go to the stick? Sorry. I'm very easily distracted. I'm like a kid in the candy store. So misses maisel, I've always loved it, but this newest season. I had to do it during COVID, so I just felt like it was really tight, and it really was expanding on the lore and the world building. At the end of the last season, misses maisel screwed up and told some wrong jokes and got kicked off of a tour. She was like finally getting up. She kicked off. I heard about blacklisted. And she went to her managers. I will only do headlining gigs from now on, which is like fucking dumb, so she's barely doing any gigs. So they're contending with that. And to get to pay the bill, she gets a job I'm seeing at a strip club. Which is just interesting. Rock is fun because it's very funny because she very misses measles it up and changes the strip club to be like better. That's good. Female friendly. And why do we have tampons in the bathroom? Just like, boom, boom, boom. Let's get this shit done right. It was a very good season. It's pretty cool. But also, we just subscribed to not a sponsor, but it could be. Let us know. Butcher box because we realized we were spending so much money on me. We wanted to at least get the good stuff. So when you get butcher box, to make it worth it, monetarily, you need to get a couple of the cuts of meat. Like if you just got ground beef, it's not worth it. But if you get some premium cuts, so we got some sirloin steaks. So Lexi made us both sirloin steaks here. You saw a picture. Guys, if you want to see a picture, I'll tweet it. It was delicious. I liked it. It's still too Chewy. I still, my number one complain about steak is that it's Chewy. I don't want to work that hard for my food. That's what I'm going to do. That has to do with the quality of the meat. When I'm an old cookie, everything needs to be putting 5. I am so excited for the day that I can only eat pudding and putting based things. Well, you could use it to that day. You could puree your steak. Oh, that sounds great. Like a nice, like a nice steak. Yeah, yeah, and you mushy and you put it over a bunch of mashed potatoes, it'll be great. It sounds delicious. I mean, dude, shepherd's pie is one of my favorite things. Anyway, she did fantastic. She cooked it. It was great. Marcus, have you tried anything new? Man, oof. What have I tried? I've been watching a new show severance. Don't watch it. Nick, because I'm gonna challenge it to you. So everyone else, watch it. Watch it till you're ready for the episode..
90 Day Fiance Trash Talk
"candy store" Discussed on 90 Day Fiance Trash Talk
"To Florida. Then you could just fly, you could fly once a month to your family. Yeah. Fly right to the computer. So Kenny's crying about crying. And Madison said, yeah, you'll never get used to it. Yeah, no, his kids are terrible. She's like, remember when the whole town burned? Wait until everyone's saying. Listen, I'm not even looking forward to next week where he tells them about the adoption. They all flip out. I hope growing up drinks a lot of water because he cries so much. He's going to die. He has to be dehydrated. He's gotta be dehydrated. He's in Mexico, crying. Yeah, poor guy. That's the opposite of where you should be crying. It's very hot there. It's very hot. You're in the desert crying, bad move, bro yeah, no, you need to hydrate. Set him some hydrant. And now he's crying because he said that Armando's family wishes he was a girl, and that's a, quote. Why are we doing this? He's upset that Armando's okay, let me tell you about Armando's family. Okay. What I've seen of arm on those family. They welcomed him to the compound. Yeah. They were like, listen, you have access to a dog rumor. Yes. Candy store. Home Depot, a day care center. Yeah. A garden center. Anything you need to hear. We have a wedding venue. You need a welder? We have a pony farm. We got it all. We love you. We accept you. My dad's gonna buy your daughter a necklace. And he's like, I don't know, I feel like they wish I was a girl. Right. I feel as though Kenny finds a problem with everything. It's like rubbing off on our mug. Yes. So now Armando's upset about his dad. And Kenny is like, well, they don't fully accept me. Shot up, Kenny. Why do you do this to somebody, especially before their wedding? Stop move to Florida. Yeah, multi Florida. And now he's crying because he's worried he will get more homesick because everyone's coming to visit him and then they're going to leave. That is preventative crying at its finest. He loves to cry just in case. Yes. All right, so now they're going to have a family breakfast. And I like that Cooper was like, hello, is anyone going to make me wash my hands? They are slimy. I know. At least he tells, I know, but it's like, tell your kids to watch. He's like, I feel unsafe. Like there's all types of things on my hands. I know. So I'm on those two sisters are staying at the condo downstairs. And his mom is packing for his dad and his dad didn't.
