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That's 0:00:54.840 --> 0:00:56.390 where you can check us out on YouTube, watch us 0:00:56.430 --> 0:00:58.730 do the show, get involved with our question of the day. 0:00:58.750 --> 0:01:00.710 And if you want your voice heard, we love that. 0:01:00.770 --> 0:01:03.430 It's called a talkback, and it's easy. You just grab 0:01:03.450 --> 0:01:05.429 the iHeartRadio app, go straight to Real Radio, and use 0:01:05.450 --> 0:01:06.870 that mic to send your comment over to Jack, and 0:01:06.890 --> 0:01:07.630 we'll get you on the air. 0:01:07.850 --> 0:01:09.339 Superstar. 0:01:09.380 --> 0:01:10.120 Superstar indeed. 0:01:10.140 --> 0:01:11.640 Boy, I'm so glad you paid that bet off. 0:01:12.060 --> 0:01:15.899 Yeah, she was intimidating. She was aggro, dude. 0:01:15.920 --> 0:01:17.420 What are you talking about? 0:01:17.440 --> 0:01:21.520 Oh, you know exactly what we're talking about. Okay, so Suds, Pups, 0:01:21.560 --> 0:01:25.310 and Pints was a banana success. Oh, yeah. 0:01:25.350 --> 0:01:29.789 You people are amazing. Everybody who came out and donated. 0:01:29.810 --> 0:01:34.370 It was a gigantic bananas-level experience for everybody. 0:01:34.550 --> 0:01:35.450 It was perfect. 0:01:35.510 --> 0:01:36.990 I kept walking around to the end, and I go, wait, 0:01:37.110 --> 0:01:40.800 that was perfect, right? It was. Was there any reason 0:01:40.819 --> 0:01:41.820 for it not to be perfect? 0:01:41.860 --> 0:01:46.220 So good, man. What he's talking about is... During the 0:01:46.280 --> 0:01:49.880 dunk tank section of the day, which was the worst part. 0:01:50.000 --> 0:01:53.390 I mean, nobody really signed up. Nobody was interested. 0:01:53.590 --> 0:01:56.450 Yeah, there was no crowd gathered around. 0:01:56.470 --> 0:01:58.430 It was pretty much me in the back lot of 0:01:58.470 --> 0:01:59.210 a parking lot. 0:01:59.250 --> 0:02:01.850 Yeah, exactly. All by your widow wants them. 0:02:02.190 --> 0:02:05.260 So this young lady named Caroline and her father were there. Oh, 0:02:05.280 --> 0:02:05.920 that's right. 0:02:05.960 --> 0:02:07.100 She came to talk to me after. 0:02:07.140 --> 0:02:10.640 They were the nicest people ever, but her dad bought 0:02:10.680 --> 0:02:11.880 her some balls to throw. 0:02:11.940 --> 0:02:14.920 He tried a couple. I don't think he had any success. 0:02:15.360 --> 0:02:17.880 She got a couple throws, and she threw one, but 0:02:17.930 --> 0:02:20.070 because she had no velocity, or. 0:02:20.070 --> 0:02:21.490 In the business, velo. 0:02:21.510 --> 0:02:24.030 Okay, okay. 0:02:24.090 --> 0:02:28.150 Had no velocity, so it hit the target but didn't dunk. 0:02:28.630 --> 0:02:30.500 So I allowed her to come up and hit it 0:02:30.520 --> 0:02:33.419 with her hand, and she warned me before I left 0:02:33.460 --> 0:02:36.120 today that if I did not mention that, she could 0:02:36.160 --> 0:02:37.400 not guarantee my safety. 0:02:39.000 --> 0:02:40.540 She's like seven, dude. 0:02:42.060 --> 0:02:43.609 She was horrifying. 0:02:43.630 --> 0:02:44.490 Straight up killer. 0:02:44.570 --> 0:02:47.410 And then she walked up to me, basically said the 0:02:47.470 --> 0:02:48.510 same exact threat. 0:02:50.830 --> 0:02:52.910 She looked me dead in my eyes and she says, oh, 0:02:52.930 --> 0:02:55.769 you're going to say something, right? And all jokes and fun. 0:02:55.930 --> 0:02:58.090 And then right in front of her, as soon as 0:02:58.270 --> 0:03:00.329 she said that to me, I pulled out my phone 0:03:00.590 --> 0:03:01.310 and I said, hey. 0:03:02.600 --> 0:03:03.020 S word. 0:03:03.040 --> 0:03:04.919 I'm not going to say it because I don't want 0:03:04.940 --> 0:03:06.420 to alarm a bunch of phones. 0:03:06.540 --> 0:03:06.780 Right. 0:03:07.080 --> 0:03:13.820 But, hey, Mary, can you remind me Monday at 258 0:03:13.820 --> 0:03:17.079 to say this? And that's how. And I did that 0:03:17.120 --> 0:03:18.870 right in front of her. And now here we are. 0:03:19.560 --> 0:03:20.120 All right. 0:03:20.160 --> 0:03:21.030 Following through. 0:03:21.130 --> 0:03:23.669 Another one of our texters that texts frequently and loves 0:03:23.690 --> 0:03:25.329 the show. He's there at the beginning of every show 0:03:25.389 --> 0:03:26.950 and at the end of every show. So thank you 0:03:26.970 --> 0:03:29.620 for a good show. Ken, the driver, who's a great guy, 0:03:29.680 --> 0:03:32.120 he showed up and took his swing and got me 0:03:32.160 --> 0:03:32.980 down a couple times. 0:03:33.000 --> 0:03:33.799 Did he really? 0:03:33.820 --> 0:03:34.260 Oh, yeah, yeah. 0:03:34.280 --> 0:03:36.300 He got me in there a couple times. And then 0:03:36.580 --> 0:03:38.580 he threw out the last ball, and he's like, I 0:03:38.600 --> 0:03:39.470 got a ride to pick up. 0:03:39.580 --> 0:03:39.990 I got to go. 0:03:40.060 --> 0:03:43.940 Exactly. Yeah, it was great. I got an Uber to 0:03:43.960 --> 0:03:44.880 the Orlando airport. 0:03:45.100 --> 0:03:47.040 Our friends Big T and T-Bag showed up. They both 0:03:47.080 --> 0:03:51.960 got in the tank, and I both– This is good. Well, 0:03:52.120 --> 0:03:53.920 on this, I do the dung tank, and then I'm 0:03:53.940 --> 0:03:55.260 going out, and I'm doing other stuff. 0:03:55.280 --> 0:03:55.880 I get changed. 0:03:55.990 --> 0:03:58.150 I go out to– You know, just kind of walk around, 0:03:58.190 --> 0:03:59.830 say hey to people, grab a couple of drinks, you know, 0:03:59.850 --> 0:04:01.770 do whatever. And I get a text from Jack and 0:04:01.790 --> 0:04:05.690 it says, please come over here and dunk teabag, please. 0:04:07.490 --> 0:04:08.010 Big T. 0:04:08.310 --> 0:04:10.850 Because Big T was like, oh, where's Jimmy? I thought 0:04:10.900 --> 0:04:13.560 he was going to dump me. That's why I'm like, oh, 0:04:13.600 --> 0:04:15.960 I texted him like, get over here. I had my 0:04:16.080 --> 0:04:19.380 phone in my bag. I didn't have it on me, 0:04:19.400 --> 0:04:20.560 so when I went and changed it, I got my 0:04:20.620 --> 0:04:22.740 phone back. I saw that, and I walked right over, 0:04:23.120 --> 0:04:24.839 and he was getting out of the tank. His shift 0:04:24.860 --> 0:04:26.779 was done. I'm like, your shift's not done, dude. I 0:04:26.800 --> 0:04:27.160 just paid $ 20. 0:04:27.100 --> 0:04:30.700 Get your ass back in there. And I'm telling you, 0:04:30.760 --> 0:04:33.390 his bathing suit didn't hit that plank before I started 0:04:33.410 --> 0:04:34.750 unloading on his ass. 0:04:34.810 --> 0:04:38.550 Four straight pitches, he hit the target every single time. 0:04:39.270 --> 0:04:39.469 Wow. 0:04:39.570 --> 0:04:42.250 That bitch was barely done dripping before I had his 0:04:42.350 --> 0:04:42.990 ass back in there. 0:04:44.270 --> 0:04:48.650 That is awesome. Bullseye, dude. You're like a, you know, daredevil. 0:04:48.790 --> 0:04:52.150 Evil Eye came out. Dickie Dickie Doo. She came out 0:04:52.180 --> 0:04:54.680 with their friends. We had people who traveled all the 0:04:54.720 --> 0:04:57.180 way from Flagler County. That's awesome, man. 0:04:57.320 --> 0:04:57.960 It was so good. 0:04:58.240 --> 0:05:00.840 Everybody brought their dog out and people, even people. It's 0:05:00.860 --> 0:05:03.760 so funny because, man, I will tell you the one 0:05:03.779 --> 0:05:06.479 thing about our crowd that I've noticed a lot. And 0:05:06.520 --> 0:05:08.890 this just again, this is just my observation of it, 0:05:08.890 --> 0:05:10.950 because I'd say it if it was opposite. Man, everybody's 0:05:10.990 --> 0:05:16.550 so respectful. Our people are really nice, affable human beings 0:05:16.589 --> 0:05:19.789 who just love hanging out together and having a great 0:05:19.810 --> 0:05:20.369 day together. 0:05:20.450 --> 0:05:23.770 It was perfect. I mean, could not have been better. 0:05:23.990 --> 0:05:30.200 And now my new favorite annual tradition is washing Duke. Oh, yeah, yeah, 0:05:30.220 --> 0:05:31.520 that's your thing. 0:05:31.580 --> 0:05:32.300 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:05:32.320 --> 0:05:35.219 As opposed to washing dookie? Yeah, and I will break 0:05:35.279 --> 0:05:37.740 down because I've never said that sentence before, and it 0:05:37.779 --> 0:05:39.909 kind of feels like it needs some explanation. 0:05:39.930 --> 0:05:40.250 Yeah. 0:05:40.550 --> 0:05:44.630 Last year, I got a dog that I got to wash. 0:05:44.810 --> 0:05:47.630 It's a long-haired dachshund. It's a long-haired dachshund, and it's 0:05:47.650 --> 0:05:48.880 the cutest little dog. 0:05:48.960 --> 0:05:49.380 The greatest. 0:05:49.440 --> 0:05:52.140 But every year they keep raising money, and now I 0:05:52.180 --> 0:05:54.780 think last year was a little over $ 100. This year 0:05:54.839 --> 0:05:57.640 was a little over $ 100. I keep washing the same 0:05:57.750 --> 0:06:01.090 dog for the same great foundation, and I have no complaints. 0:06:01.130 --> 0:06:03.350 Yeah, same here. I had the same little Jack Russell 0:06:03.390 --> 0:06:05.289 that I think I had like the year before. Not 0:06:05.330 --> 0:06:06.830 last year, but I think the year before. 0:06:07.060 --> 0:06:10.480 I had RCA, just like the RCA dog. Oh, that 0:06:10.520 --> 0:06:11.240 cute little puppy. 0:06:11.279 --> 0:06:11.940 He was the best. 0:06:11.960 --> 0:06:14.460 Was that Brindle eye patch? That's the coolest thing ever. 0:06:14.500 --> 0:06:16.340 Oh, my God. That was such a gorgeous dog. But 0:06:16.400 --> 0:06:18.800 that's what's so fun about this event because I don't 0:06:18.839 --> 0:06:21.780 have a dog anymore. We have three cats. So for 0:06:21.800 --> 0:06:24.260 me to get my puppy love, this event is perfect. 0:06:24.870 --> 0:06:28.250 Irish Wolfhounds that joined us for Hall of Faction dog training. 0:06:28.270 --> 0:06:30.750 He brought the small one. Is that who brought the 0:06:30.790 --> 0:06:33.290 little itty bitty? She looked like a black cotton ball. 0:06:33.330 --> 0:06:34.089 She looked like a loofah. 0:06:34.390 --> 0:06:36.600 Oh, she was so. And then she had a little 0:06:36.630 --> 0:06:38.380 handle on her back. Yeah. 0:06:38.440 --> 0:06:41.460 I had a favorite dog. I had a, it was 0:06:41.500 --> 0:06:44.460 weird to say I had a clear cut favorite dog 0:06:44.500 --> 0:06:46.179 at this event. Is it weird to shout. 0:06:46.060 --> 0:06:48.460 Out a dog? Not at all. Not for this event. 0:06:48.520 --> 0:06:50.500 Like what? But we don't even know if they listen. 0:06:51.290 --> 0:06:51.910 I'm sure they do. 0:06:51.930 --> 0:06:52.410 River. 0:06:52.430 --> 0:06:52.690 River. 0:06:53.200 --> 0:06:55.950 There was a Whippet named Rourke. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:06:55.970 --> 0:06:59.570 The Whippet was awesome. Beautiful Whippet. Magnets. Yeah, yeah. 0:06:59.589 --> 0:06:59.909 Magnets. 0:07:00.230 --> 0:07:01.870 I almost committed grand theft. 0:07:01.990 --> 0:07:02.370 Yeah, yeah. 0:07:02.450 --> 0:07:04.739 I almost stole that dog. I talked to her for 0:07:04.750 --> 0:07:07.580 like five minutes about that dog. I mean, again, because 0:07:07.860 --> 0:07:10.680 you just assume all greyhounds, Whippets, dogs that are kind 0:07:10.720 --> 0:07:13.880 of built for speed like that are perpetually just hovering 0:07:13.940 --> 0:07:14.600 and swimming. 0:07:14.620 --> 0:07:15.140 Not at all. 0:07:15.170 --> 0:07:16.450 And it's not the case at all. She says this 0:07:16.490 --> 0:07:17.830 damn thing is running or sleeping. 0:07:18.050 --> 0:07:20.810 I had a little Belgian Malinois when Jack and I 0:07:20.890 --> 0:07:24.050 had to do the agility course for Daryl and Penny 0:07:24.070 --> 0:07:26.810 with the game toward the end, and she was a 0:07:26.870 --> 0:07:28.830 great dog. Great dog. Yeah, man. 0:07:28.870 --> 0:07:32.930 Meanwhile, I had a 120-pound retriever who was taking me 0:07:32.990 --> 0:07:34.690 wherever she wanted to take me. 0:07:34.810 --> 0:07:35.270 Exactly. 0:07:35.290 --> 0:07:36.710 Is that the one I had to wash that took 0:07:36.730 --> 0:07:40.510 an hour and a half because her fur is double-coated dogs, baby. 0:07:40.570 --> 0:07:42.750 Can I tell you something? Could not touch her skin. 0:07:42.930 --> 0:07:43.050 No. 0:07:43.590 --> 0:07:46.080 I i got her soaking wet and with the and 0:07:46.220 --> 0:07:48.540 as i'm lathering i'm like i'm not touching any body 0:07:48.600 --> 0:07:51.460 this is just hair it's all hair it took me 0:07:51.500 --> 0:07:54.140 a good 10 minutes just to rinse her out and 0:07:54.170 --> 0:07:55.750 then even then the dude looks at me and goes 0:07:55.770 --> 0:07:58.630 he's like a really dog dad kind of like a 0:07:58.730 --> 0:08:01.270 really dog dad uh and he's like no you missed 0:08:01.290 --> 0:08:04.300 a boss uh you gotta everybody's done drying her out 0:08:04.320 --> 0:08:06.800 she's like no there's some still there's some uh Residue there. 0:08:06.820 --> 0:08:07.560 You got to get that out of there. 0:08:07.780 --> 0:08:08.040 Wow. 0:08:08.160 --> 0:08:10.990 Well, I just heard today Chris said, oh, yeah, there's 0:08:11.010 --> 0:08:13.650 still lots of dog hair at Sunset Park. I'm sure. 0:08:13.670 --> 0:08:15.470 I'm like, that's great for the birds and the squirrels. 0:08:15.490 --> 0:08:17.150 They can use it for their nest. 0:08:17.240 --> 0:08:20.080 Last half full on that one. The mug. Did you 0:08:20.100 --> 0:08:22.820 see what the mug turned into? The mug turned into 0:08:22.860 --> 0:08:24.960 like our best step and repeat. It was kind of wild. 0:08:25.000 --> 0:08:27.750 People got their dogs in there because there weren't as 0:08:27.810 --> 0:08:30.750 many kids this year, or they were, but they didn't. 0:08:30.970 --> 0:08:33.689 Like last year, the kids were just destroying that mug. 0:08:33.770 --> 0:08:35.250 Right, the foaming beer mug. 0:08:35.330 --> 0:08:37.170 Yeah, there was a lot of foam on the ground. 0:08:37.190 --> 0:08:37.830 There was a lot of foam. 0:08:37.870 --> 0:08:39.850 It couldn't even make enough foam because the kids last 0:08:39.870 --> 0:08:41.309 year were just like, you know, getting there going crazy. 0:08:41.590 --> 0:08:43.840 This year- They were eating it. It wasn't as active, 0:08:43.880 --> 0:08:45.920 but people were getting their dogs in there. And you're 0:08:45.940 --> 0:08:48.400 going to see pictures online of Of like this giant 0:08:48.480 --> 0:08:50.439 foam bath with just a bulldog's face in it. 0:08:50.580 --> 0:08:52.599 Which is the best. Yeah, yeah. It's cool. 0:08:52.679 --> 0:08:54.790 What I loved about the dunk tank, because as Jimmy 0:08:54.809 --> 0:08:57.270 was there, I was like, you know, taking the people's tickets. 0:08:57.650 --> 0:09:00.620 But when the kids... There was one eight-year-old girl. Her 0:09:00.650 --> 0:09:01.320 name was Nora. 0:09:01.679 --> 0:09:01.760 Yeah. 0:09:01.840 --> 0:09:02.100 And just. 0:09:02.760 --> 0:09:05.700 Their face, when they hit that and he goes in, 0:09:05.760 --> 0:09:06.500 it's just like. 0:09:06.620 --> 0:09:07.580 It's the best. 0:09:07.760 --> 0:09:08.000 Yes. 0:09:08.020 --> 0:09:10.640 At one point, I saw Jimmy go down and all 0:09:10.679 --> 0:09:12.690 you could see were his feet up against the glass 0:09:12.730 --> 0:09:15.069 and his ass. And I yelled out to the crowd, 0:09:15.130 --> 0:09:16.010 that costs extra. 0:09:16.929 --> 0:09:18.589 I actually tried to do that every time I fell. 0:09:19.309 --> 0:09:20.790 I tried to fall to my back so you could 0:09:20.910 --> 0:09:23.200 see something because you get a little window up front. 0:09:23.480 --> 0:09:25.059 By the way, you asked for video. My wife took 0:09:25.200 --> 0:09:26.900 a bunch of video. I got to get to you. Yeah. 0:09:27.100 --> 0:09:28.260 Yeah, so we've got to get it up because it 0:09:28.300 --> 0:09:30.960 really does tell the story of what the event was like. 0:09:31.280 --> 0:09:33.460 It was so much fun. The DJ that we hired, 0:09:33.500 --> 0:09:34.240 I forget her name. 0:09:34.280 --> 0:09:35.540 DJ Sarah Masters. 0:09:35.660 --> 0:09:36.770 Oh, Sarah was awesome. 0:09:36.809 --> 0:09:37.290 She was the best. 0:09:37.470 --> 0:09:40.290 Absolutely killed it. Couldn't have done better. All of our 0:09:40.330 --> 0:09:42.550 sponsors were wonderful. Glenn. 0:09:43.070 --> 0:09:45.190 It was just so good, man. That mortgage guy, Dom, 0:09:45.290 --> 0:09:47.390 came out to dunk you as well. 0:09:47.429 --> 0:09:47.730 Yeah, yeah. 0:09:48.010 --> 0:09:48.530 Did he hit me? 0:09:48.590 --> 0:09:50.080 I can't remember if he got me or not. I 0:09:50.260 --> 0:09:51.200 don't think he did. 0:09:51.280 --> 0:09:56.200 And also, yeah, his co-host MJ also was thrown out. 0:09:56.230 --> 0:09:59.430 She had the cowboy dress, the cowboy boots. 0:10:00.120 --> 0:10:04.400 I miss River. But what I want to do is 0:10:04.480 --> 0:10:07.780 I want the audience to know just how much they 0:10:07.840 --> 0:10:11.380 helped the Humane Society of Lake County. So I don't 0:10:11.420 --> 0:10:13.780 believe this is our final total because I just heard 0:10:13.820 --> 0:10:16.679 from Angie this morning and she said they're still waiting 0:10:16.740 --> 0:10:20.540 on a couple of silent auction items to be picked up. But, Ross, 0:10:20.580 --> 0:10:22.579 if you could give me a drumroll, please. 0:10:22.940 --> 0:10:25.140 I'm not very good at it. 0:10:25.500 --> 0:10:29.760 Our fourth annual Suds, Pups, and Pints raised $ 10, 886 for 0:10:29.870 --> 0:10:33.329 the Humane Society of Lake County. Yay! 0:10:34.010 --> 0:10:34.790 Wow. 0:10:35.010 --> 0:10:40.069 Isn't that awesome? That is awesome. And like I said, 0:10:40.110 --> 0:10:42.329 it's not even the final tally yet. And that is 0:10:42.350 --> 0:10:45.380 the best one ever. It doesn't end. 0:10:45.400 --> 0:10:48.760 This one doesn't end. It's a real blue ball of 0:10:48.920 --> 0:10:50.540 a drum roll. Good job, Ross. 0:10:51.320 --> 0:10:52.540 I don't have the board. 0:10:53.740 --> 0:10:56.010 But good time. Everybody did such a wonderful job. Oh, 0:10:56.050 --> 0:10:58.530 another big thanks to Miller's Ale House. 0:10:58.590 --> 0:10:59.030 Yes. 0:10:59.309 --> 0:11:00.329 Out there in Mount Doraman. 0:11:00.370 --> 0:11:01.310 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Lunch. 0:11:01.670 --> 0:11:04.350 They set up that VIP room with some lunch that 0:11:04.370 --> 0:11:05.730 I kind of– I heard there was going to be 0:11:05.750 --> 0:11:07.320 some stuff there. You never know what's going. 0:11:07.220 --> 0:11:07.700 To be out there. 0:11:08.100 --> 0:11:10.960 Tons of burgers, wings, pasta. Alan hooked it up for us. 0:11:11.260 --> 0:11:11.400 Woo! 0:11:12.140 --> 0:11:15.120 And Fernando from Key Food also provided, you know, soda 0:11:15.200 --> 0:11:17.679 and water. So all of our talent, you know, our magicians, 0:11:17.740 --> 0:11:18.360 our jugglers. 0:11:18.380 --> 0:11:19.400 Saved our ass, man. 0:11:19.440 --> 0:11:21.760 Yeah. And that helped out for our volunteers and for 0:11:21.800 --> 0:11:23.900 the staff as well. So thanks. It was such a, 0:11:23.880 --> 0:11:26.290 you know, I love the vibe of the event. That's 0:11:26.350 --> 0:11:28.130 the thing I love the most. It's a great place 0:11:28.150 --> 0:11:29.110 for families to come. 0:11:29.809 --> 0:11:32.470 My favorite Deb moment that was like full circle or 0:11:32.510 --> 0:11:37.030 just the whole event moment was seeing Commander, which was 0:11:37.190 --> 0:11:39.170 one of the dogs that we had here. 0:11:39.190 --> 0:11:39.260 Yes. 0:11:40.110 --> 0:11:41.990 When for Animal House. That's right. 0:11:42.030 --> 0:11:44.350 Hey, you can adopt this dog. And then just making 0:11:44.429 --> 0:11:48.200 that segment into reality, which was because you made the 0:11:48.260 --> 0:11:52.300 reality of the event and the segment. So much Deb 0:11:52.320 --> 0:11:53.800 all around me. My heart was full. 0:11:54.059 --> 0:11:54.860 It was cool to see. 0:11:54.960 --> 0:11:57.440 Commander was the last person I saw, the last dog 0:11:57.480 --> 0:11:58.340 I saw before I left. 0:11:58.800 --> 0:11:59.280 Same here. 0:11:59.360 --> 0:12:00.740 As I was kind of getting ready to get out 0:12:00.760 --> 0:12:03.260 of there. Baby was tired. You had my grandchild there 0:12:03.280 --> 0:12:05.230 and everything. So we were taking off. I think it 0:12:05.250 --> 0:12:09.760 was probably like 6.30 or so, 7 o'clock. And John, 0:12:09.940 --> 0:12:14.679 Handy John, who adopted Commander, I just heard a voice, Jimmy! 0:12:15.940 --> 0:12:18.400 And there he was. And old Commander was there looking 0:12:18.440 --> 0:12:19.700 exactly like he did here. 0:12:19.720 --> 0:12:21.370 It was great. You know what was great to me? 0:12:21.450 --> 0:12:23.650 I got to meet for the first time a Kansas trucker. 0:12:24.070 --> 0:12:26.130 Oh, yeah, Solomon. He came out. 0:12:26.290 --> 0:12:28.290 I was so shocked. Yeah, when he yelled it, he 0:12:28.309 --> 0:12:29.770 was like, you know who this is? And I was like, 0:12:29.790 --> 0:12:30.910 it's Kansas Trucker. 0:12:31.070 --> 0:12:33.470 I was pissed off, too, because I usually bring my 0:12:33.550 --> 0:12:35.430 cigars with me to have a smoke because it's one 0:12:35.460 --> 0:12:37.679 of the only outdoor events where I can really do that. 0:12:38.040 --> 0:12:38.820 And I didn't bring them. 0:12:38.840 --> 0:12:41.000 And as soon as I saw him, I was like, damn, dude, 0:12:41.020 --> 0:12:42.700 I wanted to give you a handful of smokes because 0:12:42.720 --> 0:12:47.860 he loves cigars. But he showed up wearing, like, velour sweatpants. 0:12:47.900 --> 0:12:50.850 I'm like, dog, what are you wearing? Yeah. You got 0:12:50.870 --> 0:12:52.150 to take care of the hose when you get done 0:12:52.170 --> 0:12:52.870 with this? Probably. 0:12:52.910 --> 0:12:54.490 That's the other thing people ask me. It's like, hey, 0:12:54.510 --> 0:12:55.850 you guys doing another cigar event? 0:12:55.990 --> 0:12:58.130 Yeah, yeah. What are you doing, dude? 0:12:58.150 --> 0:13:01.010 Are you a stereotypical bad guy chasing Spider-Man? 0:13:01.150 --> 0:13:04.750 By the way, someone texted us at 77031 just to say, 0:13:04.850 --> 0:13:08.900 and Ross and Joel's show in Daytona Beach was awesome. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:13:08.940 --> 0:13:10.880 It was a full slate for me on Saturday. 0:13:10.900 --> 0:13:11.439 Yeah, man. 0:13:11.500 --> 0:13:16.340 I'll tell you more about that at 6 o'clock. You 0:13:16.360 --> 0:13:18.500 went hard that day, dude. It was, yeah, but I 0:13:18.520 --> 0:13:22.390 don't think I'll ever go hard that way again. Yeah, 0:13:22.410 --> 0:13:24.890 that was a 16, 18-hour day for you that day. 0:13:25.050 --> 0:13:26.090 That it was. 0:13:26.110 --> 0:13:29.160 Yeah, yeah. All right, 407-916-1041. Big thanks to everybody that 0:13:29.200 --> 0:13:30.059 came out for us. 0:13:30.120 --> 0:13:30.679 Yes, thank you. 0:13:30.920 --> 0:13:33.939 And by the way, the choice for the design and 0:13:34.000 --> 0:13:37.339 the color of the T-shirt, Could not have been better. 0:13:37.540 --> 0:13:40.570 I mean, people wearing those things everywhere. It was the 0:13:40.610 --> 0:13:41.780 best shirt we've had so far. 0:13:41.800 --> 0:13:45.790 Yeah, somebody said cool-ass shirt. Bought two. Sold every one 0:13:45.830 --> 0:13:46.329 but four. 0:13:46.490 --> 0:13:46.750 Yep. 0:13:46.929 --> 0:13:49.690 Almost sold completely out of the t-shirts. Angie said they've 0:13:49.750 --> 0:13:52.110 never sold that many t-shirts at an event before. 0:13:52.130 --> 0:13:54.970 So amazing, amazing event. I think that's how you get 0:13:54.990 --> 0:13:55.189 to $ 10, 000. 0:13:55.070 --> 0:13:56.810 I think that is that and the dunk tank and 0:13:56.830 --> 0:13:58.730 the silent auction and all of it. Absolutely. 0:13:58.750 --> 0:13:59.530 What's your upper news, kiddo? 0:13:59.809 --> 0:14:02.010 Okay, well, we're going to talk about Florida's Attorney General 0:14:02.130 --> 0:14:06.860 asking for an injunction against OpenAI. Florida's minimum wage goes 0:14:06.929 --> 0:14:09.500 up this week. You'll need that for gas prices. And 0:14:09.540 --> 0:14:14.020 when being a deputy just isn't enough. We'll talk about 0:14:14.059 --> 0:14:16.080 that and more coming up next during JCS News. 0:14:16.120 --> 0:14:17.740 All right, let's take a little break. We'll come back 0:14:17.780 --> 0:14:19.600 and get Deb's news and continue on with the Jim 0:14:19.620 --> 0:14:24.970 Colbert Show. All right, welcome back to the Jim Culver Show. 0:14:25.050 --> 0:14:28.390 Roll Radio 104.1. Suds, Pumps, and Pints 4 is in 0:14:28.430 --> 0:14:31.030 the books. Now it's time to move on to Sunset 0:14:31.090 --> 0:14:32.950 Walk at the Promenade for our big events coming up 0:14:33.510 --> 0:14:37.370 this Friday and Saturday. Live broadcast on Friday. And, of course, 0:14:37.430 --> 0:14:40.680 the big Best Up Challenge on Saturday. We'll keep up 0:14:40.840 --> 0:14:42.460 on that here as we move out through the week. 0:14:42.500 --> 0:14:42.900 Welcome back. 0:14:42.920 --> 0:14:43.280 I'm Jim. 0:14:43.300 --> 0:14:43.800 There's Deb. 0:14:43.820 --> 0:14:44.380 Hello. 0:14:44.420 --> 0:14:45.100 Jack is here as well. 0:14:45.720 --> 0:14:48.840 And so is Ross. Believe in yourself. Let's get some news. 0:14:48.940 --> 0:14:49.320 Here's Deb. 0:14:50.500 --> 0:14:52.800 It's time for JCS News. Wow, has this guy got 0:14:55.120 --> 0:14:56.370 to put his name on everything? 0:14:56.450 --> 0:14:57.790 It's in my contract, dude. 0:14:57.910 --> 0:15:00.670 Here's the news on the Jim Colbert Show. 0:15:01.030 --> 0:15:04.670 And JCS News is brought to you by that mortgage guy, Don, 0:15:04.690 --> 0:15:06.630 who's got a good throwing arm even if he didn't 0:15:06.650 --> 0:15:09.810 get you in the water. All right, NASA and Boeing 0:15:09.930 --> 0:15:13.310 are updating the future of the Starliner spacecraft. This comes 0:15:13.370 --> 0:15:16.720 after Starliner was deemed unsafe to return astronauts to space. 0:15:17.180 --> 0:15:19.880 Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams back to Earth, so they 0:15:19.900 --> 0:15:23.340 were stranded for nearly nine months aboard the International Space 0:15:23.360 --> 0:15:26.930 Station following helium leaks and thruster failures while traveling to 0:15:26.970 --> 0:15:31.390 the ISS. I hate thruster failures. Wilmore and Williams eventually 0:15:31.450 --> 0:15:35.990 returned to Earth aboard a SpaceX Dragon spacecraft. NASA is 0:15:36.070 --> 0:15:39.620 discussing Starliner's next flight and plans for future crewed missions today. 0:15:40.010 --> 0:15:42.350 That started about 22 minutes ago at 3 o'clock. 0:15:42.410 --> 0:15:43.270 Really? Yeah. Wow. 0:15:43.670 --> 0:15:47.820 All right. State Attorney General James Uthmeyer is already investigating 0:15:48.000 --> 0:15:52.960 OpenAI civilly and criminally. Now he's asking for a temporary 0:15:53.020 --> 0:15:57.200 injunction against the firm and CEO Sam Altman following recent 0:15:57.260 --> 0:15:58.060 cyber attacks. 0:15:58.600 --> 0:16:01.460 Today we asked the court for a new temporary injunction. 0:16:02.140 --> 0:16:06.260 No new model development without independent safety guardrails. No more 0:16:06.320 --> 0:16:10.730 harvesting children's data. No more calling this product safe, accurate. 0:16:10.830 --> 0:16:14.930 Or reliable. Uthmeyer says rogue AI attacks on Hugging Face 0:16:15.130 --> 0:16:18.760 and the Australian healthcare system have even the company's own 0:16:18.880 --> 0:16:23.160 board members calling for guardrails. OpenAI says it has paused 0:16:23.220 --> 0:16:26.040 training of its most advanced AI models as it works 0:16:26.100 --> 0:16:28.930 on preventing... Future rogue attacks. 0:16:29.120 --> 0:16:29.410 Yeah. 0:16:29.530 --> 0:16:33.520 They're not going to self-impose. They need government to say, 0:16:33.540 --> 0:16:35.000 you need to do this. 0:16:35.020 --> 0:16:37.600 The problem is this government moves too slowly. By the 0:16:37.640 --> 0:16:39.890 time government comes up with a law, there are 10 0:16:39.890 --> 0:16:40.470 AIs in. 0:16:40.510 --> 0:16:42.150 But this is what has to happen, though. 0:16:42.190 --> 0:16:44.710 I mean, you have to use the legal system to 0:16:44.770 --> 0:16:48.740 do this because even– Even while it's being litigated, you know, 0:16:48.790 --> 0:16:50.160 it can pause until then. 0:16:50.300 --> 0:16:50.820 Absolutely. 0:16:50.860 --> 0:16:53.900 Because not everyone in government thinks guardrails are needed. So 0:16:53.920 --> 0:16:56.380 we're saying we have to be China at all costs. 0:16:56.400 --> 0:16:57.360 What does that even mean? 0:16:58.480 --> 0:16:59.420 But it just means. 0:16:59.260 --> 0:17:01.370 Unleashing this into the world and you can't put it 0:17:01.410 --> 0:17:01.720 back in. 0:17:01.750 --> 0:17:05.050 No, you cannot. And that's that's why does that humanity 0:17:05.250 --> 0:17:08.530 always seems to do that? We create something before we've 0:17:08.570 --> 0:17:10.020 figured out how to control it. 0:17:10.109 --> 0:17:12.129 Because there is a lot of money on being the first. 0:17:12.170 --> 0:17:15.210 There you go, Ross. All right. Project to transform part 0:17:15.230 --> 0:17:18.340 of Orlando could move forward today. The Orlando City Commission 0:17:18.400 --> 0:17:21.619 is expected to discuss the Canopy Project. Do you guys 0:17:21.660 --> 0:17:22.420 remember the canopy? 0:17:22.460 --> 0:17:23.260 Yeah, yeah, underneath on 4. 0:17:23.240 --> 0:17:26.060 Yeah, it calls for turning 10 acres of land downtown 0:17:26.200 --> 0:17:29.420 under I-4 between West Church Street and West Washington Street 0:17:29.820 --> 0:17:33.340 into an urban gathering space. Love this idea. The commission 0:17:33.380 --> 0:17:36.800 is expected to approve the $ 1 million contract today. The 0:17:36.840 --> 0:17:40.490 canopy is expected to open next year. District 5 Commissioner 0:17:40.530 --> 0:17:43.449 Shan Rose tells News 6 this is an opportunity to 0:17:43.490 --> 0:17:48.030 show we're building a better downtown Orlando. All right, Palmetto 0:17:48.070 --> 0:17:50.860 Bay a little further south could be banning data centers 0:17:51.080 --> 0:17:51.619 for good. 0:17:52.050 --> 0:17:54.830 We border Biscayne National Park, one of the most treasured 0:17:54.950 --> 0:17:57.540 areas in all of South Florida. And we all know 0:17:57.619 --> 0:18:00.660 the impacts that data centers can have to our natural resources. 0:18:01.119 --> 0:18:03.240 So keeping them out of Palmetto Bay is just critically 0:18:03.280 --> 0:18:05.960 important for our environment and also, more importantly, our quality 0:18:05.980 --> 0:18:07.060 of life here in our village. 0:18:07.160 --> 0:18:09.920 Yeah, Vice Mayor Mark Merwitzer says the village is a 0:18:09.980 --> 0:18:13.230 unique bedroom community and data centers would wreck their quality 0:18:13.270 --> 0:18:15.770 of life. There's no need to pass a moratorium like 0:18:15.830 --> 0:18:18.710 many other communities are doing if the ordinance gets initial 0:18:18.770 --> 0:18:21.320 approval tonight. It would go back in front of the 0:18:21.380 --> 0:18:23.780 council next month for final approval. 0:18:23.859 --> 0:18:26.500 I know figuratively they call it a bedroom community, but 0:18:26.540 --> 0:18:29.330 could you imagine in your bedroom if that's what you 0:18:29.350 --> 0:18:29.660 heard that? 0:18:30.670 --> 0:18:33.970 No, that would literally drive me insane. There's a reason. 0:18:33.990 --> 0:18:36.129 I mean, noise pollution is a real thing. 0:18:36.250 --> 0:18:37.630 Dude, I got to tell you, we played golf this 0:18:37.650 --> 0:18:40.510 weekend near a place that has a concrete factory. 0:18:40.730 --> 0:18:41.310 Oh, no. 0:18:41.390 --> 0:18:45.730 That runs pretty regularly. No, that's 24-7. And I will 0:18:45.770 --> 0:18:49.840 tell you, it's not loud. But it's never not there. 0:18:49.859 --> 0:18:50.399 Right. 0:18:51.320 --> 0:18:53.119 It's like it's loud enough where you can hear it. 0:18:53.140 --> 0:18:57.119 There's this little hum going on and you can hear it. 0:18:57.310 --> 0:18:58.950 I already got that. It's called tinnitus. 0:18:58.970 --> 0:19:03.929 Yeah, yeah. Yeah, exactly. Exactly. All right. Florida drivers are 0:19:03.990 --> 0:19:07.490 paying more at the pump after gas prices jumped 18 0:19:07.490 --> 0:19:12.060 cents last week before slipping six cents over the weekend. 0:19:12.100 --> 0:19:12.419 Freudian. 0:19:13.340 --> 0:19:15.199 Well, you know, they're asking a lot at the gas station. 0:19:15.300 --> 0:19:16.800 They're asking us. 0:19:16.800 --> 0:19:17.159 Exactly. 0:19:18.940 --> 0:19:21.310 I saw the funniest reel on Instagram yesterday. It said, 0:19:21.350 --> 0:19:23.850 may as well play romantic music while my customers are 0:19:23.869 --> 0:19:24.869 getting effed. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:19:24.890 --> 0:19:27.890 Right, exactly. 0:19:27.950 --> 0:19:28.170 Wow. 0:19:28.230 --> 0:19:30.070 The statewide average is now $ 4. 0:19:29.630 --> 0:19:29.850 34. 0:19:29.850 --> 0:19:34.560 That is six cents higher than a week ago, 33 0:19:34.560 --> 0:19:37.820 cents more than a month ago. AAA says the spike 0:19:37.859 --> 0:19:43.180 followed earlier increases in crude oil prices, but falling oil 0:19:43.240 --> 0:19:46.240 costs last week helped ease pressure on gas prices in 0:19:46.260 --> 0:19:49.330 the days ahead. The average fill-up in Florida now costs 0:19:49.369 --> 0:19:55.120 about $ 60, 000. $ 65, compared with $ 44 at this time last year. 0:19:55.140 --> 0:19:57.480 My last two have been $ 86 on the. 0:19:57.580 --> 0:19:59.940 Dot, both of them. I'll be honest with you, man. 0:19:59.980 --> 0:20:03.040 Gas prices are so expensive, I'll spit on the nozzle 0:20:03.080 --> 0:20:03.840 before I put it. 0:20:03.820 --> 0:20:05.740 In the car. Okay, easy. 0:20:05.859 --> 0:20:06.600 Please stop. 0:20:07.320 --> 0:20:11.620 Please stop. You gots to break out all your skills. 0:20:12.740 --> 0:20:15.689 Hey, baby, you take Zell? That's not good for your 0:20:15.710 --> 0:20:17.410 gas tank. 0:20:17.430 --> 0:20:20.650 This hurts both of us. Exactly. One of us way worse. 