WEBVTT - Rippin’ that Dipple 0:00:04.790 --> 0:00:10.080 Are now listening to The Jim Colbert Show on Real 0:00:10.140 --> 0:00:12.580 Radio 104.1. 0:00:13.690 --> 0:00:15.610 Good Friday afternoon. 0:00:15.650 --> 0:00:17.450 Thank you so much for joining us on the Jim 0:00:17.489 --> 0:00:20.710 Colbert Show here on Real Radio 104.1. We really do 0:00:20.750 --> 0:00:23.270 truly appreciate it. Hope you're having a great end to 0:00:23.290 --> 0:00:25.360 the work and school week. As you can hear, Jim 0:00:25.480 --> 0:00:29.460 is not here. He's emceeing an important event tonight. So instead, 0:00:29.500 --> 0:00:32.740 when the cat is away, the mice will play. Myself included. Deb, 0:00:32.780 --> 0:00:35.400 you got our executive producer, one Jack Bradshaw. 0:00:35.479 --> 0:00:39.100 Good afternoon. And comedy alien Ross Padgett. I have to 0:00:39.140 --> 0:00:44.410 tell you, you should not be using straws for foamy drinks. Really? Yeah, 0:00:44.450 --> 0:00:45.589 that's just my take of the day. 0:00:46.690 --> 0:00:47.990 We'll expound on that, I guess. 0:00:48.070 --> 0:00:48.409 I hope. 0:00:48.490 --> 0:00:50.309 I wonder. A little bit later on. 0:00:50.970 --> 0:00:53.900 Right now, we're getting ready to have a lot of 0:00:53.940 --> 0:00:57.500 fun this Friday afternoon. We do welcome your text messages, 0:00:57.520 --> 0:01:00.200 your talkbacks. You can always reach us. We're always interested 0:01:00.220 --> 0:01:01.180 in what you guys. 0:01:00.960 --> 0:01:01.600 Have going on. 0:01:01.600 --> 0:01:06.149 77031 to send us a text message. Love your talkbacks. 0:01:06.209 --> 0:01:08.289 We get those on the air as often as we can. 0:01:08.860 --> 0:01:11.539 saving sometimes the best or worse for last. You can 0:01:11.560 --> 0:01:14.319 always do that with the free iHeartRadio app. Just download 0:01:14.360 --> 0:01:17.610 that bad boy. Look for Real Radio 104.1. Make us 0:01:17.630 --> 0:01:20.069 your number one preset, and then record. Look for that 0:01:20.090 --> 0:01:22.830 little red microphone. Record your best 30 seconds or less, 0:01:22.950 --> 0:01:24.970 and we will get you on the air and turn 0:01:24.990 --> 0:01:27.110 you into a superstar. How are you guys doing on 0:01:27.150 --> 0:01:28.649 this Friday afternoon? 0:01:28.990 --> 0:01:29.470 Good. 0:01:29.790 --> 0:01:30.170 Yeah? 0:01:30.410 --> 0:01:34.809 So far, so good. Jack, you seem awfully peppy. It's Friday. 0:01:35.030 --> 0:01:38.840 The show is filled with stuff we're doing. I mean, 0:01:38.880 --> 0:01:41.800 there's a lot of features, a lot of plans for today. 0:01:41.959 --> 0:01:44.780 And we're actually getting out a half hour early because 0:01:44.840 --> 0:01:47.700 of Tampa Bay Bucks preseason football. So the show ends 0:01:47.740 --> 0:01:52.060 at 6.30 tonight. But a lot of interesting stuff happening. 0:01:52.110 --> 0:01:53.450 And I've been busy. I don't know. I'm in a 0:01:53.490 --> 0:01:56.490 good mood. Yeah, you are. I think it's the multivitamin 0:01:56.510 --> 0:01:58.190 that you took that's talking right now. 0:01:58.210 --> 0:02:04.450 Yeah, I definitely take that. But also, Fridays is cool because... Ah, 0:02:04.470 --> 0:02:08.130 there we go. We kind of hooked our wagon to 0:02:08.150 --> 0:02:11.750 something the Monsters did long ago, and it was when 0:02:11.850 --> 0:02:14.519 Angel joined the Monsters, he had a feature they used 0:02:14.540 --> 0:02:16.800 to do on SBK Live called Beer of the Week, 0:02:17.700 --> 0:02:19.800 and so he brought it to the Monsters. And it's 0:02:19.840 --> 0:02:23.460 a way for them to close out a Friday is drinking. 0:02:23.900 --> 0:02:27.400 And so we kind of came up with Whiskey of 0:02:27.440 --> 0:02:29.900 the Week, and we partnered with our friends at Forward Slash. 0:02:30.730 --> 0:02:32.389 Ross is a big fan. Huge. 0:02:32.770 --> 0:02:33.010 Yeah. 0:02:33.450 --> 0:02:35.830 And that means we get to look forward to having 0:02:35.880 --> 0:02:40.440 whiskey and or bourbon each Friday. So I'm holding in 0:02:40.520 --> 0:02:46.120 my hand today's selection. of Holt and Capon, Marion, Barry, Mead, 0:02:46.720 --> 0:02:49.859 and I think- Oh, wow. And instead of waiting until 445, 0:02:49.860 --> 0:02:52.419 I think- Yes. 0:02:52.840 --> 0:02:53.120 Yes. 0:02:53.600 --> 0:02:54.419 Go ahead, you guys. 0:02:54.440 --> 0:02:57.370 I think what we do is we start at three, 0:02:57.450 --> 0:03:03.290 and then by 445, we can really allow the taste- Yes. 0:03:03.960 --> 0:03:09.060 That is to rise to the surface. You know, I agree. Yes. Yeah. 0:03:09.280 --> 0:03:09.520 Yes. 0:03:09.840 --> 0:03:10.220 Okay. 0:03:10.280 --> 0:03:13.220 So maybe we could take some bets if you guys 0:03:13.260 --> 0:03:16.870 start now. Do you believe that that bottle will actually 0:03:16.970 --> 0:03:17.550 still be? 0:03:17.570 --> 0:03:18.389 No, it won't. 0:03:18.770 --> 0:03:20.169 Okay. It's 100 milliliters. 0:03:20.250 --> 0:03:23.770 I just did the math. That's 3.38 ounces. That means 0:03:23.850 --> 0:03:25.389 it's a little over an ounce and a half for 0:03:25.450 --> 0:03:27.390 each of us. Which is really half of what I 0:03:27.430 --> 0:03:28.690 put in a normal old-fashioned. 0:03:28.730 --> 0:03:29.270 You know what? 0:03:29.430 --> 0:03:31.550 I like this idea. You guys have a little dipple. 0:03:31.770 --> 0:03:33.869 A little, what is it? A dipple? 0:03:33.990 --> 0:03:35.850 I don't know what a dipple is. I don't know 0:03:35.870 --> 0:03:38.550 what a dipple is. No, we can, hey, we'll rip 0:03:38.590 --> 0:03:39.090 a dipple. 0:03:39.530 --> 0:03:43.500 Rip a dipple. Okay. Showtime already. That's so good, Deb. 0:03:43.520 --> 0:03:44.339 Holy hell. 0:03:44.440 --> 0:03:46.980 Did you just pour that whole thing out? 0:03:47.100 --> 0:03:50.520 I told you it was only 100 milliliters, Deb. That's 0:03:50.540 --> 0:03:52.080 like four or five dipples. 0:03:52.440 --> 0:03:56.320 Hang on to that bottle. I'll need that later for the... Well, 0:03:56.380 --> 0:03:58.080 that's actually not okay. 0:03:58.320 --> 0:03:58.700 All right. 0:03:59.100 --> 0:04:03.030 So we're going to do a toast for all of 0:04:03.090 --> 0:04:04.630 those who are still at the office. 0:04:04.910 --> 0:04:05.550 Yeah. 0:04:05.750 --> 0:04:06.870 Stuck in traffic. 0:04:06.910 --> 0:04:07.570 Yeah. 0:04:07.630 --> 0:04:10.070 There may be two hours away from having their own 0:04:10.390 --> 0:04:11.490 Friday Dipple. Yeah. 0:04:11.510 --> 0:04:12.130 Friday Dipple. 0:04:12.340 --> 0:04:15.240 So cheers to all of those working stiffs who are 0:04:15.340 --> 0:04:17.220 on the road or in your office. 0:04:17.460 --> 0:04:18.180 Cheers. 0:04:18.320 --> 0:04:22.619 Rip that. Dipple! Rip that Dipple. You're making up words. 0:04:22.640 --> 0:04:23.500 You're like Shakespeare. 0:04:23.540 --> 0:04:25.440 And I'm not even having any of that whiskey of 0:04:25.490 --> 0:04:27.729 the week. But what's interesting is that that's a mead 0:04:27.810 --> 0:04:28.690 as well that you said. 0:04:28.730 --> 0:04:29.630 So I'm interesting to. 0:04:30.310 --> 0:04:32.530 when after an hour and a half those notes truly 0:04:32.630 --> 0:04:34.029 open up and blossom. 0:04:33.810 --> 0:04:35.810 There is a lot happening there and i think i'm 0:04:35.850 --> 0:04:37.990 gonna need an hour and a half to really process 0:04:38.050 --> 0:04:39.029 it just make. 0:04:38.910 --> 0:04:43.300 Sure that i thought please you guys are the only 0:04:43.380 --> 0:04:44.560 two who know how to. 0:04:44.540 --> 0:04:46.240 Run that board i don't know if we're gonna make 0:04:46.300 --> 0:04:47.719 it deb see lane. 0:04:47.460 --> 0:04:49.200 I can't ask him to stay to run the board 0:04:49.560 --> 0:04:51.980 it's just worn me all i bet. 0:04:51.640 --> 0:04:53.980 I bet now you know i kept the vikings alive. 0:04:53.839 --> 0:04:56.530 Okay what's that dipple name of the show uh fun 0:04:56.670 --> 0:04:59.890 fact about that dipple about mead because i know i'm 0:04:59.950 --> 0:05:03.630 sure there's some people going what yeah mead is basically 0:05:03.710 --> 0:05:08.119 like pre-beer dude that mead is like the oldest drink 0:05:08.200 --> 0:05:11.360 of all time it's literally older than the wheel is 0:05:11.420 --> 0:05:13.430 it really it's older than the wheel i. 0:05:13.460 --> 0:05:15.810 Did not know that we do have some really fun 0:05:15.910 --> 0:05:18.250 food things coming up We're going to talk to Fayez 0:05:18.310 --> 0:05:21.150 Kara from the Restaurant Critic for the Orlando Weekly. He's 0:05:21.170 --> 0:05:23.150 going to give us the serious reviews, but we've got 0:05:23.170 --> 0:05:25.570 some fun food news. I do want to let you 0:05:25.620 --> 0:05:28.140 know that we are keeping an eye as the jury 0:05:28.160 --> 0:05:32.380 deliberations continue in the Lindsay Clancy case up in Massachusetts. 0:05:33.180 --> 0:05:35.839 Right now, apparently, I'm reading off the screen, the jury 0:05:35.880 --> 0:05:38.940 has asked to see two bags of pills, a knife 0:05:39.150 --> 0:05:42.719 as deliberations continue. So, If and when that verdict happens 0:05:42.760 --> 0:05:45.000 to be reached during any time during the show today, 0:05:45.020 --> 0:05:46.359 we'll make sure that we bring you the latest. 0:05:46.620 --> 0:05:46.840 Right. 0:05:47.040 --> 0:05:49.680 I'm sorry. What case was this? This is the. 0:05:49.580 --> 0:05:53.820 Woman who was charged with killing her three children due 0:05:53.839 --> 0:05:55.250 to postpartum psychosis. 0:05:55.350 --> 0:05:55.830 Got it. 0:05:55.930 --> 0:05:56.190 Yes. 0:05:56.260 --> 0:05:59.990 This one is a very interesting legal. Yeah. 0:06:00.930 --> 0:06:04.930 This has been interesting how many people are invested in 0:06:04.970 --> 0:06:08.250 this case. We learned Monday, Brandon Kravitz from 96.9 The Game, 0:06:08.270 --> 0:06:09.330 who talks sports with us. 0:06:09.370 --> 0:06:09.570 Yeah. 0:06:09.890 --> 0:06:12.830 Said his wife is obsessed with this case, so every 0:06:12.870 --> 0:06:15.980 night they'd be talking about the latest courtroom dealings. 0:06:16.360 --> 0:06:20.020 Well, I think there's definitely that added element of when 0:06:20.040 --> 0:06:23.789 you talk about women's health, that gets ignored a lot. 0:06:23.870 --> 0:06:28.700 It was amazing to me, you know, As someone very 0:06:28.750 --> 0:06:31.870 close to me was going through perimenopause and that whole thing, 0:06:32.250 --> 0:06:36.990 how little is known about the female body when female 0:06:37.190 --> 0:06:42.320 anatomy and health issues are different from men, how little 0:06:42.460 --> 0:06:47.400 that gets attention. And is known about it. So it's 0:06:47.460 --> 0:06:49.480 interesting about postpartum depression. 0:06:49.520 --> 0:06:49.900 Yes. 0:06:50.020 --> 0:06:53.070 How that's something that guys don't deal with. So it's 0:06:53.110 --> 0:06:55.290 something that, oh, yeah, it's a thing. 0:06:55.550 --> 0:06:58.070 Well, I remember if you remember back in the day, 0:06:58.170 --> 0:06:59.930 it was just called the baby blues. 0:07:00.350 --> 0:07:00.570 Right. 0:07:00.610 --> 0:07:02.850 You know, she might cry a little bit more often 0:07:02.950 --> 0:07:06.000 after the, you know, with the baby. She's exhausted. Hormones 0:07:06.060 --> 0:07:08.840 are regulating itself. I think you're right, Jack. And along 0:07:08.860 --> 0:07:10.700 with this case is the idea of a woman crying. 0:07:11.110 --> 0:07:14.750 hurting her children with something called, you know, postpartum psychosis. 0:07:15.150 --> 0:07:17.010 A lot of people are like, well, what the hell 0:07:17.070 --> 0:07:17.470 is that? 0:07:18.050 --> 0:07:20.350 Yeah, there's a lot of layers to this, you know, 0:07:20.430 --> 0:07:22.830 but I mean, she did take the life of her 0:07:22.870 --> 0:07:23.630 three children. 0:07:23.650 --> 0:07:24.000 Yeah. 0:07:24.180 --> 0:07:26.360 Now it's what do you do with this woman who 0:07:26.420 --> 0:07:30.460 was actually seeking help as well? I know at the time, 0:07:30.540 --> 0:07:31.380 but couldn't get it. 0:07:31.720 --> 0:07:36.280 It's interesting when your former mother-in-law actually testifies on your behalf. 0:07:37.310 --> 0:07:39.070 I don't know if you realize that, but yeah, she 0:07:39.120 --> 0:07:42.180 was one of the witnesses for Lindsay talking about how 0:07:42.580 --> 0:07:46.380 even the day before the tragedy occurred, she was asking, 0:07:46.460 --> 0:07:47.190 begging for help. 0:07:47.310 --> 0:07:50.170 And it's amazing that we are the only media outlet 0:07:50.310 --> 0:07:52.790 and radio show actually talking about this case. 0:07:53.530 --> 0:07:54.810 I'm sure nobody else has. 0:07:55.470 --> 0:07:58.860 Well, at the very least, we're the only one talking 0:07:58.880 --> 0:08:01.340 about it while drinking mead. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we got 0:08:01.360 --> 0:08:03.920 that going for us. We got this weird lark background. Hey, 0:08:03.940 --> 0:08:08.739 you should rip a little dipple over there for C-Lane. Yeah, well, 0:08:08.780 --> 0:08:10.360 the bottle's empty. Sorry, C-Lane. 0:08:10.500 --> 0:08:12.660 I don't think C-Lane would mind a little off the 0:08:12.700 --> 0:08:14.120 top of each of your glasses. 0:08:14.200 --> 0:08:17.020 Yeah, dude, just baby bird them. Baby bird them. This 0:08:17.060 --> 0:08:18.780 is going to be a weird show. This mead is 0:08:19.080 --> 0:08:22.330 way stronger. What is this, 80% alcohol? I have to 0:08:22.350 --> 0:08:24.970 look at the notes. Dude, this is made from Gandalf sweat. 0:08:25.550 --> 0:08:27.530 Real quick, before we get too far away, News Junkie 0:08:27.570 --> 0:08:30.870 has been covering this case in depth all week. So 0:08:31.330 --> 0:08:33.730 he's been right on top of it, along with C-Lane. 0:08:33.790 --> 0:08:35.890 So and of course, because they have been quit. 0:08:35.730 --> 0:08:37.510 Drinking, by the way, C-Lane quit drinking today. 0:08:37.630 --> 0:08:38.310 Did he really? 0:08:38.450 --> 0:08:41.040 I just don't want to give him my booze. I'm 0:08:41.080 --> 0:08:41.979 so damn gullible. 0:08:42.360 --> 0:08:44.760 Yeah. So because they have been covering it so extensively, 0:08:44.840 --> 0:08:46.280 as well as a lot of people have, we'll make 0:08:46.300 --> 0:08:48.920 sure that we do. We bring you guys the verdict 0:08:48.960 --> 0:08:52.160 if it comes down. You guys feeling good? Not too good? 0:08:52.179 --> 0:08:52.800 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:08:52.830 --> 0:08:54.020 Feeling a little fuzzy around the edges? 0:08:54.090 --> 0:08:56.150 I only had one sip. I'll be honest with you. 0:08:56.590 --> 0:09:01.489 I am feeling too good. Is it Friday too good or? No, 0:09:01.490 --> 0:09:05.370 it was a productive morning. Ain't nothing when you just 0:09:05.470 --> 0:09:09.439 tame the wild bull that is a morning, right? Just 0:09:09.460 --> 0:09:12.220 when you first wake up and that first step that 0:09:12.240 --> 0:09:16.079 you do, that's a big crossroads moment for your 24 0:09:16.080 --> 0:09:17.460 hour window of existence. 0:09:17.480 --> 0:09:18.440 Yeah, that's the truth. 0:09:18.480 --> 0:09:20.560 And when I got out, I don't know, I felt 0:09:20.620 --> 0:09:24.590 the cold tile of my bedroom floor and then just 0:09:24.690 --> 0:09:31.099 made my bed immediately. And then I didn't stop. Oh, productive. 0:09:31.120 --> 0:09:32.860 You're not supposed to make your bed right away. 0:09:33.080 --> 0:09:33.540 Why not? 0:09:34.040 --> 0:09:36.420 They say because you're supposed to let it dry out 0:09:36.460 --> 0:09:38.470 for about 15 to 20 minutes. 0:09:38.490 --> 0:09:39.230 Dry out? 0:09:39.370 --> 0:09:42.410 Yeah, because from the sweat overnight, the dust mites, they 0:09:42.470 --> 0:09:44.929 like that hot, humid environment. So if you make your 0:09:44.970 --> 0:09:47.550 bed right away, you're not good. Letting the air do 0:09:47.610 --> 0:09:49.540 its thing and kind of kill those little things off. 0:09:50.000 --> 0:09:55.179 I didn't think I was leaking that much. I've never 0:09:55.220 --> 0:09:57.689 heard that before, but it totally makes sense. Yeah, they 0:09:57.730 --> 0:09:59.980 say to let it cool down, let it dry off. 0:10:00.170 --> 0:10:01.800 a little bit, even if you don't sweat. You don't 0:10:01.840 --> 0:10:03.760 have to sweat a lot. It doesn't have to be, like, wet. 0:10:03.860 --> 0:10:04.800 No, I do sweat. 0:10:04.920 --> 0:10:07.500 Not only that, it's better to leave that, like, if you, like, 0:10:07.540 --> 0:10:09.480 get out and you throw the covers open, you want 0:10:09.500 --> 0:10:10.260 to leave them open. 0:10:10.460 --> 0:10:10.620 Right. 0:10:10.640 --> 0:10:13.480 So that can kind of air it a little bit. 0:10:13.700 --> 0:10:14.660 And then, you know. 0:10:14.920 --> 0:10:16.600 Come back in about 15, 20 minutes later. 0:10:16.660 --> 0:10:16.930 After you. 0:10:17.260 --> 0:10:19.939 After your coffee. After your coffee, exactly. And I figured 0:10:20.020 --> 0:10:22.320 out that I don't just sweat every night. It all 0:10:22.360 --> 0:10:25.660 depends on what I eat. Oh, yeah? Yeah. If I 0:10:25.700 --> 0:10:28.490 have like a big old steak, dude, I'm washing the 0:10:28.520 --> 0:10:29.590 sheets the next morning. 0:10:29.610 --> 0:10:30.880 You're getting the meat sweats? 0:10:30.920 --> 0:10:31.260 Yeah. 0:10:32.250 --> 0:10:34.110 Isn't there a nickname for the meat sweats? 0:10:34.130 --> 0:10:36.989 I don't know. I just call it itis. Yeah, there 0:10:37.010 --> 0:10:41.120 you go. Got that itis. Steak makes me sweat when 0:10:41.140 --> 0:10:43.500 I go to sleep. Are you a sweater? I can't 0:10:43.540 --> 0:10:45.839 be the only one. I had steak last night. I 0:10:45.880 --> 0:10:50.150 didn't sweat. I don't know. Not to my knowledge. I'm 0:10:50.170 --> 0:10:53.010 a cool sleeper. I'm a sweat sleeper myself. 0:10:53.309 --> 0:10:56.849 You're a sweat sleeper? But that's because of, you know, 0:10:57.090 --> 0:11:00.200 women issues. You know, of a certain age, you know. 0:11:00.480 --> 0:11:02.500 I'm like a rotisserie chicken, or think of me as 0:11:02.520 --> 0:11:05.980 like a taquito at 7-Eleven, spinning on those little rollers 0:11:06.120 --> 0:11:06.720 all night long. 0:11:07.000 --> 0:11:10.660 I sleep next to the one. Rotisserie chickens and taquitos 0:11:10.740 --> 0:11:14.900 are spun differently. Well, they're both rotated. Yeah, well, it's 0:11:14.940 --> 0:11:15.479 the same thing. 0:11:15.500 --> 0:11:21.330 Now, Jack, how cold does NaomiBradshaw.com like to keep your 0:11:21.370 --> 0:11:21.890 home at night? 0:11:21.910 --> 0:11:24.550 Does she freeze you out or is it still relatively doable? 0:11:24.610 --> 0:11:29.050 I've learned my lesson about adjusting the thermostat. You said 0:11:29.080 --> 0:11:30.780 that as my husband did the same thing a couple 0:11:30.800 --> 0:11:31.020 of times. 0:11:31.059 --> 0:11:33.460 Did you change the temp because it felt really warm? 0:11:33.660 --> 0:11:35.160 I haven't touched it in nearly a year. 0:11:37.130 --> 0:11:38.210 What's it set at at night? 0:11:38.210 --> 0:11:41.590 77. Oh, really? It's not crazy. 0:11:42.270 --> 0:11:45.100 The AC blows like that vent that when it's on, 0:11:45.260 --> 0:11:48.860 I mean, it's hitting directly. That's cold, but 77 is 0:11:49.059 --> 0:11:49.840 a nice temperature. 0:11:49.920 --> 0:11:52.960 I don't know. 69 at my house. I can't. That night. 0:11:53.440 --> 0:11:53.900 I couldn't. 0:11:54.200 --> 0:11:54.420 Yeah. 0:11:55.380 --> 0:11:56.829 I can tell if it's 70. 0:11:56.830 --> 0:12:00.490 I can't artificially chill it where I'm cold enough where 0:12:00.550 --> 0:12:03.190 I have to now dress to counter that. 0:12:03.210 --> 0:12:04.290 You know what I'm saying? 0:12:04.309 --> 0:12:04.430 I do. 0:12:04.450 --> 0:12:06.530 I have to wear more clothes because of how cold 0:12:06.590 --> 0:12:09.079 we've made it. Well, what about bed sheets? 0:12:09.820 --> 0:12:13.960 Checkmate. Checkmate. You put on bed... This meat rips. If 0:12:14.120 --> 0:12:18.700 you go ahead... If you go ahead, I don't know 0:12:18.720 --> 0:12:20.500 where that came from. We're not playing chess. I'm sorry. 0:12:20.640 --> 0:12:22.380 Oh, you're ripping the dip. Well, that's for sure. 0:12:22.400 --> 0:12:25.400 But if you go ahead and rock bed sheets in 0:12:25.440 --> 0:12:27.260 a cold night and all of a sudden you're just 0:12:27.300 --> 0:12:30.980 surrounded by basically like menthol air, I'm with you. My 0:12:31.020 --> 0:12:34.300 temperature drops lower at night for sure. Oh, yeah. 0:12:34.360 --> 0:12:38.260 No, I mean, even at 69, I still end up 0:12:38.280 --> 0:12:40.809 having to throw off the blankets in the middle of 0:12:40.850 --> 0:12:41.110 the night. 0:12:41.150 --> 0:12:43.650 And again, you know, my jammies are how I was born. 0:12:43.670 --> 0:12:43.729 So. 0:12:44.640 --> 0:12:46.920 I mean, even in the middle of the night, I'll 0:12:46.940 --> 0:12:49.330 be sweating like a whore in church. 0:12:49.730 --> 0:12:54.650 In the middle of the night, I'm kind of disgusting. 0:12:56.010 --> 0:12:57.370 No, you're not. We love you on Mead. 0:12:57.870 --> 0:12:58.490 All right. 0:12:58.530 --> 0:13:00.390 So like Jack said, we got a lot of really 0:13:00.429 --> 0:13:02.870 fun features coming up. We're going to do, Jimmy may 0:13:02.910 --> 0:13:04.530 not be here, but he's still going to tell you 0:13:04.570 --> 0:13:08.240 the best cigar to get from Corona Cigar Company. Faiz Kara, 0:13:08.290 --> 0:13:10.580 restaurant critic, is going to talk to us about the 0:13:10.620 --> 0:13:11.559 best local restaurants. 0:13:12.010 --> 0:13:12.830 Ah, sink or sail. 0:13:12.870 --> 0:13:14.990 Jack is going to have a yacht rock option for 0:13:15.050 --> 0:13:17.650 us to vote on today. Well, we're going to hopefully 0:13:17.670 --> 0:13:19.960 get to forward slash whiskey of the week. Those guys 0:13:19.980 --> 0:13:22.160 will probably have that done before then. And then we're 0:13:22.179 --> 0:13:24.520 going to end the show up with the 8-bit update 0:13:24.559 --> 0:13:27.460 with Jaden Grimes giving us the latest in the world 0:13:27.500 --> 0:13:27.940 of gaming. 0:13:28.000 --> 0:13:29.380 Right now, we're going to take a little break. 0:13:29.420 --> 0:13:31.760 But when we come back, we're going to talk about 0:13:31.820 --> 0:13:34.910 a West Nile advisory has been issued in Orange County. 0:13:35.309 --> 0:13:37.830 The Palm Beach County clerk charged with sex crimes has 0:13:37.870 --> 0:13:39.010 been granted bond. 0:13:39.210 --> 0:13:39.430 What? 0:13:40.380 --> 0:13:44.300 Why can't his ass stay in jail? Money, influence, power. 0:13:44.600 --> 0:13:47.200 There you go, Jack. There you go. Button, button on 0:13:47.220 --> 0:13:47.480 the rose. 0:13:47.920 --> 0:13:51.339 And then finally, this city is named the number one 0:13:51.620 --> 0:13:55.040 road trip destination. We'll talk about that and more coming 0:13:55.080 --> 0:13:57.160 up next during JCS News. So keep it right here 0:13:57.220 --> 0:13:58.959 on the Jim Colbert Show on Real Radio 104.1. 0:13:58.960 --> 0:14:03.250 This is Deb, large and in charge on Aloha Friday. Yeah, 0:14:03.270 --> 0:14:06.750 you gotta start with the 800-count Egyptian cotton sheets. I 0:14:06.809 --> 0:14:10.710 also have a 10,000 BTU portable AC in the bedroom. 0:14:11.150 --> 0:14:13.290 Even though we got a brand new unit last year, 0:14:13.809 --> 0:14:16.340 our house stays at 76 all the time. And at night, 0:14:16.760 --> 0:14:20.840 I crank that portable AC down to 66. Box fan, 0:14:20.920 --> 0:14:23.840 ceiling fan in addition. Shoot, so my electric bill was 0:14:23.880 --> 0:14:25.620 only $ 134 last month. 0:14:26.340 --> 0:14:26.840 Freeze it. 0:14:27.020 --> 0:14:27.580 Aloha. 0:14:27.780 --> 0:14:28.560 Aloha. 0:14:28.830 --> 0:14:32.070 Yeah, be careful with the night sweats, that itis stuff. 0:14:34.290 --> 0:14:36.430 I was having those night sweats, and they did a 0:14:37.150 --> 0:14:40.510 scan of me, and it turned out it was an itis, pancreatitis. 0:14:41.710 --> 0:14:44.110 No more drinky drinks for quite some time, and no 0:14:44.150 --> 0:14:47.320 more heavy fat or sugar, so be careful if you're 0:14:47.340 --> 0:14:49.820 having them night sweats. They didn't even figure it out 0:14:49.840 --> 0:14:52.680 until they scanned me, so watch yourself. 0:14:53.740 --> 0:14:55.340 Not only do I do the thing in the morning 0:14:55.380 --> 0:14:57.040 with the sheets, I don't make my bed right away, 0:14:57.140 --> 0:15:00.080 but also before I go to bed, I pull the 0:15:00.100 --> 0:15:03.270 sheets back And I let the AC cool my sheets 0:15:03.350 --> 0:15:06.210 down for about 15 or so minutes. 0:15:06.290 --> 0:15:06.770 Sometimes more. 0:15:06.790 --> 0:15:08.430 It just depends on when I think about it. And 0:15:08.470 --> 0:15:10.729 then when I get in, my sheets are nice and cool. 0:15:12.330 --> 0:15:14.900 Okay, and a quick example of how not to leave 0:15:14.960 --> 0:15:19.200 a talkback. Ross, you would not believe the things. 0:15:18.920 --> 0:15:23.200 That come out of your head while you're sleeping. First 0:15:23.340 --> 0:15:26.860 and foremost, have you ever taken a pillowcase off and 0:15:26.920 --> 0:15:28.000 looked at the pillow? 0:15:28.600 --> 0:15:30.880 It looks like an old-school map. 0:15:32.350 --> 0:15:34.830 That's what's coming out of your head, man. 0:15:34.850 --> 0:15:38.410 I didn't know I leaked that much either. And in 0:15:38.490 --> 0:15:41.980 different colors. 0:15:42.160 --> 0:15:45.800 So if you're on a tractor, don't send us a 0:15:45.820 --> 0:15:50.310 talk back. I think it's part of the charm. Hearing 0:15:50.370 --> 0:15:52.270 white Cheech and Chong go at it is. 0:15:52.270 --> 0:15:53.230 A lot of fun. 0:15:53.570 --> 0:15:55.630 But if there's anyone who needs to get that itis 0:15:55.690 --> 0:15:59.070 checked out, it's our tea bag. 0:15:59.210 --> 0:16:02.780 That's my guy right there. He's everybody's guy. We love him. 0:16:03.140 --> 0:16:06.760 Welcome back to the Jim Culbert Show on Real Radio 104.1. 0:16:06.760 --> 0:16:09.600 Hope you're having a great Friday afternoon. Like I said earlier, 0:16:09.640 --> 0:16:11.739 thank you so much for spending some of your time 0:16:11.760 --> 0:16:14.160 with us. We really do appreciate it. But right now, 0:16:14.220 --> 0:16:16.500 let's go ahead and do a little JCS News. 0:16:17.400 --> 0:16:18.790 It's time for JCS News. 0:16:18.810 --> 0:16:18.880 Wow. 0:16:18.890 --> 0:16:23.290 Has this guy got to put his name on everything? 