Speaker 1: Puncture. Yeah, I was, uh sorry to introduce the show
Speaker 1: that way. But my boy here and I were talking
Speaker 1: on the phone today and he was talking about salting
Speaker 1: his driveway and he went.
Speaker 2: Down, went down hard, man, man went down.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: I was like, I had the bucket of salt, so
Speaker 2: I had to plow my draw you've been in my house,
Speaker 2: it is, you know, it's a beast. So I plow
Speaker 2: it with my quad and I did that about six times.
Speaker 2: But I wanted to put a little uh pore it
Speaker 2: down to you know, just to meld it a little bit.
Speaker 2: And yeah, I was kind of finished throwing the last
Speaker 2: little bit on the steep parlor hill and foo feet
Speaker 2: go out basically head over heels, and my head landed
Speaker 2: between the like between the concrete. In my head was
Speaker 2: the salt bucket, and just I smashed my head into it.
Speaker 2: So I guess see it's like a little puffy right
Speaker 2: there in a little punk sure out there, man, thank you,
Speaker 2: I did.
Speaker 1: I did have to lay it or a second. I
Speaker 1: went down horrible. You're lucky Kelly didn't find you on
Speaker 1: Sunday morning like Nicholson at the end of the shining
Speaker 1: like Urk.
Speaker 2: I actually did think of that. I thought to myself
Speaker 2: as I'm laying there, like if this was more serious,
Speaker 2: like how long would it be before she looked out
Speaker 2: aside and said, I heard from Rock a couple of
Speaker 2: hours maybe actually that guy. I wondered how long it
Speaker 2: would be. But luckily I didn't have to find that out.
Speaker 2: And I got up and uh staggered back to the
Speaker 2: house were it'd have make great story. But anyways, but
Speaker 2: even with all I said, and I don't think I
Speaker 2: had as bad a weekend as your hometown.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was gonna say, talking about Nicholson sitting in
Speaker 1: the ice at the end of the shining Apparently that's
Speaker 1: what some of the people were doing in the seats
Speaker 1: at the at the stadium yesterday, Like, yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Guess I don't understand it now, Corny, the Bengals, they're
Speaker 2: gonna say that they did what was required, which is
Speaker 2: you you you clear the you know the aisleways and
Speaker 2: do all that that doing the seats is not required.
Speaker 2: But it begs to ask the question, if you're paying
Speaker 2: that amount of money for tickets to come to a game,
Speaker 2: it's in single digits, should you do a little more
Speaker 2: than just the requirement because other teams do. I mean
Speaker 2: all there was pictures posted all over the internet, the Eagles,
Speaker 2: the Bills, many other like hey offer seats cleared off.
Speaker 1: So well, and I are say bring it up, and
Speaker 1: I was that's the first thing I thought of. It
Speaker 1: seems to me like I've read about the certainly the
Speaker 1: Bills did it. The Eagles, I think I've done. I
Speaker 1: want to say, even the Steelers did it. Where you
Speaker 1: offer the fans twenty bucks an hour and a seat,
Speaker 1: a ticket voucher for a future game to come and
Speaker 1: you know, bring your snowshelvel on, your blowers, your leaf
Speaker 1: blowers and whatnot. Help out people big flock.
Speaker 2: So the question is did they not think of that,
Speaker 2: did they not care? Or do they not want to
Speaker 2: spend the money?
Speaker 1: You tell me, because I think we know the answer.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I would think they would come out
Speaker 2: today and be like, hey, you know what, we kind
Speaker 2: of overlooked this in the future. This is something we
Speaker 2: could have happened, could have happened. But so that was
Speaker 2: off the field. Let's talk about what did happen on
Speaker 2: the field. Uh, it was maybe one of the worst
Speaker 2: Bengals performers and certainly of the season, maybe the worst
Speaker 2: I've seen a long time, and a lot of people
Speaker 2: have said it, but I agreed. I told my wife
Speaker 2: early on, I was like, they don't look like they
Speaker 2: want to be playing right now. I agree with them.
Speaker 2: They looked you know, you always, you know, growing up
Speaker 2: and playing football, you always hear from the coach, always
Speaker 2: tell you, like, you know, don't be that team that
Speaker 2: looks cold out there. They looked cold. They looked like
Speaker 2: they were freezing, and and the Ravens looked like they
Speaker 2: were not.
Speaker 1: And that's a bad combination on a day like that.
Speaker 1: Well that's again just me and my wife watching the game.
Speaker 1: And there were a couple of injuries where it was
Speaker 1: like oh ow ow ow ow uh, I think I'm hurt.
Speaker 1: And there were a couple of obviously legit situations, but
Speaker 1: there were a couple that like looked like justp like
Speaker 1: he just wants to go put me in the blue ten.
Speaker 1: Do they have eat in there?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 5: Okay, cool?
Speaker 2: Yes, I mean the offense was bad. They had three
Speaker 2: drives inside the Ravens like thirty five yard line, got
Speaker 2: zero points. You know, then the pick six happened. You know,
Speaker 2: one time Burrow they're in, they're in field goal range.
Speaker 2: He takes like a fifteen yard sack. That was one
Speaker 2: of his worst games, and it's, you know, coming off
Speaker 2: a week where he was, you know, questioning everything and
Speaker 2: what's what's wrong with the team, and he did not
Speaker 2: have another good game. Another pick six, Yes, that was
Speaker 2: the same thing. When we were watching that, when he
Speaker 2: took that sack again, that was in the other room
Speaker 2: and all that. She's if, well, you have your kids,
Speaker 2: you can comment to them. So I'm my only commentary.
Speaker 2: She's in the other room doing something and I'm like, ah,
Speaker 2: and she's like, what's going on?
Speaker 5: Is that?
Speaker 1: Well Burrow just took like a twenty yard sack.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and she's something he never does, you know, it's yeah,
Speaker 2: it's I just think it's these things can happen in
Speaker 2: a season that's that's lost and you know, realistically there's
Speaker 2: no real chance of making the playoffs, and it all
Speaker 2: kind of came together on a just a bad, bad day.
Speaker 1: Well, let's take your calls five, one, three, seven, four, nine, seven,
Speaker 1: eight hundred, the big one, especially if you were there,
Speaker 1: like to hear how your experience was. But let's get
Speaker 1: to Matt and pleasant Ridge. Hey, Matt, what's going on?
Speaker 1: What do you got?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 6: So I got to defend my bangles a little bit.
Speaker 6: But years ago they had a thing where they did that.
Speaker 6: They had people come down to the stadium Claire out.
Speaker 6: I don't know what it was for hour they were
Speaker 6: paying people. So I decided to try to do it.
Speaker 6: And I couldn't find a shovel within fifty miles were here.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, to find a shovel. Yeah, so you're going
Speaker 1: to buy go down and do your do your bit.
Speaker 6: Yeah so, But I don't know why they haven't done
Speaker 6: that since or who was in charge of it. It
Speaker 6: was yours. I don't even know if it was Riverfront.
Speaker 6: It might have been Riverfront Stadium that that happened in.
Speaker 6: But uh yeah, well but yeah, they they did do
Speaker 6: it once.
Speaker 4: Maybe they forgot all.
Speaker 1: Right, thanks man. I don't know that works, but all
Speaker 1: I know is that other people have. We've seen it
Speaker 1: work successfully for these other teams.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then again with today's NFL, I often say
Speaker 2: I just feel like the Bengals are stuck in like
Speaker 2: the old way of doing things. When you know when
Speaker 2: that that might kind of saw like his dad did
Speaker 2: in the early days again, more like the eighties, when
Speaker 2: little like when little things like that, like paying people
Speaker 2: money to clear the seats, that that might have actually
Speaker 2: had a maybe a tiny or a little bit of
Speaker 2: an effect on the bottom line. These days, not at all.
Speaker 2: This is a multi billion dollar business with TV contractions.
Speaker 2: The millions of dollars you can pay people, you know whatever,
Speaker 2: it costs five grand, ten grand, something like that, just
Speaker 2: to clear the seats off. It's worth. It's so much
Speaker 2: worth the money spending that and goodwill you're gonna get.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter on your bottom line. I don't know
Speaker 2: if it's that or you just didn't think about it,
Speaker 2: or they didn't care.
Speaker 1: Let's talk to Kevin and Alexandria. Hey Kevin, what'd you see?
Speaker 4: Hey?
Speaker 7: I did not go to the game yesterday, but my
Speaker 7: wife and son went. And about halfway through the games
Speaker 7: she went in the restroom and peeled off all the
Speaker 7: car hearts, went the bathroom, come out, went back the
Speaker 7: seat and realized she left her purse in the bathroom
Speaker 7: and looked at frantically everywhere, couldn't find it, and somebody
Speaker 7: sent her a message on Facebook. They actually found her
Speaker 7: ID in her purse, salesman from macy it's his wife
Speaker 7: and they actually had left the game, didn't know what
Speaker 7: to do with that. They actually drove back to drove
Speaker 7: back to give it to her. All her money, her keys,
Speaker 7: everything was in there. So that was a good note
Speaker 7: for the game.
Speaker 1: That's cool.
Speaker 2: But it wasn't the Bengals that found it. It was
Speaker 2: just a random person.
Speaker 1: Correct, but yeah, correct.
Speaker 7: And she had one of those Apple find Me whatever
Speaker 7: things and she could see it going down Columbia Parkway
Speaker 7: and she's like, somebody's taking the purse. It's gone, and
Speaker 7: I mean she's in the rental car is the only key.
Speaker 7: It looked like a real down day. But one of
Speaker 7: the Mingal fans came back with her purse, so at
Speaker 7: least the fans did a good job.
Speaker 2: There you go. I expect nothing less the thing.
Speaker 1: Kevin, do you have a name on that? But on
Speaker 1: that person, we'll give him a prop.
Speaker 7: I do not.
Speaker 8: I do not.
Speaker 7: My wife has it on her Facebook page and they're
Speaker 7: gonna definitely get a big thank you gift.
Speaker 1: Nice and s keV, let's stuck to it. Joe in
Speaker 1: West Union And Joe, you used to work at PBS
Speaker 1: back in the day, eh.
Speaker 4: Yes, I worked about your three seasons. I worked for
Speaker 4: the game, six o'clock in the morning. I worked during
Speaker 4: the week. They got air Mark people walk around over
Speaker 4: the place that don't absolutely nothing on game day two
Speaker 4: weeks they get down south. Plus they have Pleno Cruise
Speaker 4: for two or three days at the game. They could
Speaker 4: have figured up out that's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Yeah, wow, well that's you would you would think.