0:20:21.010 --> 0:20:22.210 Close your eyes and think of England. 0:20:22.390 --> 0:20:25.780 Not for nothing, but 386 is the most I ever 0:20:25.820 --> 0:20:27.140 paid because of BJ's Hotel Club. 0:20:27.200 --> 0:20:30.480 Hey, if there's any reason to get one of those memberships, 0:20:30.520 --> 0:20:32.800 it would just be for the gas prices alone. It's 0:20:32.830 --> 0:20:36.550 worth it. All right, Florida's minimum wage rises to $ 15 0:20:36.490 --> 0:20:39.350 an hour on Wednesday, but critics say it's still too 0:20:39.410 --> 0:20:42.950 little too late. Advocate Karen Woodall calls it a start. 0:20:43.590 --> 0:20:46.629 We have a long way to go, but it'll help. 0:20:47.050 --> 0:20:50.410 We just need to start talking about living wages, because 0:20:50.490 --> 0:20:54.110 minimum wages... were intended to be the floor. 0:20:54.450 --> 0:20:57.580 So the raise is a result of a 2020 constitutional 0:20:57.630 --> 0:21:01.939 amendment that voters passed. Some economists estimate a, quote, living wage, 0:21:02.040 --> 0:21:04.660 end quote, would be about how many dollars per hour 0:21:05.000 --> 0:21:05.900 on average? 0:21:06.070 --> 0:21:12.730 Well, 15 is 31.2 a year. After taxes, you're pulling in, what, 26, 27? 0:21:12.730 --> 0:21:16.629 That's $ 2, 000 a month. You can't live on that. I'd 0:21:16.650 --> 0:21:17.820 say probably $ 22 an hour. 0:21:17.840 --> 0:21:19.800 That's exactly what I was going to guess. 0:21:19.900 --> 0:21:20.220 Really? 0:21:20.340 --> 0:21:26.699 Ross, what are you going to guess? $ 24. Okay, points, Ross. $ 48. What? 0:21:26.859 --> 0:21:30.440 Dollars per hour on average. Well, you know what they 0:21:30.460 --> 0:21:32.679 need to do? Lower the price of everything else. 0:21:32.760 --> 0:21:33.600 Everything else. 0:21:34.260 --> 0:21:40.100 So that means $ 90, 000? 0:21:36.460 --> 0:21:36.660 Yeah. 0:21:36.980 --> 0:21:38.700 To keep your head above water here in the state. 0:21:38.740 --> 0:21:41.010 That's just a living wage. 0:21:41.030 --> 0:21:42.770 Well, yeah, that $ 100, 000 number isn't going to be so 0:21:42.850 --> 0:21:44.150 impressive anymore soon, right? 0:21:44.670 --> 0:21:45.090 Nope. 0:21:45.130 --> 0:21:45.490 Nope. 0:21:45.510 --> 0:21:47.510 Yeah, you used to talk about $ 100, 000. That used to 0:21:47.530 --> 0:21:50.630 be the milestone for your salary. I don't even know 0:21:50.730 --> 0:21:52.149 if that comes into play anymore. 0:21:52.230 --> 0:21:55.910 The milestone, but $ 75, 000 used to be what they said 0:21:55.950 --> 0:22:00.660 a household needs to be, you know, to be. Not worried, 0:22:00.840 --> 0:22:02.220 not paycheck to paycheck. 0:22:02.380 --> 0:22:02.640 Right. 0:22:02.660 --> 0:22:03.380 Not worried about. 0:22:03.400 --> 0:22:03.480 Yeah. 0:22:04.080 --> 0:22:06.680 To be a little to have that level of comfort 0:22:06.740 --> 0:22:09.160 where money isn't your top concern every week. 0:22:09.200 --> 0:22:09.400 Right. 0:22:09.460 --> 0:22:09.820 Exactly. 0:22:09.840 --> 0:22:13.540 Seventy five. I think that's got to be in the 0:22:13.540 --> 0:22:14.140 90 to 100 range. 0:22:14.240 --> 0:22:17.120 Easy now. All right. A quick note on a politics 0:22:17.160 --> 0:22:20.060 simply because she broke from the ranks. We talked about 0:22:20.100 --> 0:22:22.859 that story and was wondering if it was going to 0:22:22.920 --> 0:22:28.109 stay pleasant. And apparently it has not. Because Miami's 27th 0:22:28.170 --> 0:22:32.310 congressional race is reaching a boiling point. Following President Trump's 0:22:32.410 --> 0:22:37.290 public attacks on Republican incumbent Maria Elvira Salazar, election analysts 0:22:37.310 --> 0:22:41.760 have officially downgraded the seat from, quote, likely Republican, end quote, 0:22:42.150 --> 0:22:46.730 to a competitive, quote, leans Republican, end quote. That's not 0:22:46.790 --> 0:22:49.530 something you normally hear down in South Florida, which is deep, 0:22:49.550 --> 0:22:53.070 deep red. Yeah, yeah, yeah. A Democratic challenger, Elliot Rodriguez, 0:22:53.270 --> 0:22:57.590 is already calling the fallout a total meltdown for Salazar's campaign. 0:22:58.930 --> 0:23:01.580 Another Florida death row inmate is scheduled to be executed 0:23:01.619 --> 0:23:04.900 this week. Curtis Beasley is set to die tomorrow, September 29th, 0:23:04.960 --> 0:23:09.500 for murdering a woman in Polk County in 1995. 65-year-old 0:23:09.520 --> 0:23:12.900 Carolyn Monfort was beaten to death in her home. Prosecutors 0:23:12.940 --> 0:23:15.500 say Beasley then stole the victim's car and cash before 0:23:15.580 --> 0:23:18.800 fleeing to Alabama, where he was later arrested. If Beasley's 0:23:18.840 --> 0:23:22.530 execution goes forward, it will be the 16th in Florida 0:23:22.680 --> 0:23:28.290 this year. Meanwhile, three doctors may determine whether a 74-year-old 0:23:28.369 --> 0:23:32.389 Florida death row inmate is executed on October 13th. The 0:23:32.430 --> 0:23:36.020 governor has appointed them to examine William Thompson this week 0:23:36.060 --> 0:23:39.629 for dementia. Thompson is set to be executed for the 0:23:39.630 --> 0:23:44.669 1976 murder, kidnapping, and rape of a 23-year-old woman in 0:23:44.730 --> 0:23:47.050 North Miami Beach. This is the part that confuses me. 0:23:47.390 --> 0:23:49.910 How does someone who committed a crime in 1995 get 0:23:49.970 --> 0:23:55.790 executed before someone who's been sitting on death row since 1977? Right, yeah. Okay. 0:23:56.030 --> 0:24:00.470 An anti-execution advocate, Grace Hanna, says these are the reasons 0:24:00.530 --> 0:24:02.750 why Thompson should not be put to death. 0:24:03.290 --> 0:24:03.530 Mr. 0:24:03.570 --> 0:24:07.370 Thompson is an elderly man who is incredibly physically ill. 0:24:07.630 --> 0:24:10.270 He was discharged from the hospital the day before the 0:24:10.570 --> 0:24:11.929 governor signed his death warrant. 0:24:12.030 --> 0:24:13.330 He is still quite sick. 0:24:13.670 --> 0:24:17.229 And on top of that, he has dementia. Sounds like 0:24:17.250 --> 0:24:20.770 karma's already got him. Yeah. Now, because he has dementia, 0:24:20.810 --> 0:24:24.330 so the state standard says that to be executed, you 0:24:24.350 --> 0:24:27.609 have to understand why you're being executed and the crime 0:24:27.630 --> 0:24:31.100 that you committed. Wow. Yeah, exactly. And she said that 0:24:31.680 --> 0:24:34.300 His doctors and attorneys are saying he doesn't meet that 0:24:34.359 --> 0:24:37.460 state standard because of dementia. He doesn't know he's going 0:24:37.500 --> 0:24:38.310 to be executed. 0:24:38.369 --> 0:24:38.709 Yeah. 0:24:39.950 --> 0:24:42.129 Anybody want to share their opinion on that? 0:24:42.590 --> 0:24:44.750 Sure. We know somebody over here who still wants to 0:24:44.790 --> 0:24:45.810 flip the switch. Yeah. 0:24:45.930 --> 0:24:48.020 I mean, he still killed and raped that woman, right? 0:24:48.780 --> 0:24:50.260 Yeah. And kidnapped. 0:24:50.340 --> 0:24:50.520 Yeah. 0:24:52.030 --> 0:24:56.150 But that is a wild shift to work. 0:24:56.190 --> 0:24:58.650 Yeah. And this is I would imagine this is going 0:24:58.670 --> 0:25:00.250 to be coming up a lot because I don't know 0:25:00.270 --> 0:25:02.580 if you guys have realized the last couple of executions 0:25:02.619 --> 0:25:06.220 in the state have all been elderly men. And the 0:25:06.340 --> 0:25:08.459 upper 60s and 70s have been sitting on death row 0:25:08.480 --> 0:25:11.110 for 30 years. Exactly. Exactly. So that's kind of like 0:25:11.140 --> 0:25:13.790 that new wrinkle of like, oh, now you're executing an 0:25:13.869 --> 0:25:16.450 elderly man. But like you said, Jimmy. He is there 0:25:16.550 --> 0:25:17.730 for a reason. That's right. 0:25:17.880 --> 0:25:21.439 I mean, worst case, I just putting anybody in the 0:25:21.480 --> 0:25:24.420 position of, hey, the state has hired you to put 0:25:24.480 --> 0:25:25.740 down an elderly man. 0:25:26.010 --> 0:25:26.630 Yeah, I know. 0:25:26.710 --> 0:25:31.070 It feels a little skeevy. It's just a crazy thing 0:25:31.109 --> 0:25:32.850 to say and a crazy thing to have happen in 0:25:32.869 --> 0:25:34.840 your state. Kind of funny that this is coming around. 0:25:34.859 --> 0:25:36.240 I just heard a story this morning. 0:25:36.280 --> 0:25:39.100 I think it was on BBC or maybe NPR about 0:25:39.119 --> 0:25:41.760 a guy who was a warden of a prison and 0:25:41.800 --> 0:25:45.140 he put people to death. One he thinks, even after 0:25:45.180 --> 0:25:48.010 the fact, was innocent. And the whole story was about 0:25:48.490 --> 0:25:51.590 how he lives with that now. And he goes and 0:25:51.630 --> 0:25:53.990 he says, I feel them sitting at the end of 0:25:54.050 --> 0:25:55.830 my bed every night when I go to sleep. 0:25:56.109 --> 0:25:57.130 No way. 0:25:57.150 --> 0:26:01.190 I feel them sitting there and staring at me. And 0:26:01.210 --> 0:26:02.889 he said he's lived with that his entire life. It 0:26:02.910 --> 0:26:03.670 was a pretty creepy story. 0:26:03.710 --> 0:26:08.010 That's very creepy. All right. Like I said, I was 0:26:08.070 --> 0:26:12.560 invited to be a witness at Eileen Wuornos' execution. And 0:26:12.600 --> 0:26:14.760 I just didn't want to be there. It was a 0:26:14.800 --> 0:26:18.520 book deal waiting to happen. To get to the book deal, 0:26:19.060 --> 0:26:20.680 I didn't want to have to watch that. 0:26:20.820 --> 0:26:23.050 I'm not for it. I'll just throw that out there. 0:26:23.400 --> 0:26:24.090 I'm not for it. 0:26:24.170 --> 0:26:25.710 I don't like it. I don't like this. That's fine. 0:26:26.180 --> 0:26:26.359 All right. 0:26:26.380 --> 0:26:28.399 I don't like this next story either. And these are 0:26:28.420 --> 0:26:31.140 the kind of stories that really frost my flakes. But 0:26:31.540 --> 0:26:34.260 a couple is facing charges after their child was found 0:26:34.359 --> 0:26:37.550 wandering alone in Osceola County. And it's where this child 0:26:37.590 --> 0:26:39.790 was found wandering alone that just makes you go. But 0:26:39.830 --> 0:26:41.450 you have to have a license to drive. 0:26:41.590 --> 0:26:41.790 Right. 0:26:41.830 --> 0:26:42.930 Exactly right. 0:26:43.030 --> 0:26:45.510 Right. To vote, to play, to gamble. 0:26:45.869 --> 0:26:50.560 Johnny John Baptiste and Stacia McMillian were arrested yesterday morning 0:26:50.580 --> 0:26:53.830 because the sheriff's office says their two year old. was 0:26:53.869 --> 0:27:00.199 found alone in the middle of the road Saturday night. Two-year-old, 0:27:00.240 --> 0:27:03.200 like what, 24 inches tall? Yeah, doesn't really belong. Standing 0:27:03.240 --> 0:27:04.360 in the middle of the road. 0:27:05.600 --> 0:27:07.859 Well, you saw my grandson this weekend. 0:27:07.880 --> 0:27:08.740 Oh, that little chunk. 0:27:08.900 --> 0:27:10.270 And he is seven months old. 0:27:10.510 --> 0:27:12.610 So two-year-old is going to be, you know, yeah, just 0:27:12.650 --> 0:27:13.869 standing up probably about that. 0:27:14.030 --> 0:27:14.990 About Miles' height. 0:27:15.010 --> 0:27:17.450 Miles' height, although he is pretty tall. My son just 0:27:17.490 --> 0:27:20.450 turned two, but he's also like 5'1. Doesn't make sense. 0:27:22.040 --> 0:27:26.340 Well, thankfully, a passerby saw the child, stopped and called 911. 0:27:26.340 --> 0:27:29.060 Deputies say they found a home with an open door 0:27:29.260 --> 0:27:32.399 and contacted Johnny, but he hung up on them. And 0:27:32.420 --> 0:27:34.940 then it says he and McMillian were arrested after they 0:27:35.000 --> 0:27:39.040 returned home and were uncooperative. They're charged with child neglect 0:27:39.080 --> 0:27:42.740 without great bodily harm, thank God. DCF was notified and 0:27:42.800 --> 0:27:46.370 a family member took custody of the child. All right, 0:27:46.400 --> 0:27:48.930 get ready. The Orlando Magic are back to work this week. 0:27:48.990 --> 0:27:52.350 Training camp gets underway Tuesday as the team begins to 0:27:52.390 --> 0:27:56.050 prepare for the new NBA season. The Magic opened the 0:27:56.330 --> 0:27:59.890 preseason October 7th on the road against the Memphis Grizzlies, 0:28:00.310 --> 0:28:03.950 followed by a trip to Cleveland on October 11th. Orlando 0:28:03.970 --> 0:28:07.190 then returns home for back-to-back games at the Kia Center 0:28:07.350 --> 0:28:11.280 on the 13th and 16th. The regular season tips off 0:28:11.400 --> 0:28:15.460 October 21st when the Magic hosts the Atlanta Hawks. 0:28:15.560 --> 0:28:17.160 Yeah, one of the big stories in the NBA today, 0:28:17.180 --> 0:28:18.919 and I'm sure we'll cover this a little bit with 0:28:18.960 --> 0:28:21.620 Brandon this afternoon as we wedge it between football stuff, 0:28:21.700 --> 0:28:24.650 is today was the first time you saw LeBron James in. 0:28:24.609 --> 0:28:25.930 A Sixers uniform. 0:28:26.070 --> 0:28:26.830 Oh, wow. 0:28:26.850 --> 0:28:28.830 I think Philly's media day was today. 0:28:29.869 --> 0:28:33.810 It's crazy to me that when you watch MLB, you know, 0:28:34.570 --> 0:28:36.869 Quick pitch. One of those shows is already signed off 0:28:36.890 --> 0:28:38.730 for the season. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, it's 0:28:39.010 --> 0:28:41.610 all winding down. NBA is getting ready to start. It's 0:28:41.710 --> 0:28:43.729 October in a couple of days. The shift. 0:28:44.010 --> 0:28:44.310 It is. 0:28:44.390 --> 0:28:45.770 It is the shift. And then finally. 0:28:45.790 --> 0:28:47.910 The playoff hunt for the Orlando City. Just throwing that 0:28:48.030 --> 0:28:48.250 out there. 0:28:48.310 --> 0:28:48.570 Oh, yeah. 0:28:48.590 --> 0:28:50.870 There you go. There you go. Absolutely. I bleed purple. 0:28:50.890 --> 0:28:55.300 That's right. And then finally, this is a sports story 0:28:55.340 --> 0:28:59.840 of a different kind. A Miami-Dade sheriff's deputy making history 0:28:59.900 --> 0:29:04.310 with a viral victory in his UFC debut. Catch this, S. 0:29:05.420 --> 0:29:09.890 Luis Hernandez stepped into the octagon on just two days' notice, 0:29:11.310 --> 0:29:16.080 defeating his opponent by submission in an incredible 57 seconds. 0:29:16.160 --> 0:29:16.280 Damn! 0:29:16.280 --> 0:29:21.110 57 seconds with two days' notice. It's not like this 0:29:21.150 --> 0:29:23.550 guy has been training for the last four to six weeks. 0:29:23.690 --> 0:29:24.600 This dude's a cop, right? 0:29:24.620 --> 0:29:29.600 This dude, the sheriff's office issued an official statement congratulating Hernandez, who, yes, 0:29:29.760 --> 0:29:33.920 is the first active South Florida officer to compete in 0:29:33.940 --> 0:29:36.530 the UFC. Let's just put it this way. If he 0:29:36.610 --> 0:29:39.230 asks you for your driver's license and insurance, you hand 0:29:39.270 --> 0:29:39.970 that S over. 0:29:40.200 --> 0:29:41.320 Yeah, avoid that precinct. 0:29:42.080 --> 0:29:45.460 All together. That's a TV show waiting to happen. Isn't it? 0:29:45.480 --> 0:29:48.080 Just having this guy take fools down with jiu-jitsu. 0:29:48.140 --> 0:29:50.980 I love it. 57 seconds with two days notice. I 0:29:51.000 --> 0:29:53.120 don't know any other UFC fighter who could do that 0:29:53.140 --> 0:29:54.120 on such short notice. 0:29:54.140 --> 0:29:56.450 Just show me half an hour of body cam footage 0:29:56.510 --> 0:29:58.250 of this guy kicking dudes' teeth out. 0:29:58.350 --> 0:29:58.790 I'm in. 0:29:59.690 --> 0:30:01.110 I want to make jokes, but I'm going to spend 0:30:01.150 --> 0:30:05.260 my time saying bravo because the one thing that I– 0:30:05.390 --> 0:30:08.420 if I had– I've heard this criticism with police officers 0:30:08.460 --> 0:30:10.320 in the past, and I kind of can get on 0:30:10.380 --> 0:30:14.430 board with the logic of the more hand-to-hand they are 0:30:14.530 --> 0:30:18.730 comfortable with– I think the more situations, the less shootings. 0:30:18.790 --> 0:30:20.270 Yeah, absolutely. 0:30:20.370 --> 0:30:22.990 And so him going out of his way to pursue this, 0:30:23.050 --> 0:30:25.900 which is a symbiotic benefit for his career. 0:30:25.980 --> 0:30:26.640 Absolutely. 0:30:26.660 --> 0:30:30.240 Which is a benefit for his community. Could not compliment 0:30:30.300 --> 0:30:31.100 that guy enough. 0:30:31.200 --> 0:30:33.780 And what a public service to the numb nuts out 0:30:33.820 --> 0:30:37.330 there who might think of challenging Deputy Hernandez. You know, 0:30:37.370 --> 0:30:40.160 he can just show him, you know, like his reel. 0:30:40.360 --> 0:30:42.940 Oh, they'll still try his ass. And that's where I 0:30:42.980 --> 0:30:44.340 want the fun to come in. That's why we had 0:30:44.360 --> 0:30:45.380 a body camera on. 0:30:46.020 --> 0:30:48.220 There's the TV show. Kick in the face, kick in 0:30:48.240 --> 0:30:48.570 the face. 0:30:48.650 --> 0:30:50.790 I'm going to be cheering this guy on from the 0:30:50.830 --> 0:30:52.150 sidelines holding popcorn. 0:30:52.170 --> 0:30:52.700 You know it. 0:30:52.750 --> 0:30:54.930 Imagine if the police officer shows up and then he 0:30:55.010 --> 0:30:56.320 takes off his vest. 0:30:56.390 --> 0:30:59.820 No. You're like, oh, God. Exactly. We're in trouble, guys. 0:30:59.880 --> 0:31:03.060 He makes himself less safe. Exactly. So that way there's 0:31:03.100 --> 0:31:03.940 no lawsuit. 0:31:03.960 --> 0:31:05.040 There's no thing after the fact. 0:31:05.060 --> 0:31:07.920 Like, hey, I had no chance. Like, this guy was naked. 0:31:09.840 --> 0:31:15.680 And that concludes your JCS News. All right. Very good. 0:31:15.700 --> 0:31:15.920 407-916-1041. 0:31:16.020 --> 0:31:17.800 Text 77031. Back in a sec with more of the 0:31:17.820 --> 0:31:18.820 Jim Colbert Show. 0:31:28.930 --> 0:31:31.410 Well, he knew what he was being executed for when 0:31:31.430 --> 0:31:35.290 he got the sessions back in, what'd you say, 77? 0:31:35.290 --> 0:31:37.290 So he knew what he was doing when he did 0:31:37.330 --> 0:31:39.210 the crime. I think that sounds. 0:31:39.050 --> 0:31:40.190 Like his problem to me. 0:31:42.830 --> 0:31:46.750 Hey, it's Chance the Trucker. I really enjoyed myself Saturday. 0:31:47.430 --> 0:31:49.730 It was kind of a hard day for me. It 0:31:49.810 --> 0:31:53.850 was the anniversary of my father's death in 2011, which 0:31:53.930 --> 0:31:58.860 happened on a Saturday at 1036. I had to choose 0:31:58.880 --> 0:32:03.300 between his comfort or the Battle of Kenya for another 0:32:03.320 --> 0:32:05.800 two months, which ended the same way. I really enjoyed 0:32:05.840 --> 0:32:08.660 you guys. And that outfit was for the folk show, 0:32:09.060 --> 0:32:10.200 which I missed. 0:32:10.220 --> 0:32:11.479 They're born out. 0:32:13.700 --> 0:32:16.460 So I guess with the dunk tank, you guys got 0:32:16.500 --> 0:32:20.140 to find out how soft and absorbent Jim Colbert really is. 0:32:20.160 --> 0:32:25.810 It was absorbent. Wasn't all that bad. Wasn't that bad 0:32:25.830 --> 0:32:26.110 at all. 0:32:27.510 --> 0:32:29.310 All right, welcome back to the Jim Colbert Show, Real 0:32:29.390 --> 0:32:30.180 Radio 104.1. 0:32:30.170 --> 0:32:32.110 I'm Jim. There's Deb. Hello. 0:32:32.550 --> 0:32:32.930 And Ross. 0:32:32.970 --> 0:32:34.730 What? It's all true. I was just going to say 0:32:34.750 --> 0:32:36.870 those harps helped keep you in a good mood. 0:32:37.070 --> 0:32:38.010 Yeah, I had a number of those. 0:32:38.370 --> 0:32:40.070 I think the biggest challenge for you is all the 0:32:40.190 --> 0:32:42.850 up and down, like having to climb up and how 0:32:43.170 --> 0:32:43.750 many times. 0:32:43.850 --> 0:32:47.750 Yeah, my calves are sore. I can crawl up that 0:32:47.790 --> 0:32:50.600 damn thing a lot. I probably got dunked 20, 25 times. 0:32:50.690 --> 0:32:52.400 Wow. It was awesome. 0:32:52.460 --> 0:32:52.780 Yeah, yeah. 0:32:53.500 --> 0:32:55.100 I saw, it's so funny, I was in the dunk tank, 0:32:55.140 --> 0:32:56.740 I look over to the right and there's Ross just 0:32:56.780 --> 0:32:58.150 standing there staring at me. 0:32:58.170 --> 0:32:58.950 Yeah, yeah. 0:32:59.130 --> 0:33:01.110 He's out of the crowd, he's just standing on a 0:33:01.150 --> 0:33:03.709 corner like some bum just staring at me. I'm like hidden, 0:33:03.750 --> 0:33:05.540 just going like, yeah. I don't know what he's. 0:33:05.460 --> 0:33:07.520 Doing over there. The crowd parted for me because I started, 0:33:07.540 --> 0:33:09.920 when I saw, I was like, Excuse me, excuse me, 0:33:09.940 --> 0:33:11.979 I gotta see this, I gotta see this. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:33:12.240 --> 0:33:14.540 It was awesome. It kind of felt like a public shaming. 0:33:14.740 --> 0:33:15.900 Did it really? 0:33:15.960 --> 0:33:17.860 A little bit. Like we put them in the, what 0:33:17.940 --> 0:33:20.080 were those things? The stocks? Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:33:20.320 --> 0:33:22.680 It was Game of Thrones when she had to walk 0:33:22.720 --> 0:33:24.520 down the street. Shame! 0:33:24.540 --> 0:33:26.480 Shame! Shame! 0:33:26.820 --> 0:33:28.660 There was like a little bit of that vibe, but 0:33:28.740 --> 0:33:30.380 also like, you know. 0:33:31.180 --> 0:33:31.820 Nick Jr. 0:33:32.040 --> 0:33:34.650 I fully expected Jack to take a couple swings, but 0:33:34.690 --> 0:33:36.870 he did not throw at me. I fully expected you 0:33:36.890 --> 0:33:38.930 to take a couple shots. Like when I sat down 0:33:38.970 --> 0:33:41.030 for the first time, Jack was there with a basket 0:33:41.070 --> 0:33:41.910 of balls in front of him. 0:33:42.250 --> 0:33:45.370 I'm like, oh, this MF-er. He was the first guy 0:33:45.410 --> 0:33:46.190 up there buying tickets. 0:33:46.290 --> 0:33:48.490 No, actually, he was the guy working the attraction. 0:33:48.540 --> 0:33:48.760 He was. 0:33:48.780 --> 0:33:50.960 So thank you very much, Jack. Absolutely. 0:33:51.820 --> 0:33:53.380 And then Ross, you didn't throw any either? 0:33:53.400 --> 0:33:53.460 No. 0:33:53.800 --> 0:33:57.760 I threw some at... Big T? No, D-Bag. 0:33:58.000 --> 0:33:58.660 Oh, yeah, yeah. 0:33:58.700 --> 0:33:59.120 T-Bag. 0:33:59.140 --> 0:34:01.719 T-Bag. All the bags. Sorry. Lots of bags. 0:34:01.870 --> 0:34:05.430 Which was awesome, though, because he dressed up as a T-Bag, 0:34:05.810 --> 0:34:08.070 and it makes way too much sense to be dressed 0:34:08.110 --> 0:34:12.230 up as a T-Bag in a dunk scenario. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:34:12.610 --> 0:34:13.610 And he sewed it himself. 0:34:14.450 --> 0:34:14.779 Yeah. 0:34:14.960 --> 0:34:16.260 Yeah, I couldn't tell. 0:34:17.120 --> 0:34:18.819 It looked just like Twinings. Oh, yeah. 0:34:20.440 --> 0:34:22.259 Very Gucci of him to do that, for sure. 0:34:22.280 --> 0:34:22.640 Very Gucci. 0:34:23.739 --> 0:34:28.739 All right, 407-916-1041, text 77031, Emily the Movie Girl coming 0:34:28.760 --> 0:34:32.040 up in the next hour. Jack, your favorite sandwich is– 0:34:32.060 --> 0:34:33.880 let me ask you a quick question, Jack. When you 0:34:33.940 --> 0:34:37.460 go out and you buy your peanut butter for your 0:34:37.580 --> 0:34:41.720 favorite Sammy, what is your peanut butter of choice? 0:34:42.120 --> 0:34:42.640 That's funny. 0:34:42.780 --> 0:34:45.430 I today had two PB & Js for lunch. Did 0:34:45.469 --> 0:34:46.590 you really? That's normal. 0:34:46.930 --> 0:34:50.270 And I don't– Well, here's the deal. 0:34:50.290 --> 0:34:50.710 We went out. 0:34:50.770 --> 0:34:53.130 We did Magical Dining out two days this weekend. 0:34:53.230 --> 0:34:54.109 Good for you. Where'd you go? 0:34:54.170 --> 0:34:56.109 Last weekend. Went to Terramia last night. 0:34:56.150 --> 0:34:56.589 Was it good? 0:34:56.989 --> 0:35:01.210 It was great. Service was fantastic. Popped sushi the night before. 0:35:01.230 --> 0:35:02.009 That was fun. I know. 0:35:02.050 --> 0:35:05.250 That's good. That's good. So we didn't have any leftovers, 0:35:05.350 --> 0:35:07.220 which would normally be my lunch. 0:35:07.239 --> 0:35:07.339 Right. 0:35:07.469 --> 0:35:11.460 So we did PB & J on the Aldi sourdough. 0:35:11.500 --> 0:35:14.080 Sure. It was lovely. Do you get the Aldi brand 0:35:14.100 --> 0:35:16.500 peanut butter? I'm a brand loyalist. 0:35:16.800 --> 0:35:20.160 Now, typically, if I'm buying it, I will do that. 0:35:20.300 --> 0:35:24.220 And either I grew up on Skippy, but that or Jif. 0:35:24.680 --> 0:35:25.440 I'm good either way. 0:35:25.480 --> 0:35:26.680 Choosy moms choose Jif. 0:35:26.700 --> 0:35:28.640 Yeah, Peter Pan would be fine with me. But I 0:35:28.719 --> 0:35:30.900 think my wife, I don't even know what brand is 0:35:30.940 --> 0:35:33.520 in there. And I don't look. It's better not to know. 0:35:33.739 --> 0:35:35.520 You don't know. 0:35:35.800 --> 0:35:38.339 I don't like the kind that you leave it out 0:35:38.380 --> 0:35:40.100 and you got to stir it and stuff. 0:35:40.200 --> 0:35:41.880 Oh, yeah. All natural one. 0:35:41.960 --> 0:35:45.279 I want enough chemicals where it holds it together. Okay, well, 0:35:45.460 --> 0:35:47.620 that's funny enough. That's what the story is about today. 0:35:48.770 --> 0:35:49.530 What is your favorite? 0:35:49.550 --> 0:35:49.810 Jif. 0:35:50.110 --> 0:35:51.070 You're a Jif girl. 0:35:51.270 --> 0:35:54.330 I'm a creamy Jif, although I will do sometimes crunchy. 0:35:54.550 --> 0:35:59.260 Okay, sometimes crunchy. She likes nuts every once in a while. 0:35:59.680 --> 0:36:03.339 Who doesn't, right, Ross? All of us, man. Yeah, yeah. 0:36:03.520 --> 0:36:05.920 What PB are you, buddy? Kirkland Signature. 0:36:06.020 --> 0:36:07.390 You're a Kirkland Signature. 0:36:07.430 --> 0:36:09.350 Nothing wrong with that. Yeah, that's where we get our 0:36:09.370 --> 0:36:10.610 peanut butter and jelly. 0:36:10.670 --> 0:36:13.489 Well, the reason I bring this up is we've heard 0:36:13.530 --> 0:36:15.740 this about the ice cream business for years, right? 0:36:16.700 --> 0:36:17.049 What do you mean? 0:36:17.120 --> 0:36:20.370 Remember when we found out that some brands of ice 0:36:20.430 --> 0:36:24.549 cream actually weren't ice cream at all? They had no milk. 0:36:24.590 --> 0:36:26.790 It didn't have enough butter fat or milk fat in there. 0:36:26.810 --> 0:36:27.029 Right. 0:36:27.050 --> 0:36:28.880 So it's ice milk or they come up with a 0:36:28.900 --> 0:36:29.500 different name. 0:36:29.760 --> 0:36:35.020 Frozen dairy treat or product or they'll say something like that, right? 0:36:35.040 --> 0:36:35.540 Yeah, yeah. 0:36:35.560 --> 0:36:38.160 Because it has just enough milk fat to consider itself 0:36:38.239 --> 0:36:41.390 dairy but not enough– to consider itself, you know, cream. 0:36:41.410 --> 0:36:42.050 Ice cream. 0:36:42.410 --> 0:36:45.210 I think everyone's first instance with this was when they 0:36:45.230 --> 0:36:48.250 were young and you found out that Yoo-Hoo is just 0:36:48.430 --> 0:36:49.390 chocolate drink. 0:36:49.630 --> 0:36:56.069 Yeah, exactly. Look, it's shelf-stable, bad sign. American cheese is what? 0:36:56.250 --> 0:36:57.330 What's American cheese? 0:36:57.450 --> 0:36:58.069 Oil? 0:36:58.570 --> 0:37:01.450 No, or is it Velveeta? Yeah, you know. 0:37:01.510 --> 0:37:04.029 One can't call themselves cheese. Well, I'll tell you this. 0:37:04.410 --> 0:37:06.290 Some peanut butter can't call themselves peanut butter. 0:37:06.489 --> 0:37:07.069 Whoa! 0:37:08.530 --> 0:37:11.090 The horn's about to break out. Is it the peanut 0:37:11.170 --> 0:37:13.810 or is it the butter? When you go home, Skippy, Jif, 0:37:14.030 --> 0:37:15.070 and Peter Pan. 0:37:16.070 --> 0:37:18.610 Oh, wait. Drum roll for. 0:37:18.510 --> 0:37:22.330 This, dude. This is big news. This is top three. Terrible. 0:37:22.450 --> 0:37:25.759 So in the world of peanut butter, the idea, when 0:37:25.800 --> 0:37:28.060 you go and look at the label, if it says 0:37:28.180 --> 0:37:32.700 peanut butter, you're good. But if it says peanut spread, 0:37:33.100 --> 0:37:35.960 you are not good. And all three of those brands 0:37:36.020 --> 0:37:37.100 now fall under that. 0:37:37.120 --> 0:37:37.200 Yeah. 0:37:37.719 --> 0:37:40.340 It has to be 90% peanuts for it to be 0:37:40.390 --> 0:37:43.870 considered peanut butter, but they add palm oil to it 0:37:43.969 --> 0:37:46.610 to get the consistency spreadable right out of the jar, 0:37:46.630 --> 0:37:50.390 plus other chemicals, so they can't even call it peanut 0:37:50.469 --> 0:37:54.680 butter anymore because the content of peanuts isn't enough to 0:37:55.340 --> 0:37:58.339 consider it peanut butter. They call it peanut spread now. 0:37:59.360 --> 0:38:01.820 So what are the brands that are and are not? 0:38:01.840 --> 0:38:03.459 The kind you have to serve like Jack Hicks. 0:38:03.820 --> 0:38:08.600 The natural ones. The all-natural ones. It says, under this proposal, 0:38:08.660 --> 0:38:11.070 three peanut butter brands, Skippy, Jip, and Peter Pan, began 0:38:11.110 --> 0:38:14.950 a 20-week public hearing to argue what peanut percentage the 0:38:15.010 --> 0:38:17.830 new standard has to be. They want it to be 90. 0:38:17.830 --> 0:38:18.850 It says it's got to be no less 90% for 0:38:18.870 --> 0:38:24.650 peanuts and 55% fat. And so what they found out 0:38:24.710 --> 0:38:27.430 was they're adding palm oil to it to get the 0:38:27.469 --> 0:38:30.350 consistency right and to maintain the flavor. But the problem 0:38:30.410 --> 0:38:32.690 is they've added too much palm oil, and they've actually 0:38:32.710 --> 0:38:34.490 taken the peanut butter out of the peanut butter. 0:38:35.010 --> 0:38:37.590 So the natural stuff, the stuff that you have to 0:38:37.650 --> 0:38:41.270 basically churn for a little bit like an Amish teenager. 0:38:41.290 --> 0:38:44.009 Yeah, that's the peanut oil that appears naturally in the peanuts. 0:38:44.050 --> 0:38:46.280 So when they get peanut oil, when you buy that separately, 0:38:46.560 --> 0:38:48.779 that's what's happened. They've just pressed the oil out of 0:38:48.800 --> 0:38:49.180 the nut. 0:38:49.300 --> 0:38:50.080 And that's what. 0:38:50.560 --> 0:38:51.060 Okay, Deb. 0:38:51.460 --> 0:38:52.940 I had a... Okay, I know. 0:38:53.400 --> 0:38:53.470 Uh. 0:38:54.390 --> 0:39:00.520 Sorry, now it's contagious. But my peanut butter that we get, 0:39:01.100 --> 0:39:03.920 that my wife buys, we have to stir it. 0:39:03.960 --> 0:39:05.100 And I hate it. It sucks. 0:39:05.160 --> 0:39:07.820 I have to clock in so I can make a sandwich. 0:39:08.580 --> 0:39:10.879 It's not fun, but I'm good. That means I've been 0:39:11.000 --> 0:39:11.779 eating peanut butter, though. 0:39:11.800 --> 0:39:15.649 You've been eating actual peanut butter instead of... God only 0:39:15.690 --> 0:39:18.209 knows what they're putting in there. Peanut butter. 0:39:18.390 --> 0:39:18.890 Exactly. 0:39:19.719 --> 0:39:22.520 When manufacturers asked about adding glycerin to peanut butter and 0:39:22.620 --> 0:39:25.219 oil to fight oil separation, the FDA responded by saying 0:39:25.239 --> 0:39:27.960 that if glycerin could be added without rendering the food 0:39:28.040 --> 0:39:31.279 adulterated as its addition, we could be, we get set 0:39:31.320 --> 0:39:33.180 forth to permanently kind of add that on the label, 0:39:33.200 --> 0:39:34.080 but they didn't want to do that. 0:39:34.280 --> 0:39:35.000 Glycerin. 0:39:35.020 --> 0:39:36.280 What is it? Fight club? 0:39:39.320 --> 0:39:41.130 Yeah, man, it's kind of crazy when I, I was 0:39:41.170 --> 0:39:43.129 expecting to see some off brands down in there. 0:39:43.190 --> 0:39:44.710 They're trying to some sideways stuff, you. 0:39:44.670 --> 0:39:47.450 Know, but it's the big three. It is the big three. 0:39:48.320 --> 0:39:52.730 That makes sense. I have so much mistrust right now 0:39:52.770 --> 0:39:55.470 with anything too big. 0:39:55.810 --> 0:39:56.250 Yeah, yeah. 0:39:56.890 --> 0:40:00.930 It says the Skippy website acknowledges that the FDA regulation saying, quote, 0:40:00.989 --> 0:40:04.920 natural peanut butter spreads can include additional ingredients like palm 0:40:05.060 --> 0:40:08.200 oil or other oils which are not hydrogenated. 0:40:08.280 --> 0:40:08.870 I think that's a. 0:40:09.300 --> 0:40:11.899 I think they add air into it or hydrogen into 0:40:11.960 --> 0:40:14.340 it to fluff it up and make it more pliable 0:40:14.420 --> 0:40:17.080 or whatever and turn it into a solid, I believe, right? 0:40:17.160 --> 0:40:17.840 I'm not sure. 0:40:17.860 --> 0:40:18.719 I think that's what it is. 0:40:18.719 --> 0:40:21.279 I think that's the bad ones, isn't it? Yeah, yeah. 0:40:21.300 --> 0:40:23.580 You don't want that. Okay. Man, that sucks, though. 0:40:24.410 --> 0:40:26.870 The truth will set you free, but that's a bummer 0:40:26.930 --> 0:40:30.569 finding out that the peanut butter that nobody likes is 0:40:30.660 --> 0:40:32.080 the one that's actually peanut butter. 0:40:32.100 --> 0:40:35.440 It says here, it says, it says, damn. Skippy, a 0:40:35.540 --> 0:40:39.440 well-known name in the peanut butter world, must label its 0:40:39.600 --> 0:40:44.700 natural peanut butter spread as such because it contains palm oil. 0:40:44.820 --> 0:40:48.299 And people were texting us at 77031 and saying that 0:40:48.340 --> 0:40:51.410 Jack was right. It is cheese, uh, Velveeta or Cheez Whiz. 0:40:51.850 --> 0:40:53.040 A cheese product. 0:40:53.080 --> 0:40:53.859 Yeah, no, no. 0:40:53.900 --> 0:40:56.140 Again, it's shelf-stable, guys. 0:40:58.460 --> 0:40:58.680 Yeah. 0:40:58.860 --> 0:41:02.910 If you're buying your cheese next to the pasta and 0:41:02.950 --> 0:41:05.270 not where it's cold, that's bad news for you, dude. 0:41:05.370 --> 0:41:07.800 It probably ain't good for you. It's got you-hoo syndrome. 0:41:07.860 --> 0:41:10.980 Yeah, yeah. Man, that really knocked you for a loop, 0:41:11.020 --> 0:41:11.239 didn't it? 0:41:11.239 --> 0:41:13.360 Dude, it broke my heart when I was six. I 0:41:13.380 --> 0:41:14.800 was like, what do you mean it's not milk? 0:41:14.840 --> 0:41:15.799 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:41:16.239 --> 0:41:19.170 That's the scariest part. Then you ask the most important question. 