0:16:23.370 --> 0:16:25.430 It's in my contract, dude. Here's the news on the 0:16:25.490 --> 0:16:26.790 Jim Colbert Show. 0:16:27.710 --> 0:16:31.210 And JCS News is brought to you by that mortgage guy, Don. 0:16:31.370 --> 0:16:33.270 Make sure you give him a listen tomorrow morning when 0:16:33.310 --> 0:16:36.480 he's host of the Home Loans Radio Show. Ah, the 0:16:36.510 --> 0:16:39.739 remnants of what was Tropical Storm Dolly are expected to 0:16:39.780 --> 0:16:42.260 bring heavy rain to parts of the Caribbean this weekend. 0:16:42.600 --> 0:16:44.700 Just like the real Dolly Parton, right? Even though the 0:16:44.740 --> 0:16:47.560 storm had nothing to do with that. Just bringing rain 0:16:47.600 --> 0:16:50.280 to areas that could really, really use it. None of 0:16:50.320 --> 0:16:51.060 the destruction. 0:16:51.080 --> 0:16:53.020 Aww. Aww, I know. 0:16:53.570 --> 0:16:56.130 Although the system has weakened, forecasters say it could still 0:16:56.170 --> 0:16:59.510 produce gusty winds and heavy rainfall. The Leeward Islands could 0:16:59.530 --> 0:17:02.609 see heavy rain late Saturday into Sunday with the Virgin Islands, 0:17:02.650 --> 0:17:06.440 Puerto Rico, which really needs it. and Hispaniola facing impacts 0:17:06.609 --> 0:17:10.550 Sunday into Monday. Closer to home, Volusia County residents have 0:17:10.550 --> 0:17:16.390 90 days to comment on or appeal proposed updates to 0:17:16.520 --> 0:17:20.520 federal flood maps. That's according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency. 0:17:20.859 --> 0:17:23.760 The review period applies to changes to the county's flood 0:17:23.840 --> 0:17:24.960 insurance rate map. 0:17:26.160 --> 0:17:26.590 Oh, yeah. 0:17:27.369 --> 0:17:30.510 The preliminary maps can be viewed through FEMA's Flood Map 0:17:30.550 --> 0:17:35.760 Changes Viewer or the FEMA Map Service Center. Speaking of 0:17:35.859 --> 0:17:39.220 wet weather and rain, there's a West Nile virus advisory 0:17:39.340 --> 0:17:42.600 in effect in Central Florida. The Florida Department of Health 0:17:42.660 --> 0:17:46.680 in Orange County issued the advisory yesterday after some sentinel 0:17:46.720 --> 0:17:50.310 chickens tested positive. I'm embarrassed to say how many years 0:17:50.490 --> 0:17:53.450 I thought sentinel chickens were like a particular. 0:17:52.930 --> 0:17:56.810 Breed of chicken. Oh, wait a minute. What are they then? Well, 0:17:57.330 --> 0:18:09.629 I didn't realize this, but they're called sentinels. Because they're left-leaning? Gotcha, Scott. Sentinel. Sentinel. Anyway, 0:18:09.830 --> 0:18:11.450 as it stands guard. 0:18:11.830 --> 0:18:12.470 Exactly. 0:18:12.490 --> 0:18:12.970 Okay. 0:18:13.010 --> 0:18:16.710 So it's just a regular chicken, but it's doing a job. 0:18:16.869 --> 0:18:20.430 And so that's the Sentinel is the name of its job, 0:18:20.830 --> 0:18:22.390 not the name of its breed. 0:18:22.540 --> 0:18:25.220 And it took me years to actually learn that. But yeah, 0:18:25.240 --> 0:18:28.300 they put cages of these chickens in area where they 0:18:28.359 --> 0:18:31.100 think the virus may be detected. And then they test 0:18:31.140 --> 0:18:33.659 the chicken's blood to find out whether or not there's 0:18:33.700 --> 0:18:34.820 West Nile in the area. 0:18:34.940 --> 0:18:36.360 Oh, PETA must love that. Isn't that? 0:18:36.660 --> 0:18:37.540 I'm sure they do. 0:18:37.700 --> 0:18:37.940 Yeah, exactly. 0:18:38.000 --> 0:18:38.380 Exactly. 0:18:39.140 --> 0:18:39.520 Let's see. 0:18:39.740 --> 0:18:42.570 Mosquito control manager Steve Harrison says, listen, there's no need 0:18:42.590 --> 0:18:44.770 to panic, but he does tell News 6 residents can 0:18:44.810 --> 0:18:47.409 still go outside, but should take precautions. You know, with 0:18:47.450 --> 0:18:50.290 recent rain, dump out the flower pots and anywhere else 0:18:50.330 --> 0:18:54.290 we have collected rainwater. Wear heavy long sleeves and pants 0:18:55.030 --> 0:18:56.810 when you go outside at night. Why did that sound 0:18:56.830 --> 0:18:57.690 like I got that wrong? 0:18:58.050 --> 0:19:01.170 Wear heavy long sleeves and pants when you go outside 0:19:01.260 --> 0:19:01.540 at night. 0:19:01.560 --> 0:19:03.859 And then I said maybe not heavy, but yeah, somewhere 0:19:03.880 --> 0:19:05.359 I sounded like I said skip the pants. 0:19:05.460 --> 0:19:07.580 Well, I think it was the octave drop for me. 0:19:09.270 --> 0:19:12.270 And for you, that's significant. Yeah, yeah. All of a sudden, 0:19:12.290 --> 0:19:14.570 we were in the living room, and then we were 0:19:14.590 --> 0:19:17.780 in the basement. All right. 0:19:17.900 --> 0:19:21.540 Suspended Palm Beach County Clerk Michael Caruso will soon be 0:19:21.600 --> 0:19:24.980 out of jail after a judge-granted bond. Caruso is charged 0:19:25.040 --> 0:19:28.800 with five felonies involving sexual abuse of a young family member. 0:19:29.200 --> 0:19:32.679 In court today, an FDLE special agent testified about the 0:19:32.800 --> 0:19:36.100 allegations of misconduct during a family cruise. 0:19:36.960 --> 0:19:39.530 And were the allegations of a sexual nature that occurred 0:19:39.550 --> 0:19:40.490 on the icon of the seas? 0:19:40.830 --> 0:19:41.350 That is correct. 0:19:41.910 --> 0:19:44.909 And was the person that was reporting those sexual allegations 0:19:45.030 --> 0:19:46.470 still the same child victim? 0:19:46.790 --> 0:19:47.070 Correct. 0:19:47.810 --> 0:19:51.440 Caruso denies any wrongdoing. bond has been set at 157 0:19:51.440 --> 0:19:54.919 000 and it came out today that apparently this victim 0:19:54.980 --> 0:19:58.239 is one of many oh today that was learned that 0:19:58.280 --> 0:20:01.890 apparently he's abused several other family members um and they 0:20:02.010 --> 0:20:05.070 apparently were a very A strict religious family who didn't 0:20:05.130 --> 0:20:07.330 want this brought up. They didn't want any shame brought 0:20:07.369 --> 0:20:09.670 on to the family. So everything was kind of hush-hush 0:20:09.710 --> 0:20:10.439 and swept underneath it. 0:20:10.450 --> 0:20:16.320 So they'll just absorb the trauma and not have public shame. 0:20:16.400 --> 0:20:16.940 Exactly. 0:20:17.119 --> 0:20:19.420 Yeah, ruin a child's life, but at least he gets 0:20:19.460 --> 0:20:23.600 to keep his ill-gained reputation. An Orlando man who ran 0:20:23.640 --> 0:20:27.100 a Ponzi scheme is in more legal trouble. Two lawsuits 0:20:27.160 --> 0:20:30.040 were filed two weeks ago against Christopher Delgado by the 0:20:30.300 --> 0:20:31.000 SEC Department. 0:20:31.440 --> 0:20:32.020 And the U.S. 0:20:32.080 --> 0:20:36.100 Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Delgado pled guilty two months ago 0:20:36.160 --> 0:20:40.790 to defrauding investors of $ 250 million through a crypto firm 0:20:40.869 --> 0:20:44.869 called Goliath Ventures, but the lawsuits claim he stole at 0:20:44.890 --> 0:20:50.369 least $ 200 million more than he admitted to. Delgado is 0:20:50.430 --> 0:20:55.920 due to be sentenced in October. All right, this next 0:20:56.060 --> 0:20:58.400 one is– I think of you with this story, Jack, 0:20:58.460 --> 0:21:01.080 because you're someone who gets, like a lot of folks, 0:21:01.119 --> 0:21:04.840 your prescriptions through the mail, always looking for the best benefits. 0:21:04.440 --> 0:21:04.800 That you can get. 0:21:04.820 --> 0:21:05.340 Yeah. 0:21:05.359 --> 0:21:07.340 Yeah, for a lot of folks. Well, the state– You 0:21:07.359 --> 0:21:09.679 get drugs through the mail? Sometimes. Okay. 0:21:09.700 --> 0:21:11.830 And some prescriptions require you to do that. Stay out 0:21:11.869 --> 0:21:14.790 of my mailbox, bro. It's against federal law, Ross. 0:21:14.810 --> 0:21:19.550 Yeah, but his drugs come in like a teddy bear. 0:21:19.590 --> 0:21:21.770 Someone tell Randy Fine to stay out of the mail. Yeah, 0:21:21.810 --> 0:21:23.200 no doubt. All right. 0:21:23.220 --> 0:21:27.020 The state has filed a suit against two pharmacy benefit managers, 0:21:27.119 --> 0:21:29.700 alleging they colluded over the past few years to fix 0:21:29.740 --> 0:21:35.060 prices and underpay Florida pharmacies. Attorney General James Uthmeyer says 0:21:35.119 --> 0:21:38.740 he's targeting Prime Therapeutics and Express Scripts. 0:21:39.510 --> 0:21:43.970 Back in December 2019, these two companies announced a collaboration. 0:21:44.630 --> 0:21:47.280 It was not a merger. It was not a joint venture. 0:21:47.900 --> 0:21:50.540 It was a collaboration, but in reality, it was a 0:21:50.640 --> 0:21:52.080 price-fixing agreement. 0:21:52.220 --> 0:21:56.400 So Uthmeyer says after the agreement, reimbursement rates went down 0:21:56.440 --> 0:22:01.100 by about 80% for branded drugs and 70% for generics, 0:22:01.160 --> 0:22:06.230 turning many prescriptions into losses for neighborhood pharmacies and increasing 0:22:06.310 --> 0:22:09.690 costs to patients. The lawsuit was filed in Polk County 0:22:09.730 --> 0:22:13.129 seeks to stop the practice and recover damages, penalties and 0:22:13.210 --> 0:22:17.149 other relief under Florida antitrust and consumer protection laws. 0:22:17.290 --> 0:22:18.390 Way to go, Uthmeyer. 0:22:18.470 --> 0:22:21.230 And when you're done investigating that, let's find out how 0:22:21.310 --> 0:22:24.470 Hope Florida got $ 10 million from a settlement. 0:22:24.630 --> 0:22:28.550 It's interesting that you bring that up because the Democratic 0:22:28.950 --> 0:22:33.190 candidate for governor, David Jolly, has said, you know, listen, 0:22:34.310 --> 0:22:37.810 I'll reopen that investigation about it. And he's also asking, 0:22:38.190 --> 0:22:40.290 what do you call it? He's asking Byron Donalds to 0:22:40.330 --> 0:22:41.310 do his part as well. 0:22:41.730 --> 0:22:42.070 Oh, yeah. 0:22:42.910 --> 0:22:44.510 Commit to it now. Yeah. 0:22:44.810 --> 0:22:48.030 So Jolly, a Democratic nominee for governor, David Jolly, says 0:22:48.070 --> 0:22:51.630 he would reopen the Hope, Florida investigation if elected governor. 0:22:51.670 --> 0:22:55.300 Of course, Jolly's comments follow a leaked grand jury report 0:22:55.340 --> 0:22:59.480 that found $ 10 million in Medicaid settlement money was misused 0:22:59.540 --> 0:23:02.900 for political purposes but did not result in any criminal charges. 0:23:03.000 --> 0:23:04.680 I'm always confused when that happens. 0:23:05.320 --> 0:23:05.520 Yeah. 0:23:05.720 --> 0:23:08.399 You know what I mean? You kind of see, yeah. 0:23:08.420 --> 0:23:11.200 We saw it with Matt Gaetz, too, right? Yes, yes. 0:23:11.760 --> 0:23:14.379 Jolly called the findings evidence of a scheme to funnel 0:23:14.420 --> 0:23:17.380 public money through a charity tied to First Lady Casey 0:23:17.420 --> 0:23:21.700 DeSantis and urged Republican nominee Byron Donalds to support a 0:23:21.760 --> 0:23:25.739 new investigation. Governor Ron DeSantis, we covered this yesterday, but 0:23:25.780 --> 0:23:30.320 he blasted the report, calling the controversy a hoax and 0:23:30.380 --> 0:23:33.300 saying the only apparent crime was the leak of the 0:23:33.400 --> 0:23:37.630 sealed grand jury findings. DeSantis also defended the Medicaid settlement, 0:23:37.670 --> 0:23:40.550 saying the money was handled legally. We had played audio 0:23:40.570 --> 0:23:44.010 of him yesterday saying it was a private settlement, which 0:23:44.270 --> 0:23:46.930 I still think, how does that not make it taxpayer money? 0:23:48.290 --> 0:23:52.229 Jolly argued the report raises serious questions about corruption in 0:23:52.330 --> 0:23:53.130 state government. 0:23:53.270 --> 0:23:57.440 Hell yeah. So the leak is what is the illegal 0:23:57.500 --> 0:24:01.679 thing in being condemned by our leaders? Right. Or the 0:24:01.720 --> 0:24:04.420 people who are involved with said crime. 0:24:04.480 --> 0:24:07.940 But I hear the I hear the yeah, the bitterness 0:24:08.000 --> 0:24:10.250 and the edges of those words, Ross. But yes, you 0:24:10.290 --> 0:24:12.830 are correct. And I always try to walk the balance 0:24:12.910 --> 0:24:13.989 of like because there is. 0:24:14.190 --> 0:24:14.450 Yeah. 0:24:14.650 --> 0:24:18.429 It's a weird balance about whistleblowing in just in general, 0:24:18.570 --> 0:24:21.889 because there's whistleblowers and then they get in trouble and 0:24:21.930 --> 0:24:24.240 then it forces the public to be like, what side 0:24:24.280 --> 0:24:26.960 are you on? I know. But it's always weird no 0:24:27.000 --> 0:24:29.040 matter what happens when the truth is. 0:24:29.730 --> 0:24:33.950 Feels illegal yeah wow i hadn't thought about that. 0:24:33.730 --> 0:24:36.170 That's not a good landscape i would like to be 0:24:36.270 --> 0:24:38.840 in yeah that's the first thing i think of whenever 0:24:38.900 --> 0:24:41.960 i hear a leak uh uh i mean talking about 0:24:42.660 --> 0:24:44.880 what is it assange when it comes to wiki leaks 0:24:44.960 --> 0:24:47.520 and all of that it's always weird when the truth 0:24:47.580 --> 0:24:48.520 is illegal. 0:24:48.260 --> 0:24:50.160 Yeah no that's a very good point i hadn't thought 0:24:50.180 --> 0:24:53.540 about it that way but yeah absolutely All right. An 0:24:53.580 --> 0:24:56.740 investigation is underway after a plane crashed in Volusia County. 0:24:56.770 --> 0:24:59.950 A small plane carrying a banner went down yesterday morning 0:24:59.990 --> 0:25:02.330 in the water off New Smyrna Beach. It landed upside down, 0:25:02.430 --> 0:25:04.389 but thankfully the pilot was able to get out on 0:25:04.430 --> 0:25:06.990 his own and is expected to survive. There's no word 0:25:07.050 --> 0:25:10.470 on a cause, and the FAA and NTSB are investigating. 0:25:10.650 --> 0:25:12.810 People were on the beach. It didn't hit anyone on 0:25:12.850 --> 0:25:13.250 the beach. 0:25:13.270 --> 0:25:13.889 Isn't that amazing? 0:25:13.910 --> 0:25:16.790 A pilot walks away, but this plane is upside down, 0:25:16.850 --> 0:25:19.040 like right where you would be going into the ocean. 0:25:19.390 --> 0:25:21.780 And they were just dragging it out. I thought it 0:25:21.800 --> 0:25:26.720 was GTA 6. I've done that move in GTA 6. 0:25:26.720 --> 0:25:27.640 That's a Trevor move. 0:25:28.020 --> 0:25:30.859 And there's some news about GTA. Oh, yeah, all the 0:25:30.880 --> 0:25:34.060 GTA nerds losing their mind. All right, NASA's next major 0:25:34.100 --> 0:25:37.020 space observatory is set for liftoff this Sunday morning. Did 0:25:37.040 --> 0:25:39.180 you guys happen to see the lunar eclipse last night? 0:25:39.650 --> 0:25:42.430 No. Yeah, same here. How about you, Ross? Nah. 0:25:42.590 --> 0:25:42.810 Yeah. 0:25:43.270 --> 0:25:43.629 All right. 0:25:43.650 --> 0:25:44.950 Well, the Nancy Grace. 0:25:44.990 --> 0:25:45.490 No, dog. 0:25:45.590 --> 0:25:46.070 No, dog. 0:25:46.810 --> 0:25:50.530 The Nancy Grace Roman or Roman Space Telescope is scheduled 0:25:50.570 --> 0:25:51.170 to launch aboard. 0:25:51.210 --> 0:25:51.770 Tot mom. 0:25:53.150 --> 0:25:56.650 I'm Nancy Grace. I was like, no, not from like, no, 0:25:56.690 --> 0:25:57.570 not that Nancy Grace. 0:25:57.609 --> 0:25:58.859 It's not tot mom, Nancy Grace. 0:25:59.619 --> 0:26:02.500 It's scheduled to launch aboard a SpaceX rocket from Kennedy 0:26:02.540 --> 0:26:04.780 Space Center at 7.26 a.m. 0:26:04.940 --> 0:26:05.680 Eastern Time. 0:26:06.020 --> 0:26:10.290 Live coverage, however, will begin at 6.20. After launch, the 0:26:10.330 --> 0:26:13.909 space telescope will spend about 30 days traveling to its 0:26:14.010 --> 0:26:16.830 destination nearly a million miles from Earth. 0:26:17.369 --> 0:26:22.300 Did you have in the news that SpaceX is no 0:26:22.359 --> 0:26:23.540 longer launching space? 0:26:23.970 --> 0:26:27.990 With the Falcon 9. What do you call it? 0:26:28.150 --> 0:26:31.060 Yeah, it's getting rid of Falcon 9 and going to Starship. 0:26:32.480 --> 0:26:36.820 What's the satellite? Their internet satellite. Oh, Starlink. Starlink, yeah. 0:26:36.840 --> 0:26:39.040 They're no longer launching Starlink from Florida. 0:26:39.100 --> 0:26:39.540 They're done. 0:26:40.060 --> 0:26:41.119 Isn't that the craziest thing? 0:26:41.140 --> 0:26:42.629 They did their last launch and they're like, oh, by 0:26:42.670 --> 0:26:44.230 the way, that was the last time we're doing this. 0:26:44.270 --> 0:26:46.250 Yeah, no, I've been trying to figure out because it 0:26:46.290 --> 0:26:49.990 was such an abrupt decision. We went from literally talking 0:26:50.030 --> 0:26:53.060 about SpaceX wanting to do thousands of launches. 0:26:53.540 --> 0:26:54.780 A year from the Space Coast. 0:26:55.119 --> 0:26:58.200 Now, news did break this week that SpaceX is now 0:26:58.240 --> 0:27:01.290 building a $ 100 billion spaceport in Louisiana. 0:27:01.430 --> 0:27:03.530 Like 10 launch pads in Louisiana. 0:27:03.590 --> 0:27:06.450 So it's expected that all of that will move there. Now, 0:27:06.609 --> 0:27:08.070 Jimmy and I were kind of talking about it, and 0:27:08.130 --> 0:27:10.970 I said, this is weird. I mean, this was so abrupt. 0:27:11.330 --> 0:27:13.300 What do you think led to this? We're wondering if 0:27:13.359 --> 0:27:16.500 maybe all of the vibration from the launches and homes 0:27:16.760 --> 0:27:19.399 starting to experience cracks in their walls and foundation is 0:27:19.780 --> 0:27:21.379 may have been part of the reason to move it 0:27:21.400 --> 0:27:23.379 to the bayous and the marshes of Louisiana. 0:27:23.420 --> 0:27:26.150 The liability. The liability, but it was so abrupt. 0:27:26.350 --> 0:27:30.370 Also, and maybe just being at that port to their 0:27:30.410 --> 0:27:35.090 base in Texas, maybe it's just easier to transport stuff. 0:27:35.170 --> 0:27:37.250 I don't know, but that was part of the reason 0:27:37.310 --> 0:27:40.369 why Port Canaveral has not only faced so much pressure 0:27:40.390 --> 0:27:42.970 from the cruise ship industry, but also from the space 0:27:43.030 --> 0:27:46.690 industry for the barges bringing in rocket engines and stuff. 0:27:46.810 --> 0:27:50.590 Maybe it was the potential lawsuits of the The damage 0:27:50.670 --> 0:27:53.580 caused by launches and especially when they say when you're 0:27:53.619 --> 0:27:56.700 talking a thousand launches in a year, that's three a day. 0:27:56.760 --> 0:27:58.980 That's three a day. And they were doing like one 0:27:59.040 --> 0:27:59.980 every three days. 0:28:00.220 --> 0:28:02.800 I mean, and like, again, the only thing I could 0:28:02.840 --> 0:28:05.360 think of, but there were someone had texted the other 0:28:05.400 --> 0:28:08.840 day at 77031 talking about how folks are now being 0:28:08.880 --> 0:28:11.180 laid off in Cape Canaveral. And that was one of 0:28:11.220 --> 0:28:13.859 the shining spots in the central Florida economy was all 0:28:13.900 --> 0:28:15.700 the boom that's going on in the Space Coast. 0:28:15.760 --> 0:28:15.960 Yeah. 0:28:16.310 --> 0:28:18.630 So I don't know, but we'll keep our eye on that. 0:28:18.690 --> 0:28:22.840 Oh, I got to stop drinking mead. Titusville always seems 0:28:22.900 --> 0:28:23.429 to take it. 0:28:23.520 --> 0:28:25.440 I know, and it's a shame, man. They've already did 0:28:25.480 --> 0:28:29.580 after the shuttle program retired. Now you've got this bright 0:28:29.619 --> 0:28:32.880 spot with SpaceX and Blue Origin, and now with SpaceX 0:28:32.920 --> 0:28:34.960 pulling up stakes at the last minute. 0:28:35.140 --> 0:28:37.750 I think they'll still have the big rocket there. Yeah, 0:28:37.850 --> 0:28:40.610 Starship they'll still do. Yeah, it's just launching the Falcon 0:28:40.610 --> 0:28:42.170 9 for the Internet. 0:28:42.190 --> 0:28:44.390 But that was the bread and butter, it seemed like, 0:28:44.810 --> 0:28:49.420 on the Space Coast. The Space Telescope is expected to 0:28:49.460 --> 0:28:51.260 begin its science mission in early 2027. 0:28:51.260 --> 0:28:52.940 All right. 0:28:52.980 --> 0:28:56.510 President Trump awarded the Congressional Space Medal of Honor to 0:28:56.550 --> 0:28:59.940 the crew of NASA's Artemis II mission. took place at 0:28:59.980 --> 0:29:01.920 the Johnson Space Center in Houston. 0:29:02.440 --> 0:29:06.350 Today we're proudly awarding the Congressional Space Medal of Honor 0:29:06.440 --> 0:29:09.969 to the remarkable crew of Artemis II. 0:29:10.170 --> 0:29:14.270 So that was comprised of NASA astronauts Reid Weissman, Victor Glover, 0:29:14.330 --> 0:29:18.470 and Christina Koch, along with Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen. 0:29:18.490 --> 0:29:19.170 Did he get one too? 0:29:19.630 --> 0:29:22.190 We're the first humans to travel around the moon. Did 0:29:22.210 --> 0:29:23.150 the Canadian get one? 0:29:23.610 --> 0:29:26.030 Yeah, I guess so. Does he have to pay a 0:29:26.070 --> 0:29:26.590 tariff on it? 0:29:26.610 --> 0:29:28.410 He just pretended and said he was from Michigan. 0:29:29.160 --> 0:29:31.460 In more than half a century on their 10-day mission, 0:29:31.480 --> 0:29:34.570 they splashed down safely April 10th. Meanwhile, Trump has signed 0:29:34.610 --> 0:29:38.730 an executive order creating a new military academy, the U.S. 0:29:38.950 --> 0:29:30.870 Space Academy. Let's go. I support that. I do, too. 0:29:30.910 --> 0:29:33.250 You know, sometimes I feel like a good American, and 0:29:33.290 --> 0:29:35.360 then you find out that there's been a Space Medal 0:29:35.410 --> 0:29:35.660 of Honor. 0:29:35.680 --> 0:29:36.440 I think that's new. 0:29:58.060 --> 0:30:01.460 No, I just looked it up. It is not. It's not? 0:30:01.500 --> 0:30:05.120 It is not. It started in 69. There's been a 0:30:05.340 --> 0:30:07.520 Space Medal of Honor. 0:30:07.680 --> 0:30:11.920 What happened in 1969 where we would need a Space Medal. 0:30:11.700 --> 0:30:14.210 Of Honor, Ross? Stop it, Jack. Oh, it's not me. 0:30:14.990 --> 0:30:17.530 Yeah. Good year to be born. 0:30:18.130 --> 0:30:20.550 History was also made in Miami at the 75th Miss 0:30:20.630 --> 0:30:22.990 USA pageant. I'll just do this real quick before we 0:30:23.010 --> 0:30:26.830 wrap it up. Justice Kelly of Virginia was crowned Miss... 0:30:27.470 --> 0:30:32.500 USA 2026 becoming the first mother, first married woman, and 0:30:32.560 --> 0:30:36.200 first woman in her 30s to ever win the national title. 0:30:36.420 --> 0:30:36.920 All right. 0:30:36.960 --> 0:30:40.340 The 31-year-old author and foster mother of two will represent 0:30:40.380 --> 0:30:42.570 the United States on the global stage at the Miss 0:30:42.620 --> 0:30:46.590 Universe pageant in San Juan, Puerto Rico this November. And 0:30:46.630 --> 0:30:49.810 then finally, gentlemen, if you could take a road trip anywhere, 0:30:50.570 --> 0:30:52.010 where do you think you should go? 0:30:52.030 --> 0:30:52.890 Banff. 0:30:53.830 --> 0:30:55.570 Oh, I'm with you on that one. I've never been, 0:30:55.590 --> 0:30:58.650 but the photos you showed me alone. Think U.S., U.S. 0:30:58.690 --> 0:31:04.630 Territory. Okay, Hawaii. Hawaii? It's going to– okay, Jack. It 0:31:04.650 --> 0:31:07.020 could get soggy. You dreamer, you. It could get soggy. 0:31:07.320 --> 0:31:09.600 All right, just because you're going with that. I'll go 0:31:09.620 --> 0:31:11.920 with Alaska because I want to see the green stuff 0:31:11.980 --> 0:31:12.680 in the sky. 0:31:13.460 --> 0:31:14.860 Oh, the northern lights? 0:31:14.920 --> 0:31:15.480 Yeah, yeah. 0:31:16.140 --> 0:31:22.620 Aurora's boring Alice or something. Actually– Aurora's boring Alice. No, 0:31:22.660 --> 0:31:24.480 you don't even know, man. Have you seen that one? Oh, 0:31:24.500 --> 0:31:30.160 that's great. Yeah, I've been there. I live there. Okay, 0:31:30.180 --> 0:31:30.500 not really. 0:31:31.790 --> 0:31:33.230 Have you guys ever seen the Northern Lights? 0:31:33.410 --> 0:31:36.130 No, but my brother has. All the time. You know why? 0:31:36.270 --> 0:31:39.280 We have the internet. We see everything. There's no reason 0:31:39.320 --> 0:31:41.080 to travel anywhere anymore. 0:31:41.160 --> 0:31:44.180 Well, if you are going to take a road trip, 0:31:44.300 --> 0:31:47.200 Memphis is getting some national spotlight as one of the 0:31:47.280 --> 0:31:49.620 best places in the country to road trip. 0:31:49.820 --> 0:31:50.380 Oh, why? 0:31:50.640 --> 0:31:53.630 I don't know, but travel and leisure. This is not WalletHub. 0:31:54.070 --> 0:31:57.570 Travel and leisure has named Memphis the best U.S. road 0:31:57.610 --> 0:32:01.050 trip destination in a new ranking. It was just published 0:32:01.110 --> 0:32:04.820 August 20th. The magazine looked at traffic congestion as part 0:32:04.840 --> 0:32:08.320 of a broader study of U.S. vacation destinations. The magazine 0:32:08.380 --> 0:32:13.900 also highlighted Beale Street and its live music scene, Memphis Barbecue, 0:32:14.110 --> 0:32:18.870 and some of the city's most recognizable attractions, such as 0:32:18.930 --> 0:32:20.950 the National Civil Rights Museum. 0:32:22.280 --> 0:32:24.280 See, I need to see Memphis more. I have a 0:32:24.320 --> 0:32:25.640 sister who lives there. All right, just look it up 0:32:25.700 --> 0:32:28.900 on the internet. Thank you, Ross. Same thing, right? No 0:32:28.920 --> 0:32:30.410 need to travel. That's right. 0:32:30.430 --> 0:32:31.950 I have a sister who lives there, and now I 0:32:31.990 --> 0:32:34.030 can see Memphis on the internet and not have to 0:32:34.070 --> 0:32:34.910 go see my sister. 0:32:35.590 --> 0:32:35.990 Perfect. 0:32:37.210 --> 0:32:40.040 And that concludes your JCS News. 0:32:41.510 --> 0:32:45.870 Take that, Ross. Definitely look up the Space Medal of Honor. 0:32:46.330 --> 0:32:52.280 It's badass. Weirdest baseline ever. Ever. Ever. You guys got 0:32:52.320 --> 0:32:55.840 to see this photo. This is the coolest medal of 0:32:55.900 --> 0:32:58.580 all time. But we'll check that out while we take 0:32:58.600 --> 0:33:00.260 a little break. But we'll be back. So keep it 0:33:00.280 --> 0:33:03.380 right here on Real Radio 104.1. 0:33:09.680 --> 0:33:12.730 Welcome back to the Jim Colbert Show on Real Radio 104.1. 0:33:12.720 --> 0:33:14.880 Hope you're having a great Friday afternoon. 