Thursday, May 14 - Stand Up Comedian Robert Kelly & Danbury Mayor Roberto Alves

Thursday, May 14 – Dude, Stop Wearing Flip Flops The boys are joined by longtime friend of the show, stand-up comedian Robert Kelly. Danbury Mayor Roberto Alves is live in-studio for “Ask the Mayor.” For Throwback Thursday, here’s a viral Instagram clip showing a woman appearing on Canadian television back in 1957 as she explains a brand-new cultural sensation at the time… pizza. It’s one of those time-capsule moments that reminds you how every “obvious” thing today was once completely foreign. In Texas, a family says they feel trapped inside their own home after being terrorized by a swarm of bees. According to them, there’s a hive located in a nearby creek, and they’re hoping it will be fumigated before the situation gets even worse. Here’s Marina Flores describing what it’s like dealing with the constant presence of bees surrounding her house. Meanwhile, a woman has gone viral after showing off the contents of what she calls a “human mystery bag” she bought at Petco. A former employee claims the store essentially fills these with clearance items they need to move quickly. Here’s the clip of her opening the bag and revealing what she got inside. Happy National Dance Like a Chicken Day—because yes, that is apparently a real thing. Over on TikTok, a woman is going viral after posting a tearful video explaining how upsetting she finds men wearing flip-flops. The emotional reaction has now racked up nearly 30 million views, and yes, she is genuinely crying in the clip. Here’s the viral moment. In Florida, Nicole Schular is now in custody after allegedly stealing a Red Bull delivery truck and leading officers on a multi-county chase. During the pursuit, a police helicopter can be heard describing her in real time—and, at one point, even making a pointed comment about her footwear as officers moved in to make the arrest. On the entertainment side, the trailer dropped for Will Ferrell’s new golf comedy series on Netflix, titled “The Hawk.” Ferrell plays an aging pro golfer attempting a comeback, with Molly Shannon cast as his ex-wife. Over on the New Heights podcast, Colin Jost of Saturday Night Live was asked a question by Travis Kelce that only someone in his particular relationship situation could truly appreciate—specifically, being the less-famous partner. Jost’s response did not disappoint. And finally, here’s a wild bit of rock-and-roll trivia: Jimi Hendrix and Joe Pesci were actually in the same band in the 1960s—though not at the same time. Early in their careers, both briefly played guitar for Joey Dee and the Starliters, best known for the hit “Peppermint Twist.” To close it out, there was a tense moment on the CBS Evening News last night. While Tony Dokoupil was reporting live from Taiwan, his cameraman suffered a medical emergency. The broadcast abruptly cut back to New York, where an unprepared Matt Gutman was left handling the transition in real time.