Speaker 1: Finals physical information dispensed by a certified professional. This is
Speaker 1: the Bloomberg Money Minute on seven hundred WLWA.
Speaker 2: And that certified professional Gino Cervetti joining me from Bloomberg.
Speaker 3: Are you doing this morning, Steve?
Speaker 4: I'm doing well so far. It's Friday, absolutely wrong.
Speaker 2: I'm good. We did another couple of reports and it'll
Speaker 2: be the weekend.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 6: Let's start with mortgage rates.
Speaker 2: They remain elevated, but there's some encouraging news this morning
Speaker 2: on rates.
Speaker 4: Yes, they have resumed their downward path here in the US,
Speaker 4: falling for the first time in a few weeks. This
Speaker 4: is according to Freddie Mack, saying the average four thirty
Speaker 4: or fixed loans is six point three percent. That's down
Speaker 4: from six point three to four percent last week. Rates
Speaker 4: are quite a bit lower than they were in the
Speaker 4: middle of the year. That does give house hunters some
Speaker 4: more buying power, but they've really been treading cautiously here,
Speaker 4: held back by affordability challenge challenges and concerns over where
Speaker 4: the economy might be headed. Of course, the prices are
Speaker 4: still pretty high too.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 2: YouTube could have some competition with a new tool that
Speaker 2: I guess Instagram is considering.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Instagram is looking at building a dedicated TV app
Speaker 4: as part of a deeper push into video, and this
Speaker 4: could really challenge YouTube, which already makes it very easy
Speaker 4: to watch videos on your television set. Instagram is owned
Speaker 4: by Meta Platforms. It's evolved a lot in the last
Speaker 4: several years from its original photo centric approach. Video, especially
Speaker 4: its reels option, has become a big focus for Instagram.
Speaker 2: Steve alrighty, about an hour and a half till the
Speaker 2: market's open.
Speaker 3: What are you seeing?
Speaker 4: Not too bad here? Futures are up seventy four. SMP
Speaker 4: futures are up ten. Nasdaq futures are up thirty nine
Speaker 4: from Bloomberg. Genas Cervetti on news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Seven hundred WLWN, Cincinnati, Steve Hawkins in for Tom Burnham, mean,
Speaker 2: I thought we talked to Brad Garrett, news crime and
Speaker 2: terrorism analysts in Washington. Hey, Brad, tell me about this
Speaker 2: fire arrest and the latest that you know, this arsonist
Speaker 2: and maybe the motivation out there in California.
Speaker 7: So lapd LA Fire and ATF I've been jointly working
Speaker 7: this case. It's been what nine months since the fire
Speaker 7: was studying thereabouts and they arrested a twenty nine year
Speaker 7: old who was in or living in near in or
Speaker 7: around Orlando, Florida at the time of the fire, which
Speaker 7: was going to be the New Year's Eve. He was
Speaker 7: living someplace in the proximity of the Pacific Polisades, which
Speaker 7: all of us know caught fire shortly after that burned
Speaker 7: twenty three thousand acres, killed twelve people. You're talking sixty
Speaker 7: eight hundred structures. That goes on and on, billion and
Speaker 7: a half damage money wise. So anyway you have that.
Speaker 7: So why has it taking them this long? I don't know,
Speaker 7: But they talk about the following that they use cell
Speaker 7: phone tracking, they use witness information, they use apparently the
Speaker 7: analysis of how the fire was set and where it
Speaker 7: was set and the circumstances around because this is always
Speaker 7: important Steve as to what happened prior to an event,
Speaker 7: whether it's a mass shooting, whatever it might be. In
Speaker 7: this case, obviously it's a fire setting. That he had
Speaker 7: been an uber driver southern California and the last two passengers,
Speaker 7: I mean this is this shortly before he set the fire,
Speaker 7: and the last passenger actually lived in the Pacific Palisades.
Speaker 7: They said he was really angry about something, and so
Speaker 7: he drops the last pass passengers right before midnight, and
Speaker 7: then walks up again. According to police, walks up a
Speaker 7: trail that he frequented regularly. That's also a common characteristic
Speaker 7: of people who set these types of fires. They say
Speaker 7: he set the fire, he calls nine to one then
Speaker 7: almost immediately that's also common to report the fire. He
Speaker 7: eventually gets through, He reports the fire and leaves the scene.