0:33:14.900 --> 0:33:18.020 Do have some stormy weather moving in, so give yourself 0:33:18.040 --> 0:33:19.780 some little extra time on your way out of the 0:33:19.900 --> 0:33:23.020 office today. Jim obviously not here today. He is off 0:33:23.060 --> 0:33:25.600 hosting a big fancy event, but you've got Deb, Jack, 0:33:25.660 --> 0:33:28.600 and Ross. And every Friday around this time, we like 0:33:28.620 --> 0:33:29.900 to welcome our good friend. 0:33:29.740 --> 0:33:32.480 Faiyaz Karr from the Orlando Weekly. Hello, Faiyaz! 0:33:32.530 --> 0:33:32.620 Yay! 0:33:36.090 --> 0:33:39.890 Hello, hello. Back in Canada where he belongs. Oh, there 0:33:39.950 --> 0:33:41.710 you go. Enemy of America. 0:33:41.810 --> 0:33:43.230 I wonder if they'll let him back in. 0:33:43.250 --> 0:33:45.410 And Jim's not here, so someone has to, I guess, 0:33:45.450 --> 0:33:50.730 say something like that. Yes. Making me feel so welcome. 0:33:50.760 --> 0:33:52.680 Oh, you know, that's what we're known for here in Florida. 0:33:53.340 --> 0:33:55.740 Before we get to your reviews of local eateries, I 0:33:55.740 --> 0:33:58.400 want to let you know that Primetime Kitchen is always 0:33:58.420 --> 0:34:00.940 brought to you by Tools Ace Hardware of Orlando. Shop 0:34:00.980 --> 0:34:04.020 at Tools Ace Hardware for all your grill, hardware, home improvement, 0:34:04.040 --> 0:34:06.020 lawn and garden needs and more. 0:34:06.060 --> 0:34:08.620 Such a great store. Faiz, how are you doing. 0:34:08.660 --> 0:34:12.690 My friend? Doing very well, Deb. How are you doing? 0:34:12.810 --> 0:34:13.870 I am fat and sassy. 0:34:17.190 --> 0:34:19.390 Looking forward to your restaurant reviews to maybe get a 0:34:19.390 --> 0:34:20.050 little bit fatter. 0:34:20.739 --> 0:34:23.819 Well, you know what? I don't have any reviews per 0:34:23.840 --> 0:34:24.910 se this week. What news? 0:34:24.930 --> 0:34:28.189 But I do have some news and some breaking news. 0:34:28.370 --> 0:34:31.609 I always love to break news on the show, have 0:34:31.650 --> 0:34:34.360 your audience be the very first to know. 0:34:34.200 --> 0:34:36.580 The freshest leads. We love that too. Yeah, we do. 0:34:36.600 --> 0:34:36.920 Yeah. 0:34:38.030 --> 0:34:38.509 I know you do. 0:34:38.989 --> 0:34:44.989 That really is the gift that keeps on giving. 0:34:45.030 --> 0:34:47.100 I think he's been drinking, too. I think he has. 0:34:47.180 --> 0:34:49.780 Have you been ripping the tipple of the mead like 0:34:49.820 --> 0:34:51.239 my my gentleman friends here? 0:34:52.100 --> 0:34:56.920 Excuse me. Oh, yeah. 0:34:56.980 --> 0:34:57.280 Yeah. 0:34:57.719 --> 0:35:00.360 That's a Canadian sized ripping of the tipple. 0:35:01.290 --> 0:35:03.590 Rye. I think rye is very big up here. Is 0:35:03.670 --> 0:35:06.700 it really? That's what we're drinking right now, rye. Really? Yeah, 0:35:06.719 --> 0:35:10.460 but it's 13-year-old rye. Is it a rye? It's a mead. 0:35:10.489 --> 0:35:10.700 Yeah. 0:35:12.670 --> 0:35:20.090 Well, it's a rye whiskey that's been in a mead barrel. Yes. Oh, okay, okay. Yeah. 0:35:20.130 --> 0:35:23.850 That'll give it a nice little honey notes. Very much so. 0:35:24.070 --> 0:35:27.540 And I think it's a thousand proof because I'm– We're lit. 0:35:27.560 --> 0:35:29.560 Multiple sheets to the wind. We're lit, buddy. 0:35:29.820 --> 0:35:31.640 Yeah, I'm going to– help me, Fayez. 0:35:31.700 --> 0:35:33.540 Help me. That's the way I like it. 0:35:34.960 --> 0:35:37.620 So one of the things that you sent in the 0:35:37.660 --> 0:35:40.060 text message of what you wanted to talk about is 0:35:40.300 --> 0:35:43.100 shocking to me, and I have a feeling it's going 0:35:43.120 --> 0:35:46.240 to be equally shocking to our good friend Ross because 0:35:46.300 --> 0:35:48.320 this is one of his favorite places. 0:35:48.500 --> 0:35:53.219 What, what, what? Okay, okay. So, yes. So Divino, a 0:35:53.560 --> 0:35:57.960 restaurant called Divino, is going to be replacing Pizza Bruno 0:35:59.219 --> 0:36:03.870 in the Maitland Social. Oh, that one. 0:36:04.489 --> 0:36:07.890 That's the part I neglected to add in the text message. 0:36:07.910 --> 0:36:10.920 So the original Pizza Bruno staying there on Curry Ford. 0:36:11.239 --> 0:36:14.360 But in Maitland Social, the Pizza Bruno that was in 0:36:14.400 --> 0:36:17.160 there has closed. It closed last week in another place 0:36:17.219 --> 0:36:21.529 called Divino, which is from the folks behind Grappolo Cucina 0:36:21.590 --> 0:36:23.850 Italiana on Park Avenue in Winter Park. 0:36:23.950 --> 0:36:25.090 You watch your language. 0:36:27.210 --> 0:36:28.850 Yeah, they're going to be taking over. 0:36:29.210 --> 0:36:31.450 So Bruno Zucchini, I know I talked to him last 0:36:31.489 --> 0:36:33.110 week and asked him, hey, man, what happened? 0:36:33.130 --> 0:36:33.669 Why did you close? 0:36:33.730 --> 0:36:35.270 And he goes, you know, I tried to make it 0:36:35.330 --> 0:36:37.430 work for two years, but I just couldn't make it 0:36:37.489 --> 0:36:43.069 financially viable. So anyway, Divino is going to take over. 0:36:43.110 --> 0:36:46.020 They're looking to open... They're looking to open September 1st, 0:36:46.100 --> 0:36:49.870 very quickly. Yeah, pending final inspections. So look for them 0:36:49.969 --> 0:36:52.410 to open. They're going to be using the very same oven. 0:36:52.450 --> 0:36:55.690 Pizza Bruno left their oven in there, that gorgeous Fiero 0:36:55.750 --> 0:36:58.180 Forney oven, that wood-fired oven to make. 0:36:58.360 --> 0:37:01.879 It's the red one, right? The big red one? Yep, 0:37:02.400 --> 0:37:04.490 the same one. brought it from Italy. 0:37:04.550 --> 0:37:06.410 It's like, I don't know, weighs like a ton. You 0:37:06.450 --> 0:37:08.069 need like a bunch of people to, you know, to 0:37:08.090 --> 0:37:09.399 put it in. Yeah, we'll just. 0:37:09.320 --> 0:37:09.820 Leave it there. 0:37:10.200 --> 0:37:10.439 Yeah. 0:37:10.560 --> 0:37:11.760 Everyone's like, okay, cool. 0:37:13.080 --> 0:37:15.140 The funny thing is that Davino is also going to 0:37:15.160 --> 0:37:17.609 be specializing in Neapolitan style pizzas. 0:37:17.680 --> 0:37:21.799 Nice. So, So how they'll make it financially viable will 0:37:21.820 --> 0:37:22.460 be interesting. 0:37:22.500 --> 0:37:25.320 But they're also going to be serving a lot of 0:37:25.340 --> 0:37:28.250 the favorites that they serve at Warpolo in Winter Park. 0:37:28.330 --> 0:37:31.330 Things like their, you know, the antipasto platters and they 0:37:31.350 --> 0:37:34.450 have like an octopus crostini and, you know, that tiramisu 0:37:34.489 --> 0:37:35.390 and all that sort of stuff. 0:37:36.770 --> 0:37:39.109 So, yeah, so it'll be interesting to see. 0:37:39.200 --> 0:37:43.700 But their Neapolitan pizzas, you know, they're going for authenticity, 0:37:43.739 --> 0:37:47.899 just like their restaurant in Winter Park. So you'll find 0:37:47.940 --> 0:37:51.880 things like sausage and rapini pizzas. You'll have the bufalina, 0:37:52.400 --> 0:37:56.810 which is the buffalo mozzarella pizzas. 0:37:57.270 --> 0:38:00.759 So look for them to open, hopefully. next week in 0:38:00.780 --> 0:38:04.580 the Maitland Social. Just because we're talking about Orlando pizza 0:38:04.600 --> 0:38:08.610 right now, and I have a problem, because first and foremost, 0:38:08.670 --> 0:38:10.850 they don't pay me to say this, but God knows 0:38:10.930 --> 0:38:14.390 I've given them some free pub. Yeah, we know. I'm sorry, Jack, 0:38:14.430 --> 0:38:18.260 but I love Black Magic Pizza, and it's very similar to, 0:38:18.280 --> 0:38:20.080 and to be honest with you, I used to go 0:38:20.120 --> 0:38:22.640 to Pizza Bruno all the time, and then I cut 0:38:22.700 --> 0:38:24.540 back on my calories, and then all of a sudden 0:38:24.560 --> 0:38:27.100 I was drunk one night. walked in, got a Black 0:38:27.140 --> 0:38:29.640 Magic pizza, and then my life is back on the 0:38:29.680 --> 0:38:36.810 calorie train. Do you have a favorite pizza, Neapolitan style, 0:38:36.950 --> 0:38:40.710 at the very least within that little argument? Because I'll 0:38:40.750 --> 0:38:43.569 be honest with you, you're splitting hairs. They're so good. 0:38:43.630 --> 0:38:48.750 They're both high-quality pizzas. I just enjoy some of the offerings, 0:38:48.810 --> 0:38:51.090 I think, over at Black Magic. I love mango and 0:38:51.140 --> 0:38:53.560 habanero pizza. I want to try that. Now you have 0:38:53.600 --> 0:38:57.060 that over there every now and then. Yeah, yeah, and Black. 0:38:56.900 --> 0:38:59.969 Magic, the guy who runs a Travis with two S's 0:39:00.530 --> 0:39:03.870 and his, I think, soon-to-be wife or maybe wife right now, 0:39:04.130 --> 0:39:08.109 they also make an excellent, excellent pizza. I love Black 0:39:08.150 --> 0:39:11.890 Magic pizza as well. If I'm downtown, I'll probably go there. 0:39:12.110 --> 0:39:15.609 And if I want some of the more, I don't know, 0:39:15.770 --> 0:39:19.640 unconventional toppings like Pizza Bruno was initially known for, I'll 0:39:19.660 --> 0:39:22.060 go to Pizza Bruno. But they're on Curry 4 Road. 0:39:22.780 --> 0:39:25.040 I live in Maitland, so I would go to the 0:39:25.500 --> 0:39:29.510 Maitland Social all the time, and I would get Pizza 0:39:29.550 --> 0:39:32.299 Bruno's New York style pizza, because they don't serve that 0:39:32.360 --> 0:39:34.020 at the college park location or the. 0:39:34.000 --> 0:39:37.220 Curry Ford location. Oh, wow. That was great. Yeah. 0:39:37.620 --> 0:39:41.200 But yeah, Ross, but if you want to try a 0:39:41.600 --> 0:39:45.000 Neapolitan style pizza that maybe you haven't, Got to travel 0:39:45.040 --> 0:39:48.680 down to Lake Nona to a place called Piazza Italia. 0:39:48.800 --> 0:39:53.850 Not Pizza Italia. Piazza Italia. They make an amazing, amazing 0:39:54.230 --> 0:39:57.140 Neapolitan-style pizza. And they also do that Montanera pizza, which 0:39:57.180 --> 0:39:58.180 is like a fried pizza. 0:39:58.690 --> 0:40:03.239 Neapolitan pizza? Oh, my God. I've never even heard of that. What? Yeah, no, don't. 0:40:03.300 --> 0:40:05.360 I don't think anyone is making it except them, and 0:40:05.400 --> 0:40:08.560 they won't do it all the time. You kind of 0:40:08.600 --> 0:40:10.219 have to be in the mood for it, but they 0:40:10.260 --> 0:40:11.590 will deep fry that thing. 0:40:12.850 --> 0:40:15.610 Speaking of pizza, have you heard of FM Pizza Oven 0:40:15.790 --> 0:40:16.590 over in Melbourne? 0:40:18.140 --> 0:40:20.460 Oh, yeah, I have. I have. They had, I think 0:40:20.480 --> 0:40:24.160 they just won some, they got some sort of accolade recently, right? 0:40:24.300 --> 0:40:27.180 Yeah, we were talking about it. And Jimmy said this 0:40:27.260 --> 0:40:32.390 list is like noted pizza places globally. And FM Pizza 0:40:32.450 --> 0:40:36.790 Oven came in. It's in like, you know, old O'Galley area, 0:40:36.830 --> 0:40:40.529 downtown Melbourne. But I'd never heard of it before. And 0:40:40.610 --> 0:40:42.730 it's like, I have to make it a stop the 0:40:42.790 --> 0:40:45.010 next time I'm heading over there. I was just wondering 0:40:45.050 --> 0:40:47.650 if you ever been. I have not been, but agreed. 0:40:47.770 --> 0:40:50.250 Next time I'm in Melbourne, I'll pop by. 0:40:50.790 --> 0:40:53.469 Awesome. Let's go, Jack. Let's go right now. I'm down. 0:40:53.670 --> 0:40:54.670 I'm so down. Let's go. 0:40:54.730 --> 0:40:56.670 Go ahead and slam back the rest of that whiskey, 0:40:56.710 --> 0:40:58.350 and let's go for some FM pizza. 0:40:58.370 --> 0:41:01.030 Bias, come pick me up. We should do it. Okay. 0:41:01.150 --> 0:41:02.230 I'll be there in about 28 hours. 0:41:06.050 --> 0:41:08.259 Well, in the meantime, what other food news do you 0:41:08.280 --> 0:41:09.180 have for us here? 0:41:09.530 --> 0:41:12.580 Okay, so we've got some downtown Orlando news. What? Reeve 0:41:13.060 --> 0:41:15.080 Sports Bar. Reeve Sports Bar, yeah. 0:41:15.380 --> 0:41:19.379 This is going to be at 50 East Central Boulevard, which, 0:41:19.400 --> 0:41:21.560 you know, it's where Casey's on Central is. 0:41:21.660 --> 0:41:22.140 Right, yeah. 0:41:22.160 --> 0:41:23.640 It's going to be a new sports bar, and it's 0:41:23.660 --> 0:41:27.060 from the same folks behind Lamp and Shade Craft Kitchen 0:41:27.120 --> 0:41:32.100 and Terra. And Thrive Cocktail Bar and, funny enough, Packwoods 0:41:32.140 --> 0:41:35.510 Bar inside the Maitland Social. Thriving Hospitality. This is their 0:41:35.570 --> 0:41:40.730 newest concept, Reeves Sports Bar. It's named after Orlando Reeves, who, 0:41:41.230 --> 0:41:44.930 you know, I guess the city of Orlando, the name 0:41:45.190 --> 0:41:49.330 allegedly came from Orlando Reeves. I think it's an apocryphal 0:41:50.030 --> 0:41:52.750 sort of story, but I don't know. Anyway, it's named 0:41:52.890 --> 0:41:56.790 Reeves Sports Bar from the same folks behind Lamp and 0:41:56.810 --> 0:42:00.609 Shade Craft Kitchen. Um, they're looking to open between like 0:42:00.660 --> 0:42:03.120 in two to three weeks. So again, right around the 0:42:03.160 --> 0:42:04.920 corner and it's going where swigs used to be. I 0:42:04.920 --> 0:42:06.480 don't know if any of you guys went to swigs, 0:42:06.860 --> 0:42:09.580 the bar right there next to Casey's. 0:42:09.620 --> 0:42:09.819 Yeah. 0:42:10.040 --> 0:42:10.460 Oh yeah. 0:42:11.380 --> 0:42:13.990 Yeah. Ross probably. I have. 0:42:17.390 --> 0:42:19.910 So he's a, so the chef there, Ryan Stewart, great chef, 0:42:20.330 --> 0:42:23.230 super talented guy, super nice guy. He's doing, he's going 0:42:23.250 --> 0:42:26.439 to do twists on classic pub fair. They'll have craft cocktails. 0:42:26.500 --> 0:42:28.650 They'll obviously have beer. And they're looking to keep the 0:42:28.730 --> 0:42:33.490 kitchen open possibly up until 2 a.m. 0:42:33.510 --> 0:42:33.570 Wow. 0:42:33.660 --> 0:42:37.239 Trying to get that business back into downtown, right? That's right. 0:42:37.300 --> 0:42:37.719 That's right. 0:42:37.780 --> 0:42:40.219 So they'll have a soft opening period. And then after 0:42:40.260 --> 0:42:42.360 that soft opening period, they'll be opening. 0:42:42.860 --> 0:42:43.460 They'll be open. 0:42:43.480 --> 0:42:46.339 The kitchen will be open really late. So Reeve Sports Bar, 0:42:46.340 --> 0:42:49.410 50 East Central Boulevard, two to three weeks. 0:42:49.610 --> 0:42:50.390 All right. Excellent. 0:42:50.430 --> 0:42:52.500 Anything else you have on the docket for us? 0:42:53.290 --> 0:42:55.330 Yeah, I wanted to talk about Garp and Fuss. So 0:42:55.350 --> 0:42:57.430 Garp and Fuss, it's just off of Park Avenue in 0:42:57.450 --> 0:42:59.609 that hidden garden where Maison de Crepe used to be, 0:42:59.670 --> 0:43:02.570 really gorgeous space. They had to close because of a 0:43:02.610 --> 0:43:06.210 kitchen fire, but they have reopened and they have new 0:43:06.270 --> 0:43:07.190 temporary hours. 0:43:07.210 --> 0:43:10.110 I believe it's Tuesday to Saturday from 4 to 11 p.m. 0:43:10.160 --> 0:43:13.480 They'll have a limited menu and they'll have their full 0:43:13.520 --> 0:43:18.300 bar as well. So go by, support them, check them out. 0:43:18.320 --> 0:43:22.509 They're A fire is a terrible thing, especially for a 0:43:22.810 --> 0:43:25.130 small sort of independent-run restaurant. 0:43:25.170 --> 0:43:26.730 So if you're. 0:43:26.580 --> 0:43:29.540 In the Park Avenue area, just pop by Garp and 0:43:29.580 --> 0:43:31.080 Fuss and support them. 0:43:31.260 --> 0:43:32.719 They have good food there. 0:43:32.880 --> 0:43:34.550 For no other reason, just for the name. 0:43:35.469 --> 0:43:35.649 Yeah. 0:43:35.830 --> 0:43:36.430 Garp and Fuss. 0:43:37.230 --> 0:43:40.350 Carbon fuss yeah i love that and then what were 0:43:40.370 --> 0:43:41.390 you gonna say ross. 0:43:41.290 --> 0:43:43.589 No no i just i have another pizza thing i'm 0:43:43.640 --> 0:43:48.319 sorry i'm so hungry say black magic one more time 0:43:48.360 --> 0:43:51.279 i'm coming across this table i'm not saying that but 0:43:51.320 --> 0:43:54.860 you just did son of a bitch check me sebi's 0:43:54.920 --> 0:43:57.660 pizza have you heard of it because i have heard 0:43:57.719 --> 0:44:02.430 some love from sebi's pizza No, I have not heard 0:44:02.469 --> 0:44:06.410 of Sebi's Pizza. All right. I'm on it. What, are 0:44:06.570 --> 0:44:11.029 you going to send them one? No, I'm leaving. I 0:44:11.070 --> 0:44:11.630 have heard of a. 0:44:11.630 --> 0:44:15.350 Place called Seo Basilico, and I think it's this new 0:44:16.170 --> 0:44:19.710 pizza joint that's come from Sao Paulo, Brazil. And I 0:44:19.730 --> 0:44:23.009 think they're open in Winter Garden. Yeah, and they're doing, again, 0:44:23.070 --> 0:44:26.049 they're doing like Neapolitan-style pies as well, but I have 0:44:26.090 --> 0:44:28.450 not been. I think they just opened, so I'm not 0:44:28.469 --> 0:44:32.870 sure if. CEO Silico is the same as Evo's pizza. 0:44:32.969 --> 0:44:34.690 Well, we'll put you on the case for that for 0:44:34.750 --> 0:44:37.609 next week. But then Magical Dining still going on. 0:44:38.650 --> 0:44:39.290 Yeah, yeah. 0:44:39.370 --> 0:44:43.270 I think it just started going on until September 30th. Oh, 0:44:43.330 --> 0:44:46.069 you know, you know what I noticed that this this year, 0:44:46.250 --> 0:44:50.170 apart from other years, is the number of independent restaurants 0:44:50.190 --> 0:44:51.570 that appear on this list. 0:44:51.910 --> 0:44:53.480 Which is fantastic, which is great. 0:44:53.500 --> 0:44:55.600 Cause I've always said, you know, most of those restaurants 0:44:55.620 --> 0:44:57.700 that are on there are like hotel restaurants, right? 0:44:57.960 --> 0:44:59.800 Corporate run restaurants. So it's great. 0:45:00.200 --> 0:45:02.660 It's really great to see a lot of independent run restaurants. 0:45:02.900 --> 0:45:05.379 What I don't like is that, you know, you have to, 0:45:05.600 --> 0:45:07.430 you have to be a member of visit Orlando. You 0:45:07.469 --> 0:45:09.390 have to play, you have to pay your dues and, 0:45:09.690 --> 0:45:12.530 and then you got to pay like a $ 500 marketing 0:45:12.550 --> 0:45:14.850 fee to be a part of magical dining. And then 0:45:14.870 --> 0:45:16.489 you have to give, and then you have to give 0:45:16.530 --> 0:45:18.790 like gift free gift cards. And then you have to, 0:45:19.110 --> 0:45:22.660 Of course, donate $ 1 to $ 2, depending on whether you 0:45:22.680 --> 0:45:26.279 have a $ 40 or $ 60. 0:45:24.200 --> 0:45:26.980 Menu, to the charity. And my thing has always been 0:45:27.020 --> 0:45:30.569 that the independent restaurants themselves should be the charity. They're 0:45:30.590 --> 0:45:31.530 the ones who are struggling. 0:45:31.750 --> 0:45:35.089 That's why you're having magical dining during this period where 0:45:35.110 --> 0:45:38.370 there's It's sort of like a low period for restaurants. 0:45:38.410 --> 0:45:39.270 Yes. 0:45:39.530 --> 0:45:42.730 The whole idea behind this thing is to support restaurants. 0:45:42.750 --> 0:45:44.530 So why are you making them pay all this money 0:45:44.830 --> 0:45:48.410 that they probably don't even have or can't afford? Why 0:45:48.450 --> 0:45:52.350 are they making– give the money back to them and 0:45:52.489 --> 0:45:56.790 actually support restaurants. Visit Orlando gets enough taxpayer money, I imagine. 0:45:57.070 --> 0:45:58.170 They don't need more. 0:45:58.190 --> 0:45:59.610 No, they can always use more. 0:46:00.230 --> 0:46:01.660 Yeah, they can always use more, I guess. 0:46:01.700 --> 0:46:01.879 Yeah. 0:46:03.160 --> 0:46:05.299 I meant that very, very, very much facetiously. 0:46:05.340 --> 0:46:08.689 But I know Jimmy was mentioning earlier when the list 0:46:08.750 --> 0:46:11.930 of restaurants came out how impressive it was to see 0:46:11.969 --> 0:46:14.550 the numbers. And then, like you said, Fayez, the different 0:46:14.610 --> 0:46:17.640 restaurants that are there and how going to Magical Dining 0:46:17.680 --> 0:46:20.299 this year, there's kind of been a vibe change where 0:46:20.380 --> 0:46:23.919 restaurants are excited to introduce folks to these prefixed menu options. 0:46:26.810 --> 0:46:27.490 That they offer. 0:46:27.670 --> 0:46:30.010 So it seems like it's been real popular this year. 0:46:30.160 --> 0:46:32.620 I think they started to realize that it is bringing 0:46:32.680 --> 0:46:36.480 new people into their restaurant. And, you know, it's you know, 0:46:36.500 --> 0:46:40.440 it there is a trickle down benefit to having this. And, 0:46:40.580 --> 0:46:43.540 you know, that lasts beyond the month of Magical Dining. 0:46:43.600 --> 0:46:43.819 Yeah. 0:46:44.160 --> 0:46:47.209 And it's a great opportunity for date nights. Like Jack said, 0:46:47.230 --> 0:46:49.770 you know, go check out a restaurant. Maybe you have 0:46:49.810 --> 0:46:51.890 never been willing to maybe go to before, but now 0:46:52.290 --> 0:46:53.270 it makes it more affordable. 0:46:53.989 --> 0:46:55.350 Yeah, go out and support them. 0:46:55.450 --> 0:46:58.589 And to visit Orlando, stop charging the independent restaurants these 0:46:59.270 --> 0:47:00.710 outrageous fees and fares. 0:47:00.730 --> 0:47:02.969 That's it. Let's let them be in the program. 0:47:03.050 --> 0:47:05.370 You heard it from the Canadian yourself, Faiz. 0:47:05.989 --> 0:47:10.350 Yeah. Such a socialist. Yeah, exactly. Hey, enjoy the rest 0:47:10.390 --> 0:47:11.010 of your weekend. 0:47:11.050 --> 0:47:13.250 And if you do a road trip or whatever, hopefully 0:47:13.270 --> 0:47:14.450 you'll enjoy Lake America. 0:47:15.860 --> 0:47:21.960 Oh, my God. It's been a very important lesson, I think, 0:47:21.980 --> 0:47:23.080 for Canadians. They love. 0:47:25.160 --> 0:47:28.100 Being a pedophile and a rapist does not preclude you 0:47:28.120 --> 0:47:28.960 from being an idiot. 0:47:29.500 --> 0:47:32.779 I think that's what Canadians have learned. My lesson is 0:47:32.820 --> 0:47:39.000 don't give an American a Sharpie. It goes right to 0:47:39.060 --> 0:47:39.540 our head. 0:47:40.860 --> 0:47:42.000 Well, thank you, Fayez. 0:47:42.380 --> 0:47:45.489 It says permanent on it. It does say permanent. It does. 0:47:45.969 --> 0:47:48.170 So we hope to see you again soon, Fayez. In 0:47:48.190 --> 0:47:49.610 the meantime, have a great weekend. 0:47:49.630 --> 0:47:51.669 You too, guys. All right. 0:47:51.710 --> 0:47:52.370 We'll see you soon. 0:47:53.190 --> 0:47:55.650 Faya's car. Put your hands together. Yay. 0:47:55.730 --> 0:47:57.640 Can't let him go without hearing his clap. 0:47:58.040 --> 0:47:58.259 All right. 0:47:58.280 --> 0:47:59.899 We're going to take a quick break. When we come back, 0:47:59.920 --> 0:48:02.620 we're going to stay on the food news kind of thing. 0:48:03.000 --> 0:48:04.840 I need you guys during the break to think of 0:48:04.930 --> 0:48:07.950 the worst food collaboration you could ever come up with. 0:48:08.510 --> 0:48:08.900 Got it. 0:48:09.030 --> 0:48:09.310 Done. 0:48:09.550 --> 0:48:11.690 That's your homework. We'll talk about it next. So keep 0:48:11.730 --> 0:48:13.690 it here on the Jim Colbert Show on Real Radio 104.1. 0:48:13.670 --> 0:48:14.850 Thanks for joining us. 0:48:14.850 --> 0:48:16.549 For Primetime Kitchen, brought to you by our friends over 0:48:16.570 --> 0:48:18.690 at Tools Ace Hardware. Look, guys, when you're dialing in 0:48:18.710 --> 0:48:21.609 your backyard for those special days, Tools has you covered 0:48:21.630 --> 0:48:24.070 with the best grills out there, Weber, Traeger, and, of course, 0:48:24.110 --> 0:48:26.390 Big Green Egg. 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And 0:49:04.650 --> 0:49:06.570 here's a little trivia for you. Okay. 0:49:06.630 --> 0:49:10.520 He was an English soccer player prior to his music career. 0:49:14.219 --> 0:49:15.299 I remembered. 0:49:16.090 --> 0:49:17.490 Okay, so how. 0:49:18.810 --> 0:49:22.140 The trivia was that... he was an english soccer player. 0:49:21.920 --> 0:49:24.920 Yeah and apparently he's obsessed with two things in his 0:49:25.020 --> 0:49:28.700 older age football soccer yeah and the other one do 0:49:28.719 --> 0:49:33.590 you know cars model trains oh apparently what led to 0:49:33.640 --> 0:49:35.200 one of his last divorces. 0:49:35.180 --> 0:49:38.310 Oh he reminds me of my brother let's see what 0:49:38.410 --> 0:49:42.560 t-bag has to say I remembered. Okay. 0:49:42.719 --> 0:49:45.860 Okay, so how is it this week? 0:49:45.920 --> 0:49:50.970 We have lost so many great icons in the world. 0:49:50.989 --> 0:49:51.410 Yeah. 0:49:51.489 --> 0:49:58.910 Dolly Parton, Tim Curry, Peter Cullen, Bonnie Rae is in there, 0:49:59.050 --> 0:50:00.790 and a bunch of other people. 0:50:01.030 --> 0:50:03.930 What are we doing, bud? How is Mick Jagger alive? 0:50:04.710 --> 0:50:05.790 Oh, he made a deal with the devil. 0:50:07.390 --> 0:50:09.610 Good afternoon, Colbert Carew. 0:50:09.730 --> 0:50:11.069 Okay, Ross, you're going to have to put the Northern 0:50:11.090 --> 0:50:14.160 Lights on your bucket list. And no, not the weed train. 0:50:14.580 --> 0:50:16.100 I've actually been up to Canada when I was 14. 0:50:16.100 --> 0:50:18.420 Got to go sailing with my aunt and uncle in 0:50:18.440 --> 0:50:20.140 the North Channel for almost two months. 0:50:20.200 --> 0:50:21.160 It was amazing. 0:50:21.180 --> 0:50:23.799 And seeing the Northern Lights was unreal. 0:50:24.200 --> 0:50:26.020 But speaking of Canada, hey, Deb. 0:50:26.219 --> 0:50:26.480 Yes? 0:50:26.600 --> 0:50:28.960 How do you get a Canadian to apologize to you? 0:50:29.420 --> 0:50:31.530 I don't know, eh? Well, you just step on their foot. 0:50:32.180 --> 0:50:38.400 Big T out. Ha ha ha! A little delay there. 0:50:38.420 --> 0:50:40.280 Should not have taken me that long. 0:50:40.360 --> 0:50:44.350 It took me that long as well. Usually it's a 0:50:44.410 --> 0:50:47.110 play on words, but it's really just a shot at 0:50:47.150 --> 0:50:47.870 an attribute. 0:50:48.650 --> 0:50:49.649 I know, it is. 0:50:50.489 --> 0:50:51.110 That's okay. 0:50:52.070 --> 0:50:54.109 Canadians know they're nice and they're going to stay that way. 0:50:54.550 --> 0:50:57.459 Welcome back to the Jim Colbert Show, Real Radio 104.1. 0:50:57.460 --> 0:50:59.520 Hope you're having a fabulous Friday. 