Speaker 1: And rock.
Speaker 2: Well, the loss is a loss, but close close, but
Speaker 2: no Cigar defense played better.
Speaker 1: I got better stands. That was very impressive.
Speaker 2: Say, they had the had the goal line stand with
Speaker 2: eight minutes to go in the third quarter. Patriots were
Speaker 2: up seventeen thirteen. They held him on fourth down. That
Speaker 2: was great. And there was six minutes ago in the
Speaker 2: fourth quarter held on a goal line stand that forced
Speaker 2: the Patriots to kick a field goal. So so that
Speaker 2: was good. I mean, Barrett Carter, who's much maligned this
Speaker 2: year as a linebacker, had sixteen tackles, so good for
Speaker 2: him to come back out, and he looked good. I
Speaker 2: didn't see as many blatant missed tackles, certainly as a
Speaker 2: week before against Pittsburgh.
Speaker 1: That was hopefully the worst that it will ever hit.
Speaker 2: But look, it's you know, that's just kind of the
Speaker 2: what's been going on to this team. It's just, you know,
Speaker 2: both sides of the ball have never played great, right.
Speaker 1: I'm the same day, yeah, in the same day, exactly.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So and in this case, you know, Joe Flacco
Speaker 2: I think finally looked older and a little beat up.
Speaker 2: I mean, I mean, God, love the guy. You know,
Speaker 2: he's got a hurt shoulder. You know, I'm sure they're
Speaker 2: shooting him up with all kinds of stuff. Then he
Speaker 2: had the finger, he had the looked like he had
Speaker 2: to pop back and soccer and you know, went out
Speaker 2: there and.
Speaker 1: Then throws a strike yeah to Tinsley.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, so but it's hard to win when you
Speaker 2: don't have Burrow, Chase Hendrickson and t Higgins, your four
Speaker 2: highest paid guys. They're not on the field. It's it's very,
Speaker 2: very tough. And it was still a twenty six to
Speaker 2: twenty game.
Speaker 1: So let me let me ask you this New England.
Speaker 1: Are they for real? Because I'll tell you what, man,
Speaker 1: I was impressed, especially by Drake May. I didn't see anything. Well,
Speaker 1: he was bad early, big time, but then second half. Yeah,
Speaker 1: because going into that game double I was sitting there
Speaker 1: watching and I said, no, I tell you they could
Speaker 1: ask for a better day to play football.
Speaker 2: Yeah, in the middle of November, right, yeah, it's perfect,
Speaker 2: no wind. Yeah, it was great. But I think I
Speaker 2: think they're good. You know, I'm sure they're riding some
Speaker 2: momentum and stuff, but I mean, I got the best
Speaker 2: record in the first team to the ten wins. It's crazy,
Speaker 2: but you have some of.
Speaker 1: Those passes that may sailed.
Speaker 2: I was like, what the hell, man, Yeah, a lot
Speaker 2: of hype this kidnight, but he was he was good
Speaker 2: when he had to be. Later in the game, found
Speaker 2: Hunter Henry for like this twelve thousandth time complete a
Speaker 2: big pass. So well, that's it.
Speaker 1: The chat today, of course, is is a Burro going
Speaker 1: to play on Thursday night?
Speaker 2: It would seem to be that's the case. That's what
Speaker 2: everything I read and I hear that. Yeah, and you
Speaker 2: know last week him not playing or yesterday not playing.
Speaker 2: All along, I never thought it made sense to have
Speaker 2: him come back for his first game and then on
Speaker 2: a short week go to Baltimore and play. So probably
Speaker 2: good to get a little extra time here and get
Speaker 2: that one out of the way. I mean, the problem
Speaker 2: is is they're not mathematically eliminated, but it's pretty much it's.
Speaker 1: Going to have to collapse right in the division. The division.
Speaker 1: Luckily for them, the division is not good. We've talked
Speaker 1: about that before.
Speaker 2: I know it makes it all the more painful if
Speaker 2: they just won those games, two games, you know, like
Speaker 2: that that Chicago game. You know you've winn that one.
Speaker 2: All of a sudden you're You're actually right there. It's
Speaker 2: it's very very unfortunate. It's just one thing to have
Speaker 2: a good team in a year that the rest of
Speaker 2: the division is just killing it, but on a year
Speaker 2: where it's a down year and you just you know,
Speaker 2: happen to have a year where it doesn't work out
Speaker 2: either as bad.
Speaker 1: So we were talking about Burrow, but let's talk about
Speaker 1: Flacco for a second. Jason Williams were in a nice
Speaker 1: column today talking about, you know, Joe Flacco appreciation a
Speaker 1: true pros pro man, that guy. You went like you
Speaker 1: were saying, I pop my finger back in a place
Speaker 1: I'm I'm gonna go out there and throw a touchdown bad.
Speaker 2: Yeah. But by the way, I think if if, if
Speaker 2: Jamar Chase plays, I think they win that game because
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, one thing Joe Flacco did was
Speaker 2: very smartly get the ball to number one where's he at?
Speaker 2: And I think that affected him a little bit.
Speaker 3: I mean, it would have been.
Speaker 2: More consequential to have Chase play than Burrow in that game.
Speaker 2: I think I think they could win. That could have
Speaker 2: won that game if Chase is out there. But you know,
Speaker 2: and then t Higgins goes down.
Speaker 1: I mean you're did you see him?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Man, didn't that did not as soon as he that
Speaker 1: he's gonna cast hit hard.
Speaker 2: So hope hopefully he's okay and don't keep him out
Speaker 2: a while. Well, we'll talk to lap later and we'll
Speaker 2: get an injury report or something.
Speaker 1: So but then, way you were talking about Flago looking
Speaker 1: looking at his age, now, I'll tell you that pick
Speaker 1: six that he threw, I was as soon you could
Speaker 1: see it happening. Yeah, just the angle they had on
Speaker 1: the camera, you could saw you saw what was going
Speaker 1: to happen, and I thought, oh there was I think
Speaker 1: this can't be that obvious to everybody. There has to
Speaker 1: be a penalty someplays.
Speaker 2: Nope, Nope, no, not at all. I mean you could
Speaker 2: tell he just went through his progression. And you know
Speaker 2: a lot of times the quarterback just you know, more
Speaker 2: or less assumes the checkdown is going to be wide open. Right,
Speaker 2: it's okay, that's not there, Okay, we'll check it down. Oops.
Speaker 2: That guy just happened. He made a great play, and
Speaker 2: and that's the way it goes. I mean, Flack, we
Speaker 2: even said after the games, I just I didn't see
Speaker 2: him not one bit. He was trying to find Higgins,
Speaker 2: I believe, And Okay, that's not there. Let's check the
Speaker 2: ball down. Nope, and uh g Stone had an interception.
Speaker 2: He played better, He had thirteen tackles after having maybe
Speaker 2: the worst game ever the last Pittsburgh game.
Speaker 1: So well man. And also we were getting back to
Speaker 1: Burrow for a second. Don't you think that when he
Speaker 1: comes back he wants to make a dramatic entrance, Hence
Speaker 1: coming back on Thanksgiving Night. I think he's really set
Speaker 1: his sights on that on Nash Television Thanksgiving Night, It's
Speaker 1: going to be a giant audience. Blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: That could be. I think even even if there was
Speaker 2: a possibility he was going to play on Sunday, I
Speaker 2: think the fact that he said, wait a minute, my
Speaker 2: guy Chase isn't gonna be out there. Let's let's make
Speaker 2: it next week. You know. Yeah, I don't know either.
Speaker 2: I have to believe that was a factor, either Burrow
Speaker 2: saying that or the organization and Zach Taylor saying, Okay,
Speaker 2: we're gonna really bring our guy back, ever being off
Speaker 2: for two months and him not have his his best
Speaker 2: weapon and we play in six days later. No, let's
Speaker 2: let's let's try this five days later.
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Speaker 2: You assed away. Freddy Murcer, I remember that was eleven.
Speaker 2: I remember this being a pretty big deal.
Speaker 1: The song or Freddie Murger of course, the song, but
Speaker 1: Frey Murcery dared.
Speaker 2: Then death came just one day after he announced his
Speaker 2: diagnosis of age to the press. Co founded Queen of
Speaker 2: Course in nineteen seventy, as well as the front man
Speaker 2: and uh pretty damn good singer.
Speaker 1: Yeah for my money, one of them from the best.
Speaker 2: I think he's got to be in the top five
Speaker 2: rock lead for sure vocalists of all time.
Speaker 1: But I will tell and I think you you listened
Speaker 1: to it one time George Michael when I was the
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Speaker 1: and George Michael did Somebody to Love by Queen and Neil.
Speaker 1: He sounded exactly like him. Really, yeah, it's damn good. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, and did you see the the document or not
Speaker 2: a documentary, but the movie.
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, was that good? Really? You never liked those things? Yeah,
Speaker 2: you watch them all, but you know you usually are
Speaker 2: not moved.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I told you the the Dylan one, I
Speaker 1: started watching that this isn't good.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 1: The same with the Queen thing. I thought was all right,
Speaker 1: but you know you read how much how good the
Speaker 1: guy was in it and stuff. He was good, I guess,
Speaker 1: But you know it's it's so hyped and everything's so warped.
Speaker 1: They combine events and all this crap, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that is what happens, is the embellishing of
Speaker 2: certain things, and then the right and they don't talk
Speaker 2: about this, and then it's mad about that, and it
Speaker 2: was hard to do it in a two hour movie.
Speaker 2: I guess I understand, but yeah.
Speaker 1: It's dude. Next year now I'll be seeing these movies.
Speaker 1: They're doing four movies about the Beatles. They're doing John, Paul, George,
Speaker 1: and Ringo. Each of them get in their own movie
Speaker 1: really about them. Yeah that's cool. Yeah, it will be cool.
Speaker 2: I don't hate it, but you hate you ass terrible.
Speaker 2: They forgot this this one time. George was at this
Speaker 2: pub and he wrote dead lines of this song. They
Speaker 2: didn't even talk about it exactly.
Speaker 1: That didn't happen there. But yeah, that would be pretty cool.
Speaker 1: So Rock I saw this story of the Weekend and
Speaker 1: I told my wife. I says to my wife, I
Speaker 1: was like, if I find out, if I found out
Speaker 1: this was you, uh, you would be subjected to us
Speaker 1: a slow, painful death.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: She's like, what, Yes, please tell me. I need to know.
Speaker 1: A guy in Michigan, a thirty three year old guy
Speaker 1: who was to remain anonymous, just won a million dollars
Speaker 1: top prize in the Blazing Suits scratch off lottery up there.
Speaker 2: Wow, million bucks and a scratch off in a scratch off? Wow?
Speaker 1: How did he want it, you say, well, let's talk
Speaker 1: to the winner. There was a blazing suit's ticket set
Speaker 1: aside on the counter that someone else had decided not
Speaker 1: to purchase, so I bought it. I scratched the ticket
Speaker 1: off and couldn't believe it when I saw it was
Speaker 1: worth a million dollars.
Speaker 2: Wow, So where was it at on the counter?
Speaker 1: Like I guess maybe the person inline before him had said, yeah,
Speaker 1: give me one of those whatever it's called blazing suits things,
Speaker 1: and then I don't know, maybe it didn't have enough money,
Speaker 1: and like, unscrew it. Just take the lottery ticket back
Speaker 1: the next person line. So that guy comes up and like,
Speaker 1: what's the lountery ticket doing? Sit in there? It was
Speaker 1: like that lady said she doesn't wonder whatever. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: he said, hell, I'll take it.
Speaker 2: See And you know that person knows who they are,
Speaker 2: because like, okay, it was it was at the whatever
Speaker 2: convenient mark. I was there about that time. Oh my god, yeah,
Speaker 2: how would how would you feel? I thought?
Speaker 1: That's why I told her. I was like, if you
Speaker 1: read this story and go, you know what, I think
Speaker 1: that was me?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know I was in that same store that day, huh.
