Speaker 1: You know you want it. That's why we are delivering
Speaker 1: it today. This is the Boomburn Money Minute on seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Alrighty kind enough to join us from the Bloomberg newsroom.
Speaker 2: Nice to have her with us today in New York City,
Speaker 2: Erica Hearstkowitz and Erica Samsung unveiling a new, very expensive
Speaker 2: new phone.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Tom, Apple's not even out with its bifold phone, and
Speaker 4: now Samsung is unveiling a trifold smartphone. It's called the
Speaker 4: Galaxy Z trifold. It has two hinges and can transform
Speaker 4: into a larger tablet sized device since the Galaxy Z trifled.
Speaker 4: It'll initially be launched in South Korea later this month,
Speaker 4: then later available in the US, China and the UAE,
Speaker 4: and it will go for around twenty five hundred.
Speaker 2: Years twenty five hundred dollars.
Speaker 4: I'm not spending that on a.
Speaker 1: Phone, definitely not.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, companies are betting we talk a lot about this
Speaker 2: with our business insider Greg Stebben, that bonuses will persuade
Speaker 2: their employees to use AI at work.
Speaker 4: Tom French drugmaker Sinoffee, fintech Brex, and International Business Machines
Speaker 4: are some of the firms that are paying cash, awarding
Speaker 4: points or doling out merge to expand the adoption of
Speaker 4: AI across their businesses, and after collectively investing billions of
Speaker 4: dollars into AI systems, companies are facing a human problem.
Speaker 4: It's just some employees that are reluctant to actually use
Speaker 4: the tech. Many fear using AI is going to speed
Speaker 4: up their jobs disappearance, or they just simply lack time
Speaker 4: to train for it. Others may not want to share
Speaker 4: their AI tactics, preferring to keep the advantage to themselves.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I mean, you know, most people, AI is
Speaker 2: being thrown around out there like everybody and his brother
Speaker 2: is supposed to know about it, and in reality, ninety
Speaker 2: nine percent of people don't.
Speaker 1: Okay. Meanwhile, the futures out there Erica yep.
Speaker 4: Marct Future is pointing to a higher open down futures
Speaker 4: up forty three points, NASAK futures up one oh seven,
Speaker 4: and SMP futures up nineteen from Bloomberg America.
Speaker 1: HRSKO.
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Speaker 2: Alrighty our number is five one three, seven four nine,
Speaker 2: seven thousand. I would really appreciate and like to hear
Speaker 2: from you. We've got about twenty minutes, close to twenty
Speaker 2: minutes to do just that, to fill us in on
Speaker 2: any number of things. A. Are you stuck in traffic somewhere?
Speaker 2: Or b are you somewhere where it's starting to open
Speaker 2: up a little bit? And again our number is five
Speaker 2: one three seven four nine seven thousand. Or maybe you're
Speaker 2: home today from work and you're never home from work.
Speaker 2: Maybe the kids are home from school and that's a
Speaker 2: real safe bet, so you have them around today, whatever's
Speaker 2: on your mind, Just like to hear from you on
Speaker 2: this snowy Tuesday. Five one three seven four nine seven
Speaker 2: thousand the number to dial, and across the border over
Speaker 2: in beautiful Lawrenceburg, Indiana, we say, good morning, Mike.
Speaker 1: How are you good?
Speaker 5: How are you doing?
Speaker 1: Doing good? Buddy? What's happening?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 7: I just came from Norwood to Lawrenceburg and able to
Speaker 7: perfectly fine trip street highways.
Speaker 5: Are fine headed, the perfect north slopes?
Speaker 2: Are you really now? There is a great idea. I
Speaker 2: didn't even think about that. I used to go out
Speaker 2: there all the time when the kids were younger. Are
Speaker 2: you going with kids or are you just going out
Speaker 2: there and having a little fun.
Speaker 7: Oh, I'm actually going out there to pick up a
Speaker 7: motor for work.
Speaker 2: Oh, all right, you're not going out there skiing. No, okay,
Speaker 2: you got to work today, all right, But you're on
Speaker 2: the road most of the day. So it sounds like, so, Mike,
Speaker 2: be careful out there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's just when I haven't ran into any issues.
Speaker 5: Parking lots are crazy.
Speaker 2: But yeah, you know, it's so funny how I was
Speaker 2: certain people I noticed had at three something this morning,
Speaker 2: you know, the people across the street at the Kenwood Mall.