Speaker 7: As he's leaving the scene, apparently the fire trucks come
Speaker 7: racing by him to go put the fire out. He
Speaker 7: turns around and goes back to the scene again common
Speaker 7: behavior here, and volunteers to help put the fire out.
Speaker 7: I think they're able to track that the cell phone,
Speaker 7: and I guess through witnesses. He I think maybe posts
Speaker 7: stuff online. I don't know that, but I'm going to
Speaker 7: guess that might be part of it. And you know,
Speaker 7: these guys are still motivated by who knows what, but
Speaker 7: they tend to be really super fascinated with fire. And
Speaker 7: apparently he was playing a song at the time that
Speaker 7: talks about setting a fire. So you know, is he
Speaker 7: a troubled person? Probably if he have mental health issues,
Speaker 7: I don't know, but it could play into this.
Speaker 2: Uh would you call this just good old fashioned police work,
Speaker 2: investigative work to find a guy in Orlando, Florida setting
Speaker 2: a fire in California on New Year's Eve.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And you know, it's one of those that you
Speaker 7: probably have to draw a fairly big circle around where
Speaker 7: the fire started and then go from there.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 7: The other interesting component of this is that the Palace
Speaker 7: Stapes fire is the result of another fire that the
Speaker 7: one he started. The initially fire, the fire folk.
Speaker 8: Put it out, but they didn't get put out with these.
Speaker 7: Slow smoldering embers that were like I think, below the brush.
Speaker 7: And what happened is California had these hurricane level winds
Speaker 7: a few days after this fire. It then blew the
Speaker 7: embers into the Pacific Palisades.
Speaker 8: Oh good, and set it on fire.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 7: And so it's you know, but it's unbelievable. It is
Speaker 7: one of the biggest fires, if not the biggest, the
Speaker 7: LA's ever experienced.
Speaker 2: Brad Garrett, ABC News Crime and Terrorism analysts in Washington,
Speaker 2: thank you so much for your report.
Speaker 6: Much appreciated. You're welcome to take care se al right,
Speaker 6: it's eight fifteen.
Speaker 2: Chuck Ingraman here this morning. Yes, sir, it's World Porridge
Speaker 2: Day porridge. Have you had some porridge like Goldilocks?
Speaker 6: Had you know? I was gonna say the Three Bears
Speaker 6: beat me to it.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 2: It's a dish made by boiling boiling grains like oats,
Speaker 2: corner rice in a liquid such as water, milk or bourbon.
Speaker 9: And uh what wait a minute, that's the bourbon part
Speaker 9: is not in there?
Speaker 6: Oh it's not No. Oh that's the way I make it.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, but yes, what you do is you boil
Speaker 2: grains like oats, corn or rice and water or milk
Speaker 2: until it thickens, right, and then you pour honey and
Speaker 2: garlic and bourbon on it, and then you have it
Speaker 2: for records.
Speaker 6: Yes, that's how it works. Yes, you're the cream of wheat.
Speaker 2: Then, speaking of food, it's next week, since day Taco week.
Speaker 2: We're going to talk to Tony Frank talking tacos next Well,
Speaker 2: good for you, all right, what's going on out there?
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Speaker 9: Southbound seventy five had a couple of extra minutes in
Speaker 9: and out of Lachland. That's the heaviest of the highway traffic.
Speaker 9: You'll slow down a bit on southbound two seventy five
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Speaker 9: five at Buttermilk and at the lateral seventy one's in
Speaker 9: pretty good shape with no delays at all. Chuck Ingram
Speaker 9: News Radio seven hundred WLW the nine first Warning Weather
Speaker 9: forecast Center. Looking like this sunshine all weekend long. We're
Speaker 9: gon get to seventy today, seventy two tomorrow, seventy five
Speaker 9: on Sunday.
Speaker 6: Oh like it.
Speaker 2: We're actually up a degree forty six right now, your
Speaker 2: severe weather station News radios seven underd w WELW, sven
Speaker 2: DLW in Cincinnati. It is time to talk tacos with
Speaker 2: Is this mister Taco Tony Frank on the phone?
Speaker 3: That's actually my nickname? Yes, is it Tony.
Speaker 2: Great Tony If I understand correctly. One of my favorite
Speaker 2: events is returning for six seventh, eighth eighth time right
Speaker 2: next week.
Speaker 10: The Queens City eight Taco Week eight returning on Monday.