0:41:19.210 --> 0:41:19.750 What the hell is it? 0:41:19.750 --> 0:41:20.130 What is it? 0:41:20.210 --> 0:41:21.970 And then they go, it's chocolate drink. 0:41:22.010 --> 0:41:22.210 Yeah, yeah. 0:41:22.330 --> 0:41:24.489 I'll tell you another one that. 0:41:24.410 --> 0:41:26.190 Freaks me out. One of these pre-made kind of things 0:41:26.210 --> 0:41:28.690 that freaks me out. Man, I am not about that 0:41:28.770 --> 0:41:29.530 pre-cooked bacon. 0:41:30.150 --> 0:41:31.370 Who eats that? Yeah. 0:41:31.430 --> 0:41:33.310 Like the bacon that you take it off the shelf 0:41:33.370 --> 0:41:35.210 and apparently you just eat it right off the shelf. 0:41:35.290 --> 0:41:36.710 I'm like, no, we're not doing that. 0:41:36.969 --> 0:41:39.110 I'm so picky. I've never seen that. Oh, yeah. 0:41:39.230 --> 0:41:39.490 Yeah. 0:41:39.770 --> 0:41:40.300 I've seen it. 0:41:40.650 --> 0:41:42.910 Also, I've seen it, sadly, in a couple of like 0:41:43.250 --> 0:41:46.870 breakfast places as well. They just like microwave it and 0:41:46.890 --> 0:41:50.939 you're like, whoa, hold on. Even shelf-stable pudding is weird, 0:41:51.000 --> 0:41:52.740 isn't it, guys? Like when you make pudding at home, 0:41:52.780 --> 0:41:53.940 it like stays in the fridge. 0:41:54.100 --> 0:41:55.739 How about shelf-stable milk? 0:41:56.930 --> 0:41:57.410 There's that? 0:41:57.430 --> 0:42:00.430 I think there's powdered milk. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'll 0:42:00.450 --> 0:42:02.969 get those for hurricane season because those are– that are 0:42:02.989 --> 0:42:06.629 like a can of incarnation sweetened condensed milk. That's great 0:42:06.650 --> 0:42:09.810 for coffee when you're– when you don't have any power. 0:42:09.950 --> 0:42:10.710 Or if you're Cuban. 0:42:11.050 --> 0:42:12.830 Oh, my God. Yeah, we use that all the time 0:42:12.890 --> 0:42:13.310 on the island. 0:42:13.330 --> 0:42:16.700 Someone talked to me about dehydrated milk, like the powdered milk. 0:42:16.760 --> 0:42:18.680 How does that even happen? happen. They just take the 0:42:18.700 --> 0:42:19.239 water out of it. 0:42:19.340 --> 0:42:19.520 Yep. 0:42:19.620 --> 0:42:20.779 And then you rehydrate it. 0:42:20.840 --> 0:42:21.299 With what? 0:42:21.340 --> 0:42:22.480 A Harry Potter wand? 0:42:23.040 --> 0:42:23.880 No. 0:42:24.040 --> 0:42:27.940 Dehumidify. Like what the hell? How do you make liquid 0:42:28.140 --> 0:42:28.940 into whatever? 0:42:28.960 --> 0:42:29.500 Hold me back. 0:42:29.719 --> 0:42:30.940 They just take the water out of it. Then you 0:42:30.960 --> 0:42:33.200 have the milk solids and they turn that into a powder. 0:42:33.219 --> 0:42:34.770 And then all you have to do is reintroduce water 0:42:34.830 --> 0:42:35.009 to it. 0:42:35.030 --> 0:42:35.730 It's not bad. 0:42:35.810 --> 0:42:37.290 And it comes back to life. I will tell you 0:42:37.310 --> 0:42:39.910 that when we were athletes as kids, man, our coach 0:42:40.010 --> 0:42:43.310 demanded that we consume powdered milk. Apparently there's some kind 0:42:43.330 --> 0:42:46.090 of magical protein thing that That happens when you do 0:42:46.110 --> 0:42:48.070 that process and it's like better for you or something. 0:42:48.300 --> 0:42:49.760 Like there's more calcium or something. 0:42:49.780 --> 0:42:50.660 I don't know. 0:42:50.760 --> 0:42:52.660 It was just weird though. When he started asking us 0:42:52.719 --> 0:42:54.520 to do lines of it. Yeah. 0:42:54.600 --> 0:42:54.900 It's weird. 0:42:54.940 --> 0:42:55.060 Yeah. 0:42:55.080 --> 0:42:55.359 All right. 0:42:55.380 --> 0:42:55.580 407-916-1041. 0:42:55.700 --> 0:42:55.940 Text us 77031. 0:42:55.920 --> 0:42:57.719 Back in a sec with more of the Jim Colbert show. Hey, 0:42:57.760 --> 0:42:58.000 JC and posse. 0:43:07.650 --> 0:43:09.830 Back when I was young and pretty, I was taught 0:43:09.910 --> 0:43:12.770 a trick with real peanut butter. When you buy it, 0:43:12.820 --> 0:43:15.160 you open it up, you stir it real good, and 0:43:15.200 --> 0:43:17.700 then you put it in your cupboard upside down. 0:43:18.080 --> 0:43:20.830 Then when you go to use it, it's ready to roll. Oh, 0:43:20.850 --> 0:43:22.489 that's a good idea. Rubber side down, y'all. 0:43:23.900 --> 0:43:24.600 Very smart. 0:43:24.760 --> 0:43:28.240 Hey, guys, congratulations on a successful event. And thanks for everybody, 0:43:28.580 --> 0:43:31.379 including Big T and you guys especially, that came over 0:43:31.420 --> 0:43:33.859 to say hi to Commander. While we found out he's 0:43:33.900 --> 0:43:36.520 a big teddy bear with people, maybe he's not so 0:43:36.560 --> 0:43:39.489 much of a dog dog. So we kind of hung 0:43:39.550 --> 0:43:41.350 out on the sidelines in the shade and just watched 0:43:41.390 --> 0:43:43.750 everything go down. But we also had a talk with 0:43:43.770 --> 0:43:45.529 Daryl Payne, and he's going to try to whip him 0:43:45.570 --> 0:43:47.469 up into shape by next year. Maybe we'll have a 0:43:47.489 --> 0:43:49.890 commander out there that can follow orders. And, Ross, you 0:43:49.930 --> 0:43:51.770 are correct. It is a full circle moment that I 0:43:51.810 --> 0:43:53.270 am proud and grateful to be a part of. 0:43:54.550 --> 0:43:55.230 Thank you, Handy John. 0:43:55.430 --> 0:43:56.910 Hey, it's Caroline. 0:43:57.530 --> 0:44:01.180 And I heard that you were talking about me on 0:44:01.280 --> 0:44:07.060 the show. And I think it was really cool. And 0:44:07.080 --> 0:44:11.080 Suds Pups and Pints was really fun. And getting to 0:44:12.020 --> 0:44:15.500 meet some of the people that my grandpa likes listening 0:44:15.540 --> 0:44:18.920 to on the radio was really fun. And I think 0:44:18.960 --> 0:44:20.640 it was funny when Jim fell in the tank. 0:44:20.700 --> 0:44:22.120 You watch your mouth. Grandpa? 0:44:22.219 --> 0:44:26.069 Grandpa? You watch your mouth, young lady. I need you 0:44:26.110 --> 0:44:27.400 to say your brother. 0:44:27.680 --> 0:44:29.500 All right, welcome back to the Jim Colbert Show. We're 0:44:29.560 --> 0:44:30.310 already at 104.1. 0:44:30.300 --> 0:44:30.640 I'm Jim. 0:44:30.680 --> 0:44:31.100 There's Deb. 0:44:31.400 --> 0:44:31.680 Uncle. 0:44:31.940 --> 0:44:32.260 Jack. 0:44:32.410 --> 0:44:32.620 Yep. 0:44:32.860 --> 0:44:34.410 And Sauce Daddy as well. 0:44:34.510 --> 0:44:35.690 Do whatever you want. 0:44:35.710 --> 0:44:36.750 Yeah, do whatever you want. 0:44:36.830 --> 0:44:41.739 That was a new one. All right, yeah. This is 0:44:41.800 --> 0:44:45.010 right before you say, I have a question for you guys. Yeah, no, no, no. 0:44:45.110 --> 0:44:46.150 I do have one a little bit later, though. 0:44:46.290 --> 0:44:46.950 There we go. 0:44:46.969 --> 0:44:47.710 I got one a little bit later. 0:44:47.750 --> 0:44:49.250 This one, though, have you seen yet? Learning to read 0:44:49.290 --> 0:44:50.009 the delays. 0:44:50.570 --> 0:44:52.240 Everybody is gearing up. 0:44:52.290 --> 0:44:54.250 It's not even Halloween yet, but I think we can 0:44:54.390 --> 0:44:55.950 all kind of realize this time of year as we 0:44:55.969 --> 0:44:59.370 approach Halloween, the Christmas season will be thrust upon us 0:44:59.430 --> 0:45:01.350 about a week before Halloween gets out of the. 0:45:01.290 --> 0:45:01.930 Stores, right? 0:45:01.950 --> 0:45:02.169 I know. 0:45:02.969 --> 0:45:03.649 It's already there. 0:45:03.719 --> 0:45:06.820 Hobby Lobby has been nothing but Christmas since August. 0:45:06.880 --> 0:45:09.160 Last week I walked into Costco full Christmas. 0:45:09.620 --> 0:45:10.320 Is it really? 0:45:10.340 --> 0:45:10.480 Yeah. 0:45:10.900 --> 0:45:12.960 And that's okay because I already bought my Halloween candy 0:45:13.000 --> 0:45:16.040 there the week prior. I mean, have you guys started 0:45:16.060 --> 0:45:19.500 to see the commercials from Campbell's for Thanksgiving? 0:45:19.620 --> 0:45:22.609 I haven't seen any seasonal stuff yet. I haven't seen 0:45:22.670 --> 0:45:24.890 anything yet. Usually it doesn't happen until the beginning of October, 0:45:24.930 --> 0:45:27.230 which is like, what, Thursday? You do watch football, right? 0:45:27.290 --> 0:45:28.109 I do watch football, yes. 0:45:28.270 --> 0:45:30.290 Because I know you mentioned in the past like you 0:45:30.310 --> 0:45:34.720 don't see movie commercials and stuff, and it's– what I'm noticing, 0:45:34.780 --> 0:45:38.850 it's interesting. Depending on how you consume media depends on 0:45:38.910 --> 0:45:42.350 what advertisements you're exposed to. Right, and that's the future. 0:45:42.940 --> 0:45:47.380 And it's more fragmented than ever before. So some things, 0:45:47.420 --> 0:45:51.360 so like television ads, unless you watch network television, and 0:45:51.380 --> 0:45:54.020 I know you do not watch network television. 0:45:53.600 --> 0:45:55.680 Usually, but you do watch football. 0:45:55.930 --> 0:45:56.569 I do, yes. 0:45:57.070 --> 0:46:00.430 So that's where you'd be exposed to a lot of advertisers. 0:46:00.450 --> 0:46:02.410 And I only watched like one half of football this 0:46:02.450 --> 0:46:04.750 weekend because, you know, with Saturday being taken up by 0:46:04.790 --> 0:46:07.210 Suds Pups, I didn't get a lot done. So Sunday 0:46:07.250 --> 0:46:07.969 was a work day. 0:46:07.989 --> 0:46:08.330 Yeah, what? 0:46:09.290 --> 0:46:11.430 I found out something new with the Red Zone channel 0:46:11.450 --> 0:46:13.130 because I made it to the end of the game because, 0:46:13.150 --> 0:46:15.529 of course, I was watching the end of the Raider game, 0:46:15.550 --> 0:46:17.779 then the end of that Cowboy. 0:46:18.760 --> 0:46:20.340 Ravens game, which was amazing. 0:46:20.360 --> 0:46:20.819 Insane, yeah. 0:46:20.880 --> 0:46:22.319 So many insane games. Yeah, yeah. 0:46:22.500 --> 0:46:23.879 But what they do at the end of the Red 0:46:23.920 --> 0:46:26.100 Zone channel, do you know how many touchdowns are scored 0:46:26.140 --> 0:46:28.259 on Sunday just in the afternoon games? 0:46:28.340 --> 0:46:28.900 Just total? 0:46:28.960 --> 0:46:29.120 No. 0:46:29.200 --> 0:46:32.030 I'll go– I'll tell you. 0:46:32.030 --> 0:46:33.610 36. 67. Damn, really? 0:46:33.790 --> 0:46:33.930 Damn. 0:46:33.989 --> 0:46:36.930 And they show everyone at the end. Oh, my God, really? 0:46:37.410 --> 0:46:38.130 It was great. 0:46:38.310 --> 0:46:38.509 Really? 0:46:38.530 --> 0:46:41.770 It was just like 15 minutes of seeing every touchdown scored, 0:46:41.790 --> 0:46:44.590 one after the other with music. It was like, damn, 0:46:44.830 --> 0:46:46.359 that's someone's job like every day. 0:46:46.390 --> 0:46:46.529 Yes. 0:46:46.570 --> 0:46:47.670 Just clip it up. 0:46:48.040 --> 0:46:50.799 Every touchdown and just put it on a reel and 0:46:50.840 --> 0:46:52.319 get it ready to play at the very end. 0:46:52.700 --> 0:46:53.540 Clip it up, baby. 0:46:53.580 --> 0:46:56.060 Well, you know, the shopping season will be here soon. 0:46:56.180 --> 0:46:57.600 Who knows what it's going to look like this year? 0:46:57.980 --> 0:46:59.740 Yeah, it's going to be real interesting. 0:46:59.760 --> 0:47:01.380 Who knows what the shopping season is going to be 0:47:01.420 --> 0:47:04.529 like this year. But, you know, we know that malls 0:47:04.680 --> 0:47:06.190 are one of the hottest properties out there when it 0:47:06.210 --> 0:47:07.109 comes to shopping, right? 0:47:07.170 --> 0:47:08.710 Oh, yeah. You've got to bum rush the mall. 0:47:08.790 --> 0:47:10.350 And here in Central Florida, I don't know about you 0:47:10.390 --> 0:47:12.270 guys who are listening out of the area, but we 0:47:12.290 --> 0:47:15.029 have one specific mall in the Central Florida area that 0:47:15.110 --> 0:47:17.989 is built for– This time of year, it's called the 0:47:18.190 --> 0:47:19.410 Mall Millennium, right? 0:47:19.730 --> 0:47:22.810 We call it, locally, we call it the? Rich People's Mall. 0:47:22.850 --> 0:47:24.090 The Fancy Mall, right? 0:47:24.110 --> 0:47:29.549 Because that's where your Nordstroms, your Louboutin, your Cartier Rolex. 0:47:29.610 --> 0:47:32.310 Your valet at the mall. It's one of the only 0:47:32.350 --> 0:47:34.700 malls I've ever seen where they have valet parking. 0:47:35.160 --> 0:47:37.380 A lot of rich tourists. 0:47:37.500 --> 0:47:38.779 Yes, yes, yes. 0:47:38.800 --> 0:47:41.600 A lot of Brazilians with unibrows, but on purpose. 0:47:41.700 --> 0:47:44.500 And it is in that area between the tourist corridor 0:47:44.680 --> 0:47:46.260 and Orlando proper. 0:47:46.300 --> 0:47:48.239 And do you notice that all of the car dealerships 0:47:48.300 --> 0:47:52.420 around it are Alfa Romeo, Land Rover, Mercedes. It's all 0:47:52.480 --> 0:47:56.200 your Jaguar. That's where all your high-end car dealerships are. 0:47:56.390 --> 0:48:00.750 In Orlando, there are two– well, now three primary neighborhoods 0:48:00.790 --> 0:48:04.710 of wealth. There's Winter Park. There is Windermere, which would 0:48:04.730 --> 0:48:08.430 be considered like your Bay Hill, Isleworth. That's a big, 0:48:08.540 --> 0:48:10.399 also an enclave of money. And I would say Lake 0:48:10.460 --> 0:48:12.440 Nona is kind of coming up there. as one of 0:48:12.480 --> 0:48:14.319 the areas where you can do that. And I've noticed 0:48:14.340 --> 0:48:15.530 that those... Celebration. 0:48:15.590 --> 0:48:16.390 Right, yeah, exactly. 0:48:16.610 --> 0:48:18.410 Well, this mall in Millennia is the fancy mall. 0:48:18.430 --> 0:48:20.770 It's where all the real high-dollar stores are. If you'd 0:48:20.790 --> 0:48:22.390 like to pay $ 13, 000 for a purse, head to the 0:48:22.430 --> 0:48:25.870 mall in Millennia. We got to do that. 0:48:25.890 --> 0:48:26.540 No, thank you. 0:48:26.550 --> 0:48:28.290 Got about five places that'll sell you one of those. 0:48:28.870 --> 0:48:31.310 But they have made a change for this Christmas season. 0:48:32.270 --> 0:48:34.660 And I have to tell you, I'm very interested to 0:48:34.700 --> 0:48:36.780 see how this is going to happen because they say 0:48:37.219 --> 0:48:40.560 that they're going to enforce this heavily this year. 0:48:41.540 --> 0:48:41.920 Really? 0:48:42.900 --> 0:48:46.800 For the season 2026 of shopping at the Millennium Mall, 0:48:47.900 --> 0:48:50.840 if you are under the age of 18 years old, 0:48:51.070 --> 0:48:53.370 you must be accompanied by an adult. 0:48:53.930 --> 0:48:54.690 Wow. 0:48:54.710 --> 0:48:57.870 And if you're not, they will card your ass. And 0:48:57.930 --> 0:49:00.330 if they card you and you do not have an 0:49:00.469 --> 0:49:03.310 ID that shows that you're over 18, they walk you 0:49:03.370 --> 0:49:04.259 to an exit. 0:49:04.469 --> 0:49:06.520 So in other words, they're just close enough to the 0:49:06.580 --> 0:49:10.480 Orlando Eye and other areas where they've had these teen takeovers. 0:49:11.000 --> 0:49:13.830 And the last thing you want is your affluent tourists 0:49:13.870 --> 0:49:18.030 being harassed by mobs of young people and then stores 0:49:18.150 --> 0:49:21.880 overtaken with mobs of young people. stealing merchandise right off 0:49:21.900 --> 0:49:22.299 the shelf. 0:49:22.380 --> 0:49:24.779 Already, by the way, I remember telling you guys a 0:49:24.800 --> 0:49:26.219 couple of years ago, I went out there and I 0:49:26.260 --> 0:49:29.270 was walking around shopping for my wife. And I noticed 0:49:29.530 --> 0:49:33.790 every single one of the stores had, like Deborah's saying, 0:49:33.870 --> 0:49:36.330 has a valet, a security guard out front that only 0:49:36.390 --> 0:49:38.170 allows so many people in the store. 0:49:38.510 --> 0:49:39.830 So not the coach, but. 0:49:39.770 --> 0:49:43.610 The Louis Vuitton store, the Prada store, the Gucci store, 0:49:43.890 --> 0:49:46.959 they all had lines because they were only allowing enough 0:49:47.000 --> 0:49:50.360 people that could be watched by their employees. Like they 0:49:50.380 --> 0:49:52.879 weren't letting anybody in and you couldn't get in there 0:49:52.940 --> 0:49:53.290 near it. 0:49:53.640 --> 0:49:57.609 It's not just so they can watch the employees. Those 0:49:57.690 --> 0:50:00.569 bougie stores, like one of their things is that they... 0:50:00.810 --> 0:50:04.180 try to have the best shopping experience as possible. So 0:50:04.219 --> 0:50:08.219 it's not just for theft. They're also looking out for 0:50:08.260 --> 0:50:11.600 their customer of going like, hey, only let 12 customers 0:50:11.680 --> 0:50:12.279 in at a time. 0:50:12.300 --> 0:50:18.239 And they also realize with the stores themselves, the higher-end stores, 0:50:19.320 --> 0:50:20.800 they don't need no. 0:50:20.340 --> 0:50:21.319 15-year-olds running around. 0:50:21.340 --> 0:50:23.600 They're not spending the kind of money that they want 0:50:23.620 --> 0:50:25.339 to spend. Anybody with 18 buying something like that, dude. 0:50:25.420 --> 0:50:27.480 They'll be escorted in by their chauffeur. 0:50:28.780 --> 0:50:30.719 I went into one of the stores probably about five 0:50:30.760 --> 0:50:34.969 or six years ago. My wife did something at work 0:50:35.010 --> 0:50:37.790 that was real good, and I was going to do 0:50:37.830 --> 0:50:39.630 something really, really nice for her. I was going to 0:50:39.650 --> 0:50:42.820 buy her something really, really nice. to celebrate this moment, 0:50:42.940 --> 0:50:44.780 momentous moment that she had in her life. 0:50:44.840 --> 0:50:45.090 Right. 0:50:45.550 --> 0:50:46.850 So I went, I won't tell you which one, but 0:50:46.870 --> 0:50:48.629 I went into one of these stores and the cool 0:50:48.670 --> 0:50:50.890 thing is like they say, the minute you walk in, 0:50:51.050 --> 0:50:51.550 you get. 0:50:51.450 --> 0:50:52.850 A personal person. 0:50:53.170 --> 0:50:53.410 Yeah. 0:50:53.630 --> 0:50:56.739 You get an employee for the next hour and a 0:50:56.760 --> 0:50:59.040 half that you shop. And that, that employee walks with 0:50:59.080 --> 0:51:02.600 you and answers all your questions. It was crazy. 0:51:02.620 --> 0:51:06.140 Yeah. My most interesting experience was on the Champs Elysees 0:51:06.160 --> 0:51:09.670 in Paris and And wanting to go to the Chanel store. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:51:09.750 --> 0:51:13.960 And that's locked. Oh, yeah, you got to show your 0:51:13.980 --> 0:51:16.399 W-2 to get in. The guy guarding the door just 0:51:16.420 --> 0:51:18.239 looks you up and down. Oh, he just does a 0:51:18.280 --> 0:51:21.520 judgment scan? He does a judgment scan. And if you 0:51:21.560 --> 0:51:23.509 don't look like you could come in and spend money, 0:51:23.570 --> 0:51:24.430 they don't let you in. 0:51:24.450 --> 0:51:27.110 They say, look at you and your broke-ass shoes. 0:51:27.230 --> 0:51:27.410 Right. 0:51:28.910 --> 0:51:32.370 I do not think you could come into my store. 0:51:32.469 --> 0:51:37.830 While you watch the Arabic girls head-to-toe burqa, head-to-toe burqa 0:51:37.890 --> 0:51:42.279 go right into the Chanel store, not even carrying a purse. 0:51:42.340 --> 0:51:45.560 And their band has double Cartiers. Have no more jokes 0:51:45.620 --> 0:51:50.440 in this situation. You'll pay less, cannot come in here, 0:51:50.460 --> 0:51:51.359 because we pay more. 0:51:53.700 --> 0:51:54.060 Yeah, yeah, man. 0:51:54.100 --> 0:51:54.760 That's crazy. 0:51:54.920 --> 0:51:56.630 Isn't it? But the ball plenty is like saying, no, 0:51:56.640 --> 0:51:58.239 we're not going to do it. No, we're not playing that, dude. 0:51:58.320 --> 0:51:59.880 No, you can't do that at other malls. If you 0:51:59.900 --> 0:52:03.479 did that at Altamont, nobody goes. And that entire mall 0:52:03.520 --> 0:52:04.760 has people under the age of 20. 0:52:04.760 --> 0:52:05.640 I'll throw this out here. 0:52:06.100 --> 0:52:09.819 I'll give the young people even some more benefit of 0:52:09.860 --> 0:52:12.160 the doubt here. I don't even think it's like, oh, 0:52:12.200 --> 0:52:16.690 my God, there's these. It definitely is, dude. Teen takeovers 0:52:17.030 --> 0:52:19.210 is one of many reasons why. 0:52:19.469 --> 0:52:21.970 But it's also like they are broke. 0:52:23.400 --> 0:52:28.040 I legit see that policy, and I hear one fun– 0:52:28.200 --> 0:52:30.650 not fun way, but one way of getting rid of 0:52:30.830 --> 0:52:34.870 broke entities out of that mall without hurting anyone's feelings. Yeah, 0:52:34.890 --> 0:52:37.450 this is like a homeowners association saying, no, you cannot 0:52:37.510 --> 0:52:38.169 park in the yard. 0:52:38.489 --> 0:52:39.009 Yeah, yeah. 0:52:39.750 --> 0:52:41.609 A little bit. 0:52:41.680 --> 0:52:44.200 Take your Corolla down the street. You cannot park in 0:52:44.219 --> 0:52:44.919 your yard here, buddy. 0:52:45.080 --> 0:52:48.240 I understand teenagers suck, and especially when they're in mass, 0:52:48.300 --> 0:52:51.549 but they're not spending money, and that, I think, would 0:52:51.570 --> 0:52:54.090 be the number one reason why this would be implemented. 0:52:54.130 --> 0:52:56.430 I've got to tell you, this feels like a blinking 0:52:56.590 --> 0:52:58.510 powder keg to me. I don't know about you guys. 0:52:58.890 --> 0:53:02.489 But the first time one of these rental security guys 0:53:02.570 --> 0:53:04.900 rolls up to somebody and says, yo, man, let me 0:53:04.940 --> 0:53:07.219 see your ID. And he's like, no, I'm not going 0:53:07.239 --> 0:53:09.800 to do that. And then that guy tries to walk 0:53:09.820 --> 0:53:11.380 a guy to the door to get him out of 0:53:11.400 --> 0:53:11.739 the mall. 0:53:12.000 --> 0:53:14.120 That's going to be an interesting confrontation. 0:53:14.239 --> 0:53:14.439 Yeah. 0:53:14.520 --> 0:53:17.380 And 16-year-olds are known for being sensible. 0:53:17.640 --> 0:53:21.660 Yeah, exactly. All they want to do is comply. Yeah. 0:53:22.300 --> 0:53:22.480 All right. 0:53:22.500 --> 0:53:22.600 407-916-1041. 0:53:22.640 --> 0:53:23.100 Text us 77031. 0:53:23.100 --> 0:53:36.510 Emily, the movie girl next. Oh, what a day! You know, 0:53:37.030 --> 0:53:40.170 your favorite tea bag. 0:53:41.110 --> 0:53:45.060 And today we raise a beer to y'all. Because Studs 0:53:45.160 --> 0:53:49.680 Pops and Pints was a blast. And I'm proud of myself. 0:53:49.780 --> 0:53:53.060 I didn't say one curse word in the dunk tank. 0:53:53.420 --> 0:53:54.020 You didn't. But. 0:53:54.640 --> 0:53:58.140 Trust me, a lot of things got drowned out underwater. 0:53:58.500 --> 0:54:01.480 Have a good one, y'all. All right, buddy. 0:54:01.500 --> 0:54:01.820 Thanks. 0:54:01.860 --> 0:54:02.080 Oh, no. 0:54:02.100 --> 0:54:05.240 Yeah, thanks for joining us, buddy. We appreciate your help. 0:54:05.260 --> 0:54:05.320 407-916-1041. 0:54:05.320 --> 0:54:07.130 Text us 77031. I'm Jim. There's Deb. 0:54:07.170 --> 0:54:11.530 Hello. Jack. And Ross. And the beautiful Emily. 0:54:13.170 --> 0:54:17.230 Her name is Emily. She likes movies. 0:54:18.030 --> 0:54:18.850 She's a girl. 0:54:18.870 --> 0:54:23.230 It's time for Emily the Movie Girl on The Jim 0:54:23.250 --> 0:54:23.830 Colbert Show. 0:54:28.600 --> 0:54:29.299 Oh, look at her. 0:54:29.320 --> 0:54:29.660 So adorable. 0:54:29.680 --> 0:54:30.100 How are you? 0:54:30.320 --> 0:54:30.940 I'm amazing. 0:54:30.980 --> 0:54:31.640 How are you? 0:54:31.719 --> 0:54:33.440 I'm amazing as well. How was your weekend? 0:54:33.460 --> 0:54:34.600 I haven't seen you in a couple weeks. 0:54:35.120 --> 0:54:36.379 Well, I was here last week. 0:54:36.420 --> 0:54:38.219 Yeah, you were. 0:54:38.320 --> 0:54:39.640 I haven't seen you in a week. 0:54:39.760 --> 0:54:42.330 It's just Jim's. 0:54:41.390 --> 0:54:43.990 Not here right now. 0:54:44.210 --> 0:54:45.430 Not remembering me very well. 0:54:45.530 --> 0:54:45.930 Okay. 0:54:45.989 --> 0:54:47.830 I don't remember anything very well. How are you doing? 0:54:48.090 --> 0:54:48.910 I'm doing great. 0:54:48.969 --> 0:54:49.530 How are you? 0:54:49.550 --> 0:54:50.150 Jim, good weekend. 0:54:50.590 --> 0:54:52.050 I did. 0:54:52.070 --> 0:54:52.590 I did. 0:54:52.610 --> 0:54:55.350 I went to Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party on Friday. 0:54:55.370 --> 0:54:55.890 Yeah. 0:54:55.930 --> 0:54:57.649 With a couple of girlfriends, which was a lot of fun. 0:54:57.670 --> 0:54:59.370 We dressed up as American Girl dolls. 0:54:59.510 --> 0:55:00.630 That's super funny. 0:55:00.650 --> 0:55:01.109 It was. 0:55:01.530 --> 0:55:02.810 Do you not? You don't know what that is. 0:55:03.350 --> 0:55:03.730 I know what. 0:55:03.670 --> 0:55:04.730 American Girl dolls are. 0:55:04.790 --> 0:55:05.170 Yeah. 0:55:05.190 --> 0:55:05.930 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:55:05.950 --> 0:55:07.330 Big, tall dolls, very expensive. 0:55:07.370 --> 0:55:07.970 Yeah, yeah. 0:55:08.130 --> 0:55:08.549 It's true. 0:55:08.810 --> 0:55:10.330 Made in China. 0:55:10.370 --> 0:55:13.489 Well, I never could afford one as a kid, but 0:55:13.680 --> 0:55:16.800 they just re-released all the OG American Girl dolls earlier 0:55:16.820 --> 0:55:18.780 this year for, I want to say it's like their 0:55:18.920 --> 0:55:22.129 45th anniversary or something. So we all decided, okay, we're 0:55:22.150 --> 0:55:23.950 going to go as American Girl does, and we brought 0:55:23.969 --> 0:55:24.589 the dolls with us. 0:55:24.670 --> 0:55:25.969 It was a lot of fun. That's super funny. 0:55:25.989 --> 0:55:30.150 A really interesting story in Newsweek today about Disney adults, 0:55:31.610 --> 0:55:32.879 which we're going to talk about a little bit later. 0:55:32.920 --> 0:55:34.259 Oh, I don't think she likes that word. 0:55:35.080 --> 0:55:37.339 You know, I'd be curious to see what you have 0:55:37.360 --> 0:55:37.990 to say about it. 0:55:38.000 --> 0:55:39.540 No, it's not me that has to say anything about it. 0:55:39.880 --> 0:55:41.520 It was very interesting because we deal with this all 0:55:41.540 --> 0:55:43.759 the time. We've talked about Disney adults before. I've just 0:55:43.800 --> 0:55:47.290 not seen them talked about in national media before. Today 0:55:47.310 --> 0:55:49.850 was the first story I've seen about them. Emily, you're correct. 0:55:49.969 --> 0:55:53.650 He has a lot to say about it. All right. 0:55:53.670 --> 0:55:56.100 Emily drops by on Mondays to review movies. Tell us 0:55:56.140 --> 0:55:58.080 what is good or bad out there. What do you 0:55:58.100 --> 0:55:58.660 have for us this week? 0:55:58.980 --> 0:56:01.680 Oh, I'm really excited to talk about the one big 0:56:01.700 --> 0:56:03.589 movie that I went to go see in theaters this 0:56:03.620 --> 0:56:04.989 last week. It's Primetime. 0:56:05.469 --> 0:56:06.110 Oh, yeah. 0:56:06.150 --> 0:56:06.290 Yeah. 0:56:06.430 --> 0:56:08.530 So this is the Chris Hansen story, right? 0:56:08.690 --> 0:56:08.990 Yes. 0:56:09.090 --> 0:56:11.969 Now, the funny thing is, one of the wrinkles with 0:56:11.989 --> 0:56:14.970 this is, I think until like yesterday or the day before, 0:56:15.340 --> 0:56:18.480 Chris Hansen hadn't seen the story or hadn't seen the movie, right? 0:56:18.640 --> 0:56:21.940 He hadn't been approached about this at all. 0:56:22.020 --> 0:56:23.799 Matter of fact, they went about it secretly so he 0:56:23.820 --> 0:56:25.640 wouldn't find out about it. And I hear this is 0:56:26.040 --> 0:56:30.570 one of Pattinson's greatest performances. He's supposed to be amazing. 0:56:30.090 --> 0:56:30.569 In this movie. 0:56:30.630 --> 0:56:33.770 He I can totally agree with that. I think out 0:56:33.790 --> 0:56:36.509 of everything I've seen of his even just this year, 0:56:36.530 --> 0:56:39.470 it may not be my absolute favorite. I really enjoyed 0:56:39.489 --> 0:56:41.870 what he was doing in the drama, but I feel 0:56:41.890 --> 0:56:44.089 like the drama is something I'm more likely to revisit 0:56:44.160 --> 0:56:47.140 this movie. I probably won't revisit, but it doesn't deter 0:56:47.239 --> 0:56:48.100 from his performance. 0:56:48.120 --> 0:56:48.719 Right, right, right. 0:56:48.760 --> 0:56:51.640 Which is I mean, he's so unhinged in this. It's crazy. 0:56:51.739 --> 0:56:52.379 Right, right, right. 0:56:53.080 --> 0:56:54.640 And that's supposed to be a true story, right? One 0:56:54.660 --> 0:56:56.239 of the reasons he did not like the idea of 0:56:56.260 --> 0:56:59.020 this coming out is it kind of unveils a stuff 0:56:59.040 --> 0:57:01.180 about his personality that people really didn't see for the 0:57:01.219 --> 0:57:03.279 show because the show is to catch a predator, right? 0:57:03.360 --> 0:57:03.780 Correct. 0:57:03.940 --> 0:57:04.140 Yeah. 0:57:04.180 --> 0:57:07.540 So he became like a pop culture hero, kind of antihero, 0:57:07.600 --> 0:57:10.020 kind of weird position in the world. Then he kind 0:57:10.040 --> 0:57:11.920 of went sideways a little bit and then kind of 0:57:11.940 --> 0:57:13.360 dropped off the world. And the next thing you know, 0:57:13.400 --> 0:57:14.360 we see this movie about it. 0:57:14.890 --> 0:57:18.140 I think what a lot of people are. taking away 0:57:18.180 --> 0:57:20.080 from this, and a lot of this just has to 0:57:20.120 --> 0:57:23.470 do with digesting a film like this, is that it's 0:57:23.510 --> 0:57:26.630 a lot of gray area here. It's not trying to 0:57:26.670 --> 0:57:31.740 paint Chris Hansen as a crazy villain, and it's not 0:57:31.780 --> 0:57:35.540 trying to sympathize with predators at all. There's something really 0:57:35.560 --> 0:57:37.520 more nuanced that they're saying here, and I think people 0:57:37.600 --> 0:57:40.780 just aren't necessarily willing to grapple with some of the 0:57:40.840 --> 0:57:43.660 issues that they're trying to bring up. But I don't 0:57:43.700 --> 0:57:46.560 necessarily take it as this is what happened. Like, it's 0:57:46.680 --> 0:57:50.400 very clear the way this movie is presented. It's pretty 0:57:50.460 --> 0:57:51.700 fantastical at times. 0:57:51.800 --> 0:57:52.240 Right, yeah, yeah. 0:57:52.520 --> 0:57:53.700 But they did have a tragedy. 0:57:53.720 --> 0:57:56.280 That's kind of part of the movie is like they, 0:57:56.660 --> 0:57:58.360 once he busted one of these guys, one of those 0:57:58.400 --> 0:57:59.600 guys committed suicide, right? 0:57:59.760 --> 0:58:02.280 Yeah, and it was an assistant DA. 0:58:02.340 --> 0:58:02.919 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:58:03.020 --> 0:58:06.120 Yeah, so it was like a very high-profile person that 0:58:06.160 --> 0:58:07.140 they were trying to catch. 0:58:07.430 --> 0:58:10.140 And the premise is that the pressure from the network, 0:58:10.160 --> 0:58:12.410 they put them up against loss. It's in prime time. 0:58:12.890 --> 0:58:15.190 And the pressure from the network was like, no, you 0:58:15.210 --> 0:58:15.830 got to be bigger. 0:58:16.190 --> 0:58:17.710 You need more. We need more. Right, yeah, yeah. 0:58:17.770 --> 0:58:20.910 And so there was pressure to catch, you know. Bigger 0:58:20.950 --> 0:58:23.590 and bigger fish. Exactly. I saw the movie Friday Night 0:58:23.630 --> 0:58:24.150 with my dog. 0:58:24.230 --> 0:58:24.790 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:58:25.070 --> 0:58:25.750 What did you think? 0:58:25.950 --> 0:58:28.250 I really liked it. I think Pattinson is great. He's 0:58:28.270 --> 0:58:28.930 a monster, dude. 0:58:28.950 --> 0:58:31.190 That guy is amazing. He is really good. 0:58:31.470 --> 0:58:33.920 And it's funny, talking to my daughter on the way out, 0:58:34.680 --> 0:58:37.840 she goes, she gave it three, but she's like, I 0:58:37.880 --> 0:58:42.580 wouldn't see it again. But I mean, because Resident Evil, 0:58:42.840 --> 0:58:45.570 she saw twice in one weekend. So she goes, I 0:58:45.590 --> 0:58:47.290 wouldn't see this one again, but I liked it. 0:58:47.750 --> 0:58:48.310 For sure. 0:58:48.370 --> 0:58:51.630 Yeah. I saw one behind the scenes thing of like 0:58:51.710 --> 0:58:54.510 making of the movie and the director, I believe it was, 0:58:54.550 --> 0:58:57.320 was talking about how there's actually a couple of shots 0:58:57.440 --> 0:59:01.760 that are just in straight up 480p that are in 0:59:01.800 --> 0:59:05.110 the final cut of the film. And that that was 0:59:05.150 --> 0:59:08.350 such a creative choice of that. So many people behind 0:59:08.410 --> 0:59:09.990 the scenes and making movies get it. 0:59:10.080 --> 0:59:10.670 Addicted to her. 0:59:11.350 --> 0:59:17.920 8K, 16K resolution, but he bent 480p to his creative taste. 0:59:18.780 --> 0:59:20.760 And it was really, really cool just to see how 0:59:20.880 --> 0:59:23.260 he went about going like, I really liked the shot. 0:59:23.380 --> 0:59:25.780 I love the graininess. It's making the final cut. 0:59:25.890 --> 0:59:28.090 So Emily, did it have a good beginning, middle and end? 0:59:28.130 --> 0:59:29.910 Because a lot of these stories don't, they kind of 0:59:29.930 --> 0:59:31.390 get lost in one part of that. 0:59:31.760 --> 0:59:34.740 I think in what I took away from it, yes. 0:59:35.160 --> 0:59:37.590 But it didn't follow the story that I was hoping 0:59:37.620 --> 0:59:40.330 to follow. Like, I wanted to see the downfall of 0:59:40.390 --> 0:59:41.910 the show, and you don't see that. 0:59:41.990 --> 0:59:42.410 Oh, really? 0:59:42.490 --> 0:59:42.689 No. 0:59:43.050 --> 0:59:45.169 It's in a very specific time in the show when 0:59:45.590 --> 0:59:49.810 they're literally about to get their primetime slot. And then 0:59:49.830 --> 0:59:52.530 it leads into the third act, which is the DA 0:59:52.590 --> 0:59:54.130 committing suicide on camera. 0:59:54.190 --> 0:59:54.390 Yeah. 0:59:54.570 --> 0:59:54.930 Oh, wow. 0:59:54.990 --> 0:59:55.430 Really? 0:59:55.670 --> 0:59:55.890 Yeah. 0:59:56.410 --> 0:59:58.860 And that episode still ended up getting aired. 0:59:59.070 --> 0:59:59.660 Wow. 0:59:59.680 --> 1:00:00.030 Really? 1:00:00.110 --> 1:00:00.420 Yeah. 1:00:00.760 --> 1:00:01.120 Wow. 1:00:01.180 --> 1:00:01.340 Yeah. 1:00:01.830 --> 1:00:02.410 Really crazy. 