Speaker 1: And I was going to buy a lottery ticket, but
Speaker 1: I said, ah, no, we don't need I'm good.
Speaker 2: He it'd be hard when I lived down big time,
Speaker 2: Like here's your just absolute just sent from the heavens.
Speaker 2: Here's your undeserved prize or maybe deserved prize.
Speaker 1: And well that's one of those where you start thinking
Speaker 1: of that the rest of your life. You'd be like,
Speaker 1: what if in yourself, Oh yeah, that would have happened.
Speaker 2: Oh man, every time you face a little bit of
Speaker 2: money challenge, he's like, god, we just yeah, had you know,
Speaker 2: Linda just bought the damn cricket When we sit.
Speaker 1: Here, yep, yeah, the guy uh opted for the one
Speaker 1: time payment, which would be six hundred ninety three thousand dollars,
Speaker 1: and I allowed bad little payday. Waiting is a great feeling,
Speaker 1: he said, But it's also a lot of pressure because
Speaker 1: your your mind starts thinking of all the different things
Speaker 1: you can do with this amount of money. Now, see, now,
Speaker 1: what always happens to these guys. They win six hundred
Speaker 1: and ninety three thousand dollars, but then they make four
Speaker 1: million dollars with the plan correct, right, It's exactly right.
Speaker 1: And that's the reason to hear about all these guys
Speaker 1: going bankrupt.
Speaker 2: I mean have we've talked about this at length, but
Speaker 2: you have to you have to make one like smart,
Speaker 2: like okay, here, here's a bill or a car or
Speaker 2: some sort of thing that we have, like, okay, let's
Speaker 2: use that to take care of that. Wipe off a
Speaker 2: car payment or two car payments, or a house payment
Speaker 2: or something like.
Speaker 1: A quarter million whatever a certain percentage to put it
Speaker 1: in investments.
Speaker 2: Exactly if you should take a quarter to a third
Speaker 2: and put it in some r you know, ira sort
Speaker 2: of thing, and then just not think about it until
Speaker 2: you are getting ready to retire.
Speaker 1: But like you said, pay off your house, pay off
Speaker 1: this one down the line by yourself, a nice car,
Speaker 1: but don't be going out and getting a two hundred
Speaker 1: thousand dollars whatever. You know, there would.
Speaker 2: Disappeared out of the sky.
Speaker 1: Except for that person who laid that ticket back.
Speaker 2: Wow, so painful.
Speaker 1: Coming up speaking of money being on the table, Yeah,
Speaker 1: happening in Ohio.
Speaker 2: Now, Yeah, this is pretty interesting. So the OHSAA member schools,
Speaker 2: they passed the nil referendum proposal, and we are going
Speaker 2: to have Tim Streed, who is the director of media
Speaker 2: relations for the OHSA. It kind of lay this out,
Speaker 2: like what all does this mean? Can we just start
Speaker 2: willing nearly paying guys? Is it true? Nil? Where is
Speaker 2: there a gray areas to it? Because I mean this
Speaker 2: has the potential to really change the landscaping big time
Speaker 2: when it comes to high school sports in Ohio.
Speaker 1: All right, and we'll talk about it after the news
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Speaker 9: The DJ cases against Comy and James fall apart with
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Speaker 9: low te center. Members of the Ohio High School Athletic
Speaker 9: Association voting to allow student athletes to make money off
Speaker 9: their name, image and like this. Tim Stree with the
Speaker 9: OHSAA on what could be expected, noting there's no limit
Speaker 9: as to how much such a high school athlete.
Speaker 7: Can make you know in a small town, a student
Speaker 7: athlete receiving one hundred dollars to endorse the local pizza
Speaker 7: shop to what we've all seen with you know, and
Speaker 7: in fact, actually the student athlete that signed the first
Speaker 7: NIL deal last month that was one hundred and fifty thousand.
Speaker 9: Dollars, and that student athlete was jamieor Brown, a junior
Speaker 9: wide receiver at Lane High School in the Dayton area
Speaker 9: who was already committed to Ohio State. His lawsuit led
Speaker 9: to a Franklin County judge granted a temporary injunction recently
Speaker 9: blocking the association's ban on NIL and ultimately forced the
Speaker 9: vote that took place between November seventeenth and twenty. First
Speaker 9: Street will be joining Eddie and Rocky next on news
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Speaker 1: And I didn't realize that Ohio.
Speaker 2: Is so far behind the crew on not anymore getting
Speaker 2: it done out of furry, getting it done in a hurry.
Speaker 2: So yeah, news came down today. Member schools of the
Speaker 2: Ohio High School Athletic Association have voted in favor of
Speaker 2: an emergency bylaw referendum on name, image and likeness, making
Speaker 2: Ohio the forty fifth state to allow nil at the
Speaker 2: high school level. And join us right now. A great
Speaker 2: guy I always enjoyed talking with him is the director
Speaker 2: of media relations for the OHSAA, Tim Street. Tim, how
Speaker 2: are you?
Speaker 7: I'm great guys, great to be with you again, and yeah,
Speaker 7: we're behind a little bit, but what a historic day
Speaker 7: in Ohio.
Speaker 3: It really is.
Speaker 2: Tim If you could just just take the listeners through
Speaker 2: just kind of the reader's digest version of how we
Speaker 2: got here and just what, you know, just how we
Speaker 2: got to this point right now.
Speaker 3: With us ruling sure.
Speaker 7: Well, you know, it really all began back when the
Speaker 7: NCAA lost their battle against NIL, and once that happened,
Speaker 7: states started falling kind of like Domino's with allowing NIL
Speaker 7: in their state. I think California was the first. You know,
Speaker 7: we put up a referendum to our schools back in
Speaker 7: twenty twenty two that they voted down. But back then
Speaker 7: NIL was still a little young. It was kind of
Speaker 7: in its infancy at the high school level. But since then, uh,
Speaker 7: year after year, more and more states allow it. And
Speaker 7: you know, we were going to put this up to
Speaker 7: our schools to vote on in May, but of course
Speaker 7: the lawsuit that got filed in October sped up that
Speaker 7: whole timeline a little bit, and our schools voted last
Speaker 7: week and they voted yes on NIL.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Jim on, that's what that was a question. I
Speaker 1: was going to ask you how long this process has
Speaker 1: been going on, and you said since twenty two. Huh,
Speaker 1: that's crazy.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you know, we you know, in twenty twenty two
Speaker 7: we had an idea to try to get out in
Speaker 7: front of it and put our plan in place, which
Speaker 7: has guardrails, which has precautions and a system for how
Speaker 7: NIL deals would take place. But our first proposal, I'm
Speaker 7: not surprised it did not pass. It was a little complicated.
Speaker 7: It put a lot of work on the schools. We've
Speaker 7: learned a lot since then. We've seen is what works well,
Speaker 7: what does not work well in other states. As you mentioned, Rocky,
Speaker 7: there's you know, we're now the forty fifth state that
Speaker 7: allows it. So we were a little slow to the party,
Speaker 7: which is okay, but you know, the lawsuits certainly sped
Speaker 7: things up.
Speaker 2: And the final results, Tim, were four hundred and forty
Speaker 2: seven schools voted to be in favor of the referendum
Speaker 2: to be in favor of NIL, one hundred and twenty
Speaker 2: one schools voted against. Two hundred and forty seven schools
Speaker 2: abstained at all from voting. Tim, I'm just curious if
Speaker 2: you've talked to any schools or coaches out there. I
Speaker 2: would like to hear what the general argument for schools
Speaker 2: that are in favor of this. So the schools that say, hey,
Speaker 2: we want this done and voted yes on this, what
Speaker 2: do they say is their reasoning why they think this
Speaker 2: is a good idea?
Speaker 7: Sure, well, you know, a school that voted yes on
Speaker 7: this referendum proposal may not necessarily love nil. That's a
Speaker 7: part of this whole story is you know, our by
Speaker 7: law that our schools just voted yes on has guardrails.
Speaker 7: It has a process for how this would happen if
Speaker 7: our schools did not vote yes on this proposal. What
Speaker 7: that means is the court would decide our by law
Speaker 7: on this. And we saw how that worked out at
Speaker 7: the NC double A level.
Speaker 2: Not good.
Speaker 7: And you know, basically, now that we have this bylaw
Speaker 7: in place, we are anticipating that the lawsuit will be dismissed.
Speaker 7: A version of nil is permitted, and so a yes
Speaker 7: vote means our schools wanted this language for NIL rather
Speaker 7: than risk letting the court decide what that would look like.
Speaker 2: Okay, So this is a way for the Ohio schools
Speaker 2: to get out in front of it rather than you know,
Speaker 2: the NC double A come in and say boom, this
Speaker 2: is how it's going to be. The schools I've voted
Speaker 2: for it felt like this was a way they could
Speaker 2: have control it to some degree. Is that is that
Speaker 2: a good summary?
Speaker 7: That's a good summary. Yeah, that's absolutely right. And you know,
Speaker 7: our schools looked at this as a way for them
Speaker 7: to control the bylaw and to control what the regulations
Speaker 7: would be around NIL. Because guys, if our schools voted
Speaker 7: this down, it goes back to court here in Franklin County.
Speaker 7: The lawsuit continues, and as you can imagine, the OHSAA
Speaker 7: would not win that court battle. We would lose in
Speaker 7: a heartbeat, because we've already lost on other things. You know,
Speaker 7: it's forty four other states that have already fallen to
Speaker 7: the NIL regulation, and this was our best foot forward
Speaker 7: on trying to allow some NIL activity, which some of
Speaker 7: it's not bad, you know, there are good things about
Speaker 7: it too, But this has some some regulations that our
Speaker 7: schools thought would.
Speaker 2: Be a good idea. Tim Street of the OHSAA join
Speaker 2: us right now, and Tim, what can you tell us
Speaker 2: about the details of how this NIL is going to
Speaker 2: manifest itself? How is it? You know, how are payments made.
Speaker 2: How do these kids make money? What restrictions are on
Speaker 2: the whole smash?
Speaker 7: Sure? Well, the really short answer on what a student
Speaker 7: athlete can do is he or she could endorse a product,
Speaker 7: could get paid to do a commercial, could get paid
Speaker 7: to have their image on a poster advertising a company,
Speaker 7: advertising a restaurant, a car, whatever, similar to what you
Speaker 7: see at the college level. But really the bigger focus
Speaker 7: on this is what a student athlete cannot do, and
Speaker 7: what he or she cannot do is they could not
Speaker 7: endorse products or do anielectivities in their school uniform on
Speaker 7: school property. They cannot do that during the school day.
Speaker 7: And the other thing too, that's really different about this
Speaker 7: than what we see at the college level. This by
Speaker 7: law that our school's voted on says no collectives. There
Speaker 7: will be no collectives at the high school level in
Speaker 7: Ohio because we don't want schools paying athletes directly like
Speaker 7: what we see at the college level.
Speaker 2: Right, And that was kind of what I was gonna
Speaker 2: get at is. Look, I don't think tim anybody out
Speaker 2: there in Ohio has a problem with a local pizza
Speaker 2: joint paying a high school athlete twenty five hundred bucks
Speaker 2: to be in an advertisement form. I think everybody's fine
Speaker 2: with that. Folks are concerned of it is do do
Speaker 2: companies get together or certain people get together? And now
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, this payment isn't so much about
Speaker 2: an advertisement for their business. It's more of a hey,
Speaker 2: we'll give you this to come to our school. In
Speaker 2: the NC double A, that rule has been just bastardized
Speaker 2: to hell, right. I mean they have found ways, they
Speaker 2: find loopholes in that thing to where it has turned
Speaker 2: out to pay for play versus true nil. So you
Speaker 2: feel like the way the rule states now it'll stop
Speaker 2: that sort of thing from happening. That the play the
Speaker 2: play for play for play situation.
Speaker 7: We're gonna try. And you know this language which we
Speaker 7: included the full text of the bio law in our
Speaker 7: press release which is on the front of our site
Speaker 7: right now. People can look at.