Speaker 2: I mean they had, they had a fleet of trucks
Speaker 2: out there, and you can understand why it's a big
Speaker 2: part of the season. Let's go to Rob over in Bellevue.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much for your call. Rob in Bellevue, K.
Speaker 2: Why what's happening with you today?
Speaker 5: Tommy? Good morning? How are you?
Speaker 1: I'm doing great, brother, Good morning to you.
Speaker 8: Started out in Bellevue, headed to west Chester to get
Speaker 8: a crack tooth repaired, and seventy five was pretty good
Speaker 8: till about Sharon Road.
Speaker 1: A lady did a.
Speaker 8: Two seventy, not quite a three sixty right in front
Speaker 8: of me. But everyone was going slow, minding their p's
Speaker 8: and Q's and no events there. Got off Tylersville Road
Speaker 8: and pulling into the dentist. The main roads are pretty good,
Speaker 8: but I wanted to share with you along a little
Speaker 8: personal note. Years ago, my other half bottle of nice
Speaker 8: white Lincoln MKC from Mike Cash Trucy yep hopped hopped
Speaker 8: in the vehicle. We took it for a test ride,
Speaker 8: and I'm like, man, this is a this is nice
Speaker 8: checking out the radio and the entertainment center. I see Holly,
Speaker 8: I see Tom, I see Marty. I looked at Nancy
Speaker 8: and I go, hey.
Speaker 5: You know who this vehicle was.
Speaker 8: She's like no, I said, they forgot to clear the
Speaker 8: phone out. I said, I think this was uh, I
Speaker 8: think this was Tom's wife, Holly's vehicle.
Speaker 1: You gotta be had it ever since love.
Speaker 8: It got about sixty eight thousand miles on it, and
Speaker 8: it's been a good been a good deal from the
Speaker 8: old boys at Mike Kesh Roushi over in Alexandria.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they do a great job. Great bunch of guys.
Speaker 2: Brian Smith over there and some of those guys just
Speaker 2: awesome guys. And so that's great. Sorry, thanks for sharing
Speaker 2: that with me. I appreciate it. Have a great rest
Speaker 2: of you. They be careful out there. Let's go to
Speaker 2: Brian up in Middletown. Brian, what's your day looking like?
Speaker 1: My man?
Speaker 9: Hey Tom, I'm old school mcnick.
Speaker 1: And that's okay. I won't hold it against you, but.
Speaker 9: Back in the day when your home field was our
Speaker 9: home field, and I just wanted to be grudgingly, begrudgingly
Speaker 9: wish you guys good luck in your championship game this
Speaker 9: coming up. And the main roads in Middletown are good,
Speaker 9: it's just the side streets weren't even touched. Yes, it
Speaker 9: was a labor of love getting into my subdivision. I
Speaker 9: drive a patrol vehicle for a local security company and
Speaker 9: I was out in it when it started last night.
Speaker 9: And for the most part, everybody drove civilized and act
Speaker 9: like they had some sense, so it wasn't all that bad.
Speaker 1: Good.
Speaker 2: I'm glad to hear it, and and thank you for
Speaker 2: the well wishes for the Anderson I have a hard
Speaker 2: time not calling them the Redskins. Probably you do too.
Speaker 2: The Anderson Raptors playing in the state title game rematch
Speaker 2: of last year's state title game where they lost to Abon.
Speaker 2: Hopefully they'll go get them this year. Speaking of Anderson,
Speaker 2: Butcher is out in Anderson Township. Butch, good morning, Welcome
Speaker 2: to the Big One.
Speaker 10: Hey, how you doing, Tom? Hey, I'm a UPS driver
Speaker 10: up in Anderson Township, and I just wanted to politely
Speaker 10: ask all my customers to maybe take care of us
Speaker 10: flow them steps off. You got upste and Amazon and
Speaker 10: post Office out delivering all your good stuff today for Christmas.
Speaker 10: It would be awesome if maybe we them steps off
Speaker 10: a little bit.
Speaker 2: You know what, It's funny. It's funny, Butch. I used
Speaker 2: to do that for a job.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: It's one of your your like aids whatever you I
Speaker 2: don't know what you call them anymore, but you know
Speaker 2: somebody who rides along with you. Yeah, and I did
Speaker 2: that for a job for three years. And man, you
Speaker 2: guys are out there. You're loging miles, dozens of miles.