Grazing
"candy store" Discussed on Grazing
"Not going to say that I do, but my wife obviously, she just loves being able to come to the greenhouse to go around and really what I encourage a lot of times is try some different stuff, right? Because I want to see how some of the plants that we grow perform in the yard. Oh yeah. I mean, we have trial beds at the greenhouse. We tried to grow them like the homeowner would grow. But I think sometimes my brother didn't see some, that's not right. He just can't help himself. He's going to fix this thing up, just the right way. Even though we're not, we're not supposed to. But you know, it's fun to be able to take some plants home and if something isn't successful for me at home, then maybe that's something that we need to take a look at, you know, for our customer, what's our customer, how are they dealing with this at home? So it's a lot of fun to be able to own the candy store so to speak. Free stuff on wood plate with. Yeah, I think I wouldn't get sick of it if I had the whole candy store to go to in pick out whatever. That's a lot of fun. There's nothing more gratifying. I don't think they grow in something and seen it grow, and like you said in nurture it and seeing what its potential is. And y'all get to do that every day, and that's absolutely fantastic hearing about it. Randy asked you what your favorite flower girl was, what's your least favorite flower to grow? Oh man, I don't know. I mean, you know, I know what my brothers would say. Poinsettias. And here's why. They are by far the most difficult plant from start to finish for them. Now, once they're finished, I think they kind of like that sit back and just look at these beautiful plants, you know, but during that time frame. But I personally love point settings and so they're always throwing things at me. But I don't know. I mean, I honestly, I can't even think of, you know, all the plants that we grow, all the things that we have out there. Have a certain beauty to them. They're so unique. You think of a marigold and a geranium. Totally two different things. But they each have their uses. They each have their beauty, so nah, I'm going to kind of check it out on that one. Fair enough. Fair enough. Alex this has been great being able to talk to you. And it's obvious that you and your family have a passion for it, but the feeling I get just the fact that y'all get to work together as a family in this business. And it's a cutting edge type of business, which y'all are in. And the fact that it's just right up the road in Springfield and like I said, it was a mystery to me just to be able to get to talk to you and learn more about it, learn more about your family. It's just been fantastic. And we really appreciate you coming on and teaching us a lot about the business. So we thank you again for coming on. And remember just to remind everybody the point set of open house that will be Saturday, November the 13th from ten a.m. to two p.m. and the address that's 47 24 higher road in Springfield Tennessee at sassano growers. And remember the proceeds go to benefit Isaiah one 17 house. Alex is there anything that you want to add?.
90 Day Fiance Trash Talk
"candy store" Discussed on 90 Day Fiance Trash Talk
"It'll talk about their feelings, right? Give me a break. Also, Kenny's hair spikes are getting out of control. Okay, but they're just getting more. Did he just Johnny bravo by the moment? Did he just drive there with his head out the window? Yes. Yes. Him and truffles. I love truffles. So cute. So Kenny is crying in the confessional for sport because he loves it. Yes. This is what he does every now. Also, the lighting in the confessional while he's crying is terrible. Oh, I didn't notice. They're doing this on purpose. They're making him look very not good. Oh, okay. All right, so his dad's in the garage, and they sit down. I couldn't figure out where his dad was. I'm like, what store is this? Oh, no, they're in the garage behind the scenes. Yeah, they're backstage. I'm like, this is like a mini, no, this is their Home Depot. This is their family home football compound. So they sit down and he's like, listen, I accept it. I just try not to think about it. Right. Okay, just take it. Let it. Take it and run. Your dad who's a conservative Catholic man from Mexico. Who has is not used to this is very confused, said, yeah, just try not to think about it, but you're cool. Go for it. Just accept that also real quick. I forgot to ask you. Yeah. He is walking with his mom. Yeah. Through is that on their property too? What was the collection of things? It was like, I don't know if I saw it. It was like 20 bird bands. It was like, it looked like probably the garden center. Okay, we're just gonna say it was probably the garden store. I think that they own a garden store. They probably own a garden store. Bird bats were stunning. Oh my God, a garden store, a Home Depot, a candy store, a groomer, uh huh. I mean, come on..
Awards Chatter
"candy store" Discussed on Awards Chatter
"I really had an incredible live it steven spielberg on the phone. And i knew that. I made into gotten roll around that he was going to do west side story and tony kushner. Who wrote the script of angels in america was doing the script and i remember thinking I wonder if that's a good idea. Because i i thought of him as a very very serious almost doer political writer and i didn't i thought my site story. I don't know what never let me forget that by the way well but i mean you're not. It's not an unreasonable reaction. That why you know some people would say. And i'm sure until they see. This movie will say why touch classic that was a masterpiece. You obviously came to believe it was a good idea. Because you're not only well. Let me let you finish about your conversation with him. But you obviously ended up produce executive producer playing a role in it but not anita obviously playing. Doc's wife doc. Ran the candy store. Where the jets on out and i am now. Doxa widow valentina beautiful named violin. Dina and who's puerto rican also and But i did. Initially i sent to stephen. And he's a by the way one of my favorite directors ever ever. And i said you know i don't do. I was trying to be very delicate. I don't do cameos. And i. I just you know honestly i feel. It might really hurt the movie if any interrupt reason. Oh god no no. No no. This is not. This isn't a part. A real acting part i said really and he said i said. Please send me a script. He said absolutely. That's how it happened. And being back there and seeing somebody else playing anita and all of that was surreal. It was weird actually. I thought initially and always that it was a great choice. Arianna dibos of because arianna is an afro latino and i've always felt that that anita should be that she should be like chita rivera who also is on the on. She's kinda tan aside. And so i'd she's by the way arianna is superb..