Speaker 2: That and read it and make your.
Speaker 7: Own opinion about it. It was the best attempt we
Speaker 7: could do to have some controls. And you know, like
Speaker 7: all of our by laws that we have at the OHSAA,
Speaker 7: it depends on our schools taking ownership and helping us
Speaker 7: enforce those. That's a big difference between OHSA and nc Doubla.
Speaker 7: NCUBA has hundreds of enforcement staff that sometimes camp out
Speaker 7: at universities and colleges and do their work.
Speaker 3: We don't have that.
Speaker 7: We have twenty four employees here and we have eight
Speaker 7: hundred and fifteen schools, so we need our school administrators
Speaker 7: and our coaches to know the bylaws help enforce them.
Speaker 7: Our membership has now voted this into our constitution and bylaws,
Speaker 7: so we're going to need help enforcing it, certainly, but
Speaker 7: it is going to be more work for the OHSA
Speaker 7: to track these and help fororce are transfer and recruiting
Speaker 7: by laws.
Speaker 1: So tim one exactly is this going to go into effect?
Speaker 1: Because so from from what we're hearing it sounds almost immediate.
Speaker 7: It is immediate, yep, it is effective right now. In fact,
Speaker 7: here's kind of the interesting thing, guys. The lawsuit was
Speaker 7: filed back on what October twenty fourth or twenty fifth,
Speaker 7: that lawsuit when the judge issued the tro against the OHSAA.
Speaker 7: That is actually when NIL first began because the judge's
Speaker 7: decisions that we cannot enforce our by law on this topic.
Speaker 7: So actually NIL began in late October. Here's the funny
Speaker 7: thing though, from late October when that tro is issued.
Speaker 7: Until today, there were no rules because we had no
Speaker 7: by law that allowed it. Judge that can't enforce it.
Speaker 7: So actually today is when the rules start.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I get I'm trying to think through all the
Speaker 2: nightmare scenarios, and I guess I just wanted to say,
Speaker 2: you have a school that's in a school district that's
Speaker 2: kind of a wealthier community, more businesses, and you know,
Speaker 2: they start doling out payments to kids that to transfer
Speaker 2: from other schools that maybe don't have those kind of
Speaker 2: businesses that can offer him money, right, and they don't
Speaker 2: even look at it as like a this is going
Speaker 2: to be good for our business. So you've got a
Speaker 2: wealthy business owner and says, okay, great, whether this gives
Speaker 2: me any ROI at all or not, I'm going to
Speaker 2: dish out some money and get some players. They transfer
Speaker 2: from that school to that school and they get loaded.
Speaker 2: I feel like that's a is that a concern?
Speaker 7: Well, I'll tell you. Our transfer by law is still
Speaker 7: in effect. And if a student transfers from school A
Speaker 7: to school B, especially after they have established their eligibility
Speaker 7: at school A, there is a lengthy process that they
Speaker 7: go through and that will.
Speaker 2: Catch most of those.
Speaker 7: Now, the most common transfer, Let's say a student is
Speaker 7: enrolled at Turpin where my wife went, and that student
Speaker 7: and their family moved to Toledo. Well, that's a pretty
Speaker 7: easy acceptance on the transfer. If there is a student
Speaker 7: that goes from school A to school B and they're
Speaker 7: only five miles apart, that's a red flag. And that
Speaker 7: is when our office does its due diligence to find
Speaker 7: out why is this transfer happening? And that honestly catches
Speaker 7: most of them.
Speaker 2: What are the things that the OHSA needs to see
Speaker 2: for there to be a valid transfer. Let's say it's
Speaker 2: something the word isn't from one corner of the state
Speaker 2: to the other. Let's say it's just a kind of
Speaker 2: a more of a local thing. What are some of
Speaker 2: the parameters that the OSHA SAA says, Okay, if this, this,
Speaker 2: and this, you're saying this is what's the reason for
Speaker 2: the transfer, it's okay versus different reasons.
Speaker 7: How much time do you have?
Speaker 2: Very good?
Speaker 7: Now, we we we have several people here in our
Speaker 7: eligibility department that transfer that piece of paperwork. It's a
Speaker 7: paper that it's an application that the families and the
Speaker 7: receiving school fills out that has a lot of questions
Speaker 7: on it. It asks a lot of information about why
Speaker 7: the transfer is happening, and then per our transfer. By law,
Speaker 7: there are eleven potential exceptions that a student athlete may
Speaker 7: fit into, so it's one of those, and some of
Speaker 7: them are very basic, for example, moving more than fifty
Speaker 7: miles away, or a change of residents, those kind of things.
Speaker 7: That's the most common type, but there certainly are others similar.
Speaker 7: It could be there's a transfer exception for a military
Speaker 7: families for example, things like that. So there's the whole process.
Speaker 7: Our staff uses to go through that and they took
Speaker 7: a look at each one individually.
Speaker 2: Awesome, well with him, listen, we really appreciate you come
Speaker 2: on and talking about this. I'm sure there'll be many
Speaker 2: more questions that come up as as this starts to
Speaker 2: become clear of how this is gonna go, But we
Speaker 2: appreciate your time. I'm sure we'll talk again soon. Thank you, Tim.
Speaker 7: Sounds good, My pleasure guys anytime.
Speaker 1: Yep, take care, Thanks Tim. I'm with you, man, I
Speaker 1: just what I can at worms really.
Speaker 2: It is because you see, even at the college level,
Speaker 2: it's like, yeah, we're gonna allow these athletes to make
Speaker 2: money off their name, image and likeness. But it's not
Speaker 2: how it's worked out, and there's different there's so many subjective,
Speaker 2: gray area things you can do. Again, no one has
Speaker 2: a problem with the local hardware store paying a kid
Speaker 2: a few bucks to use their name, image and likeness
Speaker 2: to help advertising. No one has a problem with that.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's does that company are they sincere
Speaker 2: and in their ploy that this is gonna help our
Speaker 2: business or just like, hey, we've got a lot of
Speaker 2: money and we got a certain kind of amount set
Speaker 2: off over here, whether it really gives us any return
Speaker 2: on our investment or not. Boys going to get some
Speaker 2: really good players to come here.
Speaker 15: Yep.
Speaker 2: I don't see how you stop that because it's a
Speaker 2: little wink, it's a little nod, but it's you know,
Speaker 2: technically it all falls under the right things.
Speaker 1: Okay, well you said it. We're seeing what's happening in
Speaker 1: college man college game right now?
Speaker 2: Is way?
Speaker 1: It's it's about the same game.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then I mean, where's it end? Middle school
Speaker 2: in Iol? Youth football in Iol. I'll tell you what
Speaker 2: I coach youth football if if I get parents starting
Speaker 2: demanding payments from me. I'm going to buy the condo
Speaker 2: next to you, and I'm quitting. That's it.
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Speaker 1: The osepic is changing a lot of things.
Speaker 2: A lot of things. It is certainly the hottest thing
Speaker 2: out there when it comes to weight loss and all
Speaker 2: that sort of thing. And this is a new one
Speaker 2: o Zembic menus with I guess smaller meals are appearing
Speaker 2: on restaurants menus.
Speaker 1: That's pretty amazing and here to discuss whether it is
Speaker 1: Our restaurant experts always love having them on. Nick nia
Speaker 1: A Nakas, he heads up the Franchise Consulting Company and
Speaker 1: the Great American Franchise Expo, author of the Franchise NBA. Nick,
Speaker 1: Welcome back, buddy, Thanks, it's great to be here.
Speaker 2: So Nick, this.
Speaker 1: That seems to be a trend and these I mean
Speaker 1: these things that I'm reading here. It's essentially like say
Speaker 1: they were talking about this one restaurant where you go
Speaker 1: in instead of you got a the Ocmpic burger, it
Speaker 1: comes with a burger the size of a slider, with
Speaker 1: a shot glass with a few French fries in it
Speaker 1: and a tiny dab of ketchup, and it comes with
Speaker 1: your choice of a tiny beer, a tiny martini or
Speaker 1: a tiny wine.
Speaker 22: It's like the scene and Zoolander when they're finding the
Speaker 22: smaller and smaller phones, right, and it's like.
Speaker 2: The size of a thumbnail.
Speaker 1: Eventually, Yeah, you know, it's.
Speaker 22: Like, first we all got fat, we all wanted more food,
Speaker 22: all you can eat buffets, all this kind of stuff.
Speaker 22: Then we all got skinny. Everybody's on a zepic and
Speaker 22: now everyone's feeling bad because they can't finish their other meal,
Speaker 22: and restaurants are going to capitalize on it. I mean,
Speaker 22: they've had a pretty tough go of it the last
Speaker 22: couple of years. So being able to sell you smaller portions,
Speaker 22: keep your food costs down, and still charge you a
Speaker 22: fair amount, I think it's probably not a terrible thing.
Speaker 22: And you're seeing a lot of restaurants now trying to
Speaker 22: figure out how to.
Speaker 2: Capitalize on it. And I don't fault them because I
Speaker 2: would do the same thing to your point, where the
Speaker 2: restaurants have gone through hell in the last five years.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I feel like this is more of a ploy,
Speaker 2: not so much to cater to these zembic people. More
Speaker 2: we can we can keep our food costs down, still
Speaker 2: charge of percentage a little bit, you know, higher amount,
Speaker 2: and make a few bucks.
Speaker 21: Right, That's it.
Speaker 22: You know, anything that they can do to keep the
Speaker 22: clients coming in is a wise move. And you're seeing
Speaker 22: a whole bunch of change rolling out test markets in this.
Speaker 22: You know, Olive Garden is doing a lighter portions entry entree,
Speaker 22: PF Chang's is offering a menu with two different sizes,
Speaker 22: So I think you're going to seeing this become more
Speaker 22: and more pervasive. But then the question is if you
Speaker 22: eat it and you're still hungry, then what.
Speaker 3: Do you do?
Speaker 1: Right to me, that's kind of a problem there, right, give.
Speaker 22: Me another mini burger, I'm still hungry. By the time
Speaker 22: you leave, it's three times what you would have paid
Speaker 22: for the regular burger, right, yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Mean I'd go in there and have to buy three
Speaker 2: burgers and he's forty seven dollars, get a.
Speaker 22: Bag of flyers. They like gas, so they'll treat you right,
Speaker 22: at least for about an hour.
Speaker 1: And what one thing Nick, I've always wondered is why
Speaker 1: don't they let people order off the kids menu? You know,
Speaker 1: I mean a meal is a meal, right, You're selling
Speaker 1: food as people. It tends to be older people I think,
Speaker 1: who don't obviously don't eat as much as they used to.
Speaker 1: Is there a reason for that? Because I don't think
Speaker 1: that'd be an easy fix right there.
Speaker 22: Well, you know, it's interesting because it brings up a
Speaker 22: lot of questions about.
Speaker 3: You know, what can you and can't you do?
Speaker 20: Right?
Speaker 22: If you're selling something, you should allow anybody to use it.
Speaker 22: It's kind of like the airlines when they said, you know,
Speaker 22: if I'm gonna fly for from you know, Miami to Cincinnati,
Speaker 22: but I can get a cheaper flight going from Miami
Speaker 22: Cincinnati to Detroit and then I get off in Cincinnati,
Speaker 22: why should I be penalized for that? So I don't
Speaker 22: think there's any really good reason for that. It's like,
Speaker 22: you know, if I order something and then I don't
Speaker 22: eat all of it, can you charge me more for
Speaker 22: leaving the food behind? So I think there's a lot
Speaker 22: of rules out there that when you look at them,
Speaker 22: they're pretty wonky, and ultimately the consumer is going to
Speaker 22: make the choice. And so that's what I think is
Speaker 22: happening now with the ozenbic lighter portion meals and you know,
Speaker 22: to be determined. Are people going to embrace them? Are
Speaker 22: they going to want to go out more? Are people
Speaker 22: not eating out because they feel like I'm wasting food?