0:50:59.840 --> 0:51:00.480 Woo-hoo! 0:51:00.580 --> 0:51:03.460 Almost time to say sayonara to the office if you 0:51:03.520 --> 0:51:05.919 are heading out the... door in the next couple of minutes, 0:51:05.940 --> 0:51:08.280 just be aware we do have some really stormy weather 0:51:08.300 --> 0:51:11.140 getting ready to move into the central Florida area, basically 0:51:11.219 --> 0:51:14.830 draping right across I-4 as convenient as that is, along 0:51:14.870 --> 0:51:16.830 with an airport weather warning. So if you're going to 0:51:16.850 --> 0:51:18.810 be taking a flight or you're picking someone up from 0:51:18.850 --> 0:51:23.250 the airport, definitely check that flight status before you try 0:51:23.290 --> 0:51:26.509 and make that drive. So before the break, guys, I 0:51:26.550 --> 0:51:28.720 had asked you to do a little bit of homework. 0:51:29.300 --> 0:51:29.520 Yeah. 0:51:30.500 --> 0:51:34.080 To come up with the worst food collaboration you could 0:51:34.100 --> 0:51:37.200 think of. So do you have any idea what I'm 0:51:37.239 --> 0:51:37.799 talking about? 0:51:39.360 --> 0:51:41.820 When you're mixing two well-known items? Yes. 0:51:42.280 --> 0:51:45.430 So think of like a snack food and a fast food. 0:51:45.550 --> 0:51:47.489 That's the angle that we're going at here. 0:51:48.100 --> 0:51:52.799 Snack food, fast food. Like Doritos on a chicken sandwich. Oh, 0:51:52.820 --> 0:51:56.080 that's not bad. No, that works. Yeah, I know. But that's... 0:51:56.120 --> 0:51:58.120 That's kind of the idea. That's kind of the idea. 0:51:58.140 --> 0:52:00.000 But you want the bad version of that. 0:52:00.060 --> 0:52:03.219 Just what you just could not ever imagine ever in 0:52:03.260 --> 0:52:04.490 a million years working. 0:52:04.630 --> 0:52:05.470 Chocolate ketchup. 0:52:06.390 --> 0:52:07.489 You got one of them right. 0:52:07.989 --> 0:52:12.090 Whoa. You got one of them right. Ketchup. Ranch. 0:52:12.750 --> 0:52:13.250 Ranch. 0:52:13.650 --> 0:52:18.180 Chocolate ranch. Little black and white. How about.... 0:52:19.989 --> 0:52:27.630 A collaboration between America's favorite cookie, Oreo, and a fast. 0:52:27.350 --> 0:52:31.380 Food chicken chain. Kentucky Fried Chicken. You nailed it. Yeah. 0:52:32.010 --> 0:52:34.640 Chicken flavored Oreos? Fried chicken Oreos? 0:52:34.719 --> 0:52:38.750 Well, they did come out with a cookie first. It's 0:52:38.810 --> 0:52:41.890 only available in China. We can all thank our lucky stars. 0:52:42.170 --> 0:52:44.609 Well, no, now I want to be Chinese. 0:52:44.670 --> 0:52:48.770 Well, it features KFC branded chocolate cookies sandwiched between a 0:52:49.030 --> 0:52:50.450 chicken flavored cream. 0:52:51.070 --> 0:52:53.930 I'm out. I'm back to being American. 0:52:54.290 --> 0:52:55.310 And then today. 0:52:55.330 --> 0:52:55.400 Yes. 0:52:56.510 --> 0:53:01.070 KFC locations in China debuted the Oreo flavored chicken sandwich. 0:53:01.110 --> 0:53:02.940 Would you like to hear what that comes with? 0:53:03.260 --> 0:53:03.480 Sure. 0:53:04.260 --> 0:53:07.770 KFC always does the out-of-the-box stuff. They had the fire 0:53:07.810 --> 0:53:09.750 log that smelled like fried chicken. 0:53:09.830 --> 0:53:11.930 They had the bath bomb that made you smell like 0:53:11.950 --> 0:53:13.870 the 28 herbs and spices. 0:53:14.030 --> 0:53:19.450 And what I'm finding out is apparently, especially the Chinese KFCs. Well, 0:53:19.469 --> 0:53:20.210 they're Burger King. 0:53:20.230 --> 0:53:22.890 Remember, like, years ago, they had, like, the black buns 0:53:22.930 --> 0:53:26.710 with the volcanic ash in there and all kinds of craziness? Well, 0:53:26.910 --> 0:53:31.590 China's like, hold my KFC. The Oreo-flavored chicken sandwich starts 0:53:31.610 --> 0:53:33.790 with a breaded chicken thigh and lettuce. 0:53:34.980 --> 0:53:35.520 Okay. 0:53:36.280 --> 0:53:39.260 Now, instead of the chain's typical bread, this sandwich comes 0:53:39.380 --> 0:53:41.220 with Oreo flavored buns. 0:53:41.760 --> 0:53:44.969 Okay. I'm interested. I think I want to try it. 0:53:45.110 --> 0:53:49.350 That are tinted black and stamped with an image of 0:53:49.430 --> 0:53:50.010 the cookie. 0:53:50.489 --> 0:53:50.770 Okay. 0:53:51.489 --> 0:53:55.529 Inside the chicken sandwich, KFC is adding a layer of 0:53:55.650 --> 0:53:59.890 mashed potatoes coated in crushed Oreo pieces. 0:54:00.290 --> 0:54:03.029 I don't hate this. I mean, I got to get 0:54:03.050 --> 0:54:07.210 a couple of beers and a couple of like, let's go. 0:54:07.310 --> 0:54:09.130 Then I'll take a bite, you know, like I got 0:54:09.150 --> 0:54:11.060 to get myself hyped up a little bit. I mean, 0:54:11.100 --> 0:54:13.940 it goes without saying it has to be your cheat day. Well, 0:54:14.200 --> 0:54:20.190 I mean. Actually, only 200 calories. No, it's obviously 4,000. 0:54:20.170 --> 0:54:22.430 I don't know what it is, but it's a lot. 0:54:22.810 --> 0:54:25.070 I mean, I know like the savory and the sweet 0:54:25.130 --> 0:54:26.710 really works together, right? 0:54:26.830 --> 0:54:28.049 Generally savory and sweet. 0:54:28.090 --> 0:54:30.610 And obviously this has to go through some test kitchens 0:54:30.670 --> 0:54:32.510 before they're going to put it out to the market. 0:54:32.530 --> 0:54:35.839 And you're no longer a sweet girl, right? You're not 0:54:35.860 --> 0:54:37.759 a sweet lady. You don't like desserts. 0:54:38.060 --> 0:54:41.440 No, not as much. No, definitely not. Definitely more on 0:54:41.460 --> 0:54:44.379 the savory end. So this, I think I would, would 0:54:44.400 --> 0:54:46.200 you try the sandwich over the cookie? 0:54:46.800 --> 0:54:47.939 No, I would try the cookie first. 0:54:47.980 --> 0:54:50.880 You'd try the cookie, even though it's got the chicken-flavored. 0:54:51.340 --> 0:54:52.819 Yeah, I'm down with that. I get that. 0:54:53.060 --> 0:54:53.739 Jack, how about you? 0:54:53.780 --> 0:54:56.040 Would you do the cookie or the sandwich first? I 0:54:56.060 --> 0:54:57.100 think the sandwich. And why does that sound dirty? 0:54:57.400 --> 0:54:58.320 You'd do the sandwich? 0:54:58.360 --> 0:54:58.540 Yeah. 0:54:58.739 --> 0:55:00.600 Yeah, I think I would do the sandwich as well. 0:55:01.450 --> 0:55:03.609 But I don't think I could eat the whole sandwich. 0:55:03.650 --> 0:55:05.609 I'd have to just cut off a little edge there. 0:55:05.630 --> 0:55:08.040 I'd try anything, but... I mean, I try a lot 0:55:08.060 --> 0:55:11.950 of stuff. I wouldn't try anything. But I won't do that. 0:55:12.110 --> 0:55:15.770 Meatloaf reference. Come on, guys. Come on, absolutely. I know. 0:55:16.390 --> 0:55:19.990 By the way, a lot of people texting us at 0:55:19.989 --> 0:55:23.200 77031 saying that Oreo has a chicken and waffle flavor 0:55:23.300 --> 0:55:24.880 in grocery stores right now. 0:55:24.900 --> 0:55:27.020 Yeah, I'm about it. I can do that. I can 0:55:27.040 --> 0:55:28.339 dance on that dance floor. 0:55:29.430 --> 0:55:33.400 We have a couple unique Oreo flavors out here because someone– 0:55:33.600 --> 0:55:36.620 Angel and the Monsters has a connection. Angel also has 0:55:37.400 --> 0:55:39.000 an obsession with Oreos. 0:55:39.040 --> 0:55:39.899 Okay, I've heard that. 0:55:40.040 --> 0:55:42.480 And so because of that, and it's kind of the 0:55:42.500 --> 0:55:45.100 nature of this job, when you talk about something that 0:55:45.219 --> 0:55:48.680 you have an affinity for, people who can or have 0:55:48.719 --> 0:55:53.509 those connections will feed that vice. And whenever there's a 0:55:53.670 --> 0:55:56.710 unique flavor for Oreos– They end up here at the 0:55:56.750 --> 0:55:59.750 radio station, so we all get to try it. And legit, 0:55:59.890 --> 0:56:02.230 over the last, I don't know, eight years, I think 0:56:02.310 --> 0:56:05.890 I've tried upwards to 50 different types of Oreos. 0:56:06.350 --> 0:56:06.770 Really? 0:56:06.830 --> 0:56:09.569 They leaned into this thing. I mean, it used to 0:56:09.590 --> 0:56:11.670 be Oreos regular or double stuffed. 0:56:11.820 --> 0:56:12.410 That was it. 0:56:12.700 --> 0:56:14.560 When they caught on to this flavor thing, I mean, 0:56:14.580 --> 0:56:16.660 we just tried apple pie a la mode Oreos. 0:56:16.860 --> 0:56:18.980 Okay, so how are they? They're great. 0:56:19.020 --> 0:56:19.460 They're good. 0:56:19.480 --> 0:56:20.379 They taste like apple pie. 0:56:20.620 --> 0:56:21.819 Okay, so you're like, oh, they're all right. 0:56:21.880 --> 0:56:24.060 And then the other one was Toffee Crunch, which was 0:56:24.120 --> 0:56:26.450 also like a... I gave them both sixes. 0:56:26.469 --> 0:56:26.790 Yeah. 0:56:26.810 --> 0:56:27.690 A couple of sixes. 0:56:27.710 --> 0:56:28.049 I agree. 0:56:28.090 --> 0:56:30.430 All right, that's good. But this is the problem with 0:56:30.469 --> 0:56:31.660 having Angel as a friend. 0:56:31.680 --> 0:56:32.259 Yeah. 0:56:32.730 --> 0:56:36.549 I eat too many cookies. And you could tell Angel 0:56:36.590 --> 0:56:40.469 was just in a room because there's so many cookies. 0:56:40.590 --> 0:56:42.590 And I eat all these different ones. We had an 0:56:42.890 --> 0:56:45.109 Astro Glide one, Pop one. 0:56:45.170 --> 0:56:45.570 Sorry. 0:56:45.730 --> 0:56:48.680 Whoa, whoa, whoa. Yeah, no. You know what I meant? 0:56:48.860 --> 0:56:51.739 Astro Pop. We have an Astro Pop Oreo, not an 0:56:51.820 --> 0:56:54.620 Astro Pop Oreo. That's a whole different kind of pop. 0:56:54.700 --> 0:56:57.060 I mean, it's edible for a reason, but. 0:56:58.560 --> 0:57:00.040 You don't want to just drink it. 0:57:00.120 --> 0:57:00.759 Nasty. 0:57:01.080 --> 0:57:03.739 Or the Astro Glide of Oreo. It would be tough 0:57:03.760 --> 0:57:07.529 to have the cookies actually stay on the cream. Or 0:57:07.550 --> 0:57:12.130 the cream to stay on the cookies. Not, yeah. Okay. 0:57:12.150 --> 0:57:13.570 Before this devolves any further. 0:57:13.630 --> 0:57:16.710 So from the I'm not really sure where that collab 0:57:16.750 --> 0:57:19.250 came from to this, this is really good news in 0:57:19.270 --> 0:57:21.770 the food world. And it makes me wonder why it 0:57:21.810 --> 0:57:24.620 literally almost took an act of Congress for food companies 0:57:24.660 --> 0:57:25.120 to listen. 0:57:25.140 --> 0:57:27.980 But anyway. Is lettuce finally putting it back together? 0:57:28.000 --> 0:57:31.540 Well, it depends on where you read. By the way, 0:57:31.600 --> 0:57:34.060 I took my chances today with a Greek protein bowl. 0:57:34.080 --> 0:57:36.000 Thank God it was all kale and everything. But I'll 0:57:36.020 --> 0:57:36.919 let you know next week. 0:57:37.560 --> 0:57:38.460 General Mills. 0:57:38.700 --> 0:57:41.160 That's a tonight thing. Yeah, or actually a couple of 0:57:41.200 --> 0:57:41.620 weeks away. 0:57:42.440 --> 0:57:46.050 So General Mills is removing artificial colors from all of 0:57:46.130 --> 0:57:46.890 its cereals. 0:57:47.070 --> 0:57:48.990 Yay! 0:57:49.410 --> 0:57:52.210 So the company says brands like Lucky Charms and Trix 0:57:52.330 --> 0:57:57.370 are now available without... Synthetic color additives. General Mills also 0:57:57.410 --> 0:58:02.070 said that 90% of its U.S. products have transitioned away 0:58:02.160 --> 0:58:07.400 from artificial colors, and it remains on track to complete 0:58:07.440 --> 0:58:10.820 the removal of artificial colors from all of its U.S. 0:58:10.900 --> 0:58:13.600 retail products by the end of 2027. They're saying they're 0:58:13.680 --> 0:58:18.950 using berries and turmeric, spices, natural flavors to get those 0:58:19.010 --> 0:58:21.590 colors instead of doing the red dye number 40 and 0:58:21.630 --> 0:58:22.230 everything else. 0:58:22.450 --> 0:58:22.650 Right. 0:58:22.930 --> 0:58:24.710 Yeah, so that's really good news. 0:58:26.150 --> 0:58:30.430 But the spices are also adding flavor. 0:58:30.770 --> 0:58:32.680 That's where I'm a little like it's going to be 0:58:32.800 --> 0:58:36.260 interesting to see where they may use turmeric because, like 0:58:36.280 --> 0:58:40.680 you said, that makes its presence known. 0:58:40.980 --> 0:58:43.180 But it's also good for you, right? It's so good 0:58:43.240 --> 0:58:46.750 for you. Anti-inflammatory. Oh, yeah, so good for you. Absolutely. Yeah, 0:58:46.770 --> 0:58:48.750 but it tastes like the inside of my stomach. 0:58:48.970 --> 0:58:49.050 Yeah. 0:58:49.840 --> 0:58:50.000 Ew. 0:58:50.320 --> 0:58:51.760 I know. That's what I'm saying. 0:58:51.780 --> 0:58:51.840 Ew. 0:58:51.940 --> 0:58:54.400 I don't know. Turmeric is a little weird for me. 0:58:54.720 --> 0:58:56.780 It can be, depending on how you like. In some drinks, 0:58:56.820 --> 0:58:57.860 you're like, yeah, no. 0:58:58.080 --> 0:59:00.870 It tastes like the color yellow. I don't know how 0:59:00.890 --> 0:59:02.970 else to put it. Wouldn't that be lemon? 0:59:03.530 --> 0:59:04.090 No. 0:59:04.310 --> 0:59:04.690 Urine. 0:59:05.670 --> 0:59:05.830 Oh. 0:59:06.750 --> 0:59:13.300 Lemon tastes kind of like angry glitter. If you squint, 0:59:13.360 --> 0:59:15.340 you can see where I'm getting. No, absolutely. 0:59:15.480 --> 0:59:19.110 I really appreciate your take on that, actually. 0:59:19.450 --> 0:59:20.860 That's really interesting. 0:59:20.880 --> 0:59:22.870 It's pretty accurate. I think people are getting it. 0:59:23.720 --> 0:59:27.000 But I think for parents who are worried about, you know, 0:59:27.020 --> 0:59:28.480 it's bad enough. You don't want to have to give 0:59:28.520 --> 0:59:31.180 your kids sugary cereals. At least if they're eating something 0:59:31.220 --> 0:59:33.200 like Lucky Charms, you know, they're also not getting the 0:59:33.240 --> 0:59:34.120 artificial dyes. 0:59:34.490 --> 0:59:37.150 Dude, man, I got to get better with my kid 0:59:37.350 --> 0:59:40.530 on what he eats and what he consumes. 0:59:40.530 --> 0:59:40.630 100%. 0:59:40.630 --> 0:59:44.390 And you need to start that like yesterday because what... 0:59:45.030 --> 0:59:47.650 What you instill in him now is what he will 0:59:47.670 --> 0:59:49.680 be dealing with for the rest of his life and 0:59:49.720 --> 0:59:52.440 you as a parent until he moves out. But for 0:59:52.480 --> 0:59:55.860 the rest of his life, that is going to set 0:59:55.960 --> 0:59:59.920 the foundation for his eating habits. And if you're not 0:59:59.960 --> 1:00:03.370 providing fresh fruit now and all the good things that 1:00:03.470 --> 1:00:05.050 he can learn to like. 1:00:04.910 --> 1:00:05.630 At this age. 1:00:06.400 --> 1:00:08.600 Those are the choices he'll make moving forward. So if 1:00:08.640 --> 1:00:11.560 you're giving him crap now, those are the choices he'll 1:00:11.600 --> 1:00:12.880 make moving forward as well. 1:00:12.980 --> 1:00:15.060 I got good news and bad news there for you, 1:00:15.560 --> 1:00:17.980 Papa Jack. Yeah, what do you got? The good news 1:00:18.060 --> 1:00:20.140 is that he eats all the fruits. He eats all 1:00:20.160 --> 1:00:23.020 the vegetables. Okay, good. The bad news is that he 1:00:23.060 --> 1:00:24.880 also eats whatever I leave out. 1:00:25.800 --> 1:00:26.120 Oh! 1:00:26.490 --> 1:00:30.570 Sometimes that's just like... You know, like a deep fried 1:00:30.630 --> 1:00:35.190 chicken sandwich or something. Or like a week ago, I 1:00:35.230 --> 1:00:37.990 left out like, I don't know, 20% left of Starbucks. 1:00:38.170 --> 1:00:39.350 My man was zooming. 1:00:41.150 --> 1:00:44.320 I'm not going to say you're a bad dad. I'm 1:00:44.340 --> 1:00:45.780 just going to say you're a bad human being. 1:00:46.440 --> 1:00:50.340 Jack! But he said I'm not a bad dad. We'll 1:00:50.360 --> 1:00:52.880 take that win. Are you guys ready to do Whiskey 1:00:52.920 --> 1:00:54.380 of the Week? It was just like a couple of 1:00:54.440 --> 1:00:57.140 drops of coffee. I just want to clarify. It wasn't 20%. 1:00:57.140 --> 1:01:01.700 All right? It wasn't a day old or anything. 1:01:02.340 --> 1:01:04.160 You guys ready to do Whiskey of the Week? 1:01:04.240 --> 1:01:04.740 Sure. 1:01:04.940 --> 1:01:05.240 All right. 1:01:05.280 --> 1:01:07.440 Well, we're going to do that next. So tune in. 1:01:07.460 --> 1:01:09.100 You're going to want to keep it here, actually, and 1:01:09.500 --> 1:01:11.860 see if these guys can make it through the next segment. 1:01:12.260 --> 1:01:15.920 How much left of your whiskey do you have? Did 1:01:15.940 --> 1:01:20.120 you hear that first noise you made? I did. I 1:01:20.200 --> 1:01:21.590 don't know. Sometimes why? 1:01:22.230 --> 1:01:24.790 So keep it here on Real Radio 104.1. We'll do 1:01:24.870 --> 1:01:25.510 that next. 1:01:27.610 --> 1:01:32.209 I think I would grind the Oreo cookies up, use 1:01:32.390 --> 1:01:35.270 them as the breading for the chicken. 1:01:35.630 --> 1:01:38.800 Oh, okay. That way, no matter what, nobody knows if 1:01:38.880 --> 1:01:39.480 it's burned. 1:01:41.820 --> 1:01:42.200 Genius. 1:01:42.500 --> 1:01:42.700 Solid. 1:01:42.720 --> 1:01:45.810 So you know what to do. Grind up the Oreo cookies. 1:01:45.970 --> 1:01:46.169 Right. 1:01:46.510 --> 1:01:49.290 Use them as breading for the chicken. Spend the rest 1:01:49.330 --> 1:01:54.610 of your day explaining to the customers, no, that ain't burnt. Okay. 1:01:54.670 --> 1:01:59.810 So I totally misunderstood the assignment. My brain went immediately 1:01:59.950 --> 1:02:05.670 to kimchi-flavored eggnog. Those are both things I love but 1:02:05.690 --> 1:02:07.720 would never eat them at the same sitting place. 1:02:10.520 --> 1:02:13.820 Well, today I learned that Rod Stewart was probably an 1:02:14.160 --> 1:02:18.620 undiagnosed autist for his entire life due to his obsession 1:02:18.660 --> 1:02:22.440 with model trains. Anyone I know that's ever been diagnosed 1:02:22.500 --> 1:02:28.920 with autism is always, always fascinated and addicted to model trains. 1:02:30.240 --> 1:02:34.880 And flushing toilets for some reason. Oh, no. Is that 1:02:34.900 --> 1:02:39.550 going in circles? Man, I've always wanted a train. 1:02:40.540 --> 1:02:43.000 Model train set, and I always thought in my future 1:02:43.140 --> 1:02:44.900 I would have that little train village. 1:02:45.180 --> 1:02:50.950 Yeah, but the stigma. Not at all. I didn't know 1:02:50.990 --> 1:02:54.710 it had any links with autism. It's a stereotype and 1:02:54.790 --> 1:03:00.150 a very broad generalization, and only a Sith speaks in absolutes, 1:03:00.230 --> 1:03:05.430 but yes, that stereotype exists. Someone accused me of being autistic. Really? 1:03:05.470 --> 1:03:07.210 They think I'm like level one autistic. 1:03:07.630 --> 1:03:12.090 I've been told I'm like... probably on the spectrum with 1:03:12.130 --> 1:03:13.070 the OCD thing. 1:03:13.110 --> 1:03:14.010 Do you think we might? 1:03:14.270 --> 1:03:17.230 Well, I guess everyone's on the spectrum and that's why 1:03:17.250 --> 1:03:17.950 it's a spectrum. 1:03:18.070 --> 1:03:20.470 You know, it goes from, you know, one. Yeah. 1:03:20.530 --> 1:03:23.080 I mean, but we were like, uh, dude, Jim only 1:03:23.100 --> 1:03:28.040 calls me an idiot. I mean, I do think we're 1:03:28.100 --> 1:03:31.520 like a gen X first generation. That might be the 1:03:31.620 --> 1:03:35.220 ones having microplastics showing up in our systems. Boomers didn't 1:03:35.260 --> 1:03:37.610 have that much access to plastic in their lives. 1:03:37.690 --> 1:03:40.140 And, We have no idea how that's affecting us. 1:03:40.360 --> 1:03:42.260 They did get the lead exposure, though. 1:03:42.320 --> 1:03:45.360 They did. They did, absolutely. And asbestos as well. 1:03:45.380 --> 1:03:49.300 Isn't it fun? Every generation has their own toxic little plague. 1:03:49.320 --> 1:03:54.050 What's your toxic problem? Exactly. Plastic. 1:03:54.730 --> 1:03:59.750 Welcome back to the Jim Colbert Show on Real Radio 104.1. Again, 1:03:59.790 --> 1:04:02.110 we do have some really nasty weather. Can you guys 1:04:02.150 --> 1:04:04.310 hear it raining sideways against the windows out here? 1:04:04.330 --> 1:04:05.750 Let me turn off the music. 1:04:08.440 --> 1:04:08.959 Thank you, Ross. 1:04:09.020 --> 1:04:11.360 It sounds like a leak. It does, doesn't it? Yeah, 1:04:11.380 --> 1:04:17.710 from the sky. With a chipped tooth. It's his dentures, y'all. 1:04:17.910 --> 1:04:19.070 It's his dentures, y'all. 1:04:19.850 --> 1:04:21.890 Real quick, I hope you guys have your tickets for 1:04:21.990 --> 1:04:26.459 tomorrow night. We've got 14 sketches happening at the Mount 1:04:26.480 --> 1:04:29.760 Dora Music Hall, courtesy of Ross and Joel, putting on 1:04:30.260 --> 1:04:32.840 the best sketches from their two friend shows. If you 1:04:32.900 --> 1:04:35.630 haven't had the opportunity yet, To see these guys do 1:04:35.650 --> 1:04:37.520 this kind of sketch comedy, it is... I'm going to 1:04:37.580 --> 1:04:40.160 apologize right now because you're going. 1:04:40.080 --> 1:04:42.760 To hear me laugh. Yeah, oh, that's good. You have 1:04:42.780 --> 1:04:45.000 a great laugh. I have a very loud laugh. I 1:04:45.060 --> 1:04:49.690 remember when I first, like, we hit, boom, 1.0, rough draft. 1:04:49.750 --> 1:04:52.310 And I went, we basically wrote a show for Deb. 1:04:54.270 --> 1:04:58.830 It's so perfect for Deb. It's immature, but this is 1:04:58.890 --> 1:05:01.730 the one thing I'll always say about good comedy and my, 1:05:02.070 --> 1:05:05.110 I don't know, dumb comedy, I think, in general. You 1:05:05.150 --> 1:05:11.890 can do dumb comedy wrong. With intelligence. Yeah, absolutely. You 1:05:12.110 --> 1:05:15.350 can do smart comedy poorly, and you can also do 1:05:15.430 --> 1:05:20.170 dumb comedy correctly. And I know, I'm confident, we do comedy, 1:05:20.550 --> 1:05:23.610 dumb comedy, correctly tomorrow night in Mount Tora. 1:05:23.690 --> 1:05:25.640 And if you have not had the chance to see it, 1:05:25.670 --> 1:05:31.540 you can still get your tickets, realradio.fm slash comedy or rosscomedy.com. 1:05:31.660 --> 1:05:33.560 Yeah, I'll be there. I'll be there as well. 1:05:34.140 --> 1:05:36.390 So I hope we're going to see you there as well, 1:05:36.930 --> 1:05:39.390 where we can have a libation or two to prepare 1:05:39.450 --> 1:05:43.550 for 14 sketches. Speaking of a libation or two, let's 1:05:43.590 --> 1:05:44.750 do Whiskey of the Week. 1:05:45.170 --> 1:05:51.650 Forward slash distillery and blending house present Whiskey of the Week. 1:05:52.050 --> 1:05:57.270 On the Jim Colbert Show. Gentlemen. That drumbeat means only 1:05:57.350 --> 1:06:00.470 one thing. You're out. Time for Whiskey of the Week. 1:06:03.130 --> 1:06:05.490 Holton Capon special release. 1:06:05.510 --> 1:06:12.520 13-year-old rye whiskey aged in Marion Berry's house. 1:06:13.220 --> 1:06:14.940 Every time you guys make a mistake, you have to 1:06:14.980 --> 1:06:17.220 take a sip. Jack, take a sip. Ross, take a sip. 1:06:17.340 --> 1:06:20.030 What was the mistake? No, I heard it, too. You 1:06:20.070 --> 1:06:20.350 heard it. 1:06:20.390 --> 1:06:21.190 Yeah, you heard it. 1:06:21.410 --> 1:06:27.310 We're not killing it with our R's right now, Jack. Rye. Rye. 1:06:27.330 --> 1:06:31.890 13-year-old rye whiskey. Back to one. Jack, here we go. 1:06:31.970 --> 1:06:36.140 Holton Capon special release. The 13-year-old rye whiskey aged in 1:06:36.180 --> 1:06:40.240 Mary and Barry mead barrels. How about that? It's got 1:06:40.300 --> 1:06:45.280 two flavors, and this is... What do you think? This 1:06:45.360 --> 1:06:51.030 is strong as hell, man. This is rocket fuel. I 1:06:51.110 --> 1:06:53.169 don't need to read the piece of paper to let 1:06:53.210 --> 1:06:54.880 you know. If you want to go ahead and kiss 1:06:54.930 --> 1:06:59.720 the moon, you get this mead rye whiskey. Do you 1:06:59.740 --> 1:07:02.320 taste the honey notes from being in a mead barrel? 1:07:02.500 --> 1:07:02.720 Yes. 1:07:03.140 --> 1:07:06.020 You definitely can. Even I can taste that. That flavor 1:07:06.080 --> 1:07:08.320 is there. But now here's the deal. So you got 1:07:08.340 --> 1:07:10.780 to pump the brakes on this because this whiskey sold 1:07:10.890 --> 1:07:11.730 out in two days. 1:07:11.930 --> 1:07:12.250 Whoa. 1:07:12.390 --> 1:07:14.910 It was bottled exclusively for steelbacks. 1:07:15.810 --> 1:07:18.610 Not only is it extremely old age or a rye whiskey, 1:07:19.070 --> 1:07:21.930 but the unique finishing in the barrel put this one 1:07:22.070 --> 1:07:24.730 over the top. However, they're going to make more. So 1:07:24.870 --> 1:07:28.710 about the barrel, I had no idea that there was 1:07:28.750 --> 1:07:30.790 a meadery on Mills Avenue. 1:07:30.990 --> 1:07:31.350 Oh, yeah. 1:07:31.390 --> 1:07:33.550 Did you know that? And how about this? I know 1:07:33.630 --> 1:07:38.450 about this meadery. World-renowned mead coming out of, I'm going 1:07:38.470 --> 1:07:41.050 to try, I believe it's pronounced Zimerium. 1:07:41.240 --> 1:07:44.180 Zimerium Meadery on Mills Ave. It's one of the most 1:07:44.280 --> 1:07:46.940 prolific and awarded meaderies in the world. 1:07:47.100 --> 1:07:49.800 Wow, that's quite a feather in our Central Florida cap. 1:07:50.020 --> 1:07:53.000 I had no idea Joe and Ginger Lee create not 1:07:53.120 --> 1:07:56.940 only a sophisticated and inviting atmosphere in their tasting room, 1:07:56.960 --> 1:08:01.590 they also produce some incredible unique needs, focusing on quality 1:08:01.710 --> 1:08:06.150 over quantity, creative expressions, and are heavily focused on on 1:08:06.290 --> 1:08:08.130 bee conservation as well. 1:08:08.210 --> 1:08:09.970 Yay! How about that? 1:08:09.990 --> 1:08:10.820 That is awesome. 1:08:10.860 --> 1:08:13.240 So the barrel age in. 1:08:14.140 --> 1:08:16.640 You're trying to do this so carefully, Jack. I got 1:08:16.660 --> 1:08:17.800 to give you credit for that. 1:08:18.300 --> 1:08:21.719 Mary and Barry Mead, and when they're finished with it, 1:08:21.890 --> 1:08:25.690 they age their rye in it. So forward slash, got 1:08:25.729 --> 1:08:28.940 the barrel... and they're aging their rye in it. So 1:08:29.100 --> 1:08:32.840 they're doing a different mead barrel-finished bourbon. That'll be coming 1:08:32.900 --> 1:08:36.100 out in November, also in partnership with Zmarium. 1:08:36.490 --> 1:08:36.750 Wow. 1:08:36.870 --> 1:08:41.070 And you know, another reason to support forward slash distillery 1:08:41.090 --> 1:08:43.729 and blending house... is because not only is that a 1:08:43.770 --> 1:08:47.040 local company, but they honor the local history, right? Their 1:08:47.080 --> 1:08:50.620 Holton Capon is named after the roads of some of 1:08:50.640 --> 1:08:51.880 the founders of Winter Park. 1:08:52.080 --> 1:08:56.050 And also, those are the roads where Forward Slash is. 1:08:56.310 --> 1:08:57.150 Where they're located. 