1:00:02.990 --> 1:00:03.189 Yeah. 1:00:03.270 --> 1:00:06.390 The, uh, there was just so much in this thing 1:00:06.490 --> 1:00:09.790 that the, the ending, what I missed at the ending was, 1:00:09.910 --> 1:00:13.070 and it was an eight 24 film. Typically a movie 1:00:13.090 --> 1:00:15.680 like this, they'd say they kind of recap, Oh, the 1:00:15.720 --> 1:00:18.620 show ended up going off the air here. And they 1:00:18.640 --> 1:00:22.860 didn't give you any of that. No, And also there 1:00:22.900 --> 1:00:26.740 was the one kid that they followed. He was the 1:00:26.900 --> 1:00:31.540 decoy Dan. He was a little influence on it, but 1:00:31.580 --> 1:00:34.560 it was based off an Esquire magazine article. But my 1:00:34.740 --> 1:00:39.990 favorite behind-the-scenes fact about this one is the director got 1:00:40.030 --> 1:00:42.730 the idea, or maybe it was the writer, got the 1:00:42.770 --> 1:00:45.170 idea to do it after his partner had a cameo, 1:00:45.230 --> 1:00:47.090 did one of those cameos with Chris Hansen. 1:00:47.510 --> 1:00:49.470 Paid to have Chris Hansen do a cameo. 1:00:50.030 --> 1:00:50.130 Oh. 1:00:50.530 --> 1:00:54.970 And then Chris Hansen started pitching this guy ideas, like, 1:00:55.360 --> 1:00:58.300 you know, like film ideas or TV ideas. 1:00:58.740 --> 1:00:59.840 On a cameo? 1:01:00.040 --> 1:01:01.540 Yeah. Crazy. 1:01:01.600 --> 1:01:04.700 And then the director was like, I got to find 1:01:04.800 --> 1:01:08.050 out what's going on in this guy's head and then 1:01:08.070 --> 1:01:09.190 finds out. 1:01:09.170 --> 1:01:11.830 More about him and then ends up making this movie. 1:01:11.890 --> 1:01:12.510 Wow. 1:01:12.630 --> 1:01:13.110 Yeah. 1:01:13.590 --> 1:01:16.340 Emily, no one. Oh God. All right. Let me phrase 1:01:16.360 --> 1:01:17.180 this carefully. 1:01:17.580 --> 1:01:18.720 No one. Please don't. 1:01:18.980 --> 1:01:19.450 No one. 1:01:20.400 --> 1:01:24.700 No one is challenging the piss poor, monstrous ethics of 1:01:24.960 --> 1:01:29.450 any predator, right? But does the movie also maybe bring 1:01:29.740 --> 1:01:34.669 up maybe the somewhat controversialness of that? Like create empathy? No, 1:01:34.750 --> 1:01:37.970 not empathy, but does it challenge maybe the ethics of 1:01:38.090 --> 1:01:42.050 platforming it as entertainment of catching these people? 1:01:42.130 --> 1:01:45.290 Yes, 100%. I really like, so like the three main 1:01:45.310 --> 1:01:47.690 people that you follow in this are Chris Hansen's or 1:01:47.710 --> 1:01:52.620 Rob Pattinson's character, his producer who's played by, I can't 1:01:52.640 --> 1:01:53.940 remember her name off the top of my head. And 1:01:53.960 --> 1:01:56.500 then Skylar goes on to who plays decoy Dan. So 1:01:56.640 --> 1:02:00.440 three very different perspectives, but two out of the three, 1:02:00.540 --> 1:02:03.860 and I'll let you guess which two you realize how 1:02:04.050 --> 1:02:08.030 exploitative the entertainment industry is. And again, I'm not saying 1:02:08.070 --> 1:02:10.570 that this is fact just because this is loosely based 1:02:10.610 --> 1:02:12.690 off a true story, but it does have some very 1:02:12.770 --> 1:02:16.350 interesting commentary, especially given like there are very blatant things 1:02:16.370 --> 1:02:18.740 throughout the film that That showed that this is very 1:02:18.780 --> 1:02:24.180 much in a post-9-11 world where people are so hell-bent 1:02:24.200 --> 1:02:29.830 on catching bad people and exposing them in this very 1:02:29.890 --> 1:02:31.810 embarrassing way and exposing them quickly. 1:02:31.890 --> 1:02:33.890 Shame, yeah, using shame as a weapon kind of thing? 1:02:33.990 --> 1:02:34.750 Yes. Wow. 1:02:34.850 --> 1:02:38.700 But just because– and you realize with a TV, there's 1:02:38.720 --> 1:02:41.400 a certain schedule. There's all these different– things that have 1:02:41.420 --> 1:02:43.910 to get in line in order to catch these people, 1:02:43.970 --> 1:02:45.790 but they're not doing it in the correct way. 1:02:45.890 --> 1:02:46.030 Wow. 1:02:46.070 --> 1:02:49.090 So the protocol was bad. protocol was bad to the 1:02:49.150 --> 1:02:52.950 point where a lot of these real, uh, real things 1:02:52.990 --> 1:02:55.910 ended up getting thrown out in when it's brought to 1:02:55.950 --> 1:02:58.430 court because it was just held. It was taken care 1:02:58.470 --> 1:02:59.150 of so poorly. 1:02:59.210 --> 1:02:59.390 Wow. 1:02:59.410 --> 1:03:01.550 That's crazy. Yeah. Well, what'd you give it then? 1:03:01.810 --> 1:03:04.240 I gave it three and a half out of five stars. No, four, 1:03:04.340 --> 1:03:04.880 four stars. 1:03:05.000 --> 1:03:06.420 Yeah. 1:03:06.480 --> 1:03:07.320 Was the dialogue good? 1:03:07.340 --> 1:03:09.140 Because with movies like this, you feel that the dialogue 1:03:09.160 --> 1:03:12.040 has to be very good, uh, and very definitive to 1:03:12.100 --> 1:03:14.940 create these characters and move them forward and tell this story, uh, 1:03:15.240 --> 1:03:17.900 along with the images, because you kind of understand what 1:03:18.280 --> 1:03:20.320 the idea of the show is going in. You may 1:03:20.390 --> 1:03:22.550 even have, like yourself, created a little idea of what 1:03:22.570 --> 1:03:24.610 the movie's going to be like before you go in, 1:03:24.630 --> 1:03:25.870 and I'm glad it kind of breaks some norms. 1:03:25.930 --> 1:03:26.990 I like it when it does that for me. 1:03:27.210 --> 1:03:30.450 I would be really interested, especially given, like, I'm sure 1:03:30.470 --> 1:03:32.050 you watched the original show. 1:03:32.090 --> 1:03:33.290 Yeah, of course. I mean, everybody did. 1:03:33.590 --> 1:03:38.700 Well, yeah, I mean... But newer generations coming, not necessarily. 1:03:38.740 --> 1:03:39.860 I'm talking about my age group. 1:03:39.880 --> 1:03:40.459 Everybody watching. 1:03:40.520 --> 1:03:44.080 This is a very big Gen X, early millennial type 1:03:44.100 --> 1:03:46.200 of show that everyone is watching. 1:03:46.280 --> 1:03:50.320 Real fast, I'm underneath the impression that that show was 1:03:50.400 --> 1:03:53.470 one of the first. And granted, it is the worst 1:03:53.710 --> 1:03:57.170 action and activity that one can go about. But it 1:03:57.230 --> 1:03:59.490 also seems like one of the first times that you 1:03:59.530 --> 1:04:03.150 got to see people being filmed without their knowledge. 1:04:03.170 --> 1:04:03.470 Yeah. 1:04:03.880 --> 1:04:05.320 Yeah, I mean, there was a show back in the 1:04:05.340 --> 1:04:06.880 day that was a hidden camera show. 1:04:06.900 --> 1:04:07.380 Hidden camera? 1:04:07.420 --> 1:04:09.100 It was like a prank show. It wasn't like this. 1:04:09.120 --> 1:04:11.520 It was like, oh, you know, your car didn't get repoed. 1:04:11.720 --> 1:04:13.300 It's not like this. It's like, no, you didn't have 1:04:13.340 --> 1:04:15.100 sex with a 12-year-old. You're not going to jail. It 1:04:15.120 --> 1:04:15.620 was none of that. 1:04:15.720 --> 1:04:19.950 I mean, this was actual repercussion. Yeah, on candid camera, 1:04:20.110 --> 1:04:22.320 you would get them to sign a release to do it. 1:04:22.370 --> 1:04:23.130 Like this. 1:04:23.350 --> 1:04:25.910 And it was like, they're not the police, but the 1:04:25.950 --> 1:04:28.170 police are involved to arrest them when they come out. 1:04:28.230 --> 1:04:29.130 Right, yeah, yeah. 1:04:29.230 --> 1:04:29.510 Wild, wild. 1:04:29.630 --> 1:04:31.110 When they try to run, they get tackled. 1:04:31.150 --> 1:04:34.140 They were walking this weird line. By the way, Merrick 1:04:34.220 --> 1:04:35.700 Weaver is the name of the actor. 1:04:35.720 --> 1:04:36.440 Oh, Merrick Weaver, yeah. 1:04:36.480 --> 1:04:39.760 Yeah, and she's also in Severance, which I absolutely love. 1:04:39.780 --> 1:04:41.560 And she's been in a bunch of stuff, too. All right, 1:04:41.600 --> 1:04:42.680 what else you got for us this week? 1:04:43.200 --> 1:04:47.550 So I, on streaming, watched a rom-com. So I've said 1:04:47.590 --> 1:04:49.650 this before and I'll. 1:04:49.150 --> 1:04:50.390 Say it again. 1:04:50.550 --> 1:04:52.570 I like how you smile when you say it, as 1:04:52.610 --> 1:04:55.310 if to know that you think this offends me when 1:04:55.330 --> 1:04:57.370 you watch rom-coms or the fact that you like them. 1:04:57.390 --> 1:04:58.130 Yeah, they're great. 1:04:58.150 --> 1:04:58.630 You love them. 1:04:58.930 --> 1:04:59.510 Yeah. 1:04:59.530 --> 1:04:59.670 Okay. 1:04:59.770 --> 1:05:00.950 I'm excited to talk about it. 1:05:01.160 --> 1:05:01.610 Let's do it. 1:05:01.640 --> 1:05:05.540 I'm giving it air time. No, but I watched Love Hypothesis. 1:05:05.980 --> 1:05:06.180 What? 1:05:06.200 --> 1:05:09.600 Now, have you not heard of Love Hypothesis? 1:05:09.720 --> 1:05:10.900 What a title. 1:05:11.040 --> 1:05:15.990 So this is based off of a book that is 1:05:16.450 --> 1:05:20.370 quite literally based off of fan fiction of Reylo. Do 1:05:20.390 --> 1:05:24.080 you know what Reylo is? That's... So it's Rey and 1:05:24.200 --> 1:05:24.950 Kylo Ren. 1:05:25.140 --> 1:05:26.240 Okay, there you go. 1:05:26.320 --> 1:05:29.700 I do not know that. That's a fan name. 1:05:29.920 --> 1:05:33.410 Reylo. I'm glad you stopped me. Let's just say that. 1:05:33.430 --> 1:05:34.150 I am so glad you stopped me. 1:05:34.190 --> 1:05:35.170 I should have just let you struggle. 1:05:36.410 --> 1:05:39.410 I was about to make Ross's month. I'm so glad 1:05:39.430 --> 1:05:40.110 you cut me off. 1:05:40.150 --> 1:05:40.970 Go ahead. 1:05:41.130 --> 1:05:42.650 You don't even know what I was about to say. 1:05:42.670 --> 1:05:44.310 I do not know what that is. 1:05:45.830 --> 1:05:48.140 But yeah, so this is based off of fan fiction. 1:05:49.420 --> 1:05:51.780 but it plays on these tropes of like sort of 1:05:51.860 --> 1:05:55.840 grumpy sunshine. And it's about this girl that's in a 1:05:56.880 --> 1:06:00.020 doctorate program. And she ends up having this sort of 1:06:00.080 --> 1:06:05.840 fake dating situation with a doctor at her university to 1:06:05.960 --> 1:06:08.180 sort of help them both out. But it's really fun. 1:06:08.220 --> 1:06:11.900 It starts Lily Reinhart and Tom Bateman. Tom Bateman, I 1:06:11.940 --> 1:06:14.240 haven't seen in anything else, but he is And this 1:06:14.300 --> 1:06:17.110 is what makes it so ironic that this got made 1:06:17.150 --> 1:06:19.810 and streamed is that Tom Bateman is married to Daisy 1:06:19.850 --> 1:06:21.030 Ridley in real life. 1:06:21.450 --> 1:06:22.130 Oh, all right. 1:06:22.170 --> 1:06:23.640 That's Ray from Star Wars. 1:06:23.760 --> 1:06:24.190 And that's Ray. 1:06:24.440 --> 1:06:25.420 Yeah. 1:06:25.600 --> 1:06:29.380 And Lily Reinhart is just adorable in this. I love her. 1:06:29.480 --> 1:06:31.560 What did she do other that I would know her from? 1:06:32.160 --> 1:06:33.090 She's in that TV show. 1:06:34.220 --> 1:06:35.880 She's done something else, and I know her from something 1:06:35.940 --> 1:06:37.540 else because I remember the name. Lily's one of my 1:06:37.560 --> 1:06:41.050 favorite names. So I remember the name Lily. 1:06:41.070 --> 1:06:41.410 Riverdale. 1:06:41.470 --> 1:06:43.590 Riverdale, that's it. Yeah, my wife was watching Riverdale for 1:06:43.610 --> 1:06:43.990 a little bit. 1:06:44.050 --> 1:06:49.570 Yeah, so she's... veronica and that no betty yeah betty 1:06:49.690 --> 1:06:50.930 betty uh she's. 1:06:50.790 --> 1:06:53.490 Betty i only know that because i'm on the wikipedia 1:06:53.510 --> 1:06:57.720 page uh throwing this out here you are you know 1:06:57.800 --> 1:07:00.740 you know a lot about rom-coms who is like the 1:07:00.860 --> 1:07:05.920 biggest like heartthrob for both men and women right now 1:07:05.980 --> 1:07:11.090 like in that rom-com community Who's even doing them anymore? Well, 1:07:11.110 --> 1:07:13.280 I mean, okay, so it's going to be weird when 1:07:13.320 --> 1:07:15.180 I say a dude's name first, but I don't care. 1:07:15.200 --> 1:07:18.260 I'll die on this hill. Elordi, right? He's like one 1:07:18.300 --> 1:07:18.680 of them. 1:07:18.700 --> 1:07:19.320 Jacob Elordi. 1:07:19.340 --> 1:07:22.440 You know, he is a heartthrob, but he's like, aside 1:07:22.500 --> 1:07:25.610 from his roots and doing that Netflix movie that he did, 1:07:26.050 --> 1:07:27.650 The Kissing Booth. 1:07:27.850 --> 1:07:28.170 Yeah. 1:07:28.250 --> 1:07:31.550 Like he has very much stepped away from that since then. 1:07:31.570 --> 1:07:34.050 I guess Wuthering Heights kind of, but like that's not 1:07:34.090 --> 1:07:34.790 a rom-com. 1:07:34.850 --> 1:07:35.470 No, it wasn't. 1:07:35.930 --> 1:07:38.330 You know, so, but I would say he is a heartthrob. 1:07:38.730 --> 1:07:41.470 Off the top of my head, girl-wise, I think Emily 1:07:41.530 --> 1:07:43.730 Bader would be a really good example. She was in 1:07:44.170 --> 1:07:46.370 People We Meet on Vacation, which was like a big 1:07:46.430 --> 1:07:49.050 Netflix rom-com that came out earlier this year. And I 1:07:49.310 --> 1:07:51.130 loved that. It's also based off of a book. 1:07:51.330 --> 1:07:52.910 And didn't they try to turn that one guy from 1:07:52.970 --> 1:07:53.510 Top Gun? 1:07:54.280 --> 1:07:55.510 Oh, Glenn Powell. 1:07:55.530 --> 1:07:57.850 Yeah, didn't they try to turn him into a rom-com guy? 1:07:58.070 --> 1:08:01.050 And it doesn't work for him for some reason. He's 1:08:01.070 --> 1:08:02.110 not adorable, is he? 1:08:02.490 --> 1:08:04.730 He doesn't seem... He's very funny. 1:08:04.750 --> 1:08:05.270 Yeah. 1:08:05.290 --> 1:08:05.930 I'll give him that. 1:08:05.950 --> 1:08:07.730 Yeah, but he doesn't come off like one of those guys. 1:08:07.750 --> 1:08:10.340 Those guys need to be a little doughier. Like Hugh Granish. 1:08:11.100 --> 1:08:11.280 Doughier? 1:08:11.300 --> 1:08:11.940 Doughier, yeah. 1:08:11.960 --> 1:08:13.800 What do you mean by Doughier? 1:08:13.820 --> 1:08:17.200 The rom-com guys aren't supposed to be your shredded rip dudes. 1:08:17.460 --> 1:08:19.269 Well, come on now. 1:08:19.280 --> 1:08:22.490 Those are hunky guys for lead roles. Rom-com dudes are 1:08:22.510 --> 1:08:23.469 supposed to be like dudes. 1:08:23.530 --> 1:08:24.170 You know, you can just. 1:08:24.390 --> 1:08:25.290 More sensitive? 1:08:26.150 --> 1:08:26.429 Maybe. 1:08:26.510 --> 1:08:27.190 I don't know, Jack. 1:08:27.570 --> 1:08:31.160 Are you saying dad bod? What are you saying, Doughier? Well, 1:08:31.180 --> 1:08:34.769 your rom-com heroes are Hugh Grant, right? I guess. 1:08:34.850 --> 1:08:36.530 At one time. Yeah, that was. 1:08:36.650 --> 1:08:38.370 But that's what I'm saying is like that kind of 1:08:38.410 --> 1:08:40.050 guy to me is a rom-com guy. 1:08:40.110 --> 1:08:41.550 I mean, Andrew Lincoln did it for a little bit too, 1:08:41.610 --> 1:08:41.929 I guess. 1:08:42.050 --> 1:08:45.210 Okay. This is not necessarily rom-com, but if you think 1:08:45.270 --> 1:08:46.670 in Heartthrob, Bridgerton. 1:08:46.689 --> 1:08:47.530 Yeah, yeah. 1:08:47.610 --> 1:08:49.250 All the men in Bridgerton. But the thing is when 1:08:49.290 --> 1:08:51.030 it gets to their season, they have their glow up. 1:08:51.210 --> 1:08:54.290 Have you ever seen an episode of Bridgerton? I've seen 1:08:54.390 --> 1:08:55.470 clips of Bridgerton. 1:08:55.530 --> 1:08:57.600 I know what you're talking about. 1:08:57.640 --> 1:08:59.300 Do I look like a guy who would... I'm going 1:08:59.360 --> 1:09:02.160 to throw this out here. I'm going to put you 1:09:02.180 --> 1:09:04.350 on the spot here a little bit, Jen. We just 1:09:04.410 --> 1:09:12.019 established it not too long ago. What is Raylo? I'm 1:09:12.979 --> 1:09:14.639 going to plead the fifth on that. 1:09:14.700 --> 1:09:16.200 What? 1:09:16.260 --> 1:09:18.059 You have the memory of a goldfish. 1:09:18.830 --> 1:09:20.830 Reylo is the Star Wars thing. 1:09:20.890 --> 1:09:24.450 What he wants me to do, he wants me to 1:09:24.510 --> 1:09:25.870 admit what I thought it was. 1:09:26.110 --> 1:09:27.170 No, that's what he wants. 1:09:27.189 --> 1:09:30.450 No, it's Star Wars, and then, but it's Star. 1:09:30.189 --> 1:09:33.560 Wars, and then again. Kylo. Kylo Grinn. Kylo Grinn. You 1:09:33.910 --> 1:09:34.340 got it. 1:09:34.380 --> 1:09:34.920 Bravo. 1:09:35.720 --> 1:09:37.380 You know what? 1:09:37.420 --> 1:09:37.950 You nailed it. 1:09:38.000 --> 1:09:40.400 He's the space guy that smiles a lot, fights with 1:09:40.439 --> 1:09:40.939 a light sword. 1:09:40.960 --> 1:09:41.180 You know. 1:09:41.200 --> 1:09:42.010 There you go. 1:09:42.120 --> 1:09:44.430 A light sword. I got a movie for you. 1:09:44.450 --> 1:09:45.630 Oh, for me? 1:09:45.729 --> 1:09:48.009 Light sword is going to make me break my computer. 1:09:50.450 --> 1:09:53.160 This weekend, we're always tooling around looking for something, right? 1:09:53.580 --> 1:09:56.140 Saw a movie I think is very good, and it's 1:09:56.160 --> 1:09:59.080 got a big-time actress in it. I've never seen the 1:09:59.160 --> 1:10:03.240 guy before, and the actress is Rachel McAdams, I believe. 1:10:03.510 --> 1:10:04.210 Love her. 1:10:04.250 --> 1:10:06.290 Oh, I love her. I have a crush on her. 1:10:06.310 --> 1:10:08.110 Have you ever seen the movie Send Help? 1:10:08.430 --> 1:10:08.770 Yes. 1:10:09.070 --> 1:10:11.979 Dude, how did you feel about that? I loved it. 1:10:11.990 --> 1:10:14.809 I thought it was amazing. How good was that? Yeah. 1:10:14.850 --> 1:10:16.370 To have a weird kind of horror. 1:10:16.430 --> 1:10:17.570 It was horror-esque. 1:10:17.770 --> 1:10:18.750 It's Sam Raimi. 1:10:18.910 --> 1:10:19.269 I know. 1:10:19.290 --> 1:10:20.940 He was like a big horror guy. 1:10:20.950 --> 1:10:21.490 He wrote it. 1:10:21.910 --> 1:10:22.030 Yeah. 1:10:22.070 --> 1:10:25.979 He wrote it and directed it. It was amazing, dude. 92% 1:10:25.979 --> 1:10:27.939 on Rotten Tomatoes. Send help. 1:10:28.740 --> 1:10:31.060 Would you agree one of the best premises for a 1:10:31.100 --> 1:10:34.280 movie for something like that that you've seen in a while? 1:10:34.540 --> 1:10:36.760 I saw it earlier this year, and it definitely left 1:10:36.800 --> 1:10:38.780 an impression on me. It's not the type of movie 1:10:39.020 --> 1:10:41.760 I would go to see. But Rachel McAdams got me 1:10:41.840 --> 1:10:44.690 in there. And then, oh my gosh, who is her 1:10:44.770 --> 1:10:48.460 male counterpart? He's fantastic too in it. But they match 1:10:48.500 --> 1:10:51.220 each other so well, and it's so campy. 1:10:51.420 --> 1:10:51.600 It is. 1:10:51.600 --> 1:10:54.300 So if you just get past the premise being the 1:10:54.420 --> 1:10:56.979 stupidest thing in your life, you're like, this is really fun. 1:10:57.100 --> 1:10:59.700 And that's what you have to do. For me, movies, 1:10:59.729 --> 1:11:01.870 it is suspending that belief a little bit, depending on 1:11:01.890 --> 1:11:04.630 the content. And going into the movie, I had no idea. 1:11:04.790 --> 1:11:06.010 I actually thought it was going to be a horror 1:11:06.030 --> 1:11:08.670 movie about being stranded on an island and getting attacked 1:11:08.689 --> 1:11:09.590 by a bunch of other stuff. 1:11:09.610 --> 1:11:12.530 And it was what? Way different than that. It was really, 1:11:12.570 --> 1:11:13.479 really good and fun. 1:11:13.570 --> 1:11:17.350 Fun fact about the movie Sent Help, that's getting huge reviews. 1:11:17.380 --> 1:11:19.820 It came out earlier this year, but the music was 1:11:19.860 --> 1:11:21.080 done by Danny Elfman. 1:11:21.100 --> 1:11:21.759 Danny Elfman. 1:11:21.900 --> 1:11:22.620 Oh, yeah. 1:11:22.640 --> 1:11:23.200 I didn't even know that. 1:11:23.220 --> 1:11:27.160 He is on a roll when it comes to movie magic. 1:11:27.500 --> 1:11:29.620 Dylan O'Brien was the male lead in that. 1:11:29.820 --> 1:11:29.979 Yeah. 1:11:30.740 --> 1:11:33.390 I would venture to say he's not quite in the 1:11:33.430 --> 1:11:36.210 rom-com realm, but he is a heartthrob, I think, at 1:11:36.390 --> 1:11:38.850 least amongst millennials, because he was a big in those 1:11:38.870 --> 1:11:41.610 like YA movie remake things that were happening. He was 1:11:41.650 --> 1:11:42.790 a big actor in that. 1:11:42.830 --> 1:11:45.900 He's got an Adam Scott in Step Brothers vibe in 1:11:45.939 --> 1:11:48.519 this movie a little bit. Kind of a douchey business 1:11:48.560 --> 1:11:49.900 bro kind of feel, you know? 1:11:49.920 --> 1:11:50.000 Yeah. 1:11:50.260 --> 1:11:51.440 Like, me and the boys are going to take the 1:11:51.460 --> 1:11:53.300 private plane to play some golf, you know, while we 1:11:53.320 --> 1:11:54.420 do a deal or something like that. 1:11:54.479 --> 1:11:57.059 And it's cool to see Rachel McAdams, like, I'm just 1:11:57.080 --> 1:11:59.060 going to sound kind of aggressive, but, like, she's still 1:11:59.240 --> 1:12:03.010 smoking hot, but she's not playing the smoking hot girl 1:12:03.070 --> 1:12:03.450 in this movie. 1:12:03.510 --> 1:12:04.050 She's not a leading lady. 1:12:04.070 --> 1:12:04.470 Yeah, yeah. 1:12:04.490 --> 1:12:06.870 She's playing, like, a numbers girl in an office, like 1:12:06.890 --> 1:12:09.330 a nerd that nobody really kind of likes. It's a 1:12:09.350 --> 1:12:10.710 really cool movie. You want to check that out. What 1:12:10.729 --> 1:12:11.930 else do you have for us before we get out 1:12:11.950 --> 1:12:12.130 of here? 1:12:12.530 --> 1:12:12.599 Uh. 1:12:13.110 --> 1:12:15.090 Well, those are the only two movies I saw this week, 1:12:15.150 --> 1:12:17.269 but I don't know if you've seen anything in the 1:12:17.310 --> 1:12:21.820 movie news about Sabrina Carpenter and Margaret Qualley getting cast 1:12:21.900 --> 1:12:23.820 in the new Fred Astaire biopic. 1:12:23.920 --> 1:12:24.479 I heard about it, yeah. 1:12:24.520 --> 1:12:28.080 I'm so excited about it. I don't know if you 1:12:28.120 --> 1:12:31.479 know this about Margaret Qualley, but she is a fantastic dancer. 1:12:31.580 --> 1:12:34.729 She's the daughter of? Somebody super famous. 1:12:34.830 --> 1:12:36.030 Two very famous people. 1:12:36.130 --> 1:12:36.890 Andy McDowell? 1:12:37.150 --> 1:12:37.450 Yes. 1:12:37.470 --> 1:12:40.130 Yeah, Andy McDowell and her husband. Yeah, because she was 1:12:40.170 --> 1:12:43.290 also in the movie, the Quentin Tarantino movie. 1:12:43.490 --> 1:12:46.009 She was in a lot. She's been in a lot lately. 1:12:46.030 --> 1:12:46.690 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:12:46.710 --> 1:12:49.269 The last something, last Hollywood or whatever. Substance. 1:12:49.530 --> 1:12:49.849 Yeah, yeah. 1:12:50.210 --> 1:12:51.809 Oh, yeah, she was in The Substance as well. 1:12:51.850 --> 1:12:52.510 Yeah. 1:12:52.590 --> 1:12:56.220 But I'm very excited, especially to see Sabrina Carpenter, because 1:12:56.260 --> 1:12:58.200 I feel like a lot of people now have almost 1:12:58.260 --> 1:13:01.500 pigeonholed her to– Like, oh, well, you're a musician now 1:13:01.580 --> 1:13:04.900 and you do like the sexy thing, the sexy thing. 1:13:04.939 --> 1:13:06.840 And it's like, well, no, she was a Disney Channel 1:13:06.860 --> 1:13:09.280 star and she's literally been a Broadway performer. 1:13:09.300 --> 1:13:10.760 She's painfully talented. 1:13:11.400 --> 1:13:14.700 Absolutely. So I'm really excited to see her in this. Like, 1:13:14.740 --> 1:13:16.560 I've never seen her dance like that. 1:13:17.560 --> 1:13:18.260 I'm sad. 1:13:18.540 --> 1:13:19.439 I'm really excited. 1:13:19.460 --> 1:13:19.940 It's interesting. 1:13:19.979 --> 1:13:23.760 I saw the VMAs last night, the MTV Video Music Awards. 1:13:23.800 --> 1:13:25.340 She was on stage next to Madonna. 1:13:25.360 --> 1:13:27.019 That was so awkward. 1:13:27.100 --> 1:13:30.460 And it was really awkward for the record. Her whole thing, 1:13:30.479 --> 1:13:32.820 Sabrina Carpenter's whole thing is being like five feet tall. 1:13:32.860 --> 1:13:33.360 She's five. 1:13:33.540 --> 1:13:36.840 Madonna's five-five, and they were the same height. Yeah, they're not. 1:13:36.860 --> 1:13:38.320 Well, maybe it had something to do with heels. 1:13:38.390 --> 1:13:40.790 She had heels on long dress. I was going back. 1:13:41.490 --> 1:13:43.410 I was checking that out. I was looking up how 1:13:43.450 --> 1:13:44.150 tall they are. 1:13:44.170 --> 1:13:44.790 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:13:44.810 --> 1:13:45.650 What do you have for us next week? 1:13:46.130 --> 1:13:49.090 Next week, I'm going to talk about Verity, which is 1:13:49.150 --> 1:13:53.470 a new psychological thriller, Colleen Hoover book, starring Anne Hathaway. 1:13:53.689 --> 1:13:54.970 Very excited for that. 1:13:54.990 --> 1:13:55.650 That looks interesting. 1:13:55.930 --> 1:13:58.599 Yeah, for sure. And then I also am going to 1:13:58.610 --> 1:14:00.540 talk about Hatchan Shake Your Booty. 1:14:00.900 --> 1:14:01.280 Okay. 1:14:01.439 --> 1:14:02.980 Which is a Japanese film. 1:14:03.060 --> 1:14:03.479 All right. 1:14:03.580 --> 1:14:06.020 That is really fun. It has some musical elements to it. 1:14:06.080 --> 1:14:06.599 All right, nice. 1:14:06.780 --> 1:14:07.179 Yeah. 1:14:07.200 --> 1:14:08.140 Great job this week, man. 1:14:08.240 --> 1:14:08.639 Thanks. 1:14:08.680 --> 1:14:09.660 Good luck for Emily, guys. 1:14:09.700 --> 1:14:09.880 Yay! 1:14:09.900 --> 1:14:09.969 Yay! 1:14:12.360 --> 1:14:14.719 Where can they find your podcast and hear your wonderful podcast? 1:14:14.760 --> 1:14:15.040 Yes. 1:14:15.160 --> 1:14:18.040 Okay. So I have a podcast called Cinema Social Collective. 1:14:18.200 --> 1:14:18.780 You laugh. 1:14:18.840 --> 1:14:20.300 I know. I always forget to promote it. So thank 1:14:20.320 --> 1:14:21.120 you for reminding me. 1:14:21.140 --> 1:14:21.980 I'm the goldfish here. 1:14:22.640 --> 1:14:22.840 Yeah. 1:14:23.060 --> 1:14:23.520 Thank you. 1:14:23.560 --> 1:14:25.060 No, I guess I'm the goldfish when it comes to 1:14:25.180 --> 1:14:26.380 actually promoting stuff on here. 1:14:26.800 --> 1:14:26.960 No. 1:14:27.260 --> 1:14:29.059 Cinema Social Collective. You can follow us. 1:14:29.540 --> 1:14:30.120 Instagram. 1:14:30.180 --> 1:14:30.760 TikTok. 1:14:30.800 --> 1:14:34.720 We have a YouTube channel. Anywhere you can download podcasts. 1:14:34.760 --> 1:14:38.220 We're there. We release weekly. Our episode that just came 1:14:38.240 --> 1:14:39.840 out this last week was The Odyssey. 1:14:39.860 --> 1:14:39.939 Yeah. 1:14:40.400 --> 1:14:44.740 It's 90 minutes. It was a beast to edit, but 1:14:44.890 --> 1:14:46.550 I learned so much. We had our first guest on 1:14:46.570 --> 1:14:48.790 the pod, which was a lot of fun. This week, 1:14:48.810 --> 1:14:50.470 we're going to be covering primetime. So if you want 1:14:50.490 --> 1:14:53.370 to hear me yap more about primetime, it'll be out 1:14:53.390 --> 1:14:53.710 this week. 1:14:53.870 --> 1:14:54.450 You got it. Thanks. 1:14:54.470 --> 1:14:55.110 Always good seeing you. 1:14:55.170 --> 1:14:55.410 Thanks. 1:14:55.430 --> 1:14:55.870 Good to be here. 1:14:55.890 --> 1:14:56.110 All right. 1:14:56.130 --> 1:14:56.230 407-916-1041. 1:14:56.250 --> 1:14:56.550 Text us 77031. 1:14:56.550 --> 1:14:58.229 Back in a sec with more of the Jim Colbert Show. 1:15:07.110 --> 1:15:08.790 Hey, how's it going? What's up, dude? 1:15:08.830 --> 1:15:12.690 Yep, just left Altamont a little while ago. Heading home 1:15:12.729 --> 1:15:17.450 back beachside. Fantastic weekend up in St. Clair Shores, Michigan. 1:15:18.070 --> 1:15:19.710 Really stoked to hear about the event. 1:15:19.770 --> 1:15:20.849 Yeah, Big T had. 1:15:20.810 --> 1:15:23.570 Texted me this morning, and I knew it was going 1:15:23.600 --> 1:15:26.240 to be a success. We still missed you, but man, 1:15:26.260 --> 1:15:30.300 we had a stellar weekend. Oh, gas prices. 1:15:30.439 --> 1:15:30.540 Hmm. 1:15:30.560 --> 1:15:31.720 I saw a 467 up there. 1:15:31.740 --> 1:15:31.809 Yep. 1:15:31.820 --> 1:15:32.019 Aloha. 1:15:36.280 --> 1:15:38.360 You know, you could have waited for decent weather for 1:15:38.380 --> 1:15:39.890 the event this past weekend. 1:15:40.050 --> 1:15:42.250 Yeah. Just kidding. It was perfect. 1:15:42.330 --> 1:15:46.030 Everything about it. Ross, I finally figured something out. I 1:15:46.070 --> 1:15:48.189 was chatting with you with Rockwell the Bulldog. 1:15:48.350 --> 1:15:48.670 Oh, yeah. 1:15:48.790 --> 1:15:51.510 And I asked about your kid, how he's doing. And 1:15:51.550 --> 1:15:56.269 then I said, one or two? And you said, one. 1:15:56.870 --> 1:16:00.299 But we'll see. And I thought, that's an odd thing 1:16:00.340 --> 1:16:03.360 to say about your kid. I was talking about his age. 1:16:03.800 --> 1:16:03.920 Oh. 1:16:03.939 --> 1:16:05.479 You were talking about quantity. 1:16:05.620 --> 1:16:05.820 Yes. 1:16:06.990 --> 1:16:08.080 Yeah, it was, yeah. 1:16:08.240 --> 1:16:11.800 All right, welcome back to the Jim Colbert Show. I'm Jim, 1:16:11.820 --> 1:16:12.260 there's Deb. 1:16:12.320 --> 1:16:13.700 Hello. 1:16:13.820 --> 1:16:15.660 And Ross, I'll hear from you today. I'll get better 1:16:15.700 --> 1:16:18.740 with people. 1:16:18.760 --> 1:16:20.620 We only have a short segment because we ran Emily 1:16:20.660 --> 1:16:22.000 way long, but I want to take this time to 1:16:22.040 --> 1:16:25.110 remind you guys we're going to be at... at Margaritaville, 1:16:25.150 --> 1:16:27.630 the Sunset Walk, the Promenade there this weekend for our 1:16:27.650 --> 1:16:29.930 big Best Of Challenge. Every year in October, we do 1:16:29.970 --> 1:16:33.070 this big gig. Twelve restaurants from the Promenade there will 1:16:33.090 --> 1:16:35.910 gather together and offer you one of their best bites. 1:16:35.970 --> 1:16:39.790 That's why we call this the Signature Edition. And this 1:16:39.850 --> 1:16:43.189 is an amazing event. You pay $ 20 for your tasting ticket, 1:16:43.390 --> 1:16:46.780 and you walk around, and everybody has a little taste 1:16:46.820 --> 1:16:47.049 for you. 1:16:47.060 --> 1:16:48.360 And it's not actually a little taste. 1:16:48.420 --> 1:16:51.360 It's a good little-sized bite of whatever they think is 1:16:51.380 --> 1:16:52.160 the best thing they have. 1:16:52.400 --> 1:16:54.940 I haven't seen a person yet that has been able 1:16:55.000 --> 1:16:57.800 to eat at all 12 restaurants. And we get some 1:16:57.840 --> 1:17:00.390 pretty big dudes that take that as a personal challenge. 1:17:00.400 --> 1:17:01.059 It is a challenge. 1:17:01.090 --> 1:17:02.870 We had a group last year come out. It was 1:17:02.890 --> 1:17:06.889 like nine dudes and a girl. And they were going around, 1:17:07.010 --> 1:17:10.880 and they were challenging each other to finish everything that 1:17:10.920 --> 1:17:13.400 was being offered. And, man, they go hard for about 1:17:13.550 --> 1:17:17.050 six stops. And then they don't go so hard for 1:17:17.090 --> 1:17:19.990 about eight stops. And then by about ten stops, you 1:17:20.010 --> 1:17:22.490 can see them kind of, oh, God, they're chilling out 1:17:22.530 --> 1:17:22.970 a little bit. 1:17:22.990 --> 1:17:24.189 They start getting that itis. 1:17:24.350 --> 1:17:27.969 They're making some room. This is such a fun event, 1:17:28.010 --> 1:17:30.130 and again, for only $ 20. Now, the tickets are limited. 1:17:30.450 --> 1:17:32.270 Last time I talked to Ray, we're about halfway there. 1:17:32.790 --> 1:17:34.890 So you definitely want to grab your tickets before this 1:17:34.910 --> 1:17:35.410 Friday so you. 1:17:35.370 --> 1:17:36.380 Can get in and have a good time with us. 1:17:36.550 --> 1:17:38.510 So you think about it, it starts at noon, goes 1:17:38.530 --> 1:17:40.870 to about 3, and then we do the awards and stuff. 1:17:40.910 --> 1:17:42.470 So in those three hours. 1:17:42.470 --> 1:17:42.890 12 restaurants. 1:17:44.170 --> 1:17:48.650 That's every 15 minutes you could have food throughout the 1:17:48.720 --> 1:17:49.339 entire thing. 1:17:49.380 --> 1:17:50.800 That's right. For three straight hours. 1:17:50.860 --> 1:17:53.000 And the cool thing is, is like, okay, so if 1:17:53.040 --> 1:17:55.139 you just wanted to come out and hang out, much like, 1:17:55.320 --> 1:17:56.920 you know, what we had this last weekend, it doesn't 1:17:56.960 --> 1:17:58.639 cost you anything to come out and just hang out, right? 1:17:58.939 --> 1:18:00.769 If you want to eat food, that's where they get 1:18:00.790 --> 1:18:01.670 you for the $ 20 tasting test. 1:18:01.710 --> 1:18:05.970 But it's only $ 20. 20 bucks. $ 20, 12 restaurants. Where 1:18:05.990 --> 1:18:07.010 else are you going to get a deal like that? 1:18:07.030 --> 1:18:08.770 We'll be out there having a great time. So many 1:18:08.790 --> 1:18:10.070 places to get a great drink. 1:18:10.390 --> 1:18:13.479 Afterwards, there's a car show, live music. It is one 1:18:13.500 --> 1:18:15.680 of our premier events for the year because, again, not 1:18:15.760 --> 1:18:17.519 only are you getting a great deal for the money 1:18:17.540 --> 1:18:20.220 you're spending, you're just hanging out at a wonderful place, 1:18:20.340 --> 1:18:23.320 having a great time. The parking is free. It's easy 1:18:23.340 --> 1:18:25.920 to park. You literally park a walk three minutes, and 1:18:25.960 --> 1:18:27.520 you are right in the middle of the action. 1:18:27.900 --> 1:18:29.860 So much fun. That's all happening this Saturday. 1:18:30.100 --> 1:18:33.670 But the other thing is we're broadcasting live from Margaritaville 1:18:33.689 --> 1:18:34.450 this Friday night. 1:18:34.570 --> 1:18:36.350 That's something new. That is new. 1:18:36.689 --> 1:18:37.729 And the reason I want to tell you that is 1:18:37.750 --> 1:18:39.450 because we'd love to have a crowd come out. Look, 1:18:39.490 --> 1:18:42.590 if you're coming out this weekend anyway, they're offering room deals. 1:18:42.630 --> 1:18:45.710 If you go to realradio.fm slash sunset, you can go 1:18:45.750 --> 1:18:47.570 there and check out the room deals where you can 1:18:47.610 --> 1:18:49.910 stay in the hotel and hang out with us Friday. 