Speaker 2: Wow tell people out there listening right now, What the
Speaker 2: heck is Taco Week?
Speaker 11: So Taco Week, you know, in simple terms, you can
Speaker 11: just consider it a week long Taco Tuesday where over
Speaker 11: fifty participating restaurants will be offering two dollars and fifty
Speaker 11: cent tacos for the entire week.
Speaker 10: During all of their operating hours. So it's a chance
Speaker 10: to get out and explore the city, explore new places and.
Speaker 3: Uh you know e tacos. Yeah. Absolutely.
Speaker 2: It starts on Monday the thirteenth, running too the nineteenth.
Speaker 2: How do we find out about all of the fifty
Speaker 2: participating restaurants where we can get these tacos?
Speaker 10: You can go to since the tacoweek dot com where
Speaker 10: all of the participating restaurants will be listed with all
Speaker 10: their different descriptions of their taco specials, their Julio tequila features,
Speaker 10: Corona drink specials, all the things. But also we have
Speaker 10: a unique app that is well, it's not required to
Speaker 10: participate in the week. It makes it fun and it's
Speaker 10: a gamification component that allows you to check into five
Speaker 10: or more restaurants throughout the week, and you're entering a
Speaker 10: wain a grand prize of five hundred dollars.
Speaker 5: In gift cards as well as earning.
Speaker 10: Points for doing different things. There will be the biggest
Speaker 10: taco lover. So you can earn points by checking into restaurants,
Speaker 10: earn points by you know, ordering coritos, earned points by
Speaker 10: you know, doing different things throughout the city. And that
Speaker 10: app is available with the Google Play Store and the
Speaker 10: Apple Store.
Speaker 2: All right, it's for everybody. Anybody can participate in Taco
Speaker 2: Week next week.
Speaker 3: Right, everybody and anybody.
Speaker 6: Yet it's a great broad, family friendly event. Obviously, you know,
Speaker 6: to indulge in some.
Speaker 10: Of the the drink specials, you gotta be twenty one plus.
Speaker 6: But it is for everybody, all.
Speaker 2: Right, Tony Frank. How do we get more information on
Speaker 2: Taco Week?
Speaker 10: Go to Sinctaco week dot com. Download the app will
Speaker 10: be sending out push notifications for you know, different taco
Speaker 10: specials throughout the week, different surprises throughout the week, some
Speaker 10: free giveaways, contests, gift card giveaways and more so sincey
Speaker 10: Taco week dot com or download the app in the
Speaker 10: App store.
Speaker 2: All right, thanks so much, Tony Frank with us this
Speaker 2: morning on seven hundred w l W. You all goes
Speaker 2: with Tacos next week is beer beer tasting the America's
Speaker 2: River Roots Festival this weekend. What's going on at Gilligans
Speaker 2: and Wyoming this weekend. I'm gonna ask Beer Dave all
Speaker 2: about it in about thirty minutes.
Speaker 1: Honey, money, money, you know you want it, That's why
Speaker 1: we are delivering it. This is the Boomburn Money Minute
Speaker 1: on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 4: US air travel is starting to show signs of strain
Speaker 4: as lawmakers remain divided over the government shutdown. The US
Speaker 4: Travel Association estimates the shutdown cost to the American travel
Speaker 4: economy is a billion dollars in lost spending per week.
Speaker 4: Flight delays caused by air traffic control staffing shortfalls have
Speaker 4: rippled across the country as controllers are forced to work
Speaker 4: without pay. Fans of Minecraft have something new to look
Speaker 4: forward to on the big screen. The film chiefs at
Speaker 4: Warner Brothers Discovery confirm that the studio will make a
Speaker 4: sequel to this year's hit film, a Minecraft Movie. The
Speaker 4: new film based on the popular video game will be
Speaker 4: released in theaters in July of twenty twenty seven. Wall
Speaker 4: Street is closing out and up and down week, dominated
Speaker 4: by speculation about the long term prospects for the AI
Speaker 4: fueled stock rally. We saw stocks pulling back yesterday from
Speaker 4: their record highs. Clients on Wall Street range from almost
Speaker 4: a tenth of a percent to around one half of
Speaker 4: one percent from Bloomberg Ginas Cervetti on news radio seven
Speaker 4: hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: All right, it's back to a forty Tom Burnaman show,
Speaker 2: Steve Hawkins filling out your day is coming up. But
Speaker 2: I thought we'd talked to Mike Tibo this morning, President
Speaker 2: Southern Ohio Technical Institute.