Speaker 5: And thanks too.
Speaker 1: How much is it caught? You were talking about this
Speaker 1: being a multi billion dollar industry here right? How many?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 1: Sorry, if you have to buy one hundred leaf blowers,
Speaker 1: how much does that cost? Is that's not even ten grand?
Speaker 1: That's five grand?
Speaker 2: Right? But again I don't know if I'm making sense,
Speaker 2: but if thirty years ago, forty years ago.
Speaker 1: That that money matters absolutely.
Speaker 2: But now it does. But again in the same way
Speaker 2: as like with their their scouting staff being so small,
Speaker 2: I think they say, well, what's how how we always
Speaker 2: have done it, How dad did it, how dad did it? Right? Well,
Speaker 2: but it's it's changed. Things have changed in so many ways,
Speaker 2: and like look at what the top organizations are doing
Speaker 2: and say, if we're not doing those three things that
Speaker 2: they're doing, why not, and let's start doing them right now.
Speaker 2: That seems to be what every business does when they
Speaker 2: look around and say, how can we get to the top,
Speaker 2: what's the best doing, and how do we how do
Speaker 2: we replicate it?
Speaker 1: Right now, we're getting to Kyle and Sabred Aard. Hey, Kyle,
Speaker 1: what's up?
Speaker 9: Not much?
Speaker 10: I was I was at the football game yesterday and
Speaker 10: I had to clear my own seat off. But I
Speaker 10: was thinking, it really wasn't that much snow and I
Speaker 10: paid twenty dollars for that seat, So are they obligated
Speaker 10: to brush it off for me?
Speaker 2: Well, if you paid twenty dollars, I see you got
Speaker 2: a pretty I got a nice bargain because a lot
Speaker 2: of folks are paid a lot more than that.
Speaker 1: Where did you get the twenty dollars ticket? Kyle?
Speaker 2: Was that?
Speaker 1: Do you scout that outside or something? I'm just curious.
Speaker 10: No, it was Ticketmaster and there was a section three
Speaker 10: h four up top. But I end up moving down
Speaker 10: anyway to the two hundreds on the sunny side of
Speaker 10: the stadium, and I was a lot better off.
Speaker 8: Good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well thanks, Kyle, But we're just talking about goodwill here.
Speaker 2: You know you don't have to do it but but
Speaker 2: I would say, especially in today's world of social media,
Speaker 2: like twenty years ago, bad look that would not have
Speaker 2: spread like wildfire, but now something like that, and you
Speaker 2: got to be ahead of those things. You got to
Speaker 2: think about Okay, they in the day and age of
Speaker 2: social media, when the littlest thing that affects a lot
Speaker 2: of people can gain a lot of steam. Let's gett
Speaker 2: in front of that. But that just doesn't seem to happen.
Speaker 2: It do seem to happen. Something needs to think of
Speaker 2: that and go before this happens. Let's let's let's do this,
Speaker 2: be proactive. And maybe it doesn't make a big deal,
Speaker 2: but it ain't. It's not that much skin off her
Speaker 2: back anyway, let's go ahead and do it.
Speaker 1: Well, you see the thing you're hitting the nail on
Speaker 1: the head with all the viral pictures, every viral picture
Speaker 1: of it, like a two or three people sitting in
Speaker 1: a pile of snow with every seat around them covered
Speaker 1: in snow and ice. Well, it's just a bad look.
Speaker 1: Like you said, get out ahead of it. I would
Speaker 1: say this too. If the Bengals were winning the division
Speaker 1: and or had ten wins, were going for their eleventh win,
Speaker 1: you probably wouldn't have cared.
Speaker 2: But when the season's going like this, everybody's looking for
Speaker 2: something to jump on and you gave it to them.
Speaker 1: Well, if they would the escort of it reversed and
Speaker 1: the Bengals won by twenty four zip, people would be
Speaker 1: feeling I'll clean my own damn seat. But when you
Speaker 1: that whole experience and that happens, Now, let's talk to
Speaker 1: a Julie in her car. What's going on, Julie.
Speaker 11: Hey, gentlemen, there may be one angle that we're missing
Speaker 11: here that could have happened. I know the Reds do this,
Speaker 11: though I'm sure the Bengals do as well, but they
Speaker 11: hire companies that hire day laborers. Are you guys familiar
Speaker 11: with what day laborers are?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Sure, Okay, So there's pickup points around the city and
Speaker 11: people without jobs. Some of them are homeless, some of
Speaker 11: them are the working poor. But they pick up in
Speaker 11: buses for large events like this for the cleanup crew,
Speaker 11: and they're paid by check at the end of the day,
Speaker 11: and they're usually picked up just before dawn, so that's
Speaker 11: really early. With the weather yesterday, they might not have
Speaker 11: had a big turnout of people wanting work. On that day,
Speaker 11: So they had to funnel the labor that they did
Speaker 11: get to those other areas, to the fields, to the
Speaker 11: public areas, to everything, but to seat.
Speaker 2: So it's a possibility, I agree, But I guess the
Speaker 2: question is why do other organizations they have enough people
Speaker 2: to clear the aisles that they have to do, but
Speaker 2: also do the seat and do all the things when.
Speaker 1: I'm paying one hundred dollars a seat man, Yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: looking forward a little bit of customer service. We'll talk
Speaker 1: more about it as we go, but right now, traffic
Speaker 1: and weather. What is going on right now?
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Speaker 2: the Rob Reiner situation that was wild. I woke up
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I saw right before I went to bed last night.
Speaker 1: I just happened to be scrolling through my phone and
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Speaker 16: This sound like it's landing on the stinking building, and
Speaker 16: we all look at each other and go, oh my gosh,
Speaker 16: you know again you can't talk and we all all
Speaker 16: three four of us run out of the apartment to
Speaker 16: look at what is going on outside, and we get
Speaker 16: right outside the door. Some of us are actually out
Speaker 16: of the apartment, some of us are like in the doorway,
Speaker 16: and all of a sudden, write the lyrics start right,
Speaker 16: and we all just kind of creeped back in, sat
Speaker 16: on the couch and listened to the song. And I
Speaker 16: think each one of us were too embarrassed that actually
Speaker 16: confront one another as to how stupid we work.
Speaker 1: So Rob, let's give you an easy out of this.
Speaker 1: We're how many bong hits had you done? If you're
Speaker 1: just going to tell me you guys were just sitting
Speaker 1: there smoking cigarettes, drinking coffee and you did that, we're
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Speaker 16: Whether it was whether no, there was no coffee, there's
Speaker 16: definitely no cigarettes, and there was not a bong we
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Speaker 16: had just gotten back from the store, so this was like,
Speaker 16: I don't know, this might have been six o'clock, five
Speaker 16: o'clock in the afternoon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well it's bong o'clock someplace thanks, thanks Rob. But
Speaker 1: I know I know the song that he's talking about.
Speaker 1: I mean that album was one of the greatest. It's
Speaker 1: the best produced album really, of which one again the Wall,
Speaker 1: the Wall, all the transition stuff is crazy good. But
Speaker 1: you said I had too much filler in. Well, it's
Speaker 1: a lot of that stuff. There was a lot of
Speaker 1: you know, well.
Speaker 2: Shine on Your Crazy Diamond has like a ten minute
Speaker 2: intro of just like synthesizer, oh, like the original version
Speaker 2: of it. And I know this because I tried downloading
Speaker 2: the song once. Yeah, like got the song is fifteen
Speaker 2: minutes long. Well, the first eight minutes is just like
Speaker 2: my wind and.
Speaker 1: Stuff, right.
Speaker 2: You proper frame of mind, not river River radio, airplane.
Speaker 1: You want me to draw it chalkboard.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I get it, now, I get it. Maybe that
Speaker 2: was why I didn't appreciate the ten minute intro in.
Speaker 1: Direct like its minutes long. Yeah it sucks.
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Speaker 1: our tech guy here, talking about again what he's always
Speaker 1: He's always spewing his stuff, and we always used to
Speaker 1: give him crap about, you know, being paranoid about toys
Speaker 1: or your toaster spying Alexa.
Speaker 2: And all those things, all all the smart devices that
Speaker 2: increasingly people have more and more of in their home. Well, now,
Speaker 2: I guess there's toys that are powered by AI and
Speaker 2: can give you some kind of bone chilling responses when
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Speaker 1: Things we're talking about spewing communist doctrine. So it's bizarre
Speaker 1: we're going to be talking to Dave about it. But
Speaker 1: rocking other news, this happened in Glasgow, Scotland. A guy
Speaker 1: dropped into he was in a virtual meeting and early
Speaker 1: earlier in the month, but forgot to turn his camera off,
Speaker 1: which people often do. I guess he must have been
Speaker 1: on his laptop, you right, and people.
Speaker 2: Do some pretty dangerous things on their laptops when they
Speaker 2: don't think it's on.
Speaker 1: Well, and apparently this guy thought that, so he as
Speaker 1: soon as the meeting ended, he walked in and sat
Speaker 1: on the toilet with his laptop in his lap. And
Speaker 1: so he's sitting there, just starting to do his business
Speaker 1: and one of somebody goes, you do realize you're still
Speaker 1: on right, and yeah, well, oh wow, sorry, yeah, what
Speaker 1: are you gonna do? And he said, and his thing was, uh,
Speaker 1: I'm I'm diabetic and I need frequent comfort breaks.
Speaker 2: When you just.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't you just say I wouldn't make an excuse him like,
Speaker 1: oh crap, I'm had to go to the bathroom. Yeah
Speaker 1: I didn't, it was still on. So sorry about your luck.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll make some elaborate lie. It makes even sound
Speaker 2: shadier when you do that.
Speaker 1: Well that's kind of my point.
Speaker 17: It's like, uh, if you're making an excuse that makes
Speaker 17: these sound, it makes it sound like you were doing
Speaker 17: it on purpose.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're trying to be a Oops.
Speaker 1: Accidents happen.
Speaker 2: So I've never I mean I've had I've been on
Speaker 2: zoom calls where people thought that their camera was off,
Speaker 2: but no, nobody that did anything really bad. I was
Speaker 2: on a ESPN college football conference call with like everybody
Speaker 2: and and somebody thought their line was muted and it wasn't,
Speaker 2: and they said something. It got him fired, like, oh
Speaker 2: yeah it was not. It was the whole thing as
Speaker 2: soon as as soon as the person said it, you know,
Speaker 2: me and everybody else in the calls like oh no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: stop stop stoping. Oh but then it was too late. Yeah,
Speaker 2: gotta be careful.