1:18:50.439 --> 1:18:52.559 uh for the broadcast afterwards party a little bit with 1:18:52.600 --> 1:18:54.570 us there and then be ready to go the next 1:18:54.630 --> 1:18:56.309 morning be able to walk right out to the event 1:18:56.630 --> 1:18:59.210 and chill out and then everything around there is fun 1:18:59.229 --> 1:19:01.510 they have the water park there uh all the other 1:19:01.550 --> 1:19:05.110 stuff from like a um Like 192 and all the 1:19:05.150 --> 1:19:07.320 shops are like right there. The parks are close as well. 1:19:07.380 --> 1:19:10.019 So just a great weekend to kind of cut loose 1:19:10.040 --> 1:19:10.820 and have a good time with us. 1:19:11.300 --> 1:19:13.360 And that show on Friday is that we'll be doing 1:19:13.380 --> 1:19:16.420 a lot of games, interactive games with the people there 1:19:16.439 --> 1:19:17.340 as well. 1:19:17.360 --> 1:19:20.180 We're bringing some prizes. Bringing a lot of prizes. So 1:19:20.260 --> 1:19:23.160 all the stuff that we provided for Deb and such, 1:19:23.200 --> 1:19:23.880 put some pints. 1:19:24.000 --> 1:19:26.000 Which was so much and thank you. 1:19:26.040 --> 1:19:28.580 Yeah, and we have more. So we're bringing more of 1:19:28.620 --> 1:19:31.639 those prize packs from Ford Motor Company, from Caterpillar, from... 1:19:31.880 --> 1:19:33.580 legendary white tails. 1:19:33.680 --> 1:19:35.040 If you like flannel. 1:19:35.080 --> 1:19:39.710 Yeah, from Thorogood Boots and Textiles. We're bringing all kinds 1:19:39.750 --> 1:19:41.930 of stuff out there. So we would love to have 1:19:41.970 --> 1:19:43.870 a nice little crowd hanging out with us, having a 1:19:43.870 --> 1:19:45.850 couple drinks with us. So, again, if you want to 1:19:45.870 --> 1:19:47.970 grab a room that night on Friday, come down and 1:19:47.990 --> 1:19:50.189 hang out for the live broadcast and then be ready 1:19:50.220 --> 1:19:52.160 to go the next day, do that. Just go to 1:19:52.200 --> 1:19:55.460 realradio.fm slash sunset. You can also buy your ticket right 1:19:55.479 --> 1:19:56.400 there as well, right, Jackson? 1:19:56.900 --> 1:19:57.559 Absolutely. 1:19:57.680 --> 1:20:00.320 On the website, the link goes there. For tickets for 1:20:00.380 --> 1:20:03.580 the Best of Challenge, also the links to the hotel 1:20:03.620 --> 1:20:04.900 deals you were talking about. 1:20:05.300 --> 1:20:05.920 So much fun. 1:20:06.060 --> 1:20:06.260 Yeah. 1:20:06.700 --> 1:20:09.550 And we'll have three listeners competing, making us burgers. Yeah, 1:20:09.570 --> 1:20:12.390 we already picked those last week. How good is this event, buddy? 1:20:12.430 --> 1:20:13.070 How much fun is it? 1:20:13.110 --> 1:20:15.610 It's always good, and I always get the mojitos. 1:20:15.770 --> 1:20:16.130 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:20:16.150 --> 1:20:16.689 That's what I do. 1:20:16.970 --> 1:20:19.160 We actually get there early and pile up right there 1:20:19.180 --> 1:20:21.559 at that bar. Estefans. 1:20:21.620 --> 1:20:22.180 Estefans. 1:20:22.200 --> 1:20:23.900 We pile up right there on that corner so we 1:20:23.920 --> 1:20:27.320 can see the stage and see everything. Get a little 1:20:27.360 --> 1:20:30.730 shade there and just start ordering mojito after mojito. They 1:20:30.910 --> 1:20:33.250 destroy them. You know, it happens every year because they 1:20:33.290 --> 1:20:37.480 put a cane of sugar in the mojito, and then 1:20:37.500 --> 1:20:39.919 you have two, and then you think it's the straw. 1:20:39.939 --> 1:20:40.639 Yeah. 1:20:41.020 --> 1:20:42.979 Then it's not, and you take a sip out of 1:20:43.140 --> 1:20:47.400 a non-hold object. It's a look, and it's embarrassing. 1:20:47.439 --> 1:20:50.320 Suck harder! Yeah. 1:20:50.780 --> 1:20:53.090 All right, 407-916-1041. Text us at 77031. 1:20:53.090 --> 1:20:57.330 I teased that Disney adult story from Newsweek, but I'll 1:20:57.350 --> 1:20:58.070 pay it off next. 1:20:58.310 --> 1:20:58.510 Oh! 1:21:01.270 --> 1:21:04.450 Hey, guys. 1:21:05.710 --> 1:21:06.589 Chuck up in Michigan. 1:21:06.890 --> 1:21:07.570 Yeah, I got gas. 1:21:07.890 --> 1:21:08.230 Friday. 1:21:08.880 --> 1:21:10.990 I had about a quarter of a tank left, so 1:21:11.010 --> 1:21:12.170 I figured I'd better get it quick. 1:21:12.170 --> 1:21:14.410 88 bucks. 1:21:15.979 --> 1:21:17.879 It was shocking. 1:21:18.740 --> 1:21:20.680 I don't remember paying that much when I had my 1:21:20.720 --> 1:21:21.660 full-size truck. 1:21:22.500 --> 1:21:22.740 Same. 1:21:26.710 --> 1:21:28.170 Yeah, I drive like a little Ford Ranger. 1:21:28.550 --> 1:21:32.469 I think it's got like a 16, 18-gallon tank or whatever. 1:21:32.490 --> 1:21:36.849 It cost me $ 86. Literally $ 86 both times I filled 1:21:36.890 --> 1:21:37.850 up over the last two times. 1:21:37.870 --> 1:21:40.099 I have to fill up tonight. Please pray for me. 1:21:40.220 --> 1:21:43.019 I think I have about a little bit more than 1:21:43.030 --> 1:21:44.260 a quarter of a tank. So I think I'll probably 1:21:44.280 --> 1:21:47.379 have to fill up tomorrow to the tune of probably. 1:21:47.220 --> 1:21:52.180 Another $ 85 or $ 86. It's getting easier. I saw a 1:21:52.200 --> 1:21:53.420 really funny Instagram. 1:21:53.479 --> 1:21:54.160 I'm at the tears. 1:21:55.439 --> 1:22:00.300 Funny Instagram post that said arm, leg, organ, and then 1:22:00.360 --> 1:22:03.470 for diesel, it just said your soul. Your soul. 1:22:04.189 --> 1:22:05.350 All right. 1:22:05.350 --> 1:22:05.570 77031. 1:22:05.570 --> 1:22:06.970 That's how you text us. I'm Jim. 1:22:07.010 --> 1:22:09.030 Deb, Jack, and Ross are here as well. All right, 1:22:09.050 --> 1:22:10.950 so when Emily was in, we were talking about the 1:22:11.170 --> 1:22:13.450 Disney adults. That is a thing, by the way. If 1:22:13.490 --> 1:22:15.870 you don't live here, I don't know that– do you 1:22:15.890 --> 1:22:18.510 think that comes into play elsewhere, guys, other than California? 1:22:18.990 --> 1:22:21.010 I think– The idea of a Disney adult, is that 1:22:21.070 --> 1:22:23.990 primarily an Orlando or Florida thing? You might have to 1:22:24.070 --> 1:22:26.270 clean up ILU because your slacks are about to get 1:22:26.350 --> 1:22:30.200 rattled because I think Disney adults are nationwide. 1:22:30.220 --> 1:22:30.960 You think so, huh? 1:22:31.000 --> 1:22:31.220 Yeah. 1:22:31.740 --> 1:22:34.540 They live nationwide, but they come here to congregate, so 1:22:34.600 --> 1:22:36.519 we interact with them more, right? 1:22:36.540 --> 1:22:36.760 Right. 1:22:37.400 --> 1:22:39.780 I think we're more familiar with them, but when they 1:22:39.820 --> 1:22:42.810 go out in the wild, they're not as concentrated. So 1:22:43.330 --> 1:22:47.210 regular people outside of Central Florida might not be as 1:22:47.250 --> 1:22:49.760 familiar with what a Disney adult is if they are 1:22:49.800 --> 1:22:50.240 not one. 1:22:50.320 --> 1:22:53.020 And I don't know if you guys remember, but there 1:22:53.439 --> 1:22:56.820 were plans, maybe still plans, to create a dating app. 1:22:57.439 --> 1:23:00.110 for Disney adults called Single Rider. 1:23:00.290 --> 1:23:02.229 Did not know that. Oh, that's awesome. 1:23:02.350 --> 1:23:03.389 Isn't that awesome? 1:23:03.570 --> 1:23:03.910 Yeah. 1:23:04.150 --> 1:23:06.300 Where'd you hear about that? And they're going up in 1:23:06.380 --> 1:23:09.400 arms because I think it's Expedition Everest or one of 1:23:09.439 --> 1:23:12.430 the attractions just took out the Single Rider. option and 1:23:12.450 --> 1:23:14.809 people are losing their minds but this was months and 1:23:14.850 --> 1:23:17.590 months and months ago really dating out for disney adults 1:23:17.630 --> 1:23:18.130 let me ask you a. 1:23:18.090 --> 1:23:20.950 Question you think disney adults in their regular lives when 1:23:20.979 --> 1:23:23.260 they're not you know wearing the ears or you know 1:23:23.300 --> 1:23:25.320 dressing like their favorite character or whatever do you think 1:23:25.340 --> 1:23:28.360 they let on in their normal world like if they're 1:23:28.380 --> 1:23:32.880 an insurance agent or a teacher or an executive do 1:23:32.920 --> 1:23:35.060 people know that they have that lifestyle or is that 1:23:35.080 --> 1:23:37.410 something they hide I think it's. 1:23:37.350 --> 1:23:40.650 A person-to-person thing, but for the most part, I think 1:23:40.750 --> 1:23:44.189 they don't usually have too much shame. I don't know 1:23:44.250 --> 1:23:47.590 too many big Disney fans that are embarrassed of their 1:23:47.670 --> 1:23:50.980 big Disney fandom. Well, the reason I'm bringing this up, 1:23:51.020 --> 1:23:51.950 this is this Newsweek story. 1:23:51.979 --> 1:23:53.040 Are you about to ruin it for them? 1:23:53.260 --> 1:23:54.540 I'm not going to ruin it for you. I mean, 1:23:54.560 --> 1:23:57.420 this is just this guy's take. I don't necessarily agree 1:23:57.460 --> 1:24:00.140 with everything this guy is saying. I think there's a 1:24:00.200 --> 1:24:02.740 little bit of this. This is how he opens this. 1:24:02.780 --> 1:24:05.599 By the way, this is from Shane Croucher. who was 1:24:05.640 --> 1:24:08.880 the senior editor over at Newsweek. This is the opinion column. So, 1:24:08.939 --> 1:24:11.599 of course, this is just him spouting off. But it says, 1:24:11.620 --> 1:24:14.750 I like it. Before I turn the flamethrower on those 1:24:14.790 --> 1:24:16.750 who are about to burn, let's make a few things 1:24:16.870 --> 1:24:20.110 clear first. So that's his first sentence going to a story. 1:24:20.130 --> 1:24:22.519 He goes, if you're an adult with a kid, you 1:24:22.560 --> 1:24:26.120 can afford to go. Disney World is the thing. Do everything. 1:24:26.180 --> 1:24:26.839 Get nostalgic. 1:24:26.880 --> 1:24:29.670 Do the whole nine yards. Same goes for anybody with 1:24:29.729 --> 1:24:34.570 a developmental disability. Disney World is your playground. Go have 1:24:34.650 --> 1:24:36.780 at it. Have a good time. Make those memories that 1:24:36.800 --> 1:24:38.620 are going to last your whole life. But it says, 1:24:38.740 --> 1:24:41.640 and I quote... But if you're a grown adult to 1:24:41.700 --> 1:24:45.200 whom none of the above applies, and you're at Disney World, 1:24:45.760 --> 1:24:50.060 take a long, hard look at yourself. Feel that shame scorch. 1:24:50.700 --> 1:24:53.500 I bet you use the word adulting, don't you? I 1:24:53.560 --> 1:24:56.939 feel sick even writing it. Throw the Mickey ears in 1:24:56.960 --> 1:24:59.920 the trash. Go home and grow up. 1:25:00.060 --> 1:25:03.840 Somebody got turned down by a Disney adult on some 1:25:03.960 --> 1:25:08.500 dating app. I think a princess said no. He continues. 1:25:09.170 --> 1:25:09.430 Why? 1:25:09.510 --> 1:25:10.689 This sounds so personal. 1:25:10.830 --> 1:25:13.380 It's just so tragic, he says. 1:25:13.400 --> 1:25:14.040 Wow. Wow. 1:25:30.300 --> 1:25:32.820 And he says, now these aging millennials I grew up 1:25:32.860 --> 1:25:36.700 to watch regrettably belong. They're competing with children at Disney 1:25:36.740 --> 1:25:38.910 parks for the best view of someone in a costume 1:25:39.250 --> 1:25:42.110 pretending to be a character from an animated movie or worse, 1:25:42.450 --> 1:25:45.040 dressed as a teenage princess. I see what he did 1:25:45.080 --> 1:25:46.200 there with the Lost Boys thing. 1:25:46.220 --> 1:25:49.260 Yeah, yeah, yeah. We all thought that, right? I'm just 1:25:49.320 --> 1:25:49.680 making sure. 1:25:49.860 --> 1:25:51.570 Now, I will tell you something interesting about this story. 1:25:51.590 --> 1:25:52.810 I can't read the entire thing. I'm not going to 1:25:52.830 --> 1:25:53.050 do that. 1:25:53.090 --> 1:25:53.870 It's boring AF. 1:25:53.930 --> 1:25:55.870 But here's what he does kind of continue on. Because 1:25:55.910 --> 1:25:57.970 he does admit there is a group of people who 1:25:58.030 --> 1:26:00.910 do this, but he doesn't view them the same way. 1:26:01.370 --> 1:26:04.220 And I kind of know why a little bit. What 1:26:04.280 --> 1:26:07.040 group do you think it is? Because there are groups 1:26:07.080 --> 1:26:09.220 of people who follow things like this all the time, 1:26:09.260 --> 1:26:09.900 and they're adults. 1:26:10.600 --> 1:26:11.420 Overweight people. 1:26:11.500 --> 1:26:13.000 No, dude. It's got to be. 1:26:15.110 --> 1:26:18.410 Like Harry Potter fans? Yeah, Star Wars, Harry Potter. Star Trek. 1:26:18.650 --> 1:26:21.030 Like there are tons of adults who live in a 1:26:21.189 --> 1:26:24.350 fantasy life that have dedicated their lives to dressing up, 1:26:24.490 --> 1:26:27.330 emulating people or characters from those products. 1:26:27.410 --> 1:26:30.479 One of my favorite– when picking up wedding photographers, but 1:26:30.600 --> 1:26:34.420 one of my favorite photographs was a newly married husband 1:26:34.439 --> 1:26:36.920 and wife. He held up his lightsaber and she held 1:26:36.979 --> 1:26:38.179 up her Harry Potter wand. 1:26:38.820 --> 1:26:39.420 Oh, man. 1:26:39.439 --> 1:26:41.480 And that was just the photo. And I love that 1:26:41.520 --> 1:26:44.600 because those are– That's a safe space for them. 1:26:44.620 --> 1:26:48.260 Yeah, that's like a nerd portman, too. Just to clarify 1:26:48.300 --> 1:26:50.860 why I said overweight people, because I don't want to 1:26:50.890 --> 1:26:51.740 make anybody upset. 1:26:51.860 --> 1:26:54.030 Him and Hoth are in fact. Oh, yeah, because Ross 1:26:54.090 --> 1:26:57.269 is thin, y'all. No, no, no. He's fat shaming. 1:26:57.390 --> 1:26:59.730 Oh, man, now watch this U-turn, because one of the 1:26:59.790 --> 1:27:01.790 coolest things, I've spent a lot of days working at 1:27:01.830 --> 1:27:04.050 a theme park in my days, right? And one of 1:27:04.110 --> 1:27:05.710 my favorite things that I ever got to saw, and 1:27:05.729 --> 1:27:08.950 it's not like it happened every day. It didn't happen like... 1:27:09.130 --> 1:27:12.130 you know, just consistently enough for it to be like, 1:27:12.270 --> 1:27:17.070 this is a culture, but I can probably remember five 1:27:17.189 --> 1:27:22.320 people that over a decade, I remember losing weight via 1:27:22.360 --> 1:27:25.880 the theme parks. Oh yeah. Walking around. They, and then 1:27:25.900 --> 1:27:28.160 like throughout a year, I would just see less and 1:27:28.220 --> 1:27:29.020 less of someone. 1:27:29.100 --> 1:27:29.500 Yeah. 1:27:29.520 --> 1:27:31.100 It became like this weird calendar. 1:27:31.220 --> 1:27:31.560 Yeah. 1:27:31.580 --> 1:27:35.700 Like, like, It was really fun and odd, and it 1:27:35.740 --> 1:27:37.970 was a really cool thing to just be in the 1:27:38.150 --> 1:27:40.950 one spot every day in a theme park, and you 1:27:40.970 --> 1:27:43.929 just see someone losing weight every week. 1:27:44.150 --> 1:27:46.210 Now, the interesting thing about this story, Ross, is this 1:27:46.250 --> 1:27:47.630 guy brought receipts. 1:27:47.229 --> 1:27:49.280 When it comes to the people he's talking about. And 1:27:49.300 --> 1:27:51.620 this is where it gets kind of interesting. It says, 1:27:52.020 --> 1:27:56.000 so many adults are choosing to be children after just 1:27:56.080 --> 1:27:59.889 having them. Look at this year's Census Bureau data, for example. 1:28:00.439 --> 1:28:04.790 In 2025, one-person households accounted for 29% of all households, 1:28:04.870 --> 1:28:08.809 up from 20% half-century before. And the percentage with families 1:28:08.830 --> 1:28:12.450 of their own children under the 18 declined from 54% 1:28:12.450 --> 1:28:17.160 to 39%. So what they're saying is there are fewer 1:28:17.280 --> 1:28:20.240 children to do these things, and adults are kind of 1:28:20.939 --> 1:28:24.520 picking up the slack. Here's where it gets crazy. So 1:28:24.640 --> 1:28:29.229 it says, look what's happening to toy sales. According to Cercana, 1:28:29.370 --> 1:28:34.420 which is a market research firm, adult-only households accounted for 55% 1:28:34.420 --> 1:28:37.060 of toy sales in the first half of 2026. 1:28:40.180 --> 1:28:43.250 And toy makers are starting to go after that because 1:28:43.270 --> 1:28:47.390 they're called kidults. In the adulting world, it's getting very, 1:28:47.430 --> 1:28:47.939 very big. 1:28:48.060 --> 1:28:52.240 It says toy sales to these adult-only households grew by 16% 1:28:52.240 --> 1:28:54.059 in that period. 1:28:54.140 --> 1:28:54.680 That's right. 1:28:55.080 --> 1:28:59.139 Faster than households with kids. In other words, households without 1:28:59.220 --> 1:29:02.500 children are buying toys at a greater rate than households 1:29:02.540 --> 1:29:05.640 that have kids because it's adults playing with them. 1:29:06.020 --> 1:29:06.559 Is this why? 1:29:06.660 --> 1:29:10.730 And they're the ones with the money. Is this why 1:29:10.790 --> 1:29:13.500 Toys R Us is coming back? It's part of it. 1:29:13.590 --> 1:29:15.310 I swear on my life this is the next sentence 1:29:15.350 --> 1:29:16.830 in the story. You don't have to go that far. 1:29:17.010 --> 1:29:17.850 I believe you. 1:29:18.110 --> 1:29:22.390 This adult obsession with toys, collectibles, cuddlies, crap of all 1:29:22.450 --> 1:29:25.210 types is now so big of a market shift that 1:29:25.310 --> 1:29:30.250 Toys R Us is actually expanding and opening 120 new locations. 1:29:30.290 --> 1:29:31.799 Nailed it. How about that? 1:29:32.890 --> 1:29:36.710 Toys are selling— adults without kids are buying more toys than 1:29:36.770 --> 1:29:37.830 adults with kids. 1:29:38.110 --> 1:29:40.130 I think the only thing that I would jump in 1:29:40.270 --> 1:29:43.780 and maybe disagree with was the claim that adults are 1:29:43.860 --> 1:29:46.800 buying these toys and playing with them. Well, I mean, 1:29:46.820 --> 1:29:49.180 I don't know what they're doing with them. A lot 1:29:49.220 --> 1:29:50.780 of people are just like— You mean just collecting them? 1:29:50.800 --> 1:29:52.940 The boom of collecting. 1:29:53.080 --> 1:29:56.590 That's not what I've seen. I've seen board games and actually— Now, 1:29:56.630 --> 1:29:57.730 the collecting board games. 1:29:57.750 --> 1:30:00.070 Yeah, there's no way. Yeah, but like video games. 1:30:00.330 --> 1:30:02.630 Old school games that we used to play with this kids. 1:30:02.670 --> 1:30:04.850 It's still one of my favorite Santa Claus, too. 1:30:05.110 --> 1:30:06.830 Jack brings up a good point. Are we bringing up 1:30:06.870 --> 1:30:10.970 video games? Does video games fall underneath the sector of toy? 1:30:12.590 --> 1:30:14.650 If it's toys and games, see, that's the thing. And 1:30:14.729 --> 1:30:17.190 I know we can argue with this like last week, 1:30:17.910 --> 1:30:20.680 you know, because Monopoly would be considered it's a game. 1:30:21.090 --> 1:30:24.610 But also, it would be considered under the realm of toys. Yeah, 1:30:24.630 --> 1:30:26.090 because a toy, you play with it. A game, you 1:30:26.130 --> 1:30:26.759 just play it. 1:30:27.610 --> 1:30:30.670 Right? And is that different? You don't play. 1:30:30.990 --> 1:30:32.270 Well, I mean, a ball is the same thing. You 1:30:32.290 --> 1:30:34.750 can play ball, and you can own a ball. A 1:30:34.750 --> 1:30:35.410 ball is a toy. 1:30:36.950 --> 1:30:38.950 I think for the sake of the argument being made 1:30:39.070 --> 1:30:42.850 in this article is that games and toys would be synonymous. 1:30:43.689 --> 1:30:46.360 Do you find the Disney adult thing weird, Jack? I 1:30:46.400 --> 1:30:47.800 do not. You don't find it weird at all? 1:30:48.280 --> 1:30:48.720 You know what? 1:30:48.760 --> 1:30:51.340 People find something that they like, they enjoy. 1:30:51.360 --> 1:30:55.550 And shaming them for that I think is ridiculous. 1:30:55.590 --> 1:30:57.710 It's weird. It's the kid thing that he keeps coming 1:30:57.750 --> 1:30:58.050 back to. 1:30:58.070 --> 1:31:00.070 He goes, I think the reason it's so weird is 1:31:00.090 --> 1:31:03.370 because that place is– and again, we know it's not. 1:31:03.430 --> 1:31:06.400 But it's the assumption that place is built for children. 1:31:06.920 --> 1:31:09.660 It's built for happiness. It's built for happiness. It was 1:31:09.700 --> 1:31:13.120 never built just for children. Walt Disney, his vision went 1:31:13.240 --> 1:31:14.340 far beyond just little kids. 1:31:14.420 --> 1:31:18.160 And it's built for functioning adults in society to be 1:31:18.240 --> 1:31:20.890 able to afford the money to pay what that's paying. 1:31:21.160 --> 1:31:23.490 So if you are a Disney adult and you're able 1:31:23.530 --> 1:31:27.769 to make trips down here and go, you're normal, quote, quote, 1:31:27.990 --> 1:31:30.570 normal enough to function in the real world to. 1:31:30.490 --> 1:31:31.870 Be able to afford those expenses. 1:31:31.970 --> 1:31:35.759 I think... With today's day and age and everything coming 1:31:35.860 --> 1:31:38.479 at us all the time, I think whatever people are 1:31:38.620 --> 1:31:42.190 using to self-soothe that isn't hurting other people or themselves 1:31:42.689 --> 1:31:46.430 is a win. I mean, this guy sounds like not 1:31:46.470 --> 1:31:48.030 only does he have a personal beef. 1:31:48.050 --> 1:31:52.429 Oh, he sounds very bitter. When you read the story 1:31:52.450 --> 1:31:53.850 in context, he sounds really bitter. 1:31:53.870 --> 1:31:55.490 He's bitter and he has no empathy. 1:31:55.630 --> 1:31:59.350 I'll be a little critical of Disney adults and non-Disney 1:31:59.400 --> 1:32:02.340 adults real fast because there's a weird little paradox that 1:32:02.400 --> 1:32:07.139 I'm stumbling upon here is that Disney adults... I actually 1:32:07.260 --> 1:32:09.640 do think that, like, yeah, there are some things that 1:32:09.860 --> 1:32:12.280 I am aware of, some Disney adults that could learn 1:32:12.340 --> 1:32:16.700 something from non-Disney adults. With that said, the guy who 1:32:16.780 --> 1:32:20.510 wrote this article, he could learn a lot from a 1:32:20.550 --> 1:32:21.240 Disney adult. 1:32:21.280 --> 1:32:22.610 Yes, he could. Yeah. 1:32:22.710 --> 1:32:26.170 And just being okay with happiness and being comfortable with 1:32:26.189 --> 1:32:29.390 the pursuit of whatever makes you smile. 1:32:29.590 --> 1:32:31.150 Exactly. And it's okay. 1:32:31.390 --> 1:32:34.850 It doesn't matter what anybody else thinks if Jafar makes 1:32:34.910 --> 1:32:35.170 me go. 1:32:37.090 --> 1:32:39.090 And it's kind of weird how he frames this because 1:32:39.110 --> 1:32:41.870 he goes– as he talks about this throughout the story, 1:32:41.890 --> 1:32:45.410 he talks about– he basically shames them in the sense that, 1:32:45.610 --> 1:32:48.260 why aren't you using this time to read a classic novel? 1:32:48.300 --> 1:32:50.760 Why aren't you into Beowulf or the Iliad or– Oh, 1:32:51.220 --> 1:32:52.480 piss off. I hate this guy. 1:32:52.580 --> 1:32:54.260 Or any of these things. I've got to tell you, Jack, 1:32:54.280 --> 1:32:56.300 the more I read this thing, I was going to say, this. 1:32:56.200 --> 1:32:59.740 Guy's a bitch. This guy's a bitch. No, he's an a-hole. 1:32:59.760 --> 1:33:01.420 But he's just trying to tell people how he thinks 1:33:01.439 --> 1:33:03.640 they should live their life, and it really irritates him. 1:33:04.140 --> 1:33:05.220 Let me ask you a question before we get out 1:33:05.240 --> 1:33:08.500 of here real quick, though. How many times a year 1:33:08.520 --> 1:33:10.360 do you have to go to Disney to be a 1:33:10.400 --> 1:33:14.960 Disney adult? I mean, I think we will assume that 1:33:15.180 --> 1:33:18.150 almost all of these people have an annual pass, correct? 1:33:18.510 --> 1:33:20.250 Because to go out there more than, like, if you 1:33:20.270 --> 1:33:22.010 go out there four times a month and you're on 1:33:22.030 --> 1:33:22.710 your own dime. 1:33:22.930 --> 1:33:25.250 I have an annual pass. I even have a magnet 1:33:25.290 --> 1:33:25.870 on my fridge. 1:33:25.950 --> 1:33:27.250 Yeah, yeah, okay. All right. 1:33:27.290 --> 1:33:29.269 How many times a year do you have to go 1:33:29.310 --> 1:33:31.769 to Disney to be considered, like, a Disney adult? 1:33:32.410 --> 1:33:34.210 I don't think it's even a visit thing. I think 1:33:34.250 --> 1:33:35.450 it's like an identity thing. 1:33:35.470 --> 1:33:36.450 Yeah, exactly. 1:33:36.710 --> 1:33:39.470 It's what you're doing when you're not at Disney. That 1:33:39.530 --> 1:33:41.910 makes you a Disney adult. 1:33:41.979 --> 1:33:46.300 How much of your house is decorated Disney? That's so good, dude. 1:33:46.360 --> 1:33:47.360 What's hanging on your wall? 1:33:47.700 --> 1:33:49.979 Trust me, as a former cast member and my whole 1:33:50.040 --> 1:33:52.300 family at one point had worked at Disney, you could 1:33:52.340 --> 1:33:54.820 find it was like Disney threw up in our house. Right, right, right. 1:33:55.189 --> 1:33:58.550 But in the world of people who consider themselves Disney adults, 1:33:58.590 --> 1:34:00.410 do you believe the volume matters? 1:34:00.689 --> 1:34:01.730 No. You don't. 1:34:01.990 --> 1:34:03.490 But what separates you then? 1:34:03.630 --> 1:34:04.270 A little bit. 1:34:04.330 --> 1:34:07.170 If there's a hierarchy of Disney adults, how do you 1:34:07.189 --> 1:34:08.410 get to the top of that? Do you buy the 1:34:08.450 --> 1:34:10.390 most stuff? Do you have the most collectible stuff? Do 1:34:10.430 --> 1:34:11.190 you go the most? 1:34:11.210 --> 1:34:12.230 Do you have the most ears? 1:34:12.590 --> 1:34:15.620 I think for me, it's not just identity, but yeah, 1:34:16.020 --> 1:34:18.800 it's the amount of time that you commit. There's tons, 1:34:19.000 --> 1:34:22.780 just an infinite amount of offerings that are seasonal or, hey, 1:34:22.820 --> 1:34:25.479 for the next three months, hey, this week only, make 1:34:25.520 --> 1:34:28.900 sure you get this limited edition. So they're always taking 1:34:28.960 --> 1:34:32.080 care of those Disney fans. So I would say if 1:34:32.140 --> 1:34:34.309 you are really on top of that, if you've ever 1:34:34.350 --> 1:34:37.090 gotten a push notification for a popcorn bucket drop. 1:34:37.410 --> 1:34:42.460 Yeah. Right? There you go. There you go. That's that. 1:34:42.500 --> 1:34:45.960 You are in the top 1% of Disney adulting. And 1:34:45.979 --> 1:34:46.720 we'll end it there. 1:34:46.820 --> 1:34:47.389 That's all right. 407-916-1041. 1:34:47.420 --> 1:34:48.240 Text us at 77031. 1:34:48.240 --> 1:34:50.170 Back in one sec with more of the Jim Colbert Show. 1:34:50.189 --> 1:34:50.790 Stay there. 1:34:57.380 --> 1:34:57.900 Good afternoon. 1:34:57.920 --> 1:34:59.100 Morning Colbert. 1:34:59.160 --> 1:35:01.550 What fun was had this weekend out at Suds, Pups, 1:35:01.750 --> 1:35:05.150 and Pints. So many fun dogs. Got to see Daryl Payne. 1:35:05.450 --> 1:35:07.670 Glenn Clausman gave me that fresh $ 2 bill. 1:35:08.090 --> 1:35:10.370 Dunk Tank was great. I got Jimmy. He got me 1:35:11.010 --> 1:35:12.900 four times. Good job, buddy. 1:35:13.700 --> 1:35:15.240 But, yeah, it was just a ton of fun. I'd 1:35:15.320 --> 1:35:17.900 love to hear how much money we all raised. And, yeah, 1:35:18.280 --> 1:35:20.880 I'm just looking forward to next year. And glad to 1:35:20.900 --> 1:35:22.939 say I'll always been there more times than Jimmy. 1:35:23.320 --> 1:35:27.480 Big G out. That sucks he gets to say that. 1:35:27.540 --> 1:35:30.080 That's true, though. Thank you so much for coming out 1:35:30.420 --> 1:35:31.620 and getting in the dunk tank. 1:35:31.689 --> 1:35:32.480 You want to give him the number? 1:35:33.160 --> 1:35:37.580 Yes, yes, you guys helped us raise $ 10, 886 for the 1:35:38.160 --> 1:35:42.460 Humane Society of Lake County. 1:35:42.500 --> 1:35:44.059 Let's round it up to $ 11, 000, right? 1:35:44.180 --> 1:35:44.640 I agree. 1:35:44.780 --> 1:35:46.840 But even if they don't get the money for the, 1:35:47.439 --> 1:35:49.090 if the people bailed out, I'll make sure that it 1:35:49.120 --> 1:35:51.550 gets up to $ 11, 000 so we can say $ 11, 000. 1:35:50.930 --> 1:35:51.430 Cool. 1:35:51.970 --> 1:35:53.010 I'll donate the difference so. 1:35:52.970 --> 1:35:54.510 We can make it up to $ 11, 000. All right, I'll 1:35:54.530 --> 1:35:57.849 text Angie right about now. Don't text her so quick. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:35:58.290 --> 1:36:00.550 And if they do donate it and that puts us over, 1:36:00.770 --> 1:36:02.309 I'll take some of the surplus. Definitely. 1:36:02.870 --> 1:36:04.400 No, Jack, always there for the team. I love it. 1:36:05.290 --> 1:36:07.930 Welcome back to the Jim Colbert Show, Real Radio 104.1. 1:36:07.930 --> 1:36:10.269 I want you to join us this Friday for the 1:36:10.310 --> 1:36:13.970 live broadcast at Margaritaville down there. But, man, the Saturday event, 1:36:13.990 --> 1:36:16.390 the Best of Challenge for Sunset Walk, the promenade there, 1:36:16.890 --> 1:36:18.670 is one of our favorite events of the year, one 1:36:18.710 --> 1:36:21.490 of our signature events. And that fits because this is 1:36:21.550 --> 1:36:25.330 the signature series. For just $ 20, you guys can get 1:36:25.410 --> 1:36:28.450 tastes from 12 different restaurants. 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Let's see what we have here. 1:36:54.010 --> 1:36:56.350 And if you put the little door hanger, Jim Colbert 1:36:56.370 --> 1:36:58.290 Show door hanger, Jim will come and tuck you in. 1:36:58.350 --> 1:36:59.809 Oh, yeah. Friday night. 1:36:59.910 --> 1:37:01.300 Kiss on the forehead. Mm-hmm. 1:37:01.400 --> 1:37:04.320 That's a real bedtime story. Yeah, I got a, you know. 1:37:04.479 --> 1:37:06.439 Yeah, I got a good one. So the Amityville Horror. 1:37:06.720 --> 1:37:08.479 At first, you're going to think it's the Ghost of 1:37:08.520 --> 1:37:10.620 Christmas Past, but it's our Jim. 1:37:12.220 --> 1:37:12.960 Good night, Moon. 1:37:13.180 --> 1:37:16.100 He'll have his friend Jacob Marley with him. Jim is 1:37:16.140 --> 1:37:19.050 the ghost of Christmas yet to come. Yeah, I was 1:37:19.370 --> 1:37:21.050 a ghost of Christmas yet to come. 1:37:21.290 --> 1:37:23.480 That's right. Can you give us that voice? 1:37:23.500 --> 1:37:23.560 No. 1:37:24.780 --> 1:37:27.500 So, you know, it's funny. I wanted to talk about 1:37:27.520 --> 1:37:28.040 this real quick. 1:37:28.600 --> 1:37:30.620 We do so much stuff down in Mount Dora, but 1:37:30.660 --> 1:37:32.650 this story really, it kind of has something to do 1:37:32.670 --> 1:37:36.090 with Mount Dora, but it doesn't. Because this has happened before, 1:37:36.110 --> 1:37:37.650 and I kind of wanted to get your opinion on this. 1:37:37.689 --> 1:37:41.350 This happened to a friend of ours called the, oh 1:37:41.390 --> 1:37:42.730 my God, what was it? 1:37:44.320 --> 1:37:46.340 The Lamb. The Lamb? 1:37:46.920 --> 1:37:49.700 Down on Orange Avenue, buddy. A Hammered Lamb? Hammered Lamb. 1:37:49.720 --> 1:37:50.059 Hammered Lamb. 1:37:50.430 --> 1:37:51.929 Do you remember what happened in the Hamburg Lamb? 1:37:52.050 --> 1:37:52.550 A flood. 1:37:52.770 --> 1:37:53.710 Oh, no, no, no. 1:37:53.729 --> 1:37:54.370 It wasn't a flood. 1:37:54.470 --> 1:38:00.270 The city redid the roads, which restricted car traffic, and 1:38:00.470 --> 1:38:03.460 they couldn't stay busy enough. 1:38:03.500 --> 1:38:06.220 And the city doesn't do anything for the businesses when 1:38:06.260 --> 1:38:09.580 this happens, and it's happening again in Mount Dora. to 1:38:09.680 --> 1:38:11.980 a business that Deb talks about all the time. I've 1:38:12.000 --> 1:38:13.900 never been there, but I hear it's amazing. It's called 1:38:13.920 --> 1:38:15.019 the Magical Meat Boutique. 1:38:15.360 --> 1:38:18.470 Oh, those poor people. Oh, my heart breaks for them. 1:38:18.570 --> 1:38:21.490 So they're rebuilding the road or they're building a roundabout 1:38:21.570 --> 1:38:24.769 right in front of their place. How much of a 1:38:24.850 --> 1:38:28.110 reduction in business do you think they've suffered since this started? Now, 1:38:28.130 --> 1:38:30.830 this is already on top of a very... tight economy 1:38:30.870 --> 1:38:33.229 when people are picking and choosing when and where they 1:38:33.270 --> 1:38:35.300 go out to eat more so than ever in their life. 1:38:35.310 --> 1:38:38.780 So even your stalwart customers, even the people that have 1:38:38.800 --> 1:38:41.460 been there week to week that love your place are 1:38:41.500 --> 1:38:43.500 now making choices of when they can come, and now 1:38:43.520 --> 1:38:45.640 they're dealing with this. What do you think the percentage 1:38:45.680 --> 1:38:46.780 of reduction in sales is? 1:38:46.780 --> 1:38:48.780 60%. 1:38:50.990 --> 1:38:52.510 I would say half 50. 1:38:52.510 --> 1:38:54.800 I'm going to go 75. 1:38:54.800 --> 1:38:57.030 42% reduction in sales. Wow. 1:38:57.030 --> 1:38:57.150 42%. 1:38:57.150 --> 1:39:00.060 That's a game changer. That's a game changer for a 1:39:00.080 --> 1:39:00.520 small business. 1:39:00.580 --> 1:39:01.260 It literally is. 1:39:01.420 --> 1:39:01.979 I mean, 5% is. 1:39:02.160 --> 1:39:02.340 Yeah. 1:39:02.360 --> 1:39:02.660 You know? 1:39:02.780 --> 1:39:03.160 Yeah. 1:39:03.960 --> 1:39:06.139 They've had to lay off people, adjust hours, and they're 1:39:06.160 --> 1:39:08.920 trying to do everything they can just to keep going. 1:39:08.939 --> 1:39:12.410 It's right there on old 441. It's legendary in the area. 1:39:12.450 --> 1:39:14.090 Look, can I tell you something? They had just moved 1:39:14.130 --> 1:39:16.970 from downtown where rent had gone up, so they bought 1:39:17.010 --> 1:39:17.890 this location. 1:39:17.910 --> 1:39:17.979 Yep. 1:39:18.370 --> 1:39:20.820 Where we knew someone else who had owned a barbecue 1:39:20.880 --> 1:39:24.540 restaurant there. It's already a tough spot to be a restaurant. 1:39:24.580 --> 1:39:27.620 Magical Meat Boutique at least had this great reputation. And, 1:39:27.640 --> 1:39:30.720 you know, I personally feel that when this kind of 1:39:30.780 --> 1:39:33.300 road construction happens, there has got to be a better 1:39:33.340 --> 1:39:39.130 contingency plan for cities that allow this. Because you're... Building 1:39:39.170 --> 1:39:41.550 a road, making it more convenient, safer for your drivers, 1:39:41.590 --> 1:39:43.490 but you're killing your small businesses. 