1:08:57.170 --> 1:08:57.630 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:08:57.750 --> 1:09:00.090 It's really cool. And to have them support a local media... 1:09:00.560 --> 1:09:03.309 That meadery hasn't been open that long, though, has it? 1:09:03.340 --> 1:09:04.820 I think I remember when they moved in. 1:09:05.300 --> 1:09:08.460 I would say maybe five years. Six years could be longer. 1:09:08.540 --> 1:09:10.620 But I know the first time I heard about it 1:09:10.680 --> 1:09:12.720 was five years ago. I had no idea. 1:09:12.780 --> 1:09:15.710 Yeah, because I was like, wow, mead's coming back. 1:09:16.350 --> 1:09:18.809 Well, in some ways, mead never left. 1:09:18.930 --> 1:09:19.490 Oh, yeah. 1:09:19.510 --> 1:09:20.070 There you go. 1:09:20.090 --> 1:09:22.370 Because like you said, Ross, it's an ancient drink. 1:09:22.610 --> 1:09:25.599 It is ancient. I said it earlier, and I double-checked 1:09:25.640 --> 1:09:27.240 it as soon as I said it because I was like, 1:09:27.720 --> 1:09:30.720 was that factually correct? And it is. It's older than 1:09:30.780 --> 1:09:36.410 the wheel. That's how long mead has been around. The 1:09:36.410 --> 1:09:39.370 1.0 rough draft of a wheel that got modernized. Yeah, 1:09:39.410 --> 1:09:41.849 we've been drinking mead before that. Matter of fact, that's 1:09:41.890 --> 1:09:44.580 how they got that idea. It's like, I got an idea. 1:09:45.500 --> 1:09:48.219 Why don't it just go? It goes around. There you go, Jack. 1:09:48.240 --> 1:09:48.720 Go ahead. 1:09:49.060 --> 1:09:52.059 In honor of the mead and the what's the name? 1:09:52.120 --> 1:09:53.309 It's Holton Capon. 1:09:54.020 --> 1:09:58.050 Special release. Yeah. So this is sold out. They're 13 1:09:58.050 --> 1:09:59.830 year old rye whiskey. This one sold out. 1:09:59.890 --> 1:10:04.010 However, they're doing this again and they'll have a new, uh, 1:10:04.510 --> 1:10:06.849 one coming out in November and throw. 1:10:06.670 --> 1:10:08.799 This out here. I know it's sold out. Why are 1:10:08.810 --> 1:10:11.340 you guys talking about something that's sold out? Well, let 1:10:11.360 --> 1:10:14.360 me point to this segment as smoking gun evidence, why 1:10:14.400 --> 1:10:19.300 you need to get on board because these are small releases. 1:10:19.420 --> 1:10:24.200 The exclusivity, the exclusivity is such a fun thing. part 1:10:24.590 --> 1:10:28.150 of pursuing elite spirits and i'm here to tell you 1:10:28.189 --> 1:10:30.670 man if you are a central floridian listening to this 1:10:30.790 --> 1:10:34.729 we are lucky we are lucky to have someone two 1:10:34.790 --> 1:10:38.170 guys commit their life and choose orlando to become a 1:10:38.229 --> 1:10:41.560 blend house and forward slash so i know it's sold 1:10:41.650 --> 1:10:44.740 out but get on board it's it's the fun part 1:10:44.780 --> 1:10:48.780 about it there's only 100 bottles released only 200 bottles released. 1:10:48.500 --> 1:10:50.880 Not only that with it coming out in november it's 1:10:50.920 --> 1:10:52.840 going to be out just in time for a perfect 1:10:52.860 --> 1:10:53.740 holiday gift. 1:10:53.800 --> 1:10:56.040 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I am a huge fan of 1:10:56.120 --> 1:10:58.810 Forward Slash. I'll be, yeah, I am in love. 1:11:00.110 --> 1:11:04.930 Well, you can also go to their website, drinkforwardslash.com, or 1:11:04.990 --> 1:11:10.410 follow them on Instagram. Do both, at drinkforwardslash. It's great, 1:11:10.430 --> 1:11:13.089 a lot of fun. Great people, too. Great product. 1:11:13.150 --> 1:11:13.990 Really unique. 1:11:14.050 --> 1:11:16.140 Yeah, they're very passionate about their product. 1:11:16.180 --> 1:11:18.840 Yeah, but they're open tonight until 11. You want to 1:11:18.880 --> 1:11:19.740 go hang out, do it. 1:11:20.350 --> 1:11:22.770 Gross, let's go there. And if you go ahead, if 1:11:22.810 --> 1:11:25.670 you bring up, hey, I heard about you guys on JCS. Jack, 1:11:25.710 --> 1:11:27.910 what happens? Oh, they're going to give you a shot. 1:11:27.939 --> 1:11:31.979 That's right. For how much, though? I think it's free. 1:11:32.060 --> 1:11:34.260 It just got to mention the Jim Colbert show, and 1:11:34.280 --> 1:11:35.479 they'll give you a free shot. 1:11:35.520 --> 1:11:37.260 All you have to do is go to Holton Capon. 1:11:37.360 --> 1:11:40.780 Those are the roads. That's right. And then ask maybe for, like, hey, 1:11:40.840 --> 1:11:43.160 I heard about the Holton Capon. They're going to say, actually, 1:11:43.240 --> 1:11:45.740 it's sold out. But we can offer you something even better. 1:11:46.240 --> 1:11:49.200 Just as badass. And then that's what they do there 1:11:49.260 --> 1:11:52.860 at Forward Slash. Please, please, please, please support local businesses, 1:11:53.160 --> 1:11:56.030 especially cool ones. Forward Slash is both of those. 1:11:56.530 --> 1:11:58.010 And we're going to take a little break. When we 1:11:58.070 --> 1:12:00.790 come back, I know we're all getting ready for some football, right? 1:12:00.830 --> 1:12:03.769 For those who haven't heard, we are preempted tonight by 1:12:03.810 --> 1:12:06.570 the Bucs' final preseason game. So tonight's show will be 1:12:06.670 --> 1:12:07.889 ending at 630. 1:12:07.890 --> 1:12:08.170 What? 1:12:08.370 --> 1:12:10.970 Have you guys heard what's going on with the SEC 1:12:12.030 --> 1:12:13.340 and what a judge just ruled? 1:12:13.530 --> 1:12:14.110 What, six? 1:12:14.970 --> 1:12:17.860 It's I can't believe that this is something that has 1:12:18.020 --> 1:12:20.580 even been thought of. But we're going to talk about 1:12:20.620 --> 1:12:23.200 what a judge just told the SEC next. So keep 1:12:23.240 --> 1:12:24.640 it here on Real Radio 104.1. 1:12:24.640 --> 1:12:28.660 Ross, don't feel bad about the Starbucks, man. 1:12:28.680 --> 1:12:29.360 My 22 year old son. 1:12:31.600 --> 1:12:33.059 When he was about a year and a half old, 1:12:33.080 --> 1:12:35.360 he walked up and grabbed a can of Guinness off 1:12:35.400 --> 1:12:37.600 the table that I was drinking, which I thought I 1:12:37.640 --> 1:12:42.870 had finished because I'm a good Irishman. And he grabbed it, 1:12:43.220 --> 1:12:45.180 and I was like, oh, this will be a cute picture. 1:12:45.220 --> 1:12:47.060 We got out the camera to take a picture of 1:12:47.100 --> 1:12:50.160 him pretending like he was drinking it. Well, he wasn't 1:12:50.200 --> 1:12:52.840 pretending because there was still about a quarter of that 1:12:52.880 --> 1:12:54.500 can left, and he's fine. 1:12:54.520 --> 1:12:59.349 Hey, happy Friday, y'all. Happy Friday. 1:12:59.790 --> 1:13:01.750 I used to live down in the V.I. and guess 1:13:01.770 --> 1:13:06.750 who our governor was then? Mayor Marion Barry got arrested 1:13:06.850 --> 1:13:10.470 in Washington, D.C. for doing crack. Is there a connection 1:13:10.550 --> 1:13:15.189 with the whiskey and the Marion crack whiskey? 1:13:15.370 --> 1:13:18.390 I like it. I hope it sent you to the 1:13:18.430 --> 1:13:18.990 right place. 1:13:19.030 --> 1:13:21.610 You guys have a blessed day and enjoy your weekend. 1:13:21.650 --> 1:13:25.490 Great. I think this is Barry, not Barry. Oh, yeah. 1:13:26.030 --> 1:13:26.309 Hey, guys. 1:13:26.330 --> 1:13:29.170 I hope you guys are doing well. Jack, I support 1:13:29.210 --> 1:13:31.750 this all the way through, man. Get your choo-choo on. 1:13:31.830 --> 1:13:32.210 Come on. 1:13:32.650 --> 1:13:35.210 Be the train conductor or whatever, train captain, whatever they 1:13:35.250 --> 1:13:37.160 call them. Do it, bro. I love it. 1:13:37.340 --> 1:13:37.600 Thanks. 1:13:37.860 --> 1:13:38.160 Bye. 1:13:38.360 --> 1:13:40.860 I'll even make you many buildings for your train village. 1:13:41.280 --> 1:13:44.400 See, maybe you're level one autistic, too, with your love 1:13:44.439 --> 1:13:45.040 of miniatures. 1:13:45.160 --> 1:13:47.240 Oh, I'm definitely, dude. No questions. 1:13:47.550 --> 1:13:47.830 All right. 1:13:48.390 --> 1:13:52.370 Hey, welcome back to the Jim Colbert Show, Real Radio 104.1. 1:13:52.370 --> 1:13:54.610 Give yourself a lot of extra time out there. We've 1:13:54.630 --> 1:13:57.670 got some squirrely weather. It is raining sideways. Listen, we 1:13:57.689 --> 1:13:59.790 were going to cover the SEC story, but we're going 1:13:59.810 --> 1:14:01.550 to do that a little bit later because right now 1:14:01.590 --> 1:14:04.509 what we really want to do is get some Ross thoughts. 1:14:05.689 --> 1:14:09.910 It's weird. I got a problem. It's funny. Yeah, you do. Sometimes. 1:14:09.930 --> 1:14:10.669 Is it pizza? 1:14:11.350 --> 1:14:12.189 It's Ross. 1:14:12.850 --> 1:14:13.070 No. 1:14:13.090 --> 1:14:18.410 Spelled like sauce. Pizza's never a problem. It's Ross. Today's 1:14:18.479 --> 1:14:21.380 Raw Thoughts is brought to you by personal injury attorney 1:14:21.520 --> 1:14:24.500 Mo DeWitt. If you are in a slip and fall, 1:14:24.600 --> 1:14:26.940 let me answer that question for you. It's Mo DeWitt. 1:14:27.020 --> 1:14:29.160 If it's a car accident, injured on the go, just 1:14:29.200 --> 1:14:35.940 call Mo. Justcallmo.com. Now, here's my problem. All right. I 1:14:36.120 --> 1:14:40.780 need to get something off my chest. I need to see... Well, 1:14:40.850 --> 1:14:44.370 it's not hair. It's not hair. There's not much. There's six. 1:14:44.570 --> 1:14:48.650 And they look like chin hairs. They look like 14-year-old 1:14:48.790 --> 1:14:52.150 chin hairs shooting out of my chest. Little baby spider legs, 1:14:52.210 --> 1:14:57.929 if you will. Okay. I have a wife. My wife rocks. 1:14:58.270 --> 1:15:02.509 She's got boobs. She's got a butt. She's got perfect teeth. 1:15:03.229 --> 1:15:05.470 And you know what? I look in the mirror. None 1:15:05.490 --> 1:15:07.740 of those things. I don't have any of this. You 1:15:07.760 --> 1:15:11.160 shouldn't have boobs. And I love my wife. I love 1:15:11.420 --> 1:15:17.380 her body. She likes mine. And there's just one little 1:15:17.420 --> 1:15:22.360 dynamic in our marriage that is just absolutely, every now 1:15:22.400 --> 1:15:26.009 and then, it flares up. And I'm fully aware. I'm self-aware. 1:15:26.070 --> 1:15:29.430 I'm just coming to grips with it publicly to let 1:15:29.490 --> 1:15:35.660 everybody know, and especially another man, know that you're not alone. And, Deb, 1:15:35.860 --> 1:15:38.220 you have to have done this to your husband. Oh, 1:15:38.260 --> 1:15:40.469 I hope not. I know you have because it's not 1:15:40.510 --> 1:15:45.990 a bad thing. I'm smart and emotionally intelligent enough to 1:15:46.050 --> 1:15:49.890 know it's not a bad thing. In fact, it's an 1:15:50.150 --> 1:15:53.349 awesome thing. What's that? But I still have a little 1:15:53.390 --> 1:15:57.590 thing called male ego that I have to play with 1:15:57.650 --> 1:16:00.110 like a kitten does a little ball on a string. 1:16:00.310 --> 1:16:00.650 Oh, yeah. 1:16:00.670 --> 1:16:02.030 And I push it to the side. I got to 1:16:02.090 --> 1:16:06.910 push it. I go, no, no, no, no, no. My wife, sometimes, 1:16:07.150 --> 1:16:11.170 it just flares up out of nowhere, just destroys me 1:16:11.250 --> 1:16:13.810 when it comes to being, like, the man of the house. 1:16:14.700 --> 1:16:18.360 I woke up. I hear tinkering. I go, what the 1:16:18.500 --> 1:16:22.240 hell is that noise? She walks out, flips a rag 1:16:22.300 --> 1:16:28.019 on the shoulder, has a tool, and goes, fix the toilet. <HAL> <HAL> <HAL> <HAL> <HAL> <HAL> <HAL> <HAL> <HAL> <HAL> <HAL> 1:16:30.470 --> 1:16:33.470 It's not a bad thing. 1:16:33.530 --> 1:16:34.870 Someone's got to do it, dude. 1:16:35.050 --> 1:16:38.430 And I agree. I agree. 1:16:39.189 --> 1:16:39.669 But. 1:16:39.689 --> 1:16:43.830 I could have. I could have done it. Did you 1:16:43.880 --> 1:16:47.800 know how? No, but neither did she. We were in 1:16:47.840 --> 1:16:50.000 the same source of, I don't know. I don't know. 1:16:50.080 --> 1:16:52.809 Do you know? I don't know. And then finally she 1:16:52.830 --> 1:16:56.970 just pulled the trigger on it, and then that's what 1:16:57.010 --> 1:16:59.969 I woke up to this morning. Her fixing the toilet. Yeah, 1:17:00.110 --> 1:17:04.019 and that was the last straw out of all of 1:17:04.100 --> 1:17:07.200 these moments that made me go, you know what, I 1:17:07.220 --> 1:17:09.960 just got to come to grips with it. Maybe I 1:17:09.960 --> 1:17:15.179 should just be sitting down. Maybe that's just me. Maybe 1:17:15.220 --> 1:17:17.780 that's just my role. Well, it can be cleaner. It 1:17:17.979 --> 1:17:19.780 is cleaner, and I don't even know if it's healthier, 1:17:19.820 --> 1:17:23.770 but you see where I'm getting at. Here's another thing. 1:17:24.530 --> 1:17:26.830 Jack, have you ever woken up to your wife operating 1:17:26.910 --> 1:17:28.550 a power tool without you present? 1:17:28.670 --> 1:17:28.970 No. 1:17:29.550 --> 1:17:32.070 No, this does not happen in my household. It wasn't 1:17:32.110 --> 1:17:34.650 a power tool. Just say, all right, let me defend 1:17:34.670 --> 1:17:38.210 my position. Okay, sorry about that. There's no battery involved. 1:17:38.990 --> 1:17:39.250 Well. 1:17:40.270 --> 1:17:45.350 Not that battery either. Where I'm going with this is, well, 1:17:45.410 --> 1:17:48.500 here comes another example. This is also what made me go, 1:17:48.580 --> 1:17:50.900 all right, that's strike two. Whiskey's kicking in. All right, 1:17:50.960 --> 1:17:53.680 here comes strike two. Yeah, this is all whiskey fuel. Also, 1:17:53.700 --> 1:17:55.660 Ross Thoughts is brought to you by Forward Slash. It's 1:17:55.720 --> 1:17:58.939 all whiskey fuel. All right, here comes another vent that 1:17:58.979 --> 1:17:59.500 made me go. 1:18:00.030 --> 1:18:02.850 Am I that big of a bitch? 1:18:04.270 --> 1:18:04.470 Right? 1:18:05.229 --> 1:18:07.850 This happened last week, right? Okay. She goes, hey, do 1:18:07.870 --> 1:18:10.130 you want a breakfast burrito? I go, yeah, I like 1:18:10.170 --> 1:18:13.370 breakfast burritos. And then she even says it kind of 1:18:13.390 --> 1:18:15.710 like a mechanic, like, hey, you want a breakfast burrito? 1:18:16.720 --> 1:18:18.300 You want me to check your whale under the hood? 1:18:18.310 --> 1:18:20.809 I go, yeah. I forget that I said yes to it, 1:18:20.900 --> 1:18:22.960 and then I want to be productive, so I start 1:18:23.020 --> 1:18:25.540 cleaning and just start putting stuff away. Next thing I know, 1:18:25.880 --> 1:18:30.280 I find myself on all fours, Jack, cleaning the toilet. Wait, wait, wait. 1:18:30.340 --> 1:18:33.299 All fours? All fours, because I'm getting down and dirty. 1:18:34.300 --> 1:18:35.420 It's tough. 1:18:35.479 --> 1:18:37.960 If you want to clean behind the toilet, your face 1:18:38.020 --> 1:18:41.059 is getting really close to an area you don't want 1:18:41.080 --> 1:18:41.740 your face close to. 1:18:41.740 --> 1:18:44.430 And those curvy areas at the bottom of the porcelain. 1:18:44.729 --> 1:18:46.170 Oh, they accumulate all that. 1:18:46.410 --> 1:18:49.189 You got to clean all that. The front of the bowl, 1:18:49.330 --> 1:18:49.770 all of it. 1:18:49.850 --> 1:18:49.970 Yeah. 1:18:50.040 --> 1:18:51.660 All got to be cleaned or it's not cleaned. 1:18:51.900 --> 1:18:55.320 All of a sudden, she turns the corner, flips the rag, 1:18:55.420 --> 1:18:57.559 puts it on the shoulder. She goes, hey, wash your hands. 1:18:57.660 --> 1:19:05.830 Burrito's done. It's like she's a line cook. What is that? 1:19:07.110 --> 1:19:08.350 I don't know if I like that. 1:19:11.720 --> 1:19:12.040 I do. 1:19:12.060 --> 1:19:15.870 I don't know. And I like it because it's a 1:19:15.910 --> 1:19:16.750 breakfast burrito. 1:19:16.770 --> 1:19:19.110 Now, did she smack you on the ass on her 1:19:19.150 --> 1:19:19.590 way out? 1:19:19.689 --> 1:19:24.950 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Hey, cutie, wash your hands. Breakfast burrito's done. No, no, 1:19:25.210 --> 1:19:28.530 she didn't. She said it with that same tone. She 1:19:28.590 --> 1:19:32.180 had an ass-smacking tone behind it, and I'm on all fours. 1:19:33.490 --> 1:19:36.060 It was, hey, wash your hands. Burrito's done. Don't tell 1:19:36.080 --> 1:19:38.820 me to wash my hands. Oh, no. I get it. 1:19:38.910 --> 1:19:43.750 They're gross right now with Simple Green, which, by the way, 1:19:43.890 --> 1:19:46.470 I'm invested now. I think that's the best cleaner in 1:19:46.510 --> 1:19:47.050 the market. 1:19:47.550 --> 1:19:48.090 Really? 1:19:48.150 --> 1:19:51.990 Yeah, I love Simple Green. That's all of 37 years 1:19:52.030 --> 1:19:54.200 of age of me right there. Yeah, I can hear it. 1:19:54.590 --> 1:19:58.510 I've got a cleaning preference. Here comes another example. That's adulting. 1:19:58.729 --> 1:20:00.570 I'm a fabuloso guy. 1:20:00.600 --> 1:20:01.880 Oh, that's a good smell right there. 1:20:02.680 --> 1:20:04.660 I don't know, man. I'm not proud of it. I'm 1:20:04.720 --> 1:20:07.040 not proud of it. All right. But I have a toddler. 1:20:07.060 --> 1:20:11.310 My toddler loves the dishwasher. This almost cursed this guy. 1:20:11.320 --> 1:20:15.650 That's how you know he's serious. This guy. This guy 1:20:15.670 --> 1:20:18.730 would be starting my dishwasher all the damn time, dude. 1:20:19.010 --> 1:20:19.490 Oh, really? 1:20:19.530 --> 1:20:20.950 He knows how to start it, and he loves the 1:20:20.990 --> 1:20:25.610 beeps and the bops. So, I mean, my dishes are clean, 1:20:25.729 --> 1:20:30.220 very clean, and my water bill very high. So he's 1:20:30.280 --> 1:20:33.660 running this dishwasher, right? And he also knows every now 1:20:33.700 --> 1:20:35.900 and then he'll open it. And every now and then 1:20:36.200 --> 1:20:38.160 he wants to open up the bottom rack, and then 1:20:38.180 --> 1:20:39.980 he opens up the top rack. He opens up the 1:20:40.040 --> 1:20:43.490 top rack. He breaks it. Breaks the top rack. We 1:20:43.550 --> 1:20:48.150 can't use our top rack for a very long time. Oh, no. 1:20:48.250 --> 1:20:50.150 It's like my dishwasher. Did you get rid of the kid? No, 1:20:50.189 --> 1:20:52.429 I didn't get rid of the kid, but I. Big mistake. 1:20:52.630 --> 1:20:54.910 But then we just, we had to use a dishwasher 1:20:54.939 --> 1:20:57.599 that was missing its second story. This thing was, you know, 1:20:57.660 --> 1:21:00.340 it was a convertible at this point. Right, yeah. It 1:21:00.380 --> 1:21:03.540 was missing its front tooth. Then all of a sudden 1:21:03.580 --> 1:21:05.540 that one day I opened up the dishwasher. 1:21:05.920 --> 1:21:06.300 Oh, no. 1:21:06.700 --> 1:21:14.530 And it's fixed. I'm like, huh. That's not good. Or 1:21:14.670 --> 1:21:17.090 is it good? This is good. But why does it 1:21:17.150 --> 1:21:17.730 feel bad? 1:21:20.430 --> 1:21:22.729 Somebody did text and wonder if Olivia threw you up 1:21:22.790 --> 1:21:24.430 on the kitchen counter and had her way with you. 1:21:25.150 --> 1:21:28.070 No, she didn't do that. But she fixed the damn 1:21:28.150 --> 1:21:32.530 dishwasher without me really knowing. She didn't even tell me 1:21:32.550 --> 1:21:34.970 that time. She just ordered the basket? 1:21:35.010 --> 1:21:36.010 I mean, how'd she fix it? 1:21:36.010 --> 1:21:38.710 It wasn't a basket. This thing was a shattered piece 1:21:38.750 --> 1:21:43.850 of plastic. And then she ordered it, replaced it. That's 1:21:43.890 --> 1:21:47.790 my girl. It is my girl. She's my girl. You 1:21:47.830 --> 1:21:53.470 can't have her. Okay. She's mine. But, guys, I got 1:21:53.490 --> 1:21:55.640 to start working out. I got to start doing something. 1:21:55.650 --> 1:21:59.140 I got to, like, eat jerky. She's beating me at 1:21:59.180 --> 1:22:02.580 my own game right now. And so what do I need? 1:22:02.780 --> 1:22:06.340 I need to walk up to her, you know, flip 1:22:06.360 --> 1:22:08.180 the little rag on my shoulder, and then what do 1:22:08.280 --> 1:22:16.280 I say? Like, I cleaned out your car. Mowed the grass. 1:22:16.660 --> 1:22:17.980 I mowed the grass. I mow. 1:22:18.200 --> 1:22:18.559 I mow. 1:22:18.900 --> 1:22:20.340 And I mow hard, Jack. 1:22:21.100 --> 1:22:22.020 Took out the garbage. 1:22:22.140 --> 1:22:25.240 How about can you paint her nails? Maybe you could 1:22:25.260 --> 1:22:28.700 do that. So you want me to flip the rag 1:22:28.960 --> 1:22:31.420 on my shoulder and go, girl, your nails. 1:22:31.660 --> 1:22:31.939 Yes. 1:22:34.180 --> 1:22:37.900 I'll pay you if you do it. I think it's 1:22:37.970 --> 1:22:38.400 all you got. 1:22:40.470 --> 1:22:42.570 Someone said she twisted up the towel and popped you 1:22:42.650 --> 1:22:43.450 on the ass with it. 1:22:43.729 --> 1:22:46.009 I'm talking about a towel. She walked out of the shower. 1:22:46.130 --> 1:22:48.940 She rocked a towel just around her waist. Not even 1:22:48.979 --> 1:22:51.179 a good. Boobs flopping. I was like, what is happening? 1:22:55.300 --> 1:22:58.020 It's an interesting marriage I have, and I absolutely love 1:22:58.060 --> 1:23:01.440 my wife. And she is such a badass. And I know. 1:23:01.460 --> 1:23:04.420 And I'll make this even serious because this is real 1:23:04.460 --> 1:23:08.030 world examples. I'll make this serious. It's not a bad 1:23:08.100 --> 1:23:11.640 thing at all. And it honestly makes me grateful for 1:23:11.680 --> 1:23:13.580 the partner that I get to wake up to and 1:23:13.660 --> 1:23:17.420 how one hell of a teammate she is for the 1:23:17.479 --> 1:23:20.260 rest of my life. But also at the same time, 1:23:20.900 --> 1:23:23.960 I've got to grow more chest hair. Those are your 1:23:23.979 --> 1:23:24.400 raw thoughts. 1:23:24.479 --> 1:23:24.820 I'm out. 1:23:24.860 --> 1:23:25.689 Peace. All right. 1:23:26.170 --> 1:23:27.670 We're going to take a quick break, but we'll be 1:23:27.710 --> 1:23:30.070 back and we'll cover that SE story next. So keep 1:23:30.110 --> 1:23:33.950 it here on the Jim Colbert Show on Real Radio 104.1. 1:23:35.660 --> 1:23:38.900 Happy weekend, Coburn & Company's Concrete Mike. Man, by this 1:23:38.939 --> 1:23:41.920 time tomorrow, I'll be sitting my butt in a seat 1:23:42.100 --> 1:23:46.099 at Daytona International Speedway. But, Ross, you think your water 1:23:46.120 --> 1:23:49.440 bill is high now with your kid? Wait till he's 1:23:49.500 --> 1:23:53.500 a teenager. Wait till he's taking hour-long showers. And don't 1:23:53.560 --> 1:23:56.240 even question and ask what he's doing for an hour 1:23:56.300 --> 1:23:56.960 in that shower. 1:23:57.000 --> 1:23:58.220 You don't want to know, buddy. 1:23:58.439 --> 1:23:58.780 I do. 1:23:58.920 --> 1:23:59.719 I already know. 1:24:01.420 --> 1:24:01.780 For an hour? 1:24:01.860 --> 1:24:02.340 Hey, guys. 1:24:02.380 --> 1:24:02.860 Happy day. 1:24:02.979 --> 1:24:04.800 Happy Friday. Harder standing up. 1:24:05.180 --> 1:24:07.720 Ross mentioned cleaning with Simple Green, and it reminded me, 1:24:08.260 --> 1:24:10.700 either I have a cleaning problem or a drinking problem. 1:24:10.979 --> 1:24:13.490 When I use Simple Green, it reminds me of Jägermeister, 1:24:13.570 --> 1:24:16.390 and I want to go drink Jägermeister. When I'm drinking Jägermeister, 1:24:16.430 --> 1:24:18.470 I go, ah, crap, I need to clean the bathroom. 1:24:18.790 --> 1:24:21.269 It reminds me of Simple Green. Don't try to drink 1:24:21.290 --> 1:24:22.889 the Simple Green. It does not taste the. 1:24:22.850 --> 1:24:23.410 Same as Jäger. 1:24:24.810 --> 1:24:28.880 Could a vacuum cleaner be considered a power tool? 1:24:29.939 --> 1:24:30.360 Question mark. 1:24:33.320 --> 1:24:36.100 Only if you're the one operating it. Welcome back to 1:24:36.120 --> 1:24:38.650 the Jim Colbert Show on Real Radio 104.1. 1:24:38.650 --> 1:24:40.610 Hope you're having a great Friday. 1:24:41.070 --> 1:24:42.850 Thank you so much for spending part of your day 1:24:42.890 --> 1:24:45.309 with us. We really do truly appreciate it. Jim is 1:24:45.390 --> 1:24:50.110 off today. He's actually hosting TasteFL. 1:24:50.130 --> 1:24:53.430 Yeah, Taste CFL. Taste CFL. Exactly. 1:24:53.490 --> 1:24:56.179 Benefiting the Second Harvest Food Bank, one of the best 1:24:56.229 --> 1:24:57.820 organizations in Central Florida. 1:24:58.189 --> 1:25:00.439 It features like over 100 restaurants and such, right? 1:25:00.460 --> 1:25:00.840 It does. 1:25:00.900 --> 1:25:06.660 It also benefits Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida, drinks, 1:25:06.800 --> 1:25:09.840 restaurant people, and a lot of food. Him and Jana 1:25:09.860 --> 1:25:12.960 from XL and Magic are hosting it tonight, and they 1:25:13.000 --> 1:25:15.019 had to be there early, so that's where he is. 1:25:15.240 --> 1:25:15.780 Exactly. 1:25:15.880 --> 1:25:17.920 So he'll be back with us on Monday, but you've 1:25:17.960 --> 1:25:20.020 got Deb. You just heard Jack and Ross. 1:25:20.240 --> 1:25:24.560 Yep, Mount Dora, 14 sketches tomorrow night, 8 o'clock, going 1:25:24.590 --> 1:25:25.810 to be awesome. That's where I'll be. 1:25:25.850 --> 1:25:29.030 See, Jim has to wear a sport jacket tonight or 1:25:29.050 --> 1:25:29.689 a sport coat. 1:25:29.810 --> 1:25:31.990 That's right. Tomorrow, no sport coat for me. 1:25:32.010 --> 1:25:36.450 No sport coat for me either. Yeah, Jack, myself, Ross, 1:25:36.470 --> 1:25:38.210 we're all going to be there tomorrow. I know, I've 1:25:38.229 --> 1:25:40.979 got to be careful with that. Ross, the show starts 1:25:41.100 --> 1:25:43.340 at 8, but doors open at 6.30, right? 1:25:43.360 --> 1:25:46.580 That is correct, because there's this awesome little lobby, little 1:25:46.660 --> 1:25:47.599 cocktail hour. 1:25:47.640 --> 1:25:49.759 Yes, there's a bar there, so you can get yourself 1:25:49.810 --> 1:25:52.769 some drinks, get yourself, you know. Good and ready for 1:25:52.790 --> 1:25:54.549 the show that will begin at 8 o'clock. 1:25:54.630 --> 1:25:57.950 Say hi to Summer and Damarian, representing Real Radio out 1:25:57.990 --> 1:25:59.389 there with the Real Radio table. 1:25:59.550 --> 1:26:02.380 Working real hard. Get some swag. Are there still VIP 1:26:02.410 --> 1:26:03.200 tickets available? 