Speaker 1: Well, there are people around here can speak to that,
Speaker 1: but we should go nameless. But yeah, I was when
Speaker 1: we were all working from Zoom and stuff. We were
Speaker 1: all working from home and all that deb was doing.
Speaker 1: She used to do this thing for I think it
Speaker 1: was I think it was Channel nineteen and it was
Speaker 1: a legal show where she was kind of the moderator
Speaker 1: for it, but she had this lawyer who would take
Speaker 1: calls and whatnot, and they had it was like one
Speaker 1: a half our show. I don't know if I remember
Speaker 1: it was once a week.
Speaker 5: Does matter.
Speaker 1: But She's got her zoom camera set up and I'm
Speaker 1: walking around. I'm wearing gym shorts and a T shirt.
Speaker 1: I'd just gotten up and I'm walking around and it's
Speaker 1: our spare bedroom there and I'm like, and it was
Speaker 1: my office, but she used the computer. So I'm in
Speaker 1: there just like shoveling through some paperwork and whatnot. I'm
Speaker 1: going to go down in the kitchen and do the
Speaker 1: work nice and so whoever, I like, I said, I
Speaker 1: want to say it was nineteen, but it was ever
Speaker 1: in the newsroom, Go tell it or we don't want
Speaker 1: to see them walking around. It is underwear there at
Speaker 1: my house, coming in my house. It wasn't like I
Speaker 1: was wearing my tidy white He's wearing freaking gym shorts.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, well they do know your history, and they
Speaker 2: wouldn't have put it beside.
Speaker 21: You know.
Speaker 1: Well, they're like, y'all was doing something else.
Speaker 2: Right, I know, But but that that was one of
Speaker 2: the early things when when everyone's on zoom overnight right
Speaker 2: next all though, people do not understand that the camera
Speaker 2: captures everything and in your background and yeah.
Speaker 1: Well you see, yeah, people getting caught doing trying to
Speaker 1: cover their butts, but they don't do it, right, does
Speaker 1: that make it? You know what I'm saying. They take
Speaker 1: a picture of themselves or like a selfie like see
Speaker 1: I was with Deb, I was with Rocky last night. See,
Speaker 1: but then there's this cute girl that Deb thinks that
Speaker 1: I've been having an affair with, sitting right behind you,
Speaker 1: sipping my tie or something. Yeah. Yeah, well you tell
Speaker 1: Rocky he's in trouble too.
Speaker 2: Yeah. You gotta be very very careful about what is
Speaker 2: in the picture and what is not. Yes, because lots
Speaker 2: of sleuths out there. I can put a few clues
Speaker 2: together and.
Speaker 1: Write, oh, they'll show their girl. What do you think
Speaker 1: of this picture? Like, well, that's his girlfriend sitting right
Speaker 1: behind there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like happen to many of men.
Speaker 1: Not like this has happened. I want to make that
Speaker 1: quite clear.
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Speaker 1: If your lunchtime. As far as the Christmas gifts go,
Speaker 1: Santa's starting to panic. Santa Dad start a panic, going
Speaker 1: to all the malls, going to all the but is
Speaker 1: there even a Toys r US anymore and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: I think they're trying to bring them back, but I'm not.
Speaker 2: I don't know where one is. But yeah, it's that
Speaker 2: time of year, especially guys like me and you are
Speaker 2: starting to panic because we haven't done anything right squat exactly.
Speaker 2: But for the kids, there's so many technology driven toys,
Speaker 2: AI driven toys now. But I guess some of these
Speaker 2: toys are responding to kids and ways you wouldn't really
Speaker 2: think they would. But here we are.
Speaker 1: Let's talk to our good friend Dave Adder about it,
Speaker 1: our tech guy Dave, we always rock and I were
Speaker 1: talking about it again today. We used to make fun
Speaker 1: of you, saying you were just a paranoid guy with
Speaker 1: your tinfoil hat on. But every time I read something
Speaker 1: because like Day's a genius, usould be the king. It
Speaker 1: really is. Truly, this is kind of this is screwy,
Speaker 1: these toys that are met for kids, and they the
Speaker 1: AI Chine a lot of it, Chinese telling these kids
Speaker 1: all kinds of wacky stuff.
Speaker 3: Explain, Yeah, it's pretty crazy.
Speaker 8: In first ofst Eddie, I really wish you were right
Speaker 8: and I was just a paranoid guy that all of
Speaker 8: the things we talk about weren't real, but yet here
Speaker 8: we are. So there had been a number of stories,
Speaker 8: and I'm going to point out, you know, the idea
Speaker 8: of Internet of things or smart device toys or not new.
Speaker 8: They've been around for a while, and there have been
Speaker 8: lots of problems with these, either for the introduction of
Speaker 8: AI to them, whether it's you know, web cameras and
Speaker 8: microphones that are recording your kid, or that hackers can
Speaker 8: take over and talk to your kid and things like that,
Speaker 8: you know, data collection on your kids going to China
Speaker 8: and who knows where else. It's been a problem for
Speaker 8: a while. So my general recommendation, and think you guys
Speaker 8: does know I'm not a fan of the Internet of things,
Speaker 8: these so called smart devices because they're generally privacy and
Speaker 8: security dumpster fires on every level. But now you have
Speaker 8: kids toys sold the kids, you know, they look like
Speaker 8: Teddy bears and other stuffed animals and that sort of
Speaker 8: thing integrated with AI. They are apparently doing all kinds
Speaker 8: of crazy things. And there's been multiple reports on this,
Speaker 8: but this recent one from NBC News, and we won't
Speaker 8: have time to get through the whole thing, but I
Speaker 8: encourage people go look this up. It's from December levels
Speaker 8: because it's very detailed. AI Toys for Kids talk about
Speaker 8: sex and issue Chinese Communist Party talking points test show.
Speaker 8: So it's been pretty wild stuff. You know. Researchers bought
Speaker 8: a bunch of different toys and just.
Speaker 2: Tried to test them.
Speaker 8: Now, admittedly they're pushing these things to see what they'll do, right,
Speaker 8: but they find that there's all kinds of crazy stuff happening.
Speaker 8: In one case, a researcher asked asked the toy, like,
Speaker 8: where can I find the knife?
Speaker 21: And I told him.
Speaker 8: They told him how to sharpen knives. They told them
Speaker 8: how to light matches. I mean, how often would it
Speaker 8: be for like your five year old to get instructions
Speaker 8: from some AI toy about how to light matches and
Speaker 8: you come home and your whole house has burned there.
Speaker 8: But it gets worse than that, guys, it gets way
Speaker 8: worse than that. Again, I'm working off the reporting in
Speaker 8: this article, and this is not the only reporting on this,
Speaker 8: but this is the most detailed I've seen so far.
Speaker 8: I'm quoting directly from the article as why Chinese President
Speaker 8: Xijingking looks like the cartoon character Winni depoo the comparison
Speaker 8: that has become an internet meme because it's sensitive China. Mulu,
Speaker 8: one of the toys responded that your statement is extremely
Speaker 8: inappropriate and disrespectful, since malicious remarks are unacceptable. And then
Speaker 8: when it was asked is Taiwana country, it said that
Speaker 8: is an established Taiwan is an analienable part of China.
Speaker 8: That's an established fact or some variation of that. So, uh,
Speaker 8: but it gets worse, guys, it gets worse some of
Speaker 8: these things. You know, they started asking it inappropriate questions
Speaker 8: about sex and uh, I mean it's wild. I'm going
Speaker 8: to try to maintain our FCC compliance here and read
Speaker 8: from this article. Let's see in one PRG demonstration to
Speaker 8: NBC News when it engages in the prolonged conversation and
Speaker 8: was eventually asked about impact play quote unquote in which
Speaker 8: one partner strikes another the Bunting list of a variety
Speaker 8: of tools used in BBSM quote. Here are some common
Speaker 8: news tools that people might it's for impact play, and
Speaker 8: then it does a kink allows people to discover and
Speaker 8: engage in diverse experiences that bring in joy and fulfillment.
Speaker 8: Wouldn't that be awesome for your seven year old daughter
Speaker 8: to get the Alio small smart AI bunny and having
Speaker 8: it telling or things like this. Now that's pretty awesome,
Speaker 8: isn't it.
Speaker 2: So explain to us, they've like, are these things programmed
Speaker 2: or are not programmed? Or how is it giving those responses?
Speaker 2: Somebody has to tell them to do that, right or
Speaker 2: at least allow it to happen.
Speaker 8: Sure, yeah, yeah, it's probably more of the latter, And
Speaker 8: to some extent, yes, they're programmed. And you know, some
Speaker 8: of these companies, after the OUTRAGEUS has caused, have pulled
Speaker 8: these things back. But I mean they're interfacing with chatbot
Speaker 8: models like chat ept or Xai or Claude or Gemini
Speaker 8: or you know various AI deep Seat, which is a
Speaker 8: Chinese made AI model. So you know, these things are
Speaker 8: connected to the Internet, and depending on their processing capacity,
Speaker 8: we might have their own onboard models, but probably they don't.
Speaker 8: Because here's the other thing you got to keep in mind, rock,
Speaker 8: is that you know, so you're you're talking to this thing,
Speaker 8: it's encoding that it's sitting it off to some AI
Speaker 8: model and some server somewhere, and then you know, the
Speaker 8: AI model is coming up with this information. You know,
Speaker 8: imagine if you sat down right now to chat BT
Speaker 8: and asked about pack play and you've got that response. Well,
Speaker 8: this tool is just basically providing an interface that you
Speaker 8: can talk to do that. But again I'm not saying
Speaker 8: that's all chat GPT, and that's part of what they
Speaker 8: point out of this issue. No one is really sure
Speaker 8: in some cases what models they're using. But the bottom
Speaker 8: line is it's not just that you're getting these crazy responses,
Speaker 8: it's you know, they're capturing all of this right.
Speaker 2: So in other words, Dave like, it's it's it's able
Speaker 2: to interface the databases that have information on everything, right,
Speaker 2: So that's why you're getting responses that are adult themed. Well,
Speaker 2: if AI is so good and so smart and so easy,
Speaker 2: why can't it be programmed to shut those things off
Speaker 2: right and allow kid friendly responses? And when you ask
Speaker 2: an adult question it says, I don't know. Is that
Speaker 2: not easy to do?
Speaker 8: And in theory it could, you know, if you if
Speaker 8: you said, okay, when I interface with this model, understand
Speaker 8: this is a kid's toy and implement these guardrails. The
Speaker 8: people building the toys built that in or the back
Speaker 8: end AI models and some of them have that sort
Speaker 8: of stuff. You know, there's age verification and there's you know, COMPA.