Wendell's World & Sports
"candy store" Discussed on Wendell's World & Sports
"And he said the urban meyer era as era begins amid turbulent and discord jaguars morale has already suffered and he said according to sources there has been repeated issues with other coaches on staff with meyer temper and lack of familiarity with the ebbs and flows of the nfl calendar rubbing the jacksonville jaguars staff and players the wrong way. There is a disconnected times between the members of the staff with extensive experience in those who lack and morale has suffered as the outburts have continued his fiery remarks. Players and coaches after gains have already struck many as bizarre so will a source with direct knowledge of the daily operations within the organization said that He has everyone looking over his shoulder already. He becomes unhinged ways to easily and he doesn't know how to handle losing even in the preseason he loses it and wants to take over the drills himself. It's not good. Didn't we know all this. Did we know all this. This is like hiring a kleptomaniac. To guard the candy store. They'll be shocked and amazed when you come into work the next day. The the tandys gone. Didn't we see all this time. Urban meyer go step away from coaching. I got gotta retire from coaching because the stress of coaching itself as lent me to health problems and this was a guy who was winning eighty ninety percent of its games. And now he's going to be going to one of the worst team in forest record rise record in the league. What do you think what's going to happen. An old dog changes spots man banners. Daimler over fifty five years old. He ain't gonna change all of a sudden now he's like well. Yeah now. I've learned my lesson and now i understand what's going on and now you know i can. I feel that you know with meditation and yoga and buddhism. And all this other bullshit. I don't know but you know. Now now i think i can handle it the world. Can you handle losing when you never been able to handle losing before sis not possible. It's just it's absolutely ridiculous. Oh angela trying to figure this out while you're coaching the hardest league as far as football is concerned on the planet..
Entrepreneur on FIRE
Aligning Your Brand and Personal Values to Stand out in the Marketplace
"Today's world we have to stand out. We must stand out. So how can we align both our brands and our personal values that will allow us to stand out in the marketplace. Today i love that question. John you know. I've spent realistically the majority of my life being an entrepreneur at eight years old. I was knocking on doors selling boy scout stuff so i can fun trips by ten. I was taking candy from the candy store and selling it on the streets like literature survive at thirteen. Even though it's not great. I did sell drugs because i had to survive. And i've always been thinking about branding and marketing and you stand out in the marketplace. Ever since i was little because literally meant survival. And today i've been very very fortunate to work with companies like coca cola red bull for roses lynn's baby and tons other and of course my own brand think unbroken when you understand this about branding and marketing and standing out in the marketplace that your values can be the cornerstone for what people cradle alignment with. Then you can stand above those who do not have them. Values are everything. My values personally also correspond with the brand values of my business honesty kindness leadership self. Because i'm always thinking about who. I am every single day that allows me to parlay at with the brand that way when i'm approaching the ford facing marketing. I know exactly the message that i'm delivering if you do not know your values my challenge for us to figure that out as soon as humanly possible. I wouldn't even go to bed tonight unless you can decide. Who am i. And what do i stand for. Why because it's the old adage if you don't stand for something you'll fall for anything and having values individual and whether or not they correspond with your brand give you the ability to put your feet down in cement. The beginning of a legacy. Because what i'm always thinking about is when you look back and you think about the choices and decisions you made over the course of the last six months john. Were they alignment with your values. Were they in alignment with the brand. Were they in alignment with your mission because if you filter everything through your values i whatever that value may be for you and for your brand then you know that you will always be making the right choices the right decisions and choosing right actions.
Game of Crimes
"candy store" Discussed on Game of Crimes
"What you gotta do And i started hanging out of the store and you know they will offer me god after a while they would feel comfortable me. One of the characters offered me kind of a currency right off the bat. I'm not interested. They described people described people a little bit more in detail. You say the store. But i mean is this thing like it's just like a fricken criminal flea market isn't it. I mean everything under the sun is kind of their no. No it's say Let's say oh candy store you ever go into an old candy store. Yeah okay with the old wooden floors. Okay it's not a big building but it carries enough of items and what they did. They were so smart in this thing. Let's say they put up kanza coffee all right. Let's say you know. Let's say the coffee went for five dollars a can of something. Okay they put up that all the stuff is stolen. You gotta remember so they have these little items up there so when you came in and you did a search warrant arrest. What are you gonna charged with a misdemeanor. That's all they're just this. Little shit little tidbits. Main booty was placed somewhere else. Okay that you don't you're not privy to so you wanted something. How much can you give me five. By several cases that coffee is fight hours. We put assign sign a bit. But i'll tell you what to me two dollars. Can you can say holy shit. Two dollars a can. I can sell them for five. I'm making three dollars on each can then okay and they had some well so if you wanted that so you put several hundred dollars down here you meet them somewhere else and you pick up your coffee and and none of that stuff happens at the store right. Maybe the deals made at the store with the product. Everything else picked up somewhere else now..
