and, as usual, we re the only show that s covering this. yes, it s day 18 of the it happens up there we report down here. you re watching gazoomba gate, dan 2023, week three. greg: yep, it s week three. as you know, we ve been on top of this story like biden s nose on a girl scout s freshly shampooed scalp. it s the story of the shop class teacher who s wearing super jumbo never existed in reality prosthetic breasts to class. it s great. in the unlikely event of a water emergency landing, your shop teacher can be used as a flotation device. but the story isn t so much about the monstrous melons but the school s reaction. they re still attempting to normalize the situation that is anything but normal. here s a recap. according to the toronto sun, she, was once a he, began identifying as female last year and started wearing massive prosthetic breasts to class. but apparently only recently kids in the school started posting about her. the school is standing by her saying, of c
greg: yeah, i wonder what would happen if a woman did come in with a giant like i think the safe word would be cucumber, but a giant, you know, this is why i wasn t allowed to teach. emily: irritable. greg: because i have a huge kat: all right, we re good. greg: a huge love for cucumbers. i enjoy a good cucumber. it s cold and it s crunchy. dr. saad: delicious. greg: you can do a cucumber sandwich with cream cheese. joe: is this really the venue for this. greg: this is the third time we re doing the show we re doing it every week until we get to the bottom of this. nobody else is doing this, not date line or 60 minutes not outnumbered. joe: no. i ll say this, if there s ever a legit use of the pronounce they them, it would be this. okay. so this is either a teen-age boy s worst nightmare thinking,
was just a normal dad where he really was talking as if he wasjust a normal dad getting his kids ready for school in the morning. and of course it is sad him talking about his mother but i m sure lots of people reading the piece today would find it quite touching really and very human from the prince. ~ ., ., , ., ~ the prince. what do you think, james? absolutely, the prince. what do you think, james? absolutely, i- the prince. what do you think, james? absolutely, i agree . the prince. what do you think, | james? absolutely, i agree with laura. james? absolutely, i agree with laura- there james? absolutely, i agree with laura. there is james? absolutely, i agree with laura. there is a james? absolutely, i agree with laura. there is a very james? absolutely, i agree with laura. there is a very human, i laura. there is a very human, relatable laura. there is a very human, relatable quality in this. i love the detail you mentioned the policeman was almost reluctantly singin
day. we have had that e-mail nightmare thinking did i just hit reply all and should i send an e-mail out i m moving to bora bora? a corporation dealing with disaster and politician caught with the wrong person, how do you deal with it and save your reputation? if you re in trouble the first call should be to the guy in the guest spot, chris lahane, master of disaster. he s co-authored a book by that name, masters of disaster: the ten commandments of disaamage control. how are you? good, good. when you say, not if but when you get in trouble, you give us ten commandments to follow. when s the most important thing to do when you get in trouble? when you find yourself in that hole, the first thing you should not do is bring the backhoe in and keep digging.