Speaker 8: The Children's Online Protection Privacy Actor says, you're not supposed
Speaker 8: to use this stuff at least you're thirteen anyway, But
Speaker 8: we all know none of that works. And I would
Speaker 8: argue the vast majority of this stuff is cheap Internet
Speaker 8: of Things garbage like your doorbells and thrmostats and all
Speaker 8: this other garbage coming from China. They not only don't
Speaker 8: care about your privacy, may want to collect this data.
Speaker 8: Right So, now that's just my opinion, but you know,
Speaker 8: most of this stuff is coming out of China. There
Speaker 8: are basically no rules they're collecting. Who knows what data
Speaker 8: they're storing it for, who knows how long they're sharing
Speaker 8: it with? Who knows who? So again, imagine even if
Speaker 8: you take the AI part out of it for a second,
Speaker 8: rock imagine this toy quote unquote sitting in your kid's
Speaker 8: room and it's picking up all of your conversation with
Speaker 8: your kids. It's picking up your kids conversations with other kids.
Speaker 8: Who knows who has access to that, who knows what
Speaker 8: they're doing with that, Who knows who that's being sold?
Speaker 8: To or how long it's being stored.
Speaker 3: Just for that.
Speaker 8: Reason alone, I would never allow something else. You know,
Speaker 8: none of my kids are old enough that just makes
Speaker 8: any sense for them. But you know, if my kids
Speaker 8: had grandkids, had their own kids, there's no way I
Speaker 8: would let them buy it for our grandkids. Again, not
Speaker 8: applicable to me at the moment, but again, if you
Speaker 8: guys go read this article in detail. When I encourage
Speaker 8: every one of their listeners to go look this up
Speaker 8: and really read it in detail, it is shocking even
Speaker 8: to me what some of these things are doing and
Speaker 8: the seeming lack of guardrails are concerned about this. Are
Speaker 8: apparently thousands of companies selling this garbage. Now, you know,
Speaker 8: I don't know how popular it is, but I think
Speaker 8: it's really important and I've been trying to raise the
Speaker 8: alarm on this for some time now, so I appreciate
Speaker 8: you guys let me talk about this today.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 8: And in most cases, again, it looks like it's stuffed animal.
Speaker 8: It looks like a cute little flower, it's a bunny.
Speaker 8: You know, it looks really innocuous to a kid. Does
Speaker 8: a kid understand that basically everything they're saying to it
Speaker 8: is potentially stored forever, you know, wall on so many levels.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm just trying to think if if there's restrictions
Speaker 2: on what you can equip a child's toy with, right,
Speaker 2: like if you go go to again we're talking to
Speaker 2: the old days here, and I'm sure this is the issue.
Speaker 2: Like you go to Toys r US and you buy
Speaker 2: like a little you know, children's book that you know whatever.
Speaker 2: It doesn't have explicit material in it, right, you just
Speaker 2: know that it doesn't. But so is there some way
Speaker 2: to for I mean, US manufacturers, can they like limit
Speaker 2: the amount of reach that these AI things And hey,
Speaker 2: if your toy that you're China, if you're trying to
Speaker 2: bring this toy into America and sell it as a
Speaker 2: kid's toy, it cannot allow these adult themed things. The
Speaker 2: ones that do, we'll let in the ones that are.
Speaker 2: The ones that don't, we'll let in the ones that do.
Speaker 2: We're not gonna Can they do anything like that? Or
Speaker 2: is just too complex?
Speaker 8: Well I think it's I mean it's within a realm
Speaker 8: of possibility. But you'd have to test every one of
Speaker 8: these things extensively, or they'd have to go through some
Speaker 8: sort of standard's body like Good Housekeeping or something, and
Speaker 8: get the Good Housekeeping consumer reports, you know, something like that.
Speaker 8: And when you have potentially thousands of companies making these things,
Speaker 8: I think it would be virtually impossible to do.
Speaker 3: And then you also have.
Speaker 8: To remember, guys understand the incentive. You know, when you
Speaker 8: buy some sort of Internet of Things device, In many
Speaker 8: cases it's almost free because they don't really care about
Speaker 8: selling you the device. They care about getting you using
Speaker 8: the device and collecting your data. Let me read one
Speaker 8: last thing from the article here. Make O three, for instance,
Speaker 8: which has a built in touch screen, a camera, and
Speaker 8: a microphone, is designed to recognize each child's face and
Speaker 8: voice periodically offers a type of internal currency called gyms.
Speaker 8: When a child turns on a complete of task, gym's
Speaker 8: redeemed for digital gifts. They're trying to get your kid
Speaker 8: to use this thing as much as possible. I think
Speaker 8: playing a slot machine in the GOPA getting the thing
Speaker 8: so you know what your suggesting rock is well within
Speaker 8: the realm of possibility. But I think it's very unlikely,
Speaker 8: probably totally implausible. And again their incentives are all wrong.
Speaker 8: They don't care about protecting your kids obviously, or they
Speaker 8: wouldn't be releasing stuff like this in the first place.
Speaker 1: So yeah, essentially it's rewarding the kid for listening to it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and playing with it and interacting with it and
Speaker 8: using it more and more and more.
Speaker 1: Denying you at at the expense of your parents.
Speaker 8: Yes, Well, in all these studies that show the kids
Speaker 8: that have screens and spend extended times on screens and
Speaker 8: social media, like Jonathan Hate, all your listeners should go
Speaker 8: look into Jonathan Hate and all of his research. You know,
Speaker 8: you guys may know Australia just recently had now a
Speaker 8: full ban on social media for kids, and partially due
Speaker 8: to these studies that are coming out showing the bad
Speaker 8: mental health. You know, imagine how great it will be
Speaker 8: for your kid to learn all about kinks from the
Speaker 8: friendly bunny that's incentivizing them to keep using it. That's
Speaker 8: going to be awesome.
Speaker 2: I just feel like, if I was a toy manufacturer
Speaker 2: and the United States, is there any I don't know,
Speaker 2: but if I came out with a toy and advertise
Speaker 2: it as hey, this will not give your kids explicit
Speaker 2: images or tell you how to how they should kill
Speaker 2: yourself or any of that sort of stuff. It's like
Speaker 2: parents would flock to that thing, right.
Speaker 8: That makes sense to me, especially in light of this,
Speaker 8: But my guess is the vast majority of parents have
Speaker 8: no idea. This is a concern. And you know, even
Speaker 8: if you did all the stuff we've talked about, if
Speaker 8: it was possible and they cared about doing it, you know,
Speaker 8: there's this whole idea of jail breaking, you know, where
Speaker 8: you purposely that your average kid wouldn't know how to
Speaker 8: do this, but you're purposely trying to get the ll M,
Speaker 8: the Large Language Model Jenai chatbots to do to do
Speaker 8: things and tell you things they're not supposed to do.
Speaker 8: So you know, even if you did all that stuff,
Speaker 8: there's still the potential potentiality of jail breaking the thing,
Speaker 8: but that would be beyond your average kid. So it's
Speaker 8: it's a tricky problem.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 8: In my mind, the best thing at this point is
Speaker 8: awares and just saying there is no way I would
Speaker 8: allow my kids to be exposed to this sort of thing.
Speaker 8: It's really can people should go read this article in total.
Speaker 8: It is quite mind blowing to me, and you know me,
Speaker 8: I'm constantly on this stuff. This is like, wow, not
Speaker 8: something I could have predicted.
Speaker 1: All right with that, Dave, we will let you go
Speaker 1: be careful out there at Christmas time with your with
Speaker 1: your kids. It could be telling you, it could be
Speaker 1: telling your kids all kinds of mean and nasty things.
Speaker 1: Thanks buddy, Thank you guys.
Speaker 8: I'm always my pleasure.
Speaker 1: See our good friend Dave Hatter. And remember tickle Me
Speaker 1: Elmo was the height of you know, that was the
Speaker 1: big technology thing, right.
Speaker 2: But but to that point, if tickle me Elmo all
Speaker 2: of a sudden, yeah, if you asked, uh, you know whatever,
Speaker 2: it says something back to you that was of an
Speaker 2: adult nature, parents would been out raised. They would have
Speaker 2: been that toy like that. But these these other toys
Speaker 2: can just come in and there's nothing we can You're
Speaker 2: telling me there's nothing we can do about it.
Speaker 1: I don't accept that, and I look I'm old, but
Speaker 1: I remember when this first started. The earliest, the earliest
Speaker 1: version of something like this was the you hit a
Speaker 1: button on this little box and all it did was
Speaker 1: laugh and people, people will know what I'm talking about,
Speaker 1: and it's just like and it would just laugh like
Speaker 1: that as long as you kept hitting the button, and
Speaker 1: then they became. Then the next version was the fart machine,
Speaker 1: of course. And now it's telling you that the Chinese
Speaker 1: are good and America is bad.
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Speaker 2: Yes, but a pretty cool story this weekend, Philip Rivers
Speaker 2: at the age of forty four. Yes, but I don't
Speaker 2: like by the way, that's just because we had to
Speaker 2: play against him. He was jerk. But nonetheless I put
Speaker 2: that on that side, and I was rooting for the
Speaker 2: story of him to come back. And he actually started
Speaker 2: and played the game against the Seahawks. They lost by two,
Speaker 2: but he had uh what his stats here? Or I
Speaker 2: just just lost it anyway, had a touchdown, had an
Speaker 2: interception last play of the game. But but you know,
Speaker 2: overall did it okay?
Speaker 1: Well, there was one play I saw him drop back
Speaker 1: and he fell down or it looked like he was
Speaker 1: having a little k.
Speaker 17: A little hitch in the gudea up there. Yeah, it's
Speaker 17: a rough time getting back up.
Speaker 2: But other than that, here is Yeah, eighteen of twenty
Speaker 2: seven one hundred and twenty yards in a touchdown interception.
Speaker 2: You know, so not you know, crazy good stats, but
Speaker 2: for not playing in five years, and I just was cool.
Speaker 2: After the game, he was talking about why he came
Speaker 2: back and just how he just wanted to be a
Speaker 2: teammate again and kind of be that's what players miss.
Speaker 2: Every player you ask what do you miss most about
Speaker 2: the NFL? It's the locker room. It's the guys and
Speaker 2: the all the stuff you talk about and joking around
Speaker 2: and you know, and you know, going and accomplishing a
Speaker 2: goal together. So it was quoil. He got to uh
Speaker 2: got to do that again.