Speaker 6: Did I say that right?
Speaker 8: Actually it is Mike Trible. Trible, yes, seven, Yeah, Trible there,
Speaker 8: but yeah, like trouble with tribles.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 2: Hey, Yeah, I know iheart's ihearts involved partnering and doing
Speaker 2: stuff with you guys. Can you start by telling us
Speaker 2: a little bit about your school? What makes it unique?
Speaker 8: Yes? Well, what makes our school unique over a lot
Speaker 8: of the other trade schools that teach the HVAC course.
Speaker 8: Ours is an accelerated course which is two hundred hours
Speaker 8: ten weeks, two hundred hours in the certifications that you
Speaker 8: good probably are more a little more intense, a little
Speaker 8: more involved than the ones that are offered by the
Speaker 8: other trade schools.
Speaker 2: There you go, and you take these courses HVAC training
Speaker 2: programs and things like that, and you can get right
Speaker 2: out in the real world and work for somebody.
Speaker 8: Oh absolutely, yes. As a matter of fact, our students,
Speaker 8: our school is very proud. In the last six years,
Speaker 8: we have graduated over almost four hundred students and we
Speaker 8: are in an eighty seven percent higher rate.
Speaker 3: That's great.
Speaker 2: Great, they get hands on training and things like that.
Speaker 2: What kind of job opportunities are out there for someone
Speaker 2: graduating from your program.
Speaker 8: Well, here's the thing. When they go into the training
Speaker 8: mode of being hired by a company, an HVAC company,
Speaker 8: and they're in a training mode, they are starting out
Speaker 8: and you've got to remember this, they're starting out usually
Speaker 8: somewhere around the twenty to twenty two dollars an hour
Speaker 8: arrange something like that, which if you stop and think
Speaker 8: about that, with the overtime, that's about fifty thousand a
Speaker 8: year with the overtime. So you're being trained, okay, at
Speaker 8: about eight hundred a week, which is pretty darn good.
Speaker 6: I like that.
Speaker 2: And you've got some job placement assistants. After we graduate
Speaker 2: from your program.
Speaker 8: Oh absolutely, We do a complete resume and we do
Speaker 8: this ongoing even some of our students that have already
Speaker 8: found jobs. We've actually done two and three different job
Speaker 8: placements for different students. Okay, so yes, once you graduate,
Speaker 8: you're in the Southern Ohio Tech family.
Speaker 6: You're in the mix.
Speaker 8: We can place you anywhere in the country.
Speaker 2: All right, and real quick, Mike shore Grant, I is
Speaker 2: that what it's called sho R They say it, right
Speaker 2: shore Grant, we can get to go to your school.
Speaker 8: Yeah. Well, that shore Grant covers a couple of different spectrums.
Speaker 8: That is for part of it is is for veterans,
Speaker 8: the other part for high schoolers. The part that's with
Speaker 8: the veterans. If we had a veteran, say for an example,
Speaker 8: with that is exhausted as post nine to eleven benefits
Speaker 8: and it basically has hit a wall, nowhere to go,
Speaker 8: didn't get anything out of it, then the Charles shore
Speaker 8: Grant will go ahead and give that veteran a full
Speaker 8: ride through our school and graduate them out and that
Speaker 8: will include gayas stiphan tools a job.
Speaker 6: For that veteran.
Speaker 2: All right, Mike Trible, President of Southern Ohio Technical Institute.
Speaker 2: I'm out of time, but we are thankful that we've
Speaker 2: got you. We like partnering with you here at iHeart.
Speaker 2: Thank you for your for your time this morning. Where
Speaker 2: do we get more information?
Speaker 8: You can call the school basically at seven five three
Speaker 8: seven six eighty four, or go to our website that's
Speaker 8: five one three seven five three seven sixty eighty four.
Speaker 2: Mike, thanks so much, Paul, all right, I appreciate it,
Speaker 2: and we appreciate partnering with you. It's Mike Tribble there
Speaker 2: Southern Ohio Technical Institute. If you need a job, know somebody.
Speaker 2: But eight forty three Now on the Morning show, Tom's
Speaker 2: out Chucks in Chucks in a National Tuxedo Day.
