The Musers- 840 Bit; Gordo Wireless Mic at Choctaw

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2:03Speaking of Choctaw, we are at Choctaw Casino and Resort in Durant, Oklahoma. Love doing our show up here. We're on the floor of the casino. Right by the league sports bar, they've got the big lucky and love sweepstakes going on throughout the month on Fridays and Saturdays. Your chance to win $2.2 million in cash with your Choctaw Rewards Club card. And right now, Gordo has the wireless is gonna talk to some of the folks here in the casino. Come in. Indeed, you have me. Yeah. You hear me, all right? Yes. Okay, good. Yes, sir. All right, you go over here. Talk to this fine gentleman over here. What's your name, sir? Hey, my name is Guy Ferrell. Guy Ferrell? Yes, sir. And you know the musers, don't you? Come on, man. I do. Oh, everybody else is. And where are you from? Originally, I'm from Oakland, but I live in a Mead, Oklahoma. You moved up here? I did. I did a couple of years ago. Yeah, why don't you move up here? My mom lives here. She's just her 85. She's okay. So she's older and you moved in to take care of her.

3:04Correct. Oh, that's right. You're a fine young son. I get a little about young, but you're a fine son. I'm about to be 57s, but I'm a good guy. Okay, you look good. I'm going to guess a lot younger. What about siblings that you didn't have any siblings that we're going to take care of or two? Appreciate that, Gordon. No, my brother passed away in 21. On Gordo? Oh, believe it. You're unreal. He just casted out there just in case. Yeah, sure enough, he landed one. So sorry about that. But he lived a good long life? Yes. He was 57. Okay. A little young to be passing away. Agree. Agree, 100%. It wasn't too bad. And diabetes, man. You know, diabetes. That's a tough one. Did he lose any legs at first or anything like that? Yeah. Yeah, he lost his toes and a leg. Yeah. Jesus, Gordon. Oh. Jesus. Chris Roxett. Oh, right. He was. Gordo's wrong. Gordo's. See, he knows. How about Mike? He was the drill.

4:05Wife and kids. You got wife and kids? I do. I do. My wife. You saw? She's gambling. Uh-huh. So you and your wife had four kids. This is my third wife, Gordo. That's the answer he wanted. Why would I want that answer? I don't want that answer. What happened to the first couple once? Just didn't work out. Yeah. Which one didn't work out the most? The second one. The first one worked out for 23 years. The second one worked out for a decade. Okay. 23 years. That's a long time. Pretty long marriages. What brought that one to a nice tasteful conclusion? Life. Yeah. Life. Yeah. You know, you get married when you're young. Yeah. You wanted to play the field a little bit more. Didn't have anything to do with that, Gordo. Okay. Okay. Okay. What about the second one? Uh-huh. I mean, the first one. No, the second one. Whatever the second one. Just live. People are different, man. Yeah. People are different. Yeah. So you all just went into the judge and just said, hey, just live. I mean, we love each other. We'd love to still be married.

5:06But there's life. Yeah, I don't know that we said all that. But yeah, pretty much. It was pretty easy. Pretty effortless. Yeah. Pretty cost of money. Yeah. Cost a little bit of money. Yeah. Who made more? You were the second wife. Me. Okay. What about you and the first wife? Uh, at the beginning, her, at the end, me. Yeah. And then the kids. Where are they from? Well, they're from their mothers. Yeah. I know. I'm just saying, what's the definition of birthing? Oh, okay. So 30. No, no. I'm saying like that land on that land. Like how many kids from the first marriage and then how many kids from the second one? Two from the first marriage. Two from the second one? None from the second one. I had a son. I had my oldest son and daughter three months and six days apart. Oh, okay. Go figure that. Wait, wait. Yeah. Exactly. Wait, what? Yeah. You had two kids three months apart. Three months and six days. Different models. With different women. Very good. And you weren't married to one of the women's? No. Neither one. At the time, no.

6:06Hi-oh. This guy's a great P1 and you're just putting him on the stand, man. He's a great P1. I'm not saying he's not. You ever had a threesome? Of course, Gordo. Of course. Of course. Why was that a follow-up question? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know what I'm asking. How old were you when you had your first threesome? I had been a teenager. Yeah. Late teens. And then what was the ratio? Come on, Gordo. Chicks. Chicks and me. Yeah. Two girls and one guy. You ever done the other one? No. Never done the, like, the Eiffel Tower. That's not my jam, Gordo. Oh, okay. I love this. I don't love these that way. Okay. Who's your favorite basketball team? I'm the Mavericks fan. Okay. Oh, Cliff, man. Yeah. It's more fun. It's right. Rangers. Yeah. What kind of work you do? Rangers. I'm a salesman. I'm an oilfield guy. A oilfield guy. I'm an oilfield man. Yeah. You guys live part.

