Speaker 1: Over. We looked the next year.
Speaker 2: Well, hey, look everybody, and I heard you talk into
Speaker 2: Willie because I hadn't heard you voice that that you
Speaker 2: were because I kind of thought the same thing the
Speaker 2: other night when those guys were going so nuts in
Speaker 2: the locker room.
Speaker 1: And didn't love it. Yeah, I didn't hate it.
Speaker 3: Then.
Speaker 2: That's why it was a little overboard, considering you guys
Speaker 2: got a long wait.
Speaker 1: When you win something I get of significance.
Speaker 4: You pop champagne bottles so you can be excited, you
Speaker 4: can have the T shirts on, we're going the playoffs
Speaker 4: and you know, get the whole deal.
Speaker 2: But that was a little much. And again two days later,
Speaker 2: here we are. It's a long hungover right home.
Speaker 1: Yes it is, Yes it is.
Speaker 2: Well, let's talk about those Reds and well, what can
Speaker 2: you say? I was going to say what went wrong?
Speaker 2: But I think we all knew going in what was
Speaker 2: about to happen.
Speaker 4: And our good buddy Jeff Carr from Locked on Reds
Speaker 4: joins us, Jeff, how are you, Eddie?
Speaker 5: Rocky's doing good?
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's like you said, It's like, you know, the
Speaker 6: Reds showed up to the bakery, found out that the
Speaker 6: apple fritters were fresh and then realized they forgot their
Speaker 6: wallet at home, so.
Speaker 1: There's no credit.
Speaker 4: Yes, Yeah, and look, you know, kind of a big moment.
Speaker 4: You know, it's it's three to two in the sixth inning,
Speaker 4: they load the bases, no outs, and it's force out, strikeout,
Speaker 4: l E, strikeout bang.
Speaker 1: I mean, just like that.
Speaker 4: I mean, I feel like that same scenario, the moment
Speaker 4: to capitalize and jump on something and take advantage, was
Speaker 4: missed so many times this year, and the same thing
Speaker 4: happened last night.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you kind of hope that they would have all
Speaker 6: come together and galvanized and when they get those opportunities
Speaker 6: they wouldn't miss them. But you're right, it was a
Speaker 6: carbon copy of what we've seen multiple different times this
Speaker 6: year against good and bad opponents. I mean, they were
Speaker 6: a team that rose to the occasion against teams that
Speaker 6: were above five hundred. They seemed to play them much
Speaker 6: better than they played against teams that were below five hundred.
Speaker 6: But the one exception that was the Los Angeles Dodgers,
Speaker 6: who took five out of six in the season series,
Speaker 6: and those two games at Dodger Stadium looked like the
Speaker 6: exact copy of what happened late in August where the
Speaker 6: bats just did not show up. Neither did the pitching staff.
Speaker 6: And you know, when it comes to baseball, if you
Speaker 6: don't pitch and you don't hit, then you never win.
Speaker 4: Jeff, is there as we kind of reflect on this
Speaker 4: past season, is there a moment you can point to,
Speaker 4: like a decision that was made of a player to keep,
Speaker 4: a player to let go, or or something involving the
Speaker 4: season that you can point to now looking back and
Speaker 4: say that was kind of the turning point.
Speaker 5: As far as the roster decision goes.
Speaker 6: I think the turning point really propelled them to the
Speaker 6: playoffs whenever they finally brought up south Stewart. I think
Speaker 6: that he is a guy they can really commit to
Speaker 6: long term, and now they've got to figure out exactly
Speaker 6: which position he's going to play long term, because it
Speaker 6: feels like they keep doing this where they have a
Speaker 6: guy who can hit, but they don't know where he
Speaker 6: can field, and they're just kind of thrown somewhere and
Speaker 6: then he he's okay at that defensive position. I think
Speaker 6: they need to commit with south Stewart at one position.
Speaker 6: But I really liked what happened to this lineup whenever
Speaker 6: he was brought up. I think it's clear that he's
Speaker 6: a guy they can lean on next year.
Speaker 2: Jeff Carr is our guest, and Jeff, what about Ellie?
Speaker 2: What's going to happen? Disappoint yep, yeah, Fin just.
Speaker 6: A plateau, Yeah yeah, kind of a kind of a
Speaker 6: year where you know, some things were good, some things
Speaker 6: were not. I mean, we got to see the glove
Speaker 6: get better. But at the same time, like he took
Speaker 6: that strikeout rate and cut up by six percent, so
Speaker 6: the plate discipline got a lot better. It's just we
Speaker 6: lost the power and we lost the speed due to
Speaker 6: you know, a couple of injuries that he really worked
Speaker 6: through halfway through the season. But I think that ultimately
Speaker 6: this was a year that he can look back on
Speaker 6: and say, all right, I did the one sixty two things.
Speaker 5: We're not doing that anymore.
Speaker 6: We got to figure this out as far as like, yeah,
Speaker 6: like the one fifty eight is probably a better, better
Speaker 6: target for him.
Speaker 4: Here's a big question I have so last year I
Speaker 4: can't recall, but the amount of the red stole I
Speaker 4: believe almost a record amount of bases last season, Okay,
Speaker 4: and but this year that didn't really seem to translate
Speaker 4: and if you've got a team that can't hit, hit
Speaker 4: the ball of the ballpark, no one had twenty three
Speaker 4: or more home runs. Why did the Reds not steal?
Speaker 4: Why are they not as aggressive on the base pass
Speaker 4: this year?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 6: That was my biggest criticism of them from a position standpoint,
Speaker 6: was that the fact that, all right, you don't have
Speaker 6: the power, so you've got to manufacture runs in other ways.
Speaker 6: And they, at least according to Baseball SA Hot attempted
Speaker 6: over ninety less steals this year than they did last year.
Speaker 6: And we're talking about like the same roster. It's not
Speaker 6: as if they lost speed. It's not as if guys
Speaker 6: were lost from the roster that they had last year.
Speaker 6: They still had the same guys. I think it's just
Speaker 6: the managerial change where yes, they were efficient, but according
Speaker 6: to Baseball Samon again you know another you know, advanced
Speaker 6: statistic website, they actually were less efficient this year than
Speaker 6: they were last year. Despite the fact that they were
Speaker 6: more aggressive and there were more outs on the base paths.
Speaker 5: Their base running value this year was less than it
Speaker 5: was last year.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So yeah, yeah, I really think that's got to be
Speaker 6: looked at going into next year because Guys like Ellie
Speaker 6: and Matt McClain and even Doelvie Marte have that ability
Speaker 6: to give you that extra base on a steal, and
Speaker 6: you can't just go station to station.
Speaker 2: Well, let's talk about what the Reds need to do
Speaker 2: in the off season. I heard Rock and Willie with
Speaker 2: seg we're talking about Hunter Green. What do you do
Speaker 2: with them?
Speaker 6: I think Hunter is he's still an ace, and I
Speaker 6: struggle to put too much value on that first playoff start.
Speaker 6: You know, I heard that he was tipping pitches or whatever,
Speaker 6: But to be honest with you, after that home run
Speaker 6: that he gave up the show. Hey, Otani, he stopped
Speaker 6: pitching and he started throwing. He really went back to
Speaker 6: where he was early on in his career, which was, yeah,
Speaker 6: he's got the stuff, but he really needs to develop
Speaker 6: the pitching acumen. I think he's done that. I think
Speaker 6: it was just one night. It seemed to leave him,
Speaker 6: and I think he's gonna be okay. The interesting thing
Speaker 6: with him, and with anybody on this roster is Nickkral
Speaker 6: has a lot of square pegs and only a couple
Speaker 6: of square holes. There's a lot of round holes he's
Speaker 6: got to fill and he's got to figure out where
Speaker 6: he's going to get those shround pegs from, because you
Speaker 6: got different guys that can fill these infield spots, but
Speaker 6: you only got four infield spots to fill. And you
Speaker 6: can't put Gavin Lux at second base of Matt McLain
Speaker 6: still here, and you can't really put South Stewart at
Speaker 6: the corners if either Spencer Steer or Key Brian Hay
Speaker 6: is still here, and where are they all going to fit?
Speaker 6: I think that Nick Crawl's got to get really creative
Speaker 6: here with some trades this offseason to set this roster
Speaker 6: up for success next year because the main thing that
Speaker 6: they need guys is an anchor in this lineup. They
Speaker 6: didn't have that this year and it was clear. You know,
Speaker 6: every so often was fun to see guys step up,
Speaker 6: but there was nobody that you could count on to
Speaker 6: step up in those situations.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if I were in Charger things, I'll tell you
Speaker 4: what I'd do. I'd I'd say, Hunter Green, thanks for everything.
Speaker 4: Let's get what we can out you. And I know
Speaker 4: this is easier said than done, but get As you
Speaker 4: just mentioned, a veteran, no nonsense, no BS guy who's
Speaker 4: been there, been to some playoffs and a guy that
Speaker 4: surefire lock is going to hit forty home runs. That's
Speaker 4: I don't I know that again, that's it's not the
Speaker 4: easiest guy to get, but I feel like that's what
Speaker 4: this this lineup in this team needs.
Speaker 6: It just feels like a punted power and it makes
Speaker 6: no sense at Great American Ballpark.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, you play to.
Speaker 6: Your strengths, and in baseball, like you have a little
Speaker 6: bit of different field dimensions and things like that that
Speaker 6: you can play to your strengths and weaknesses.
Speaker 5: And it just doesn't feel as though they've done that.
Speaker 6: And I feel like that is spot on exactly what
Speaker 6: they need to go get because you watched so many
Speaker 6: at bats in those two wild card games where it
Speaker 6: was a pitch that was left.
Speaker 5: Right over the middle and it was either fouled.