Speaker 1: So now is he playing again? Because I haven't heard that.
Speaker 2: I believe so, because I don't mean yeah, he's yeah,
Speaker 2: he started a week from tonight. So because Daniel Jones
Speaker 2: is coming back, Anthony Richardson is still hurt. So here's
Speaker 2: a couple of quotes here, like, shoot, sometimes there's a
Speaker 2: doubt and it's real, he said while talking to the
Speaker 2: postgame press conference. The guaranteed safe bet is to go
Speaker 2: home and not to go for it. The other one
Speaker 2: is shoot, let me see what happens. I hope in
Speaker 2: that sense I can be a positive to someone, to
Speaker 2: some young boy, some young boys or young people. Obviously
Speaker 2: this doesn't come up every day, but I think it
Speaker 2: will inspire or teach kids not to be not the
Speaker 2: run or be scared of what mayor may or may
Speaker 2: not happen. Hopefully, certainly. I think of my songs and
Speaker 2: all those ballplayers that I coach that I'm in charge
Speaker 2: of at the school that they'll say, crap, coach wasn't scared. Well, yeah,
Speaker 2: and there's a great video of like his the players
Speaker 2: he coaches like they're watching the game and cheering form
Speaker 2: and stuff. Cool. So so I thought about this. You know,
Speaker 2: how many years after I retired, did I think I
Speaker 2: could still come back and do it? And I would say,
Speaker 2: first two years out, if you gave me like an
Speaker 2: off season to train, I think I could come back
Speaker 2: and give you most of the season. And then after
Speaker 2: that then it's started to fall off precipitously. Well, the
Speaker 2: position you play, right, it's a little more rigorous than
Speaker 2: the quarterback. Not the playing quarterback isn't hard, obviously it is,
Speaker 2: but there's a little more involved in what you do
Speaker 2: versus what he does. Correct Yeah, And I think and
Speaker 2: then even like three years after, I always felt like
Speaker 2: I could probably again give me a couple months to train.
Speaker 2: I could probably give you a game, but but you know,
Speaker 2: the rigors of an entire at the time sixteen game season. No,
Speaker 2: that that is what after the first two years out
Speaker 2: then I was like, no, couldn't couldn't do that anymore.
Speaker 1: Open field, You're running and Chase Brown is running right
Speaker 1: at you full bore, and you're running right at him
Speaker 1: full bore.
Speaker 2: What happens at age forty five? Yeah, I'm a I'm
Speaker 2: a pancake on the ground. I mean, look, if you
Speaker 2: just throw me right there, I do enough to not
Speaker 2: embarrass myself. But you know, get it, it's it's not
Speaker 2: even one play. I mean, you know again now at
Speaker 2: forty five, at forty I think I could come back
Speaker 2: and like, you know, run down on a couple of kickoffs.
Speaker 2: I could do that right in a game, you know. Well,
Speaker 2: but now zero, I don't have one play.
Speaker 1: It kills me being a sixty eight year old man
Speaker 1: and hearing when I hear you know, Joe Burrows almost thirty.
Speaker 1: Oh god, he's this is it's almost over? Like shut up? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: what I got to live for.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: But let's face it, as technology and humans and training
Speaker 1: and uh everything to do with training and uh and
Speaker 1: how you eat and and all the supplements available in
Speaker 1: YadA YadA, YadA, and on and on and on, and
Speaker 1: thirty isn't what thirty used to be, and by the
Speaker 1: same token, neither is forty. And then you know they're
Speaker 1: acting like I mean Philip Rivers. Yeah, I've seen forty
Speaker 1: four year olds a better shape in him, but forty
Speaker 1: four that ain't ancient. Back in the day, George Blandam,
Speaker 1: I think he was forty six and he was playing quarterback.
Speaker 1: He was kicking, and he played quarterback for a little
Speaker 1: bit for the Raider.
Speaker 2: He's the oldest, yeah, non court and kicker ever.
Speaker 17: He was one of those guys that was probably over
Speaker 17: there smoking Marlboroughs and having a scotch.
Speaker 2: Back then, the guys they were twenty five and they
Speaker 2: looked forty five.
Speaker 1: That's true.
Speaker 2: You know there was something about that, like it was
Speaker 2: like I saw a video. It was uh, Terry Bradshaw
Speaker 2: in like his second or third year, and he looked
Speaker 2: like he was forty two. And it's like, no, he's like,
Speaker 2: you know twenty six in that picture.
Speaker 1: What there was a uh it's funny you say that
Speaker 1: because there was a guy I don't even remember. I
Speaker 1: don't remember which what game we were watching yesterday. They're
Speaker 1: talking about a Yeah, he's a he's an older, you know,
Speaker 1: older vet and the guy took his helmet off, and
Speaker 1: uh and Deb and I were sitting there watching in
Speaker 1: the game. She goes, that guy looks like he's about
Speaker 1: forty eight years old, and he did, and he was
Speaker 1: probably about thirty five maybe maybe.
Speaker 2: But no, I mean a you know, you're right, forty
Speaker 2: is the new thirty. Yeah, have you seen the you
Speaker 2: know they talk about the you know, the show The
Speaker 2: Golden Girls was about a bunch of girls and you know,
Speaker 2: like they're in there like fifty right, Well, now you
Speaker 2: know they compared like, you know, Sophia Virgara is fifty,
Speaker 2: and she'll look like the Golden Girls, right like it's
Speaker 2: you know, there's better nutrition, better procedures, better doctors, better
Speaker 2: everything out there.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 1: Well that's shoot, I forget which show would to that
Speaker 1: point all these people who are supposed to be old
Speaker 1: and a TV show and everybody was and it might
Speaker 1: have been even The Golden Girls, Yeah, where they're supposed
Speaker 1: to be like the lady who was supposed to be
Speaker 1: the old.
Speaker 2: Old lady, Yeah, the oldest one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she was like fifty one or something and they
Speaker 1: dared made her and she was playing like eighty or
Speaker 1: whatever the hell it was. Yeah, let's uh, let's talk
Speaker 1: to Brett here right quick. Hey, Brett, you're weighing in
Speaker 1: on this. What's going on in Mason?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 27: Do you guys remember the movie North Dallas forty Oh? Yeah,
Speaker 27: remember that Nick Maulty and Matt David Davis.
Speaker 5: Now those guys were, yeah.
Speaker 27: Getting old and trying to stay in the game and
Speaker 27: shooting up their knees with drugs and smoking cigarettes in
Speaker 27: the locker room. I don't know if you guys remember
Speaker 27: that here. I don't know, Rocky did they used to
Speaker 27: smoke cigarettes when you guys would work out and stuff.
Speaker 2: No, they didn't do that. But my linebacker coach gun
Speaker 2: Through Cunningham would always talk about how, like at halftime,
Speaker 2: like when because he had been in the league like
Speaker 2: thirty years in two thousand and two, right, and he
Speaker 2: talked about it. At halftime, like all the players would
Speaker 2: would drink drink coke, like cans of coke, right, he said, yeah,
Speaker 2: And there'd be a couple of guys that would go
Speaker 2: out and you know, grab you know, the smoke real
Speaker 2: quick and come back in and that's just wild, right,
Speaker 2: totally wild.
Speaker 1: Well, that's I remember because the only reason I always
Speaker 1: quote talk about Buddy Bell is because I loved when
Speaker 1: Buddy Bell was playing. Uh what I always heard just
Speaker 1: the old stories from the Reds when he was when
Speaker 1: you know, when he wasn't on the field, he was
Speaker 1: up the tunnel having a smoke.
Speaker 2: And uh. I feel like if if I were like
Speaker 2: a especially baseball if I were a young baseball player
Speaker 2: and I was like a like a good player, I
Speaker 2: feel like that would be endearing the fans. If I
Speaker 2: was you know, it was in between Indies, was in
Speaker 2: the in the uh, in the tunnel, they were grabbing
Speaker 2: a smoke. I think fans would think that was the coolest,
Speaker 2: funniest thing in the world.
Speaker 1: Well, you can, you can see it. Remember Landy Dawson.
Speaker 1: You don't remember it before you were born, but Landy
Speaker 1: Dawson was quarterback for the Chiefs, I believe when they
Speaker 1: were Super Bowl years and back in the sixties. And
Speaker 1: there's a couple of famous pictures of himself on the
Speaker 1: sideline having a couple having a smoke on the bitch
Speaker 1: during the game.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I remember my my football coach in seventh grade
Speaker 2: would would smoke during practice and it was like no
Speaker 2: one thought that was a big deal at all. But
Speaker 2: now if that happened, oh my god, there'd be the moms,
Speaker 2: you know, the message chains and all that stuff would
Speaker 2: go absolutely nuts. Yeah, it's what Jim Bartel was his name.
Speaker 2: He smoked cigarettes right there.
Speaker 1: Man, what I do When I was a kid, when
Speaker 1: I'm uh, when I was eight years old. I was
Speaker 1: when I first started in the Litle League. I was
Speaker 1: the bad boy for the look for the team that
Speaker 1: all my friends played on. So they had me be
Speaker 1: the bad boy because I wasn't old enough to play yet.
Speaker 1: And I remember that guy he was. It was like
Speaker 1: bad knew his bears. He was probably drunk the whole
Speaker 1: time he was there, but he was always walking around
Speaker 1: smoking a cigarette, going nah, I got there and cheg
Speaker 1: some flies.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean smoking in general. I don't does anybody
Speaker 2: really smoke anymore? I don't see because I was because
Speaker 2: on well, you know, on Friday, I was sick right
Speaker 2: big time.
Speaker 1: So Matt, you should have seen this guy. Oh man,
Speaker 1: I thought I was like, dude, I'm gonna lose you
Speaker 1: here any minute.
Speaker 2: So anyway, so I was like I park myself on
Speaker 2: the couch and the movie I watched a movie Fight Club,
Speaker 2: because I never I always I always loved that movie.
Speaker 2: I hadn't seen it in years. I never did to
Speaker 2: watch it. And the movie or the woman or Marla
Speaker 2: singers and she smokes all the time inside. And I
Speaker 2: thought to myself, if I was in a restaurant or
Speaker 2: somewhere and or even like an off like just whatever
Speaker 2: anywhere and somebody started letting up a cigarette, everyone looked like,
Speaker 2: what the hell are you doing? But back then, and
Speaker 2: that was in early two thousands, it was like no
Speaker 2: one really bad than I was, just I like, okay,
Speaker 2: they're smoking. I don't really like it, but oh well.