Daddy Never Cried
"candy store" Discussed on Daddy Never Cried
"And luckily i kind of grew up around so many instruments. My dad had after the success of a breakfast in america their fourth record. I think they went out. You know the the tourist started like any other tour where it was just like. They're you know a for four months or six months A leg of the tour at at the album just kept selling selling it just. The momentum carried carried them well past year of touring and So when everybody got home everybody hudson money and and it was the the days of like When when the when obama do that well for the per record company with a record company They would offer. My understanding is they offer The members of the band solely deals if they wanted them or they. Could you know like a three hundred fifty thousand dollar solo. Do or something you know. If they wanted to end everybody. I think everybody in the band passing just took the cash and my dad was like. Actually i'll do that in. That's that sounds fun. He's interested in writings interested in playing other instruments and and and took him up on it and We were living within hells at the time. And he turned like a whole third of the house into like a real honest to god. Recording studio kind of thing like In in those days you now you've got protocols and you've got Incredible means Affordable means to to make incredible stuff and back then. It was large format consoles in two inch. Tape machines eight. You really had to invest in a student and And he did. You just took that money invested in the studio and built it out really. Nice I think he had. I think he had like alan sides. Come designs control room. You know people like an any copied the monitors in the same monitor setup as ocean way studio a like the same amps for the top end. Saint answer the bottom same speakers. Same soft it's you know the whole thing that it was incredible so i was three or something in that or four when that happened and so there was all kinds of keyboards. All kinds of Basis guitars brass instruments. Lehner piano everything you could want to make to to record a rock and roll track. Certainly and so yeah. It was really fun as soon as i got home from school. I just remember like All day in schools run into the studio and hopefully nobody was in there and i could just wail just just make noise and pick up stuff figured out and The candy store and But my dad did tell me. He's pretty adamant and made a point. Tell me often to learn how to write Stay versatile learn how to engineer..
Can We Talk?
Being Heumann with Judy Heumann
"Judy. Human is a legend in the disability rights movement. The fruits of her labor everywhere. Sidewalk curb cuts accessible public transportation. Equal access to public services from fighting for the right to live in her college dorm. To leading major initiatives at the world bank and state department. Judy has been a lifelong activist. Her activism often includes telling her own story her book is called being human an unrepentant memoir of disability rights activist. Judy was born in brooklyn in nineteen forty seven. She got polio when she was eighteen months old and it left her. Unable to walk we spoke over zoom about her activism. In her early years growing up in a world she had to fight to be included in. She started telling me about the time when she first realized that people saw her differently. It was an incident that happened. When i was about eight years old in my neighborhood and at that point when no motorized wheelchair so that's why people were having to push me and my next door neighbor arlene and i were going to the store to the candy store and on our way to the candy store some boy came over and asked me if i was sick and that incident really made me feel quite undressed in as much as i really had not seen myself until that moment as being consciously different from other people and the word that this boy used with me was are you sick and so the use of the word sick still today And now we're talking sixty. Some years later is still. I think a prominent where that people think about and use his
WBZ Morning News
Man Shot And Killed By Police In Newton
"Of a holdup in a candy store. Police then opened fire in Newton Highlands, ending the life of a young man. More details now from WBZ TV Snick Ammons officers tried to use a beanbag gun and a Taser to disarm him. But those efforts failed. Both of those not uses of non lethal force were unsuccessful in subduing the suspect to Newton police officers then fired their service weapon, striking the me and carrying the knife. Man was taken to Newton Wellesley Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Indulge Candy shop shared a message on Instagram saying, Thankfully, we're all fine owner Linda Weller. Goldman was the one who called police. Husband tells WBZ. The man killed would come into the shop from time to time, and he suffered from mental health issues. He says. She called 911 while trying to talk him out of the store. Several officers were treated at area hospitals, none of them seriously hurt
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"candy store" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Uh, um, Look, you give you one more guest. Okay, I'll take it. I'll give you a clue. Give you a line from the commercial. I'll take it. I'm gonna say it to my mom, She said right here. What's what's my last clue, please, when they take when they take you to the candy store, be sure to get you some Blank blank. Blank blank. Oh, yum, yum yum And then you would spell the product stolen product. In effect to the candy store. Something like Spike. Oh, man on, I'll give you another look if you appreciated my thanks, Kevin. Another clue for you. You know what you wrote that you could then crack it needed in little pieces. It supposedly can crack it and it will people they would say smack it. Crack it like it back. It. Smack it, crack it. Month, Somerset and Charleston Chew because Charleston to used to advertise the same gimmick put in the freezer, living in nice and cold. But it's not Charleston Chew. Stole their logo. Darn it. We're drawing a blank here, but I'm let's definitely listening to 11 o'clock, but I want to hear the answer to this one right where we get full line. So Uh, hey, I appreciate the time you gave me I really do and happy New Year's and all that other good stuff. Happy New Year to you. You think they're bye Bye. Let's go to Maria and Winthrop. Maria put everybody of the misery and tell them the answer. Turkish Cathy on the nose. Bonham Oh, Turkish taffy. Yes, Turk. It's happy and they would spell their name B O and O m. O Bonham 00, It's panem. Oh, Candy. You remember that? I do? I do. I hate to say it, but I do. And I wish I could give you a prize. I'm okay. I'm just glad I knew the answer. Well, I thank you for calling in Okay. Glad you knew the answer. Thank you Fight. I'm gonna take one. Take my last break. So bottom of Turkish taffy. Linda and boy myth. You can speak to make a soon as we come back. Unless you call in the answer that question, But We'll find out after We come back. From commercial land here in BC Fireman temperature 35 degrees. And 10 45. Morgan Show on WBZ News Radio.