Speaker 2: I can't imagine every day with some of these driveways
Speaker 2: and estates out there out in Anderson. But keep up
Speaker 2: the good work. We really appreciate it. Read infinnytown Read
Speaker 2: welcome to the morning show. How are you?
Speaker 6: I'm doing well yourself?
Speaker 1: Tom doing great? Buddy? Where are you and what do
Speaker 1: you have going on.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 6: First of all, I want to let you know this
Speaker 6: is the first time I've talked to you since I
Speaker 6: had the privilege of announcing Clovernook Open with you and
Speaker 6: your side.
Speaker 1: Oh man, that was great stuff. How you doing read? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm doing great. Yourself doing really well? Thank you?
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, I just want to let you know about the
Speaker 6: snow day. So I got up at five point thirty
Speaker 6: this morning and shoveled the driveway, got the kids off
Speaker 6: the daycare, and now I'm gonna do something my father
Speaker 6: he did for me growing up, and that's build a
Speaker 6: bank sled writing track for my son down the hill
Speaker 6: with a bunch of turns.
Speaker 2: Now seeing out there is a great idea. That is
Speaker 2: a great how old your son? Oh man, you're gonna
Speaker 2: have a ball. I mean, memories that will last forever.
Speaker 2: I was talking about it earlier. I don't know if
Speaker 2: you heard it, but you know, I look back now
Speaker 2: and my kids are nearly fully grown, and I look
Speaker 2: at some of those pictures from snow days and sled
Speaker 2: riding and snow angels and you know, all that kind
Speaker 2: of stuff, and man, when you don't have those days anymore,
Speaker 2: you're gonna miss him, So you're making the most of it.
Speaker 9: Really.
Speaker 1: Good for you man, Hope you have a great time
Speaker 1: with your son today.
Speaker 6: Thanks you, Thanks you too, Tomming. I really enjoy your
Speaker 6: morning show.
Speaker 1: Thank you, shir I appreciate it. Craig, what's happening with
Speaker 1: you today?
Speaker 7: Hey, I'm on my way to work at King's all
Speaker 7: of them all and it's a parking lot up the
Speaker 7: red Bank Hill on seventy one.
Speaker 1: You're kidding me? Where are you on seventy one?
Speaker 7: Uh, just just after the Red Bank exit going north
Speaker 7: and there's some kind of accident at the top of
Speaker 7: the hill.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was early this morning.
Speaker 2: This must be a new accident because Chuck Ingram, our
Speaker 2: traffic guy, and of course Brian Combs from the newsroom,
Speaker 2: they were stuck right around Red Bank, right around Stuart Road,
Speaker 2: trying to get up to Kenwood and they were stuck
Speaker 2: for an hour and a half. How long were you
Speaker 2: stuck and how recently were you're stuck? Is this has
Speaker 2: got to be a different accident.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I just got on seventy one, so it's right
Speaker 7: there at Stuart Yeah, going north.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, we'll be careful out there. I want
Speaker 2: to sneak in one more Ober in Saint Leon, Indiana.
Speaker 2: And we were talking about this earlier, trying to get
Speaker 2: some information, and Chuck was able to give it to
Speaker 2: us about seventy four Bob, are you off seventy four somewhere?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm still seventy four here about two miles west
Speaker 5: of Saint Leon and two hours stuck?
Speaker 2: Now, man, I am so so so okay, so that
Speaker 2: that is going eastbound?
Speaker 1: Is that right?
Speaker 5: That is correct?
Speaker 1: Okay? All right?
Speaker 5: Moved the bed in two hours, and.
Speaker 1: So what what what's your next closest exit.
Speaker 5: Saint Leon to go south on one?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Which if you've.
Speaker 5: Ever been down that, it's it's better to take the
Speaker 5: Beast roller coaster than Highway one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I hear it, Yeah, yeah, yep, yep. All right,
Speaker 2: Well Bob hanging there, man, I'm sorry you're going through
Speaker 2: that this morning. That is no fun at all. And
Speaker 2: you know, we continue to urge people. The state is,
Speaker 2: the county is, surrounding counties are if you don't have
Speaker 2: to go somewhere, and a lot of you who are
Speaker 2: calling clearly you're out there working for a living and
Speaker 2: in whatever it might be. Sounds like we've had a
Speaker 2: few people that use their truck to transport different things,
Speaker 2: callers that we're calling in, and so, look, I understand
Speaker 2: you have to be on the road. Your employers are
Speaker 2: asking you to be on the road. That's business, that's America.