1:26:03.380 --> 1:26:05.400 I believe there are just a handful. And if you do, 1:26:05.420 --> 1:26:08.400 you get a bag. There's some cool stuff in there, too. 1:26:08.560 --> 1:26:09.000 There is. 1:26:09.140 --> 1:26:10.960 I got to snag me one of those. You know 1:26:11.000 --> 1:26:13.780 someone in Mount Dora? I think I know someone. Hook 1:26:13.800 --> 1:26:14.229 me up, would you? 1:26:14.540 --> 1:26:19.020 RealRadio.fm slash comedy to get your tickets. And we hope 1:26:19.060 --> 1:26:22.240 to see you tomorrow night. Oh, in Mount Dora. Do 1:26:22.280 --> 1:26:23.860 we have to print the tickets or can they get 1:26:23.900 --> 1:26:25.979 them off their phone? Do we know anything about that? 1:26:26.970 --> 1:26:28.940 I think if you show them on the phone, they'll 1:26:28.979 --> 1:26:29.820 be fine. Yeah. 1:26:29.850 --> 1:26:30.190 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:26:30.360 --> 1:26:33.310 Any questions, you can call the Mount Dora Music Hall. Okay, 1:26:33.350 --> 1:26:35.570 did you guys hear about what a judge ruled yesterday? 1:26:35.590 --> 1:26:35.650 No. 1:26:36.470 --> 1:26:37.930 When it comes to sports. You said it had to 1:26:37.950 --> 1:26:39.530 do with the SEC. 1:26:39.850 --> 1:26:41.110 And the NCAA. 1:26:41.470 --> 1:26:41.650 Oh. 1:26:41.970 --> 1:26:42.710 I just, you know. 1:26:43.660 --> 1:26:47.190 Ever since this NIL money change, right, everything has changed 1:26:47.270 --> 1:26:48.189 with college football. 1:26:48.310 --> 1:26:50.030 Yeah, I care less about it now. 1:26:50.970 --> 1:26:51.170 True. 1:26:51.689 --> 1:26:53.450 Well, this is from ESPN. 1:26:53.510 --> 1:26:57.880 A Dallas judge signed an order yesterday that prohibits the NCAA, 1:26:58.060 --> 1:27:03.080 the SEC, and its commissioner, Greg Sankey, from stopping a 1:27:03.140 --> 1:27:07.080 group of athletes, three of whom are currently listed on 1:27:07.340 --> 1:27:11.769 NFL rosters, from returning to college sports for one more. 1:27:11.670 --> 1:27:16.689 Season of play. Wait, they're in the NFL? 1:27:16.850 --> 1:27:17.530 They're in the. 1:27:17.430 --> 1:27:20.450 NFL and they're saying, listen, if we had known that 1:27:20.490 --> 1:27:23.030 we could have gone for a fifth year of play, 1:27:23.110 --> 1:27:25.030 we never would have gone into the pros. You have 1:27:25.070 --> 1:27:28.759 to let us go back to college. The SEC was like, no, bro, 1:27:29.180 --> 1:27:33.099 you've been an NFL player. And a judge ruled and said, no, SEC, 1:27:33.120 --> 1:27:35.580 you can't tell them that they can't go back to college. 1:27:37.050 --> 1:27:40.960 Yeah, did you see what Sean McVay, the L.A. Ram, 1:27:41.020 --> 1:27:41.760 said about this? 1:27:42.060 --> 1:27:42.320 No. 1:27:42.560 --> 1:27:44.440 He said, I thought I took a freaking gummy. 1:27:45.150 --> 1:27:45.530 I know. 1:27:45.570 --> 1:27:50.990 When he saw the news. Because it makes no sense. 1:27:51.370 --> 1:27:53.970 Think about it. So there are three of the names. 1:27:53.990 --> 1:27:57.349 You're going to know the names. You have Jordan Hudson, 1:27:57.410 --> 1:27:59.320 Dallas Cowboys wide receiver. 1:27:59.340 --> 1:28:00.080 Okay. 1:28:00.120 --> 1:28:03.960 Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Wesley Besanthe. 1:28:04.340 --> 1:28:05.140 Okay. 1:28:05.220 --> 1:28:09.440 Chiefs wide receiver Omari Evans. They're among 41 players listed 1:28:09.520 --> 1:28:11.979 as plaintiffs on the restraining order, as well as a 1:28:12.020 --> 1:28:17.040 couple of WNBA players as well. And it's the latest 1:28:17.060 --> 1:28:19.820 in a growing number of legal challenges to the NCAA's 1:28:19.900 --> 1:28:22.150 eligibility rules, but it makes no sense. 1:28:22.189 --> 1:28:23.950 This is supposed to be about college sports. 1:28:24.310 --> 1:28:27.790 How can you have a 25-year-old man who's been training 1:28:27.850 --> 1:28:32.070 with NFL players show back up on a college campus? 1:28:32.110 --> 1:28:34.930 If your kid's a standout high school player, what are 1:28:34.970 --> 1:28:35.630 his chances? 1:28:35.870 --> 1:28:39.950 But that even goes to underscore what college football is. 1:28:40.020 --> 1:28:40.140 Is. 1:28:40.300 --> 1:28:43.040 Joe, we're just seeing it. This is more blatant. 1:28:43.280 --> 1:28:43.599 Yes. 1:28:43.740 --> 1:28:46.320 But that it is, you know, they're going to do 1:28:46.400 --> 1:28:48.540 anything they can to put the best team out there. 1:28:48.840 --> 1:28:51.780 I'm surprised, like, who in the SEC is saying no? 1:28:52.760 --> 1:28:55.800 Because I can't imagine the coaches are like, Give me 1:28:55.820 --> 1:28:56.900 these players. I know. 1:28:56.920 --> 1:28:59.640 I'll take these players. And on the flip side of it, 1:28:59.680 --> 1:29:03.460 just play devil's advocate just lets you know. I think NIL. 1:29:03.640 --> 1:29:03.860 Yep. 1:29:04.479 --> 1:29:07.439 We're knocking on perfect debate territory for me. 1:29:07.770 --> 1:29:12.070 If it weren't for NIL, you would not have NFL 1:29:12.110 --> 1:29:15.389 players asking to go back to college. But in some cases, 1:29:15.950 --> 1:29:20.040 these players are making more money. or could potentially make 1:29:20.160 --> 1:29:22.559 more money as a college player than they did when 1:29:22.580 --> 1:29:24.370 they were in the NFL. And that shouldn't be a 1:29:24.410 --> 1:29:26.870 reason alone for allowing them to get back on the 1:29:26.910 --> 1:29:27.470 college team. 1:29:27.710 --> 1:29:30.630 And also, I mean, maybe this is a hot take. 1:29:30.850 --> 1:29:33.640 I know that I'm, I feel like I'm quarterly talking 1:29:33.689 --> 1:29:35.540 out of my ass when I am about to say 1:29:35.580 --> 1:29:39.520 that's a skill, but NIL is also basically how you 1:29:39.540 --> 1:29:43.730 got Indiana football. To win that national championship because it's 1:29:43.990 --> 1:29:47.570 never really been fair when it comes to SEC in 1:29:47.610 --> 1:29:49.930 the past. I'm not a huge college football fan, but 1:29:49.970 --> 1:29:53.099 I'm fully aware of like I'm underneath the impression at 1:29:53.140 --> 1:29:56.620 the very least that NIL is kind of the reason 1:29:56.640 --> 1:30:00.140 why Indiana. If you look at the average age of 1:30:00.200 --> 1:30:01.400 that Indiana team. 1:30:01.560 --> 1:30:01.820 Yeah. 1:30:01.939 --> 1:30:04.760 Yeah. It's a new ball game for college football. You're 1:30:05.090 --> 1:30:08.430 going to see other schools that are not part of 1:30:08.450 --> 1:30:11.970 the SEC win natty championships a lot more in the 1:30:12.010 --> 1:30:12.990 next couple of decades. 1:30:13.270 --> 1:30:17.550 And we've seen this argument a lot in major sports, right? 1:30:17.650 --> 1:30:18.170 Moneyball? 1:30:18.780 --> 1:30:18.960 Yeah. 1:30:19.080 --> 1:30:20.639 You know, we've talked for years. 1:30:20.720 --> 1:30:23.800 The Dodgers now seemingly have all the money in baseball, 1:30:23.860 --> 1:30:24.800 along with the Yankees. 1:30:25.430 --> 1:30:30.130 No, Dodgers, they're much worse. They're bad, evil villains. And 1:30:30.189 --> 1:30:34.110 I know Mendoza is not the apex great example of 1:30:34.170 --> 1:30:37.689 what I'm referring to. I believe Mendoza actually basically took 1:30:37.810 --> 1:30:40.849 less money to go to Indiana, but for the guarantee 1:30:40.910 --> 1:30:42.360 to play. Oh, yeah, exactly. 1:30:42.380 --> 1:30:44.800 Because, again, he wanted to play on the Hurricanes, and 1:30:44.840 --> 1:30:48.009 the Hurricanes said no. And then he ends up going 1:30:48.050 --> 1:30:51.310 to Indiana and bringing home their first championship. And so 1:30:51.510 --> 1:30:55.650 I thought this earlier, what someone just texted at 77031. 1:30:55.650 --> 1:30:57.390 So why do they have to let them back on 1:30:57.430 --> 1:30:57.810 the team? 1:30:57.850 --> 1:30:59.889 And if they have to let them back on the team, 1:30:59.950 --> 1:31:02.350 why can't they just sit them on the bench? Because 1:31:02.390 --> 1:31:04.370 they're a big NFL player, and that means they're going 1:31:04.390 --> 1:31:05.129 to win games. 1:31:05.970 --> 1:31:07.530 Yeah, I don't know why they would want to go 1:31:07.570 --> 1:31:09.530 back to college, because I would still think that the 1:31:09.610 --> 1:31:13.440 NFL contract is going to beat your NIL contract. I 1:31:13.780 --> 1:31:17.580 would think, but that's me. Once again, I'm still quarter-ass 1:31:17.820 --> 1:31:18.599 zone right now. 1:31:18.800 --> 1:31:22.560 Or are these guys who made the NFL rosters? Because 1:31:22.689 --> 1:31:26.689 NFL rosters have to cut from 90 down to 53, right? 1:31:27.490 --> 1:31:28.150 I think this week. 1:31:28.650 --> 1:31:32.940 So are it guys who were on the roster and 1:31:33.040 --> 1:31:34.920 now don't have a team? 1:31:35.720 --> 1:31:39.080 That I understand. They're looking to get that paycheck. 1:31:39.280 --> 1:31:39.559 Right. 1:31:39.720 --> 1:31:42.560 And they can, you know, they have a little notoriety 1:31:42.600 --> 1:31:43.340 behind them now. 1:31:43.560 --> 1:31:47.160 Right. So that is what really brands are looking for. 1:31:48.200 --> 1:31:51.520 And again, you know, I can see from their perspective, 1:31:51.560 --> 1:31:54.810 but if I'm a parent of a young man who 1:31:54.850 --> 1:31:59.010 has been busting his ass for, you know, through what's 1:31:59.090 --> 1:32:00.450 the little league for football. 1:32:00.490 --> 1:32:00.889 Pee Wee? 1:32:01.189 --> 1:32:01.349 Yeah. 1:32:02.280 --> 1:32:05.520 Pee Wee, all the way, Pop Warner, all through. 1:32:05.260 --> 1:32:08.740 The ranks and has made a name for himself, taken 1:32:08.840 --> 1:32:11.479 all those hits, done all that training, all that working 1:32:11.590 --> 1:32:13.790 out just to get into the school of his choice. 1:32:14.530 --> 1:32:17.630 And nothing's going to happen for my son because some 1:32:17.630 --> 1:32:20.490 25 year old. Who didn't quite make it in the 1:32:20.590 --> 1:32:23.050 NFL is going to come back to the school. And 1:32:23.310 --> 1:32:25.110 obviously the school is going to be like, well, we're 1:32:25.130 --> 1:32:28.220 not dumb. They're going to put that former NFL guy 1:32:28.260 --> 1:32:28.860 on the roster. 1:32:28.900 --> 1:32:29.519 He's huge. 1:32:29.560 --> 1:32:33.500 He's been training with big NFL players. That 18-year-old kid 1:32:33.540 --> 1:32:37.479 that's been working his whole life. to be that college quarterback. 1:32:37.520 --> 1:32:39.820 It makes getting that prospect that much harder. 1:32:39.900 --> 1:32:42.350 All he's going to get is CTE without a chance 1:32:42.370 --> 1:32:43.689 to even play in the pros. 1:32:43.770 --> 1:32:45.910 And they found that, what is it, one in every 1:32:45.990 --> 1:32:48.610 four NFL players they found did have CTE? 1:32:48.729 --> 1:32:52.490 And that 25-year-old, though, Deb, has worked their entire life 1:32:52.590 --> 1:32:52.929 as well. 1:32:52.970 --> 1:32:53.650 Without a doubt. 1:32:53.689 --> 1:32:56.520 But they've also been working at a level that this 1:32:56.650 --> 1:32:59.000 high schooler isn't even going to get the opportunity. He's 1:32:59.040 --> 1:33:00.700 not going to be able to go through the college 1:33:00.740 --> 1:33:03.430 ranks and then get into the NFL. It's It's asked 1:33:03.510 --> 1:33:06.630 backwards to allow someone who's had the best trainers, the 1:33:06.670 --> 1:33:10.550 best conditioning, the best chefs in food and guidance on 1:33:10.610 --> 1:33:13.370 nutrition be able to come back and take that opportunity 1:33:13.430 --> 1:33:16.480 away from an 18-year-old who really should be the star 1:33:16.520 --> 1:33:19.700 player on a college football team, not someone who's been 1:33:19.720 --> 1:33:21.760 to the pros and now gets to come back and 1:33:21.800 --> 1:33:22.500 try it again. 1:33:22.720 --> 1:33:24.639 Is there a requirement they have to be a student? 1:33:26.050 --> 1:33:28.110 I would imagine they have to. I mean, why else 1:33:28.150 --> 1:33:28.900 could you go to college? 1:33:28.910 --> 1:33:31.580 I mean, I would imagine GPA is still a requirement 1:33:31.600 --> 1:33:32.580 in some aspects. 1:33:32.700 --> 1:33:36.059 So that situation that you just threw down, I completely agree. 1:33:36.140 --> 1:33:38.860 But let me– this is why I go knock, knock, knock. 1:33:38.930 --> 1:33:42.490 Who's there? Perfect debate, right? Because you have that 18-year-old. 1:33:42.510 --> 1:33:45.809 You have that prospect. You also have a 25-year-old, same trajectory. 1:33:45.830 --> 1:33:45.950 Yeah. 1:33:46.210 --> 1:33:48.950 Both are the 18-year-old. You don't know if they're going 1:33:48.970 --> 1:33:53.260 to make it to the NFL. The 25-year-old, that fifth-year senior, 1:33:53.600 --> 1:33:56.760 that six-year senior, you kind of know that he's not 1:33:56.780 --> 1:33:58.979 going to make it to the NFL. But he's the 1:33:59.200 --> 1:34:04.740 best in college football. That's what I'm saying, though. Do 1:34:04.780 --> 1:34:08.360 you think it's wrong for that 25-year-old to go ahead 1:34:08.500 --> 1:34:10.780 and pursue that national championship? 1:34:10.960 --> 1:34:13.300 I think it's wrong for a judge to tell a 1:34:13.400 --> 1:34:16.660 governing body of college sports that they have to allow 1:34:16.740 --> 1:34:18.559 grown adults to come back and take the. 1:34:18.580 --> 1:34:23.049 But he never went to the NFL. He's a fifth-year senior. 1:34:23.310 --> 1:34:29.570 Because guess what? Indiana filled with fifth-year seniors. Six-year seniors. 1:34:29.590 --> 1:34:34.490 You're talking 25-year-olds. that played in that national championship game, 1:34:34.729 --> 1:34:37.600 like 24, 25. 1:34:37.600 --> 1:34:40.900 I'd still give them a break because once you've made 1:34:40.920 --> 1:34:41.840 it to the NFL. 1:34:41.880 --> 1:34:43.320 But they never made it to the NFL. 1:34:43.380 --> 1:34:43.760 No, no, no. 1:34:43.780 --> 1:34:45.860 But what I'm saying is for the ones that have. 1:34:45.939 --> 1:34:49.280 So if it's a 24, 25-year-old college senior and they've 1:34:49.300 --> 1:34:52.050 been in college the whole time, absolutely give them the 1:34:52.110 --> 1:34:54.550 opportunity because they haven't trained with the best and then 1:34:54.590 --> 1:34:57.230 they're going back to take that opportunity away from the 1:34:57.250 --> 1:35:00.530 24-year-old senior who, Probably isn't going to get into the NFL, 1:35:01.050 --> 1:35:02.910 but he's still the best that they have on the team. 1:35:03.170 --> 1:35:06.070 Yeah, but there's no age limit to be a college 1:35:06.110 --> 1:35:08.890 player if you're a student. I mean, you could be 1:35:08.970 --> 1:35:12.170 a 40-year-old guy. You can kick the ball 60 yards. 1:35:13.010 --> 1:35:13.870 They'll sign you. 1:35:13.990 --> 1:35:16.229 Oh, there's like a couple of guys I read last week. 1:35:16.340 --> 1:35:18.600 One is in his 60s who decided to go back 1:35:18.640 --> 1:35:22.640 and play college football. That's not my issue isn't the age. 1:35:22.740 --> 1:35:26.000 It's the opportunity to have had the best trainers, the 1:35:26.020 --> 1:35:29.170 best conditioning, the best coaches. So you're going in with 1:35:29.210 --> 1:35:31.830 such a head advantage over all of these other kids 1:35:32.150 --> 1:35:34.010 that are just trying to get a college scholarship. 1:35:34.090 --> 1:35:36.930 Yeah, I mean, I don't– I think the three players 1:35:36.990 --> 1:35:42.350 were silly, and I think the judge ruled against it, right? Right? No, no. 1:35:42.510 --> 1:35:44.809 The judge said in favor of it, and I think 1:35:44.850 --> 1:35:46.070 it was 41 players. 1:35:46.110 --> 1:35:49.110 Yeah, 41 players are in this lawsuit because they're seeking 1:35:49.150 --> 1:35:52.050 to go back saying, listen, if we had known we 1:35:52.070 --> 1:35:56.630 could have been eligible for a fifth year in college– Instead, 1:35:57.070 --> 1:35:59.230 we would have just done that instead of going pro. 1:35:59.910 --> 1:36:04.040 And that's not– I don't think that's necessarily solely for money. 1:36:04.479 --> 1:36:07.340 I think a lot of that is, yo, we can 1:36:07.800 --> 1:36:10.920 be in the history books. I think we can pull 1:36:11.080 --> 1:36:13.979 a natty championship if we pull this together. If you 1:36:14.000 --> 1:36:18.410 go back and I go back, like– I'm also pro 1:36:18.510 --> 1:36:21.090 more times than not NIL. And maybe that sounds like 1:36:21.130 --> 1:36:24.130 a hot take or maybe contradictory. Not at all. It's such, 1:36:24.210 --> 1:36:27.200 like you said, Ross, perfect debate. Because how are you 1:36:27.220 --> 1:36:29.900 going to tell these young athletes that, hey, you don't 1:36:29.960 --> 1:36:34.030 get paid, but everyone else around you is making millions 1:36:34.150 --> 1:36:37.050 because of you? Oh, by the way, while you're not 1:36:37.090 --> 1:36:39.630 getting paid, I'm also fully aware that you could snap 1:36:39.689 --> 1:36:41.150 an ACL and it's all over. 1:36:41.310 --> 1:36:41.490 Right. 1:36:41.530 --> 1:36:43.820 But I still made the money off of your dream. 1:36:43.860 --> 1:36:46.880 And that's always been ethically corrupt. 1:36:46.979 --> 1:36:47.240 Oh, yeah. 1:36:47.280 --> 1:36:50.100 That's always been one of the arguments with college sports. Right. 1:36:50.640 --> 1:36:54.850 That the boosters, the school, they will do anything, anywhere, 1:36:54.890 --> 1:36:58.990 at any time, making millions. Then you've got the video games, 1:36:59.110 --> 1:37:02.670 making millions off of these players' likenesses, their names, their 1:37:02.689 --> 1:37:04.960 moves on the court or on the field. None of 1:37:05.000 --> 1:37:07.780 that has ever been fair, but what's interesting is how 1:37:08.000 --> 1:37:11.380 NIL has absolutely changed the face of college sports. It's 1:37:11.420 --> 1:37:14.559 almost making it hard to tell where College sports begins 1:37:14.740 --> 1:37:15.700 and the pros begin. 1:37:15.720 --> 1:37:18.120 And then on the other side is that, and I've 1:37:18.260 --> 1:37:22.020 never been, once again, I'm still quarter-ass land, is that 1:37:22.200 --> 1:37:25.420 I have never been such a huge college football fan, 1:37:25.439 --> 1:37:27.690 but from the outside looking in, I can tell you 1:37:27.810 --> 1:37:31.250 why it resonates in a different way than the NFL 1:37:31.650 --> 1:37:34.970 or any other league. And it's because for the longest time, 1:37:35.189 --> 1:37:37.630 it was pure. It was pure. 1:37:37.650 --> 1:37:37.729 Yeah. 1:37:38.050 --> 1:37:43.130 There was joyous players. You could feel through your TV. 1:37:43.189 --> 1:37:45.950 They're not here for the contract. They're here for the 1:37:46.030 --> 1:37:49.110 love of the game. They're here for their future. They're 1:37:49.250 --> 1:37:54.150 fighting for their family. They're fighting for that big yellow 1:37:54.439 --> 1:37:59.920 M or that weird buckeye plant around a red nut 1:38:00.080 --> 1:38:04.960 or whatever. It's a nut. It was pure competition. Cause they, 1:38:05.100 --> 1:38:06.900 that's all they had was the love of the game. 1:38:07.080 --> 1:38:07.340 Yeah. 1:38:07.479 --> 1:38:11.580 And you would, there's literally never anyone holding out because 1:38:11.620 --> 1:38:15.240 of a contract, which is painfully unlikable every time it happens. 1:38:15.340 --> 1:38:17.849 I mean that in the portals, you can't, you don't 1:38:17.890 --> 1:38:19.470 know who you're going to be, what you're going to 1:38:19.490 --> 1:38:21.410 be playing for, what players are going to be playing with. 1:38:21.450 --> 1:38:24.550 That's what I am. I get annoyed with it. It's like, Oh, 1:38:24.590 --> 1:38:27.230 this is his fourth team that he's playing on in college. 1:38:27.250 --> 1:38:29.550 It's like, what? I know. Come on, man. 1:38:29.750 --> 1:38:31.860 Also, it would make it really difficult to be a 1:38:31.920 --> 1:38:35.970 college coach and figure out how to build that award-winning team. 1:38:36.700 --> 1:38:39.139 when you're not even guaranteed that the roster you start 1:38:39.180 --> 1:38:40.939 with is the roster you're going to end with. 1:38:41.000 --> 1:38:42.120 It's like Dylan Gabriel. 1:38:42.180 --> 1:38:44.880 He is a quarterback trying to, he's competing for the 1:38:44.920 --> 1:38:48.520 quarterback job in Cleveland at one time played for UCF. 1:38:48.850 --> 1:38:52.210 But then I think he's been on three different colleges, 1:38:52.450 --> 1:38:55.110 you know, like he just kept hopping around. So it's 1:38:55.150 --> 1:38:57.589 not like it used to be. There was a pride. 1:38:57.610 --> 1:38:59.269 It's like, Oh, he's a UCF guy. 1:38:59.370 --> 1:38:59.650 Right. 1:38:59.689 --> 1:39:02.259 You know, because he's, It's gone. Yeah, he's got like 1:39:02.380 --> 1:39:03.379 four different schools. 1:39:03.560 --> 1:39:06.120 And yet every year when it's signing day, there's still 1:39:06.160 --> 1:39:09.320 the same amount of hoopla around, you know, what school 1:39:09.360 --> 1:39:12.460 did you agree to? We're putting on the baseball cap 1:39:12.520 --> 1:39:15.450 of who you're going to represent. It's amazing we're still 1:39:15.490 --> 1:39:17.870 doing that when that student may only be at that 1:39:17.910 --> 1:39:20.850 school for a couple of weeks before they move on. 1:39:20.910 --> 1:39:23.509 And someone just texted that there's no more college loyalty 1:39:23.550 --> 1:39:24.860 with With NIL. 1:39:26.160 --> 1:39:28.480 On the flip side is that you basically saw really weird, 1:39:28.500 --> 1:39:35.200 poor labor. Getting taken advantage of. 1:39:35.220 --> 1:39:35.920 Without a doubt. 1:39:35.939 --> 1:39:39.439 From a guy who was making $ 5 million a year 1:39:39.560 --> 1:39:43.450 telling these kids how to coach football. It's a perfect argument. 1:39:43.530 --> 1:39:43.650 It is. 1:39:43.650 --> 1:39:45.830 It's a perfect debate. I don't have the solution. I 1:39:46.010 --> 1:39:49.030 just know I can recognize both sides of the argument. 1:39:49.090 --> 1:39:49.870 Yeah, same here. 1:39:49.970 --> 1:39:55.879 And it squashes that magical sport feeling that college football 1:39:56.000 --> 1:39:59.220 once had. but also the dark side that they didn't 1:39:59.280 --> 1:40:03.430 tell you about was that tragic story that happened every 1:40:03.530 --> 1:40:08.330 week in college football where this five-star recruit just tore 1:40:08.450 --> 1:40:12.020 something and now it's over and he never got paid 1:40:12.100 --> 1:40:12.599 a cent. 1:40:12.979 --> 1:40:16.560 And yet the video game companies did, the school did. 1:40:16.580 --> 1:40:21.620 They sold his jersey. It really is absolutely the perfect storm. 1:40:21.939 --> 1:40:24.960 On one end, ruining college football, and on the other end, 1:40:25.180 --> 1:40:26.220 they should get their due. 1:40:26.320 --> 1:40:28.160 And while we're at it, did Reggie Bush get his 1:40:28.180 --> 1:40:35.380 Heisman back? I don't know. Because he should have. Yes, 1:40:35.439 --> 1:40:38.280 he did get his Heisman back. All right, cool. So 1:40:38.340 --> 1:40:42.220 that is like, for the longest time, he basically got 1:40:42.260 --> 1:40:44.560 caught making money when he was in college football. 1:40:44.650 --> 1:40:47.589 It's no different than Pete Rose. Never did anything like 1:40:47.600 --> 1:40:51.430 the Houston Astros. Didn't bang on garbage cans. Didn't, you know, 1:40:51.930 --> 1:40:52.689 share calls. 1:40:52.729 --> 1:40:54.890 He bet. I'm not going to lie. I see where 1:40:54.910 --> 1:40:57.150 you're coming from. I like it. I do think it's 1:40:57.189 --> 1:40:58.470 a little different still, but. 1:40:58.570 --> 1:40:59.010 It is. 1:40:59.130 --> 1:40:59.370 It is. 1:40:59.430 --> 1:41:01.990 I'm just saying when you weigh one side this way 1:41:02.030 --> 1:41:03.689 and then all of a sudden you change the rules, 1:41:03.750 --> 1:41:04.910 it's like, oh man, don't. 1:41:06.060 --> 1:41:07.040 Apply it evenly. 1:41:07.200 --> 1:41:09.600 Man, that was such a lesson learned. I just looked 1:41:09.620 --> 1:41:13.480 it up. It was in 2024 when the Heisman Award 1:41:13.500 --> 1:41:14.960 went back to Reggie Bush, right? 1:41:14.960 --> 1:41:15.020 2024. 1:41:15.000 --> 1:41:18.049 That was two years ago. I remember that moment now 1:41:18.100 --> 1:41:20.310 that I looked it up because it was such a 1:41:20.370 --> 1:41:23.450 reminder of how arbitrary rules really are. 1:41:23.729 --> 1:41:25.910 You know, that's what I'm saying, right? There are rules today. 1:41:25.970 --> 1:41:30.559 There are rules tomorrow. All right. Well, listen. Fascinating conversation, gentlemen. 1:41:30.600 --> 1:41:31.220 Thank you so much. 1:41:31.380 --> 1:41:31.620 Bang. 1:41:31.810 --> 1:41:33.240 Are you guys ready to play some trivia? 1:41:33.310 --> 1:41:35.269 Yay! No pick the porn today. 1:41:35.310 --> 1:41:35.750 Whoa! 1:41:35.890 --> 1:41:38.270 Yeah, we only do that game when Jimmy's here because 1:41:38.790 --> 1:41:39.950 nobody else wants to do that research. 1:41:39.970 --> 1:41:40.350 Because he's a perv. 1:41:40.590 --> 1:41:43.170 Yeah, no one wants to do that research. But he 1:41:43.210 --> 1:41:45.330 did supply us with trivia today, so we're going to 1:41:45.350 --> 1:41:50.179 do that next. Load up the phones. 407-916-10401. We'll take 1:41:50.220 --> 1:41:52.220 a look at what's in the Jackie sack for prizes, 1:41:52.540 --> 1:41:54.180 and then we'll play a little trivia. So keep it 1:41:54.240 --> 1:41:57.160 here on Real Radio 104.1. 1:42:09.330 --> 1:42:11.870 Well, it seems, according to this judge, LeBron James has 1:42:12.510 --> 1:42:15.849 five years of eligibility for college basketball. Or, I mean, 1:42:16.370 --> 1:42:19.400 I think we've seen him play some football. He has 1:42:19.439 --> 1:42:22.840 five years of eligibility to go play college football. Hell, 1:42:22.880 --> 1:42:24.660 I think at his age, he'd still be the best 1:42:24.680 --> 1:42:26.320 player in the country. 1:42:31.760 --> 1:42:33.929 Welcome back to the Jim Culver Show on Real Radio 104.1. 1:42:33.920 --> 1:42:37.180 Hope you're having a great Friday afternoon. Thank you for 1:42:37.200 --> 1:42:40.080 spending some of your time with us. Weather has cleared up, 1:42:40.120 --> 1:42:43.100 not as nasty as it was earlier, so hopefully you. 1:42:43.060 --> 1:42:44.160 Made it all the way to your home. 1:42:44.180 --> 1:42:46.050 But don't worry, you can play us on your smart 1:42:46.090 --> 1:42:49.030 speaker after you get inside. Take us all the way 1:42:49.050 --> 1:42:52.070 through your weekend. Hope you have a great weekend as well. 1:42:52.990 --> 1:42:54.890 Jim is off. He'll be back with us on Monday. 