Speaker 8: Off looked at, and it's like, no, you got to
Speaker 8: crush that man. And that was multiple guys at the play,
Speaker 8: not just one.
Speaker 2: Well, I think Rock pointed out a little while ago,
Speaker 2: how many times did we see that during the season,
Speaker 2: opportunities man just left stranded And exactly with that, Jeff,
Speaker 2: we will let you go, buddy. It's been a real
Speaker 2: pleasure and we'll talk to you.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah today, we'll get you before man as this
Speaker 4: Red season, hopefully team starts to make some moves and
Speaker 4: we have you come on and break it all down.
Speaker 4: But yeah, really appreciate you joining us. You do a
Speaker 4: great job with that podcast, and we'll talk soon.
Speaker 8: Thanks you guys, Go Red Partner.
Speaker 7: Thanks buddy.
Speaker 2: Jeff Carr locked on Red's podcast and yeah, man, you
Speaker 2: want to see him do a couple of key things,
Speaker 2: and you know, I tend to agree with you on
Speaker 2: that one hundred green thing. Get what you can.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just I don't know.
Speaker 4: I just think, you know, I I've been in the
Speaker 4: NFL with guys that it's like they're good players, and
Speaker 4: it's like but it's just kind of time to part ways.
Speaker 4: And if you can get something, hopefully good out of
Speaker 4: him and maybe that helps his career, helps him to
Speaker 4: kind of, as Jeff said, turn into a pitcher and
Speaker 4: not a thrower and in return the retch and get
Speaker 4: somebody that they can kind of hitch their wagon to.
Speaker 1: I think that that's what needs to happening.
Speaker 8: All right.
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Speaker 2: Back with Eddie and Rocky and Rocky traveling all the
Speaker 2: time you always you generally rent a car like you
Speaker 2: don't take you take uber here, I'd.
Speaker 4: Say ninety percent of time, ninety five percent of time
Speaker 4: you get a car. Yeah, there's some places you gotta go.
Speaker 2: But sometimes you're traveling, you take a cab or anuber
Speaker 2: of course. Yeah, yeah, I've heard out in California. The
Speaker 2: big thing out there is though what do they say
Speaker 2: called the way mos the cabs?
Speaker 7: Yet?
Speaker 1: Is it the driverless cabs?
Speaker 2: A driverless cab?
Speaker 4: I've heard about these, I've not I've yet to to
Speaker 4: ride in one, but I will. I assume I will
Speaker 4: one day, and I'm excited to give my report.
Speaker 2: That's what I was going to ask you, because it
Speaker 2: seems like that would be something you'd look in there
Speaker 2: and go, uh huh. Not this time. I'm out.
Speaker 4: If I were downtown and I had to get to
Speaker 4: another place downtown where I knew I wasn't going above
Speaker 4: the speed limit of like, you know, thirty, i'd probably
Speaker 4: do it, but I wouldn't. I don't know if i'd
Speaker 4: take one from you know, on the on the highway.
Speaker 4: Maybe that's a dumb strategy, but that's how I feel
Speaker 4: about it.
Speaker 2: Well, this happened out in California, in the San Francisco area.
Speaker 2: The San Bruno Police out there, we're conducting, you know,
Speaker 2: one of those duy thing checkpoint dealies. When the officers
Speaker 2: reported seeing because the cops are on the lookout for that,
Speaker 2: they see you turn around and go away from it.
Speaker 2: Of course that's a red flag red flat media. Well,
Speaker 2: this this cab comes, starts approaching it and does a
Speaker 2: U turn and drives away. Well, they chase it down,
Speaker 2: pull it over. It's a way mow. A taxi opens
Speaker 2: the door and there some four guys sitting in the
Speaker 2: back of the back going oh no, he just turned
Speaker 2: around and went that way.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's interesting.
Speaker 2: So the uh the com said the on the on
Speaker 2: their Instagram page or the police department said that's right.
Speaker 2: No driver, no hands, no clue. Police said, since there
Speaker 2: was no human driver, a ticket cannot be issued, saying
Speaker 2: their citation books quote, don't have a box for robot.
Speaker 4: There you go, another reason to ride in one of those.
Speaker 4: I would try, now, would you?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, yeah, I guess. I've read people posted on
Speaker 2: like Facebook and instant and all that stuff that they
Speaker 2: are traveling say out that way, and they've taken them
Speaker 2: and they said it was pretty cool. Fact, I've heard
Speaker 2: them that they have like in Austin, downtown Austin, I
Speaker 2: think they have among other places.
Speaker 1: I'm sure they said they have them, saying uh.
Speaker 4: Do you think do you think by you know, in
Speaker 4: your lifetime, it'll be like we're certainly in like urban travel,
Speaker 4: it'll be like all driverless.
Speaker 7: Oh I think so. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think it's not going to be too long until
Speaker 2: trucks are going to semis are going to be robots.
Speaker 4: You know how many people in this country are are
Speaker 4: involved and receive their paycheck via the transportation industry.
Speaker 2: Huge dent. I'm just something as basically as the guys
Speaker 2: have been the ferries on the river and the trains,
Speaker 2: think of all the freight trains.
Speaker 1: And here's what I've always been charging.
Speaker 4: People are like, oh, what if one wreck, Well, one
Speaker 4: will wreck, but what it'll compare the data and compared
Speaker 4: to the mount of recks with human drivers versus the
Speaker 4: amount of recks with robot drivers, it'll be drastically less
Speaker 4: via the algorithm.
Speaker 1: And they'll say, well, here's the justification for it.
Speaker 2: And what will happen is that a driver will do
Speaker 2: something and confuse the hell out of the driverless system.
Speaker 8: And then.
Speaker 4: I heard a while back, I talked to a guy
Speaker 4: who's uh he knew somebody that was in the driverless
Speaker 4: car industry, and this is like ten years ago, and
Speaker 4: he said the thing that they couldn't figure out was
Speaker 4: the the the double nightmare scenario.
Speaker 1: Like you're you're driving down the.
Speaker 4: Road and you know a kid, a little kid jumps
Speaker 4: out into the road and you have two choices. You
Speaker 4: can run the kid over or you sway and you
Speaker 4: hit the car next to you and kill that family, like.
Speaker 1: So, what how do you what do you?
Speaker 4: What program? Which way do you do it? And that
Speaker 4: that I was interesting. He said, that's the thing that
Speaker 4: they're that that they couldn't figure out. It has no conscience.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I kill the kid, or kill you, or kill
Speaker 2: the family of too just quiet. But okay, what are
Speaker 2: the probabilities here? Well, I'll go with that one. Right
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Speaker 2: We were just talking going under the break there rock
Speaker 2: about the driverless cabs. Yes, now, you and I had
Speaker 2: not yet been to one, but we would like to
Speaker 2: experiment with one one day. Well, let's talk to Dave
Speaker 2: and Dayton. Hey, Dave, what you got experience with one
Speaker 2: of these things?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 19: Out in San Francisco. But I real quick, are we
Speaker 19: in the say sports cycle of sadness where we're already
Speaker 19: giving up on the Bengals and looking forward Opening Day?
Speaker 1: I'd like to say we're not, but I'll let you know.
Speaker 1: Monday's all right.
Speaker 19: Well, pickle way Mo and that lives in a retirement
Speaker 19: place out in San Francisco. So ninety year old aunt
Speaker 19: and we were out to lunch and I said, we
Speaker 19: saw way Mo. I go, let's take this back to
Speaker 19: your place.
Speaker 8: Let's try this out.
Speaker 19: So got the app in order to weigh mo and
Speaker 19: uh yeah, it was just kind of from the future,
Speaker 19: you know, just pulled up and doors opened for you.
Speaker 19: But on the way back of storm. You know, San
Speaker 19: Francisco is the weather can change any moment. A big
Speaker 19: storm came in and the way Mode dropped us off
Speaker 19: just at the address point.
Speaker 8: But her retirement community is a.
Speaker 19: City block long and the drop off area is uphill,
Speaker 19: so it stopped where we had a good you know,
Speaker 19: one hundred yards of a walk in a pouring a
Speaker 19: downpour where you know, if you're in an uber, you
Speaker 19: just sell, hey, hey, pull me up there in the
Speaker 19: overhang or the drop off area. So that was one
Speaker 19: flow that it just has a coordinate a location that
Speaker 19: is dropping you off that And there's also something in
Speaker 19: Srancis known as the Waymo Club, similar to the Mile
Speaker 19: High Club in my drift, so that that can happen
Speaker 19: with way Mos too, So you might want to, you know,
Speaker 19: check your back seat when you get in there.
Speaker 2: But anyway, you know, like something good comes around, somebody's
Speaker 2: got to ruin it with something gross.
Speaker 1: You know, I never thought of that.
Speaker 19: Uh yeah, you could be a little opportunistic. Uh a
Speaker 19: driverless car, let's say so.
Speaker 2: But there's there's like cameras, like fifty cameras in that car, right, Yeah, But.
Speaker 19: I don't know, you know, I don't know. I haven't
Speaker 19: heard of anyone being red. I think they got bigger
Speaker 19: problems to worry about in San Francisco.
Speaker 1: Then, But what would the world not pay thanks to
Speaker 1: have a video of Ed and Dev getting it on.
Speaker 4: Yeah, man paid millions for the kid. Would be a
Speaker 4: pretty short drive. I had to drive from outside the
Speaker 4: terminal to the round car station.
Speaker 2: I'd be like from here to Kenwood Towns that I'd
Speaker 2: already be dressed and taking a nap.
Speaker 1: Had wake up.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, that's great. Great, but any whoes.