Speaker 2: But just try to please please slow down and be
Speaker 2: careful out there, because look, you want to be able
Speaker 2: to get home safely later on this afternoon tonight, to
Speaker 2: work back to your families, back to your home, back
Speaker 2: to your pets, whatever it might be. So just be
Speaker 2: very very careful out there. Okay, speaking of the roadways,
Speaker 2: let's check it out with Chuck one more time. Chuck,
Speaker 2: what is the very latest where some of the problem areas.
Speaker 1: Let's let's recap from your collars.
Speaker 11: Northbound seventy one, that gentleman was correct, and you are correct.
Speaker 1: There is a new accident. It's Stuart.
Speaker 11: The left two lanes are blocked off. That's why he's
Speaker 11: sitting from just before Red Bank, and that delayed time
Speaker 11: is getting a little bit higher. Eastbound seventy four. News
Speaker 11: tipper called in to let me know that traffic was
Speaker 11: starting to move again, but I'm not seeing that and
Speaker 11: end dot isn't agreeing with that either. Traffic still sitting
Speaker 11: at a standstill for that wreck. Just after the Saint
Speaker 11: Leon exit on westbound seventy four. Crews are working with
Speaker 11: a wreck near Harrison and New Haven Road. This is
Speaker 11: all from the UC Health Traffic Center. UCHealth Weight Loss
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Speaker 11: five one three, nine three nine two two sixty three.
Speaker 11: That's n nine twenty two sixty three. Crews are working
Speaker 11: with a wreck eastbound on the Reagan Highway. That's just
Speaker 11: before you get the seventy five and southbound seventy one.
Speaker 11: There is a wreck at Taft. Left lanes are blocked.
Speaker 11: Chuck Ingram News Radio seven hundred w ballw ur.
Speaker 2: WCPO nine First Warning Forecasters entered by Jennifer ketch Mark.
Speaker 2: The snow is gone, it has made its way east,
Speaker 2: but the advisory doesn't end until ten o'clock. It is
Speaker 2: not going to melt. The snow are high today is
Speaker 2: only thirty three degrees, so snow covered roads staying put
Speaker 2: for the time being. Treated roads and some of the
Speaker 2: highways should be okay a little bit later on, but
Speaker 2: side roads be careful, especially in your neighborhoods. There'll be
Speaker 2: a lot of kids running around out of school today,
Speaker 2: so look out all right. Tonight we're down to twenty one.
Speaker 2: Tomorrow the sun is out right sunshine, but a high
Speaker 2: have only thirty five, well below our average for this
Speaker 2: time of year. Tomorrow night down to twenty five and
Speaker 2: then sunshine and clouds mix together on Thursday, with a
Speaker 2: chance light chance of a wintry mix come Saturday. Hi tomorrow,
Speaker 2: only thirty two degrees coming up. In the next half hour.
Speaker 2: We'll visit with our friend Julie I isfording to talk
Speaker 2: about just life, a better life, a fulfilling life. All
Speaker 2: of us are in church of that eight twenty one,
Speaker 2: seven hundred WLW for you.
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Speaker 2: Already eight forty two, winding down on the morning show
Speaker 2: in Crazy here today. We thank all of the you
Speaker 2: for calling in today. We thank you for listening here
Speaker 2: today and every single Tuesday. For those of you maybe
Speaker 2: joining us for the first time, we get together with
Speaker 2: Miss Cincinnati herself. Julie is for Ding. We always love
Speaker 2: having Julie on the program. Good morning, Are you able
Speaker 2: to chill out and stay at home a little bit
Speaker 2: this morning?
Speaker 1: Jules a little bit.
Speaker 3: It's kind of fun go out and shovel with my neighbors,
Speaker 3: and we're all out shoveling, having a good time.
Speaker 13: I said, I have to go take a break and
Speaker 13: talk to Tom. Do good things to do today?
Speaker 1: Did you not get out and run in this mess
Speaker 1: this morning?
Speaker 13: Tom? I have a treadmill in the garage, so I
Speaker 13: sat and.