Speaker 1: That's when I quit smoking. When you couldn't smoke in
Speaker 1: bars anymore. Yeah, like you're drinking poison, but yet I
Speaker 1: can't smoke a cigarette. Okay, fair enough.
Speaker 2: I quit.
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Speaker 1: Eddiean Rocky talking about the old days when football, baseball players,
Speaker 1: et cetera. Will be smoking on the sidelines. Let's talk
Speaker 1: to Mike about it, Mike, what do you have on that.
Speaker 28: I've got this great picture in my friend and my
Speaker 28: man Cave of Lenny Dawson and Super Bowl one sitting
Speaker 28: in a chair in the locker room at halftime smoking
Speaker 28: a cigarette and drink.
Speaker 3: A bottle of Mountain dew.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's the best. That's an iconic picture. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and uh and thanks Mike. And but talking about football,
Speaker 1: well you're talking about smoking inside and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: Trumpy was famous for that. When he was working at
Speaker 1: this radio station back in the old radio you know,
Speaker 1: in the old studios downtown especially, it looked like a
Speaker 1: freaking sauna in there, just because of this. It looked
Speaker 1: like a sauna you can't see in because of like
Speaker 1: a steam room. You can't see it because of the steam. No,
Speaker 1: you couldn't see it in that in that thing, because
Speaker 1: there was smoke.
Speaker 2: Now to Day's hell, Trumpy, he couldn't smoke.
Speaker 5: You could have tried, That.
Speaker 2: Was what I was getting at. I think everyone said, hey, uh, hell, no,
Speaker 2: you're not allowed to smoke in here.
Speaker 1: I bet he said no, you could, you were allowed
Speaker 1: to smoke inside. But did Trump? He took it next
Speaker 1: level man. He was he definitely took it seriously.
Speaker 5: He smoked.
Speaker 2: Did they even still have the I remember at airports
Speaker 2: they used to have like a room where you could
Speaker 2: go in and and so. But I feel like I
Speaker 2: haven't seen him in a while. Yeah, I mean, like
Speaker 2: passing through Atlanta Airport, I feel like I've not seen
Speaker 2: like a smoking lounge anymore. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I know down in Tampa, I've flown out of there
Speaker 1: a few times.
Speaker 4: They have.
Speaker 1: I don't know if they still haven't, but they have
Speaker 1: like a smoke smoker's cage. You were outside, okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: outside the terminal and you would be in this little
Speaker 1: you know, like I'm literally a cage smoking. So I
Speaker 1: don't know if they still had that on, but yeah,
Speaker 1: I was in one of those again back when I
Speaker 1: was smoking. I went into a couple of those. I
Speaker 1: forget what airport it was in, but yeah, you walk
Speaker 1: into this whatever thirty by thirty room and everybody's in there.
Speaker 8: It's like.
Speaker 1: And they say they have smoked withdrawals a system, but not.
Speaker 1: Let's stalk to Rex right quick, Hey Rex, what do
Speaker 1: you have?
Speaker 8: Hey?
Speaker 3: Hey?
Speaker 21: I was blessed to get to work for the Bengals
Speaker 21: from sixty nine to seventy four in Wilmington, and Trumpy
Speaker 21: would go back at the back of the training room
Speaker 21: in the equipment room, and Tom Gray was the equipment
Speaker 21: manager and he was a heavy smoker. And Marvin Pollins
Speaker 21: of course was the trainer. But Trump would set back
Speaker 21: in the back of the training room and the equipment
Speaker 21: room and smoky cigarettes before they go out on the
Speaker 21: field and practice during summer camp. And then I was
Speaker 21: I answered the phones for a big dog over at
Speaker 21: eleven sixty Bob. And then when Trumpy came home with
Speaker 21: the two angry guys, he would go in the bathrooms
Speaker 21: during the commercial breaks and stuff and set in the
Speaker 21: toilet stalls and blow smoke out the vents. There was
Speaker 21: one stal it had a vent in it. He'd blow
Speaker 21: the smoked up the vent and when you'd walk in here,
Speaker 21: the whole bathroom spill like cigarettes. He was a heavy,
Speaker 21: heavy smoker man. Yeah, the greatest, the greatest rough laugh
Speaker 21: that I that I've ever heard. I laughed it lessen
Speaker 21: Toiam laughing.
Speaker 1: So that's all I got, guys, That's all right, and
Speaker 1: thanks r That's all we need.
Speaker 2: Buddy.
Speaker 1: Shirley was the best and smoking on airplanes. Ah, the
Speaker 1: good old days. Do you remember riding on planes when
Speaker 1: you get smoking? I smoked on airplanes. God hell yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: new kids.
Speaker 2: But again I don't remember that. But I remember just
Speaker 2: when you could be at a restaurant and just light
Speaker 2: up a cigarette and no one. If that happened today again,
Speaker 2: people were like, what the hell's going on? We'll talk
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Speaker 19: his wife Michelle. Their son Nick Reiner, is under arrest.
Speaker 19: A couple found dead in their La home yesterday, discovered
Speaker 19: by their daughter. Nick Reiner has a history of drug use,
Speaker 19: a difficult relationship as well with his father.
Speaker 23: We know from people in the neighborhood they say that
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Speaker 19: Men's ABC's Alex Stone. Rob Reiner, who first played Michael
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Speaker 19: Twenty five degrees. In Cincinnati, a man accused of killing
Speaker 19: a local sheriff's depeye is accused of attacking another officer.
Speaker 29: Earlier this month. He changed his plea to not guilty
Speaker 29: by reason of insanity and the murder of a Hamilton
Speaker 29: County Sheriff's deputy. Now, Rodney Hinton, Junior is facing new
Speaker 29: charges out of Claremont County. He's accused of punching a
Speaker 29: corrections officer at the jail where he has been held
Speaker 29: in custody since May. Hinton allegedly ran down Hamilton County
Speaker 29: Sheriff's Deputy Larry Henderson with his car on purpose as
Speaker 29: he directed traffic for usey's graduation this past spring. He
Speaker 29: went before a judge in Claremont County on these new
Speaker 29: charges today and was given fifty thousand dollars bond. His
Speaker 29: next hearing will be December twenty third. I'm rick Yucchino,
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Speaker 19: Jewish Federation of Cincinnati says all Hankkah related events will
Speaker 19: go on as scheduled this week, but they are on
Speaker 19: full alert after the attack on a Honkkah celebration in Australia,
Speaker 19: which the Prime Minister there calls an act of pure
Speaker 19: evil and anti Semitism driven by ideology. There is a
Speaker 19: Menora lighting ceremony tonight at the Kenwood Town Center. It's
Speaker 19: the same story across the country.
Speaker 30: Police in New York and in cities across the country
Speaker 30: are stepping up security for Honikkah celebrations after the deadly
Speaker 30: rampage in Australia. The Police commissioner here said that attack
Speaker 30: was no isolated incident, but part of what she called
Speaker 30: a wider assault on Jewish life.
Speaker 19: Nance ABC's Aeron Koturski Honukkah ends a week from today
Speaker 19: in Australia. The shooters there were Foi and son. Father
Speaker 19: was shot and killed by police while the son was injured.
Speaker 19: Total of fifteen people were killed in that attack this weekend.
Speaker 19: Forty others hospitalized. Carl Carlton had hits in the nineteen
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Speaker 1: back with Eddie and Rocky and rock here on Mondays
Speaker 1: after games. We always like to talk to this fella
Speaker 1: right here, Yes.
Speaker 2: We do, and laugh. We like talking to you after
Speaker 2: Bengals wins. But yesterday was any thing but that I
Speaker 2: commonly lap. It looked to me early in the game,
Speaker 2: like like the players were cold. They looked cold, they
Speaker 2: looked uncomfortable. Did you sense that early in the game
Speaker 2: as you were watching it from the booth?
Speaker 3: I guess I can understand why you would, why you
Speaker 3: would think that the way they played, yeah, I mean
Speaker 3: looked like they were playing stone cold, stiff, you know.
Speaker 3: I mean yeah, they just no, not any phase, not
Speaker 3: any one of the three phases offense, defense, or special teams,
Speaker 3: you know, just played well. They just they stuck up
Speaker 3: the joint. Yes, today, there's no question about it. They
Speaker 3: were They were just awful. They were terrible. I mean,
Speaker 3: I'm surprised too. I thought they'd play a lot better.
Speaker 3: I thought they'd start to strain some wins together. I
Speaker 3: thought they'd win the last four games, you know, of
Speaker 3: the regular season, and you know, make a good showing
Speaker 3: down the stretch and build a little foundation for next year.
Speaker 1: But yeah, that is there anything of that jumped out
Speaker 1: at your lap that you were particularly disappointed in.
Speaker 3: I just lack of energy, lack of enthusiasm. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 3: not going to question their effort. You know, I think
Speaker 3: I think they wanted to play well. I think they
Speaker 3: wanted to win the football game. But man, they just
Speaker 3: I don't know, lack of days ago may be too
Speaker 3: strong a word, but they just weren't into it. You know,
Speaker 3: they weren't playing with any I guess the enthusiasm, effort, energy,
Speaker 3: the three e's they were missing yesterday big time. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And to me, Lap is the offense. You know, they
Speaker 2: are driving down the field. They had three drives, you know,
Speaker 2: got inside the Ravens like thirty thirty five yard line
Speaker 2: and you come away with no points. And I think
Speaker 2: that kind of thing on a day like that at Snowballs,
Speaker 2: right pun intended, where you know it's like, you know,
Speaker 2: it's as already we're all kind of uncomfort well here,
Speaker 2: this kind of sucks. But if we can get some
Speaker 2: positive momentum early with something good could happen, then you
Speaker 2: capture the momentum and the other team kind of wilts. Well,
Speaker 2: they never could capture any and yeah, then then you
Speaker 2: started to really getting your own feels a little bit
Speaker 2: about the environment and all that, and that's looked like
Speaker 2: exactly what happened.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, you're right, they couldn't get anything going.
Speaker 3: You know. They inconsistent was their name of their game yesterday.
Speaker 3: The opposite of consistency. Inconsistency, total inconsistency. I mean, you know,
Speaker 3: run the football decently. Uh, you know, they gave up
Speaker 3: a bunch of big plays. I mean, you know, Baltimore
Speaker 3: hit some big plays. There's there's no doubt Jackson he
Speaker 3: only threw the ball ten times and uh and had
Speaker 3: big plays and get some yards and points because of that.
Speaker 3: But the Bengals many they'd hit a hit, a run
Speaker 3: and then you know, go backwards, you know, or or
Speaker 3: or not gaining not gaining the yard, not gain an inch,
Speaker 3: and that that inconsistency every every level offense, defense, special teams.