The Kitchen Sisters Present
The Amish Pandemic Sewing Frolic
"It was friday april tenth. Two thousand twenty. The pandemic was really starting to roar. Ppe was scarcely in the supply chains. Were already breaking down. Every hospital was scrambling to find enough masks gowns and face shields. It was already every state every institution for itself. It was everywhere in the papers. Page one page to page three on page nine of the new york times dateline creek ohio. A headline cut on ape. Make a sewing frolic in ohio. The amish take on the corona virus. The story struck a deep chord in a state with us throughout these long months. The way this isolated centuries old self. Reliant community was rising to the occasion and collaborating with the world. Outside was something we wanted to know more about your attempt to record story. A new collaboration was born in that way that the pandemic has triggered all manner of new collaborations artists. Laurie anderson ohio born designer stacey hoover and producer. Evan jacoby all joined with the kitchen sisters to bring these voices to wear today. The kitchen sisters present. The great amish sewing frolic sugar creek. Ohio inca i. John miller manufacturer here with deep connections to the close knit amish community of central of got a call from cleveland clinic. When i get a call from purchasing cleveland cleaning at midnight i know needs. The hospital system was struggling to find protective face masks for it's fifty five thousand employees plus visitors. I thought about the fact that every amish lady in a community knows how we could then utilize the talents of the ladies into to make protective gear. Could his team so twelve thousand dollars. In two days he appealed to abe choi. Kind a local lumber neil and goods business and leader in the amish community. I called deep. Troyer and said make a sewing frolic a day later. Mr troyer had signed up sixty amish home. Seamstresses and cleveland clinic sewing from was i made patriotic ones. I think mine are also the other ones are from my sister. Sarah may meet those jeff. I am rudy Homemade candies. I'm curious sister. I am esther troyer. We had the candy store in the basement of our house. Frolic usually is using up as barn. Succumb people come from all around spectators as well as i have. Four course meal nash. Potatoes some kind of me sal desert. Some kind of dessert should be retire. But that doesn't pay the bills. So i can do this. The frolic of masks sewing is just. It's a group getting together doing a project as good. 'cause i went to egypt troyer to bring supplies. He's got three or four women in his own that console and they were cutting. The little wire knows please. That goes in the mass to conform to your nose on the kitchen table. Literally within three days the sewing machines were set up we had. I'm running in times like this. When can't have you no more than ten people in a room together you know. There's there's around. Ten thousand sewing machines in amish homes abe went and recruited sixty or one hundred sewers literally overnight and we may twelve thousand masks for cleveland clinic and forty eight hours that then turned into an order for one hundred forty thousand which scaled again. Currently we are making seven hundred and thirty eight thousand masks for the state of ohio.
Making Podcasts Great Again
SATIRE: Voter fraud - Have we considered the usual suspects?
"Are here, of course with the president of the United States of America Mister Donald J Trump. Mr. President has everything going A tremendous just sending out a very powerful to read about election fraud right now that election more election fraud. You're still on the cake of election fraud. Well, it's about saying that country. Okay. I just gotta save the country when you turn the page on Election fraud is it like never and that will just be a thing that's like you're dead go to like kind of crooked Hillary. It's your election 2020 fraud. Is that going to be your like one of the things in your pocket always to go to and never stop talking about it? Crooked Hillary. We're looking into crooked Hillary as well right now. You know, you think she's a very vicious person crooked Hillary and I think she might have been behind some of the voter fraud wage. I think she might have been behind Summit and we're looking into it. You think she was behind voter fraud? No, I think she could have been I don't think there's anything stopping her from being a powerful motive a person, you know, she's very upset. I'm sure she's very upset she got beat in the greatest election of all time the greatest political upset, even though I wasn't upset. I was actually very happy by the way, and I think she might have done some voter fraud. There's no evidence of that and I haven't we're going to find some evidence. We're looking we're looking to maybe make some evidence to be honest. So we'll find some.
Skimm'd from The Couch
Interview With Chelsea Hirschhorn
"Hey everyone it's genial. I'm really excited today. And i have so many questions because today chelsea her short our guest on skinned from the couch. She is the founder and ceo afrita a company that makes products to make parents lives easier. I'm so excited. Because i like in my soon to be future. I will be obsessed with these products as my friends already are. It's one of the top selling parenting brands on amazon and you can find their products in over thirty thousand stores across the country chelsea. Thank you for being here. Welcomed skin from the couch. Thank you for having me a dory guys skin from the couch and take on a whole new meeting. yeah. I think everyone now is working from their couches. Okay we're gonna start out with an easy question. Skim your resume for us. Ooh okay. i worked in a candy store in high school in my town in in westchester my parents. Instill that of work ethic in both me and my siblings from a very young age but pressing fast forward too many details that far back i graduated from college went to law school where i met my husband and during law school. I was a legal intern for the new york. Mets my summer internship know the legal internship. When you're in law squad to your second year of law schools are a pretty big deal and it usually ends up. Hopefully if all goes well was an offer at the end of the summer and so my my summer internship after my second year of law school was with gotcha which was the pre eminent. Bankruptcy firm is started with them a second year of law school that was in two thousand seven and then got my offer. September two thousand eight. The world imploded. They actually asked. If i would start early. I started with them. I think it was like october. Two thousand eight. I joined the restructuring group and my first experiences. A lawyer was filing a general motors in american airlines bankruptcy and lehman brothers so spent about two years there and then my husband and i got married in about two thousand ten and he was general counsel for a brazilian private equity fund. That had just acquired burger king. They asked him and one of the other associates from the firm to go down to miami and run the restructuring. that's for burger. King is space and was founded. I left while you know shortly after we got married. Florida has what they call authorized house. Counsel's you actually don't have to take the bar if you work in house as an attorney. So it's really