1:42:54.970 --> 1:42:58.009 He's hosting a very fancy event tonight, but you've got Deb, 1:42:58.050 --> 1:43:01.130 you've got our special comedy alien Ross Padgett, you've got 1:43:01.170 --> 1:43:02.890 Jack Bradshaw, and speaking of Jack. 1:43:03.210 --> 1:43:06.270 He's got the Jackie sack. All aboard. Chugga-chugga. 1:43:06.350 --> 1:43:06.840 Choo-choo. 1:43:07.540 --> 1:43:10.520 Clickety-clack, clickety-clack. 1:43:10.820 --> 1:43:12.790 All right, listen up. We got some prizes for you. 1:43:12.820 --> 1:43:15.600 It could be a pair, and the winner gets to pick, right? 1:43:15.720 --> 1:43:18.640 So a pair of tickets to see Orlando City SC 1:43:18.660 --> 1:43:22.990 take on San Diego FC at Interdakos Stadium on September 5th. 1:43:23.410 --> 1:43:25.730 I also have a pair of tickets. These are lawn 1:43:25.790 --> 1:43:29.469 passes to see the Dirty Heads and 311 at Mid-Florida 1:43:29.510 --> 1:43:32.670 Credit Union Amphitheater on August 29th. 1:43:32.850 --> 1:43:33.729 That's tomorrow. 1:43:34.490 --> 1:43:37.110 Or a pair of tickets to see luke bryan at 1:43:37.170 --> 1:43:41.300 mid florida credit union amphitheater on september 10th those are 1:43:41.310 --> 1:43:43.460 the prizes in the jackie sack today back to. 1:43:43.420 --> 1:43:47.439 You deb awesome uh who do we have jack oh well. 1:43:47.260 --> 1:43:52.400 We have well line one two three or five and 1:43:52.460 --> 1:43:55.849 you get to pick oh everything but four because they 1:43:55.890 --> 1:43:59.130 hung up all right let's go number one number one and. 1:43:59.110 --> 1:44:04.550 We welcome glenn hey glenn how's it going Hey, good. 1:44:04.590 --> 1:44:05.290 How are you guys doing? 1:44:05.430 --> 1:44:06.950 Oh, we're doing good. Would you like to play a 1:44:06.950 --> 1:44:07.650 little game with us? 1:44:09.290 --> 1:44:09.590 Oh, sure. 1:44:09.610 --> 1:44:11.250 I'll give it a go. All right. Let's do it. 1:44:14.610 --> 1:44:16.530 All right, Glenn, you know how we play this game. 1:44:16.590 --> 1:44:19.339 I'm going to make a statement followed by four facts. Oh, 1:44:19.410 --> 1:44:21.680 but one of those facts is a lie. Find the 1:44:21.720 --> 1:44:23.780 lie and you get to go to the Jackie sack. 1:44:23.900 --> 1:44:24.540 Are you ready? 1:44:26.950 --> 1:44:27.610 Sounds great, yeah. 1:44:27.770 --> 1:44:29.469 Okay, great. So even though. 1:44:29.350 --> 1:44:32.050 He's not here, it's going to seem like he is 1:44:32.229 --> 1:44:37.690 because on this day in 1898, inventor Calum Bradham creates 1:44:37.750 --> 1:44:41.450 the iconic carbonated beverage Pepsi-Cola. 1:44:41.770 --> 1:44:42.150 Wow. 1:44:42.630 --> 1:44:43.910 The crack for Jim Culver. 1:44:44.250 --> 1:44:46.990 Here are three fun facts about Pepsi and one crispy 1:44:47.330 --> 1:44:51.170 nose-stinging lie. Number one, find the lie, Glenn, and you 1:44:51.189 --> 1:44:54.530 get to go to the Jackie Sack. Pepsi was originally 1:44:54.610 --> 1:44:59.130 called Brad's Drink. Number two, Pepsi was the first soda 1:44:59.189 --> 1:45:03.100 company to offer prizes under the bottle cap. Number three, 1:45:03.110 --> 1:45:07.939 Pepsi was the first company ever to use skywriting for advertising. 1:45:08.240 --> 1:45:12.820 Or number four, in 1970, Pepsi was the first company 1:45:12.860 --> 1:45:15.689 to offer their cola in a two-liter bottle. 1:45:16.090 --> 1:45:20.910 Which one is the lie? Oh, boy. I'm going to 1:45:20.950 --> 1:45:22.390 have to go with number one. 1:45:23.020 --> 1:45:25.950 Number one, it's a fact. I'm sorry, Glenn. 1:45:25.970 --> 1:45:30.230 All right, thank you. You're welcome. Thank you. Two, three, 1:45:30.250 --> 1:45:30.870 or five, Deb? 1:45:31.150 --> 1:45:32.150 We're going to go two. 1:45:32.170 --> 1:45:35.150 Two it is, and we welcome Mike. 1:45:35.650 --> 1:45:37.030 Hey, Mike, how's it going? 1:45:37.050 --> 1:45:38.870 It's going good. 1:45:39.030 --> 1:45:39.550 How are you? 1:45:39.790 --> 1:45:40.210 Oh, good. 1:45:40.270 --> 1:45:41.980 I'm fat and sassy. Happy to hear that. 1:45:42.310 --> 1:45:45.040 All right, here are your three remaining choices. Mike, find 1:45:45.100 --> 1:45:47.400 a lie, and you get to go to the Jackie Sack. 1:45:47.439 --> 1:45:51.019 Number one, Pepsi was the first soda company to offer 1:45:51.080 --> 1:45:54.670 prizes under the bottle cap. Number two, Pepsi was the 1:45:54.710 --> 1:45:59.110 first company ever to use skywriting for advertising. Or number three, 1:45:59.770 --> 1:46:03.370 in 1970, Pepsi was the first company to offer their 1:46:03.430 --> 1:46:05.310 cola in a two-liter bottle. 1:46:06.729 --> 1:46:07.799 I'm going to go with the last one. 1:46:08.310 --> 1:46:11.770 The last one is a fact. Oh, Mike, sorry about that. 1:46:11.790 --> 1:46:15.990 I know. Bummer, bummer. You can play again. No, he 1:46:16.020 --> 1:46:19.540 just pigged out. Saw that? He wanted to squeal, but 1:46:19.600 --> 1:46:22.030 we didn't give him enough time. No, no, no. You 1:46:22.070 --> 1:46:23.390 got three or five, Deb. 1:46:23.550 --> 1:46:25.030 Okay, we're going to go number three. 1:46:25.050 --> 1:46:26.090 Oh, wow. 1:46:26.310 --> 1:46:29.620 Edward. Edward. How's it going? Hello. 1:46:30.780 --> 1:46:31.139 All right. 1:46:31.160 --> 1:46:33.360 How are you guys doing? We're doing good, and you're 1:46:33.380 --> 1:46:36.339 doing even better, my friend, because you have a 50-50 1:46:36.400 --> 1:46:38.360 chance of going to the Jackie Sack. 1:46:38.420 --> 1:46:40.200 Here are your answers. 1:46:40.270 --> 1:46:43.750 Number one, Pepsi was the first soda company to offer 1:46:43.810 --> 1:46:47.680 prizes under the bottle cap, or... Pepsi was the first 1:46:47.740 --> 1:46:51.220 company ever to use skywriting for advertising. 1:46:51.320 --> 1:46:52.639 Which one is the lie? 1:46:52.660 --> 1:46:55.620 Skywriting. 1:46:56.320 --> 1:46:58.560 Skywriting is indeed a fact. 1:46:59.300 --> 1:46:59.460 Oh. 1:46:59.860 --> 1:47:02.559 I'm sorry, Edward. Sorry, Edward. 1:47:02.660 --> 1:47:03.509 Sorry, Edward. 1:47:03.560 --> 1:47:03.849 All right. 1:47:03.890 --> 1:47:09.020 Who's next, Jack? Welcome J. Dean to the program. Hello, J. 1:47:09.010 --> 1:47:09.090 Dean. 1:47:10.050 --> 1:47:11.150 Hello. 1:47:11.410 --> 1:47:15.670 Hello, J. Dean. Hey, do me a favor. Is this 1:47:15.830 --> 1:47:17.880 a lie or is this a fact? 1:47:18.220 --> 1:47:21.660 Pepsi was the first soda company to offer prizes under 1:47:21.700 --> 1:47:22.460 the bottle cap. 1:47:23.890 --> 1:47:30.439 That is a lie. It is a lie. Way to go, J. 1:47:30.450 --> 1:47:30.530 Dean. 1:47:31.020 --> 1:47:32.640 We're going to put you on hold and you can 1:47:32.660 --> 1:47:35.080 go to the Jackie Sack and pick out which one 1:47:35.100 --> 1:47:38.180 of those prizes you want. Either tickets to see Orlando 1:47:38.220 --> 1:47:40.860 City kick the ass of San Diego FC. 1:47:41.080 --> 1:47:45.100 There it is. Or see Dirty Heads. Dirty Heads or 1:47:45.140 --> 1:47:45.679 Luke Bryan. 1:47:45.740 --> 1:47:47.940 And Luke Bryan as well. So congratulations. 1:47:47.979 --> 1:47:50.570 Yeah, it turns out you guys probably know which soda 1:47:50.610 --> 1:47:51.729 company it was that was. 1:47:51.650 --> 1:47:55.370 The first to offer prizes. I would think Coca-Cola. Coca-Cola. 1:47:55.530 --> 1:47:55.670 Yep. 1:47:55.750 --> 1:47:57.610 That is the answer. That is why it's a lie. 1:47:58.070 --> 1:47:58.370 All right. 1:47:58.570 --> 1:48:01.140 Here's just a couple of quick fun facts about Pepsi 1:48:01.180 --> 1:48:03.120 before we get to the top of the hour. Again, 1:48:03.479 --> 1:48:05.639 just in case you didn't hear earlier, we are being 1:48:05.720 --> 1:48:09.240 preempted by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers final preseason game tonight. 1:48:09.600 --> 1:48:12.780 Thanks to everybody, by the way, who texted us at 77031, 1:48:12.780 --> 1:48:15.650 letting us know that college football actually kicks off tomorrow. 1:48:15.930 --> 1:48:17.870 So for tonight, we're going to be ending the show 1:48:17.890 --> 1:48:20.960 at about 630. We're going to be welcoming in Jaden 1:48:20.979 --> 1:48:23.880 Grimes with his 8-bit update. Give us the latest news 1:48:23.920 --> 1:48:26.679 from the gaming world. That'll be coming up real quick. 1:48:26.740 --> 1:48:29.969 First of all, it's called Pepsi. Do you guys know 1:48:30.020 --> 1:48:32.790 why it was called Pepsi? This is fascinating. 1:48:33.790 --> 1:48:36.070 Pepsin acid or something? Indigestion. 1:48:36.510 --> 1:48:36.650 Yeah. 1:48:36.670 --> 1:48:36.770 Yeah. 1:48:37.470 --> 1:48:41.570 Dyspepsia well it's called pepsi because it was invented to 1:48:41.610 --> 1:48:45.889 cure or ease dyspepsia or indigestion i was this many 1:48:45.950 --> 1:48:48.350 days old before i learned what the scientific name for 1:48:48.390 --> 1:48:52.440 indigestion is now i get dyspepsia dyspepsia so now i 1:48:52.479 --> 1:48:55.639 get why they call it pepsi wow all right pepsi 1:48:55.700 --> 1:49:02.030 introduced diet pepsi in 1964 okay the first nationally distributed 1:49:02.370 --> 1:49:03.450 diet cola. 1:49:04.570 --> 1:49:07.500 Oh, it tasted like ass. It did. It was so bad. 1:49:08.840 --> 1:49:13.300 Diet soda, even in the 70s and 80s, was just awful. 1:49:13.380 --> 1:49:17.430 It was just such... Think Tab. Yeah. Think Tab. 1:49:17.610 --> 1:49:20.680 When they finally got their sweeteners... Their sweetener game, I 1:49:20.700 --> 1:49:21.740 guess in the 90s. 1:49:22.160 --> 1:49:25.559 I would say so. They started getting cancer. Yeah. Go figure. 1:49:25.660 --> 1:49:28.420 We drank through cases of Diet Pepsi as a kid. 1:49:28.520 --> 1:49:31.860 I don't even know how we did it. All right. 1:49:32.100 --> 1:49:36.220 In 1985, Pepsi invented a space can so astronauts could 1:49:36.260 --> 1:49:40.080 enjoy it while in orbit. And then finally, Pepsi's early jingle, 1:49:40.260 --> 1:49:44.860 Nickel Nickel, was the first nationwide commercial broadcast song. 1:49:45.160 --> 1:49:49.719 Wild cherry, dog. I'll rip through a wild cherry Pepsi. 1:49:49.840 --> 1:49:52.639 Is it better than a cherry Coke? I would say so. 1:49:52.720 --> 1:49:52.980 Yeah. 1:49:53.220 --> 1:49:56.600 Really? And that's weird because I like Coke more than Pepsi. 1:49:56.979 --> 1:50:00.560 But the wild cherry Pepsi. Wild cherry, man. It's like, uh, 1:50:00.780 --> 1:50:03.640 imagine cherries, but with like daddy issues, man, this thing 1:50:03.700 --> 1:50:05.439 is out of control. 1:50:07.990 --> 1:50:08.290 All right. 1:50:08.310 --> 1:50:09.490 Well, we can imagine that. 1:50:09.650 --> 1:50:11.479 So, uh, All right, well, we're going to take a 1:50:11.500 --> 1:50:13.340 little break. When we come back, like I said, we're 1:50:13.360 --> 1:50:15.660 going to talk to Jaden Grimes and get his 8-bit 1:50:15.800 --> 1:50:18.560 update with news on the gaming world. 1:50:19.120 --> 1:50:21.860 I'm so pumped up for this because this is all 1:50:21.890 --> 1:50:25.050 about the GTA 6 hacker, and then the demo just 1:50:25.070 --> 1:50:25.870 dropped on Netflix. 1:50:26.280 --> 1:50:28.180 I was going to do that story earlier, and I 1:50:28.220 --> 1:50:30.479 was like, no, we got to save that. We got 1:50:30.500 --> 1:50:31.519 to save that for Jaden. 1:50:32.200 --> 1:50:32.900 I'm so pumped. 1:50:33.280 --> 1:50:36.260 I can't believe, again, every time I'm like, oh, wait, 1:50:36.360 --> 1:50:39.719 I have to watch the GTA preview because they released 1:50:39.760 --> 1:50:41.469 it on Netflix yesterday at 3. 1:50:41.470 --> 1:50:42.090 I watched it. 1:50:42.270 --> 1:50:45.010 And I didn't, and I forgot to do it at home. 1:50:45.090 --> 1:50:46.550 I'm driving to work. I'm like, okay, I'll watch it 1:50:46.590 --> 1:50:48.350 at work. I saw Jaden. He's like, make sure you 1:50:48.390 --> 1:50:51.560 watch it. And then I just got busy doing stuff. 1:50:51.660 --> 1:50:54.479 Things around here kept breaking. Matter of fact, we're running 1:50:54.520 --> 1:50:56.090 traffic reports from 9 a.m. 1:50:56.090 --> 1:50:59.590 2012. Weather from yesterday. 1:50:59.610 --> 1:50:59.689 Yeah. 1:50:59.810 --> 1:51:02.530 You know, we're still trying to fix things around here 1:51:02.570 --> 1:51:04.139 and trying to fix things and do a show at 1:51:04.150 --> 1:51:04.639 the same time. 1:51:04.680 --> 1:51:08.300 Is it possible? But that GTA 6 teaser, there was 1:51:08.740 --> 1:51:11.269 a handful. It's 27 minutes long. I watched all of it. 1:51:11.400 --> 1:51:11.700 Really? 1:51:11.780 --> 1:51:14.630 It was interesting to say the least. I'll watch it 1:51:14.650 --> 1:51:16.830 when I get home tonight. And it was odd because 1:51:16.850 --> 1:51:18.880 I loved it. I loved it. I loved it. I 1:51:18.920 --> 1:51:19.260 loved it. 1:51:19.300 --> 1:51:19.360 Ah. 1:51:20.760 --> 1:51:22.720 There's something that jumps out to me that makes this 1:51:22.860 --> 1:51:25.650 whole game kind of weird now that I think about it. 1:51:25.720 --> 1:51:28.150 Back to love it. I love it. I love it. Really? 1:51:28.160 --> 1:51:30.610 That was my experience watching the trailer. 1:51:30.689 --> 1:51:33.310 Okay, we did hear something yesterday from someone who said 1:51:33.350 --> 1:51:36.190 it looked really photorealistic, and then all of a sudden 1:51:36.210 --> 1:51:36.970 it didn't. 1:51:37.189 --> 1:51:39.030 But I don't know if that's the same preview. 1:51:39.090 --> 1:51:40.920 And I hate that because he didn't. 1:51:41.750 --> 1:51:44.210 Craps on it and then it just kind of lessens 1:51:44.250 --> 1:51:45.729 the experience it's. 1:51:45.610 --> 1:51:47.710 Not even graphical i think the graphics are going to 1:51:47.729 --> 1:51:50.390 be slap your mama good it's going to be an 1:51:50.630 --> 1:51:54.270 outstanding off of just that trailer but there's one story 1:51:54.350 --> 1:51:57.549 dynamic that i'm like well this is kind of weird 1:51:57.630 --> 1:52:00.950 i don't know if i can suspend my imagination enough 1:52:00.970 --> 1:52:01.770 for that. 1:52:01.610 --> 1:52:03.730 Okay i'm looking forward to hearing that because i'm happy 1:52:03.750 --> 1:52:05.950 to hear it's not the graphics because that's one of 1:52:05.990 --> 1:52:07.890 the things that i mean makes me want to go 1:52:07.930 --> 1:52:10.550 buy the damn game it's literally like watching a movie. 1:52:10.890 --> 1:52:13.930 You're not playing video games, Deb. Who are you kidding? No, 1:52:13.970 --> 1:52:16.269 I'm not, but I could use my husband. I don't 1:52:16.300 --> 1:52:18.300 know if I could, actually. He has a what? 1:52:18.340 --> 1:52:18.620 PS4? 1:52:18.660 --> 1:52:18.960 Yeah. 1:52:19.020 --> 1:52:22.780 Yeah, you got to step that game up. PS5, at least. 1:52:22.900 --> 1:52:26.880 Is he using the PS4? Not really, right? Not as much. 1:52:26.960 --> 1:52:27.240 Yeah. 1:52:27.420 --> 1:52:29.429 Just watch the trailer and say that you beat the game. 1:52:31.770 --> 1:52:32.130 All right. 1:52:32.450 --> 1:52:33.450 Well, we're going to do that next. 1:52:33.470 --> 1:52:35.330 We're going to hear from Jaden Grimes in his 8-bit 1:52:35.390 --> 1:52:37.290 update next, so keep it here on Real Radio. What 1:52:37.310 --> 1:52:43.660 a 4.1. From the Clausman Law Traffic Center, car crash, 1:52:43.740 --> 1:52:46.510 call Clausman Law, ClausmanLaw.com. 1:52:49.930 --> 1:52:52.689 It's time for a Talk Back Purge on the Jim 1:52:52.710 --> 1:52:53.530 Colbert Show. 1:52:57.220 --> 1:53:04.100 Happy Friday, crew. Yeah, this postpartum... psychosis is really difficult 1:53:04.660 --> 1:53:07.479 you know it's not actually a diagnosis in the DSM 1:53:08.180 --> 1:53:14.929 handbook which is the psychiatry diagnosis bible essentially and there's 1:53:15.060 --> 1:53:20.410 no standard of treatment for this because it's so little 1:53:20.490 --> 1:53:22.730 is known about it that people don't know how to 1:53:22.790 --> 1:53:25.310 diagnose it it's just really sad. 1:53:25.030 --> 1:53:28.800 I agree not only do I do the thing in 1:53:28.840 --> 1:53:30.480 the morning with the sheets I don't make my bed 1:53:30.520 --> 1:53:33.560 right away but Also, before I go to bed, I 1:53:33.600 --> 1:53:36.560 pull the sheets back and I let the AC cool 1:53:36.600 --> 1:53:40.059 my sheets down for about 15 or so minutes. 1:53:40.120 --> 1:53:40.600 Sometimes more. 1:53:40.620 --> 1:53:42.290 It just depends on when I think about it. And 1:53:42.310 --> 1:53:44.590 then when I get in, my sheets are nice and cool. 1:53:45.210 --> 1:53:51.450 Oops. What can I say? I tried. 1:53:51.470 --> 1:53:54.970 Make sure you listen to the whole song and not 1:53:54.990 --> 1:53:55.890 just read the title. 1:53:56.270 --> 1:53:59.210 Like the front of a book. Duh. The cover. 1:54:00.729 --> 1:54:01.020 Oh, well. 1:54:04.300 --> 1:54:08.040 Everybody knows Rod Stewart is the ultimate sailor. 1:54:08.960 --> 1:54:15.439 Just look at all those boatmen he had in his stomach. Easy. Oh! 1:54:15.510 --> 1:54:18.610 Jack Jack, I pulled the tractor over. 1:54:19.729 --> 1:54:22.189 And along with.... 1:54:25.450 --> 1:54:29.020 I forgot. Dude, you shouldn't even be driving. 1:54:29.620 --> 1:54:31.320 You shouldn't even be on a tractor, man. 1:54:32.730 --> 1:54:37.900 So I totally misunderstood the assignment. My brain went immediately 1:54:38.020 --> 1:54:43.180 to kimchi-flavored eggnog. Because those are both things I love, 1:54:43.620 --> 1:54:45.720 but would never eat them at the same sitting. 1:54:48.740 --> 1:54:51.680 What better way to end? A purge. Exactly. 1:54:51.760 --> 1:54:54.169 Yeah, that would be a purge. Kimchi eggnog. 1:54:56.230 --> 1:54:58.550 I tipped her once in Bangladesh. 1:54:59.090 --> 1:55:03.450 Welcome back to the Jim Colbert Show on Real Radio 104.1. 1:55:03.450 --> 1:55:07.310 Hope you're having a wonderful Friday evening. Jim will be 1:55:07.350 --> 1:55:10.090 back with us on Monday. You've got Deb, Jack, and Ross. 1:55:10.130 --> 1:55:12.230 And every Friday around this time, we like to do 1:55:12.270 --> 1:55:14.330 a little thing we called 8-Bit Update. 1:55:15.450 --> 1:55:18.420 It's game time on Real Radio. Get ready for the 1:55:18.440 --> 1:55:22.850 8-bit update. Your quick hit on gaming news, reviews, and 1:55:22.910 --> 1:55:25.290 a little chaos as Pop Pop tries gaming. 1:55:27.100 --> 1:55:30.230 The 8-Bit Update with Jaden starts now. Put your hands 1:55:30.270 --> 1:55:34.910 together for Jaden Grimes! Yay! 1:55:34.990 --> 1:55:36.830 I just want to go on record saying I prefer 1:55:36.850 --> 1:55:37.450 your hair long. 1:55:37.750 --> 1:55:38.730 I do too. It's alright. 1:55:38.750 --> 1:55:40.690 You know, I got this haircut just for Jimmy, and 1:55:40.770 --> 1:55:41.630 he's not even here. 1:55:41.870 --> 1:55:43.770 I didn't even notice you got your haircut. Well, I'm 1:55:43.810 --> 1:55:44.680 still wearing the hat. 1:55:44.840 --> 1:55:45.140 Come on. 1:55:46.020 --> 1:55:47.680 I'll show you afterwards. It's pretty short. 1:55:47.760 --> 1:55:50.620 You see how the dad got so happy. 1:55:50.740 --> 1:55:52.480 He's like, hey, you got your haircut. 1:55:52.600 --> 1:55:54.070 Good job, son. Thank you. 1:55:54.800 --> 1:55:58.080 I miss my football helmet of a head. Yeah, I 1:55:58.120 --> 1:56:01.550 really do. The one thing I've learned about cutting my hair, 1:56:01.610 --> 1:56:03.590 by the way, is none of my hats fit anymore. 1:56:03.610 --> 1:56:06.910 I have to resize my hats because my hair took 1:56:06.970 --> 1:56:08.180 up so much space in the hat. 1:56:08.610 --> 1:56:11.130 Wow so was it like a locks of love thing 1:56:11.170 --> 1:56:16.080 though for jim or am i missing that. 1:56:15.160 --> 1:56:18.020 No he's not donating his hair i mean if he 1:56:18.060 --> 1:56:20.200 wants it he could have it i'll go get it 1:56:20.260 --> 1:56:22.140 up off the hair hair cutters. 1:56:22.240 --> 1:56:24.810 Floor that way he wants it but he cannot have it. 1:56:28.270 --> 1:56:30.910 Well jayden right before you came in the guys were 1:56:30.950 --> 1:56:34.270 talking about uh Well, Jack, unfortunately, has not had the 1:56:34.350 --> 1:56:37.610 opportunity to watch the first 27 minutes of GTA 6 1:56:37.610 --> 1:56:39.640 that was released on Netflix yesterday. 1:56:39.660 --> 1:56:42.910 I've been busy, bud. I watched it. My wife watched it. 1:56:42.980 --> 1:56:45.970 My son watched it, Jack. That's not right. That's not good. 1:56:46.050 --> 1:56:49.850 That's not right. Yeah, it is questionable parenting, but the 1:56:49.970 --> 1:56:51.930 point still stands. You're not a real gamer. 1:56:52.770 --> 1:56:55.590 Ross, my first video game ever was GTA 4. Is 1:56:55.610 --> 1:56:58.690 your kid's first game going to be GTA 6? Yeah, dude. 1:56:58.710 --> 1:57:00.350 My kid's first game is the. 1:57:00.610 --> 1:57:00.850 Yeah. 1:57:00.990 --> 1:57:01.270 Oh, yeah. 1:57:01.900 --> 1:57:05.420 I'm already showing them terrible things. He's going to... They're good. 1:57:05.680 --> 1:57:05.820 He? 1:57:05.840 --> 1:57:07.940 Do you have a son or a daughter? I'm sorry. Well, 1:57:08.240 --> 1:57:11.150 I haven't asked him yet. No, it's a dude. That's 1:57:11.190 --> 1:57:13.450 what I thought. I was like, oh, baby has a daughter. 1:57:13.610 --> 1:57:16.050 I don't want people to think I'm... Yeah, no, it's fine. 1:57:16.090 --> 1:57:18.650 Never mind. Yeah, just forget about it. He's a dude. 1:57:18.690 --> 1:57:20.450 He's a straight-up dude. He's going to be a great 1:57:20.470 --> 1:57:22.370 human one day with the things you're showing him. I 1:57:22.430 --> 1:57:22.910 hope so. 1:57:23.330 --> 1:57:26.030 Yeah, well, there was so much yesterday on Netflix. It 1:57:26.150 --> 1:57:28.170 was 27 minutes long, so I already know I'm going 1:57:28.190 --> 1:57:30.890 to forget some things. But here's some of the things 1:57:30.910 --> 1:57:32.970 that I noticed and I thought that were the coolest 1:57:33.110 --> 1:57:34.470 bit of this whole breakdown. 1:57:34.630 --> 1:57:37.090 Because I know Ross said that he loved it, loved it, 1:57:37.130 --> 1:57:39.410 loved it. I'm not sure I'm going to be able 1:57:39.430 --> 1:57:41.620 to follow that storyline. Loved it, loved it, loved it. 1:57:41.770 --> 1:57:45.950 I had that... and that was my experience watching the trailer. Okay. 1:57:46.090 --> 1:57:48.460 Okay. I, I honestly, there wasn't a part, there was 1:57:48.480 --> 1:57:50.200 a couple of parts where I was like, and there's 1:57:50.220 --> 1:57:52.600 like two question marks I have, but for the most part, 1:57:53.040 --> 1:57:53.430 I love it. 1:57:54.120 --> 1:57:57.220 I love it. I love it. So like, here's something 1:57:57.240 --> 1:58:00.200 that I picked that I picked up on that. I went, wow, 1:58:00.220 --> 1:58:02.230 I've never seen that. And then one of the opening 1:58:02.290 --> 1:58:04.810 shots of the trailer, and this is all gameplay footage 1:58:04.870 --> 1:58:07.930 for the most part, I would say 80, 90% of 1:58:07.970 --> 1:58:11.060 it is gameplay footage. And that's what was released on Netflix. 1:58:11.510 --> 1:58:14.610 There's a part where our main character is walking with 1:58:14.670 --> 1:58:18.350 a white shirt. And this is such a weird thing, 1:58:18.410 --> 1:58:21.370 but it's something that as a gamer, my set of 1:58:21.390 --> 1:58:25.070 gamer eyes picked up on. When he moved, of course, 1:58:25.170 --> 1:58:28.270 I've seen video game characters with a shirt before and 1:58:28.450 --> 1:58:32.140 his cotton shirt fabric kind of wrinkle up as he walked. 1:58:32.560 --> 1:58:37.280 But when he walked, they were different wrinkles, right? Really? 1:58:37.400 --> 1:58:40.240 When he took a left step and then he took 1:58:40.280 --> 1:58:42.400 a right step, I was like, all right, I've seen 1:58:42.440 --> 1:58:46.000 that before. But when he took another left step, it 1:58:46.020 --> 1:58:49.600 was a completely different set of a wrinkle of the 1:58:49.700 --> 1:58:53.420 shirt from the previous left step. Maybe that was me 1:58:53.840 --> 1:58:56.520 just on one, picking up on something. Maybe that was 1:58:56.560 --> 1:58:59.310 the Red Bull talking. I don't know. But that was 1:58:59.350 --> 1:59:01.950 just such a small detail that all of a sudden, 1:59:01.990 --> 1:59:05.589 if you do an infinite amount of those that Rockstar did... 1:59:05.810 --> 1:59:08.050 It just becomes such a believable experience. 1:59:08.270 --> 1:59:12.100 It's truly like the most realistic GTA game they've made 1:59:12.160 --> 1:59:15.980 to date. They have over 600,000 animations for the NPCs 1:59:16.020 --> 1:59:16.480 in this game. 1:59:16.850 --> 1:59:20.030 GTA 5 only had 50,000. Wait, do those numbers again? 1:59:20.800 --> 1:59:26.490 So there's 600,000 animations in GTA 6 for NPCs to 1:59:26.530 --> 1:59:27.930 do different things around the world. 1:59:27.950 --> 1:59:32.110 That's a non-playable character. So just a random character that's 1:59:32.230 --> 1:59:34.850 in the city. The other people who populate a city. 1:59:34.910 --> 1:59:37.380 Which is, yeah. Ross just played a little bit of 1:59:37.440 --> 1:59:40.080 it for me. It's like literally watching the news in Miami. Yeah, 1:59:40.180 --> 1:59:43.040 it's insane. Also, they're doing a whole takeover in Miami. 1:59:43.080 --> 1:59:46.800 They got with the police department and the local government there. 1:59:46.840 --> 1:59:47.060 Really? 1:59:47.080 --> 1:59:50.400 And they're turning Miami into Vice City right now. for 1:59:50.420 --> 1:59:52.240 a promotion for this game. I mean, I've never heard 1:59:52.260 --> 1:59:54.180 of a game that takes over a whole city. I 1:59:54.200 --> 1:59:55.420 haven't either, but I mean. 1:59:55.960 --> 1:59:57.980 I remember when the Simpsons movie came out and they 1:59:58.010 --> 2:00:00.450 turned a couple of 7-Elevens into Quickie Marts and I 2:00:00.470 --> 2:00:04.570 was really happy with that. I'd be happy with that too. 2:00:04.590 --> 2:00:07.110 I hope they do that again for the new Simpsons movie. Yeah, 2:00:07.210 --> 2:00:10.160 it was pretty dope. I still have the memorabilia. Let's 2:00:10.180 --> 2:00:13.880 move on. Okay. All right, all right, all right. But 2:00:14.260 --> 2:00:16.700 another thing in the trailer, here's another weird thing that 2:00:16.840 --> 2:00:19.410 I picked up on. Our character is in an elevator. 2:00:19.670 --> 2:00:23.130 You see so many copy and pastes when it comes 2:00:23.170 --> 2:00:26.170 to panels on walls, when it comes to video games. 2:00:26.950 --> 2:00:31.810 Every panel of the wood grain in the elevator was unique. 