Speaker 4: In other news that on this day in history nineteen
Speaker 4: sixty five, Gatorade's first tested in a college football game. Okay,
Speaker 4: October two, during a football game between the University of
Speaker 4: Florida Gators and LSU, the UF players tested a newly
Speaker 4: cancocked sports drink and helped them regain all the essential
Speaker 4: chemicals and and all that stuff from sweating. Their own
Speaker 4: school is developed in their science labs a drink to
Speaker 4: fight dehydration, rebalance their bodies, lecture LTEs, blood, sugar, blah
Speaker 4: blah blah blah blah. And so they tried in the
Speaker 4: game and it seemed to Gators went on to win
Speaker 4: the match, and it was like one hundred and two,
Speaker 4: just muggy kind of day, right, So like, hey, this
Speaker 4: is something helps now you got to Yeah, you go
Speaker 4: all the way back to earlier that summer, you know
Speaker 4: that the coach had kind of got together with some
Speaker 4: of the scientists, like, hey, you got to invent us
Speaker 4: something here to replenish our election. Life kind of thing.
Speaker 4: So they went to work and it's like some of
Speaker 4: the early, you know, early concoctions of it were so
Speaker 4: bad that players were throwing up because it tasted so bad,
Speaker 4: which is which is pretty funny. But of course Gatorade
Speaker 4: has now become an iconic brand. By twenty fifteen, the
Speaker 4: royalties for the group that invented Gatorade eclipse one billion dollars.
Speaker 1: They get one billion dollars a year in revenue. Damn
Speaker 1: so on, yes, sir, yep.
Speaker 4: I guess yeah. They One of the things they did
Speaker 4: when it was so bad, they added lemon juice. One
Speaker 4: of the one of the doctors, doctor Cage's wife, put
Speaker 4: some lemon juice in. I don't cut it cut the
Speaker 4: gross factor down a bit.
Speaker 8: See.
Speaker 2: I remember when that came out. Just a little kid,
Speaker 2: but you see these commercials. I remember seeing the commercials
Speaker 2: on television and I thought, we need that. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: I mifleet. I played a little league baseball or something,
Speaker 2: but I was like, I need to have that because
Speaker 2: I get dehydrated.
Speaker 15: It was.
Speaker 4: But I felt the early I remember Gatorade, you know
Speaker 4: early you know, I guess mid late eighties. I felt
Speaker 4: like it wasn't as sweet as the gatorade now hit her.
Speaker 4: Now there's a lot of sugar in it, which makes
Speaker 4: it taste better. Right, Well, I always I just drink
Speaker 4: the zero sugar stuff. Yeah if I if I drink
Speaker 4: it now, I drink the zero.
Speaker 2: But but just like the regular stock red Gatorade, which
Speaker 2: is the best, it's still very good.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 1: That has hit a lot of sugar.
Speaker 2: Because you know, I got to stay hydrated with all
Speaker 2: that working on. I do son exactly all the I mean, yeah,
Speaker 2: my electrolyts and troglodytes.
Speaker 1: And all that stuff. I mean true light, all the lights.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you get a replant one, especially if you take
Speaker 4: those long rides in the uh in the Waimo canted and.
Speaker 2: All that's going on. Man's or a better word, old
Speaker 2: man out uh with the with that thought mine, let's
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Speaker 1: Inday's topic is fat loss on budget.
Speaker 4: I've always said this, you know this, Eating healthy is
Speaker 4: either time consuming or expensive or usually both. You know
Speaker 4: some but he's going to give us some ideas on
Speaker 4: some things we can buy at the grocery store that
Speaker 4: are both cost effective and good for you. So I
Speaker 4: think it's a very very very very good segment we'll
Speaker 4: have had at four o'clock.
Speaker 2: And speaking of expensive ways to go about something, Lisa
Speaker 2: Catalano is a person from the Bay Area in Cali,
Speaker 2: forty two years old. She is single. And what she
Speaker 2: has done because she went through a tough breakup during
Speaker 2: the spring and has had bad you know, bad juju
Speaker 2: on the dating apps and all that stuff. You hear
Speaker 2: those stories all the time. So what she decided to
Speaker 2: do is rend a dozen digital billboards along Highway one
Speaker 2: oh one out there and if you know Highway went,
Speaker 2: I think that's the coastal road, so it's well traveled.
Speaker 2: I can't be cheap, no, she said, I'm I'm putting
Speaker 2: myself out there. She said, she's a vintage clothes retailer.
Speaker 2: She must sell a lot old clothes. Just said, people
Speaker 2: be shocked if they knew how much this is costing me.
Speaker 2: And she just has these billboards on these digital you know,
Speaker 2: there's uh uh lit up things at Alternate Marylisa dot com.
Speaker 2: So she's set up her own website where you can
Speaker 2: go and basically she tells you about her and let's
Speaker 2: see I hate stories like this where you basically apply
Speaker 2: to be her boyfriend.
Speaker 1: You apply kind of the opportunity to possibly with her.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's she says, she's ready to land a man
Speaker 2: at all costs. So uh yeah, so she's got all
Speaker 2: these uh these billboards up and stuff. Now, So if
Speaker 2: you can't meet somebody through uh you know, an app
Speaker 2: that tells you you tell each other. It says right
Speaker 2: on there who you are, and what you like and
Speaker 2: what you don't like?
Speaker 1: Right interested in this? Not interested in this? Pretty cut
Speaker 1: and dry.
Speaker 2: So you put up a billboard that every Tom Dick
Speaker 2: and Harry nutbag crazy person in the world sees.
Speaker 1: Who do you think you're going to get? Nutbag Tom
Speaker 1: Dick and Harry's correct?
Speaker 2: And well one of the reasons I wanted to bring
Speaker 2: that up too is back when when Debon I were
Speaker 2: obviously very serious. I just hadn't popped the question yet.
Speaker 2: But h her her dear late mother. So it was
Speaker 2: I forget which the local jewelry uh store was, or
Speaker 2: chain or whatever, but put up a billboard, that's all.
Speaker 2: It's one of those add to it, you know. And
Speaker 2: all that said was marry me, Debbie, okay, And uh
Speaker 2: so her mom saw that, it was like, oh my god,
Speaker 2: you didn't Is that she just call a debout? Making
Speaker 2: a needless to say, every one of her that's what
Speaker 2: she was still working a channel nine.
Speaker 1: Every one of he? And where was it that you
Speaker 1: said it was?
Speaker 2: There were a couple of them around town, just said,
Speaker 2: marry me, Debbie.
Speaker 1: Now knowing you like I know you. You obviously didn't
Speaker 1: do it, but you've tried to pass it off like
Speaker 1: you did.
Speaker 22: Of course.
Speaker 1: Oh man, the amount of money I spent on this, so.
Speaker 5: Yes or not?
Speaker 1: That's funny.
Speaker 2: But yeah, her her mom went. Guy got there for
Speaker 2: a couple of minutes, and it took she really had
Speaker 2: to talk her to really talk her down going. I'm
Speaker 2: pretty sure I know him well enough to know that
Speaker 2: that's not his style. Had eighty his styles.
Speaker 5: You never know what him.
Speaker 1: He's crazy. How do you get along with the mother
Speaker 1: in law?
Speaker 2: I got along with a great, wonderful good.
Speaker 4: It's always good. I get along great with my mother
Speaker 4: in law. Yeah, but what's not the like between the
Speaker 4: two of us? Yes, here exactly. I don't give him
Speaker 4: any any ammunition to hate us, right.
Speaker 20: We'll see it.
Speaker 2: There was I always and I'm sure you were the
Speaker 2: same way I always tried to flirt. Is the wrong
Speaker 2: eyed it was? It would be the wrong way to
Speaker 2: put it. Put a little lacquer on that way. There
Speaker 2: you Goin't none wrong with that?
Speaker 11: Well?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 2: And uh amp it up a little right, Yeah, And
Speaker 2: I put a little extra on it perfectly described treat
Speaker 2: it nice. The one well I got to we had
Speaker 2: gotten to know each other real well, and that when
Speaker 2: I first met her just couldn't cook a lick. I
Speaker 2: mean I I would bring her to my house and cook,
Speaker 2: and I can't. I can't cook. But I could grill
Speaker 2: a piece of chicken, and yeah that could by I
Speaker 2: could put us together a little dinner and can get
Speaker 2: a little wine.
Speaker 7: Who cares?
Speaker 2: But uh she called or no she that was on
Speaker 2: my phone at my house talking to her mom, And
Speaker 2: I said, can I talk to you? Can I tug
Speaker 2: your mom for a second. She's like yeah, sure. And
Speaker 2: I had met her once or twice before that, and Uh,
Speaker 2: I like, hey, Linda, what's going on? She's nothing? What's
Speaker 2: up with you? I said, Can I just ask you something?
Speaker 10: Uh?
Speaker 7: Your daughter?
Speaker 2: Now, when she was living at home, did she ever
Speaker 2: just accidentally walk through the kitchen on her way to
Speaker 2: the garage to get in the car or anything of
Speaker 2: that nature. She obviously hasn't spent any time there. She's
Speaker 2: like at first, she was like they did start of laughing.
Speaker 2: It's like, oh, you're right.
Speaker 1: Neck, yeah, of course of course. But but is she
Speaker 1: is she learned over the years to cook. Well, she
Speaker 1: passed away a few years ago. No, I mean, but
Speaker 1: but but oh yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah yeah yeah no she uh.
Speaker 8: She uh.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to think of when she turned the corner.
Speaker 2: She did actually, because I used to give her so
Speaker 2: much crap about it.
Speaker 4: She see, that's good. That's where, in a way, embarrassment
Speaker 4: can can force you to get good up.
Speaker 2: The bad news for her is I used to try
Speaker 2: to cook. Now I don't try to cook it all right, Hey,
Speaker 2: you want something, knug yourself out, that's it.