Speaker 22: Or whatever? Happened to the old fashioned doggie bagh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the thing where yeah, a lot of folks
Speaker 2: maybe they don't eat everything there, but take a little
Speaker 2: bit to go home. I guess yeh. I mean, so
Speaker 2: you're saying in the industry that this is like a
Speaker 2: big thing that every restaurant has meetings about and trying
Speaker 2: to figure out how we can kind of catch onto
Speaker 2: this ozempic crise.
Speaker 22: You know, I think they're meetings that are going on
Speaker 22: right now, but they're really around how can we entice
Speaker 22: people to come in more often? And if this is
Speaker 22: the you know, flavored DuJour, then let's see if that sticks.
Speaker 15: Right?
Speaker 22: Is that the price elasticity of the meal. Is that
Speaker 22: going to bring somebody in? We're charging forty percent less
Speaker 22: because you know, are you getting forty percent less food
Speaker 22: or you getting seventy percent less food? That's the part
Speaker 22: that you know, I haven't quite figured out yet because
Speaker 22: it's it's such a new trend that you guys picked
Speaker 22: up on that you know, the data just isn't out
Speaker 22: there yet. But it would be very interesting to go
Speaker 22: and way the regular burger versus the minio zempic burger
Speaker 22: and see what are you getting for what price? Usually
Speaker 22: when you buy less, you pay more, right.
Speaker 1: Correct, Well, that's exactly what's gonna happen too. Yeah, you think, uh, Nick,
Speaker 1: Nick and Neonagas is our guest, and Nick, any other
Speaker 1: trends that we should be keeping an eye out for
Speaker 1: the restaurant business these days, because, like Rocky pointed out,
Speaker 1: they have been going through hell in the last five
Speaker 1: six years they have.
Speaker 22: You know, I was with a bunch of restaurant executives
Speaker 22: a couple of days ago. They were talking about how
Speaker 22: they could decrease their costs, and they were talking about
Speaker 22: a topic you guys brought up in a previous show, waste,
Speaker 22: the cost of waste of trash. And this company, Subcontained
Speaker 22: Subcontained dot com is their website, is doing amazing things
Speaker 22: in commercial trash colledge with their vertical in ground dumpsters,
Speaker 22: saving restaurants a lot of money. So I think a
Speaker 22: lot of areas like that is what companies are looking at.
Speaker 22: It's around labor, it's around food costs, it's around ancillary costs.
Speaker 22: You know, I don't know if it's selling a burger
Speaker 22: for forty percent less is going to move the needle
Speaker 22: all that much. But if you can take you know,
Speaker 22: three or four or five net percentage points out of
Speaker 22: all your expenses, that really adds up for these guys,
Speaker 22: and that's where they're focusing their attention.
Speaker 2: What what what in your opinion, what are the major
Speaker 2: hurdles for a restaurant. Obviously, the cost of the food,
Speaker 2: the cost of the protein in particular, is the highest cost.
Speaker 2: But what, what, in your opinion and experience, has the
Speaker 2: biggest potential to be I guess curtailed, you know right.
Speaker 22: Now, it's labor, you know, I mean food is a big,
Speaker 22: big problem.
Speaker 7: Labor.
Speaker 22: I mean, you know, these these kids, they don't want
Speaker 22: to work for minimum wage, had long hours like we
Speaker 22: used to back in the day, walking uphill, you know,
Speaker 22: both ways to school. Yes, but you know, finding people
Speaker 22: to work in restaurants has been really tough, and so
Speaker 22: robotics has been a huge trend over the last couple
Speaker 22: of years. Whether it's in the ordering, you know, you
Speaker 22: go up to the drive or you might not be
Speaker 22: talking to the person at the cash register, you might
Speaker 22: be talking to somebody in the Philippines. And then in
Speaker 22: the kitchen. How do you take labor out of that?
Speaker 22: So anything that restaurants can do to decrease labor, they're
Speaker 22: going right at that as hard as they can because
Speaker 22: that's a huge cost component along with the food cost.
Speaker 22: You can't do much about food cost, right It's not
Speaker 22: like hey, now serving cheaper meat to bring the price down,
Speaker 22: you know, our grade D meat is going to save
Speaker 22: you ten percent off the price of your burger. But
Speaker 22: if you can figure out how that fewer people in
Speaker 22: the back, yeah, that's going to move the needle. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And I'm wondering to us, can you get a finger
Speaker 1: on why exactly? It seems like and it is younger
Speaker 1: people that generally wait the tables and whatnot, that just
Speaker 1: the attitude has really gotten bad in a lot of cases.
Speaker 1: I don't ever remember going to a restaurant and having
Speaker 1: someone just absolutely not disdain me, but kind of like
Speaker 1: not really give two damns about what I want or
Speaker 1: what I'm doing.
Speaker 23: There.
Speaker 22: We're putting fingers on the ed Finger show on the
Speaker 22: there you go, you know. You know, I think it's pervasive,
Speaker 22: it's everywhere. It's like, all of a sudden, everybody just
Speaker 22: kind of doesn't care, you know. And I think you
Speaker 22: can point back to the pandemic. I think we're still,
Speaker 22: you know, dealing with that hangover. But in general, you know,
Speaker 22: I used to have this metric. I called it the
Speaker 22: burger metric, okay, And it would be when I'd go
Speaker 22: into a fast food place, how was the burger built?
Speaker 22: When I got it? Like, was the was the burger
Speaker 22: falling off, the bun? Was the ketchup all over the place?
Speaker 22: Everything was just a mess, like they just threw it together.
Speaker 22: And I would say that's a very low scoring restaurant.
Speaker 22: And sometimes you'd go to a fast food place and
Speaker 22: everything would line up perfectly right, like somebody with OCD
Speaker 22: put that burger together. I'd give them pretty high score.
Speaker 22: It seems lately like you know, the ketchup is being
Speaker 22: squirted on the outside.
Speaker 15: Of the back.
Speaker 22: Yeah, that's where it's covered to. So I think it's
Speaker 22: I think it's the pandemic. I think it's just a
Speaker 22: general lack of care. I think the labor market's tight,
Speaker 22: so managers aren't saying, you know, look, if you're not
Speaker 22: doing a good job, we're going to fire you, and
Speaker 22: people buying large. You know, employees are kind of taking
Speaker 22: that to heart and saying, well, there's not a whole
Speaker 22: lot of ramifications here. I'll go get another job if
Speaker 22: I get fired.
Speaker 3: It's not good for the country, agreed.
Speaker 1: Where's the restaurant business?
Speaker 21: You know?
Speaker 1: With that nick, we will let you go. People want
Speaker 1: to find out more about it is that you do.
Speaker 1: Where can they go?
Speaker 22: Well, I'd love to give all of your listeners a
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Speaker 20: Nick.
Speaker 1: We appreciate it. Man, thanks so much.
Speaker 22: Thanks guys, have a happy Thanksgiving everybody.
Speaker 15: You do this.
Speaker 1: Thanks Nick, good friend. Nick.
Speaker 2: I feel like this is similar to shrink flation, right
Speaker 2: where all of a sudden, instead of a two liter
Speaker 2: of pop, it's a one point eight liter. But it
Speaker 2: never goes back right like this, you just started getting
Speaker 2: the smaller menu items at the restaurant. When this trend switches,
Speaker 2: which it obviously always does, it goes back and forth.
Speaker 2: Wan more wan the last went more and want less.
Speaker 2: You're never going to get that you know, huge burger
Speaker 2: again that you once got at that place. It's it's
Speaker 2: going to always stay a little bit smaller.
Speaker 1: And see that's the thing we're going to We're going
Speaker 1: to age out and go away. And so yeah, they're
Speaker 1: they're for you know, it's the long play for those
Speaker 1: guys obviously, right, So, hey, your twenty year old, that's
Speaker 1: the burger they've always had.
Speaker 2: That's a great point, yeah, because you know, maybe the
Speaker 2: older generation does remember the good old days when you
Speaker 2: got a massive ton of food in the buffets and
Speaker 2: in all that, the younger folks are like, oh, this
Speaker 2: kind of it's always been. How'll they get you?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 1: With that, we head to traffic and weather. What is
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Speaker 1: this week though Thanksgiving week's always you know, gam packed
Speaker 1: best holiday right Yeah, for my money, I was nice
Speaker 1: and relaxing. Just make yourself a boat ton of food
Speaker 1: and uh and you've see. Okay, let's just talk about
Speaker 1: it briefly. Rocky started his fasting diet that we talked
Speaker 1: about last yek.
Speaker 15: It is so.
Speaker 2: We talked with PJ last week on Thursday and I
Speaker 2: and I told you for a while I wanted to
Speaker 2: just I you want to try? You know you hear
Speaker 2: a lot about those fasts that people do, twenty four
Speaker 2: hour fast and PJ actually up the challenge. He said,
Speaker 2: do it like a week long thing, like eat a
Speaker 2: day off day, eat a day off a day. So
Speaker 2: to day is my first day with no food. I'n't
Speaker 2: been too cranky, have I?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: I'll say that for Kelly. Want to get homp. Sure,
Speaker 2: but then I'll eat tomorrow, which is Tuesday, eat not
Speaker 2: eat Wednesday, eat Thursday. I was smart enough to make
Speaker 2: sure I didn't. I didn't have my non eating day
Speaker 2: on Thanksgiving. That would be brutal. And then Noah four
Speaker 2: go Friday, eat Saturday, nothing Sunday, and then Monday, I'll
Speaker 2: pick back up and I'm going to report back to
Speaker 2: see whatever it did, it helped me, It helped my brain,
Speaker 2: did it ruin my marriage? Did it whatever?
Speaker 7: You know.
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Speaker 9: Trump's plan to prosecute political opponents, it's a legal roadblock
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Speaker 9: Indictment's brought against former FBI director James. Call me in
Speaker 9: New Yorkttorney General Letitia James have been dismissed by a
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Speaker 24: The sequence of events with President Trump tweeting, posting on
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Speaker 1: Are you drowning an IRS tax debt?
Speaker 22: I'll be IRS thirty seven thousand Edny Rocky Monday.
Speaker 1: That means we're we be talking to our good buddy
Speaker 1: Dave Lapham lap at the ta after the five plots.
Speaker 2: Yes, but first aid, how about a few stories about
Speaker 2: found treasure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we've had a couple of those, we we have, So.
Speaker 2: This one here is pretty interesting. So this is back
Speaker 2: in seventeen eight, So this is right around the time
Speaker 2: Willie was playing for Thomas Funerhome. Right, there was a
Speaker 2: Spanish galleon called the San Jose. Okay, it sank after
Speaker 2: being attacked by an English fleet, all right, and it
Speaker 2: had always been rumored. Okay, what I think they got
Speaker 2: a bunch of you know, treasure and gold and stuff
Speaker 2: on this sort of thing. Uh So they finally finally
Speaker 2: located this thing back in twenty fifteen. Okay, right where
Speaker 2: it is. Here's where word it's at. The ship is
Speaker 2: believed to hold eleven million gold and silver coins, emeralds
Speaker 2: and other precious cargo head. Dang, So where's your oxygen
Speaker 2: tank and your flippers and your snorkel mask, dude, let's
Speaker 2: go get it.
Speaker 1: Remember we had those guys on a while back that
Speaker 1: were from the area that did treasure hunting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we did.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it was this particular one.
Speaker 1: I know, yeah, it'd be. I just wanted to. I
Speaker 1: just think it's interesting, you know. Oh yeah, I mean
Speaker 1: if it would seem to be really hard, but if
Speaker 1: you'd found something obviously very lucrative.
Speaker 2: Well they think that it could be worth twenty billion
Speaker 2: dollars only if recovered. Yes, so much. Treasures on board
Speaker 2: that wreck has become known as the Holy Grail of shipwrecks.
Speaker 2: The ship was on Suey to Spain.
Speaker 25: Uh.