Speaker 9: Oh yes, I dressed up for work. And it's also
Speaker 9: National walk to a Park Day. Not in my tuxedo though,
Speaker 9: That's what I was gonna say. Are you going to
Speaker 9: walk to a park in your tuxedo?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 9: No, no, not at all. I'm not going to do that. No, no, no,
Speaker 9: you got to dress for the occasion.
Speaker 2: It's a National hug a Drummer Day.
Speaker 9: Yeah, well, I don't know if that's gonna happen or not. No, no,
Speaker 9: a drummer. I do know a couple of drummers.
Speaker 3: Thanks.
Speaker 2: Here's the other weird thing. It's a national Hug a
Speaker 2: Kevin Day. Huh you know what Kevin I do? You're
Speaker 2: gonna hug him?
Speaker 6: Sure? There you go, all right, hug your card. Why
Speaker 6: do Kevin's get their own day? I don't know.
Speaker 2: I notice that there's never a National Traffic Reporter Day, No,
Speaker 2: or a hug a Chuck Day. There's not a good
Speaker 2: Chuck Day. Oh goodness, one more National love your Hair Day.
Speaker 2: Oh there you go. I'm glad I still have something. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I was gonna say I used to celebrate that. Uh.
Speaker 6: How is rush hour winding up on this Friday? Not
Speaker 6: too terribly bad?
Speaker 9: The crews are working to clear an accident on northbound
Speaker 9: seventy five at Buttermilk had the left lane blocked off.
Speaker 9: Looks like they are wrapping up that clean up now.
Speaker 9: They've already pulled some of the cones out of the way.
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Speaker 9: wreck and then get you into downtown without a problem.
Speaker 9: Southbound seventy five slows at the Reagan Highway. Southbound two
Speaker 9: seventy five slowing down at the Carroll Cropper Bridge, chucking
Speaker 9: from news radio seven hundred WLWN hired.
Speaker 2: The nine first Warning Weather Forecast Center. Looking like this
Speaker 2: sunshine all weekend seventy today, seventy two, tomorrow seventy five,
Speaker 2: About on Sunday forty six around the tri State at
Speaker 2: your severe weather station. News Radio seven hundred WLW. Well,
Speaker 2: they indicted the New York attorney this week. We'll talk
Speaker 2: to Stephen Portinoy about it next. Seven hundred wl W,
Speaker 2: Cincinnati thought we talked to Steven Portnoy, our ABC News
Speaker 2: national correspondent in Washington. Stephen, the New York Attorney General
Speaker 2: has been indicted on at least one count of alleged fraud.
Speaker 2: Can you share with us what that fraud is and
Speaker 2: what's going on with this story.
Speaker 12: The allegation against the New York State Attorney General is
Speaker 12: that she bought a house in twenty twenty in the
Speaker 12: depths of the pandemic, apparently for her niece. The property
Speaker 12: was sold for one hundred and thirty seven thousand dollars
Speaker 12: a three bedroom house in Norfolk, Virginia, to put twenty
Speaker 12: percent down, got a thirty year fixed rate mortgage at
Speaker 12: three percent.
Speaker 6: Prosecutors alleged that she listed it.
Speaker 12: On the application as a secondary home, but what they
Speaker 12: say she should have done is listed as an investment property.
Speaker 12: They say that if she had done that, she would
Speaker 12: have been charged a higher rate, not three percent. But
Speaker 12: prosecutors say, well, it should have been three point eight percent.
Speaker 12: And if you take the difference in the interest payments
Speaker 12: over thirty whole years and you add it all up,
Speaker 12: she would have paid about nineteen thousand dollars more if
Speaker 12: she had that higher three point eight percent rate and
Speaker 12: had held the home for thirty years. Now, prosecutors say
Speaker 12: this is a bank fraud, making false statements to a
Speaker 12: financial institution. Maximum sentence thirty years in prison. Oh mine, Well,
Speaker 12: we'll see. Look, James is calling these charges baseless and
Speaker 12: a perversion of the justice system. And the question is
Speaker 12: you know whether she actually did commit a crime, and
Speaker 12: there are some doubts about that. You know, what we
Speaker 12: know and have reported is that you know officials inside
Speaker 12: the US Attorney's Office for the Eastern Virginia looked at
Speaker 12: this and determined that they couldn't bring a case that
Speaker 12: they'd win. And that follows the same judgment of the
Speaker 12: career prosecutors in the case against James Comy, which is
Speaker 12: now in the process of being challenged by Comy's defense lawyers.