Speaker 4: If if you want to get out of doing something,
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Speaker 4: don't like mopping the floor, just you know, just don't
Speaker 4: ever show any little inclination at your You can even
Speaker 4: do it remotely and then you'll.
Speaker 1: Never have to do it.
Speaker 2: What does this toilet rush to? I have no idea.
Speaker 1: Gods, where do I put it, what do I do? Yeah?
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Speaker 4: One of the issues with trying to eat healthy is
Speaker 4: eating healthy in my experience, means one of two things
Speaker 4: or both. It's either very time consuming or very expensive
Speaker 4: or both. So do you have pj any any thoughts
Speaker 4: on some ways we can eat healthy without breaking the bank?
Speaker 26: Yeah, Rock, those are great points, because you know, hunger
Speaker 26: and budget are two of the biggest reasons people quit
Speaker 26: with with weight loss plans. And the reality is, you know,
Speaker 26: is the average person is over pain for underfilling low
Speaker 26: protein food. So again, going back to what you open with,
Speaker 26: what most people get wrong with trying to lose weight
Speaker 26: is that they think they need to eat clean or
Speaker 26: organic or spend three hundred dollars a week at some
Speaker 26: you know boutique grocery store, and really the truth is
Speaker 26: you need to just be full, satisfied and not go broke.
Speaker 26: So today what I'm gonna do, guys, I'm going to
Speaker 26: kind of give you the best bang for your buck
Speaker 26: foods for weight loss based on calories, protein, fiber, and
Speaker 26: certainly cost.
Speaker 2: So let's just kind of start at the top of
Speaker 2: my list here.
Speaker 26: Number one on my list, the top budget friendly, high
Speaker 26: impact foods would be eggs and egg whites. You know,
Speaker 26: you have a great protein to price race there. They're versatile,
Speaker 26: they're easy to prep. You know, you can add egg
Speaker 26: whites to your whole eggs and that's going to give
Speaker 26: you a higher volume of food for lower calories. So
Speaker 26: you know, you really can't go wrong with it with
Speaker 26: egg and egg whites. And I put can tuna and
Speaker 26: canned salmon pretty high on my list as well. You're
Speaker 26: looking at about one dollar per can there for twenty
Speaker 26: to thirty grands of protein, and you know also that
Speaker 26: that's clearly going to be shelf stable.
Speaker 7: Always can have it on hand.
Speaker 26: You can add that stuff to salads or wraps or
Speaker 26: rice bowls, whatever you like, So you can't go wrong
Speaker 26: with good old fashioned you know meathead, can tuna or
Speaker 26: canned salmon.
Speaker 4: By the way I lived off I lived off of
Speaker 4: in college of can tuna and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I seriously did diet and I both didn't go
Speaker 2: wrong with tuna man and Gator pros.
Speaker 4: Those the weight, you know, the weight gaining drinks from
Speaker 4: the from the locker room, that's it.
Speaker 26: Absolutely, I've been there, trust me, I remember those days well.
Speaker 7: To this day, I can't eat cantuna.
Speaker 2: Exactly exactly. I don't eat anymore because I had it
Speaker 2: so many times.
Speaker 26: From a you know, but look from a cost efficiency perspective,
Speaker 26: you really can't go wrong with it for the amount
Speaker 26: of protein that you get. And similarly, guys like ninety
Speaker 26: plus like lean ground turkey or lean ground beef bott
Speaker 26: and bulk. That's often going to be cheaper per gram
Speaker 26: of protein than chicken breast, which can be quite expensive.
Speaker 26: You know, ground turkey, it's really quick to cook, it's
Speaker 26: very lean, which makes it meal prep friendly. You can
Speaker 26: make taco bowls out of it, meat sauce, stuff, peppers,
Speaker 26: so Lean ground turkey, lean ground beef always a good option.
Speaker 26: Frozen chicken tender loins or chicken thighs going to be
Speaker 26: cheaper than fresh fresh and they last forever. You can
Speaker 26: throw them in an air fry or a crock pot,
Speaker 26: season them up however you like quickly. Number five on
Speaker 26: my list will be non fat greek yogurt. You're looking
Speaker 26: at ninety to one hundred calories of serving, fifteen to
Speaker 26: eighting grams of protein. You can add that again versatile.
Speaker 26: You can add it to berries, you know, make protein
Speaker 26: sludge out of it, add cinnamon to it.
Speaker 7: There's a lot of ways that you can. You know,
Speaker 7: you can jazz up greek yogurt.
Speaker 26: Cottage cheese not my favorite thing due to the texture,
Speaker 26: but a lot of people love it. You can't argue
Speaker 26: with the protein content. You're looking at twenty five grams
Speaker 26: per cup. Again inexpensive. You can pair it up with fruit,
Speaker 26: you can mix it into your eggs, you can eat
Speaker 26: it on toast. So cottage cheese is a great option.
Speaker 26: And then protein powder, which I've talked about before many times,
Speaker 26: way or plant based, really good in terms of value.
Speaker 26: A dollar to a dollar fifty per serving for twenty
Speaker 26: you know, twenty twenty five grams of protein.
Speaker 7: Pretty darn good.
Speaker 26: You can mix that with water, milk, yogurt, oats, put
Speaker 26: in smoothies. You know, you can then use that to
Speaker 26: hit your protein goal for the day without having to
Speaker 26: cook anything. And then quickly, let's talk about carbs real quick.
Speaker 26: You cannot go wrong with rice, potatoes, and oats. These
Speaker 26: are very high volume, lower calorie carbohydrates, which means you're
Speaker 26: going to get more food per calorie, and they are
Speaker 26: dirt cheap, and you know you need carbs for energy
Speaker 26: and stay satiated when dieting. My honorable mentions guys, frozen
Speaker 26: veggies always a great option, always available, minimum minimal waste.
Speaker 26: If they come in a microwave bag, there's zero effort there.
Speaker 26: Those are great. And then other honorable mentions string cheese,
Speaker 26: low carb tortillas, rotisserie chicken. If it's on sale, like
Speaker 26: at Costco, you can sometimes get those things for six bucks,
Speaker 26: always a great idea. Canned beans, great idea if you're
Speaker 26: looking for a snack. Popcorn. Again, all these things are
Speaker 26: are pretty good on price, high volume, higher protein, higher
Speaker 26: fiber options.
Speaker 1: And that's the thing PJ is. All those things are
Speaker 1: you know, they're they're good for you. They don't taste bad.
Speaker 1: But but look, they don't.
Speaker 4: They don't have they don't taste the way a lot
Speaker 4: of the fattening foods do, which is well probably why
Speaker 4: people don't really choose them. But you know, yeah, if
Speaker 4: you can have a little bit of a little bit
Speaker 4: of discipline, a little bit of spartan and you need
Speaker 4: to say, hey, look, you know I'm gonna you know
Speaker 4: I can. I can still do this and eat healthy
Speaker 4: and have a good meal without breaking the bank.
Speaker 1: It's it's possible.
Speaker 26: Yeah, and rocket here's the other thing about kind of
Speaker 26: piggybacking off that people are kind of under the illusion
Speaker 26: that every meal they have, even if they're trying to
Speaker 26: lose weight, needs to be like, hey man, it's explosion
Speaker 26: of flavor in your mouth, or like this five star
Speaker 26: Michelin rated type of meal. That's just not practical, right.
Speaker 26: I mean, some of these foods are going to be
Speaker 26: boring and basic, but they're nutrient dens, they're on the
Speaker 26: less expensive side, they're easily prepared, and if you want
Speaker 26: to again, if you want to jazz up any of
Speaker 26: these ingredients here, low and no calorie condiments and seasonings,
Speaker 26: hot sauce, mustard, salsa, ranch powder or anything, but the
Speaker 26: bagel season. All these type of things can keep these
Speaker 26: these relatively boring foods you know, a little bit more
Speaker 26: more flavorful and a little bit more interesting. But this
Speaker 26: idea that you know, every meal you have have to
Speaker 26: just be this amazing culinary experience that's so flavorful.
Speaker 7: If you're trying to lose weight, that's just not practical.
Speaker 26: I mean you'll you'll pull your hair out and or
Speaker 26: go broke trying to make recipes like that.
Speaker 7: You got to keep it really, really simple and straightforward.
Speaker 4: I mean throughout most and by most I mean probably
Speaker 4: ninety five percent of human history, people weren't necessarily enjoying
Speaker 4: every meal or most meals. It was like, you hate
Speaker 4: to live, sustenance a life, and I'm hungry, I need
Speaker 4: something and it's pretty good for me, so I'll eat it.
Speaker 4: But yeah, it's just and you've talked about this before, PJ,
Speaker 4: just the how recently there's so many flavor filled options
Speaker 4: of this and that, and usually that means a lot
Speaker 4: of empty calories.
Speaker 26: So yeah, but we're at the point that we're at
Speaker 26: the point now guys, like people can't even drink like
Speaker 26: normal water. Oh you have to flavor. It was something,
Speaker 26: or it's got to be a Seltzer water or you know,
Speaker 26: raspberry flavored. They got to put neo drops in it.
Speaker 26: It's like people just can't drink good old fashioned drink water.
Speaker 2: With adam zo.
Speaker 22: Uh.
Speaker 2: But let me ask you, PJ. You mentioned potatoes, and
Speaker 2: and I'm just just to kind of backtrack a little bit.
Speaker 2: Where did patalo Where did potatoes get the bad rep
Speaker 2: that potatoes had for the long I do?
Speaker 12: Is it?
Speaker 2: Because I mean I would just assume because when you
Speaker 2: tend to eat a potato, they got sour cream and
Speaker 2: butter and bacon bits and all kinds of crap and
Speaker 2: cheese on there and stuff. I mean, potato is fine, right.
