Brian Marshall & The ROCK 108 Morning Show - "Remembering First Car vs. First Kiss"

Brian Marshall in the Rock 108 Morning Show.

Russ, you just mentioned you learned something new today.

What's that?

What you just told me?

Oh, more adults remember their first car more than their first kiss.

Who did you have your first real kiss with and what was your first car?

So I'm going to go with you first.

What was your first car?

Ford Tempo 85.

Oh my god.

Yeah.

Not a good car.

Not a good car.

Not

a good

car.

It had this thing with the, um, the, uh, the, uh, the idle where it would die out sometimes.

All those cars back in the American cars back in the eighties

did that.

I never understood that.

So you'd have to your foot on the brake, your foot on the gas, but just enough to keep the engine up, but yet not spinning out the front tires with a four cylinder car.

Yeah.

And the shell of that car is still on my stepdad's property.

Is it really?

Oh my God, you farmers.

All right.

First kiss.

Uh, Janelle.

It was behind what would have been the Osco on 42nd Street and Center Point Road.

How old?

Fourth grade.

What made you decide it was time to kiss a girl?

I think she made the decision.

Yeah.

Yeah.

In fourth grade.

Well, I was in fourth.

She was in fifth.

Oh, older

women.

Yeah.

That's how it works.

Yourself.

My first car split with my brother.

We bought a, I know, twins.

I'm surprised you didn't have a motorcycle with a side car.

We went in together and we bought a, it was an English sports car.

I can't remember the name of it.

Aston Martin.

No, it wasn't an expensive sports car.

God, I can't remember.

He totaled it.

Of course he did.

He totaled it.

The first kiss was a little later.

I'm a late bloomer.

I was in like junior high, like sixth or seventh grade.

We had middle school, six, seven, eight.

And we were playing Spin the Bottle.

Oh, no.

And I got Diane.

Should I say?

I think it's Diane Lucier.

But I could be wrong.

I know she's probably not listening

right now.

Her favorite color was purple.

Everything she had was purple.

Everything.

This is before the Ravens were even a thing.

Sure.

This was in Long Meadow, Massachusetts, Central Massachusetts.

Gosh, you got all this figured out.

I know.

And I didn't know about the tongue thing at that age.

And she slipped me the tongue and I pulled back and I, well, what was that?

Is this in front of people?

Yeah, or are you doing seven minutes in heaven?

No, no, it wasn't it wasn't it wasn't in the alone in the room with loan in the closet kind

of deal Okay,

it was spend the bodily just lean forward and did the kiss And I got laughed at a little bit.

Yeah.

Yeah, it's like that's supposed that's how you do it.

I don't know anything about this

Brian Marshall in the Rock 108 Morning Show.