Speaker 6: They're going to make a number of motions to try
Speaker 6: to get the case thrown out.
Speaker 12: Ultimately, you know, Letitia James has been given a summons
Speaker 12: to appear. The arraignment is scheduled for later this month,
Speaker 12: but you can imagine that there'll be an allegation that
Speaker 12: this is a selective in vindictive prosecution. And one elements
Speaker 12: of the argument may be the report by Pro Publica
Speaker 12: that if you look at the current cabinet of this administration,
Speaker 12: it has among its members a labor secretary, a transportation secretary,
Speaker 12: and an EPA administrator. So if you look at their
Speaker 12: mortgage applications you might find similar problems. No indication yet
Speaker 12: that those Trump administration officials are about to be indicted.
Speaker 2: And just so everybody understands, the New York Attorney General James,
Speaker 2: she's the one that was had a hand in trying
Speaker 2: to prosecute Trump last year years ago.
Speaker 6: Whatever she brought.
Speaker 12: The civil fraud case had a judge finding that the
Speaker 12: Trump organization was engaged in essentially a criminal enterprise of
Speaker 12: overvaluing its assets, and the judge issued a half billion
Speaker 12: dollar penalty that has since been zeroed out on appeal.
Speaker 12: Now that verdict, though, is still in place. The President
Speaker 12: is taking it all the way to New York State's
Speaker 12: highest court, convinced that he'll win. And there's a good
Speaker 12: argument that you can make. But what one thing has
Speaker 12: to do with the other, well, that's for the president
Speaker 12: himself to explain.
Speaker 2: Yep, hey see important, I keep us informed. Thank you
Speaker 2: for your report.
Speaker 6: You bet all right?
Speaker 3: You know what that means.
Speaker 6: It's about eight fifty four on a Friday.
Speaker 3: That's beer Dave music there, Ay, good morning, beer Dave.
Speaker 6: How you do one?
Speaker 5: An? Steve Hawkins, how are you today?
Speaker 3: Good? Good to have you back in town.
Speaker 2: We got I guess you got a lot of you
Speaker 2: got beer tastings at the America's River Roots Festival this weekend.
Speaker 2: People can go down there and do some stuff. But
Speaker 2: you got other things for us to talk about.
Speaker 5: Right, absolutely correct?
Speaker 2: Well, let's start with the Gilligans Octoberfest this weekend over
Speaker 2: there is that Wyoming.
Speaker 3: Do I have that right?
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's correct. That's the Gilligans on the Green, which
Speaker 5: West Side Brewing took over, and they're going to do
Speaker 5: an Octoberfest. And I had a chance a couple of
Speaker 5: weeks ago to try some of their fat beers, and
Speaker 5: they really got a nice selection of them, and they'll
Speaker 5: be releasing these on Saturday for their Octoberfest, and then
Speaker 5: also on Sunday, they're gonna break with a new brunch
Speaker 5: menu and they're gonna be releasing Gilligan's Expresso Porter, so
Speaker 5: a nice coffee porter, which sounds really good.
Speaker 3: I haven't had it yet, Absolutely to it. But those
Speaker 3: Bavarian beers you recommend highly.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 5: No, No, they did a really good job. They've got
Speaker 5: five different ones, so that's really you know, I don't
Speaker 5: think there's anybody else that did five that fall in
Speaker 5: that category.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, City elevenon going on today and tomorrow. They've got
Speaker 2: their eleven in october Fest.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's probably a good thing this isn't called November
Speaker 5: Fest because we'd still be talking about these for another month.
Speaker 5: But we're winding down here into October and the city
Speaker 5: eleven and has airs for today and tomorrow. And also
Speaker 5: while you're in there, if you haven't been, the Lebanon
Speaker 5: Brewing Company is really cool in the old firehouse right downtown.
Speaker 5: So take a day of it and get up to
Speaker 5: Lebanon and you're gonna have great weather for it.
Speaker 1: All.
Speaker 2: Right over at BCS Brewing and Mason, they're holding their
Speaker 2: say colsh they say that.