7:06But I am off today. Yeah. What's the craziest drug you've ever done? Well, since I live in Oklahoma, I'll just say weed. Okay. Yeah. But that was a long, long time ago. That's not true, right? You've done harder stuff than that. Yeah. Of course, man. Yeah. He kind of talks like Elvis. What was your favorite drug and what was your least favorite drug? I mean, I guess weed would be my favorite and weed would be my leaf. No, come on. You got to tell me your least. Come on, Gordon. I mean, the people I work with are huge key ones. They're actually the ones that introduce me to this station when I move back from these techs. Yeah, but you always have the automatic out of what was radio. I was doing radio. And I can pee clean too. So I'm not on drugs. Okay. Yes. Yeah. Well, thank you for your time. And thank you guys. I love you guys. Okay. Thank you. I'm sorry about Gordon. Who's your favorite band? I'm not. Yes. I'm wearing Death Row Boat in the day, man. That's Robo Danger, favorite band. Yeah. Let's get now pantaries.

8:06I got it. There you go. What was last time you had a ham sandwich? A couple of weeks ago. Okay. Okay. All right. God bless. All right. All right. We'll talk to this fine lady over here. She's waited like 45 minutes to talk to you. How are you? How are you? What's your name? Sandra Harman and Lance Newton from Destin, Florida says, hello. And he's been texted me. Who's Lance Newton? My son. I'm Lance's mom. Your Lance's mom. But you don't share the same last name. I used to, but I got married and it's different. There we go. Now I'm single again. Yay. Oh my goodness. So you're single again? Yeah. All right. Definitely. What was your maiden name? Newton. Newton. Okay. So you're back to. Oh no. You had him and he has your maiden name. Well, that was what I named him. He was a Newton all the way. Oh. Where was the dad for that one? Well, he went back to Missouri.

9:07But he is in Destin, Florida. And we want to invite you all to Destin, Florida. Oh, okay. He's nice. That's really nice. He's joined with the wind. That's what I was telling him. So let me say this. I think the musers, we will all go to Destin, Florida to meet Lance, your son. Yes. Only if his biological father goes with us. Well, I think that's hard. Why would that be? No longer with us. Oh my. That is the answer he was looking for. So sorry, Sandra. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. She works in the spa here, by the way. But you weren't close to them. So spa. Oh, good. You're a masseuse. A masseur. No. I'm a hairstylist and nail technician. Oh, and nail technicians. I'm sure Joe's wanting to get his feet done. I'm a man for a manicure. Maybe I will. He needs it. I mean, we get a manny patty. He's got like, ostrich feet down there. It's a little weird. It's really weird. Yeah. So why? You have many men who get manicures and pedicures?

10:07Absolutely. They come in with their wives and their wives have to come down to the chair. And they cannot move until they're done. So it's a hot scene. Yeah. They begin to like it and say, oh, I think I'll be back. Is Lance the only child you have? No. I have two more. Elisa Bashard and Preston Bashard. Uh-huh. And where are they these days? Well, Lisa's here in Clara, Oklahoma, which is on the other side of the casino. And then Preston is in great fine. And they're just doing great. They're all grown in. Why didn't you choose them for the shout out too? Why just Lance? Well. They don't listen. My daughter has to take her kids to Pensacola for baseball. They travel. We were just talking about that. Yeah. Tell her to stop. She commutes from Oklahoma to Pensacola. Yes. And every afternoon for baseball practice.

11:07Stadium, the Dallas stadium, and Choctaw chose them to be in the World Series last year. And they came in fourth, which on some day you'll see their name in a while. Maybe the Rangers would be chosen to be back in the World Series. They can have fun. Yeah. They were following half of this. Anyway, so what was your first job? My first job. I worked for CNA Insurance Company in Dallas when I was 19. And how long do you stay in the insurance business? About five years. That's pretty good. What was your favorite job you ever had other than this one? You can't choose this one. Oh, darn. Did you think about Nathan one of her kids' feet? I've only been in this. Oh, I worked for Lawyers in which 12-folds Texas. A lot of cocaine. No. A lot of craziness. Oh, my God. I didn't know what bipolar was until I worked for that. Oh, it's well there. That's a whole story.

12:07Thank you for her time. Did you thank you? So I'll see you later. Yeah, we're going to be going. No. Yeah, we got to go. We're saying that I can't talk to you anymore. We got to go. We loved you. We love you too. Thank you, Sandra. And Chuck Tall. Thank you. And the whole thing. We're doing it. And thank you, Nick. There it is. And I will leave you alone. I'm going to eat those barricades. Okay. All right. There's another plug. Thank you. Thank you so much.