Speaker 2: There was going to be the uh, you know, the
Speaker 2: the capture of King Philip the fifth when it sank
Speaker 2: along with six hundred sailors. And this is a pre
Speaker 2: wild store. Only seven of the or shooting. Only eleven
Speaker 2: seamen on that on that boat actually actually survived. This
Speaker 2: is in uh and it's in the Caribbean Sea, so
Speaker 2: that Columbia has found it, which is a pretty upstanding country,
Speaker 2: so you'll love this sort of so uh. President Gustavo
Speaker 2: Petro's government said that the purpose of the deep water
Speaker 2: expedition ed is research and not the seizure of the treasure.
Speaker 2: Of course, come on, get your head out of the
Speaker 2: We want to ghett old fashion research. We want to
Speaker 2: really find out what happened to this this galleon back
Speaker 2: in the day.
Speaker 1: Uh huh that happens to have twenty billion dollars of
Speaker 1: gold on it. That that just that's a little side bonus.
Speaker 2: So I guess the first thing they brought up was
Speaker 2: a cannon, and I you know, I didn't print them out,
Speaker 2: but I saw pictures of it. Were like, it's pretty
Speaker 2: It's a cannon, right, Like it's pretty neat. So anyway,
Speaker 2: crusted it over with the you know the stuff that, yeah,
Speaker 2: stuff from arnacles or whatever.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 3: The wreckage is six.
Speaker 2: Hundred meters deep, and I think while we're seeing all this,
Speaker 2: it didn't specify on this particular one. But you know,
Speaker 2: they got this new it's called radars called LDAR right
Speaker 2: where it kind of you know, admits like a they're
Speaker 2: finding all this stuff like in the Amazon rainforest because
Speaker 2: it can kind of shoot down below the surface of
Speaker 2: things and foliage and water and kind of see what's going.
Speaker 1: On down on like the imaging kind of things.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I got three D imaging kind of kind of
Speaker 2: situation where you can find out where this this ship
Speaker 2: went down Spain six centimeters is two thousand feet deep.
Speaker 2: That's why they haven't found the thing in three hundred years.
Speaker 1: Whatever happened, weren't they supposed to have found Amelia Earhart's
Speaker 1: playing a while back. Yes, I never did hear anything
Speaker 1: more about that.
Speaker 2: I've seen a few things. I don't know if anything
Speaker 2: definitive has come out, but that would be cool.
Speaker 1: Oh, I just saw a story about it. Her last
Speaker 1: Did you see this last week? It was her last
Speaker 1: radio transmission. No, they found a record of it and
Speaker 1: see I thought it was going to be helper going
Speaker 1: down and it goes, you know, go dead. No, it
Speaker 1: was like her coordinates where the last direction she was heading.
Speaker 2: But that was it that was disappeared. Here want to
Speaker 2: hear again? You love this line? Colombia is an arbitration
Speaker 2: litigation with the U S search of Mata, a group
Speaker 2: of US investors for the economic rights of the San Jose.
Speaker 2: So this group of you know, venture capitalists basically for America,
Speaker 2: said hey, we found that. That's ours to me saying no,
Speaker 2: uh huh, even though it's about the research. Ed, still
Speaker 2: it's still like, as a consolation, more than twenty billion dollars.
Speaker 2: And it's the group that's saying it's for the research
Speaker 2: or the Columbia cy Columbia research. Yeah, right, yeah, the
Speaker 2: venture capitalist group saying we're here to find treasure and
Speaker 2: get rich. Correct he Colubia saying no.
Speaker 1: Nah baby nah, yes, oh hey, good luck to everybody concerned.
Speaker 2: And another one ed, how about this? See this painting here?
Speaker 2: What does that look like? Yeah, Virgin Mary and a baby. Right, well,
Speaker 2: that's what it looks like. So this is a Renaissance
Speaker 2: pain was found in a dusty garage not long ago.
Speaker 1: Of course.
Speaker 2: The work which depicts the madonna and child is believed
Speaker 2: to be by fifteenth century painter Pietro Vanucci. It was
Speaker 2: just sold to a private buyer for what's seven hundred
Speaker 2: thousand pounds like a million bucks? Yeah, something like that,
Speaker 2: maybe a little at one point two something like that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: sold after a fifteen minute online bidding war. The auction
Speaker 2: house JS Fine Arts in Banbury, Oxfordshire. But Bye Bop. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it believes to be by fifteenth century painter Pietro Venucci, who,
Speaker 2: by the way, was a student of or No, his
Speaker 2: student was the famous painter Raphael Oh wow, yeah, so
Speaker 2: that's pretty cool. But yeah, Venucci died in fifteen twenty three.
Speaker 2: But he painted this great picture.
Speaker 1: And there you go in a crazy haul. Those great
Speaker 1: folks kind of hung out together or they somehow knew
Speaker 1: each other, and they were all really good at what
Speaker 1: they did. Lanslow and yeah, the same with the you know,
Speaker 1: the old composers, those guys. Yeah, I mean, I don't know, Beethoven,
Speaker 1: Mozart around the same time. But that's what I'm wondering,
Speaker 1: you know, I get it all, remember, or maybe we
Speaker 1: just kind of lump them, want to correct? That's two
Speaker 1: years between them, I don't know, hanging out with Lennon
Speaker 1: and McCartney and Elvis, I think.
Speaker 2: But but this brings up to my point the other day.
Speaker 2: But there's no least modern art pieces paintings that I
Speaker 2: see that to me look like true talent in this.
Speaker 2: I mean, look at that like that. This is a
Speaker 2: great radio by the way, but you know, the.
Speaker 1: Sure absolutely that is like like a classic paint.
Speaker 2: You to look at that and say, God, that is it.
Speaker 2: That takes true talent. They get the image of the
Speaker 2: face and the baby and the lighting and the modern
Speaker 2: art stuff is like like splotches of paint thrown on
Speaker 2: a thing and.
Speaker 1: A banana taped to a wall with a frame.
Speaker 2: Right, what was the one too? About the It was
Speaker 2: like a painting of so there was like a blank frame.
Speaker 2: We just empty frame, man, And it went like a
Speaker 2: couple hundred grand I forget, but it was very expensive,
Speaker 2: good money if you can look if somebody's dumb enough
Speaker 2: to pay me for that. Oh you want another one?
Speaker 2: I have nothing painting too. Yeah, it's better than the first.
Speaker 2: Just to go over double what that one went for.
Speaker 2: That's bigger.
Speaker 1: So see rock right this the frame is twice as
Speaker 1: big as you get twice the amount of nothing. Uh
Speaker 1: rocking and other news. This happened where all interesting things
Speaker 1: happened happened Iowa, Okay and Iowa man. I wanted to
Speaker 1: shake off the winter blues. So twice last month, uh
Speaker 1: cops say danon Airy thirty sit against the rear of
Speaker 1: his twenty or his twenty twelve Chevrolet and palla with
Speaker 1: his pants and underwear removed to his anchors and he
Speaker 1: had no shirt on. He are you sure he lifted
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Speaker 1: to oncoming traffic. When questioned by police, Airy reportedly confessed
Speaker 1: to the indecent exposure. According to the complaint, he said
Speaker 1: quote this behavior was fulfilling or no. This says he
Speaker 1: said the this behavior was fulfilling and exciting and it
Speaker 1: was currently missing from his life in his blah existence.
Speaker 1: So investigators sayd that Ari knew that the behavior was inappropriate.
Speaker 1: So I guess somebody said that guy's not Yeah, so
Speaker 1: I've asked got to say that Airy knew this behavior
Speaker 1: was inappropriate and unacceptable as well as offensive to others
Speaker 1: who viewed him. So and it says he has a
Speaker 1: lengthy wrap sheet. So this just sounds like this dude
Speaker 1: want to go back to jail. Yeah right, Yeah, weird thing.
Speaker 1: He's just like some people just can't really function outside,
Speaker 1: so they want.
Speaker 2: To go back.
Speaker 1: That just that's what it sounds like. We ees, they
Speaker 1: guy's got a rap sheet. Why would you go out
Speaker 1: and just you know, get naked on the side of
Speaker 1: the road. And think nothing was going to happen to you.
Speaker 1: That's just the screams that he wants to go back
Speaker 1: to jail.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well it's in the shawsh a redemption, right. They
Speaker 2: couldn't function outside the four walls.
Speaker 1: So was Red. So it was Red Brooks was here
Speaker 1: with that. We check in with traffic and weather. Another
Speaker 1: day in Iowa, Just another day in Iowa. You can
Speaker 1: only look at so many cornfields, brother, before you just
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Speaker 11: have the slowdowns on seventy five continuing through the work.
Speaker 11: We'll Reagan Highway to Norwoo latter it is about just
Speaker 11: a five minute trip now delays back to Sheppard and
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Speaker 11: Two seventy five at Minuela Pike to seventy five is
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Speaker 1: Twenty one back with Idian Rocky. I'm gonna be talking
Speaker 1: to Lap coming up after the five o'clock news. So
Speaker 1: a couple of things to hit the Lap up with.
Speaker 1: Is that looks like it's fishing now. Joe Burrow is
Speaker 1: going to play on Thursday night? Is that's what we're
Speaker 1: reporting it? That's the word?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so good?
Speaker 1: Good idea or no.
Speaker 2: I've been saying this all along, and I'm consistent with it.
Speaker 2: If he is one hundred percent healthy, right, if he is,
Speaker 2: and also that and that means no restrictions. I don't
Speaker 2: think there should be a well, you know, we can't
Speaker 2: you know, roll him out to the right because that's
Speaker 2: going to put unneeded stre No. I don't want any
Speaker 2: of that. It's like, if you're going, then you're going.
Speaker 2: If it's like, well, we probably shouldn't allow him to
Speaker 2: do this, this and this, then I don't think he
Speaker 2: should play. But if he's if he's fine, and if
Speaker 2: the recovery was if the initial injury wasn't as bad
Speaker 2: as it maybe we were let on to believe, and
Speaker 2: the recovered so well and he's one hundred percent ready
Speaker 2: to go, then yes, if there's any any sort of
Speaker 2: like we think will be, no, and he should. But
Speaker 2: it sounds like that is he isn't feeling good and
Speaker 2: good to go.
Speaker 1: He's he's chomping at the bid, for sure, There's no
Speaker 1: question about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and look you like that, of course. But it's
Speaker 2: also I will say, because a lot of people have said, well,
Speaker 2: it's just not a good look in the locker room.
Speaker 2: What are the other players going to think if they
Speaker 2: just hold Joe Burrow out even though he probably can't play,
Speaker 2: It's like, well, you ain't Joe Burrow. There's you know,
Speaker 2: there was injuries. I had to go out and crawl
Speaker 2: out on the field with Okay that Peyton Manning would
Speaker 2: have expected to go out there, right, I'm not Peyton Manning, right,
Speaker 2: and no one else on that team is Joe Burrow
Speaker 2: So if the organization says, you know what, we're just
Speaker 2: gonna be a little more cautious and the arrest of
Speaker 2: the team don't like it, well that's that's their problem.
Speaker 2: It's just that's the harsh reality of life. And how
Speaker 2: I usually happens with greatness is there are different rules,
Speaker 2: and that's the way it is.
Speaker 1: Well, And I also want to pat my partner on
Speaker 1: the back here for saying early because I heard just
Speaker 1: talking about this with Willie. In regard to Hendrickson, you
Speaker 1: said before the season, yeah, this is where an injury
Speaker 1: happens every single time. And look at what's happening now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no training camp, no, no this and that and all.
Speaker 2: He's a workout warrior, won't matter.
Speaker 15: No.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm not sure that that's not all of it.
Speaker 2: I have to believe it's it's some of it. But
Speaker 2: the fact is he's just thirty one years old, and
Speaker 2: he's you know, bod he's not able to do it anymore.
Speaker 2: That was I mean, what an awful way for that
Speaker 2: thing to go. I really like him, a great player,
Speaker 2: and I'm sad to see he's kind of falling apart
Speaker 2: right now. But but I also don't love the fact
Speaker 2: that you know he's a team captain and you know
Speaker 2: he's not not traveling to the What was that the
Speaker 2: game last week the week before?