2:00:32.550 --> 2:00:36.200 There was no... copy and paste of a wood grain 2:00:36.280 --> 2:00:37.740 panel inside this elevator. 2:00:37.840 --> 2:00:40.180 I gotta give you credit for paying that much attention. 2:00:40.200 --> 2:00:41.400 I was about to say, isn't it so funny? 2:00:41.420 --> 2:00:44.010 Between wood paneling and wrinkles, I gotta say, I think 2:00:44.060 --> 2:00:45.270 Ross is on the spectrum too. 2:00:45.310 --> 2:00:48.040 He might be with Jack. And myself and be level one. 2:00:48.340 --> 2:00:51.220 You guys were level two. You guys were level one, dude. 2:00:51.280 --> 2:00:53.080 I showed up. They just gave me a yellow belt. 2:00:57.940 --> 2:01:02.260 But I'm just a little aware of what video games 2:01:02.320 --> 2:01:05.900 and the boundaries that usually they struggle with. Great example, 2:01:05.980 --> 2:01:09.500 there's a mirror in the video game. Do you know 2:01:09.520 --> 2:01:11.540 the history of mirrors in video games? 2:01:11.820 --> 2:01:12.100 No. 2:01:12.280 --> 2:01:16.080 And how they have forever been the white whale of programming? 2:01:16.520 --> 2:01:20.520 Because it's been so hard to program a successful mirror 2:01:20.620 --> 2:01:22.620 in a video game. I would imagine. Because you have 2:01:22.650 --> 2:01:26.090 to flip everything and then it just quadruples the power 2:01:26.370 --> 2:01:29.810 that's needed for that video game. Check out the mirrors 2:01:29.870 --> 2:01:33.610 in GTA 6. It's an engineering marvel. 2:01:33.770 --> 2:01:35.710 You see how crazy we're going for GTA 6? They 2:01:35.750 --> 2:01:38.690 got him looking at elevator walls, wrinkles in shirts. 2:01:38.710 --> 2:01:39.490 Wood paneling, I know. 2:01:39.550 --> 2:01:40.050 I mean, jeez. 2:01:40.680 --> 2:01:43.000 A couple of things I noticed from a gameplay perspective 2:01:43.100 --> 2:01:46.060 is Red Dead Redemption 2 was straight. 2:01:45.820 --> 2:01:46.660 Up just like. 2:01:46.820 --> 2:01:48.550 Now you got his attention. Yeah, you see how quick 2:01:48.570 --> 2:01:48.990 he turned over? 2:01:49.030 --> 2:01:49.530 He sure did. 2:01:49.550 --> 2:01:51.170 Red Dead Redemption 2 was kind of like a test 2:01:51.210 --> 2:01:53.410 ground for GTA 6. You know how when you talk 2:01:53.450 --> 2:01:56.230 to civilians in Red Dead, you hold the trigger and 2:01:56.250 --> 2:01:59.700 it pops up antagonize and all that? It's the same 2:01:59.760 --> 2:02:04.240 exact pinpoint thing in GTA 6. Even the same camera angle. 2:02:04.340 --> 2:02:07.560 It's a new camera angle for, I think, the GTA franchise, 2:02:07.620 --> 2:02:09.400 at least off of the footage that I saw. It 2:02:09.560 --> 2:02:12.350 reminded me very much of Red Dead. Yeah, no, it 2:02:12.400 --> 2:02:15.650 really was a test for GTA 6. They also are 2:02:15.690 --> 2:02:18.650 taking over the weapon system from Red Dead Redemption, so 2:02:18.670 --> 2:02:21.190 you can only carry... so many weapons, and you can 2:02:21.230 --> 2:02:24.770 no longer pull out an RPG or minigun out of 2:02:24.810 --> 2:02:27.570 your jail pocket, your prison wallet, whatever you want to 2:02:27.590 --> 2:02:28.010 call it. 2:02:28.190 --> 2:02:31.570 You're telling me I can't boof a minigun? Yeah. Why 2:02:31.720 --> 2:02:36.400 are you getting realistic on GTA? I can't prison sell 2:02:36.440 --> 2:02:41.180 a damn rocket launcher? That was the best part about GTA. 2:02:41.220 --> 2:02:43.810 That was my favorite part. I love having my little 2:02:44.050 --> 2:02:46.250 massive gun just jump over the back fence, if you 2:02:46.270 --> 2:02:47.890 know what I mean. 2:02:48.790 --> 2:02:51.790 The thing that blew me away with this whole 27-minute 2:02:51.830 --> 2:02:54.550 trailer and everything, this was on the base PlayStation 5. 2:02:54.550 --> 2:02:57.540 It wasn't a PlayStation 5 Pro. This is the regular, 2:02:57.660 --> 2:03:03.000 degular PlayStation 5. Regular degular. Regular degular. No fancy add-ons 2:03:03.060 --> 2:03:06.580 with it. No boosted hardware. My one problem with it, though, 2:03:06.580 --> 2:03:09.020 30 FPS is a little outrageous. 2:03:09.160 --> 2:03:12.570 I'm fine with 30 FPS. I'm not. And that's frames 2:03:12.630 --> 2:03:15.630 per second. I was going to say, I was like, man, 2:03:15.690 --> 2:03:18.210 why can't Jim be here for that? I got you. 2:03:18.290 --> 2:03:20.730 I'm thinking about the listeners. But that is a big 2:03:20.810 --> 2:03:23.870 stickler in the gaming community of 60 frames per second 2:03:24.090 --> 2:03:25.690 versus 30 frames per second. 2:03:25.730 --> 2:03:28.000 Oh, you can see the difference in the quality of 2:03:28.020 --> 2:03:28.580 the visuals. 2:03:28.600 --> 2:03:28.820 Yeah. 2:03:28.980 --> 2:03:32.320 Well, friendly reminder, your average movie, I think, is at 2:03:32.360 --> 2:03:36.210 like 24 frames a second. So it really depends on 2:03:36.450 --> 2:03:41.790 what experience you, to me, what you prefer. But it's 2:03:41.850 --> 2:03:45.050 also like, it's kind of a black and white opinion 2:03:45.170 --> 2:03:47.330 for the most part that 60 frames is better. But 2:03:47.370 --> 2:03:50.030 this game is locked, I believe, at 30 frames on 2:03:50.050 --> 2:03:52.310 the PS5. Yeah, I don't know if on the Pro 2:03:52.370 --> 2:03:53.500 it's going to get up to 60. 2:03:53.490 --> 2:03:55.880 I can't imagine this game gets to 60 with how much, 2:03:56.340 --> 2:03:58.020 I mean, how much goes into it. Maybe when you 2:03:58.060 --> 2:04:00.060 get to the PC, you can get it to 60. 2:04:00.060 --> 2:04:01.640 Maybe even push it to 90 if you have all 2:04:01.660 --> 2:04:02.840 your graphics down. 2:04:03.360 --> 2:04:04.060 But I don't know. 2:04:04.060 --> 2:04:06.420 30 FPS is a huge deal for me. It's not 2:04:06.440 --> 2:04:07.790 going to affect me. I'm still going to play it, 2:04:07.820 --> 2:04:09.490 but it's going to take me a very long time 2:04:09.510 --> 2:04:12.050 to get used to that. That's just how I feel 2:04:12.090 --> 2:04:15.150 about the whole thing. The six-star wanted level is returning 2:04:15.190 --> 2:04:18.680 to GTA 6. I think they removed it in GTA 4. 2:04:18.680 --> 2:04:22.120 Oh, I hate that. Everyone comes to get you. The 2:04:22.160 --> 2:04:24.900 military is going to be after you. I mean, come on. 2:04:24.980 --> 2:04:28.020 I don't like that. I'm the good guy. It's literally 2:04:28.180 --> 2:04:32.240 the best part of the game. You don't know. You 2:04:32.280 --> 2:04:37.200 don't know nothing about gaming. Oh, fighting words, Ross. Fighting words. 2:04:37.270 --> 2:04:41.870 Those literally... Jaden, I cannot impress on you enough. You 2:04:41.910 --> 2:04:45.160 can say damn near anything to Ross Padgett. 2:04:45.980 --> 2:04:48.560 The one thing. Look at his face. Look at his face. 2:04:48.760 --> 2:04:50.770 And he loves that guy across the console. 2:04:50.870 --> 2:04:54.250 I love that guy. But he plays GTA. And he 2:04:54.310 --> 2:04:56.290 wants to get the stars because it's the only way 2:04:56.370 --> 2:04:56.940 he's wanted. 2:04:58.660 --> 2:05:00.900 Oh, he's throwing it down, Bradshaw. 2:05:00.940 --> 2:05:01.340 Not true. 2:05:01.380 --> 2:05:03.140 I drive my car at the speed limit and I 2:05:03.220 --> 2:05:07.060 obey traffic signs and traffic signals. 2:05:07.900 --> 2:05:12.900 We're going to fight after the show. I know, Jayden. Really? 2:05:12.940 --> 2:05:15.880 Jayden really thought I was serious. Were you fun in college? 2:05:16.060 --> 2:05:19.320 I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm sure you were a blast, Jack. 2:05:19.340 --> 2:05:20.379 He was a blast. 2:05:20.420 --> 2:05:23.440 You want to hear stories from this guy. Yeah, I'm sure. Yeah, 2:05:23.480 --> 2:05:25.090 he knocked the lights out on the drug dealer. 2:05:25.100 --> 2:05:25.570 But anyway. 2:05:25.710 --> 2:05:25.870 Jack? 2:05:27.470 --> 2:05:30.190 Oh, yeah. Here are my two little nitpicky complaints that 2:05:30.230 --> 2:05:32.670 I already am going to have about GTA 6. I 2:05:32.690 --> 2:05:35.010 should have had them before I saw the trailer. First 2:05:35.050 --> 2:05:37.010 and foremost, I didn't know how Red Dead it was. 2:05:37.070 --> 2:05:38.800 Red Dead is one of the best video games. 2:05:38.980 --> 2:05:39.400 Yes. 2:05:39.720 --> 2:05:43.500 But my biggest complaint about Red Dead was it was 2:05:43.560 --> 2:05:47.700 almost too realistic. Where, okay, you want to skin a 2:05:47.800 --> 2:05:51.200 deer for a pelt? It's going to take six seconds 2:05:51.260 --> 2:05:56.290 because the animation of skinning the animal... It takes some 2:05:56.370 --> 2:06:00.010 time every now and then. I'm so used to walking 2:06:00.070 --> 2:06:02.430 up to an item, hitting a button, and it's in 2:06:02.470 --> 2:06:06.860 my inventory. Not in Red Dead. You want that pelt? 2:06:06.880 --> 2:06:09.000 You gotta work for it. You gotta work for it. 2:06:08.980 --> 2:06:09.230 A little bit. 2:06:09.240 --> 2:06:12.920 Do you remember how long Jack was searching for blueberries? 2:06:13.770 --> 2:06:16.640 I wasn't there for this. Do you remember? 2:06:16.660 --> 2:06:19.180 Listen, one of the challenges, you need to pick and 2:06:19.240 --> 2:06:20.320 eat four berries. 2:06:21.020 --> 2:06:22.680 They're not all in the same place. You got to 2:06:22.720 --> 2:06:23.280 go find them. 2:06:23.380 --> 2:06:24.300 It took him months. 2:06:25.260 --> 2:06:30.660 That game's massive. There's a lot of berries. Okay. Thank you, Jayden. 2:06:30.680 --> 2:06:31.820 You're welcome. I got your back. 2:06:33.060 --> 2:06:35.100 I was impressed with the search for berries. I was 2:06:35.140 --> 2:06:36.480 just amazed at how long it went on. 2:06:36.560 --> 2:06:39.480 The other second complaint, and I don't know if this 2:06:39.560 --> 2:06:43.690 makes me against love, I've always been pro-love, but the 2:06:43.910 --> 2:06:47.510 leads of this GTA 6, it's a couple. Yeah, it's 2:06:47.530 --> 2:06:49.190 like Bonnie and Clyde. Yeah. 2:06:49.230 --> 2:06:49.410 Right? 2:06:49.670 --> 2:06:52.170 It's very Gone in 60 Seconds. 2:06:52.290 --> 2:06:52.830 I've not seen that. 2:06:53.050 --> 2:06:55.410 I haven't either, but it reminds me of the badass 2:06:55.430 --> 2:06:56.680 bitch with the thing in the car. 2:06:56.880 --> 2:07:03.230 GTA 4, you're playing a Russian gangster... Nico Bellic. Yeah, 2:07:03.270 --> 2:07:07.730 you're talking... Nico, right? Yeah, Nico Bellic. And then GTA V, 2:07:07.770 --> 2:07:11.890 you're playing three essentially... I don't want to say gangsters, 2:07:12.010 --> 2:07:15.310 but you'll call them gangsters. Two gangsters and one crackhead. 2:07:15.850 --> 2:07:16.270 And then. 2:07:16.690 --> 2:07:19.750 Show title. And it's the greatest... That's the best video 2:07:19.770 --> 2:07:22.430 game character of all time in Trevor. Oh, absolutely. I 2:07:22.430 --> 2:07:23.810 agree with you. I'll die on that hill. That's the 2:07:23.870 --> 2:07:28.870 Cartman in the digital video game world. Then GTA VI, though... 2:07:29.540 --> 2:07:32.760 They're in love. And in this trailer, you see a 2:07:32.900 --> 2:07:39.900 firefight with police officers. They are mowing down authorities. And 2:07:39.920 --> 2:07:42.850 it just took me out of it of going like, oh, 2:07:42.930 --> 2:07:48.670 there's no marriage where this would fly. You know what 2:07:48.710 --> 2:07:52.250 the amount of counseling is? You would need, like, this 2:07:52.330 --> 2:07:57.270 is just abusive relationship. Someone, I saw this Netflix doc. 2:07:57.430 --> 2:08:01.220 It's called Worst Ex Ever. and like it kind of 2:08:01.280 --> 2:08:03.730 took me out knowing that like here are these two 2:08:04.670 --> 2:08:08.970 passionate lovers but just I mean mass I don't know. 2:08:09.250 --> 2:08:12.240 It was weird. Maybe I'll get back on board, but 2:08:12.260 --> 2:08:14.560 it was just weird seeing two young lovers just cause 2:08:14.580 --> 2:08:17.220 so much bloodshed. I mean, you know, I kind of 2:08:17.240 --> 2:08:19.290 like it. Let them do what they want to do. 2:08:19.310 --> 2:08:26.350 What was that movie with American-born monsters? About the young 2:08:26.390 --> 2:08:29.030 couple who traveled the country just laying waste in a 2:08:29.090 --> 2:08:29.910 crime spree. 2:08:30.690 --> 2:08:31.630 Natural born killers. 2:08:31.670 --> 2:08:34.920 Natural born killers. I mean, they sound like the couple 2:08:35.000 --> 2:08:35.640 from that movie. 2:08:35.740 --> 2:08:37.960 They are a little bit. I don't know if you 2:08:37.980 --> 2:08:40.500 saw this. You have to go on dates and stuff 2:08:40.540 --> 2:08:41.060 with Lucia. 2:08:41.140 --> 2:08:45.600 Really? So the story mode is very expansive. Yeah, she's 2:08:45.770 --> 2:08:50.890 pretty hot. It's not even a pretty hot, dude. She's hot, dude. 2:08:51.050 --> 2:08:57.720 I've listened. I've... A lone time, is it, Ross? It's 2:08:57.740 --> 2:08:59.340 not a lone time, but the only reason why I'm 2:08:59.400 --> 2:09:02.640 this aggressive is because you saw the narrative online that 2:09:02.720 --> 2:09:05.880 she was mid, and I'm like, look at that digital 2:09:05.920 --> 2:09:11.870 fat ass. Are you kidding me? If that's mid, take 2:09:11.910 --> 2:09:14.250 me off this planet. That's a light-skinned baddie if I've 2:09:14.310 --> 2:09:18.090 ever seen one. It is. Hot caliente mamacita. 2:09:19.040 --> 2:09:21.440 Oh, so she's a Latina. She is Latina, and she 2:09:21.460 --> 2:09:23.770 is a smoke show. Then she's got that coconut back end. 2:09:23.780 --> 2:09:25.730 Yeah, there you go. Oh, she does. She does. The 2:09:25.740 --> 2:09:26.390 coconut back? 2:09:26.870 --> 2:09:28.530 Oh, the coconut back end where it looks like a 2:09:28.570 --> 2:09:29.330 couple of coconuts? 2:09:29.370 --> 2:09:33.310 Well, she says she got the back dimples. They coated 2:09:33.350 --> 2:09:35.430 in the back dimples. Of course they did. It can't 2:09:35.450 --> 2:09:36.470 be Miami without it. 2:09:37.200 --> 2:09:39.500 Everybody, every NPC that's a woman is going to have 2:09:39.540 --> 2:09:41.000 them back nipples in this game. 2:09:41.100 --> 2:09:43.480 Every single one. It's insane to me, right, that I'm 2:09:43.520 --> 2:09:46.630 coming to the defense of a fake fictional character. But 2:09:46.650 --> 2:09:48.470 I had to say it because people are like, oh, 2:09:48.510 --> 2:09:51.190 she's ugly. Oh, Rockstar didn't even give us a hot girl. 2:09:51.250 --> 2:09:54.690 I'm like, oh, my God, the Internet has ruined your standards. 2:09:55.250 --> 2:09:56.170 She's beautiful. 2:09:56.350 --> 2:10:00.140 She's fake, but she's beautiful. Doesn't matter if she's fake, Ross. 2:10:00.240 --> 2:10:04.120 You love her, and that's what matters. got nice stuff 2:10:04.400 --> 2:10:07.510 yeah yeah what ross said well we talked about realism 2:10:07.560 --> 2:10:09.090 a little bit you right you have to now fill 2:10:09.110 --> 2:10:11.090 your car up with gas in this game as well 2:10:11.110 --> 2:10:13.250 to even make it a little more realistic yeah wow 2:10:13.270 --> 2:10:13.850 so you can't just. 2:10:13.770 --> 2:10:16.470 Say you stop at red light you stop at stop 2:10:16.570 --> 2:10:19.510 signs you yield to pedestrians and you get gas. 2:10:19.270 --> 2:10:21.250 Yeah no probably not fun in college. 2:10:20.930 --> 2:10:23.630 No definitely not fun in college you pull out your 2:10:23.650 --> 2:10:25.950 phone in gta6 and you're like oh great the straight 2:10:25.970 --> 2:10:31.280 of hormuz got hit again Speaking of that. Can't afford it. 2:10:32.120 --> 2:10:34.600 You can doom scroll in GTA 6. No way. 2:10:34.620 --> 2:10:37.360 They have their own social media on your phone in 2:10:37.400 --> 2:10:41.000 this game. GTA 6 has its own in-game social media. 2:10:41.690 --> 2:10:43.930 Oh, that is awesome. Isn't that wild? I mean, this 2:10:43.990 --> 2:10:46.130 is kind of taking over people's lives a little bit. 2:10:46.250 --> 2:10:48.290 It's the most black mirror thing I've ever heard a 2:10:48.330 --> 2:10:50.810 young person say is what you just said. 2:10:50.870 --> 2:10:51.050 Yeah. 2:10:51.350 --> 2:10:55.330 Yeah doom scrolling within my video game i mean i'm 2:10:55.410 --> 2:11:01.310 all for it i just overdosed on 2026 2026 i'm 2:11:01.350 --> 2:11:02.940 here for it but i'm not ready for it. 2:11:03.420 --> 2:11:05.700 None of us are they brought back weight loss and 2:11:05.740 --> 2:11:07.300 gaining weight so you have to go to the gym 2:11:07.360 --> 2:11:09.420 and be careful about what you eat and stuff like 2:11:09.500 --> 2:11:11.840 that i know dude just let me be fat in 2:11:11.880 --> 2:11:14.060 real life and in the video game i want no 2:11:14.100 --> 2:11:17.040 consequences i'm happy i don't want to eat yeah this 2:11:17.120 --> 2:11:18.760 is boring just go i mean you can get like 2:11:18.800 --> 2:11:20.300 real skinny in the game i'm sure. 2:11:20.080 --> 2:11:23.200 Just I eat Red Dead. Yeah, exactly. But I hunt. 2:11:23.660 --> 2:11:25.660 I hunt. Well, there's no hunting in this. You've got 2:11:25.680 --> 2:11:27.040 to go to, like, Burger Shop. Hookers. 2:11:27.620 --> 2:11:29.380 Oh, you could go hunt hookers. I don't know how 2:11:29.420 --> 2:11:30.060 good they taste, though. 2:11:30.100 --> 2:11:34.510 That's what Jack is playing GTA 6 for, is following 2:11:34.710 --> 2:11:38.790 the rules and getting his 10,000 steps. And I'm waiting 2:11:38.830 --> 2:11:42.110 to ask, like, where do you get that side content, right? Oh, 2:11:42.130 --> 2:11:43.110 you go to the strip club. 2:11:44.410 --> 2:11:44.610 Oh. 2:11:44.670 --> 2:11:46.510 There's a strip club in GTA. That's where you get 2:11:46.530 --> 2:11:49.010 some good Sky content. That's the first place you go 2:11:49.050 --> 2:11:49.910 in a GTA game. 2:11:49.940 --> 2:11:50.220 Come on. 2:11:51.530 --> 2:11:52.810 Is that not the first place you go in a 2:11:52.830 --> 2:11:55.070 GTA game? Straight to the strip club. Not my first. 2:11:55.150 --> 2:11:56.910 Not going to lie. I kind of follow the story. 2:11:56.970 --> 2:11:58.550 If the story has it, then I'll go. 2:11:58.570 --> 2:12:00.770 That makes me look bad, doesn't it? I was expecting 2:12:00.790 --> 2:12:02.910 a resounding yes. No, that just makes you 21. 2:12:02.910 --> 2:12:05.950 Yeah, that's fair. I mean, digital boobies. I mean, come on. 2:12:06.490 --> 2:12:10.750 Come on. I think they're going to diss. How old 2:12:10.770 --> 2:12:12.830 were you when you played GTA 5 when it came out? 2:12:13.390 --> 2:12:14.050 GTA 5? 2:12:14.050 --> 2:12:14.210 Yeah. 2:12:14.390 --> 2:12:15.350 I was like four. 2:12:15.550 --> 2:12:15.810 Four? 2:12:15.850 --> 2:12:18.400 I was four years old when I played GTA 4. Oh, God. 2:12:19.250 --> 2:12:22.750 Brian, we got to talk about that. No, GTA V, though, 2:12:22.810 --> 2:12:25.490 had the strip club as well. Yeah, I was like 2:12:25.490 --> 2:12:27.830 9 or 10 when that came out. So, yeah, that 2:12:27.850 --> 2:12:29.310 was definitely the first place I went to when I 2:12:29.330 --> 2:12:30.440 was about 9 or 10 for sure. 2:12:30.640 --> 2:12:32.480 If I was 9 or 10, that's where I would go. 2:12:32.620 --> 2:12:34.760 It's so funny. Maybe he was fun in college. We 2:12:34.780 --> 2:12:36.380 keep flipping back and forth. He's going to the strip 2:12:36.400 --> 2:12:39.840 club and everything now. It was always funny going to 2:12:39.860 --> 2:12:45.160 a GTA strip club because, like, you would see some jiggle, right? 2:12:45.380 --> 2:12:48.220 Am I making that up? You'd see some jiggle. Yeah. 2:12:48.460 --> 2:12:49.960 And then you'd be like, oh, you would think they 2:12:49.980 --> 2:12:55.850 would be fake here. That's like a triple entendre for 2:12:55.870 --> 2:12:57.770 the people in the back, baby. Let's ride. 2:12:59.170 --> 2:13:02.950 I will say, Jason, the main character, seems really dull. Like, 2:13:02.990 --> 2:13:05.400 the dude's really boring. I didn't get any type of 2:13:05.440 --> 2:13:07.820 humor from him once in that trailer. Like, it was 2:13:07.860 --> 2:13:11.060 like just a straight pencil. That's how, like, just straight 2:13:11.100 --> 2:13:11.960 and boring he is. 2:13:12.160 --> 2:13:12.880 There's no character. 2:13:12.900 --> 2:13:14.060 Like, follows the traffic laws. 2:13:14.160 --> 2:13:14.400 Exactly. 2:13:14.420 --> 2:13:15.300 Stops at the red lights. 2:13:15.320 --> 2:13:19.360 Settles down. Goes hunting and eats food digitally. Doesn't know 2:13:19.400 --> 2:13:21.910 about the jiggle of the, you know. He probably knows 2:13:21.930 --> 2:13:23.850 about the jiggle. Before I hire this hooker, let me 2:13:23.870 --> 2:13:25.330 get my digital activia. 2:13:25.350 --> 2:13:28.790 Let me post on my digital social media real quick. 2:13:29.200 --> 2:13:32.520 Jaden, I will be watching this trailer tonight when I 2:13:32.540 --> 2:13:35.100 get home. However, what was the news last week? You 2:13:35.160 --> 2:13:39.310 had the news of the leak, and then there were reports. 2:13:39.400 --> 2:13:42.350 What is the latest on the guy who got access 2:13:42.430 --> 2:13:46.410 to an early version of the game and posted it online? 2:13:46.470 --> 2:13:49.270 Yeah, Mr. Cyber Leak. The story's kind of crazy. 2:13:49.310 --> 2:13:52.750 So right before the trailer released on Netflix and everything 2:13:52.790 --> 2:13:55.090 like that, I told you he had a little meme coin, right? 2:13:55.110 --> 2:13:55.530 Yeah. 2:13:55.550 --> 2:13:57.210 I'm not the biggest crypto guy, so I don't know 2:13:57.250 --> 2:13:59.270 all of this, but he's like... Dumped. 2:13:59.310 --> 2:14:01.410 He left. He just took all the money he could 2:14:01.450 --> 2:14:02.940 and left because, I mean, he knew. 2:14:02.960 --> 2:14:05.160 They're going to find him. But not even that. 2:14:05.300 --> 2:14:09.060 He has a kill switch for the PC version of 2:14:09.100 --> 2:14:12.140 GTA 6. He said if he gets arrested, it's on 2:14:12.180 --> 2:14:16.840 a 24-hour timer he resets every night, and it will hit, 2:14:17.020 --> 2:14:19.060 and it will launch onto some type of website that 2:14:19.100 --> 2:14:21.460 people will be able to download if he gets arrested 2:14:21.540 --> 2:14:24.880 by Rockstar and all that. So I don't know how 2:14:24.940 --> 2:14:27.760 possible that is. I don't know if he's bluffing or what. 2:14:27.920 --> 2:14:32.540 That's a pretty sophisticated operation. This guy's smart. I say 2:14:32.580 --> 2:14:32.980 he's smart. 2:14:33.000 --> 2:14:35.520 He's kind of leaving a trail behind because GTA fans, 2:14:35.860 --> 2:14:38.740 Rockstar fans on these subreddits are going after him. They 2:14:38.780 --> 2:14:41.470 are finding out who he is. They're finding out little details. 2:14:41.770 --> 2:14:44.930 It's kind of weird, actually. Have you ever seen the 2:14:44.970 --> 2:14:46.410 documentary Don't Mess With Cats? 2:14:46.470 --> 2:14:48.710 I was just about to say, have you ever seen 2:14:48.750 --> 2:14:51.830 Don't Mess With Cats? I've never seen it because there's 2:14:51.890 --> 2:14:55.230 obvious reasons, but That's the first example we ever saw 2:14:55.270 --> 2:14:56.730 of the internet finding your ass. 2:14:56.750 --> 2:14:59.030 Yeah, and that's exactly what's happening to this guy right now. 2:15:00.000 --> 2:15:04.140 It's so easy to talk about maybe a bad thing 2:15:04.200 --> 2:15:07.180 happening to a big, giant corporation, but I just want 2:15:07.200 --> 2:15:10.120 to throw this out here and clarify. I am against this. 2:15:10.260 --> 2:15:14.510 We should not be pro this leak. I'm not for 2:15:14.550 --> 2:15:14.930 this leak. 2:15:14.950 --> 2:15:16.070 You're not for vigilante. 2:15:16.090 --> 2:15:19.130 Do I find it extremely interesting? I'm curious to see 2:15:19.170 --> 2:15:21.750 what the end result is. But for me to be 2:15:21.870 --> 2:15:26.300 pro the leak, that means that I'm also disrespecting the heroic, 2:15:26.680 --> 2:15:31.840 enormous amount of work done. that rockstar and these developers 2:15:31.900 --> 2:15:34.820 have made i'm here for the argument with physical versus 2:15:34.840 --> 2:15:38.800 digital media but i still want to appreciate any team's 2:15:39.240 --> 2:15:41.740 hard work that was led by a human with a 2:15:41.800 --> 2:15:46.320 director that was saying let's make that shinier make tune 2:15:46.360 --> 2:15:48.160 this up i want to respect that the best that 2:15:48.230 --> 2:15:50.270 i can so i even though i find the leak 2:15:50.330 --> 2:15:52.110 cool i'm anti-leak. 2:15:51.890 --> 2:15:54.350 I completely agree with you and rockstar actually put out 2:15:54.390 --> 2:15:56.750 a statement revolving these leaks and they i mean to 2:15:57.170 --> 2:15:59.230 They basically said, yeah, we see them. 2:16:00.130 --> 2:16:02.600 Okay, well, you know, it sucks that they did this. Yeah, 2:16:02.610 --> 2:16:04.700 it sucks that they did this. It upsets us, but 2:16:04.720 --> 2:16:06.280 what are we going to do? So put your hands 2:16:06.320 --> 2:16:07.720 together for Jaden Grimes! 2:16:07.740 --> 2:16:07.900 Yay! 2:16:10.560 --> 2:16:12.380 I wonder how often you guys are going to watch 2:16:12.440 --> 2:16:15.620 this 27-minute trailer until the game comes out in November. 2:16:15.660 --> 2:16:17.220 Can I say every day? Yeah, we're going to have 2:16:17.240 --> 2:16:18.640 a powwow right now. All right, every day. 2:16:19.060 --> 2:16:20.780 So not only do we want to thank you, Jayden, 2:16:20.820 --> 2:16:23.250 thank you as always for coming in on Fridays and 2:16:23.330 --> 2:16:25.790 entertaining us with the gaming world. We also want to 2:16:25.830 --> 2:16:29.430 thank attorney Mo DeWitt for saucing up our Fridays. Corona 2:16:29.470 --> 2:16:32.050 Cigar Company, don't forget to check out their Cigar of 2:16:32.090 --> 2:16:35.789 the Week. Fies Cara, restaurant critic for the Orlando Weekly. 2:16:36.129 --> 2:16:39.540 Forward Slash Distillery and Blending House for Whiskey of the Week. 2:16:39.860 --> 2:16:43.340 And last but never least, Sam Bowen, Candice Rich, and 2:16:43.379 --> 2:16:46.900 Alicia Boulware for running our YouTube chat. Jack, I don't 2:16:46.940 --> 2:16:48.730 think we had a question of the day, but did we? 2:16:48.750 --> 2:16:49.060 We did. 2:16:49.190 --> 2:16:53.090 In our YouTube chat, should college athletes be paid? Where 2:16:53.110 --> 2:16:54.950 do you think it fell? Oh, I'm going to go. 2:16:55.970 --> 2:16:57.610 At least 80% said paid. 2:16:57.950 --> 2:17:01.539 No, 53% said yes. Wow, okay. 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