Speaker 3: Listened to the show, which I thought, I thought this, like,
Speaker 3: I've been listening all morning, and it's just been a
Speaker 3: really neat show New Angles, like a lot of reminiscing
Speaker 3: and thinking about Snowman and all the things you did
Speaker 3: when we were younger, and I think we do. There's
Speaker 3: that moment where you look at the snow and remember
Speaker 3: all the great memories.
Speaker 2: You know, And it was something I was talking about earlier,
Speaker 2: and I had mentioned that one of the things that
Speaker 2: we're going to discuss today is just overall happiness and
Speaker 2: studies that have been done on happiness and what makes
Speaker 2: life good. And I brought up earlier about you know,
Speaker 2: I don't know if it's ADHD. I have no idea
Speaker 2: what it is. I struggle sometimes with all the time
Speaker 2: being present and I'm trying harder every day. But one
Speaker 2: of the things where you can find incredible happiness in
Speaker 2: is being present on days like today. And it could
Speaker 2: mean you're by yourself and you're just reflecting a little bit.
Speaker 2: Maybe you gonna watch a little TV. Maybe you have
Speaker 2: a treadmillion exercise. Maybe it's reliving those times when you
Speaker 2: were a kid. Maybe it's reliving those times when our
Speaker 2: kids got a snow day and you're out doing the
Speaker 2: snow angels and snowmen and sled ride and all that
Speaker 2: kind of thing. You know, it's a little things where
Speaker 2: you can get so much happiness in your life.
Speaker 1: It doesn't have to be the big things.
Speaker 3: Right And you know what's really interesting, everything you mentioned
Speaker 3: in that sentence right there. Everything involves people. And that's truly.
Speaker 3: They've done long term studies, seventy five year studies on happiness.
Speaker 3: The number one predictor of everything is your connection with people,
Speaker 3: your relationships. I used to think of life as a
Speaker 3: train ride. People get on and off your train different
Speaker 3: times of your life. Some like your family and friends,
Speaker 3: stay on your train forever. Some people hop on and
Speaker 3: teach you a valuable lesson and they're there for the
Speaker 3: tough times, and.
Speaker 13: Then they're off.
Speaker 3: And then there are other people who just waved to
Speaker 3: you from the station. They don't really enter your life,
Speaker 3: but you're aware of them. And then there's some people
Speaker 3: who get off for no reason. And I think if
Speaker 3: you look back at your life and everything, like when
Speaker 3: we were young, we were told you know, money, you know, fame,
Speaker 3: all that kind of stuff mattered. But at the end
Speaker 3: of the day, if you look back at all your memories,
Speaker 3: or if you keep a gratitude journal, I look over mine,
Speaker 3: and if you look over it over the years, it
Speaker 3: always mentions people. When I was training for the Olympics,
Speaker 3: you know, I always sidi, if I run faster and
Speaker 3: try harder and win more races, everything would be fine.
Speaker 3: But then you begin to realize it was right, like
Speaker 3: what you said, that everyday purpose, running with friends, your
Speaker 3: coach who inspired you.
Speaker 13: And of course the gift of good health.
Speaker 3: The health that enabled me to run and still allows
Speaker 3: me to enjoy my life, because you know, health, of
Speaker 3: course plays a huge part in all this, because it's
Speaker 3: much easier to be healthy happy when you're healthy.
Speaker 13: So, and I don't know how you feel like.
Speaker 3: You've won all kinds of awards for broadcasting, but if
Speaker 3: you look back at your wonderful career, think about you know,
Speaker 3: I remember you back when you were at the copies
Speaker 3: and I was sitting in the booth with you, and
Speaker 3: I was watching you and the thing I got out
Speaker 3: of that was you too. All of you were so happy, Yeah,
Speaker 3: just chatting those little moments when you would laugh until
Speaker 3: you cried and try not to laugh on the air.
Speaker 3: But and those are the moments I bet you remember.
Speaker 2: Well, there's no doubt about it. And you know, the
Speaker 2: one thing for someone like you running And I hear
Speaker 2: this from a lot of guys that I've worked with
Speaker 2: that were former players athletes like you were. And Troy
Speaker 2: Aikman and I used to talk about this all the
Speaker 2: time when I'd go do games with him. Is that,
Speaker 2: you know, saying broadcasting, even doing this radio show or
Speaker 2: broadcasting a sporting event, there's no scoreboard, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean. There are some people that you're good, there's
Speaker 2: some people that think you stink, and then there's a
Speaker 2: whole lot of people in between that you know, they
Speaker 2: could take care leave it really doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: For you. And running there was a.