Speaker 1: Now is he is he not allowed to travel with
Speaker 1: the team or he just chooses he chose not to.
Speaker 2: They probably give an OPTIONY, do you want to stay
Speaker 2: back and do rehab or doing all? No, I think
Speaker 2: you're a captain. I think you should get on that
Speaker 2: plane and be there on the sideline. That's what I think.
Speaker 1: We'll talk to Lap about it coming up, so Rock.
Speaker 1: In other news, David, are you afraid of sharks? You've
Speaker 1: been swimming in the ocean line starkings. Yeah, we went
Speaker 1: we went to Belize last year and we swam with sharks.
Speaker 1: Now there was absolutely no danger of anything like any
Speaker 1: of them biting us. It was like a little nurse
Speaker 1: sharks and stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah. But I mean, just in general, Ed, I I am.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty good on land, right. I can still run
Speaker 2: a little bit, it can move around pretty good. I
Speaker 2: am a dead duck in the water, literally sink like
Speaker 2: a stone. So I get a little a little weary
Speaker 2: about being being in the water because I just know
Speaker 2: I ain't No, damn.
Speaker 1: Well, here's a woman in Oregon, Colleen Dunns her name.
Speaker 1: She was walking her dogs on the beach in Manzanita, Oregon.
Speaker 1: It was early one evening a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 1: She came upon a beached shark. Okay, all right, I
Speaker 1: know this is going so rather than steering clear or
Speaker 1: calling somebody, she said, I made the quick decision to
Speaker 1: get him back in the water in the ocean myself,
Speaker 1: grab him by the tail. A veteran, it says, a
Speaker 1: veteran viewer viewer of Shark Week. She knew that if
Speaker 1: she dragged the shark by its tail, it wouldn't be
Speaker 1: able to bite her. So she, with a lot of efforts,
Speaker 1: she was able to drag the shark first into the
Speaker 1: shallow water and then push it into the water deep
Speaker 1: enough for it to swim away. Now see, I would
Speaker 1: be of the mind that as soon as the shark
Speaker 1: is able to swim, he's going to turn around. It's
Speaker 1: not going to be hey, thanks, he's going to turn
Speaker 1: around and buy my leg off.
Speaker 2: Why because he's a shark. He's not gonna be There's
Speaker 2: no moral compass about these things.
Speaker 1: Cheerus, tip of the hat, and off he swims.
Speaker 2: I think if the shark was small enough where I
Speaker 2: could like pick it up in the tail and kind
Speaker 2: of like you know, do like a shot put kind
Speaker 2: of spin and toss it out there, I would do it.
Speaker 1: Other than that, Sorry, Bud, right, I'll pour some of
Speaker 1: my water on you. And that's when I told you.
Speaker 1: When I took the I got called over to my
Speaker 1: elderly neighbor's house back when I lived in Oakley, and
Speaker 1: there was a rat in her toilet in the basement.
Speaker 1: So I managed. So I went in there with my
Speaker 1: I think I told you about this. I went in
Speaker 1: there with my tongs from my grill, those big long guys,
Speaker 1: and uh. So I came in there, and sure enough
Speaker 1: there's the rat just kind of peeking out over the
Speaker 1: edge of the toilet. And so I managed, and I
Speaker 1: tied a bucket with me. So I managed to grab
Speaker 1: him with the tongs and I threw him in the
Speaker 1: bucket and just spun the spinning the bucket around while
Speaker 1: I walked out to the back door and threw him
Speaker 1: out in the woods.
Speaker 2: Wait, sir, you're you're telling me you used centripetal force
Speaker 2: to get that that rat out of there.
Speaker 1: No, I was to confuse him and to keep him
Speaker 1: in the bucket because I didn't want him to jump
Speaker 1: up out of it.
Speaker 2: Did the bucket have a lid on it? No, That's
Speaker 2: what I'm saying. So you kind of kept swinging around.
Speaker 2: I didn't do that. I was like, it was, you know, like, okay,
Speaker 2: all right, yeah, I'm still very smart of you or
Speaker 2: very stupid one of the others. I choose.
Speaker 1: That's what my wife said. That was pretty stupid. What
Speaker 1: you like, What did you think I was gonna do?
Speaker 24: Way?
Speaker 1: I didn't know what else to do, But you.
Speaker 3: Got it out.
Speaker 2: I got him out for you.
Speaker 1: Hey, he rode the day.
Speaker 2: Now, where where was this at?
Speaker 1: Again?
Speaker 2: Remmy it was.
Speaker 1: At my my neighbor's house when I lived in Oaklean. Okay,
Speaker 1: it was before or we're married.
Speaker 2: She better have been impressed and you put the full
Speaker 2: display on. Of course.
Speaker 1: That's right. That's my man, her man, the rat tamer.
Speaker 1: I've been call wars with that. We chick it with
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Speaker 16: Two of the presidents so called enemies. When a major
Speaker 16: ruling in court, this is the five o'clock report. I'm
Speaker 16: matt Reee breaking now. A federal judge is dismissing the
Speaker 16: indictments of former FBI Director James Comy and the New
Speaker 16: York Attorney General, Letitia James. The judge as the appointment
Speaker 16: of Lindsay Halligan as US Attorney was invalid. Halligan was
Speaker 16: assigned the job by President Trump specifically so she could
Speaker 16: bring charges against Comy and James, two political appointment.
Speaker 27: The President had put an immense amount of pressure on
Speaker 27: the Attorney General to bring about these prosecutions. He had
Speaker 27: posted in a social media post that was addressed to
Speaker 27: Pam referring to Pambondi that she needed to do this.
Speaker 27: He said at the time, we cannot delay any longer.
Speaker 27: It's killing our reputation and credibility.
Speaker 16: ABC's Karen Traverse Colby was indicted on charges of giving
Speaker 16: false information to Congress, and for James, she was charged
Speaker 16: with mortgage fraud, but the Justice Department could refile the
Speaker 16: charges in the future. Let's check your drive home this
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Speaker 11: seventy five he spawned minial the Pike to seventy five
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Speaker 25: Mostly cloudy but some rain develops and we'll see an
Speaker 25: overnight low of forty nine. Now for tomorrow, we'll see
Speaker 25: some widespread morning rain and spotty showers, a high of
Speaker 25: sixty degrees at night, a chance of showers, and we
Speaker 25: dropped to forty eight. From your Severe Weather station, I'm
Speaker 25: nine First Warning Chief Meteorologist Steve Rawley, News Radio seven
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Speaker 16: a highly visible increase in police presence in the north
Speaker 16: Over the Rhine area in response to the two separate
Speaker 16: shootings at Elm and Findley Streets this month, latest coming
Speaker 16: over the weekend. Total of seven people shot in both
Speaker 16: incidents in a state. In this afternoon, CPD saying the
Speaker 16: increase in police visibility and that part of Over the
Speaker 16: Rhine is only one of many steps they expect to
Speaker 16: take to improve safety. Update from Hamilton Police after a
Speaker 16: train struck a parked U haul truck and South Erie
Speaker 16: Boulevard near High Street today at closed down six railroad
Speaker 16: crossings in Hamilton. Train was about two and a half
Speaker 16: miles long, but now Hamilton Police say the train's been cleared.
Speaker 16: Checking the wait times at Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International Airport
Speaker 16: right now on their website, minutes at the TSA pre
Speaker 16: check at seven and looking at six minutes at the
Speaker 16: general check in. Busy there and across the country this
Speaker 16: holiday week. If your flying out, CVG recommend arriving two
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Speaker 16: Working with police and the Ohio Department of Transportation on
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Speaker 26: This coming weekend on Friday, we will be implementing a
Speaker 26: traffic management plan on I seventy one and Montgomery Road
Speaker 26: that should ease congested and make traveling less stressful.
Speaker 2: Doug Groover is with the Ohio Department of Transportation.
Speaker 26: Temporary signage and message boards to alert motorists of increased
Speaker 26: traffic and the use of alternate routes such as State
Speaker 26: Route one twenty six, Ronald Reagan Highway, and Kenwood Road.
Speaker 16: Mall and police all trying to make it as stress
Speaker 16: free as possible for shoppers at Kenwood Town Center this
Speaker 16: Black Friday and into the weekend. Jeff Birding with FC
Speaker 16: Cincinnati talking about a Thanksgiving tradition for runners in the
Speaker 16: Western and Southern Race. On Thursday, there's a kids race,
Speaker 16: the Western and Southern ten k and the Chick fil
Speaker 16: A five k.
Speaker 22: We have one of the oldest and largest ten k's
Speaker 22: in the country.
Speaker 20: It's the one hundred and sixteenth running of the Western
Speaker 20: and Southern Thanksgiving Day Race and brings the community together
Speaker 20: over eleven thousand runners of walkers.
Speaker 16: Jeff Birding with FC Cincinnati Bill Cunningham show helping him
Speaker 16: promote the race. The beginning and the end are at
Speaker 16: TQL Stadium and the finish lines on the field where
Speaker 16: FC Cincinnati plays.
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Speaker 13: Joe Burrow star Thirdnesday night for the Bengals at Baltimore.
Speaker 13: Head coach Zach Taylor.
Speaker 14: I anticipate him playing, but we'll continue to work through
Speaker 14: the week. I'm not going to declare that definitively. He
Speaker 14: looks like he's in good shape right now he'd be
Speaker 14: ready to go.
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Speaker 16: of five percent or more. Stock is closed. Stock market
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Speaker 16: Dow was up two hundred and three, sp five hundred
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Speaker 16: up five hundred ninety nine points.
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Speaker 6: As TEMs begin to drop, it's here. It is Monday,
Speaker 6: around about this time. We always like to talk to
Speaker 6: this villa right here. Our good friend Dave Lapham, Lap,
Speaker 6: How are we doing today?
Speaker 28: Boys?
Speaker 20: How you doing?
Speaker 15: What's the good word today?
Speaker 2: We're good?
Speaker 1: Lap?
Speaker 2: I thought the defense was better, not great, but better.
Speaker 2: What did you see calling that game?
Speaker 15: Yeah? I thought the defense was was better as well.
Speaker 15: I mean you you know you'd say, oh, jeez, well,
Speaker 15: twenty six points by the Patriots. Now defense is only
Speaker 15: responsible for nineteen of them. You know they had a
Speaker 15: special team score there. So I think I think the
Speaker 15: defense is getting better. I think it's improving. I do
Speaker 15: think they've got miles to rest before Miles will work
Speaker 15: it before they rest, though. They get a lot of
Speaker 15: improvement to do. But I do think that they are
Speaker 15: starting to understand what al Golden and sex expectations are
Speaker 15: and you know, what what he wants from them in
Speaker 15: terms of understanding his scheme and applying it to you know,
Speaker 15: the to the opponent and studying the opponent and understanding
Speaker 15: tendencies the opponent and all the things you need to
Speaker 15: get done to win football games.
Speaker 2: I think, in particular, bark Carter played probably his best game.
Speaker 2: He had sixteen tackles, and he's been kind of under
Speaker 2: the gun a little bit the last few weeks for
Speaker 2: not playing very well, and he's certainly had his best game.
Speaker 15: I agree with you, Rock, I mean, he's sixteen tackles
Speaker 15: is a that's a huge number. I mean, particularly in
Speaker 15: the National Football League. Man, that's you know, that's a
Speaker 15: that's a tackling machine type number. You know. I think
Speaker 15: he is feeling a lot more comfortable. I think he's
Speaker 15: he's uh, he's playing a lot freer. It seems like,
Speaker 15: you know, he's got he's got physical talents. Man, the
Speaker 15: kid's got significant abilities. There's no question about it. He
Speaker 15: played you know, at Clemson, he played a level of
Speaker 15: college football. So you know, this kid knows what he's doing.
Speaker 15: And I think Al Golden believes in him, likes him.
Speaker 15: He respects Al Golden, and he likes Al Golden. Uh So,
Speaker 15: I do think the defensive football team, to uh give them,
Speaker 15: you know, a fair shake, is that they they don't quit. Man.