Speaker 26: I mean, this is the whole this is the whole
Speaker 26: period of history to word carbohydrates for the devil. So
Speaker 26: any potatoes, rice, oats, bread, anything that contained a carbohydrate
Speaker 26: was considered just absolute poison. It's gonna spike your insulin,
Speaker 26: You're gonna store it all his body fat, which is
Speaker 26: absolute hogshed potato. If you look, if you look at
Speaker 26: the most satiating foods in existence, and they rank this stuff.
Speaker 26: Good old fashioned white potato is number one on the list.
Speaker 26: It's the most satiating food you can possibly have. And
Speaker 26: again you get a high volume of potatoes for very
Speaker 26: low calories. There's no reason to fear carbohydrates. Carbohydrates don't
Speaker 26: make you fat. Too many calories make you fat, period.
Speaker 26: So potatoes are going to be your friend on a
Speaker 26: weight loss journey if you're trying to shed some pounds
Speaker 26: PG on my Instagram reel.
Speaker 4: Recently, some some things have popped up on some creative
Speaker 4: ways to do things with Greek yogurt with like where
Speaker 4: you you mix it with some protein powder, you freeze it,
Speaker 4: you put a little like dark chocolate on it, and
Speaker 4: it's it's almost like a like a dessert, like a
Speaker 4: pop popsicle kind of thing.
Speaker 1: I may try it, I probably won't, but look pretty good.
Speaker 7: So, guys, I said this before.
Speaker 26: One of my staple kind of foundational meals is I
Speaker 26: mix like plain non fat Greek yogurt with some type
Speaker 26: of a protein powder. It could be chocolate, it could
Speaker 26: be vanilla or whatever, and you just mix all that together.
Speaker 26: It kind of creates like an icing. And then I'll
Speaker 26: put like some some like fruit loops or something in
Speaker 26: there with it. So it's it's like a really nice
Speaker 26: dessert alternative, but it's got a ton of fiber, a
Speaker 26: ton of protein, a fair amount of.
Speaker 7: Fiber, relatively low calorie. So yeah, you can't. You can't
Speaker 7: go wrong with that. I would incur everybody.
Speaker 26: The best thing I can tell anybody is if you
Speaker 26: want to succeed with weight loss, you need to come
Speaker 26: up with like five foundational meals.
Speaker 7: That you can put on repeat throughout the week.
Speaker 26: So you know, come up with two breakfast options and
Speaker 26: maybe three like interchangeable lunch and dinner options, and just
Speaker 26: kind of put these those meals on.
Speaker 7: Repeat throughout the week.
Speaker 26: Again, a lot of these foods that I just talked
Speaker 26: about can be included in those meals.
Speaker 7: And that's really yeah, that's really all it takes. You
Speaker 7: got to get.
Speaker 26: Comfortable with kind of eating the same type of things
Speaker 26: for the most part every day and having some structure
Speaker 26: with your eating because most people don't. Most people don't
Speaker 26: have these foundational meals. They wake up it's like, Okay,
Speaker 26: what am I going to eat today? You know, just
Speaker 26: keep it boring and basic. If you want a really
Speaker 26: good meal, you go out to eat a good restaurant
Speaker 26: four times a month. But other than that, you keep
Speaker 26: it simple, boring, basic, repeatable. All right with that, PJ,
Speaker 26: we will let you go. People want to find out more, buddy,
Speaker 26: we're going to go.
Speaker 8: Yep.
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Speaker 2: All right, PJ.
Speaker 4: Street, I keep it pretty pretty bland. Breakfast, lunch, bland,
Speaker 4: and dinner.
Speaker 2: Okay, well breakfast, you're still doing like the five or
Speaker 2: six eggs or whatever you do four eggs, three yogurt
Speaker 2: with blueberries and honey every morning right down. You never changed,
Speaker 2: I mean during the week, like on the weekend, maybe
Speaker 2: just because my wife makes something, or if I'm on
Speaker 2: the road, if I go out, if I'm on the road,
Speaker 2: I guarantee I find the closest first watch and I
Speaker 2: go there and I get the same thing from there
Speaker 2: every time.
Speaker 1: Is all right?
Speaker 2: Man, you don't go to the hotel breakfast all you
Speaker 2: can eat buffet thing and the really crap it is
Speaker 2: let us let us and rolls and like what they
Speaker 2: call scrambled eggs. Yea, here for about three or four hours,
Speaker 2: powdered eggs. Try to You've got to do a little
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Speaker 3: because and you've you've heard of Jack Daniels whiskey, right,
Speaker 3: I do believe I have some cross path a couple
Speaker 3: of times the same here.
Speaker 5: Well, I saw this.
Speaker 4: This is very interesting, So I guess for forty five years, yeah,
Speaker 4: forty five years they had Jack Daniel's Distilleries had this
Speaker 4: program with local farmers where they take you know, some
Speaker 4: of the you know, the the stillage which is the
Speaker 4: leftover corn rye barley and all that, and they just
Speaker 4: give it to local farmers to feed their cattle and
Speaker 4: this and that. Well, they're ending the program, I guess
Speaker 4: as of now, and they're gonna partner with this energy company.
Speaker 1: I guess. You know, they found a way to.
Speaker 2: Instead of giving this stuff away, they're gonna sell it.
Speaker 2: They're gonna sell it. Of course, you've gotta monetize, of course.
Speaker 4: According to reports from local news outlets, Paniced livestock farmers
Speaker 4: are already selling their land out of fear they won't
Speaker 4: be able to afford operations moving forward without the free
Speaker 4: cattle feed program from Jack Daniels.
Speaker 1: Now that's kind of your your fault.
Speaker 4: And that's the problem with entitlements, right like, as soon
Speaker 4: that they become like just a way of life and
Speaker 4: you're accepted. Right if if there's a free newspaper on
Speaker 4: my door month after month after month, then all of
Speaker 4: a sudden it isn't there.
Speaker 1: I'm like, where where's my newspaper? I'm you know, what's
Speaker 1: going on here?
Speaker 4: And so now these farmers have just written that whole
Speaker 4: cost of feeding my cattle out of their budget for
Speaker 4: four decades, those margin, and now it's coming back on.
Speaker 4: So yeah, it's I mean again, I mean, Jack Daniels
Speaker 4: doesn't owe them free stuff.
Speaker 2: They're doing all that kindness of their heart.
Speaker 4: But I guess you know, if you can make something
Speaker 4: to help your profits of your company, of course you
Speaker 4: owe the shareholders and everybody to do it.
Speaker 1: So uh so thought that was that was interesting.
Speaker 4: Speaking with more, County farmer Trey Holtz share a story
Speaker 4: of how he has been driving to the Jack Daniels
Speaker 4: distill oer in Lynchburg, Tennessee to receive the liquid gold
Speaker 4: that is the runoff during the distillation process.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 4: They can use the runoff made of corn, wheat barley
Speaker 4: to feed the cows, pigs, horses of their livestock. And again,
Speaker 4: this has been going on for forty five years. Have
Speaker 4: been at three hundred and sixty five days a year.
Speaker 4: Multiply that by forty five. That's how many days I've
Speaker 4: hauled this stuff from Jack Daniel's ascillary. Damn every day
Speaker 4: of his life for forty five years.
Speaker 2: Don't don't the cows and stuff get drunk?
Speaker 1: I thought the same thing, But I I just I
Speaker 1: think that that's.
Speaker 2: Sisky drunk cattle robe in the countryside. Yeah, man, man,
Speaker 2: that's the key. Well, isn't the uh the the the
Speaker 2: kobe beef? Do they give the cows saki or they
Speaker 2: rubbed saki.
Speaker 1: On the onto.
Speaker 2: I thought it was beer, or maybe it's who knows
Speaker 2: saki and there as much of that stuff costs, they're
Speaker 2: probably rubbing, you know, freaking domp hearing on exactly with that,
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Speaker 2: So Rock, I don't know where part of California this
Speaker 2: is Victorville, doesn't really say where it's at. But one day,
Speaker 2: this was a couple of weeks ago, a nine caller
Speaker 2: called police saying that they found a teddy bear believed
Speaker 2: to be wrapped in human skin at a Victorville gas station,
Speaker 2: so the it was an Arco station. The police immediately responded.
Speaker 2: The police cordon off the Arco station with caution tape
Speaker 2: came in. The coroner's office was called to the scene
Speaker 2: to inspect the gruesome looking bear. It looked like it
Speaker 2: is indeed covered in human skin. Well it's not.
Speaker 22: Uh.
Speaker 2: There's a guy who sells these dolls on Etsy.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Uh uh. His name is a he self proclaimed horror artist,
Speaker 2: Robert Kelly says, I'm just trying to keep up with
Speaker 2: all this stuff. We had nothing to do with this,
Speaker 2: making a prank or anything. We made the bear and
Speaker 2: shipped it up as an Etsy order and that was
Speaker 2: it of us.
Speaker 1: I can get a let me do it.
Speaker 2: I give you, I mean, I tell you it.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 2: It looks pretty nasty.
Speaker 1: Eh, it does.
Speaker 2: It looks would want that it looks like a skinned
Speaker 2: animal of some sort that it.
Speaker 1: Didn't even look like a bear. It looks like a
Speaker 1: like a skinned hog.