Speaker 3: You know, uh, nobody was lifting the other one. There
Speaker 3: was there was no uh you know, compatibility, no uh,
Speaker 3: you know, feeding off the other, the other unit, the
Speaker 3: other phase of the football team that was struggling. So
Speaker 3: they're trying to lift the lift the entire boat. They
Speaker 3: really really had had an off day yesterday.
Speaker 1: Well, things going to be different than in Miami, well,
Speaker 1: at least weatherwise. I think if they have to worry
Speaker 1: about snow and ice, then the stuff's gone wrong for us.
Speaker 1: But is this let me ask both of you guys,
Speaker 1: is this the type of thing that can carry over
Speaker 1: or do you just you have to man up and go, hey,
Speaker 1: this isn't us.
Speaker 2: Well, I think lab at this point, look obviously now
Speaker 2: mathematically and otherwise that the season is over, but there's
Speaker 2: three games left. I think if you're a player on
Speaker 2: this team, you're auditioning for a role next year, saying, hey,
Speaker 2: they're certainly not going to bring this whole team back.
Speaker 2: They better not because we didn't make the playoffs and
Speaker 2: had a horrible season. So what do I got to
Speaker 2: do to make sure I'm one of the handful of
Speaker 2: people that they are going to bring back? Right? I
Speaker 2: mean that's how you got to look at this thing.
Speaker 2: This is a three game audition and to see if
Speaker 2: you belong on this team.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think that's a fair point. Rocket, I think
Speaker 3: it's a point well taken. You know, audition, try to
Speaker 3: put your best foot forward, play well, make some plays,
Speaker 3: help your team win. Audition to come back next year.
Speaker 3: Worst case scenario, you're auditioning for another team. I mean
Speaker 3: they're in a thirty one other teams in the National
Speaker 3: Football League. You know they're not going to keep all
Speaker 3: of their players, the ones that particularly had a bad season,
Speaker 3: like the Bengals. You know they're looking to a cleanhouse
Speaker 3: as well. There's going to be a turnover of players
Speaker 3: every year. There's a turnover of players in the National
Speaker 3: Football League. Are you're going to be one that survives?
Speaker 3: You're going to be one that continues your career. You know,
Speaker 3: you don't want to be a guy that just plays
Speaker 3: two or three years. You want to be a guy
Speaker 3: that play seven or eight years. You know, And this
Speaker 3: is a this is a turning point. It's a it's
Speaker 3: a time where you know you've got to put up
Speaker 3: or shut up, and uh, you got to go make
Speaker 3: some plays and get it done.
Speaker 1: We're talking to Dave Lapham and guys. Yeah, but the
Speaker 1: last three games are rock You just brought it up
Speaker 1: an audition. Are you going to let the not necessarily
Speaker 1: second teamers play? But guys, you want to give a
Speaker 1: good look to and give them a hard look and
Speaker 1: let them play a little bit more of what are
Speaker 1: you doing?
Speaker 2: I think they should, right lap, Let's get a look at,
Speaker 2: you know, some of the guys that maybe made some
Speaker 2: plays on the special teams and just see if they can,
Speaker 2: you know, let them play a little bit more defense
Speaker 2: or offense. And and yeah, I think it's right now.
Speaker 2: It's everything's about next year. It's about making sure you
Speaker 2: know the top players that arguably around, making sure they
Speaker 2: you know, stay healthy, but you still want them to
Speaker 2: be productive, if you still want them to go out
Speaker 2: there and not flop around. But then yeah, find out
Speaker 2: the eyes that that you maybe don't know enough of.
Speaker 2: You only can really find out about a player by
Speaker 2: seeing them actually play the game. There's so few times
Speaker 2: you can see that in practice or even pre preseason anymore.
Speaker 2: Preseason isn't even that great for evaluating talent. So let's
Speaker 2: let's get out there. It's a real game. Let's see
Speaker 2: who going to run around and make some plays. I'd
Speaker 2: give them some chances, right yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know this is in the in the
Speaker 3: National Football League. One way that you can earn your
Speaker 3: key is on special teams. I mean if you go
Speaker 3: out there and and your hell raiser on special teams
Speaker 3: and you're something a demon here, you know, and and uh,
Speaker 3: the coaches all talk, they all they all get together
Speaker 3: and talk about you know, players and things that are
Speaker 3: going on with the football team and who deserves to
Speaker 3: get more reps? Who deserves to get more So yeah,
Speaker 3: I think I think, you know, special teams is in
Speaker 3: a great way to of yourself. And then it's bought
Speaker 3: with Cincinnati. There are thirty one other teams in the NFL.
Speaker 3: You know that could that could use you know, a
Speaker 3: guy that plays like that on special teams and has
Speaker 3: a one for the game of football to that extent
Speaker 3: where you know, sacrifice is bodany and do the things
Speaker 3: you have to do to be a special team star.
Speaker 3: So you know, there's there's plenty of opportunity out there
Speaker 3: with with other teams potentially as well.
Speaker 2: So lap on another note, and I don't even know
Speaker 2: how we got on the topic, but we were talking
Speaker 2: about how it used to be more socially acceptable to
Speaker 2: be able to smoke right like in public and restaurants,
Speaker 2: just out and about, and then somehow morphed into like
Speaker 2: in the old days of you know the players the
Speaker 2: baseball like Buddy Eddie mentioned, Buddy Bell would would get
Speaker 2: a cigarette like in the tunnel. Now in your days
Speaker 2: of playing labed it, do you remember any of the
Speaker 2: players grabbing a cigarette after practice or even a halftime
Speaker 2: of a game or anything like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, man, Bob Trumpy we were talking about Trump has
Speaker 3: a radio.
Speaker 2: I don't know he did as a player.
Speaker 3: Oh man, I mean he he would. He would smoke
Speaker 3: Winston's the Lucky Strikes no filters man, you know, and
Speaker 3: he'd be couple a couple of those bad boys, couple
Speaker 3: him in his hand, you know, and you have a
Speaker 3: nicotine stains on his fingers. He he'd smoked it down
Speaker 3: to the last little bit. Yeah, Trump, he was. Trumpy
Speaker 3: was definitely addicted.
Speaker 16: Man.
Speaker 3: He loved his tobacco.
Speaker 2: Oh so funny. What about like get what you know?
Speaker 2: Now the players drink you know, Pedia light and gatorade
Speaker 2: and stuff. What were they drinking at halftime lap when
Speaker 2: you played? Anything?
Speaker 8: Different?
Speaker 3: No that you know, gatorade, U, Pedia light. I didn't
Speaker 3: know much about It's uh. The gatorade was was the
Speaker 3: drink of choice and all all different kinds man, green,
Speaker 3: orange head. You know you had a different a different flavor.
Speaker 3: What's the flavor of the day. That was a big deal. Guys,
Speaker 3: go in and check out what's what was in store
Speaker 3: for them for Gatorade breaks.
Speaker 1: All right, well, Lap, we we'll let you go, buddy.
Speaker 1: What do you got coming up on the big show tonight.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I got a lot of a lot of reaction
Speaker 3: to the football game. You know, Zach Taylor caught up
Speaker 3: with him. He's done his presser that he had as
Speaker 3: well to the to the mass media, and I didn't
Speaker 3: one on one with him after the football game. We'll
Speaker 3: we'll run that. A lot of reaction from players offense defense.
Speaker 3: The good news is, you know, there's no finger point
Speaker 3: going on. You know, everybody's basically accepting blame for their
Speaker 3: share of the disappointment. There's no nothing. You know, the
Speaker 3: team's not crumbling, that's for sure. It's a they're gonna
Speaker 3: they're gonna stick stick together and stay behind each other.
Speaker 1: All right, Lap, you take care and have fun down
Speaker 1: in Miami on Sunday. Got to feel better what it
Speaker 1: did yesterday, that's for damn sure.
Speaker 3: I hear that. Well, I'll have a little my tie
Speaker 3: down there for you guys.
Speaker 2: I have a cigarette two laugh, you know what that
Speaker 2: old time sick.
Speaker 3: I might have to I'm have to burn a stick.
Speaker 2: Why not? You're in my laugh?
Speaker 1: You remember Rock was looking at me like you could
Speaker 1: smoke on the airplanes.
Speaker 2: I was like, I did it? Are you talking about?
Speaker 1: That's unbelievable, buddy. You take care all.
Speaker 3: Right, guys, good stuff.
Speaker 5: Appreciate you.
Speaker 17: You are our good friend. Dave Lapham and uh Lap
Speaker 17: might have a little case of the.
Speaker 2: You maybe don't need a cigarette. He looked like you
Speaker 2: had a little smoker's throat going.
Speaker 1: Yesterday. But talking that long and that cold weather, it's
Speaker 1: not like you know, yeah, you're not sitting out there
Speaker 1: and uh in the freezing cold. There's a little heat
Speaker 1: in the booth. But still that's that's rough.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, well that I mean usually I'm not sure.
Speaker 2: I don't know if they have a closed booth or open,
Speaker 2: but usually announcers like like there to be an open
Speaker 2: booth because you feel the feel the game better. Okay,
Speaker 2: also close okay, which now a game like that, I'm
Speaker 2: usually want to open the windows, but not one. I
Speaker 2: would have said they're staying closed because then right, you
Speaker 2: know point you know, well U should be best for
Speaker 2: doing my job and freezing and single degree, single digit temperatures.
Speaker 1: No, you're back there at the hot dog bar like you.
Speaker 1: I wanted relish for God's sake. Look at Chase Brown
Speaker 1: just scored a touchdown. Few people work. I've seen that act?
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Speaker 1: all right back with Eddie and Rocky and this horrific
Speaker 1: situation out in LA with this uh with the robber
Speaker 1: and his wife and their son for goods.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it was the son who had a
Speaker 2: very troubled life is the one that might have been responsible.
Speaker 17: And to hear to talk to us about it from
Speaker 17: ABC as Mike Debreuski and Mike, what is the very latest?
Speaker 9: Yeah, the latest is that Rob Reiner's son, Nick Reiner,
Speaker 9: has been taken into custody by the LAPD. That happened
Speaker 9: this morning. Sources tell ABC News that he has booked
Speaker 9: on suspicion of murder and he's being held with no bail.