1:39:43.689 --> 1:39:45.210 Yeah, the funny thing is you're building a road to 1:39:45.250 --> 1:39:46.570 make it easier to get to the shops that are 1:39:46.590 --> 1:39:47.830 going to have to shut down because you built the 1:39:47.850 --> 1:39:48.930 road to make it easier to get to them. 1:39:49.050 --> 1:39:49.690 Exactly. 1:39:49.790 --> 1:39:51.510 And the funny thing, I bring this up because it's 1:39:51.530 --> 1:39:52.830 not just Mount, do you know what I mean? 1:39:52.850 --> 1:39:53.390 It's everywhere. 1:39:53.470 --> 1:39:54.309 This happens everywhere. 1:39:54.370 --> 1:39:55.150 Downtown Orlando. 1:39:55.189 --> 1:39:57.990 Whether you're in Coco, whether you're in Melbourne, wherever, it 1:39:58.020 --> 1:40:00.639 doesn't matter. You've seen, especially at the rate that this 1:40:00.689 --> 1:40:03.920 city and the surrounding areas are growing, it seems like 1:40:04.080 --> 1:40:06.280 every place you go, there is construction. What do you 1:40:06.320 --> 1:40:10.290 guys think should happen? I mean, should they give them 1:40:10.330 --> 1:40:14.670 a tax break? Should they give them a city– should they– I. 1:40:14.650 --> 1:40:18.510 Think it should be part of the road project contract 1:40:18.550 --> 1:40:21.070 as an outline of the businesses that would be the 1:40:21.130 --> 1:40:25.070 most severely damaged. Maybe there's some kind of a fund 1:40:25.229 --> 1:40:29.420 that city, county construction companies could– each pay into that 1:40:29.439 --> 1:40:31.799 would help these businesses offset their losses. 1:40:31.840 --> 1:40:33.280 Almost like an insurance program. 1:40:33.300 --> 1:40:34.050 Yeah, exactly. 1:40:34.100 --> 1:40:36.550 Maybe some sort of program that you could apply where 1:40:36.570 --> 1:40:39.070 you can show up with like your business's taxes of 1:40:39.110 --> 1:40:41.630 the last year. You average that out so you can 1:40:41.710 --> 1:40:44.910 prove like, Hey, I got hit. Forty percent. Yeah, this 1:40:44.970 --> 1:40:48.040 is the only two months that this happened. It's when 1:40:48.100 --> 1:40:50.519 you guys are building the roundabout. Can you make up 1:40:50.540 --> 1:40:53.620 the difference or the majority of the difference? 1:40:53.680 --> 1:40:56.180 Which really sucks because the weather's nice now. So you 1:40:56.200 --> 1:40:58.260 have more people that are coming into town because now 1:40:58.300 --> 1:41:01.710 they can walk around or. So this really hits them 1:41:01.790 --> 1:41:03.830 as there's no good time. 1:41:04.710 --> 1:41:07.670 You make a very good point there. I never really 1:41:07.710 --> 1:41:11.330 considered the timing of it because if you think what 1:41:11.390 --> 1:41:14.570 I just said sounds bad, how about this? Right now, 1:41:14.810 --> 1:41:17.640 traffic is closed through the intersection in the north and 1:41:17.740 --> 1:41:21.360 south directions, which means drivers can still travel east and west. 1:41:21.800 --> 1:41:26.370 But come February, in the absolute height of the season 1:41:26.590 --> 1:41:29.550 in towns like Mount Dora, these type of towns, they're 1:41:29.570 --> 1:41:33.219 closing the entire intersection for three months. 1:41:33.320 --> 1:41:33.599 Wow. 1:41:35.729 --> 1:41:38.849 For three months, the entire, in other words, all access. 1:41:38.880 --> 1:41:42.439 Wait a minute. The intersection of 0441 and like. 1:41:42.680 --> 1:41:43.500 Eudora Road. 1:41:43.960 --> 1:41:44.939 For three months. 1:41:44.960 --> 1:41:45.580 Three months. 1:41:46.120 --> 1:41:48.580 Lake County said the project moves to its next phase. 1:41:48.840 --> 1:41:51.429 There will be full closure at the intersection for about 1:41:51.590 --> 1:41:54.920 three months. They determined that completing this project would be 1:41:54.960 --> 1:41:59.970 nearly impossible while remaining open to traffic as there is 1:42:00.110 --> 1:42:05.210 a substantial amount of utility relocation required at the intersection. 1:42:05.810 --> 1:42:08.720 And that is what locals used to avoid 441 completely. 1:42:08.880 --> 1:42:09.360 Yes, exactly. 1:42:11.430 --> 1:42:13.700 And to get to 19. So how are you going to? 1:42:13.860 --> 1:42:16.160 And it's so funny because it says nearby businesses say 1:42:16.180 --> 1:42:19.160 the detours and delays are already making it harder for 1:42:19.220 --> 1:42:21.340 customers to stop by. And they're worried about what comes next. 1:42:21.360 --> 1:42:23.750 The guy puts in quotes, hopefully the county will come 1:42:23.810 --> 1:42:26.330 up with something. There's also concern for the residents and 1:42:26.370 --> 1:42:29.280 emergency response time. In other words, the ability to get 1:42:29.300 --> 1:42:32.050 an ambulance or an officer back to you is even 1:42:32.100 --> 1:42:33.990 now compromised because of the intersection. 1:42:34.050 --> 1:42:36.509 And for those who don't know, that's where the brand 1:42:36.590 --> 1:42:39.570 new Mount Dora fire station was just built. 1:42:39.770 --> 1:42:40.050 Yeah, yeah. 1:42:40.150 --> 1:42:45.870 At that intersection right there at Eudora Road and 0441. Wild, man. 1:42:45.890 --> 1:42:48.530 That could add another five to ten minutes to their 1:42:48.570 --> 1:42:49.309 response time. 1:42:49.570 --> 1:42:49.969 Wow. 1:42:50.090 --> 1:42:52.340 I mean, they have no recourse. I mean, it was 1:42:52.360 --> 1:42:53.360 an eminent domain, right? 1:42:53.380 --> 1:42:55.800 I mean, I don't know that that even applies here because, 1:42:55.840 --> 1:42:57.559 I mean, they're tearing up property that's already owned by 1:42:57.600 --> 1:42:58.050 the city. 1:42:58.400 --> 1:42:58.660 Yeah. 1:42:59.030 --> 1:43:03.509 And it's already a county road. There is no recourse. Yeah, 1:43:03.530 --> 1:43:06.089 that's the terrible part. But the time to sue the city, 1:43:07.650 --> 1:43:09.210 it's going to cost a lot more than the 42% 1:43:09.210 --> 1:43:10.310 you're losing. 1:43:11.370 --> 1:43:13.450 And I don't know that they didn't do this, so 1:43:13.510 --> 1:43:15.810 I'll just say this as a they should kind of thing. 1:43:16.689 --> 1:43:18.320 shouldn't they have a meeting on the timing of this 1:43:18.360 --> 1:43:20.600 wouldn't it be much better if they were if this 1:43:20.760 --> 1:43:22.920 if the major construction on this thing was happening in 1:43:22.939 --> 1:43:24.219 the dead of summer might. 1:43:24.080 --> 1:43:25.960 Be more money to do it in the summer but 1:43:26.000 --> 1:43:26.400 i don't know. 1:43:26.640 --> 1:43:28.150 It may be i don't know the answer to that 1:43:28.160 --> 1:43:30.750 but why do it in this season deb's 100 right 1:43:30.870 --> 1:43:34.070 literally taking up every single day of the tourist season 1:43:34.150 --> 1:43:36.429 if it starts in february that means february march april 1:43:36.450 --> 1:43:38.370 may that means may it's done and that's when the 1:43:38.410 --> 1:43:39.450 heat sets back. 1:43:39.250 --> 1:43:41.380 Exactly they did it and that's when the crowds go 1:43:41.439 --> 1:43:41.760 home they. 1:43:41.760 --> 1:43:45.120 They did it in the absolute height of the tourist season. 1:43:45.160 --> 1:43:47.059 I just don't understand how the planner's going to come 1:43:47.100 --> 1:43:48.099 up with a better idea for this. 1:43:48.160 --> 1:43:48.780 Am I tripping? 1:43:48.840 --> 1:43:51.320 I would think construction has got to cost more in 1:43:51.340 --> 1:43:55.110 the summer. It's always raining. Well, it's the heat, too. 1:43:55.150 --> 1:43:57.350 The heat, the project's going to take longer. We got 1:43:57.410 --> 1:43:58.170 rained out again. 1:43:58.189 --> 1:44:00.770 Well, that's a very good question. I did not know that. 1:44:01.270 --> 1:44:04.379 There might be a way, something else. Instead of just 1:44:04.400 --> 1:44:08.080 direct cash payments, what about setting up... If there was 1:44:08.140 --> 1:44:10.800 some way that the city could have a remote parking 1:44:10.820 --> 1:44:16.250 lot and provide remote transportation service to these places, they 1:44:16.310 --> 1:44:18.469 have to be able to have a way for them 1:44:18.510 --> 1:44:19.390 to get in and out. 1:44:19.450 --> 1:44:19.689 Right. 1:44:20.050 --> 1:44:25.360 But where they can have a shuttle provided during typical 1:44:25.400 --> 1:44:26.160 business hours. 1:44:26.570 --> 1:44:27.729 For these places where. 1:44:28.210 --> 1:44:30.560 You know, you can just, I mean, you'd have to 1:44:30.680 --> 1:44:33.059 educate your consumers, but you know, yeah. 1:44:33.100 --> 1:44:35.620 Negotiate like some other parking so that you can have detours, 1:44:35.880 --> 1:44:37.939 bring them in for another way, park here for free. 1:44:38.020 --> 1:44:40.540 And then I have a shuttle service covered by the 1:44:40.600 --> 1:44:43.820 city for this, trying to help find a solution to 1:44:43.850 --> 1:44:46.050 the problem because it's, it's more than money. 1:44:46.110 --> 1:44:48.350 It's that customer experience you're losing. 1:44:48.650 --> 1:44:49.009 Yeah. 1:44:49.229 --> 1:44:52.530 How many interactions are, That could have led to more 1:44:52.570 --> 1:44:53.470 business down the road. 1:44:53.490 --> 1:44:56.550 Well, we know the numbers, almost half, 42%. 42% of 1:44:56.650 --> 1:44:58.910 foot traffic going out of your door. I don't know 1:44:58.930 --> 1:44:59.610 how you can make it. 1:44:59.810 --> 1:45:02.450 I don't know either. And again, going back to downtown Orlando, 1:45:02.490 --> 1:45:05.210 there's so much energy and money that they're pouring into 1:45:05.290 --> 1:45:08.340 trying to get people back into downtown. It just seems 1:45:08.380 --> 1:45:10.580 like they're cutting off their nose despite their face. And 1:45:10.620 --> 1:45:12.920 I do mean this for every city and county. There 1:45:12.939 --> 1:45:16.440 just seems to be, there needs to be better collaboration 1:45:16.479 --> 1:45:19.790 between your local small businesses and your city, county, and 1:45:19.830 --> 1:45:22.250 your contractors so that they can get ahead of this 1:45:22.370 --> 1:45:25.370 instead of now they're trying to, what, put a Band-Aid 1:45:25.450 --> 1:45:26.710 on it? How are they going to do that when 1:45:26.729 --> 1:45:27.769 it's closed for three months? 1:45:27.800 --> 1:45:29.840 Look, can I tell you, the way this story is written, 1:45:29.860 --> 1:45:31.780 they don't plan to do anything except shut that thing 1:45:31.820 --> 1:45:34.740 down and rebuild it and then hope everybody around there 1:45:34.780 --> 1:45:37.019 does well. But, I mean, that is, to me, I mean, 1:45:37.800 --> 1:45:39.160 it seems like to me there could have been some 1:45:39.200 --> 1:45:43.230 community planning where this project starts in February, maybe starts 1:45:43.310 --> 1:45:46.290 in March, and then ends in June. 1:45:46.330 --> 1:45:47.530 July, whatever. 1:45:47.790 --> 1:45:50.530 And it's for some businesses and it doesn't work for all, 1:45:50.590 --> 1:45:52.950 but it's kind of like the pandemic where you had 1:45:52.990 --> 1:45:54.550 to reinvent what you were doing. 1:45:54.590 --> 1:45:54.830 Yeah. 1:45:54.890 --> 1:45:58.219 Where restaurants had to become kitchens. Right. 1:45:58.280 --> 1:46:02.140 Where it would be food service. And, you know, it's just. 1:46:03.380 --> 1:46:07.770 It's tough. What a backbreaker to a small business. 1:46:09.110 --> 1:46:12.330 That restaurant has been around for years and years and years. 1:46:12.350 --> 1:46:15.490 And your margins are so thin to get by. You 1:46:15.530 --> 1:46:18.270 can't just absorb this. And I don't know if you've noticed, 1:46:18.410 --> 1:46:20.330 it's the Magical Meat Boutique. 1:46:20.530 --> 1:46:25.380 That's named for, actually, his father, Phil's father. I think 1:46:25.420 --> 1:46:28.599 he started the Magical Meat Boutique in Piccadilly Circus in London. 1:46:29.439 --> 1:46:33.280 It's a very old meat market in Piccadilly Circus. 1:46:33.320 --> 1:46:35.280 Yeah, my point is he's selling meat, one of the 1:46:35.320 --> 1:46:36.330 most expensive things. 1:46:36.390 --> 1:46:36.470 Yeah. 1:46:36.550 --> 1:46:38.770 I mean, it's a meat and gas. If you want 1:46:38.810 --> 1:46:42.380 a true blue English breakfast, that's where you go. 1:46:42.390 --> 1:46:43.980 That's the pork and beans and the eggs. 1:46:44.080 --> 1:46:46.820 Yeah, the sausages, the bangers and mash. 1:46:46.900 --> 1:46:47.299 Mm-hmm. 1:46:47.560 --> 1:46:47.740 Yep. 1:46:48.240 --> 1:46:49.850 Kidney steak and kidney pie. 1:46:49.870 --> 1:46:51.890 Get out of here with that. I look at this 1:46:51.910 --> 1:46:54.330 whole scenario and it sucks. It breaks my heart. But 1:46:54.350 --> 1:46:57.370 I think we can all I don't think we have 1:46:57.410 --> 1:47:00.540 a solution. Like, I enjoy Jack's idea of like maybe 1:47:00.600 --> 1:47:03.840 a city can provide, you know, a shuttle of some sort. 1:47:03.920 --> 1:47:08.100 But I know how savage the general public is. You 1:47:08.380 --> 1:47:11.190 offer a shuttle for a restaurant versus a restaurant. 1:47:11.210 --> 1:47:12.070 What about my business? 1:47:12.290 --> 1:47:17.990 Yeah, without a shuttle, then people don't take shuttles for restaurants. 1:47:18.030 --> 1:47:22.219 The business will still get negatively impacted from this. I 1:47:22.260 --> 1:47:24.000 don't know what you do with this scenario. 1:47:24.020 --> 1:47:25.640 Let me read you what the county says they're going 1:47:25.660 --> 1:47:27.960 to do, right? The county has already put up some 1:47:28.040 --> 1:47:32.920 road closure and detour signs. A spokesperson said it's now 1:47:33.080 --> 1:47:36.370 also working on customized signage to remind. 1:47:35.890 --> 1:47:38.210 People that the businesses are still open in the area. 1:47:38.270 --> 1:47:38.670 Oh, great. 1:47:38.729 --> 1:47:39.209 Thanks. 1:47:39.490 --> 1:47:40.010 You know what? 1:47:40.710 --> 1:47:42.990 Here's a quick heads up, everybody. They're still open. It's 1:47:43.050 --> 1:47:46.140 still better than nothing, so I'm not going to slap 1:47:46.180 --> 1:47:47.160 any efforts face. 1:47:47.860 --> 1:47:48.400 But I agree. 1:47:48.439 --> 1:47:51.000 I mean, if you realize that everybody, I mean, again, 1:47:51.020 --> 1:47:54.160 the rent down there is not cheap. Anywhere near Mount 1:47:54.180 --> 1:47:57.400 Dora is not cheap. As a city council member voting 1:47:57.439 --> 1:47:58.960 on these type of projects, I mean, you have to 1:47:59.020 --> 1:48:01.380 understand that, right? I mean, I don't know if there 1:48:01.420 --> 1:48:04.120 was a timeline in this particular order. Maybe it was 1:48:04.160 --> 1:48:06.670 because that's the only time the construction company could do 1:48:06.710 --> 1:48:09.030 the job because of other jobs lined up. I guess 1:48:09.050 --> 1:48:11.269 you have to take that into consideration because it's a 1:48:11.350 --> 1:48:13.990 bidded job or it's a bid job. So it means 1:48:14.050 --> 1:48:16.930 the lowest price won the bid. So you have to 1:48:16.990 --> 1:48:18.550 kind of adhere to their schedule. 1:48:18.570 --> 1:48:19.630 Right. 1:48:20.189 --> 1:48:23.250 Starting this project and running it through the height of 1:48:23.350 --> 1:48:25.690 tourist season is really kind of puzzling. 1:48:25.750 --> 1:48:28.189 And so the one thing that I would say that's 1:48:28.290 --> 1:48:31.220 definitely pro the business of like, all right, that's fine. 1:48:31.380 --> 1:48:33.140 I hear this whole project. 1:48:33.270 --> 1:48:37.970 Convince me that it's a total necessity. Like, has there 1:48:38.010 --> 1:48:40.950 been traffic incidents here? Are we fixing a problem? 1:48:40.970 --> 1:48:44.400 Oh, it's a very dangerous intersection. I don't know how 1:48:44.439 --> 1:48:46.440 putting a roundabout is going to help that. 1:48:46.460 --> 1:48:47.509 That's what everybody else is saying, too. 1:48:47.520 --> 1:48:49.940 Well, because, I mean, I don't understand them putting in 1:48:49.979 --> 1:48:52.120 traffic devices that none of us were taught how to 1:48:52.220 --> 1:48:54.820 operate around when we went to traffic school. Those are... 1:48:55.080 --> 1:48:57.740 Those are European things. They do work well. They do. 1:48:57.800 --> 1:48:58.599 I love roundabouts. 1:48:58.680 --> 1:49:00.720 But when you have four people sitting there with their 1:49:00.760 --> 1:49:02.700 thumbs up their butts because nobody can figure out who's 1:49:02.729 --> 1:49:04.570 supposed to go first at a four-way stop. 1:49:04.910 --> 1:49:06.910 That's an education issue. 1:49:06.930 --> 1:49:08.830 You just have to educate because once you get used 1:49:08.870 --> 1:49:10.250 to it, you go through it the first couple times, 1:49:10.370 --> 1:49:10.950 you're going to know. 1:49:10.970 --> 1:49:11.710 It's fine, yeah. 1:49:11.830 --> 1:49:14.910 The more people get used to it, it's like the– that, uh, 1:49:14.970 --> 1:49:18.929 crisscrossing diamond, like they have one down on sand Lake road. 1:49:18.970 --> 1:49:19.730 Oh, they want to come on. 1:49:19.850 --> 1:49:20.170 Oh yeah. 1:49:20.550 --> 1:49:22.170 And so that's it. That's a challenge. 1:49:22.189 --> 1:49:24.269 You gotta, I went through a Friday night. 1:49:24.330 --> 1:49:26.750 I'm like, okay, I'm going over here now. 1:49:26.790 --> 1:49:29.370 I still haven't, I still haven't gone on that. I'm terrified. 1:49:29.450 --> 1:49:31.250 Have you ever been downtown and gone to that on 1:49:31.270 --> 1:49:33.340 that one road that has the bus lane beside the 1:49:33.400 --> 1:49:33.990 regular lane? 1:49:34.140 --> 1:49:34.760 Oh yeah. 1:49:34.939 --> 1:49:36.519 And then you have to figure out when the bus 1:49:36.580 --> 1:49:38.200 lane ends and you can keep going. 1:49:38.220 --> 1:49:39.300 It's just free. 1:49:39.120 --> 1:49:40.120 Solid there for a minute. 1:49:40.439 --> 1:49:40.540 Yeah. 1:49:41.390 --> 1:49:43.330 And then if you're even an Orlando City game and 1:49:43.350 --> 1:49:45.390 you say you pretend you're a bus and you just 1:49:45.410 --> 1:49:48.890 take it. Well, it's a law after like big public events. 1:49:48.950 --> 1:49:50.599 You can use the bus lane. I made that up. 1:49:51.939 --> 1:49:53.740 It's just like my concern. It's my law. 1:49:53.760 --> 1:49:55.060 I felt much better for a moment. 1:49:55.080 --> 1:49:58.240 It's like Jack saying, once you educate them, I'm thinking, oh, 1:49:58.260 --> 1:50:00.480 we're going to have some octogenarian who's just going to 1:50:00.500 --> 1:50:02.160 stop in the middle of the roundabout because they can't 1:50:02.200 --> 1:50:03.610 figure out. That's what I'm going to tell you. 1:50:04.120 --> 1:50:07.269 I benefit from roundabouts because I'm not the guy who 1:50:07.310 --> 1:50:08.430 waits on you to figure it out. 1:50:08.510 --> 1:50:08.690 Yeah. 1:50:08.910 --> 1:50:11.010 I pull up, and if you don't go immediately, I 1:50:11.150 --> 1:50:12.550 get to go for free now. 1:50:12.590 --> 1:50:14.610 I go around all those things like crazy because when 1:50:14.630 --> 1:50:16.150 you can't figure it out, I'm hauling ass. 1:50:16.330 --> 1:50:19.350 And, Deb, I know that there will be some growing pains, right? 1:50:19.490 --> 1:50:19.809 Oh, yeah. 1:50:19.870 --> 1:50:22.290 But then it's for the future, right? 1:50:22.830 --> 1:50:25.309 I guess. It just sucks if you're a local because 1:50:25.350 --> 1:50:28.170 it makes it so inconvenient. Not only is it killing business. 1:50:28.410 --> 1:50:31.560 But right now it's killing people. And it's killing less people. 1:50:31.600 --> 1:50:33.700 Roundabouts prevent deadly crashes. 1:50:33.720 --> 1:50:35.020 Yeah, they do. They do. 1:50:35.540 --> 1:50:37.340 Unless you don't know it, they're there. 1:50:37.400 --> 1:50:38.920 Have you ever seen that video of that guy that 1:50:38.979 --> 1:50:40.860 they built the roundabout and put that like planter in 1:50:40.880 --> 1:50:43.000 the middle of it that has the sides that kind 1:50:43.040 --> 1:50:44.639 of go up like transitions? 1:50:44.680 --> 1:50:46.500 What, he jumped like Dukes of Hazzard? Bro, you don't 1:50:46.560 --> 1:50:46.979 even want to know. 1:50:47.040 --> 1:50:49.660 Know look for that video during the break of that 1:50:49.720 --> 1:50:52.980 guy missing that roundabout and hitting it that bmw flies 1:50:52.979 --> 1:50:55.160 100 feet if it flies one you know i kind 1:50:55.240 --> 1:50:58.320 of i'll put this in the perfect debate category jim 1:50:58.520 --> 1:51:01.620 maybe that's a hot take because either way you're screwed 1:51:02.560 --> 1:51:05.150 there's you have to fix this thing people if it 1:51:05.160 --> 1:51:08.070 is as dangerous of a intersection as i'm being told 1:51:08.530 --> 1:51:12.130 like something has to give and it sucks do you. 1:51:12.090 --> 1:51:13.590 Do you think i'm gonna go over here in a 1:51:13.610 --> 1:51:16.179 second but Deb, did they put up signs like before 1:51:16.240 --> 1:51:18.520 this thing was happening to let people know, hey, look, 1:51:19.240 --> 1:51:21.430 in three weeks and two weeks and a month or whatever, 1:51:21.450 --> 1:51:24.650 this is going to be a change of direction or 1:51:24.670 --> 1:51:27.470 whatever just to preempt the possibility? 1:51:27.510 --> 1:51:29.510 I hadn't seen anything. And one day when I was 1:51:29.590 --> 1:51:31.770 trucking down there thinking, ooh, I'm going to take your 1:51:31.810 --> 1:51:34.770 door over to Target and avoid that. Oh, hey, wait 1:51:34.810 --> 1:51:37.090 a minute here. What's going on? How come this street 1:51:37.150 --> 1:51:37.679 is shut down? 1:51:37.729 --> 1:51:37.979 Right. 1:51:37.990 --> 1:51:38.110 Yeah. 1:51:38.510 --> 1:51:40.630 Because now I can't get to my craft supplies at 1:51:40.689 --> 1:51:41.370 Hobby Lobby. 1:51:41.610 --> 1:51:44.820 My best solution, grab the average of the last year, prove, hey, 1:51:44.880 --> 1:51:46.360 I made this last October. 1:51:46.540 --> 1:51:47.100 Exactly. 1:51:47.260 --> 1:51:49.400 That's the only thing. Have them get a check. Yeah, 1:51:49.439 --> 1:51:52.960 just maybe 70% of the difference. That's the only thing I. 1:51:52.920 --> 1:51:53.330 Could think of. 1:51:53.439 --> 1:51:54.860 And you've got to remember, if it's not that many 1:51:54.900 --> 1:51:57.200 businesses affected, I mean, it wouldn't be difficult for the 1:51:57.270 --> 1:51:58.550 fund to be able to find that thing. 1:51:58.570 --> 1:52:00.070 That's not the one, buddy. When you see it, you'll 1:52:00.090 --> 1:52:01.030 know it immediately. 1:52:01.070 --> 1:52:01.670 Watch this one. 1:52:01.689 --> 1:52:01.930 Hold on. 1:52:02.330 --> 1:52:04.580 All right, let's see. Does the guy go through a roundabout? 1:52:04.900 --> 1:52:06.100 It is this one. Boom. 1:52:06.160 --> 1:52:07.040 Gone. 1:52:07.140 --> 1:52:08.400 Get over, boys. 1:52:08.420 --> 1:52:12.400 Never meaning no harm. Did that guy fly 100 feet? 1:52:13.140 --> 1:52:17.260 And lost part of his car. A boom shakalaka. That 1:52:17.340 --> 1:52:18.720 is not the thing you want to see going 80 1:52:18.720 --> 1:52:19.240 down the road. 1:52:19.660 --> 1:52:20.260 Oh, ramp. 1:52:21.680 --> 1:52:22.420 All right. 407-916-1041. Text us 77031. 1:52:22.400 --> 1:52:22.820 Load them up. 1:52:22.850 --> 1:52:23.470 Trivia is next. 1:52:33.900 --> 1:52:34.400 Hey, guys. 1:52:34.460 --> 1:52:36.680 I just wanted to say that I've been a Real 1:52:36.720 --> 1:52:39.979 Radio listener since I moved down here almost 25 years ago. 1:52:40.000 --> 1:52:42.700 And I'm going to be attending my very first Real 1:52:42.740 --> 1:52:46.200 Radio event on Saturday for the Best of Challenge. I'm 1:52:46.320 --> 1:52:49.610 really looking forward to it. And it's going to be 1:52:49.650 --> 1:52:51.690 really great to meet you guys. Thanks so much for 1:52:51.729 --> 1:52:54.269 hosting these amazing events. I hope it's my first of many. 1:52:55.060 --> 1:52:55.630 Oh, me too. 1:52:55.640 --> 1:52:56.139 Same here. 1:52:56.420 --> 1:52:57.840 I have to tell you, you picked a damn good 1:52:57.920 --> 1:53:00.620 one to start with because we got you after that. 1:53:01.939 --> 1:53:03.440 You come to this thing, you'll never not come to 1:53:03.479 --> 1:53:05.059 this thing if your schedule will allow it. 1:53:05.310 --> 1:53:07.630 That's what happens every single time we do it. People 1:53:07.670 --> 1:53:08.309 show back up. 1:53:08.350 --> 1:53:10.770 A lot of the people buy their tickets just on 1:53:10.790 --> 1:53:12.530 the knowledge of what they got the last three or 1:53:12.550 --> 1:53:13.570 four or five times they've gone. 1:53:14.130 --> 1:53:17.370 This is an event where people, before we even announce 1:53:17.410 --> 1:53:19.080 it on there, they start reaching out. 1:53:19.100 --> 1:53:20.920 He goes, hey, when is that going to be? 1:53:21.060 --> 1:53:21.740 Right, yeah, yeah. 1:53:21.860 --> 1:53:23.780 When is the poker tournament going to be? When is 1:53:23.820 --> 1:53:26.580 the Best of Challenge going to be? Those are emails 1:53:26.620 --> 1:53:28.420 we typically get before we announce it. 1:53:28.420 --> 1:53:31.020 Yeah, we started getting texts about two weeks ago about 1:53:31.060 --> 1:53:32.720 the Best of Challenge, when it was going to be. 1:53:32.979 --> 1:53:34.080 That way people can make plans. 1:53:34.380 --> 1:53:37.260 And the cool thing is we're actually broadcasting live from 1:53:37.300 --> 1:53:40.000 the event Friday, something we've never done before. If you 1:53:40.020 --> 1:53:41.620 want to come and be part of that studio audience 1:53:41.660 --> 1:53:43.350 and have access to all those prizes we're going to 1:53:43.390 --> 1:53:44.890 give away and just kind of hang out with the 1:53:44.910 --> 1:53:46.950 show and have a good time, we would love to 1:53:47.010 --> 1:53:50.650 have you. If you go to realradio.fm slash sunset, They 1:53:50.670 --> 1:53:53.510 have great deals for hotel rooms there at the resort. 1:53:53.830 --> 1:53:55.590 That makes it so much easier for you to come in, 1:53:55.830 --> 1:53:57.750 hang out with us, have a great night of partying, 1:53:57.770 --> 1:54:00.450 get up the next day, walk to the event, have 1:54:00.510 --> 1:54:02.689 another great day of hanging out, and then kind of 1:54:02.710 --> 1:54:05.309 call that a good weekend. The water park is there. 1:54:05.630 --> 1:54:07.630 There's so many good things to do around it. Of course, 1:54:07.770 --> 1:54:09.670 our event is the show. It's going to be so 1:54:09.689 --> 1:54:13.740 much fun. It's realradio.fm slash sunset for all the information 1:54:13.780 --> 1:54:14.040 you need. 1:54:14.060 --> 1:54:14.439 Welcome back. 1:54:14.479 --> 1:54:14.740 I'm Jim. 1:54:14.780 --> 1:54:15.220 There's Deb. 1:54:15.240 --> 1:54:15.700 Hello. 1:54:15.740 --> 1:54:15.960 Jack. 1:54:16.000 --> 1:54:16.200 Yep. 1:54:16.340 --> 1:54:17.360 Ross. It's true. 1:54:17.420 --> 1:54:20.680 And Jack has the Jackie sack. What's in there? All aboard. 1:54:20.760 --> 1:54:21.560 Chugga-chugga. 1:54:21.580 --> 1:54:22.460 Choo-choo. 1:54:23.120 --> 1:54:24.240 Clickety-clack, clickety-clack. 1:54:24.340 --> 1:54:27.339 Well, speaking of which, Jim, one of the prizes is 1:54:27.360 --> 1:54:30.010 a pair of tickets to the Best of Challenge, the 1:54:30.050 --> 1:54:33.290 Signature Edition. We just talked all about it. You can 1:54:33.330 --> 1:54:36.370 be there with a pair of VIP tasting passes. 1:54:36.390 --> 1:54:36.820 Get it. 1:54:37.350 --> 1:54:41.810 So it's only 12 venues throughout the promenade at Sunset Walk, 1:54:41.830 --> 1:54:45.670 Margaritaville Resort, Orlando, and Encore Resort. So you'll be there 1:54:45.690 --> 1:54:48.350 with us on Saturday if you choose that prize. The 1:54:48.410 --> 1:54:51.950 other prize in the Jackie sack, a pair of tickets to... 1:54:52.880 --> 1:54:53.980 A Petrified Forest. 1:54:54.060 --> 1:54:54.620 Nice! 1:54:54.780 --> 1:54:57.420 It's the Scare Trail in Altamont Springs, and what a 1:54:57.520 --> 1:54:58.660 great job they do. 1:54:59.000 --> 1:55:00.260 A Petrified Forest. 1:55:00.100 --> 1:55:04.880 Opens October 2nd, that's this Friday, and runs select nights 1:55:04.940 --> 1:55:09.400 through October 31st. GA tickets start at under $ 40 and 1:55:09.440 --> 1:55:11.830 includes access to all three Scare Trails. 1:55:12.230 --> 1:55:17.710 Tickets are on sale now at apetrifiedforest.com. A legit local haunt. 1:55:18.330 --> 1:55:20.450 Like an old school local haunt. A lot of fun. 1:55:20.490 --> 1:55:21.590 We go every single year. 1:55:21.810 --> 1:55:24.720 I like driving by that place when it's that Halloween scene. 1:55:24.940 --> 1:55:28.500 It's amazing how they transform just a corner lot into 1:55:28.580 --> 1:55:29.600 what they turn it into. 1:55:29.900 --> 1:55:34.550 It's amazing. If you've never gotten scared outside... It's such 1:55:34.590 --> 1:55:35.550 a different experience. 1:55:35.670 --> 1:55:36.250 It is, dude. 1:55:36.430 --> 1:55:36.910 It really is. 1:55:37.030 --> 1:55:41.150 It is creepier because you're not looking at a soundstage. 1:55:41.610 --> 1:55:43.110 Those are the stars. 1:55:43.150 --> 1:55:47.350 That's the moon. All that space is infinite, right? Yeah. 1:55:47.410 --> 1:55:49.440 When you're in a house, you know, okay, once I 1:55:49.500 --> 1:55:52.660 escape these four walls, I'm good. Outside, different story. 1:55:52.860 --> 1:55:55.340 I remember a couple of years ago, I went and 1:55:55.420 --> 1:55:57.100 the first thing that they did was put me in 1:55:57.120 --> 1:55:59.180 a box and push me. And then that was how 1:55:59.240 --> 1:56:00.380 the house started. 1:56:00.400 --> 1:56:03.240 Yeah, yeah, yeah. I remember that one. Yeah. 1:56:03.260 --> 1:56:04.880 Where they slid you in like a cartridge. 1:56:05.140 --> 1:56:05.380 Yeah. 1:56:05.560 --> 1:56:05.840 Yeah. 1:56:06.060 --> 1:56:06.540 Yeah. 1:56:06.580 --> 1:56:07.200 Like a bullet. 1:56:07.360 --> 1:56:07.700 All right, Deb. 1:56:07.720 --> 1:56:10.230 So back to you, clickety-clack. One, two, three, four, five, Deborah. 1:56:10.270 --> 1:56:10.980 Let's go three. 1:56:11.010 --> 1:56:11.820 Three sounds good. 1:56:12.030 --> 1:56:12.670 Christina. 1:56:14.090 --> 1:56:14.690 Hello. 1:56:14.790 --> 1:56:17.070 How you doing? I'm good. 1:56:17.110 --> 1:56:17.690 How are y'all? 1:56:17.790 --> 1:56:19.210 Doing great. Want to play a little game with us? 1:56:20.250 --> 1:56:20.850 I sure do. 1:56:20.850 --> 1:56:21.570 Well, let's do it then. 1:56:21.590 --> 1:56:23.870 Is he the puzzle master? 1:56:24.330 --> 1:56:26.630 Or is he the guy who's currently writing today's game? 1:56:26.650 --> 1:56:27.630 Can he be both? 1:56:28.030 --> 1:56:28.690 Let's find out. 1:56:29.310 --> 1:56:30.750 It's time for JCS Trivia. 1:56:30.890 --> 1:56:31.270 Trivia. 1:56:32.460 --> 1:56:34.760 All right, Christina, this is a real easy game. I 1:56:34.780 --> 1:56:36.920 have a question here for you. It has four answers. 1:56:36.980 --> 1:56:39.670 One of these answers is not true, Christina. 1:56:39.750 --> 1:56:40.010 What? 1:56:40.250 --> 1:56:41.970 And if you can find that one, I'll send you 1:56:41.990 --> 1:56:43.590 over to see Jack. There's some good stuff there. Hope 1:56:43.610 --> 1:56:44.650 you can come see us Saturday. 1:56:44.730 --> 1:56:45.250 All right, you ready? 1:56:45.270 --> 1:56:46.490 All right. 1:56:46.550 --> 1:56:47.310 All right, here we go. 1:56:47.470 --> 1:56:54.330 On this day in 551. Chinese philosopher Confucius was born 1:56:54.430 --> 1:56:54.990 on this day. 1:56:55.170 --> 1:56:56.510 Oh, wow. That's right. 1:56:56.710 --> 1:57:00.560 Here are three fun facts about Confucius and one eye-opening lie. 1:57:01.110 --> 1:57:01.900 Confucius say. 1:57:01.950 --> 1:57:04.580 All right, we're talking about Confucius here, Christina. Which one 1:57:04.620 --> 1:57:08.560 of these is not true? Number one, Confucius was a giant. 1:57:08.940 --> 1:57:11.500 Historians think he was about seven feet tall. 1:57:11.860 --> 1:57:12.240 Whoa. 1:57:12.360 --> 1:57:16.240 Number two, his name was Latinized to Confucius. His real 1:57:16.280 --> 1:57:21.140 name is Kong Kui. Number three, Confucius lived a very 1:57:21.200 --> 1:57:24.920 long life. He died at 73 years old. The average 1:57:24.960 --> 1:57:29.930 life expectancy in 551 was 30 years. Or lastly, his 1:57:30.010 --> 1:57:33.870 diaries and writings are protected in Beijing by a continuous 1:57:33.950 --> 1:57:36.230 rotation of armed guards. 1:57:36.630 --> 1:57:44.540 Which of those is a lie? Two? You say two? 1:57:44.560 --> 1:57:44.630 Two. 1:57:45.610 --> 1:57:45.720 Yes. 1:57:45.880 --> 1:57:49.980 No, that's absolutely true. His name isn't Confucius. That's a 1:57:50.080 --> 1:57:54.419 Latinized version of it. His name actually is Kong Kui. Well, 1:57:54.460 --> 1:57:55.080 there you have it. 1:57:55.100 --> 1:57:55.660 There you go. 1:57:55.940 --> 1:57:57.980 All right, Deb, one, two, four, or five? 1:57:58.000 --> 1:57:58.879 We're going four. 1:57:58.980 --> 1:58:02.270 Four sounds good. That is Bill. Bill, how you doing? 1:58:03.150 --> 1:58:03.990 Very well, sir. 1:58:04.130 --> 1:58:04.510 Good, buddy. 1:58:04.530 --> 1:58:06.910 We're talking about Confucius here. Which one of these isn't true? 1:58:06.950 --> 1:58:09.850 Number one, Confucius was a giant. Historians think he was 1:58:09.870 --> 1:58:13.260 about seven feet tall. Number two, Confucius lived a very 1:58:13.300 --> 1:58:15.980 long life. He died at 73 years old. The average 1:58:16.020 --> 1:58:18.960 life expectancy in 551 was just. 1:58:18.400 --> 1:58:18.920 30 years old. 1:58:19.020 --> 1:58:22.260 Or lastly, his diaries and writings are protected in Beijing 1:58:22.460 --> 1:58:25.140 by a continuous rotation of armed guards. 1:58:26.640 --> 1:58:28.300 I'm going to go, I don't think he was that tall. 1:58:28.780 --> 1:58:31.010 No, he was that tall. Actually, they think he was 7'2. 1:58:31.150 --> 1:58:34.190 Wow. How crazy is that? 1:58:34.230 --> 1:58:36.440 Did anybody else have him as like a 5'8 dude 1:58:36.500 --> 1:58:38.100 who weighed like 110 pounds? 1:58:38.120 --> 1:58:38.810 A little portly guy. 1:58:38.820 --> 1:58:40.600 Yeah, yeah, yeah. He was a monster. 1:58:40.620 --> 1:58:40.700 Yeah. 1:58:40.760 --> 1:58:41.240 7'2, 275 pounds. 1:58:44.810 --> 1:58:48.410 That's what they assume on writings and measurements from that era. 1:58:48.590 --> 1:58:50.370 Take that, stereotypes. 