Speaker 2: Right, it does. It looks like like it could be
Speaker 2: a skinned pretty much any animal. It totally looks real.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 2: So he's a He calls himself on his Facebook ad
Speaker 2: a purveyor of the perverse manipulator of macabre, a developer
Speaker 2: of the Diabolical and maker of masks. So I guess
Speaker 2: he makes all that kind of stuff. You can get
Speaker 2: yourself one of these human skinned teddy bears for about
Speaker 2: one hundred and sixty five bucks. It's a lot of
Speaker 2: money for a bear that looks like a like it's
Speaker 2: dead animal that's been like it's spit skinned. But hey,
Speaker 2: the man, there's something for everybody out there. I guess
Speaker 2: that's what we've learned. There's something people like to collect,
Speaker 2: and sometimes things get hot and take off. So he
Speaker 2: said he sold over thirty one hundred items. He said
Speaker 2: he's made an estimated thirty three hundred dollars just off
Speaker 2: of the bear cells alone, So I'm sure that that
Speaker 2: didn't hurt his his flow.
Speaker 4: Speaking of odd things that you never would think would
Speaker 4: would make a lot of money. But there's in that
Speaker 4: water called liquid death.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's water. I know, like when you see it,
Speaker 1: you're like, oh, is that like a like a jagger
Speaker 1: bomb or that's right.
Speaker 2: I thought the same thing. I thought it was some
Speaker 2: kind of like super powerful like malt liquor or something. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but the guy just you know, made it, said it's
Speaker 2: a catchy name. People will kind of look into it and.
Speaker 1: I don't get it. I've never had one. I assume
Speaker 1: it tastes like water.
Speaker 7: But yeah, that's it.
Speaker 2: Well, there were a few.
Speaker 1: It shows the power of branding.
Speaker 2: Oh sure, you know of what a good looking label
Speaker 2: looks like, and what a good message and a good
Speaker 2: you know, something that just kind of hits all the
Speaker 2: points of people's emotions.
Speaker 1: So it's water.
Speaker 2: Well, uh, I'm look at you don't think that. I
Speaker 2: think about it when you were seventeen, eighteen years old
Speaker 2: and you saw a can of the in the you know,
Speaker 2: pop section at the UDF, and you were like, okay,
Speaker 2: coke PEPSI that mount dew liquid death.
Speaker 1: Liquid death?
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, yeah, I feel that made me feel tough, right, Yeah.
Speaker 1: I was thinking at the other day.
Speaker 4: I was like, if you'd you know, I'm sure the
Speaker 4: guy who who invented this, who I'm sure making a
Speaker 4: lot of money now, I hope he kept a rollerdx
Speaker 4: of people that said that will never work because there's
Speaker 4: no way it should.
Speaker 1: But good for him.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm sure he probably told somebody I'm putting on
Speaker 2: a product called liquid death, and they're like, good, luck.
Speaker 1: Good luck.
Speaker 2: I'm sure people want to drink that and now liquid
Speaker 2: laughing all the way to the bank on that one,
Speaker 2: all the way to the bank. Yeah, another news that
Speaker 2: you know, who doesn't like a good kind of revenge story. Well,
Speaker 2: you know this one didn't turn on exactly the way
Speaker 2: I think these folks thought it would. So this is
Speaker 2: in Maryland, and long story short, there is a baseball
Speaker 2: field and it's like a semi pro kind of situation,
Speaker 2: but it's right next to a firehouse, a fire station. Okay,
Speaker 2: so what happened was in this silver spring Maryland.
Speaker 4: You know, you have to imagine over the course of time,
Speaker 4: the station is getting hit with a lot of hit
Speaker 4: with a lot of baseballs and stuff kind of thing, right,
Speaker 4: So they probably just got sick of it. Well, two
Speaker 4: firefighters are now facing criminal charges after a the summer
Speaker 4: League team was forced to cancel their game after it
Speaker 4: was somehow drenched in water. They take the took the
Speaker 4: fire hoses out to the field and just soaked them
Speaker 4: so they had to.
Speaker 1: Cancel the game.
Speaker 2: The old Bull Durham treatment.
Speaker 1: Never seen that movie. They turned the sprinklers on.
Speaker 4: This one, like they assume that they just took the
Speaker 4: fire hoses out there and just drenched the field. And
Speaker 4: now again that's it's in proximity to it, so it's right.
Speaker 4: There had to be something like, hey, there was an
Speaker 4: agreement you're not allowed to play today and you did,
Speaker 4: so we're gonna show you kind of thing. But yeah,
Speaker 4: they're facing federal or criminal charge. Is after trying to
Speaker 4: get back at him.
Speaker 2: Well you didn't really think it through, now, did you,
Speaker 2: with the let's see, where is there a place water
Speaker 2: at come that much water in that short period of time?
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, yes, yes, but yeah you're right. How they
Speaker 1: thought they were going to get away with that, I
Speaker 1: don't know.
Speaker 2: So Rock, we're being left behind where you and I
Speaker 2: are troglodides in the age of the modern man. Explain
Speaker 2: we don't multitask enough, my friend. Apparently the latest and
Speaker 2: multitasking for young adults. See I didn't say gen z
Speaker 2: that time, but young adults we knew who you were
Speaker 2: talking to is uh is multitasking And by that I
Speaker 2: mean people are now using you know, you get the
Speaker 2: close captioning on your TV. Even they can be they're hearing,
Speaker 2: is fine. They're using closed captioning so they can do
Speaker 2: other things.
Speaker 8: Wow.
Speaker 2: Now see that seems anti opposite of what I would
Speaker 2: think if I'm listening to something, I hear it, if
Speaker 2: we close cappening, you actually actually you have to look
Speaker 2: at it. You have to look exactly that would draw
Speaker 2: you back into it. By the way, my sister was
Speaker 2: the first person I discovered doing this.
Speaker 4: I was ot her house and like the TV was
Speaker 4: on a close caption, like, hey, give me the remote,
Speaker 4: Like somehow your closed caption got turned on.
Speaker 1: She's I know that's how we watch TV.
Speaker 2: I'm like, what's Yeah, I just you know, sometimes and
Speaker 2: I do understand her, Like sometimes in movies if something's like,
Speaker 2: you know, dark or whatever, like you can't I can't
Speaker 2: hear what they're saying. Yeah, I can't see that. I
Speaker 2: haven't gone back and rerun something, so I said I didn't.
Speaker 2: I do not understand what they're saying.
Speaker 4: I had never heard of this until Yeah, it was
Speaker 4: about a year ago. And she's like, oh, yeah, we
Speaker 4: do it all the time. I'm like, huh, okay, she was.
Speaker 4: Maybe I don't think she was doing it to maybe
Speaker 4: she was doing the multitask.
Speaker 2: Everybody's look, there's probably not many people out there that
Speaker 2: just still singularly sit there and watch TV without also
Speaker 2: scrolling something on their phone.
Speaker 7: So guilty.
Speaker 4: Now, all the research will tell you that there's no
Speaker 4: actually no such thing as multitask, and you're actually doing
Speaker 4: two things at fifty percent.
Speaker 2: I agree with that. Let's face it, man, I'm I
Speaker 2: was never one of those people in high school kind
Speaker 2: of all the way back through anything to do with school.
Speaker 2: I couldn't sit there with headphones on listening to music
Speaker 2: and pretend to read a book or study or do
Speaker 2: homework or what.
Speaker 4: So every kid told their dads so I could listen
Speaker 4: to music. But actually no, I did not help at all.
Speaker 2: Right, I just get lost in the music or you know,
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna unless you have one of those you
Speaker 2: know you're listening to, like the vibe music. You know
Speaker 2: what I'm saying that, Oh.
Speaker 13: I live that.
Speaker 4: I put that on sometimes a sleep I'll go through
Speaker 4: spells where I can't fall asleep and I'll put that
Speaker 4: at sleep music on.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, it's nice.
Speaker 2: See I I did that one time and a couple
Speaker 2: of years ago when I was had an overnight in
Speaker 2: the hospital with my with the ulcer thing, and I
Speaker 2: did find that on the TV channel in the hospital.
Speaker 7: They did have one of those ambient ambient.
Speaker 2: Sound and it was I forget what it was, just
Speaker 2: white noise or if it was ocean or something like.
Speaker 8: That, I forget.
Speaker 1: Usually it's like a like a like a soft hum. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I see. And sometimes it's like a waterfall that.
Speaker 2: Well exactly, I just be the man, like like I've
Speaker 2: heard the ones with like light drizzle on a tin
Speaker 2: roof and all that type of thing. But all I
Speaker 2: do is sit there and and think about it, right,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I like the sleep ambient music.
Speaker 2: Good the music or the sounds.
Speaker 1: You just like the z it's like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like a humming kind of soft kind of
Speaker 2: hum sort of thing that's going on. Like that I
Speaker 2: hympnotize you a little bit or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, something like that. Yeah, I get there's all kinds
Speaker 1: of signs behind it, but it kind of works.
Speaker 2: Whatever works, man works. Results driven with that, we check
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Speaker 4: It's almost kind of like college where there's like, no
Speaker 4: just super dominant team, certainly not two of them. I
Speaker 4: guess you make the argument the bills are probably the best,
Speaker 4: but a lot of parody, and I think that means
Speaker 4: lots of money to be made or not.
Speaker 2: Let's talk to the guy who knows better than we,
Speaker 2: our good friend, Jason Hobbins, sports editor from The Inquirer
Speaker 2: Cincinnati dot com and Jays how we doing, man.
Speaker 5: Doing great?
Speaker 22: Beautiful day here to start October and ready to get
Speaker 22: after it.
Speaker 2: How we do last week?
Speaker 8: Not great today?
Speaker 22: The weather today is way better than what we did
Speaker 22: last weekend only won two games, ended up losing a
Speaker 22: couple of units. But you know what, that's fine. It
Speaker 22: was our first losing week of the season and we'll
Speaker 22: get back in the win.
Speaker 8: Calm this week.
Speaker 4: There you go, It's a it's a marathon, not a
Speaker 4: sprint absolutely. All right, let's go ahead and go with
Speaker 4: that game tonight, the Niners at the Rams. Pretty interesting
Speaker 4: matchup teams with a little bit of a little bit
Speaker 4: of historied rivalry to him.