Speaker 2: First place, a second place, a third place, a twelfth place,
Speaker 2: so you had results right there in front of you.
Speaker 2: So I think for a lot of people, and let's
Speaker 2: say somebody who's in sales, if they don't hit that target,
Speaker 2: man all of a sudden they're not making the money,
Speaker 2: and then all of a sudden, these thinks start flying
Speaker 2: through their mind. But Okay, maybe it was only one
Speaker 2: quarter you didn't hit them, or maybe it was only
Speaker 2: one month you didn't hit them. But man, if you
Speaker 2: look back on the last month, there were a lot
Speaker 2: of other good things in your life that you tend
Speaker 2: to just forget about because of one thing.
Speaker 1: Is that fair?
Speaker 3: That is fair and wonderful, and I like what you're saying.
Speaker 13: And the other part of that is comparison.
Speaker 3: When we compare ourselves to others or compare ourselves to numbers.
Speaker 3: You are not a number, and that comparison, moy, that'll
Speaker 3: kill you too. So that was actually in one of
Speaker 3: the studies as well. Is not to compare yourself to others.
Speaker 3: It's that you're gifted with wonderful gifts and a purpose
Speaker 3: in life that's unique to you. And I think part
Speaker 3: of life is finding your gift and giving it away.
Speaker 1: Yep, there's no doubt about it.
Speaker 2: And the comparison thing, you know, it's like expectations if
Speaker 2: you set your expectations on every single little thing that
Speaker 2: you do, and study after study has shown this too.
Speaker 2: If you put expectations, and oftentimes we have unrealistic expectations.
Speaker 2: It could be something as simple as you've got a
Speaker 2: family member coming over for Thanksgiving and man, we're going
Speaker 2: to get along great this year, and then you don't
Speaker 2: within ten minutes of that person being there, and now
Speaker 2: your entire Thanksgiving with all the other family members has
Speaker 2: gone straight to the toilet because of one right, because
Speaker 2: of the expectations you set.
Speaker 7: You set.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, so you've got to find contentment, sort of
Speaker 3: accept where you are. And also, relationships are messy and
Speaker 3: hard and chaotic, but that's what makes them important and
Speaker 3: significant and brings the happiness you need.
Speaker 13: So we can sit here and talk about, oh.
Speaker 3: Relationships are really important and they're the number one thing,
Speaker 3: but they're hard and chaotic and messy, and that love
Speaker 3: is tough. So that's why it's so hard for all
Speaker 3: of us. And you know, it's just like exercise too.
Speaker 3: We can talk about gadgets and do this and go
Speaker 3: through this hoop, but it's hard, and that, I think
Speaker 3: is another thing to think about is hard is part
Speaker 3: of life. I mean, there's two types of people in
Speaker 3: the world, hard livers and easy livers. The hard livers
Speaker 3: are tough on themselves. They dare themselves, they challenge themselves.
Speaker 13: They live hard, and then there's easy livers. Every day
Speaker 13: looks the same because every day is the same, it's
Speaker 13: kind of boring. You know, you got to.
Speaker 3: Think about it though it's your what if it's your
Speaker 3: one and only life and you look back at all
Speaker 3: the things you've done, it's the things you didn't do
Speaker 3: that will bug the heck out of you. So some
Speaker 3: of those relationships, it's like, you know, what, this is
Speaker 3: hard that they're so worth it because we are wired
Speaker 3: for people, we are wired for connection, we are wired
Speaker 3: for purpose, and it's very important we have good health.
Speaker 13: So all this stuff works.
Speaker 3: And you know, if you kind of keep your eye
Speaker 3: on the prize there, then you begin to realize, oh
Speaker 3: my gosh, that does make me feel good.
Speaker 13: And of course, you know, you and I off the air,
Speaker 13: we looked.
Speaker 3: At all the studies and you know, you keep coming
Speaker 3: back to that and you know it is a bit
Speaker 3: of wisdom and we are going kind of deep today,
Speaker 3: but it's really a healthy conversation if you think about it.
