Mikey Show Recap Wed. July 11, 2007

Today on The Mikey Show…

~ B. Rob went down to the court house today to find out "Whatcha Doin' At The Court House?". Today B. Rob talked to a guy who was upset that he spent time in jail after getting three strikes. The guy said that his third strike was not a violent one therefore he was wrongfully jailed. The other person B. Rob spoke with was an older man who sounded hammered and was convinced that his 4th Amendments were violated.

~ We announced B. Rob's new relationship today. B. Rob has a new girlfriend and we talked about how he had to ask her father for permission first. B. Rob explained that he is friends with her dad and that he called him up to let him know he was interested in her. B. Rob told us what he said to her dad and it sounded like the lyrics from REO Speed wagons' song "I Can't Fight This Feeling Anymore". Then Ashlee started breaking his balls saying that she thinks he will screw this up, B. Rob could not really defend himself because of the bet he lost to Ashlee.

~ We broke down John Mayer's song "Your Body Is A Wonderland" today. The ladies on the show told us how great John Mayer is and how he gets it when it comes to women. Mikey said that he knows a ball player that knows John and that John is just like one of the guys when no ladies are around. Then we got into the debate over whether or not John Mayer would be hot if he was not a celebrity.

~ Mikey got an email from this P-1 guy who had just started dating this girl. The P-1 explained in the email that he is slowly finding out that his new girlfriend is only friends with guys and that bothered him. Mikey explained that these girls that only have guy friends are a product of the environment they grew up in. We took calls from P-1's that had a similar situation and from lady P-1's that are that chick.

~ Mikey played Jim Valvano's last speech on air today. Jim Valvano was the NC State basketball coach who passed away from cancer and started up a foundation for cancer research. He explained that the speech really had a profound affect on him and wanted everyone else to hear it.