focused on finding an inhouse role and at the time removed. The miami marlins baseball team could had experience in baseball from law. School was opening a new ballpark so previous to that they had actually the facility from the miami dolphins the football team and they didn't have their own ballpark so they were building their own miami. I was brought on as associate in-house counsel director of non baseball revenues. So for the first time in franchise history. They were going to be trying to drive revenue that wasn't affiliated with baseball revenue. So it's sort of you know my first foray into running a peon. Al like an entrepreneurial or business unit within a large the larger confines of a much more resource organization and so i was there for four and a half years. I got pregnant with my first son a now three and we bought our first house in miami beach and my neighbor i was still working for the marlins in house. I was about probably six months pregnant at the time. My neighbor who was like the mayor of our blocks is lovely swedish woman. She invited us over for dinner and had been time about this business that she had started in her garage really and it was still in her garage. Had a few boxes of this swedish nasal spray that she sold to pediatrician's offices and baby boutiques and her kids were now teenagers and she wanted to know anyone. Miami interested in taking over the business. And i said you know about my okay my era i wasn't a parent yet. It didn't even it almost like went right over my head. Yeah i couldn't imagine what. The product was an eric as she wants you to buy the inventory for her. Then eventually you take over an hour running freda yes fast forward. What something that people can't find out about you from google earth lincoln that i really you know up until that moment i really was not a risk taker at all. I told the line. I did what was laid out for me and i i would never in a million years have predicted that i would have veered off. Course
Skimm'd from The Couch
Interview With Chelsea Hirschhorn
"Hey everyone it's genial. I'm really excited today. And i have so many questions because today chelsea her short our guest on skinned from the couch. She is the founder and ceo afrita a company that makes products to make parents lives easier. I'm so excited. Because i like in my soon to be future. I will be obsessed with these products as my friends already are. It's one of the top selling parenting brands on amazon and you can find their products in over thirty thousand stores across the country chelsea. Thank you for being here. Welcomed skin from the couch. Thank you for having me a dory guys skin from the couch and take on a whole new meeting. yeah. I think everyone now is working from their couches. Okay we're gonna start out with an easy question. Skim your resume for us. Ooh okay. i worked in a candy store in high school in my town in in westchester my parents. Instill that of work ethic in both me and my siblings from a very young age but pressing fast forward too many details that far back i graduated from college went to law school where i met my husband and during law school. I was a legal intern for the new york. Mets my summer internship know the legal internship. When you're in law squad to your second year of law schools are a pretty big deal and it usually ends up. Hopefully if all goes well was an offer at the end of the summer and so my my summer internship after my second year of law school was with gotcha which was the pre eminent. Bankruptcy firm is started with them a second year of law school that was in two thousand seven and then got my offer. September two thousand eight. The world imploded. They actually asked. If i would start early. I started with them. I think it was like october. Two thousand eight. I joined the restructuring group and my first experiences. A lawyer was filing a general motors in american airlines bankruptcy and lehman brothers so spent about two years there and then my husband and i got married in about two thousand ten and he was general counsel for a brazilian private equity fund. That had just acquired burger king. They asked him and one of the other associates from the firm to go down to miami and run the restructuring. that's for burger. King is space and was founded. I left while you know shortly after we got married. Florida has what they call authorized house. Counsel's you actually don't have to take the bar if you work in house as an attorney. So it's really focused on finding an inhouse role and at the time removed. The miami marlins baseball team could had experience in baseball from law. School was opening a new ballpark so previous to that they had actually the facility from the miami dolphins the football team and they didn't have their own ballpark so they were building their own miami. I was brought on as associate in-house counsel director of non baseball revenues. So for the first time in franchise history. They were going to be trying to drive revenue that wasn't affiliated with baseball revenue. So it's sort of you know my first foray into running a peon. Al like an entrepreneurial or business unit within a large the larger confines of a much more resource organization and so i was there for four and a half years. I got pregnant with my first son a now three and we bought our first house in miami beach and my neighbor i was still working for the marlins in house. I was about probably six months pregnant at the time. My neighbor who was like the mayor of our blocks is lovely swedish woman. She invited us over for dinner and had been time about this business that she had started in her garage really and it was still in her garage. Had a few boxes of this swedish nasal spray that she sold to pediatrician's offices and baby boutiques and her kids were now teenagers and she wanted to know anyone. Miami interested in taking over the business. And i said you know about my okay my era i wasn't a parent yet. It didn't even it almost like went right over my head. Yeah i couldn't imagine what. The product was an eric as she wants you to buy the inventory for her.
The Mason Minute
Old-Time Favorites (MM #3510)
"The Maisonette with Kevin Nation this year Halloween is not going to be like almost others sure. You technically can trick-or-treat in most places but is it really sucks safe? The kids really want to get out it just a strange strange year and Halloween is going to be strange to it doesn't stop me from thinking back to the old days got me thinking about the old candy bars that I love so much, you know Snickers is the most popular candy bar around these days has been for a long time and well, I don't mind stickers was never my favorite but I think back to all those candy bars that have come and gone like the Reggie bar. Then there was the Clark bar or milkshake. What about Tangy Taffy off my favorites from my childhood have come and gone and now come back again things like Chuckles or Necco Wafers that just came back you may have heard of them. Usually now, they're just found in small specialty shops found online in those vintage candy stores. Now, they can go down to Walmart the local grocery store and finally those candy bars. I love a good candy bar. And of course, I love obscure candy bars. I don't know why but when you think about Old Time favorites Halloween is a perfect day to think about Old Time candy bars.
