Dwyer & Michaels Morning Show: Show Notes Thursday 03/06/25

This is your one-stop shop for everything that happens throughout the Dwyer & Michaels Morning Show - in studio photos, the videos discussed, and goofy stuff that we find throughout the show.

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Speed Cameras

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The photo speed enforcement van is back out on the roads in Davenport. Luckily enough, we know where they'll be this week:

Monday: 6700 Division St. -- 4600 Eastern Ave.
Tuesday: 700 W 53rd St -- 2800 Division St.
Wednesday: 2800 Jersey Ridge Rd. -- 900 W Central Park Ave.
Thursday: 2100 Marquette St -- 5500 Pine
Friday: 1900 Brady St -- 5700 Northwest Blvd.

Cheeseburger in Paradise?

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A guy showed up at the hospital with a swollen stomach and was complaining of pain. They determined after asking some questions that he was unable to digest the 7-pound burger he ate in 30 minutes for a challenge.

He had gas trapped in his stomach because of the food, so they had to stick a tube down his nose to relieve some of the gas, but then when cheeseburgers started coming up that tube, they had to perform surgery to remove the food from his stomach.

Five days later, he finally made turd.

Clinton Station "8th Wonder"

There's a place in New Jersey that has a burger called the "8th Wonder."

It's 112 pounds, and you have 1 hour to finish it with 9 friends.

Space Junk Removal

We talked with Adam Kall, a Davenport Central graduate who is the co-founder of Kall Morris, Inc.

Kall Morris Inc, is a space logistics company dedicated to sustainable orbital operations by providing innovative relocation services. Leveraging proprietary software, exclusive hardware, and critical partnerships, KMI is developing a commercially viable system that extends and enhances vital space missions, as well as relocation services for active and legacy space assets.

They are testing methods for trash removal, with their basic design being modeled essentially after an octopus.

Here it is being tested a few days before launch with SpaceX.