Speaker 5: Right, Yeah, that is correct. Yeah, they're doing the Colt service. Well,
Speaker 5: they'll bring out the nine little glasses on the staying
Speaker 5: and they'll let you sip around on them. And it's
Speaker 5: also hide in with a pig roast, so they're saying,
Speaker 5: eat pig, drink, drink coal sho be merried. So that's
Speaker 5: good going on on Sunday.
Speaker 3: I like that.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 3: I wasn't thinking about this, but you have to explain
Speaker 3: this to me.
Speaker 2: The small business owners and a lot of the local
Speaker 2: businesses that are doing beer and stuff. They've reacted to
Speaker 2: Governor Dewaines temporary THHC band. Tell me about this and
Speaker 2: why it's important.
Speaker 5: Yeah. So there's three breweries here locally that play in
Speaker 5: the THC Beverages. They produce them and stuff. High Grain
Speaker 5: makes a brand called a Stazi, and then you've got
Speaker 5: Urban Artifact and also fifty West that are making them.
Speaker 5: And so starting Tuesday, there's going to be a ban
Speaker 5: on these in Ohio. So until they can really get
Speaker 5: their head around it and figure out what they're doing,
Speaker 5: these starting on Tuesday aren't going to be on sale anymore.
Speaker 5: So these people are sitting on some inventory and uh
Speaker 5: other things and this has become a good, a good
Speaker 5: little chunk of their business, especially as there's been a
Speaker 5: downturn in in beer and other alcohol consumption, and so
Speaker 5: they're they're all trying to find ways of survival and
Speaker 5: then they get hit with the governor's uh uh ruling
Speaker 5: this week. So it'll be interesting to see how it
Speaker 5: plays out. But that's uh, you know, you never you
Speaker 5: never know how the news affects what you have in
Speaker 5: your refrigerator.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, so this weekend, if we can go to these
Speaker 2: places and maybe drink some of the inventory to help
Speaker 2: them out right.
Speaker 5: Correct and most of them package it for sale to go,
Speaker 5: so you can you can stock up until the uh
Speaker 5: the injunction comes along and uh and it's back on
Speaker 5: the shelves again, so if you become a fan of these,
Speaker 5: I recommend going by and stocking up this weekend.
Speaker 2: All right, any idea that they will come back or
Speaker 2: do you not know that yet?
Speaker 5: Not sure? I know a lot about beer, but politics,
Speaker 5: I'll leave that to some other.
Speaker 6: Ex all right.
Speaker 2: Next week, one of my favorite weeks of the year
Speaker 2: in Cincinnati, it's Cincinnati Taco Week. Beer goes well with tacos, right.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, And this is great because these places that
Speaker 5: are on here and there's a number of breweries. You know,
Speaker 5: it's two dollars and fifty cents for a taco, So
Speaker 5: you get three tacos and a pint of beer with
Speaker 5: a tip, and you're probably out the door for under
Speaker 5: twenty bucks. That's a pretty nice little quick, quick lunch
Speaker 5: or dinner. And I recommend getting out there. And one
Speaker 5: of the ones that participates every year is Little Miami
Speaker 5: and they've got their little taco truck that they run,
Speaker 5: and Little Miami is also introducing their Tangerine Tour, which
Speaker 5: just got tapped, and so if you haven't had that,
Speaker 5: it's just really nice and tart, and it's got that
Speaker 5: really nice tangerine flavor to it that also Tomorrow night
Speaker 5: they've got Mojo Rising, a really nice cover band play
Speaker 5: and then it's a cover band, but there is no
Speaker 5: cover charge.
Speaker 3: I like that.
Speaker 2: I may get out to a cartridge and have a
Speaker 2: taco and a beer there This weekend, Beer Dave on
Speaker 2: Friday Mornings and Tom Burnaman Show, Where are you going
Speaker 2: to be drinking beer this weekend?
Speaker 5: I'm gonna be hosting a couple of the tastings down
Speaker 5: at American River Routes on Saturday and Sunday, so I
Speaker 5: will be I'll bet along the river bank.
Speaker 3: Do you know the times yet or we'll just track you.
Speaker 5: Down four o'clock on Saturday and four o'clock on Sunday.
Speaker 2: There you go, people listening, go see Beer Dave four
Speaker 2: o'clock both days. Hey, beer Dave, thank you so much
Speaker 2: for your time every week, and we'll talk to you
Speaker 2: next Friday.
Speaker 5: Okay, that sounds great.
Speaker 6: Steve Dave, you
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