Speaker 22: Yeah, this is this is the mash Unit Bowl tonight.
Speaker 22: With so many injuries for the forty nine ers and
Speaker 22: some decent injuries to the Rams too, I'm gonna have
Speaker 22: to go with LA on this one. I just I
Speaker 22: like Sean mcvay's ability to, no matter who he has
Speaker 22: at what positions, scheme up better than almost anyone else
Speaker 22: in the NFL. So I'm gonna go Rams minus the
Speaker 22: points in.
Speaker 4: The points by the are eight and a half. That's
Speaker 4: a pretty it's a pretty big line. You're pretty confident
Speaker 4: in the Rams.
Speaker 8: I am.
Speaker 22: It opened at seven and a half, and all of
Speaker 22: the sharps in Vegas put so much money down at seven.
Speaker 8: And a half that it moved eight.
Speaker 22: And I heard from a guy that I know that
Speaker 22: he'd still bet it even if it got the ten
Speaker 22: and a half. So look for a double digit victory
Speaker 22: for the Rams tonight.
Speaker 2: All right, Let's move on to Sunday and start with
Speaker 2: that game in London with the Vikings. And Browns and
Speaker 2: a surprising situation the Vikes. The last light line I
Speaker 2: saw was Vikes by three and a half. Considering that
Speaker 2: the Browns have a new quarterback they're gonna start.
Speaker 22: Yeah, terrible spot to put Dylan Gabriel in, in my opinion,
Speaker 22: that's what I'm thinking, gonna You're gonna start him against
Speaker 22: the defense that pressures the quarterback the most in the NFL.
Speaker 22: I don't like this at all for the Browns. Their
Speaker 22: defense should keep them in it, especially with what we
Speaker 22: saw at the Carson Wentz last week against Pittsburgh. But
Speaker 22: don't I don't see any way that putting a third
Speaker 22: round pick who's only maybe six foot tall, probably five
Speaker 22: ten and a half in against that defense, I don't see.
Speaker 8: How that works out at all for the Browns.
Speaker 1: All right, another game here, the Broncos.
Speaker 2: Coming off the lasting of the Bengals, they played the
Speaker 2: Philadelphia Eagles.
Speaker 4: Now you could say the Eagles again. They're four and zero,
Speaker 4: But it's been kind of a weird thing.
Speaker 31: I saw.
Speaker 4: They didn't did not complete a pass in the second
Speaker 4: half of the game last week. Kind of a weird
Speaker 4: team where sometimes you watch them and they look awful,
Speaker 4: but they still keep winning.
Speaker 1: So what do you got in this? And I'm seeing
Speaker 1: Eagles minus three and a half?
Speaker 22: Yeah, So this is why spreads exist. The Eagles are
Speaker 22: one of the best teams in football by record, obviously,
Speaker 22: but their offense has not figured it out yet. And
Speaker 22: against the spread, they're the same as the Bengals. They're
Speaker 22: one to three. So I'm going to take the Eagles
Speaker 22: to not cover again because I don't think they figure
Speaker 22: it out. I don't know what's going on there. Nick
Speaker 22: Sirianni's an offensive guy, they have a new coordinator and
Speaker 22: they just haven't figured it out. They're great in the trenches,
Speaker 22: but I don't trust them to cover anything right now?
Speaker 2: Wow, how about that total? Last I saw forty three
Speaker 2: and a half?
Speaker 22: Yeah, I'm going over on that. I mean, the way
Speaker 22: the NFL is structured, Now, you give me anything more
Speaker 22: than or anything less than fifty, I'm probably going over
Speaker 22: in most games unless we're talking about two absolutely futrid offenses.
Speaker 1: Okay, very good.
Speaker 2: How about Texans at Ravens Now?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Is there a reason why I'm surprised? Guys? I see
Speaker 2: the Texans favorite this game.
Speaker 22: Lamar Jackson is so Coach Harball is not exactly being
Speaker 22: forthright right now. And Lamar Jackson is a very very
Speaker 22: very questionable player this week with that hamstring issue. Very
Speaker 22: he hasn't said doubtful as the injury designation.
Speaker 8: It's it's still been questionable.
Speaker 22: But the people in Vegas, the book makers, I'm guessing,
Speaker 22: don't think Lamar Jackson plays here. That's why Houston's favored. However,
Speaker 22: Houston's been a dumpster fire and I still believe that
Speaker 22: Baltimore is one of the best overall rosters. So I'm
Speaker 22: thinking Baltimore this one.
Speaker 4: Okay, Yeah, everyone will be watching, of course to see
Speaker 4: what the deal is with Lamar Jackson. How about Tampa
Speaker 4: Bay Bucks versus the Seahawks. I think you can make
Speaker 4: the argument to the Bucks are are doing some good
Speaker 4: things that I think they lost. Yeah, they lost last
Speaker 4: week to the Eagles, who are again an undefeated team.
Speaker 4: In the Seahawks, they beat Arizona. They made it interesting
Speaker 4: last week. I'm maybe more interesting than it should have been,
Speaker 4: but probably a team that could come out of that division.
Speaker 4: How are you seeing this and I'm seeing what Seahawks
Speaker 4: minus three and a half?
Speaker 22: Yeah, I like the Bucks in this spot. I don't
Speaker 22: necessarily like him to win out right, but to keep
Speaker 22: it within a field goal. I like that they play tough,
Speaker 22: They're good in the trenches, and Baker Mayfield's a gamer.
Speaker 22: He's never gonna get blown out. And I would take
Speaker 22: him all day long. And yeah, we'll go. We'll go
Speaker 22: plus three and a half on that.
Speaker 2: All right, One last Sunday game here, how about Commanders
Speaker 2: at the Chargers. Chargers by two and a half. I'm
Speaker 2: saying with an over of forty eight.
Speaker 1: That's big.
Speaker 22: Yeah, So the start with you over under. I had said,
Speaker 22: if you give me anything less than fifty, I'd probably
Speaker 22: take the over.
Speaker 8: I'm going to go under in this game.
Speaker 22: Just because of the way that both of these teams
Speaker 22: play football and hardball in his career has owned when
Speaker 22: he plays against Cliff Kingsberry. So I'm going to take
Speaker 22: the Chargers and I'm going to take the under.
Speaker 1: Okay, very good.
Speaker 4: Well, before we get to the Bengals Lions, let's check
Speaker 4: out the the Monday night football game. Chiefs at the
Speaker 4: Lowly Jags. Chiefs are what two and two right now?
Speaker 4: I don't think they look near as dominant, of course,
Speaker 4: as they have in the past, but still a dangerous
Speaker 4: team got the best player in football, Patrick Mahomes, what
Speaker 4: are you seeing this one?
Speaker 22: So the Jags sneakily are tied for the best team
Speaker 22: in football against the spread. However, in this spot, Andy Reid,
Speaker 22: I think is just going to put on a master
Speaker 22: class of offense. The Jags defense is beat up a
Speaker 22: little bit, and I think it's gonna be enough to
Speaker 22: the Chiefs win by at least seven. So I'm gonna
Speaker 22: go Chiefs on this one, and I'm also probably gonna
Speaker 22: take the over.
Speaker 31: All.
Speaker 2: Right, Well, let's talk about the game of rock was
Speaker 2: referring to, and that would be Lions at Bengals. The
Speaker 2: latest line I saw Lion was ten and a half
Speaker 2: Your thoughts, Jason?
Speaker 8: All Right?
Speaker 22: So I'm gonna preface all this by saying the same
Speaker 22: guy that I mentioned earlier that I know in Vegas
Speaker 22: that helped set lines, he said that if he had
Speaker 22: to put an actual line on this of what he
Speaker 22: thinks is going to happen, it might be.
Speaker 8: Eighteen and a half or nineteen, Oh my god, And he.
Speaker 22: Did not rule out twenty. I don't think there's a chance.
Speaker 22: I don't think there's a snowballs chance.
Speaker 5: And you know where.
Speaker 8: The Bengals cover in this game.
Speaker 22: I just there's no evidence that this team is going
Speaker 22: to get within two scores of the Lions. The lines
Speaker 22: have been dominant on the offensive and defensive line. They
Speaker 22: have the most creative offense so far this year in
Speaker 22: the league. They're three and one against the spread. The
Speaker 22: Bengals are one and three and Cam Taylor Britt has
Speaker 22: been benched again. He was supposed to dB one. He's
Speaker 22: supposed to go up against the amen ross Na Brown
Speaker 22: and that the Bengals just I wish they'd figure it out.
Speaker 22: But gosh, that that Monday night game, there's nothing positive.
Speaker 22: You can't even take away a positive from Ryan Recal
Speaker 22: the way that he punted because he had two shanks.
Speaker 22: Like there's nothing in their entire three phases that you
Speaker 22: could point to.
Speaker 8: And say, all right, well that looks good.
Speaker 22: So I'm gonna take the Lions minus whatever the spread
Speaker 22: you want to give me, and I'm also gonna go
Speaker 22: over because I think the Lions might score forty points.
Speaker 1: Wow, And you're right.
Speaker 4: It's it's much easier to fix your season when there's
Speaker 4: like one or two problems. The Bengals have a bevy
Speaker 4: of problems. How about a college game, jas before we
Speaker 4: let you go, A big one for the Bearcats. Number
Speaker 4: fourteen Iowa State at UC, and I'm seeing Cincinnati minus
Speaker 4: one and a half, which is I think you know.
Speaker 4: The average person looks at and says, man, that's interesting
Speaker 4: since I was stayed. Is ranked fourteen for UC to
Speaker 4: be favored?