1:58:50.630 --> 1:58:51.330 One, two, or five? 1:58:51.370 --> 1:58:52.010 Let's go one. 1:58:52.110 --> 1:58:53.930 One sounds good. That is our buddy Jake. Jake, how 1:58:53.950 --> 1:58:54.290 you doing? 1:58:54.310 --> 1:58:56.230 Hey, it's good for a Monday. 1:58:56.410 --> 1:58:58.850 Love hearing that, big dog. We're talking about Confucius here. 1:58:58.890 --> 1:59:00.750 You got a 50-50 shot. Which one of these is 1:59:00.790 --> 1:59:03.720 not true? Number one, Confucius lived a very long life, 1:59:03.860 --> 1:59:06.980 died at 73 years old. The average life expectancy in 1:59:06.980 --> 1:59:10.500 551 was just 30 years. Or his diaries and writings 1:59:10.560 --> 1:59:13.360 are protected in Beijing by a continuous rotation. 1:59:12.940 --> 1:59:13.760 Of armed guards. 1:59:17.340 --> 1:59:20.560 Number two. That's the one, buddy. You're a winner. 1:59:25.610 --> 1:59:29.950 I said hands off the buttons. Hands off. By the way, 1:59:30.250 --> 1:59:31.830 where do you think his writings and manuals are? 1:59:36.190 --> 1:59:36.550 China? 1:59:36.890 --> 1:59:40.330 They're nowhere. He never wrote a word of his own 1:59:40.430 --> 1:59:41.350 lessons down. 1:59:41.670 --> 1:59:42.430 Oh, wow. 1:59:42.490 --> 1:59:45.250 He never. Oh, buddy, I dropped this guy on accident. 1:59:45.270 --> 1:59:46.670 You got to call back, buddy. I dropped you on accident. 1:59:46.850 --> 1:59:50.090 Oh, man. Butterfingers. That was Bob, right? He hung up 1:59:50.170 --> 1:59:50.430 on Bill. 1:59:50.530 --> 1:59:51.010 It wasn't Bob. 1:59:51.050 --> 1:59:51.970 It was Bill. It was Bill. 1:59:52.190 --> 1:59:55.590 Congratulations. We hung up. Yeah, yeah. You call back, Bill. 1:59:55.610 --> 1:59:56.010 We got you. 1:59:56.710 --> 2:00:00.250 Yeah, Confucius did live a very long life, 73 years old. 2:00:00.630 --> 2:00:03.710 The average life expectancy was only 30 years old. 2:00:03.730 --> 2:00:07.710 What's wrong? Are you okay? We just got breaking news? Yeah, 2:00:07.730 --> 2:00:10.560 there was a house fire in Geneva today. Okay. And 2:00:10.600 --> 2:00:14.140 investigators say 11 dogs were trapped inside. 2:00:15.360 --> 2:00:17.880 Yeah, his diaries and writings were not protected by anybody 2:00:17.900 --> 2:00:18.860 because they didn't exist. 2:00:18.980 --> 2:00:22.360 Well, are there any other writings at that time that survived? 2:00:22.500 --> 2:00:25.120 All of his writings were actually done by his students 2:00:25.360 --> 2:00:26.140 after the fact. 2:00:26.480 --> 2:00:26.879 Really? 2:00:26.900 --> 2:00:28.880 Because he was a teacher. That's really what he did 2:00:28.920 --> 2:00:29.340 more than anything. 2:00:29.360 --> 2:00:31.300 Kind of like Jesus, right? He didn't write anything down? 2:00:31.340 --> 2:00:31.840 He did not. 2:00:31.880 --> 2:00:33.610 It was all of his acolytes that did it, and 2:00:33.630 --> 2:00:35.950 the same thing with Confucius. His students are the ones 2:00:35.990 --> 2:00:39.030 that wrote down all these wonderful sayings and lessons and 2:00:39.330 --> 2:00:41.030 things that we know of him. 2:00:41.250 --> 2:00:41.910 Over these years. 2:00:42.070 --> 2:00:43.970 For a mother to give birth to a child that 2:00:44.010 --> 2:00:47.900 could get to 7 feet 2 in China before AD 600. Yeah, yeah. 2:00:48.180 --> 2:00:50.100 A couple other things about Confucius you may not know 2:00:50.140 --> 2:00:51.140 before we get to the top of the hour. We 2:00:51.160 --> 2:00:53.600 got some raw thoughts. We actually got sports, but then 2:00:53.620 --> 2:00:56.560 got raw thoughts at 620 today. He's the first person 2:00:56.600 --> 2:00:58.910 in China to provide an education to people who are 2:00:58.950 --> 2:01:00.150 not considered nobles. 2:01:00.670 --> 2:01:01.330 Oh, wow. Yeah. 2:01:01.910 --> 2:01:04.090 He never wrote down anything he said. Records of his 2:01:04.130 --> 2:01:08.250 lessons were written by his devoted students. He survived many 2:01:08.530 --> 2:01:11.250 assassination attempts. About seven. 2:01:11.810 --> 2:01:12.590 If I remember right. 2:01:12.690 --> 2:01:13.150 Really? 2:01:13.230 --> 2:01:14.310 Yeah, yeah. 2:01:14.370 --> 2:01:14.510 Wow. 2:01:14.570 --> 2:01:16.970 A man of peace? Here's the other thing, too. Oh, 2:01:16.990 --> 2:01:19.870 those are the most dangerous, Deb. Yeah, good point. Good point. 2:01:20.070 --> 2:01:24.570 You're 100% right. Yeah. Look what they did to Christ. 2:01:24.610 --> 2:01:27.860 Yeah, they upset the status quo. Yeah. Good point. 2:01:28.440 --> 2:01:31.180 So he was an amazing warrior. And what kind of 2:01:31.200 --> 2:01:32.800 kills you is they say that he was one of 2:01:32.840 --> 2:01:36.370 the best horsemen and archers that ever lived. What's the 2:01:36.490 --> 2:01:39.030 horse look like carrying a dude who's 7'2 and 280? 2:01:39.030 --> 2:01:41.400 No doubt. Budweiser? 2:01:41.420 --> 2:01:42.340 Clydesdale? 2:01:42.360 --> 2:01:47.040 Yeah. Does it look like sad? He was a talented musician. 2:01:47.100 --> 2:01:48.470 What instrument do you think he played? 2:01:49.800 --> 2:01:52.260 It's not the name that we use today because we 2:01:52.300 --> 2:01:56.680 didn't know that name, but it's basically a similar... A sitar. Yeah, guitar. 2:01:56.720 --> 2:01:58.940 It's the same thing. It was called a keen. 2:01:58.970 --> 2:02:00.410 I was going to say a lute or something like that. 2:02:00.430 --> 2:02:01.850 Yeah, something like that, but it was a guitar. He 2:02:01.890 --> 2:02:04.810 was a very talented songwriter and a very poetic person, apparently. 2:02:05.070 --> 2:02:07.310 I just found out that a Confucius is the greatest 2:02:07.350 --> 2:02:10.650 person to ever live, I guess. Also, his face is 2:02:10.760 --> 2:02:14.100 actually carved into the U.S. Supreme Court building. See? 2:02:14.320 --> 2:02:14.900 Oh, wow. 2:02:14.940 --> 2:02:16.520 Yeah, there's a part of it. 2:02:16.560 --> 2:02:19.500 And there's a couple other philosophers from that era, I guess, 2:02:19.820 --> 2:02:22.580 and all their faces are in that area. So that 2:02:22.620 --> 2:02:24.420 guy's face is on part of one of our buildings 2:02:24.460 --> 2:02:25.500 here in the United States of America. 2:02:25.520 --> 2:02:29.440 Confucius was the first Chuck Norris. He was. This guy's 2:02:29.470 --> 2:02:35.150 a total badass. 7'2, warrior, teacher. He chose Daylight Saving Sun. 2:02:35.190 --> 2:02:36.910 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 2:02:37.650 --> 2:02:38.330 What you got for thoughts? 2:02:38.750 --> 2:02:40.870 At 620, I will tell you. We'll do some sports 2:02:40.930 --> 2:02:41.990 next with our buddy Brandon Kravitz. 2:02:43.070 --> 2:02:43.610 Rod! 2:02:43.650 --> 2:02:44.709 God, Jack! 2:02:48.450 --> 2:02:49.950 All right. 2:02:50.070 --> 2:02:53.270 Sorry for this, Ross. But you know when you lost 2:02:54.070 --> 2:02:56.190 and you don't have the sauce? Yeah, man. 2:02:56.470 --> 2:03:00.070 Is when a roof man shows up and your wife 2:03:00.140 --> 2:03:03.900 turns into a baby and goes, goo-goo-ga-ga, and gives him 2:03:03.960 --> 2:03:04.919 a standing ovation. 2:03:06.320 --> 2:03:08.720 Sorry, dog. Later, cowboy! 2:03:10.790 --> 2:03:12.410 All right, welcome back to the Jim Colbert Show, Real 2:03:12.430 --> 2:03:13.530 Radio 104.1. 2:03:13.530 --> 2:03:13.950 I'm Jim. 2:03:13.990 --> 2:03:15.600 Deb, Jack, and Ross are here as well. 2:03:15.960 --> 2:03:16.940 Let's do sports! 2:03:18.960 --> 2:03:21.790 It's time to get your game on. As the Jim 2:03:21.810 --> 2:03:24.390 Colbert Show brings you the man who brings the heat, 2:03:24.530 --> 2:03:27.830 the insight, and the takes you didn't even know you needed. 2:03:27.870 --> 2:03:30.970 From the biggest headlines to the stories flying under the radar, 2:03:31.130 --> 2:03:34.500 we've got you covered. So buckle up, because the sports 2:03:34.580 --> 2:03:37.520 world never sleeps. And neither does this guy. The most 2:03:37.600 --> 2:03:41.160 popular sports broadcaster on 96.9 The Game. You paid us 2:03:41.180 --> 2:03:41.640 to say that. 2:03:41.680 --> 2:03:43.730 Brandon Kravitz. 2:03:43.740 --> 2:03:49.930 Good luck, Brandon Kravitz. Yeah! My favorite thing is watching 2:03:49.970 --> 2:03:51.110 his face during the intro. 2:03:51.150 --> 2:03:53.070 He's so... Dialed in. 2:03:53.200 --> 2:03:56.840 So undecided whether or not he likes it or not. 2:03:57.160 --> 2:03:59.950 It's really grown on me. The first time I heard it, 2:03:59.980 --> 2:04:04.160 I was unsure. I like the game on pun. I 2:04:04.580 --> 2:04:07.360 like the fact that the guy mentions that I don't sleep. 2:04:08.280 --> 2:04:12.330 I try. I think sleep is very important to the human. 2:04:12.810 --> 2:04:16.490 It's just not conducive. To an East Coast sports fan. 2:04:16.590 --> 2:04:18.290 Steven Jobs said it was overrated, I think. 2:04:19.830 --> 2:04:22.310 Remember, there's always this. We can go back to it. 2:04:22.310 --> 2:04:23.330 Here's your intro. 2:04:26.830 --> 2:04:30.650 It's now time for Sports Talk with Brennan Kravitz from 2:04:30.650 --> 2:04:32.050 96.9 The Game. 2:04:32.330 --> 2:04:35.270 Watch out for them little anal lizards, dog. Only on 2:04:35.310 --> 2:04:36.230 the Jim Colbert Show. 2:04:42.840 --> 2:04:44.820 The only reason I even did this first short one 2:04:44.850 --> 2:04:46.470 because we only had a short amount of time. So 2:04:46.490 --> 2:04:47.950 I wanted as much with you. That's why we didn't 2:04:47.970 --> 2:04:50.650 do a big long intro. I got you. 2:04:50.670 --> 2:04:53.510 I got three more to play. We have three more intros. 2:04:53.550 --> 2:04:55.550 We can grade them. 2:04:55.570 --> 2:04:56.150 We always do this. 2:04:56.190 --> 2:04:58.879 We always go around and talk about the teams that 2:04:58.960 --> 2:05:01.680 we like and how they perform. Obviously, Jack's Raiders are 2:05:01.700 --> 2:05:02.460 having a great season. 2:05:02.560 --> 2:05:05.000 Yeah, the Raiders look really good. Kind of thought they 2:05:05.020 --> 2:05:07.040 would be one of the surprise teams. 2:05:06.800 --> 2:05:07.380 Of the league. 2:05:07.580 --> 2:05:10.350 You did say that. I did say that. I was 2:05:10.370 --> 2:05:12.750 in on the Raiders' experience. They spent a lot of 2:05:12.790 --> 2:05:15.150 money on defense to improve. They were one of the 2:05:15.190 --> 2:05:17.710 teams that had money to spend. I thought they spent 2:05:17.750 --> 2:05:20.110 it wisely. And I really like what they're doing with 2:05:20.140 --> 2:05:22.480 their quarterback. They had the number one overall pick. They 2:05:22.500 --> 2:05:25.320 got Fernando Mendoza, and they said, sit down, kid. We're 2:05:25.340 --> 2:05:28.180 going to go get Kirk Cousins. And I was never 2:05:28.200 --> 2:05:30.910 of the belief that they were just going to give 2:05:31.110 --> 2:05:33.710 up on Cousins and immediately go to the young guy. 2:05:34.050 --> 2:05:37.430 Cousins just had this happen in Atlanta, and it wasn't 2:05:37.450 --> 2:05:39.410 going to sign on with a team that wasn't going 2:05:39.440 --> 2:05:42.270 to give him a legitimate chance. They have weapons on offense. 2:05:42.290 --> 2:05:45.380 Football's not all that complicated. If you have good coaching, 2:05:45.640 --> 2:05:49.220 good quarterback play, good weapons, and a good defense, you 2:05:49.240 --> 2:05:52.440 can win games. I'm fascinated to see what next week 2:05:52.460 --> 2:05:54.850 looks like for them. Going on the road and beating 2:05:54.890 --> 2:05:56.910 New Orleans is impressive. I think the Saints are a 2:05:56.930 --> 2:05:59.490 real team, but they are at home against the Kansas 2:05:59.510 --> 2:06:01.750 City Chiefs. That is going to be a fascinating game. 2:06:02.050 --> 2:06:03.690 And if the Raiders win that one, then we are 2:06:03.850 --> 2:06:07.000 really wheels up 4-0 and a win against Kansas City, 2:06:07.400 --> 2:06:09.400 who looks like one of the best teams in the NFL. 2:06:09.480 --> 2:06:13.160 Yeah, let's move on to the Packers, Debs. 2:06:13.800 --> 2:06:15.580 Packers. I knew that game wasn't going to go good. 2:06:15.600 --> 2:06:16.540 They're coming to town. 2:06:16.640 --> 2:06:20.830 You can hear it went well. Oh, my. Yeah, that 2:06:20.870 --> 2:06:21.350 was ugly. 2:06:21.830 --> 2:06:26.210 The Packers right now are averaging 48 yards per game 2:06:26.390 --> 2:06:26.930 on the ground. 2:06:26.990 --> 2:06:30.310 They can't run the football by far. Worst team. 2:06:30.670 --> 2:06:33.720 The second worst team has double the rushing yards per 2:06:33.760 --> 2:06:35.760 game that the Green Bay Packers do. 2:06:35.900 --> 2:06:38.580 This reminds me when Bart Starr was the coach. Great 2:06:38.620 --> 2:06:43.240 quarterback for Vince Lombardi. Crappy coach. I don't think I 2:06:43.300 --> 2:06:48.740 was around for that, but I'll take your word for it. Thanks, Brandon. Thanks, Brandon. 2:06:48.960 --> 2:06:49.680 She read about it. 2:06:50.380 --> 2:06:51.140 Thank you, Pimmy. 2:06:51.260 --> 2:06:54.760 You said Bart Starr. That's like right next to Tommy 2:06:54.800 --> 2:06:55.480 Two Knuckles. 2:06:55.560 --> 2:07:00.220 Yeah, they used to play Pink Floyd music. And yeah, 2:07:00.240 --> 2:07:04.180 he was the coach. Anyway, sorry. They are in rough 2:07:04.240 --> 2:07:05.060 shape right now. 2:07:06.160 --> 2:07:09.200 Jordan Love, I think, still has a little bit of 2:07:09.240 --> 2:07:11.320 game in him, but there's not a lot going on 2:07:11.360 --> 2:07:13.900 around them, and they really miss Micah Parsons. They have 2:07:13.920 --> 2:07:17.480 not won a football game, or actually they beat the 2:07:17.520 --> 2:07:20.580 Jets the week prior, but they've won one game since 2:07:20.640 --> 2:07:21.920 Micah Parsons got. 2:07:21.760 --> 2:07:23.180 Hurt last season. I think they lost six in a row. 2:07:23.260 --> 2:07:24.620 One in eight or something like that, right? 2:07:24.680 --> 2:07:25.860 It's just heartbreaking. 2:07:25.880 --> 2:07:27.380 All right, let's move on to my Tampa Bay Bucs 2:07:27.480 --> 2:07:29.970 that look as Tampa Bay as Tampa Bay's ever looked. 2:07:30.600 --> 2:07:32.690 They look more Tampa Bay than Tampa Bay has looked 2:07:32.770 --> 2:07:36.290 in a while. At the end of that game, it 2:07:36.330 --> 2:07:40.430 was like the final, the second half was punt, punt, punt, 2:07:40.510 --> 2:07:46.290 field goal, punt, interception, interception. They had every opportunity to 2:07:46.310 --> 2:07:48.490 win this game. They really dominated the Vikings in a 2:07:48.530 --> 2:07:50.750 lot of ways, held them to six points in the 2:07:50.790 --> 2:07:54.610 second half, and they just couldn't get anything going on offense. 2:07:55.050 --> 2:07:56.790 Their offensive line is supposed to be one of the 2:07:56.830 --> 2:07:59.190 strengths of the team. Last year, their offense took a 2:07:59.230 --> 2:08:02.960 step back. They've the play calling. They fired the offensive coordinator, 2:08:03.100 --> 2:08:05.420 but their offensive line was really banged up last year. 2:08:05.780 --> 2:08:06.600 It's healthy now. 2:08:07.020 --> 2:08:07.360 Baker. 2:08:08.360 --> 2:08:09.740 Has not looked great. He does not. 2:08:09.760 --> 2:08:11.860 He has no time to throw the football. 2:08:11.980 --> 2:08:12.160 No, no. 2:08:12.260 --> 2:08:13.940 And so they get down to the end of the game. 2:08:14.260 --> 2:08:18.220 Then even though they've done nothing for two quarters and 2:08:18.280 --> 2:08:21.580 beyond that, they still have a chance to drive and 2:08:21.600 --> 2:08:24.800 win the game. Two separate opportunities with 90 seconds on 2:08:24.820 --> 2:08:28.050 the clock and Baker Mayfield throws a pick on both 2:08:28.090 --> 2:08:32.270 of those possessions. The second one, the final one before 2:08:32.310 --> 2:08:36.480 they really were dug a grave for themselves. Baker Mayfield 2:08:36.540 --> 2:08:39.360 is spinning out, trying to make a play happen. And 2:08:39.400 --> 2:08:42.960 this is where quarterbacks get hurt. It's not necessarily the runners. 2:08:43.300 --> 2:08:46.620 It's the play extenders. And that's what Baker Mayfield was doing. 2:08:46.700 --> 2:08:50.040 Dislocated thumb. He'll be out for three weeks. And now 2:08:50.100 --> 2:08:52.690 you see what the backup has. The good news is 2:08:52.980 --> 2:08:57.330 this is a team that has no juice whatsoever. Jalen Daniels, 2:08:57.650 --> 2:09:01.070 not Jaden Daniels with the commanders. Jalen Daniels is the 2:09:01.110 --> 2:09:03.570 backup for the Bucs. He was one of the best 2:09:03.710 --> 2:09:07.150 preseason quarterbacks in the NFL. He can run. He's got 2:09:07.190 --> 2:09:09.790 a cannon for an arm. if he can complete the 2:09:09.850 --> 2:09:13.240 simple throws, this guy could have a little bit of something. 2:09:13.740 --> 2:09:16.380 And as bad as it is, and it is bad 2:09:16.620 --> 2:09:19.240 for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, they're only a game out 2:09:19.280 --> 2:09:21.980 of first place because the rest of their division. 2:09:21.660 --> 2:09:22.220 Is so bad. 2:09:22.240 --> 2:09:22.800 They're 0-3. 2:09:22.840 --> 2:09:23.300 They're 0-3. 2:09:23.340 --> 2:09:27.340 They're only a game out. Atlanta's got one win. New 2:09:27.400 --> 2:09:29.360 Orleans has one win. Carolina has one win. 2:09:29.400 --> 2:09:31.830 I'm just glad they didn't pay this guy $ 110 million 2:09:31.930 --> 2:09:33.570 like an hour ago. 2:09:33.670 --> 2:09:36.710 Well, real fast, let me defend NFL Shia LaBeouf real 2:09:36.770 --> 2:09:37.650 quick and Baker. 2:09:37.750 --> 2:09:39.410 I Okay. 2:09:40.010 --> 2:09:42.900 NFL above NFL above is what I've always liked to 2:09:42.940 --> 2:09:46.040 call him. Baker's the man. I love him. He just 2:09:46.120 --> 2:09:49.340 had an MVP caliber for me. It's so easy to 2:09:49.380 --> 2:09:52.600 blame a quarterback when all of a sudden the stats 2:09:52.650 --> 2:09:54.950 aren't there and the wins aren't there. Talk to me 2:09:54.990 --> 2:09:58.230 about separation. Is this just because Mike Evans left? Where's 2:09:58.290 --> 2:09:59.110 Chris Godwin? 2:10:00.390 --> 2:10:02.839 Chris Godwin is washed. He's dealt with so many injuries 2:10:02.880 --> 2:10:05.180 at this point. I think that you're spot on. I'm 2:10:05.220 --> 2:10:08.060 not willing to let Baker off of the hook completely 2:10:08.120 --> 2:10:12.130 because I don't think he's looked great. But you're right. 2:10:12.530 --> 2:10:15.770 The offensive line isn't protecting. And his wide receivers, he 2:10:15.930 --> 2:10:20.370 really misses Mike Evans. When they need that third down conversion, 2:10:20.630 --> 2:10:24.230 they don't have anybody to go to. Emeka Igbuka had 2:10:24.250 --> 2:10:26.770 a really nice start to his career last year. He 2:10:26.790 --> 2:10:29.090 fell off a cliff midway through the season. He's a 2:10:29.130 --> 2:10:31.490 slot receiver. That's not going to be a star. And 2:10:31.510 --> 2:10:34.070 that's who they're asking to be their star. They have 2:10:34.110 --> 2:10:37.550 a scat back in Bucky Irving, who's good and good. 2:10:37.830 --> 2:10:40.730 He's good, but he's good in spurts. You can't overuse him. 2:10:40.790 --> 2:10:43.140 And even he got banged up at the end of 2:10:43.180 --> 2:10:45.770 the game. This has been the issue with him. He's undersized. 2:10:45.800 --> 2:10:48.660 He's very shifty, but you can't give him the same 2:10:48.700 --> 2:10:53.200 kind of workload that Dijon Robinson gets with the Atlanta Falcons. 2:10:53.540 --> 2:10:55.900 So they just have a lot of holes. And I 2:10:56.000 --> 2:10:59.260 also don't think they have the head coach. to figure 2:10:59.300 --> 2:11:00.960 out how to plug those holes. 2:11:01.000 --> 2:11:01.410 They do not. 2:11:01.500 --> 2:11:03.340 And it's proven over the last three seasons because it's 2:11:03.380 --> 2:11:05.460 the same kind of play. It's the same thing. We're 2:11:05.500 --> 2:11:08.040 watching a repeat of the last two years. They're just 2:11:08.200 --> 2:11:12.920 so okay with mediocrity. It's really frustrating to watch. 2:11:12.940 --> 2:11:15.400 Let's move over to something that isn't mediocre. Let's talk 2:11:15.420 --> 2:11:16.380 about the Miami Dolphins. 2:11:17.090 --> 2:11:19.230 Oh, yeah. No, they are just downright bad. 2:11:19.400 --> 2:11:22.720 They strive for mediocrity. 2:11:22.740 --> 2:11:24.420 Thank God my Packers aren't alone. 2:11:24.440 --> 2:11:27.500 I actually thought this weekend the Dolphins looked better than 2:11:27.520 --> 2:11:29.520 the Bucs, if it means anything. 2:11:29.560 --> 2:11:31.020 That means nothing. 2:11:31.140 --> 2:11:34.460 Hey, they were within striking distance. I know the Bucs 2:11:34.480 --> 2:11:38.440 were too, but Miami, they were sniffing that upset. The 2:11:38.510 --> 2:11:41.750 Dolphins were scrappy this weekend. They haven't shown a lot. 2:11:41.970 --> 2:11:45.190 They have no talent. This could be, and I know 2:11:45.230 --> 2:11:48.490 that It's Monday, and it sounds like this is the 2:11:48.530 --> 2:11:51.010 day when you layer in all the hyperbole of the NFL. 2:11:51.030 --> 2:11:51.370 Sure am. 2:11:51.490 --> 2:11:55.100 They could be the least talented team I've ever seen 2:11:55.140 --> 2:11:58.620 in the NFL. They've got nothing on both sides of 2:11:58.660 --> 2:12:01.660 the ball. And their most talented player is Devon Achan. 2:12:02.100 --> 2:12:05.080 They lost him one series into the game. He's now 2:12:05.220 --> 2:12:07.160 done for the year with an ACL injury. 2:12:07.220 --> 2:12:07.620 Oh, my God. 2:12:07.660 --> 2:12:11.070 So they went from talentless to even less talented. 2:12:11.090 --> 2:12:11.370 To scab. 2:12:11.390 --> 2:12:11.590 Yeah. 2:12:12.950 --> 2:12:16.530 They are quarterback injury away from losing every game they 2:12:16.570 --> 2:12:19.830 play by double digits. I think Malik Willis can play. But, 2:12:19.990 --> 2:12:23.070 I mean, talk about a guy that you can't judge whatsoever. 2:12:23.630 --> 2:12:25.970 How are you supposed to know if he's good? If 2:12:26.030 --> 2:12:28.130 you think the Bucs aren't working with a lot of weapons, 2:12:28.430 --> 2:12:29.550 go look at the Dolphins. 2:12:30.050 --> 2:12:31.190 But they're scrappy. 2:12:31.210 --> 2:12:33.630 This is a young group that I think they have 2:12:33.930 --> 2:12:37.270 a lot of guys that have the right mentality. And 2:12:37.310 --> 2:12:39.510 that's all they're trying to build in Miami. All this 2:12:39.530 --> 2:12:43.180 season is about. is about resetting the culture for an 2:12:43.300 --> 2:12:47.920 organization that has been soft and diva-ridden for way too 2:12:47.940 --> 2:12:51.480 many years. And they're trying to be way more Midwest. 2:12:51.760 --> 2:12:54.160 It sounds like the Dolphins. You remember the movie The 2:12:54.220 --> 2:12:55.660 Replacements with Keanu Reeves? 2:12:55.690 --> 2:12:57.730 Oh, yeah, yeah. It's exactly that. 2:12:57.990 --> 2:12:58.190 Right? 2:12:58.250 --> 2:12:59.450 It's that? Exactly that. 2:12:59.510 --> 2:13:00.030 That's awesome. 2:13:00.050 --> 2:13:04.130 It's like a Netflix movie. I'm not a bad football team. 2:13:04.330 --> 2:13:07.730 If you happen to get lost... and end up watching 2:13:07.770 --> 2:13:12.700 a Dolphins game. Watch for their rookie middle linebacker, Jacob Rodriguez. 2:13:13.020 --> 2:13:17.000 He is a movie character. This guy is so tough. 2:13:17.400 --> 2:13:21.790 I mean, I think he eats cleats during the halftime break. 2:13:22.730 --> 2:13:25.770 A tough guy that I think is helping to reset 2:13:25.810 --> 2:13:26.190 that image. 2:13:26.250 --> 2:13:30.750 Silver lining, the Miami Dolphins are a great team if 2:13:30.810 --> 2:13:32.310 you are in a survivor pool. 2:13:32.940 --> 2:13:33.670 Oh, he's picking it. 2:13:33.680 --> 2:13:34.380 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 2:13:34.400 --> 2:13:37.040 Here's my problem, is one of the survivor pools that 2:13:37.160 --> 2:13:40.910 I'm in made me pick two teams this week. I 2:13:40.970 --> 2:13:44.430 picked the Chiefs as one, and I picked the Seattle 2:13:44.470 --> 2:13:47.570 Seahawks as the other one. And they lost to the 2:13:47.610 --> 2:13:51.490 Commanders my shot at $ 2 million down the tubes. 2:13:51.750 --> 2:13:52.150 All gone. 2:13:53.530 --> 2:13:55.020 You had media day for the Magic, right? 2:13:55.070 --> 2:13:55.490 I did. 2:13:55.770 --> 2:13:59.080 Had media day today. Always a whirlwind of a day, 2:13:59.180 --> 2:14:04.820 but it's just a quick reset into... The storylines, seeing 2:14:04.860 --> 2:14:08.860 how these guys have improved in terms of their physique, 2:14:09.340 --> 2:14:12.070 what their mentality is coming off of last year. 2:14:12.090 --> 2:14:18.030 If I can give the TLDR, if you will. Too long, 2:14:18.070 --> 2:14:24.620 didn't read. Yep. There seems to be every year. 2:14:24.660 --> 2:14:29.110 There's some sort of common denominator where every player has 2:14:29.150 --> 2:14:32.420 a similar attitude and approach. Last year was all about 2:14:32.460 --> 2:14:35.220 the weight of expectations. Finally, this team was supposed to 2:14:35.260 --> 2:14:38.780 do something. This year, it's a laser focus. 2:14:38.980 --> 2:14:40.740 They did something. They did the same thing they did 2:14:40.780 --> 2:14:41.380 the year before. 2:14:41.640 --> 2:14:45.180 And they were on the cusp of doing something really special, 2:14:45.280 --> 2:14:46.520 knocking off the one seed. 2:14:46.540 --> 2:14:49.600 Remember, they were up three to one. They wound up going. 2:14:49.400 --> 2:14:53.020 To a game seven. Franz got hurt. Jalen Suggs was 2:14:53.060 --> 2:14:55.600 a no show for the final two games in that series. 2:14:56.000 --> 2:14:58.980 Powell was a monster in the playoffs, which he's been 2:14:59.120 --> 2:15:01.620 for every year. He's been, he's made it to the playoffs, 2:15:01.940 --> 2:15:04.040 but he doesn't put it together in the regular season. 2:15:04.580 --> 2:15:08.530 Everybody seems to be locked in on the task at hand. 2:15:08.590 --> 2:15:11.510 And they know that if they lose, if they take 2:15:11.530 --> 2:15:13.690 their eye off the ball for a second, The Eastern 2:15:13.750 --> 2:15:18.770 Conference is so ridiculously loaded this year that they could 2:15:18.810 --> 2:15:20.650 really be up against it. So they need to put 2:15:20.690 --> 2:15:25.270 their best foot forward, stay healthy, and it seems like attitude-wise, 2:15:25.300 --> 2:15:27.300 I mean, look, it's always sunshine. 2:15:26.920 --> 2:15:28.060 And rainbows at a media day. 2:15:28.160 --> 2:15:28.440 Sure, yeah. 2:15:28.460 --> 2:15:30.380 It seems like everybody is kind of rowing in the 2:15:30.400 --> 2:15:30.960 right direction. 2:15:31.060 --> 2:15:31.500 Very nice. 2:15:31.560 --> 2:15:35.840 And then lastly, here's some UCF football. UCF surprised me 2:15:35.900 --> 2:15:38.680 this week. Keewon Jenkins, I thought, could not play the 2:15:38.720 --> 2:15:43.630 quarterback position. 19 of 20. In terms of his passing stats, 2:15:43.710 --> 2:15:47.000 which was one of the best completion percentages that we've 2:15:47.020 --> 2:15:50.540 seen outside of a McKenzie-Milton game years ago. So he 2:15:50.600 --> 2:15:54.340 was really impressive. UCF wins. Florida beat Ole Miss, who 2:15:54.380 --> 2:15:58.490 just beat LSU. And Florida skyrocketed in the AP Top 25. 2:15:58.480 --> 2:16:01.870 They're now the eighth-ranked team. This Florida team, I think 2:16:01.890 --> 2:16:04.720 they have the best offense in college football ever. I 2:16:04.760 --> 2:16:06.580 think they have a legitimate chance to make some noise 2:16:06.620 --> 2:16:07.520 when we get to the playoff. 2:16:07.660 --> 2:16:09.960 Every day between 3 and 6, it's 96.9 The Game 2:16:09.980 --> 2:16:10.960 with our buddy Brandon Kravitz. 2:16:10.980 --> 2:16:11.880 Good laugh for BK, guys! 2:16:12.040 --> 2:16:17.140 What can they find you online for your fantasy football 2:16:17.180 --> 2:16:17.680 and your picks? 2:16:18.080 --> 2:16:21.820 At Brandon Kravitz, you can find me across Twitter, Instagram, TikTok. 2:16:21.880 --> 2:16:24.740 I'm sharing a bunch of content from Magic Media Day, 2:16:24.800 --> 2:16:26.720 so go and find that on YouTube as well. 2:16:26.760 --> 2:16:27.860 You got a big dog. Thoughts? 2:16:28.460 --> 2:16:33.160 Yes, I had another really weird social interaction. I got flanked, 2:16:33.740 --> 2:16:36.220 and then I found out what happened. Dude, have you 2:16:36.240 --> 2:16:39.970 enjoyed Friday with me being attracted by a roofer? This 2:16:40.050 --> 2:16:44.550 is just another weird social interaction that kind of took 2:16:44.570 --> 2:16:44.970 my breath away. 2:16:45.010 --> 2:16:45.870 All right, we'll do that next. 2:16:49.230 --> 2:16:51.310 I agree. There's nothing wrong with being a Disney adult. 2:16:51.850 --> 2:16:53.510 But if you're a Chuck E. Cheese adult, go get 2:16:53.530 --> 2:16:55.539 some help when you get out of jail for fighting 2:16:55.560 --> 2:16:56.540 Wanda in the ball pit. 2:16:56.760 --> 2:16:57.140 That's fair. 2:16:58.340 --> 2:17:00.300 Oh, and Jack, just wanted to give a big old 2:17:00.340 --> 2:17:05.650 shout out to Brock Bowers for his 27 fantasy points. Fantastic. 2:17:05.750 --> 2:17:08.730 Won me my week. And also, I am jumping on 2:17:08.770 --> 2:17:12.029 the Raiders bandwagon. Patriots are always first in my heart. 2:17:12.370 --> 2:17:14.770 But Raiders, they got a little soft spot in there now. 2:17:15.570 --> 2:17:18.090 Go Raiders. Big T out. Geez. 2:17:19.230 --> 2:17:19.590 Wow. 2:17:21.690 --> 2:17:22.210 Wow. 2:17:22.300 --> 2:17:23.030 What an ass kiss. 2:17:25.209 --> 2:17:30.949 All right 407-916-1041 text us 77031 i'm jim there's deb hello. 2:17:30.190 --> 2:17:34.629 Yeah ross it's true fantasy football gives you strange alliances yeah. 2:17:34.310 --> 2:17:36.210 Yeah did you hear about the thing with um uh 2:17:36.290 --> 2:17:41.869 trevor no he he broke oh yeah broke through the 2:17:41.910 --> 2:17:46.129 line runs right up to the line to score ends 2:17:46.170 --> 2:17:48.140 on the score, and then kneels it down. 2:17:48.700 --> 2:17:49.880 And people are like, oh, well, they're trying to keep 2:17:49.900 --> 2:17:51.940 the clock running. There's seven minutes left in the game. 2:17:52.060 --> 2:17:52.320 More. 2:17:52.500 --> 2:17:56.160 Then today, if I'm right here. There's over eight minutes left. 2:17:56.340 --> 2:17:58.959 Then today he says during the interview that he did 2:17:59.000 --> 2:18:01.879 it because his buddy had him in fantasy or something 2:18:01.900 --> 2:18:02.220 like that. 2:18:02.260 --> 2:18:03.220 Did he say that? 2:18:03.300 --> 2:18:06.230 I think it was said because that's what I saw today. 2:18:06.940 --> 2:18:09.830 Like Trevor Lawrence said that, yeah, my buddy had me 2:18:09.890 --> 2:18:11.869 in fantasy and I couldn't score more points or something 2:18:11.890 --> 2:18:12.230 like that. 2:18:12.410 --> 2:18:14.230 Oh, not good. 2:18:14.270 --> 2:18:17.490 Yeah, I think there could be blowback on that. Yeah, 2:18:17.610 --> 2:18:20.570 I saw his response after the game, which he kind 2:18:20.629 --> 2:18:22.670 of laughed at himself going like, I'm trying to waste 2:18:22.720 --> 2:18:25.640 more time. The game is being a blowout, but they 2:18:25.680 --> 2:18:27.560 also score on the very next play. 2:18:27.580 --> 2:18:28.040 Yeah, they do. 2:18:28.100 --> 2:18:30.360 Yeah, yeah, that's exactly what the announcers were saying. I 2:18:30.360 --> 2:18:32.519 don't know about that, you know, but they did go 2:18:32.540 --> 2:18:34.100 ahead and score the next time. I think he just 2:18:34.120 --> 2:18:35.000 maybe misread the clock. 2:18:35.040 --> 2:18:35.360 Who knows? 2:18:36.100 --> 2:18:38.910 Or maybe he's just trying to be cute. Let's get 2:18:38.930 --> 2:18:39.289 some thoughts. 2:18:39.510 --> 2:18:40.430 Can he be more cute? 2:18:40.629 --> 2:18:41.450 Yeah, no, no, he can't. 2:18:41.490 --> 2:18:42.180 Let's get some thoughts. 2:18:42.280 --> 2:18:42.500 Yeah. 2:18:43.980 --> 2:18:50.550 It's weird. It's funny. Sometimes. It's Ross. 2:18:50.610 --> 2:18:53.009 Spelled like sauce. It's Ross Thoughts. 2:18:53.150 --> 2:18:56.230 It's Ross Thoughts. It's Ross Thoughts. It's Ross Thoughts. 2:19:10.840 --> 2:19:12.240 All right, just throwing that out there. It's not just 2:19:12.280 --> 2:19:14.770 car accidents. If you slip and fall, boom, just call Mo. 2:19:15.690 --> 2:19:18.770 I am here to tell you, Jim, I'm on a roll. 2:19:18.790 --> 2:19:22.550 I'm on a sweet little streak of having really fun 2:19:22.610 --> 2:19:27.110 human interactions, whether it's my dentist telling me to, yeah, bro, 2:19:27.129 --> 2:19:31.860 we got to get those whizzies out, or Friday having a, 2:19:31.980 --> 2:19:32.360 you know. 2:19:32.379 --> 2:19:33.200 Stud of a roofer. 2:19:33.320 --> 2:19:37.160 Essentially Leonidas knock on my front door and give me 2:19:37.200 --> 2:19:38.180 a roof door quote. 2:19:38.300 --> 2:19:39.090 Get your wife all. 2:19:40.620 --> 2:19:44.590 Yeah, it was bad, dude. All of that. It was different. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 2:19:44.610 --> 2:19:47.250 I think we also need to fix our AC because 2:19:47.350 --> 2:19:48.289 it's getting hot in here. 2:19:48.310 --> 2:19:49.070 Oh, yeah, yeah. 2:19:50.430 --> 2:19:52.370 Well, no, you don't need to fix the AC because 2:19:52.430 --> 2:19:55.350 it's brought to you by Mills Air. She got straight 2:19:55.350 --> 2:19:56.430 50 shades on your ass, didn't she? 2:19:56.580 --> 2:19:57.580 It was wild, dude. 2:19:57.900 --> 2:20:02.140 But this also happened. Years ago, when I first moved 2:20:02.180 --> 2:20:06.200 into the house, my wife decided to basically give me 2:20:06.260 --> 2:20:08.619 a lot of work eight years down the road by 2:20:08.730 --> 2:20:10.870 planting bamboo. 2:20:10.890 --> 2:20:13.810 Oh, my God. 2:20:13.930 --> 2:20:15.690 I don't even know if you can do it legally now. 2:20:16.390 --> 2:20:17.670 I don't. It should be illegal. 2:20:17.690 --> 2:20:18.690 There are certain types. 