Speaker 9: He's not yet been charged with anything, just that suspicion
Speaker 9: of murder idea though that is expected to come within
Speaker 9: the next few hours several charges, so we'll keep an
Speaker 9: eye on that. So this is also say it was
Speaker 9: Reiner's daughter who found her mom and her dad stabbed
Speaker 9: to death inside their home yesterday. Investigators are staying pretty
Speaker 9: tight lift about exactly where in the home this happened
Speaker 9: or exactly how this timeline played out. We are told
Speaker 9: that detectives are actively talking to all family members to
Speaker 9: better understand Nick Reiner's recent behavior, and this comes as
Speaker 9: more stories about his behavior over the last few days
Speaker 9: and weeks starts to emerge. Friends who were recently at
Speaker 9: the Reiner's house for their holiday party, many celebrities and
Speaker 9: attendance there actually witnessed the son acting erradically, they say.
Speaker 9: ABC also spoke with a security guard who worked for
Speaker 9: the Reiner family and he said that Nick was troubled
Speaker 9: and antisocial and that it was pretty clear he had
Speaker 9: a substance abuse issue that he was working through. He
Speaker 9: would often leave the house in the middle of the
Speaker 9: night because the person he had called was dropping something
Speaker 9: off around the corner. So a lot of different elements
Speaker 9: here to piece together.
Speaker 5: Again.
Speaker 9: Nick Reiner not facing charges at this moment, though we
Speaker 9: do expect that to happen relatively soon, and some context here, guys,
Speaker 9: this is not a new issue for Nick Reiner. Reiner,
Speaker 9: Rob Reiner and Nick Reiner collaborated on a film about
Speaker 9: ten years ago called Being Charlie. The movie was actually
Speaker 9: inspired by nick struggles with drug and alcohol abuse and
Speaker 9: the subsequent challenges that the family endured. So they talked
Speaker 9: about this openly for many years, and it was clearly
Speaker 9: a point of struggle for this family, and it has
Speaker 9: come to a pretty dark conclusion unfortunately.
Speaker 2: Now, Mike, did Nick live at the home of Robin
Speaker 2: Michelle or was he visiting? What was the story there?
Speaker 9: Yeah, he did live with his parents, so that he
Speaker 9: was in the house at the time, and the Reiners
Speaker 9: have several properties on this street. This is a street
Speaker 9: in Brentwood, California, so this you know, it's possible that
Speaker 9: he lived in one house and then you know, came
Speaker 9: over to the other house. It's isn't clear at this point. However, again,
Speaker 9: if we just go back to this security guard interview
Speaker 9: that ABC did, this guard says that he didn't really
Speaker 9: display any signs of violence necessarily, and in fact, when
Speaker 9: the guard first learned of rob and Michelle Reiner's death,
Speaker 9: he assumed it was a home invasion of some kind.
Speaker 9: And interestingly enough, the LA in the sort of overnight
Speaker 9: hours actually brought in the hobbicide but also the robbery
Speaker 9: units to investigate this. So it really does speak to
Speaker 9: the confusion especially early on as to what was going
Speaker 9: on here. This we think started to play out around
Speaker 9: three point thirty on the West coast. That's when the
Speaker 9: Los Angeles Fire Department the Paramedics Division responded to a
Speaker 9: call at this home where they discovered the bodies of
Speaker 9: Rob Reiner and his wife, Michelle, who's been married to
Speaker 9: since the late nineteen eighties. Hollywood guys is very much
Speaker 9: in shock today as well, and Rob Reiner is obviously
Speaker 9: an enormous figure in this industry. We sawt last night
Speaker 9: Billy Crystal and Larry David show up to this house
Speaker 9: to pay theirs, and Crystal, according to an eyewitness, said
Speaker 9: he looked like he was near tears.
Speaker 17: Mike Dobuski from ABC News, is is our guest talking
Speaker 17: about the Rob Reiner murder?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 2: Is it?
Speaker 1: Had he try? Had Nick Reiner tried to flee the scene?
Speaker 1: Do we know anything of that nature?
Speaker 2: Mike?
Speaker 17: Is it?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 9: It's really big, many fail.
Speaker 1: What happened.
Speaker 9: Unclear at this point. We do know that he was
Speaker 9: taken into custody this morning, so unclear if he went
Speaker 9: home or went somewhere else overnight, or or what exactly.
Speaker 9: The timeline here is We want to be very careful,
Speaker 9: you know, with obviously what we say. We would kind
Speaker 9: of like defer to the LAPD on this particular incident,
Speaker 9: just because it can. These things can change, right, and
Speaker 9: something that seems obvious in the first hours after a
Speaker 9: tragic incident like this can very much change on a dime.
Speaker 9: So really, all we know at this point is that
Speaker 9: Nick Reiner is in custody, booked on suspicion of murder,
Speaker 9: but we don't know any specific charges related to that booking.
Speaker 9: He's not being held with bail, which I think is interesting,
Speaker 9: and that he has had a history of substance abuse issues,
Speaker 9: you know, going back, you know, more than ten years
Speaker 9: at this point.
Speaker 1: All right, with that, Mike, we will let you go.
Speaker 1: Thanks so much, of course. Thanks Mane A very obviously
Speaker 1: fluid situation.
Speaker 2: And he's one that I I didn't know how many
Speaker 2: big movies the guy did. I knew he was, I
Speaker 2: knew he did, you know, stand by Me and and
Speaker 2: all that, but uh, I remember he did. Uh this
Speaker 2: is spinal Tap, which is a great, you know, kind
Speaker 2: of parody of metal music.
Speaker 1: Uh, he was great in that misery and that's that's
Speaker 1: one of those movies where I wanted to watch it
Speaker 1: over Halloween again. But that's one of those that my
Speaker 1: wife says, I'm not watching that ever again.
Speaker 2: It's funny because I did watch it was on TV,
Speaker 2: and I watched it, you know, recorded and watched it
Speaker 2: a little bit here and pieces, and it's it's really good, man,
Speaker 2: it's great movie. But it's Kathy Bags plays the role
Speaker 2: of a crazy person very well.
Speaker 1: See, thank you for saying that, because is she acting?
Speaker 21: Or?
Speaker 1: I always said? That's what I said to dev I
Speaker 1: was like, see, you have to be kind of crazy
Speaker 1: to be able to act that crazy.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I always say that about what's the movie Gone Girl?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I always say that. I thought the woman
Speaker 2: who played the nutty wife and not yeah, I thought
Speaker 2: she nailed that to that same point where it's like
Speaker 2: is she acting or is she? I mean, she's really
Speaker 2: really good because she plays that role of a psycho
Speaker 2: woman very well.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 1: Have you ever seen the movie One Flew Over the
Speaker 1: Cuckoo's Nest.
Speaker 2: I'm not Jack Nicholson, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah Nicholson, and he's in an insane asylum. He's faking
Speaker 1: being crazy. Well, he's crazy and Jack Nicholson crazy way
Speaker 1: but he's faking crazy to get out of criminal charges,
Speaker 1: so they put him in this asylum. So he's in
Speaker 1: there with real crazy people. Well what and apparently some
Speaker 1: of the back around people were actual asylum patients. But
Speaker 1: some of the guys that all the guys that he
Speaker 1: interacts with are actors. I want you to watch that
Speaker 1: movie and see some of the people. Doc Brown from.
Speaker 2: Uh Back to the Future. Yeah, watch him in that movie.
Speaker 2: He seems a little crazy.
Speaker 1: Watch Danny DeVito in that Danny DeVito. Really when I
Speaker 1: saw that movie, I really, honestly God thought there was
Speaker 1: something wrong with him because that was because that was
Speaker 1: before he became famous.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I guess that's why these are some of
Speaker 2: the best actors in the world, because they they cannot well.
Speaker 1: Did you ever see that movie What's Eating Gilbert?
Speaker 2: Grape bits and pieces?
Speaker 1: Leono de Dicatrio and that, because that's where before I'd
Speaker 1: even heard him, and I said, I can't believe that.
Speaker 2: Kid is they cast a mentally challenged kid. He did
Speaker 2: good job. He killed me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, he's perfect. It's like, no, that's the kid.
Speaker 1: He was like a you know, one of the kids
Speaker 1: on growing pains or something.
Speaker 2: And he was on Titanic not long after that, correct
Speaker 2: in other news that and I never thought about this,
Speaker 2: but this is something you might see more of with these,
Speaker 2: you know, more and more of these driverless cars going around,
Speaker 2: these driverless taxis. Yeah, yeah, yeah, So this is in LA.
Speaker 2: A woman in Los Angeles upload a video to her
Speaker 2: TikTok of a man looking over the back seat of
Speaker 2: a driverless taxi that she had booked. So basically, someone
Speaker 2: was hiding in the back seat or the trunk of
Speaker 2: a driverless car. Wow. You know, she had ordered this
Speaker 2: car for her daughter, right to come pick her daughter
Speaker 2: up or whatever, And I guess somehow saw a video.
Speaker 2: There's like a guy in there. So that's one more
Speaker 2: thing you got to think about here. Okay, that's a
Speaker 2: driverless car would be safe, isn't that? What if somebody's
Speaker 2: kind of hiding in the back of the thing and
Speaker 2: naps your kid get in there. Though mother said she
Speaker 2: showed a clip to raise awareness to not many people
Speaker 2: would check the trunk before getting into their ride. LAPD
Speaker 2: officers told the News that the man was not arrested
Speaker 2: to the fact that no crime was committed. Well, why
Speaker 2: in the back of a driverless car. Why in the
Speaker 2: in the trunk of the thing? How'd you get there?
Speaker 2: No crowd In the video, the driverless actually waits with
Speaker 2: the passenger door open as the woman pushes her phone
Speaker 2: into the car and asked, why the f are you
Speaker 2: in the trunk? A man was squeezed behind the back
Speaker 2: seat with his face pressed against the head rest. He
Speaker 2: waved his hand and hastily said, I'm trying to figure
Speaker 2: this out. Uh, it won't let me out of here.
Speaker 17: Bla ba by.
Speaker 2: Man repeatedly punched the back seat before the concerned mother
Speaker 2: asked again, why are you in there? Quote? They just
Speaker 2: put me in here, he answered, prompting her to ask
Speaker 2: the question who puts you in? Stuttering, the man said
Speaker 2: the people? So it was a crazy person.
Speaker 1: Well who was It's like that guy last week that
Speaker 1: stole the car and said somebody had been teleported into
Speaker 1: the car.
Speaker 2: Maybe, Oh yeah, it was them.
Speaker 1: It's going around So.
Speaker 2: Anyway, I thought that was just one more thing to
Speaker 2: worry about. Is there in this?
Speaker 1: I ain't taking the driverless car anytime soon. With that,
Speaker 1: we check in with traffic and weather. What is going
Speaker 1: on