Speaker 15: They play hard. You know, they're they're still working at it,
Speaker 15: they're trying hard. They're still making too any mistakes though,
Speaker 15: that's the problem. You know, they're gonna get that figured
Speaker 15: out because those those mistakes. You know, Rock and the
Speaker 15: National Football League man one one one of the eleventh
Speaker 15: one one guy of the eleventh of the eleven players
Speaker 15: makes a mistake, he can end up they're dancing in
Speaker 15: the end zone and celebrating.
Speaker 1: Well, anybody else stand out for yesterday lap Like we
Speaker 1: were saying, the defense definitely stepping up. Anybody jump out
Speaker 1: at you and uh, because it just seemed like they
Speaker 1: were really hustling yesterday. I don't know that I've tackled
Speaker 1: tackling better, playing through and stuff like that. Is that
Speaker 1: what you were saying?
Speaker 21: Yeah, I do.
Speaker 15: And you know, I think I think the effort, uh,
Speaker 15: you know, was was significant excuse me, significantly improved. I
Speaker 15: thought I thought they they did. I thought they get
Speaker 15: after it and and that that side of things, you know,
Speaker 15: DJ Turner, I thought, you know, played played a really
Speaker 15: good football game. I mean, the kid, he's a good tackler.
Speaker 15: He might be the best tackler that they've got on
Speaker 15: the football field. I mean when he when he gets
Speaker 15: uh his head in front of people and wraps his
Speaker 15: arms up, he gets them on the ground. He doesn't
Speaker 15: miss a whole lot of tackles. And they need they
Speaker 15: need more like him. They need guys to to uh,
Speaker 15: you know, to get get people on the ground and
Speaker 15: and plays not hit him and then allow him to
Speaker 15: break through the tackle and pick up extra yards yards
Speaker 15: after contact. Uh they get to get him on the
Speaker 15: ground right now.
Speaker 3: Uh, Lap.
Speaker 2: It looked like during the game, you know, Joe Flaka,
Speaker 2: I guess his finger popped out of a socket and
Speaker 2: popped out a joint. Had to go back. And now
Speaker 2: I have to imagine all your years playing offensive line
Speaker 2: lab that has to have happened to you. Can you
Speaker 2: take us through a story when you had a finger
Speaker 2: come out of a joint and they had a gum
Speaker 2: pop that thing back in.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I think I probably had. I know I had four,
Speaker 15: maybe five, so the probably almost half the fingers, you know,
Speaker 15: one thumb dislocation too. That one hurt me and that
Speaker 15: one was not. It was not a pleasant, pleasant dynamic.
Speaker 15: And yeah, I remember, I guess. I guess the story
Speaker 15: that would be interesting was against the Pittsburgh Steelers, the
Speaker 15: Steel Curtain defense. I just located finger in the low
Speaker 15: red zone against Joe green Man and just kind of
Speaker 15: popped that thing back in the place. You know, it
Speaker 15: wasn't you know, didn't want to stay on the ground,
Speaker 15: you know, waste the time out or any of that.
Speaker 15: So I just kind of got up and on my
Speaker 15: way back to probably popped it back in the place.
Speaker 15: And uh then when then when I got to the sideline,
Speaker 15: and uh talked to Mark Paulas and train him like,
Speaker 15: and I got a little problem here, and the thing
Speaker 15: was still a little crooked, you know, so he straightened
Speaker 15: it out.
Speaker 2: He finished it.
Speaker 1: A little problem here, a lot of my fingers pointing
Speaker 1: that way that way.
Speaker 15: Yeah, it was pointing north east and west instead of
Speaker 15: north and south, you know. And uh and he taped
Speaker 15: that bad boy up and he got me through the
Speaker 15: rest of the game.
Speaker 2: So it was it was crazy God love and one
Speaker 2: of the best people in the world, Anthony Munios. But
Speaker 2: if you've ever seen him and seen him tall, he's
Speaker 2: got that one finger lapped that buddy that don't look good.
Speaker 2: Have you guys ever talked about that.
Speaker 15: He does. Man, it's like, you know, it's like, I'm like,
Speaker 15: you know, maybe you need to get a little searchery
Speaker 15: of that. Yeah, because people are thinking exactly that's what
Speaker 15: he said. He goes, yeah. The doctor said, you know, boy,
Speaker 15: that'd be a significant, significant situation there, and and uh,
Speaker 15: I said, man, he goes, yeah, I use it.
Speaker 24: You know.
Speaker 15: During my speeches during talks like if and I'll say, yeah,
Speaker 15: it's a dangerous game, and I'll hold my hand up
Speaker 15: in there. Everybody's oh, all the women, all the women
Speaker 15: are getting the sick going to the bathroom.
Speaker 2: You know, gee, that's funny. Well, speaking of uh, I
Speaker 2: guess well, moving on from Joe Flacco and look, I
Speaker 2: did a fantastic job under just unbelievably tough circumstances. But
Speaker 2: it looks like lap of the word is Joe Burrow
Speaker 2: is going to start this Thursday night against the Ravens.
Speaker 2: What are you hearing and what's uh?
Speaker 15: What?
Speaker 2: What do you think the decision comes down to?
Speaker 15: Yeah, I'm hearing the same thing. Rock. I think I think, uh,
Speaker 15: Joe Burrow will get the start, you know, against the
Speaker 15: against the Ravens in Baltimore. And I think it's going
Speaker 15: to come down to how does Joe Burrow feel about it.
Speaker 15: I think Joe's going to make the final call, the
Speaker 15: final decision. I think that I don't think the coaches
Speaker 15: will overrule if he says, look, I had a good
Speaker 15: week of practice, moving around and everything. I'm a hundred
Speaker 15: percent you know, I feel as good as I'm going
Speaker 15: to feel it's not gonna really get any better. There's
Speaker 15: no guarantees he's not going to reinjure it. I mean,
Speaker 15: there's no guarantee anybody goes out there and doesn't get injured,
Speaker 15: you know, But I do I think he'll go out
Speaker 15: there and play well against the Baltimore Ravens. I was
Speaker 15: talking to him in the locker room today and he's like, yeah,
Speaker 15: I'm not gonna let him off the hook man. He's
Speaker 15: had great success against the Ravens and they don't want
Speaker 15: any part of number nine out there man firing bullets
Speaker 15: around the around the football field. And you know he'll
Speaker 15: have Jamar Chase, but he you know, he won't to
Speaker 15: have T Higgins. Unfortunately, T Higgins got wrong, He got
Speaker 15: dinged and got a concussion, and he has to take
Speaker 15: care of that and deal with that. So you got
Speaker 15: to hope at some point in time every weapon will
Speaker 15: be there, the big three. You know, you'd love to
Speaker 15: have number nine, number one, and number five. You'd love
Speaker 15: to have Burrow and Jamar Chase and T Higgins all
Speaker 15: working together and operating for that offense for the Cincinnati Bengals,
Speaker 15: for sure.
Speaker 1: So speaking to both of you guys, here talking about
Speaker 1: tea and the and the concussion. How long is that?
Speaker 1: Is that just day by day you just take it
Speaker 1: as it comes or is there a rule of thumb
Speaker 1: with these things?
Speaker 15: Yeah, I mean it is day by day. Like you say,
Speaker 15: they're all different. You know, I had had more than
Speaker 15: one of those as well during the course of the
Speaker 15: playing playing cread I know you must have rocked the
Speaker 15: way you were hitting people and coming downhill as a linebacker.
Speaker 15: I mean, it's part of the game, I guess. And
Speaker 15: you know, the Players Association is the Unions tried to help,
Speaker 15: you know, guys, that's one thing that some guys are
Speaker 15: dealing with. They get real real bad memory issues and
Speaker 15: problems with you know, with their brains after suffering significant
Speaker 15: concussions and multiple concussions.
Speaker 2: So it's no joke.
Speaker 15: It's it's part of the game. But it's a tough
Speaker 15: part of the game.
Speaker 2: And the Ravens lap kind of an interesting team. They
Speaker 2: start off with one in five, right, and then they
Speaker 2: rattled off. They've won the last five, albeit against some
Speaker 2: you know, kind of some bad teams. The Bears win
Speaker 2: was pretty good within the Dolphins, Vikings, Browns, and Jets,
Speaker 2: and they kind of had a really kicking into gear
Speaker 2: to beat the Jets on yesterday. So what's your thoughts?
Speaker 2: Is this a is this a good good Ravens team? Average, supreme?
Speaker 2: What do you think?
Speaker 15: Yeah? I think it's probably fairly average as far as
Speaker 15: you know Ravens are concerned. Uh, they're six and five,
Speaker 15: you know, they're they're hanging in there there the division.
Speaker 15: Nobody is running away with the AFC North, that's the thing.
Speaker 15: But in that five game winning streak, their offense has
Speaker 15: woken up. I mean their offense is scoring. Man scored
Speaker 15: thirty against Chicago, twenty eight against the Dolphins, twenty seven
Speaker 15: against Minnesota, twenty three against Cleveland, twenty three against the Jets.
Speaker 15: I mean they're they're scoring points. So the Bengals defense
Speaker 15: is going to have to, you know, bring it man.
Speaker 15: It's uh, you're on the road. The crowd is going
Speaker 15: to be very supportive of what the what the Baltimore
Speaker 15: Ravens you know, offensive football team is doing. Lamar Jackson
Speaker 15: is starting to play, you know, good football. He's uh,
Speaker 15: he's always played good football. All against the Bens. He's
Speaker 15: played great football. He's as big a two way threat.
Speaker 15: He's like an old school two way threat because he
Speaker 15: can fire the ball man. I mean, he can rifle
Speaker 15: distances down the football field. Ex Accuracy sometimes leaves something
Speaker 15: to be desired. But but he and he runs, you know, shoot,
Speaker 15: he probably runs like high four to two s low
Speaker 15: four threes. I mean he can fly and he's he
Speaker 15: can pick him up and put him down. Boy, that
Speaker 15: guy is a problem. And I remember, you know Marvin
Speaker 15: Lewis who I just caught up with here recently, Hughes.
Speaker 15: He did the Bengals game against the Patriots for one
Speaker 15: of the networks. He was doing color on the radio.
Speaker 15: And he's just a Baltimore Raven team. When you're a
Speaker 15: defensive coordinator, your biggest nightmare is a quarterback that can
Speaker 15: hurt you both ways. You know, that can hurt you
Speaker 15: with that throwing arm, then Kentucket and and run like
Speaker 15: a running back and hurt you in that regard as well.
Speaker 1: So Lap, before we let you go, we might have
Speaker 1: seen the last of Joe Flacco this year. And Brock
Speaker 1: and I were talking about it earlier. Jason Williams in
Speaker 1: The Inquire Today wrote a nice article in praise of
Speaker 1: Joe Flacco, and honestly, Buddy could you ask for more
Speaker 1: from this guy what he's done here, No, I don't.
Speaker 15: Think so any I mean the guy, the guy came
Speaker 15: in and he, you know, saved the ship, you know.
Speaker 15: I mean, he's he's played a lot of football, eighteen
Speaker 15: years in the National Football League, forty years old, and
Speaker 15: he takes care of himself. You know, he's still in
Speaker 15: real good physical shape, and he's still got his arm strength,
Speaker 15: and even with that shoulder issue that he had, he's
Speaker 15: still firing the football pretty well. Unfortunately, that shoulder problem
Speaker 15: last week caused him a little bit of accuracy issue there.
Speaker 15: I mean, he missed some thrills he wouldn't have missed otherwise.
Speaker 15: But I'll tell you what he's he's done a hell
Speaker 15: of a job and I think I think he has
Speaker 15: basically earned himself an opportunity to come back next year.
Speaker 15: I know they just you know, signed him for the
Speaker 15: rest of this season. But and I'm not saying a
Speaker 15: long term contract when you're forty over forty years old,
Speaker 15: you don't necessarily do that. But I'll tell you that's
Speaker 15: a one two punch that's pretty damn good. You know,
Speaker 15: you get Joe cool and uh and uh, you know,
Speaker 15: Joe Chill and and they Uh that's good one two
Speaker 15: punch for anybody for sure.
