“DeBella Show” Discusses an Ingenuous Reaction to Montana Railroad Incident

The John DeBella Show never fails to find some humor in anything.

John DeBella and Steve Vassalotti talked on Tuesday's show about the loose goods that resulted from the recent Montana railroad incident.

Were they thinking about the fuel that spilled? No, they were talking about an interesting reaction discussed by BroBible about two local men who heard that some cases of beer ended up falling into a river.

If the beer was still good, why not give it a try? It’s a maneuver that Steve called “good old American ingenuity” from the two men.

So many questions still need to be answered.

John was right with his insightful statement about making the most of bad situations.

The Montana railroad incident continued an unfortunate recent stretch of issues with train wrecks in the United States.

The crash derailed 25 cars, and it included a fuel spill. However, the Montana Rail Link calmed the situation with an official release via NBC Montana.

Wish the cleanup crews well in an honorable effort after the incident, and ask your smart speaker to play 102.9 MGK to hear The John DeBella Show weekday mornings from 5:30am-9am.

Rock and roll has taught the world many lessons. Perhaps one of its most underrated is this: You don't have to be tall to be a giant rock star.

In fact, some of the biggest names in rock history could be classified as "short kings."

What's a "short king" you may ask? First coined by comedian/writer Jaboukie Young-White, a short king is a slang term of endearment for a man who is under 5'9", according to Urban Dictionary.

Scroll through the gallery below to see some of rock's greatest short kings.