The Mason Minute
Old-Time Favorites (MM #3510)
"The Maisonette with Kevin Nation this year Halloween is not going to be like almost others sure. You technically can trick-or-treat in most places but is it really sucks safe? The kids really want to get out it just a strange strange year and Halloween is going to be strange to it doesn't stop me from thinking back to the old days got me thinking about the old candy bars that I love so much, you know Snickers is the most popular candy bar around these days has been for a long time and well, I don't mind stickers was never my favorite but I think back to all those candy bars that have come and gone like the Reggie bar. Then there was the Clark bar or milkshake. What about Tangy Taffy off my favorites from my childhood have come and gone and now come back again things like Chuckles or Necco Wafers that just came back you may have heard of them. Usually now, they're just found in small specialty shops found online in those vintage candy stores. Now, they can go down to Walmart the local grocery store and finally those candy bars. I love a good candy bar. And of course, I love obscure candy bars. I don't know why but when you think about Old Time favorites Halloween is a perfect day to think about Old Time candy bars.
The Mason Minute
Old-Time Favorites (MM #3510)
"The Maisonette with Kevin Nation this year Halloween is not going to be like almost others sure. You technically can trick-or-treat in most places but is it really sucks safe? The kids really want to get out it just a strange strange year and Halloween is going to be strange to it doesn't stop me from thinking back to the old days got me thinking about the old candy bars that I love so much, you know Snickers is the most popular candy bar around these days has been for a long time and well, I don't mind stickers was never my favorite but I think back to all those candy bars that have come and gone like the Reggie bar. Then there was the Clark bar or milkshake. What about Tangy Taffy off my favorites from my childhood have come and gone and now come back again things like Chuckles or Necco Wafers that just came back you may have heard of them. Usually now, they're just found in small specialty shops found online in those vintage candy stores. Now, they can go down to Walmart the local grocery store and finally those candy bars. I love a good candy bar. And of course, I love obscure candy bars. I don't know why but when you think about Old Time favorites Halloween is a perfect day to think about Old Time candy bars.
The Weekly Check Up
Atlanta Braves' Freddie Freeman returns to club after recovering from Covid-19
"Braves first baseman Freddie Freeman says he feels like a kid in a candy store is he gets to play baseball again. Freeman's attending workouts again after battling Cove in 19. Earlier this month, he tells reporters his family was taking all the necessary precautions. We did everything right. We didn't go to restaurants. We didn't see friends we had are groceries delivered. We wipe those groceries down. We did everything we just is still somehow got to me. A Freeman hopes to be ready for the Braves opener Friday against the Mets in New York.
Morning Edition
Trump Promotes Low Unemployment and Rising Wages in State of the Union
"I'm David Brancaccio New York president trump address both houses of Congress last night into a quick can be seen as a victory lap on America's place in the world and the state of the economy tonight I said for you to share the incredible results jobs are blooming incomes asorio poverty is plummeting crime is falling confidence is surging and our country is thriving and highly respected again he said he was thrilled to report the US economy is quote the best it is ever been it does need to be said that average growth in the economy as measured by gross domestic product during this administration is much lower than it was under presidents Bill Clinton and Ronald Reagan however the president headline the low unemployment rate market places Nancy Marshall ganzer joins us here from Washington with some context on that even the president said the unemployment rate is at the lowest level in half a century that's true the president also talked about what he called the blue collar Boone wages are rising fast and wonderfully they are rising fastest for low income workers who have seen a sixteen percent pay increase since my election but which is aren't rising as much as they normally would with an unemployment rate this low in the present also talked about factories he said his administration was restoring manufacturing is that right well the president said the US has gained twelve thousand new factories under his administration that number is a little off but the bigger issue is most of these factories employed five people or fewer the government has a very broad definition of a factory including things like bakeries candy stores and custom tailors also the institute for supply management's manufacturing index of more traditional factories fell for five straight months last year although there was an increase last month Nancy thank you the president's headline case that these are now with the good times has weight however this could be a risky strategy to pitch to people who have their own gauges of the economy we have our own stakes states of the union and may judge this in part on how their own household economy is doing Felicia Wong is president CEO of the liberal leaning nonpartisan think tank the Roosevelt institute thanks for joining us thank you David so it is the lowest unemployment in fifty years people on the left and right thought the trading system with China was broken and there's a phase one deal now with China wasn't the president right to show off his achievements I think the real argument it's hard to understand what's going on under the hood of the economy first of all trump inherited a recovery that's important to remember he didn't mess it up which is good they're also doesn't mean that he deserves any credit for some of that things that are happening out there that are intact better for American workers the question is whether the groceries yet there is either shared or last name and we look under the hood growth really isn't shared wages are barely rising even though they are better at the bottom adjusted for inflation we just for workers are up in less than one percent which is worse than under president Obama and more importantly wages are rising in part because we see minimum wage increases at the state