Speaker 1: All right, Lap, what do you got coming up on
Speaker 1: the show tonight?
Speaker 15: Yeah, we got a bunch of a bunch of uh
Speaker 15: sound from from the locker room different players. And also
Speaker 15: we got you know, the two pressures that were covered
Speaker 15: pretty well, we got all kinds of sound from that
Speaker 15: as well. And you know that was Joe Flacco and
Speaker 15: uh and and uh of course head coach Zach Taylor.
Speaker 15: So yeah, we got plenty of plenty for people to
Speaker 15: listen to. I think, uh, you know, we the the
Speaker 15: sound will help us uh put this one to bed,
Speaker 15: this loss of the Patriots and and hopefully learn something
Speaker 15: about getting ready for the to go out and try
Speaker 15: to get a win on the road in the division
Speaker 15: against the Ravens.
Speaker 1: All right, Lap, have yourself a great Thanksgiving buddy, You.
Speaker 15: Do the same, guys. Happy Thanksgiving. Uh you guys will
Speaker 15: best appreciate you to visit. I'll be the best buddy.
Speaker 2: Thanks.
Speaker 6: All right.
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Speaker 1: Guys, you've heard it all right back with Eddie and
Speaker 1: Rocky just a little while longer in rock I hadn't
Speaker 1: heard a whole lot about this story. Maybe I saw
Speaker 1: it in passing or something, but this is crazy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this was crazy, which is why I wanted to
Speaker 2: get an update on this. A pretty pretty harrowing situation.
Speaker 2: Eighteen year old who died on a cruise and here
Speaker 2: with us from ABC. Sasha peznik adjoins us. Sasha, what
Speaker 2: is the latest?
Speaker 11: Hey?
Speaker 28: Yeah, that's exactly right. What started out is what you
Speaker 28: would imagine is a dream vacation for a tight knit,
Speaker 28: flendid family, soon thrust them into complete shock and anguish
Speaker 28: when one of their own, this beloved teenage girl, was
Speaker 28: discovered dead on their carnival cruise ship earlier this month,
Speaker 28: and even more baffling than that the person who her
Speaker 28: family has come to find out from authorities is suspected
Speaker 28: in her death. Her teenage step brother, The eighteen year
Speaker 28: old Anna Kepner's body was discovered concealed under a bed
Speaker 28: on that cruise ship where she, her grandparents, her dad,
Speaker 28: his new wife, her children from a previous marriage were
Speaker 28: all enjoying this Stanley holiday together. And we're just getting
Speaker 28: in that the death certificate issued today and her death
Speaker 28: has in fact been ruled a homicide, according to a
Speaker 28: copy of the death certificate provided to ABC News by
Speaker 28: Anna's family, and Anna's grandparents are now breaking their silence
Speaker 28: for the first time in an interview with ABC News,
Speaker 28: sharing the difficult details of what they know so far
Speaker 28: about what happened on that ship. Jeffrey and Barbara Kepner
Speaker 28: say the last time they saw Anna was the night before,
Speaker 28: when she said her dental braces were hurting her at dinner,
Speaker 28: but was still determined to join in the fawn, popping
Speaker 28: in and out to see them. Then the next morning,
Speaker 28: her grandfather says he heard a medical alert blaring over
Speaker 28: the ship's loudspeakers and the room it was needed for
Speaker 28: a boy. It was all too familiar to him. Now,
Speaker 28: Anna's death certificate says that she was asphyxiated, and Anna's
Speaker 28: grandma says one possibility they're considering is whether it was
Speaker 28: caused by this kind of so called like a bar hold,
Speaker 28: which is an arm kind of across the neck. They
Speaker 28: were told. The grandparents say that their granddaughter's bodies showed
Speaker 28: no signs of sexual assault or drugs or alcohol in
Speaker 28: her system. So we're still awaiting the official topsy and
Speaker 28: toxicology reports. But here's what's interesting and sort of unusual
Speaker 28: about this case so far. Often in a suspected homicide
Speaker 28: like this, you hear who the suspect is, who might
Speaker 28: be responsible. You hear that from authorities, from the cops.
Speaker 28: Right in this case, in a court filing in a
Speaker 28: completely unrelated custody dispute, Anna's stepmother has called her own son,
Speaker 28: who is a minor, a suspect in Anna's death. That's
Speaker 28: the stepbrother. Now, his stepbrother has not been arrested or
Speaker 28: charged with the crime at this point, but and his
Speaker 28: grandparents tell us that authorities told the family the stepbrother,
Speaker 28: per security cameras on the ship, was the only one
Speaker 28: scene going in and out from the room that he
Speaker 28: had been sharing with Anna. And her grandparents also say
Speaker 28: Anna and her stepbrother actually were, to their knowledge, pretty close.
Speaker 28: They called them two peas in a pod, and in
Speaker 28: fact they wanted to room together on the ship, even
Speaker 28: though they had the option not to. Barbara Kaepner, or
Speaker 28: the grandma, said that she actually sat in on some
Speaker 28: of the step brothers interview with the FBI after the
Speaker 28: whole ordeal that happened on the ship. He was an
Speaker 28: emotional mess, told her that he didn't remember what happened
Speaker 28: after the boat docked. He was half hospitalized for a
Speaker 28: psychiatric observation and then released to stay with a family member.
Speaker 28: But that's what we're what we know so far, and
Speaker 28: the grandparents, you know, want to remember Ann as a
Speaker 28: mighty young woman with her whole life ahead of her
Speaker 28: that ally was cut short.
Speaker 2: So, given the fact this was a step brother situation,
Speaker 2: is there any concerns this was there was something else
Speaker 2: going on in this relationship between them.
Speaker 28: So that that's an open question, and it's something that
Speaker 28: authorities are going to be pouring over. They want to
Speaker 28: talk to everyone, They want to pour over all of
Speaker 28: these security cameras from the ship understand the whole scope
Speaker 28: of what might have been going on with the family
Speaker 28: at this point, though, you know, what the family has
Speaker 28: heard is that there was no sign of sexual assault
Speaker 28: or drugs or alcohol. So at this point all we
Speaker 28: know is that it looks like a homicide and that
Speaker 28: the cause of death was mechanical asphyxiation. And the grandparents
Speaker 28: also said.
Speaker 24: That they.
Speaker 28: Heard from authorities that there were indeed bruises on her neck,
Speaker 28: so no sign of sexual assault. That we don't know
Speaker 28: much more than that at this point. We're just going
Speaker 28: to have to wait to find out as authorities quen.
Speaker 1: More crazy stuff. Sasha pass and we appreciate it.
Speaker 2: You Butt, thank you Christ, thank you.
Speaker 1: Rock and other news. Crime of a less serious manner.
Speaker 1: This happened in Missouri. This was a shoot just the
Speaker 1: other day. As a matter of fact, the guys was
Speaker 1: arrested in being charged Cold Birtles is the fellaw's name.
Speaker 1: Thirty three was arrested for breaking into a Circle K
Speaker 1: store at two fifteen in the morning and stealing a
Speaker 1: bag of beef jerky.
Speaker 2: Now, in their defense, beef jerky is good but very expensive.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know if I kicked the door in,
Speaker 1: but he had a good reason Okay, right, okay, besides
Speaker 1: why kinds of wanting it? A little munchie? Uh this
Speaker 1: Birdles fella, it's in Saint Charles, Missouri. He kicked in
Speaker 1: the front glass door of the convenience store, then climbed
Speaker 1: into the locked business and proceeded to eat a bag
Speaker 1: of beef jerky and a sweet tea and drink a
Speaker 1: sweet tea with it. When cops arrived at Circle K,
Speaker 1: Burdles was detained and asked about the break in. He
Speaker 1: apparently confessed saying that quote the voices in my head
Speaker 1: told me to kick it open since it was locked,
Speaker 1: And he said, I just wanted to use the bathroom
Speaker 1: voices in his head. Huh yep, he said, blah blah
Speaker 1: blah blah blah. What was the one line I wanted
Speaker 1: to say?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, he told police, I know you're going to
Speaker 1: think I'm crazy, but there's an AI intelligence speaker in
Speaker 1: my neck. Really, goo goo got got this, fellow, Birtles,
Speaker 1: check this out. Birtles, whose residence is about forty miles
Speaker 1: from this store in Missouri, added that he had walked
Speaker 1: to the Circle K from Illinois.
Speaker 2: He walked forty miles to the Circle K to get some.
Speaker 1: You walk forty miles, you're gonna be hungry, hass.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're not walking out of there with nothing.
Speaker 1: So yeah, he's been. He was locked up in lieu
Speaker 1: of twenty five hundred dollars bond. He has also been
Speaker 1: ordered to have no contact with Circle K and submit
Speaker 1: to a mental health examination if he does indeed bond
Speaker 1: out of custody.
Speaker 2: The voices in his head huh yip, your head, voices
Speaker 2: in your head? Uh sure, a bad trip or anything.
Speaker 2: Back in the seventies, now.
Speaker 1: Nah, No, there was. There was one time, perhaps I
Speaker 1: had imbibed substance and I visit my old girlfriend's apartment
Speaker 1: and I we're listening to music and she's doing some
Speaker 1: stuff and I'm just laying there, like reading a magazine
Speaker 1: or something. And it started to get the the bat
Speaker 1: of me, shall we say, And so I just put
Speaker 1: the covers over my head and I just lay it
Speaker 1: on her bed and listened to music. And she asked
Speaker 1: me if I was okay, and I said, I'm fine.
Speaker 1: I'm just laying here under the covers.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, she said, okay, carry on, do.
Speaker 22: What you gotta do.
Speaker 1: I was there for an hour or two.
Speaker 2: Pop that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, once you get once you get a grip, you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying, That's that's all you need. Now,
Speaker 1: this is this sounds like something I might have thought
Speaker 1: about in that instance. There's an underwater cave on the
Speaker 1: border between Greece and Albania. Scientist said discovered a spider
Speaker 1: web there that covers one thousand and seventy six square
Speaker 1: feet along a wall. Wow, a spider web. The web
Speaker 1: is home to an estimated one hundred and ten thousand
Speaker 1: spiders of two different species. Now, if you're afraid of spiders,
Speaker 1: I think that would.
Speaker 2: Go not the place you want to go. See. I
Speaker 2: am not afraid of spiders, are you? Nah? My wife is.
Speaker 7: I'm not.
Speaker 2: Doesn't bother me at all, forget it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the spiders creep me out on a bit, But
Speaker 1: you know, I there were the only the only thing
Speaker 1: about spiders is the surprise angle of a of a spider,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. There was one. It was
Speaker 1: in my old house and we had a sliding glass
Speaker 1: door in our basement and we never used it. I
Speaker 1: don't even know why I had to put in, but anyway,
Speaker 1: so I was going to kind of clean to the
Speaker 1: windows and stuff and moving some debris around down there.
Speaker 1: And since we hadn't opened that door in a while,
Speaker 1: obviously there was some webs and stuff on it. And
Speaker 1: I'm getting I'm carrying something out out that door, and
Speaker 1: I opened the sliding glass and I start to walk
Speaker 1: through the door, and I mean I stopped literally about
Speaker 1: two inches away from a big spider web and a
Speaker 1: wolf spider about that big I'm holding about three inches
Speaker 1: in diameter, And that took me back a little bit.
Speaker 2: Oh man, Yeah, but I'm sure you've been going through
Speaker 2: the woods or something, and just for sure, certain times
Speaker 2: a year, like if you're on a quad going through
Speaker 2: the woods, your face is just getting I mean I
Speaker 2: literally rigged up like a I got a stick that
Speaker 2: looked like a giant crucifix to be able to knock
Speaker 2: down the spider webs in front of you, because that's
Speaker 2: that's no fun when you get them over your face.
Speaker 1: With that, we check in with traffic and weather, what
Speaker 1: is going on