Speaker 2: You know, I love the thing that you said earlier
Speaker 2: because I've read about other people doing this. I have
Speaker 2: not done it, and I think it's I think it's
Speaker 2: certainly something worth exploring. And you're talking about, basically, you know,
Speaker 2: a gratitude journal. And it could be the smallest thing
Speaker 2: in the world, right. It could be you're making your
Speaker 2: morning cup of coffee in the summer and there's a
Speaker 2: hummingbird sitting right outside your window, and I could watch
Speaker 2: those things from now until literally the hummingbirds come back home.
Speaker 2: I could sit there and watch those things just hover.
Speaker 2: But it's little things all the way up to the
Speaker 2: big thing.
Speaker 1: Do you keep one of those?
Speaker 13: Yes, I do.
Speaker 3: I keep a gratitude journal at night, and it's just
Speaker 3: three things I'm grateful for. And here's the thing about
Speaker 3: a gratitude journal. They don't have to always be the
Speaker 3: good thing. Some of the bad things I'm grateful for
Speaker 3: as well, because they made me grow, or they made
Speaker 3: me change something, they made me better. So a gratitude
Speaker 3: journal is different for everyone, and they're very personal. And
Speaker 3: it's not like I write things down, but a lot
Speaker 3: of people, you know, it's just a simple reflection. At
Speaker 3: the end of the day, you know what went right,
Speaker 3: what went wrong, what I learned from it all what
Speaker 3: did I say? I could have said better, you know,
Speaker 3: all that kind of thing, and it is reflection and
Speaker 3: it's kind of fun and it truly does make you
Speaker 3: change your perspective. And I think that's what we're all
Speaker 3: looking for as well, just a different filter to look
Speaker 3: through life, like a beautiful perspective that you know, we're
Speaker 3: all in this game together and trying to figure out that,
Speaker 3: you know, what really matters.
Speaker 2: Yep, yep, Joe's has been great stuff. I think we'll
Speaker 2: continue this conversation next week because this is a time
Speaker 2: of the year where a lot of people get uber
Speaker 2: stressed out.
Speaker 3: They Yeah, you said something too that was really important
Speaker 3: this morning about looking back at your men, and you said,
Speaker 3: I hope I was present. Well, sometimes the value of
Speaker 3: you know, an experience is the memory. So the fact
Speaker 3: that you were sharing so many beautiful memories this morning on.
Speaker 13: The show, there's the value.
Speaker 3: So you were present, You were there, and now it's
Speaker 3: in your heart, and the stuff in your heart stays
Speaker 3: there forever.
Speaker 1: Yes it does. Jewels, you're the best.
Speaker 2: I hope you have a great rest of your day
Speaker 2: on this snowy Tuesday, and just chill.
Speaker 13: A little bit and you chill as well.
Speaker 2: I will I will definitely be chilling before we get
Speaker 2: out of here today. Let's check the traffic, because it's
Speaker 2: been a very very busy day, Chuck, what's the very latest?
Speaker 11: Serve the little bit of improvement in a couple of
Speaker 11: spots like northbound seventy one near Glencoe open again, eastbound
Speaker 11: seventy four near Saint Leon open again. However, a couple
Speaker 11: of new accidents too. This from the UC Health Traffic Center.
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Speaker 11: nine two two sixty three. That's nine three nine two
Speaker 11: two sixty three. The latest is eastbound on two seventy five,
Speaker 11: just after you get pants cold rain, there's a broken
Speaker 11: down then eastbound two seventy five that slows traffic just
Speaker 11: a bit at the southbound seventy five ramp above Sharonville,
Speaker 11: still working on a wreck. Northbound seventy one near Stuart
Speaker 11: left side, and southbound seventy one at Taft on the left,
Speaker 11: Chuck Ingram News Radio seven hundred WLW all Right WCPO.
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Speaker 2: out of here, I sincerely want to thank everybody, including
Speaker 2: those on our morning show team, Liam our producer, Liam Tomlinson.
Speaker 2: Took him a long time to get here, but Manny
Speaker 2: got here. It took Chuck a long time to get
Speaker 2: here first time in forty plus years. That Brian Combs,
Speaker 2: he's the one that said it, not me. He was late.
Speaker 2: We'll give him a mulligin for that. But all of
Speaker 2: them getting here to try to help you in your
Speaker 2: morning and I thank you for trusting us with your mourning,
Speaker 2: no matter whatever you had going on or nothing going on.
Speaker 2: But thank you. This is while we're here, because if
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