Speaker 8: Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 7: And here's the thing.
Speaker 22: Brendan Soarsby the last two games has been one of
Speaker 22: the best quarterbacks in the country. He led the Bearcats
Speaker 22: to that game winning drive against Kansas this past Saturday,
Speaker 22: and he just he finds guys and puts the ball
Speaker 22: on them, and the Bearcats are sneakily a really, really,
Speaker 22: really pesky team. So I definitely don't like the Bearcats
Speaker 22: not getting points here. I think Arizona State should win,
Speaker 22: but the fact that they came out minus one and
Speaker 22: a half tells me that the book makers think that
Speaker 22: Brendan Sowsby is going to be the difference maker in
Speaker 22: this game. Also, Dante Corleone should play this week. He's
Speaker 22: been out the past couple of games, got that nagging injury,
Speaker 22: but he should play this week. And when he's in there,
Speaker 22: he is a difference maker on the line. He's a
Speaker 22: game wreckers, the college version almost of a young Aaron Donald,
Speaker 22: where he can he can totally blow up any player doing,
Speaker 22: whether it's pass or run.
Speaker 8: So I like the Bearcats to win.
Speaker 22: I don't like one and a half. I'd take them
Speaker 22: on the money line. Spend the extra ten points or whatever,
Speaker 22: or spend the extra ten dollars, whatever it is. I
Speaker 22: think they're minus one fifteen, so that that's what I think,
Speaker 22: But we'll see. It's they used to have Nippitt Night
Speaker 22: was always famous because the Bearcats win night games. Now
Speaker 22: it's Nippit Noon. They always get these noon kickoffs, and
Speaker 22: it's weird.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well with that, Jason, well let me ask you who,
Speaker 2: because I haven't even seen any odds on it. Who
Speaker 2: is there a prohibitive favorite to win the World Series?
Speaker 2: Would it be Dodgers? I'm assuming I don't know.
Speaker 22: So right right now, after the Dodgers beat the Reds
Speaker 22: out of the in two games to sweep that series,
Speaker 22: it's the Phillies the Dodgers, and I believe the Brewers are.
Speaker 8: The prohibitive favorite. They had the.
Speaker 22: Best breakerd in baseball, and I mean, it's funny if
Speaker 22: you guys, look on social media. They played a practice
Speaker 22: game yesterday against themselves, a scrimmage, and they had their
Speaker 22: bullpen coach as the umpire, and it was hilarious when
Speaker 22: he was calling balls and strikes. But the video is
Speaker 22: out there on social media, so go check it out.
Speaker 1: Yes, I'll check that out.
Speaker 2: That sounds interesting, all right, Jason Hoffman as always a
Speaker 2: sports editor from the Inquirer Cincinnati dot com. We appreciate it, buddy.
Speaker 8: All right, thanks guys. Let's go make some money, all.
Speaker 1: Right, thanks Jays.
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Speaker 1: Cobey Diddy, what's see up to?
Speaker 2: What's going on with Puffy? The trial is coming to
Speaker 2: a close, I do believe, and here to discuss from
Speaker 2: ABC News, Peter Harlem Boose, Peter, what's the latest?
Speaker 31: Yeah, tomorrow morning, federal judge here in New York is
Speaker 31: going to decide how long Shawn Combe should spend in
Speaker 31: prison for his conviction on two prostitutions of later defenses.
Speaker 31: If you rewind a few months, Combe has got a
Speaker 31: split verdict after a month's long trial. That's something he celebrated.
Speaker 31: His team saw as a victory because he was acquitted
Speaker 31: on these more serious charges of such trafficking and racketeering,
Speaker 31: but only convicted on these lesser counts. Now they have
Speaker 31: to reckon with that, the fact that he was still
Speaker 31: convicted on two counts. Prosecutors want to send Combs away
Speaker 31: for eleven years. Combs's lawyers argue he should be able
Speaker 31: to go home by the end of this year.
Speaker 2: So, Peter, how you're seeing it's shaken out somewhere in
Speaker 2: the middle of that, in the middle of one and
Speaker 2: eleven years, or what are you.
Speaker 31: Saying, yeah, I think in all likelihood we're going to
Speaker 31: see something in between those two. It's really kind of
Speaker 31: a huge range between them. The federal sentencing guidelines say
Speaker 31: that about five to seven years is justified, but the
Speaker 31: judge's total discretion here. He can decide that that Combs's
Speaker 31: conduct either justifies or does not merit this long sentence.
Speaker 31: It's also notable because you know, Combs's lawyers have acknowledged
Speaker 31: that he's a violent individual, that he was caught on
Speaker 31: video being abusive to one of his ex girlfriends, that
Speaker 31: this was a problem that he had. They claim that
Speaker 31: it was because of romantic issues and drug abuse, etc.
Speaker 31: But they've acknowledged in court that he is a violent
Speaker 31: person or has been in the past, and that's kind
Speaker 31: of catching up to them now that they're arguing for
Speaker 31: this judge to release them immediately. The prosecutors are kind
Speaker 31: of turning that argument back on them, saying, hey, these
Speaker 31: defense lawyers can't go from arguing that he openly was
Speaker 31: a domestic abuser to a perfect individual when it's convenient
Speaker 31: for him. They're saying that he deserves a lengthy sentence
Speaker 31: because his victims are still in fear and because they
Speaker 31: say he's unrepented when it comes to his violations of
Speaker 31: the law.
Speaker 2: And Peter, what about this woman who would that you
Speaker 2: originally testified against him, his former girlfriend, and now she's
Speaker 2: defending him, saying that he should be allowed to go
Speaker 2: just go home.
Speaker 31: Yeah, this is interesting and I've never really seen anything
Speaker 31: like this. We saw this letter filed last night. This
Speaker 31: is someone that prosecutors originally identified as a victim. They
Speaker 31: originally wanted to call this woman to testify at trial
Speaker 31: against Colmbs, but it was a bit of a mystery
Speaker 31: why she went away, why she couldn't actually testify a trial,
Speaker 31: And today we kind of learned why. She claims that
Speaker 31: prosecutors basically forced her to thinking that she was a
Speaker 31: victim here and that she doesn't actually think she was
Speaker 31: a victim of either prostitution or sex trafficking. She's arguing
Speaker 31: that Comb should be able to go home immediately to
Speaker 31: his family.
Speaker 2: Well I'm real curious about that.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a pretty wild trial.
Speaker 2: It's one of those things where you know, as I
Speaker 2: was following it, just because there's he did a lot
Speaker 2: of things that were kind of gross and kind of
Speaker 2: it's like there wasn't against the law, you know. I mean,
Speaker 2: that's kind of what a lot of it seem to
Speaker 2: come down to. But certainly not a great guy at all.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 31: And one thing that I will flag that's kind of
Speaker 31: interesting that I've also not seen before. Just to give
Speaker 31: the highlights some of the defenses done. Apparently Combs has
Speaker 31: begun teaching a business management course in prison. As part
Speaker 31: of his defense here, they submitted his phillabus and a
Speaker 31: bunch of testimonials from a bunch of inmates who basically
Speaker 31: said how motivational did he is and how great he
Speaker 31: is as a teacher the class is. One syllabus, for example,
Speaker 31: was the titled successful people do what unsuccessful people do
Speaker 31: not do and kind of includes a bunch of platitudes
Speaker 31: like never give up and check your ego, but they're
Speaker 31: playing your ego.
Speaker 2: Good luck with that, right, Oh good God, bless him.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that's going to sway the judge,
Speaker 2: but I wish him the best son. Uh, well with
Speaker 2: the with that, Peter, we will let you go.
Speaker 8: Thanks so much, thanks for having me.
Speaker 2: Peter Harlembootze from ABC.
Speaker 1: How do not draw attention to yourself?
Speaker 8: By p Diddy see.
Speaker 2: This whole thing is so confused. I haven't really followed it.
Speaker 2: I just thought it was so cut and dryed he
Speaker 2: was toast.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I again, I I don't know the particulars of of
Speaker 4: law and all that, but I I just as I
Speaker 4: was following it. That's what the impression I got was, Okay, yeah,
Speaker 4: I did a lot of gross and you know, non
Speaker 4: savory things.
Speaker 1: But what's at what level of is that illegal?
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah, in a court of law kind of thing.
Speaker 2: I guess the argument was that he was forcing the
Speaker 2: women to do that stuff. But then this woman comes
Speaker 2: down and goes everybody was there forced.
Speaker 4: Like gun to your head, you got to come with me,
Speaker 4: or hey, i'm gonna I got a private jet. I'm
Speaker 4: gonna fly you up to you know, to Martha's vineyard
Speaker 4: and we're gonna have a part.
Speaker 1: Is that is that forcing somebody?
Speaker 2: I don't know or even something is like all right,
Speaker 2: you don't want to do this, Well, then you're cut
Speaker 2: off no more. You don't get to fly on the
Speaker 2: private jet to more of this vineyard anymore. Well, and
Speaker 2: that type of thing, I I ask you, ed, how
Speaker 2: many times did you transport a woman across state lines?
Speaker 1: For sex. I have to think about it, That's what
Speaker 1: I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I guess that because they wanted to learn, and I
Speaker 2: make them.
Speaker 1: That that's in the in the devil or in the
Speaker 1: details the devil.
Speaker 2: Generally, they went of their own volition. I will say that.
Speaker 2: I don't I don't remember. There might have been under
Speaker 2: the influence of a couple of glass of wine and hey,
Speaker 2: I got an idea, and I just go to the
Speaker 2: smokies and hang out in the mountains for a little bit,
Speaker 2: a little hillbilly golf.
Speaker 28: Uh.
Speaker 2: With that, we check in with traffic and weather, what
Speaker 2: is going on.