level the president did refer to the fact that the lower half of incomes are improving but you're saying yeah in part because of increases in minimum wage which the ministration unlike that's right you have not seen a federal minimum wage increase because the Republicans opposed it but what you have seen in dozens and dozens of states and municipalities across the country is increases in the minimum wage pushed for by labor unions and other kinds of movement actors and this is a lot of what's actually driving wages are at the bottom where you really see growth in health care and other industries but a lot of those jobs are very precarious and a lot of that a lot of health care jobs are actually very low wage all right Felicia Wong head of the Roosevelt institute a liberal leaning nonpartisan think tank and we also spoke to conservative economist Glen Hubbard who used to be the chair of the council of economic advisers under George W. bush the marketplace morning report podcast feed has that if you missed it on the
Brian Kilmeade
Richards, Loch Ness And Facebook discussed on Brian Kilmeade
"Chair listening it looks like the internet is already planning the next move after rating area fifty one they got a new target the loch ness monster yes more than twenty thousand people have signed on to a Facebook event called storm blackness now she can't hide from us all no can't forever I would create a bride Richards declaring this is that the time has come the time is now for us to find that that Big Boy that big Bollington that's what that the post another copy cat event entitled to storm the Bermuda triangle hi okay can't swallow all of us has also reached out forty thousand signees candy store heavy storm that I wonder why you only do it once that's all over today again I can't swallow a solemn yeah that's what the post yeah they're going to be some drownings of the lock lock miss muster in the Bermuda triangle so although I do have to admit that blackness monster I think is there
Business Wars Daily
A Toy Story: FAO Schwarz Returns
"Business wars daily is brought to you by the podcast the growth show each week. They explore inspiring stories that get to the heart of how people grow a business an idea or movement. Stay tuned at the end of this episode here a little more about this fascinating new show. From wondering, I'm David Brown. And this is business wars daily on Thursday, December sixth. Oh, the nostalgia. The toy store to end all toy stores. FAO Schwarz is back after closing its flagship New York store suddenly three years ago due to rising rents its owners have opened up a new flagship store in New York City at Rockefeller Center, and for some it's as if Santa Claus himself has shown up in the flesh walk into the Manhattan shop and you'll see the famous piano on the floor the same one that Tom Hanks danced on in the movie big. And of course, FAO's famous toy soldiers everywhere when it comes to business. The return of FAO Schwarz is both smart and predictable since this holiday season. There's a billion dollar gap in the toy market following the toys, R us, bankruptcy, and who wouldn't wanna fill that. But says the New York Times, this is not your childhoods FAO Schwarz. It's private equity owners are mostly opening. Small pop up stores within other retailers. That's the same strategy Jeffries toy box, the reincarnated toys R us is using popping up small shops. In supermarkets the point is to avoid expensive real estate leases and bringing in too much inventory as FAO had done before. Some critics though are calling the reincarnated company a shell of its former self and some toy manufacturers are angry FAO wants the toy makers to put their products on store shelves, but the company will only pay vendors for the toys that actually sell rather than buying inventory outright from vendors to toymakers. It looks like FAO wants the prophets, but none of the risk and some are refusing to participate the variety of inventory could pale compared to the old days. This new retailer won't be the wildly imaginative candy store of a toy company that fan. Came to expect still FAO's owners aren't without an appreciation for the wonder. Enjoy the old toy store inspired. And they claim they want employees to bring a sense of theater to their jobs applicants for jobs ranging from cashier to technologist had to audition at an Upper West side theater. Here's hoping the winners will bring some of the old magic back to the new FAO Schwarz. Brome wondering this business daily? We hope you're having a fun filled week. We are, but it'll be a whole lot more fun when we know more about you, please. Visit one dot com slash survey and answer a few questions widget. Thanks. I'm David Brown. See you tomorrow. You know, it's never been easier to start a business, but it's never been harder to grow that business. I want to tell you about a great new podcast called the growth show, which is created by hub spot. They make free and paid tools that help you grow your business each week on the growth show. They explored the inspiring stories behind how people grow a business an idea or a movement. You'll learn about the challenges entrepreneur space in starting a company and you'll hear about some of the most interesting topics in business like social media marketing, the future of bots and the rise of subscription services. They also have some amazing guests on their show like Allie Weiss of glossier and Joe dessino creator of Spartan race, the growth show is chock full of great stories. Amazing guests and helpful advice. Subscribe to the growth show today on tunein Spotify, Stitcher or wherever you listen.
WOR Programming
11th child dies in viral outbreak at NJ health care facility
"South near Redmond avenue. Just after eleven AM. That's according to Suffolk County police. Preto was pronounced dead at the scene. And the driver did remain at the scene. Police continue their investigation. Well, did you know Saturday is Danny devito day in Asbury park. It's hometown the actor who was born on November seventeenth nineteen forty four said he was very flattered by the honor and added it was typical New Jersey when they reneged on giving him a beach. Instead he clearly remembers hanging out at his dad's candy store and his first job was at the amusement park on ocean avenue devito, by the way is the second New Jersey native to get his own day, including John Bon Jovi who grew up in sayreville. Currently veto has been pushing the state to pass a tax incentive. So more movies can be made in