2:20:18.910 --> 2:20:19.470 Yeah, dude. 2:20:19.490 --> 2:20:21.660 There are certain types of bamboo that you literally cannot 2:20:21.690 --> 2:20:22.740 even plant anymore. 2:20:22.820 --> 2:20:26.619 Well, that is actually pretty interesting that you say that 2:20:26.640 --> 2:20:29.060 because that's where we're going here. 2:20:29.200 --> 2:20:29.900 Okay. 2:20:29.920 --> 2:20:32.379 So my wife plants this bamboo. We have bamboo in 2:20:32.420 --> 2:20:35.360 our backyard. We have bamboo in our side yard. And 2:20:35.580 --> 2:20:38.490 it was time. I am done with this bamboo. It 2:20:38.570 --> 2:20:41.470 produces so much trash. 2:20:41.490 --> 2:20:42.590 Yeah, dude, it's terrible. 2:20:42.610 --> 2:20:45.510 And it looks really good. But then the freeze that 2:20:45.570 --> 2:20:49.199 happened this year kind of killed a lot of the bamboo. 2:20:49.400 --> 2:20:52.119 And the bamboo, when it grows in the stands, what 2:20:52.180 --> 2:20:54.940 happens is this. All the trash falls down into the 2:20:54.959 --> 2:20:56.400 middle of the stand. A lot of it does. 2:20:57.120 --> 2:21:00.420 And that becomes like a harbor for rats. So your 2:21:00.470 --> 2:21:05.500 boy said, nay, nah, today's the day. Grab my saw. 2:21:06.230 --> 2:21:09.590 Whoa, whoa. Grab a saw. It's electric. Don't worry, dude. 2:21:09.610 --> 2:21:12.699 It's not that strong. All right. All right. And it's 2:21:12.720 --> 2:21:14.350 a sawzall. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 2:21:14.410 --> 2:21:16.800 Reciprocating saw. It's the one that I hold like a javelin. 2:21:16.860 --> 2:21:19.300 Yeah. Not with the javelin. 2:21:19.360 --> 2:21:21.040 It's the one that I kind of like a harpoon. 2:21:21.200 --> 2:21:23.119 That's fine. Like a stab. 2:21:23.160 --> 2:21:26.910 You don't stab. You're not stabbing. Like a fire hose. Yeah, yeah. 2:21:26.940 --> 2:21:27.770 Like a fire hose. 2:21:27.830 --> 2:21:30.110 It's a fire hose saw. So I'm using this fire 2:21:30.150 --> 2:21:31.050 hose saw, right? 2:21:31.070 --> 2:21:31.330 That's okay. 2:21:31.390 --> 2:21:34.550 And I'm ripping through the bamboo because the problem is 2:21:34.570 --> 2:21:37.189 there's a bunch of health. This is important to listen 2:21:37.209 --> 2:21:42.380 to right here. there's a bunch of healthy bamboo before 2:21:42.840 --> 2:21:46.039 the dead bamboo oh okay so you. 2:21:45.920 --> 2:21:48.560 Got a way through the bamboo yes you have to get. 2:21:48.540 --> 2:21:51.140 Into the middle of the bamboo yes so i start 2:21:51.180 --> 2:21:52.360 going like all right let me see if i can 2:21:52.400 --> 2:21:54.580 just cut around long story short i end up cutting 2:21:54.620 --> 2:21:57.500 it all down lock on my hand oh you cut 2:21:57.550 --> 2:21:59.629 it all down i cut it all down i said 2:21:59.650 --> 2:22:03.349 hey it's already grown back it'll be there So, I mean, 2:22:03.390 --> 2:22:06.130 this bamboo has been growing at this part of my 2:22:06.170 --> 2:22:08.410 yard for the last, like, eight years. 2:22:08.910 --> 2:22:10.870 And how tall was it? Girthy, dog. 2:22:10.990 --> 2:22:13.840 It's been wide and tall. Looks like a can, right? 2:22:13.860 --> 2:22:16.879 Like the size of a Coke can? Even thicker. Oh, wow. 2:22:17.280 --> 2:22:20.760 We've got some pretty thick stalks of bamboo. So I 2:22:20.780 --> 2:22:23.120 grab the saw, I rip it down. And I quickly 2:22:23.180 --> 2:22:26.619 realized that, man, any time I have sawed something down, 2:22:26.720 --> 2:22:29.050 every time it falls over, I'm like, wow, that's a 2:22:29.230 --> 2:22:30.420 lot bigger than I thought. 2:22:30.470 --> 2:22:31.050 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 2:22:31.330 --> 2:22:32.290 It is shocking. 2:22:32.310 --> 2:22:35.490 When something hits the ground, you're like, well, that's. You're like, 2:22:35.510 --> 2:22:37.090 the end's way over there. 2:22:37.110 --> 2:22:38.350 I could have really ruined the house. 2:22:39.350 --> 2:22:42.190 I'm so happy it went that way. You know, like 2:22:42.270 --> 2:22:44.170 I had a couple of those calls when it comes 2:22:44.190 --> 2:22:46.789 to these big pieces of bamboo. I get all the 2:22:46.810 --> 2:22:50.539 bamboo out. I realized this is a lot more bamboo 2:22:50.580 --> 2:22:52.960 than I thought. It's an assload of bamboo. I put 2:22:53.000 --> 2:22:56.050 it in my driveway, and I go, it's dusk, it's time, 2:22:56.430 --> 2:22:59.430 I'll take care of this tomorrow. I do not take 2:22:59.490 --> 2:23:01.690 care of it the next day. Okay, so it's still 2:23:01.730 --> 2:23:03.410 laying there. It's still laying there. 2:23:03.430 --> 2:23:03.670 All right. 2:23:03.709 --> 2:23:06.220 But now we are just parking in the street as 2:23:06.270 --> 2:23:08.270 my driveway is filled with bamboo. 2:23:08.320 --> 2:23:11.100 Now, when you're saying it is literally full, how many 2:23:11.140 --> 2:23:16.199 total stalks of bamboo? From me to you, tall? Not tall, 2:23:16.240 --> 2:23:17.379 but yeah, it's a lot. 2:23:17.440 --> 2:23:19.200 Okay. It's an entire, it is. 2:23:19.520 --> 2:23:20.440 So it's a truckload? 2:23:20.700 --> 2:23:21.200 Truckload. 2:23:21.340 --> 2:23:23.600 Okay, nice. At the very least, I would say like 2:23:23.620 --> 2:23:24.359 a van load. 2:23:24.480 --> 2:23:24.760 Okay. 2:23:24.780 --> 2:23:26.480 And what are you going to do with that? Well- 2:23:27.390 --> 2:23:30.330 I start to start breaking it by hand by hand 2:23:30.370 --> 2:23:32.490 to put it in a bag so I can throw 2:23:32.550 --> 2:23:32.910 it away. 2:23:33.110 --> 2:23:33.430 Okay. 2:23:34.209 --> 2:23:37.430 And then as I'm doing that, literally yesterday, this was 2:23:37.470 --> 2:23:41.470 my big project yesterday. Take care of the bamboo as 2:23:41.530 --> 2:23:44.250 I'm taking care of the bamboo out of nowhere. Now, 2:23:44.320 --> 2:23:46.500 mind you, this is where it gets kind of good here. 2:23:46.990 --> 2:23:49.970 I've been mugged before. So you can't really come up 2:23:50.090 --> 2:23:56.369 on my six without me going like that. I got mugged. 2:23:56.390 --> 2:23:58.790 I didn't see it coming. And now I have this 2:23:58.910 --> 2:24:03.959 weird subconscious PTSD of like anybody on my six, seven. 2:24:04.379 --> 2:24:05.060 Or five. 2:24:05.090 --> 2:24:08.220 Just people appearing in front of you. Yeah, yeah. I 2:24:08.379 --> 2:24:09.920 get pretty jumpy there. 2:24:10.160 --> 2:24:12.320 And I'll put up the chops, dude. I'll put up 2:24:12.400 --> 2:24:14.340 some fists. I'm right there with you. 2:24:14.420 --> 2:24:16.660 If I got mugged at gunpoint twice in one weekend, 2:24:16.780 --> 2:24:18.439 I would be also extra sketch. 2:24:18.800 --> 2:24:22.280 So, like, I am doing this bamboo. I'm doing this bamboo. 2:24:22.480 --> 2:24:25.310 And I've got my headphones in, right? And for what 2:24:25.340 --> 2:24:28.170 it's worth, I'm listening to country music. Are you really? 2:24:28.350 --> 2:24:30.370 I really am. Who are you listening to? No idea. 2:24:30.430 --> 2:24:32.930 Just let the music kept playing. It was pretty good. 2:24:33.510 --> 2:24:36.330 And all of a sudden, I snap the bamboo. I 2:24:36.330 --> 2:24:38.050 put it in the trash can. I snap the bamboo, 2:24:38.070 --> 2:24:39.970 put it in the trash can, snap the bamboo. An 2:24:40.129 --> 2:24:45.540 Asian woman is standing in front of me. Oh, my God. 2:24:46.120 --> 2:24:50.500 She's like 4'11. Like the ring? Her car is in 2:24:50.580 --> 2:24:52.980 like half my driveway, half the street. 2:24:53.240 --> 2:24:53.680 Oh, no. 2:24:53.900 --> 2:24:54.660 And I'm like, I shriek. 2:24:54.920 --> 2:24:55.160 I shriek. 2:24:59.590 --> 2:25:02.730 So we're already off on a really weird first step. 2:25:02.930 --> 2:25:03.810 All right. 2:25:03.830 --> 2:25:09.090 And her husband is there, and she has this maroon van, 2:25:09.690 --> 2:25:11.600 and I am so confused. 2:25:12.900 --> 2:25:16.260 No, Jack. You recorded this? I did not. 2:25:16.660 --> 2:25:21.199 That is offensive, random Asian women speaking. This is your 2:25:21.260 --> 2:25:22.759 Instagram story from the day. 2:25:22.810 --> 2:25:23.430 No, it is not. 2:25:26.370 --> 2:25:29.510 She goes, I'm not going to do the accent, but 2:25:29.570 --> 2:25:32.350 just know, huge accent. 2:25:32.870 --> 2:25:33.750 What's she say? 2:25:34.730 --> 2:25:39.150 The first thing she goes, I'm here for bamboo. God 2:25:39.170 --> 2:25:47.550 damn it, Jack. Now, did she play that on her phone? 2:25:47.590 --> 2:25:50.970 No. Jack just played that now. 2:25:51.490 --> 2:25:54.950 To be fair, it's voice activated. You triggered it when 2:25:54.970 --> 2:25:55.730 you said bamboo. 2:25:55.790 --> 2:25:59.029 And here's the thing. Who coded that? 2:25:59.629 --> 2:26:01.370 What software update was that? 2:26:01.730 --> 2:26:03.430 So, and call it for what it is. 2:26:03.730 --> 2:26:12.300 When she goes, I want bamboo. It is a little, like, 2:26:12.670 --> 2:26:17.200 too on the money, even for my liberal heart and eyes. 2:26:17.459 --> 2:26:20.300 Where I'm like, what is happening? Where's Ashton Kutcher? 2:26:20.340 --> 2:26:20.960 What's happening? 2:26:21.100 --> 2:26:24.039 So she basically is rolling up, asking you for this bamboo? 2:26:24.060 --> 2:26:24.129 Yes. 2:26:24.420 --> 2:26:26.839 How'd she know you? Isn't this your backyard? 2:26:26.900 --> 2:26:29.840 This is, I put all of the bamboo in my driveway. 2:26:30.160 --> 2:26:32.850 And it's been out there now for like a day 2:26:32.910 --> 2:26:35.869 and a half, maybe two. So she's done like four drive-bys. Yeah, 2:26:35.970 --> 2:26:36.850 it was calling her. 2:26:36.870 --> 2:26:37.170 Whatever. 2:26:37.510 --> 2:26:38.650 Yeah, yeah, dude. 2:26:38.690 --> 2:26:39.830 It sends out a signal when you cut it. 2:26:39.830 --> 2:26:42.240 Down to them. Every day she saw that bamboo pile 2:26:42.280 --> 2:26:44.900 growing and she died a little inside. 2:26:45.320 --> 2:26:47.160 You don't know this, but when you cut bamboo down, 2:26:47.200 --> 2:26:51.000 there's a panda-like... Like Batman. 2:26:51.100 --> 2:26:55.220 You're sure she wasn't living inside it? I am dead serious. 2:26:55.360 --> 2:26:58.990 I'm not saying anything offensive here. But like I said, 2:26:59.490 --> 2:27:01.810 it was a little too on the money for me 2:27:01.870 --> 2:27:05.910 to not be like, is this real? Is this really happening? 2:27:05.930 --> 2:27:06.870 You thought you were being punked? 2:27:07.070 --> 2:27:09.650 Yeah, I thought like, is this a catch? And then 2:27:09.790 --> 2:27:15.119 her partner, husband, came out of the van and he... 2:27:14.780 --> 2:27:17.760 What did he sound like? Dude, he was an old... 2:27:18.820 --> 2:27:22.220 white stoner guy oh he's an old white burnout dude 2:27:22.260 --> 2:27:23.860 he's a. 2:27:24.400 --> 2:27:26.400 Like an old vietnam guy that met his uh wife 2:27:26.459 --> 2:27:27.660 over vietnam. 2:27:27.180 --> 2:27:29.290 I'm not gonna say that but probs kind of feels 2:27:29.310 --> 2:27:31.230 like it he kind of felt like it yeah and 2:27:31.270 --> 2:27:34.150 he's like hey man what's up like he has this 2:27:34.230 --> 2:27:37.370 like uh she's been here 40 years zero attempt to 2:27:37.410 --> 2:27:41.680 pick up the language drives zero attempts drives the school. 2:27:41.379 --> 2:27:44.680 Bus from the Simpsons vibes. He comes out and I 2:27:44.720 --> 2:27:47.500 go like, yeah. So, like, do you want that? You 2:27:47.520 --> 2:27:48.560 can have the bamboo. 2:27:49.720 --> 2:27:50.440 And then she. 2:27:50.360 --> 2:27:53.000 Puts her hand on her chest and. 2:27:52.940 --> 2:28:02.029 Goes, why did you cut that? And I go, because 2:28:02.090 --> 2:28:02.890 there's a freeze. 2:28:03.330 --> 2:28:06.480 And I had to get the dead bamboo out to get, 2:28:06.500 --> 2:28:08.460 so I had to cut the healthy stuff. 2:28:08.480 --> 2:28:13.310 And she goes, ah. She really did die a little inside. 2:28:13.510 --> 2:28:17.500 I hurt this woman's feeling as I'm just snapping Bamboo 2:28:17.560 --> 2:28:21.650 in my driveway. You're breaking her own legs. So finally, she, 2:28:21.750 --> 2:28:26.750 I guess, in my mind, she's confronting something that I'm 2:28:26.770 --> 2:28:27.610 doing bad. 2:28:27.670 --> 2:28:28.270 Right, right. 2:28:28.310 --> 2:28:29.449 It's a cultural thing, right? 2:28:29.590 --> 2:28:29.670 Yeah. 2:28:29.820 --> 2:28:30.420 I don't know. 2:28:30.660 --> 2:28:34.300 But that's what you're assuming. I am still being ignorant. 2:28:34.440 --> 2:28:36.660 I have no idea. All I know is that, yes, 2:28:36.720 --> 2:28:39.560 you can have the bamboo. Oh, she did ask for it. 2:28:39.800 --> 2:28:43.120 About an hour later, Jim. To give it a proper burial? 2:28:43.640 --> 2:28:44.879 Yeah, probably. 2:28:45.020 --> 2:28:47.840 I am not lying. An hour later, another knock on 2:28:47.900 --> 2:28:50.940 my door. And the door opens, and it's the Asian 2:28:50.990 --> 2:28:51.610 woman with a $ 20 bill. 2:28:51.629 --> 2:28:51.730 Aww. 2:28:54.670 --> 2:28:55.279 You want sex? 2:28:55.440 --> 2:28:59.910 She's asking to. 2:28:59.810 --> 2:29:03.070 Buy a donkey. Me love you long time. Me so honey. 2:29:03.170 --> 2:29:07.730 She gives me the $ 20. And I go, it's fine. 2:29:07.870 --> 2:29:10.330 You don't have to pay for the bamboo. I was 2:29:10.770 --> 2:29:12.150 just trying to throw it away. 2:29:12.830 --> 2:29:14.429 Oh, don't say that. You're going to make her cry. 2:29:14.570 --> 2:29:17.990 And she gives me the $ 20. And I am not joking. 2:29:18.350 --> 2:29:19.110 This van. 2:29:19.800 --> 2:29:23.890 every window is cracked open because it's a van that, 2:29:23.910 --> 2:29:26.250 so like the thing can't crack all the way out. 2:29:26.330 --> 2:29:27.910 So it's sticking out everywhere and it looks like the 2:29:27.950 --> 2:29:31.209 van has a green Afro. The entire van is packed 2:29:31.250 --> 2:29:34.490 with bamboo. It's that much bamboo. It's that much bamboo. 2:29:34.510 --> 2:29:36.920 They took basically all of the bamboo off your driveway. 2:29:36.930 --> 2:29:37.330 All of it. 2:29:37.379 --> 2:29:38.400 What are they going to do with it? Did they 2:29:38.459 --> 2:29:39.600 ever say what they were going to do with it? 2:29:40.000 --> 2:29:42.660 So get this. This is what really happened. 2:29:42.920 --> 2:29:44.680 I get home. I open up. 2:29:44.720 --> 2:29:45.420 I get back home. 2:29:45.459 --> 2:29:47.439 I call my wife. I go, babe, you're not going 2:29:47.459 --> 2:29:48.260 to believe this. 2:29:48.680 --> 2:29:52.040 The luck you got. This Asian woman just did like 2:29:52.080 --> 2:29:56.120 the majority of my yard work today. And she goes, oh, yeah, 2:29:56.230 --> 2:29:57.170 I forgot to tell you. 2:29:57.190 --> 2:29:58.810 I put that on Facebook Marketplace. 2:30:09.570 --> 2:30:12.440 I had no idea dude i thought i. 2:30:12.420 --> 2:30:15.699 Didn't i was in a whirlwind did you keep the 2:30:15.700 --> 2:30:17.580 20 i kept the 20 okay yeah i kept that 2:30:17.600 --> 2:30:18.960 what she put it up there for did she just 2:30:18.980 --> 2:30:21.240 say come and get it no so this did you 2:30:21.280 --> 2:30:24.120 see the ad olivia my wife put up the ad 2:30:24.140 --> 2:30:26.950 said free bamboo oh free bamboo it's in our driveway 2:30:27.490 --> 2:30:31.890 and then she saw that bamboo and now another plot 2:30:31.970 --> 2:30:34.640 twist goes oh babe I'm not doing the accent. 2:30:34.820 --> 2:30:35.620 Babe, we have to go. 2:30:36.000 --> 2:30:38.670 And then they get in the car because apparently this 2:30:38.750 --> 2:30:43.350 bamboo that my wife bought eight years ago has exploded 2:30:43.370 --> 2:30:46.580 in price and value. And because we've been growing it 2:30:46.640 --> 2:30:47.740 for eight years. 2:30:47.760 --> 2:30:48.279 Oh, wow. 2:30:48.300 --> 2:30:53.699 Very. You can't buy what I essentially just destroyed because 2:30:53.760 --> 2:30:55.340 I was like, it makes a mess. 2:30:55.420 --> 2:30:57.730 Do you have any idea how much it was worth? 2:30:57.750 --> 2:31:00.349 Like how much bamboo you actually gave away in value? 2:31:00.750 --> 2:31:05.210 I don't really know. And I am choosing to not 2:31:05.330 --> 2:31:08.529 find out. 2:31:08.570 --> 2:31:10.470 What kind of bamboo is it? Is it still good 2:31:10.560 --> 2:31:12.120 when you cut it off? I think you can just 2:31:12.140 --> 2:31:13.119 stick it in the ground and it'll grow. 2:31:13.320 --> 2:31:15.240 Really? I swear I think it's that easy. 2:31:15.379 --> 2:31:15.599 Yeah. 2:31:16.200 --> 2:31:21.100 Not to mention furniture, they're making sheets out of bamboo, chopsticks, 2:31:21.160 --> 2:31:22.060 fishing poles. 2:31:22.280 --> 2:31:24.980 My wife was, I tell my wife the same exact 2:31:25.040 --> 2:31:28.000 story after I find out that, okay, so you brought 2:31:28.060 --> 2:31:31.439 people here. Okay, good to know. You know I don't 2:31:31.459 --> 2:31:37.710 like people on my six. My wife asks, she goes, 2:31:37.750 --> 2:31:39.449 what are you playing on? 2:31:39.470 --> 2:31:40.890 Why this bamboo? 2:31:41.030 --> 2:31:44.160 Oh my God. And her response was like, I have 2:31:44.180 --> 2:31:48.560 been looking for this exact, like my bamboo, this exact 2:31:48.680 --> 2:31:52.480 bamboo for a very long time. Do you remember what 2:31:52.500 --> 2:31:54.670 it was called? No. Incense bamboo? 2:31:54.680 --> 2:31:56.949 I'm not looking it up. Giant timber? I'm not looking 2:31:56.990 --> 2:31:57.279 it up. 2:31:57.830 --> 2:31:58.210 I'm not. 2:31:58.430 --> 2:32:04.170 I will tell you this. If it's giant timber bamboo. 2:32:04.270 --> 2:32:05.250 It was enormous. 2:32:05.350 --> 2:32:06.270 If it is that. 2:32:07.350 --> 2:32:10.390 A 25-gallon, in other words, like a pot that's about 2:32:10.430 --> 2:32:13.110 this big around and about that tall with that bamboo 2:32:13.150 --> 2:32:15.110 in there, how much do you think that is right now? 2:32:15.310 --> 2:32:16.869 And how many of those do you think you would have? 2:32:17.770 --> 2:32:19.400 In a pot that would be like a witch's kettle, 2:32:19.420 --> 2:32:22.040 like about this big around, which would be like maybe 2:32:22.060 --> 2:32:24.280 two feet, and then maybe a foot and a half 2:32:24.300 --> 2:32:25.060 or two feet deep. 2:32:25.060 --> 2:32:27.980 $ 500. How many of those do you think you had? 2:32:28.820 --> 2:32:34.780 I think I had like probably upwards like 13 like 2:32:34.940 --> 2:32:40.720 Campbell can-sized chunks like tubes shoots of bamboo okay. 2:32:40.560 --> 2:32:44.320 So that's probably two of these so you sold uh 2:32:45.180 --> 2:32:48.820 that bamboo for twenty dollars and according to. 2:32:48.680 --> 2:32:50.920 This if it's trying to give it away if it's. 2:32:50.879 --> 2:32:54.879 Giant timber bamboo you gave around one thousand one hundred 2:32:54.920 --> 2:33:01.180 dollars worth of bamboo away today a 25 gallon giant 2:33:01.240 --> 2:33:05.140 timber bamboo is 550 from plants express and you you 2:33:05.180 --> 2:33:07.820 gave away two of those Even the minimum one, you 2:33:07.840 --> 2:33:08.470 gave away $ 250 worth. 2:33:08.920 --> 2:33:11.789 So keep that $ 20? Is that what you're saying? Keep 2:33:11.810 --> 2:33:12.850 the $ 20? 2:33:12.510 --> 2:33:16.190 Hold that $ 20, homie. Did you not want me to 2:33:16.230 --> 2:33:17.449 tell you that? I'm sorry, dude. 2:33:17.470 --> 2:33:18.610 No, it's not like I. 2:33:18.650 --> 2:33:21.199 I'll take it back. I don't think I said anything 2:33:21.260 --> 2:33:23.160 beforehand that I didn't want to find out. 2:33:25.379 --> 2:33:27.740 You may have yelled it, actually. A handful of times. 2:33:27.820 --> 2:33:28.940 Those are your raw thoughts. 2:33:30.050 --> 2:33:33.130 Today's Ross Johnson brought to you by... I'm going to 2:33:33.170 --> 2:33:35.590 call Moe just because I need a friend right now. 2:33:36.870 --> 2:33:38.800 Is that a service he provides? I like that. I 2:33:38.820 --> 2:33:40.680 think so. I'm out. Peace. 2:33:40.800 --> 2:33:40.980 All right. 2:33:41.020 --> 2:33:41.360 Thanks, Moe. 2:33:41.379 --> 2:33:43.660 We appreciate that. Good job. Deb, got some news for us? 2:33:43.879 --> 2:33:44.099 Yeah. 2:33:44.120 --> 2:33:46.340 We're going to talk about King Tides. 2:33:46.560 --> 2:33:46.680 Oh. 2:33:46.720 --> 2:33:49.599 Yeah. Have you seen the ones on... Oh, my God. 2:33:49.620 --> 2:33:49.700 Yeah. 2:33:49.720 --> 2:33:51.620 We're going to talk about what King Tides have done 2:33:51.760 --> 2:33:56.580 over in New Smyrna Beach. A flesh-eating bacteria death has 2:33:56.620 --> 2:33:59.000 been reported in Florida. Great time for the hiccups. 2:33:59.020 --> 2:33:59.160 Yeah. 2:33:59.400 --> 2:34:03.070 And remember to grab those Powerball and Mega Millions tickets tonight. 2:34:03.100 --> 2:34:05.990 There's a pretty sizable jackpot. We'll talk about that next 2:34:06.030 --> 2:34:07.350 during You Heard It Here First. You got it. 2:34:07.350 --> 2:34:08.630 Let's take a little break. We'll come back and get 2:34:08.670 --> 2:34:10.030 Deb's news and get the hell out of here on 2:34:10.050 --> 2:34:10.450 a Monday. 2:34:14.830 --> 2:34:18.440 It's time for a Talkback Purge on The Jim Colbert Show. 2:34:21.140 --> 2:34:23.680 Hey, JCS crew, what's going on? This is Ray Mello. 2:34:23.800 --> 2:34:27.710 I'm an annual pass holder for Disney. And the family 2:34:27.730 --> 2:34:30.110 and I, we have a great time going over there. 2:34:30.680 --> 2:34:34.900 So to the gentleman that wrote that article, Shane the 2:34:34.959 --> 2:34:37.820 Groucher Croucher, if you have an. 2:34:37.840 --> 2:34:38.980 Issue, go get a tissue. 2:34:39.000 --> 2:34:41.440 If you have drama, save it for your mama. 2:34:42.340 --> 2:34:43.250 He's got all the sayings, guys. 2:34:43.270 --> 2:34:44.510 I think you guys are completely right. 2:34:44.629 --> 2:34:48.810 You know business is made for everybody because what two-year-old 2:34:48.850 --> 2:34:51.090 doesn't love the Hall of Presidents? 2:34:53.820 --> 2:34:55.320 Colbert Crew, it's Sarah. 2:34:55.360 --> 2:34:55.960 Hello, guys. 2:34:56.000 --> 2:34:58.500 I'm super excited to have this weekend off. Did not 2:34:58.520 --> 2:35:00.099 know you guys were doing a live broadcast. 2:35:00.140 --> 2:35:00.240 What? 2:35:00.300 --> 2:35:02.720 I'll surely be there. Nice. Very happily. 2:35:02.740 --> 2:35:05.000 And I'm going to be at the Best Love Challenge 2:35:05.020 --> 2:35:08.029 with my dad and Swilly. And then my dad, for 2:35:08.070 --> 2:35:11.750 his birthday, got a charter boat fishing trip. And he 2:35:11.770 --> 2:35:13.890 was like, hey, since Swilly's going to be in town, 2:35:13.950 --> 2:35:16.430 let's invite him. So now me, dad, and Swilly are 2:35:16.450 --> 2:35:18.570 going to do a fishing charter on Sunday. So it's 2:35:18.590 --> 2:35:20.430 going to be a good weekend. I cannot wait to 2:35:20.450 --> 2:35:21.510 see you guys. Cool. 2:35:21.530 --> 2:35:22.860 Can't wait to see you either, man. It's going to 2:35:22.900 --> 2:35:23.070 be fun. 2:35:24.310 --> 2:35:27.350 Oh, hey, I know you. How you ma? 2:35:27.930 --> 2:35:28.789 How Amy? 2:35:29.250 --> 2:35:32.270 How you family? I here for bamboo. 2:35:32.290 --> 2:35:32.390 Aroha. 2:35:33.530 --> 2:35:43.940 Aroha. Oh, my God, dude. Oh, no. Confucius say. Ross may. Whoopsie. 2:35:44.240 --> 2:35:45.199 I'm sorry, man. 2:35:46.040 --> 2:35:46.920 That's all right, buddy. 2:35:47.320 --> 2:35:49.480 Just think of it as paying it forward. 2:35:50.560 --> 2:35:53.680 For any stuff you've done in the past or, you know. 2:35:53.780 --> 2:35:54.760 Yeah, not a bad way to say it. 2:35:54.760 --> 2:35:56.700 Rolling a window up on a homeless guy because he 2:35:56.740 --> 2:35:57.580 didn't want to deal. 2:35:58.580 --> 2:35:59.720 You just paid it forward, bro. 2:35:59.760 --> 2:36:00.160 That's all. 2:36:00.180 --> 2:36:00.600 Yeah. 2:36:00.640 --> 2:36:02.340 You'll have good karma coming your way. 2:36:02.410 --> 2:36:03.410 My man's got you, dude. 2:36:03.450 --> 2:36:05.449 That's it. You're going to get a great deal on 2:36:05.490 --> 2:36:05.890 that roof. 2:36:06.390 --> 2:36:07.470 Hunter, he's got you. 2:36:09.390 --> 2:36:12.830 Hey, Ross, how do you hold a sawzall, like a javelin? 2:36:12.970 --> 2:36:13.510 A spear. 2:36:13.709 --> 2:36:15.539 I think you mean a pole vault pole. 2:36:16.040 --> 2:36:16.740 He does not. 2:36:16.760 --> 2:36:17.260 If I'm wrong. 2:36:17.360 --> 2:36:21.209 Sir, he does not. Not know that. It's dangerous. It is. 2:36:21.230 --> 2:36:25.220 It's dangerous. Yeah, dude. Oh, come on. 2:36:25.340 --> 2:36:25.560 Wait. 2:36:28.620 --> 2:36:31.080 I'm in a glass case of emotion. 2:36:40.280 --> 2:36:42.160 You're going to have to have the passing shot. 2:36:42.379 --> 2:36:44.760 I'd like to think that for anyone who's been listening 2:36:44.800 --> 2:36:46.940 to this show for years, that that's the same guy 2:36:47.000 --> 2:36:49.020 who was Ram Ranch. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 2:36:49.140 --> 2:36:51.160 Oh, I hope it is the Ram Ranch guy. We 2:36:51.220 --> 2:36:53.060 never hear from the Ram Ranch guy anymore. 2:36:53.420 --> 2:36:56.200 He must have moved. Ram Ranch was the hardest I 2:36:56.220 --> 2:36:58.100 have ever laughed at this program, for sure. 2:36:58.120 --> 2:37:00.940 The iHeartRadio app you can take literally anywhere with you 2:37:00.990 --> 2:37:02.690 in the world. That's right, 100%. There's no reason to 2:37:02.730 --> 2:37:03.110 stop listening. 2:37:03.129 --> 2:37:05.190 All right, again, what the gentleman was talking about is, 2:37:05.270 --> 2:37:06.990 or Sarah was talking about, is we're going to be at... 2:37:08.129 --> 2:37:11.090 the Sunset Walk Promenade right there at Margaritaville this weekend 2:37:11.110 --> 2:37:12.830 for our Best of Challenge. We do this every year. 2:37:12.890 --> 2:37:15.300 It's from 12 until 3. This is a free event 2:37:15.320 --> 2:37:16.680 if you want to come out and just chill. If 2:37:16.700 --> 2:37:19.220 you want to do the tasting ticket, that's $ 20, but 2:37:19.260 --> 2:37:23.260 that does give you food from 12 different restaurants. The 2:37:23.300 --> 2:37:25.490 entire crew will be there. There's going to be live music, 2:37:25.730 --> 2:37:28.750 afterwards a car show, bring the entire family. And if 2:37:28.790 --> 2:37:33.620 you go to our website, realradio.fm slash sunset, what you're 2:37:33.640 --> 2:37:36.240 going to find is a deal for a room. We 2:37:36.260 --> 2:37:38.880 would love for you to join us for our live broadcast. 2:37:38.900 --> 2:37:40.190 We're going to do games. We're going to have a 2:37:40.180 --> 2:37:42.210 lot of fun stuff to give away. It is going 2:37:42.230 --> 2:37:44.189 to be an absolute blast. They're opening up a bar 2:37:44.250 --> 2:37:46.490 for us. It's going to be awesome. They love to 2:37:46.510 --> 2:37:47.490 cater to the fans of the show. They love to 2:37:47.510 --> 2:37:48.849 cater to the fans of the show. So we hope 2:37:48.870 --> 2:37:52.670 to see you again. Realradio.fm slash sunset for all the information. 2:37:52.690 --> 2:37:54.840 You can even get your tickets there. So hope to 2:37:54.879 --> 2:37:57.540 see you out there for sure. Deb, let's do You 2:37:57.560 --> 2:37:58.279 Heard It Here First. 2:37:59.360 --> 2:38:02.720 It's time for You Heard It Here First on the 2:38:02.740 --> 2:38:03.760 Jim Colbert Show. 2:38:03.920 --> 2:38:07.120 Yeah, several days of king tides plus a full moon 2:38:07.160 --> 2:38:10.590 have carved massive sand cliffs along parts of New Smyrna Beach, 2:38:10.650 --> 2:38:14.550 washing away large amounts of sand and money. leaving some 2:38:14.610 --> 2:38:18.270 seawalls fully exposed. In fact, at 27th Avenue Beach Park 2:38:18.310 --> 2:38:21.290 and other sections of the coastline, the erosion has created 2:38:21.350 --> 2:38:24.779 sand cliffs estimated to be four to five feet high. 2:38:25.340 --> 2:38:29.200 Florida Sea Grant Extension agent Anna Zangroni says it's really 2:38:29.280 --> 2:38:32.580 not the flooding, it's sea level rise, making these types 2:38:32.640 --> 2:38:36.350 of flooding events more frequent, longer lasting, and capable of 2:38:36.430 --> 2:38:39.599 reaching farther inland. It was a whole bunch of factors 2:38:39.640 --> 2:38:42.970 that culminated in that really intense flooding without a drop 2:38:43.010 --> 2:38:46.490 of rain being present. And you know Volusia County officials 2:38:46.530 --> 2:38:49.090 have to be happy because the erosion comes months after 2:38:49.190 --> 2:38:54.440 Volusia County completed its $ 25 million South Berm project, which 2:38:54.560 --> 2:38:57.209 added sand to the beach to help protect... homes, roads, 2:38:57.230 --> 2:38:59.690 and other infrastructure from storm-driven waves. 2:38:59.770 --> 2:39:01.470 Man, you're looking at it. Kids are like playing. They're 2:39:01.510 --> 2:39:03.529 jumping off of it. There's a car parked next to it, 2:39:03.650 --> 2:39:05.110 and the cliffs are higher than the car. 2:39:05.170 --> 2:39:07.200 It's huge. A lot of beachgoers say they were just 2:39:07.240 --> 2:39:09.800 shocked to see how much it's changed. All right, a 2:39:09.860 --> 2:39:13.060 warm water bacteria infection has killed a Pinellas County resident. 2:39:13.080 --> 2:39:16.020 The state says the bacteria behind the flesh-eating disease has 2:39:16.390 --> 2:39:19.050 Claim the life of someone aged 50 to 54. They 2:39:19.370 --> 2:39:22.450 generally don't release a lot of information. Four other people 2:39:22.510 --> 2:39:27.010 have died from Vibrio in Florida this year. Bay, Broward, Marion, 2:39:27.129 --> 2:39:31.020 and Palm Beach counties. The state has recorded 23 cases overall. 2:39:31.060 --> 2:39:32.980 For those who don't know, the bacteria is found in 2:39:33.340 --> 2:39:36.560 brackish seawater and can be acquired from eating raw or 2:39:36.700 --> 2:39:39.980 undercooked shellfish. Also, people with open wounds or cuts can 2:39:40.080 --> 2:39:44.560 also be exposed to Vibrio. through direct contact with seawater. 2:39:45.080 --> 2:39:50.629 All right, tonight's Powerball drawing is worth an estimated $ 389 million. 2:39:50.870 --> 2:39:54.270 I know, poultry, by comparison. Sure, yeah. No grand prize 2:39:54.290 --> 2:39:56.650 winner on Saturday night, so a lucky winner or winner 2:39:56.730 --> 2:39:59.830 stands to walk away with just shy of $ 162 million 2:39:59.850 --> 2:40:02.699 if they take the lump sum payout option. Odds of 2:40:02.740 --> 2:40:06.180 winning all that money, roughly one in $ 292 million. And 2:40:06.240 --> 2:40:09.100 if things don't work out for you Monday, there's $ 300 2:40:08.540 --> 2:40:11.380 million up for grabs the next day in the Mega 2:40:11.420 --> 2:40:14.080 Millions drawing. And you heard it here first on the 2:40:14.120 --> 2:40:15.800 Jim Colbert Show. Thank you, Debra. Who do we have 2:40:15.820 --> 2:40:18.340 to thank today, young lady? We want to thank Attorney 2:40:18.360 --> 2:40:21.500 Moe Duet for saucing up our Monday. Thank you, Moe. 2:40:21.520 --> 2:40:22.320 Thank you, Moe. 2:40:22.379 --> 2:40:23.060 I'm about that life. 2:40:23.260 --> 2:40:26.840 Also want to thank Emily the Movie Girl and Brandon 2:40:26.860 --> 2:40:29.260 Kravitz from 96.9 The Game. Just in case you missed 2:40:29.340 --> 2:40:32.780 Emily's movie reviews or Brandon talking sports. Both of their 2:40:32.820 --> 2:40:35.480 podcasts have been posted to The Jim Colbert Show. And 2:40:35.540 --> 2:40:38.879 last but never least, Candice Rich and Alicia Boulware for 2:40:38.920 --> 2:40:40.200 running our YouTube chat. 2:40:40.220 --> 2:40:40.560 Thanks, guys. 2:40:40.600 --> 2:40:43.379 Appreciate it. As we do every single day, Jack, question 2:40:43.700 --> 2:40:46.000 of the day. Did you watch part of the MTV 2:40:46.300 --> 2:40:48.000 Video Music Awards last night? 2:40:48.100 --> 2:40:50.820 What the hell was Madonna wearing? It was cringe. 2:40:50.879 --> 2:40:53.540 Every time she was speaking, I was just waiting for 2:40:53.560 --> 2:40:57.000 it to be over. The entire thing was unbelievably cringe, 2:40:57.080 --> 2:40:59.449 in my opinion. 18% say yes. 2:40:59.450 --> 2:40:59.510 13%. 2:40:59.510 --> 2:41:00.850 Pretty close. 2:41:00.950 --> 2:41:03.110 Wow. Very good. 2:41:03.170 --> 2:41:09.230 Ross, stand up. Stand up. October 6th, over in Sand Lake, Dr. 2:41:09.310 --> 2:41:13.320 Phillips area, I will be performing at Lizzie's Live. And 2:41:13.379 --> 2:41:18.040 then October 16th, Melbourne, I'm bringing the sketches to Pineapple. 2:41:18.060 --> 2:41:18.820 Oh, nice. 2:41:18.920 --> 2:41:18.990 Wow. 2:41:19.840 --> 2:41:20.820 RossComedy.com. 2:41:20.840 --> 2:41:23.760 That's RossComedy.com for all the information on his schedule and 2:41:23.920 --> 2:41:27.670 get tickets right there. Don't forget, it's RealRadio.fm slash sunset. 2:41:27.750 --> 2:41:29.390 Go there, grab your tickets. We hope to see you 2:41:29.510 --> 2:41:32.050 at the Sunset Walk for the Big Best Of Challenge 2:41:32.070 --> 2:41:33.820 at the Promenade. It's going to be a great time. 2:41:33.860 --> 2:41:35.539 Get yourself a room and join us for the live 2:41:35.560 --> 2:41:36.720 broadcast on Friday night. 2:41:37.379 --> 2:41:39.560 For sure. Going to be a good time. On behalf 2:41:39.620 --> 2:41:40.780 of Deb, Jack, and Ross, I'm Jim. 2:41:41.240 --> 2:41:42.160 We follow the new Shucky. 2:41:42.200 --> 2:41:44.440 They follow the monsters in the morning. After us, it's 2:41:44.459 --> 2:41:46.000 Tom and Dan with the Corporate Time and our friends 2:41:46.020 --> 2:41:48.160 from Real Laughs. We'll see you tomorrow at 3 for 2:41:48.260 --> 2:41:50.140 more of the Jim Colbert Show. Until then, have yourself 2:41:50.180 --> 2:41:51.640 a fantastic Monday evening. 2:41:51.800 --> 2:41:52.560 See you tomorrow. 2:41:52.640 --> 2:41:52.939 Bye. 2:41:53.420 --> 2:41:55.760 It's the damn dentures, y'all. 2:42:02.170 --> 2:42:04.020 If you missed any part of today's show, check out 2:42:04.040 --> 2:42:07.500 the Jim Colbert Show On Demand. And for highlighted future segments, 2:42:07.540 --> 2:42:10.100 listen to the Jim Colbert Show The Goods. Both are 2:42:10.120 --> 2:42:12.580 available for free on the iHeartRadio app.