Speaker 1: Something you're afraid to admit that you loo.
Speaker 2: Welcome back to Rover's Morning Glory.
Speaker 3: We'll get into this shoosy in a few minutes. What
Speaker 3: do you have on the way, Doug, I'm.
Speaker 4: Really surprised about an actor who was canceled already back,
Speaker 4: very already back, very quick, I feel. So I'll tell
Speaker 4: you who it is and how they're supposedly back next.
Speaker 5: We'll get to that in just a moment. I would
Speaker 5: send the I put some pictures up. But Snitzer, our
Speaker 5: video guy, is not here today. Charlie heroically sitting in
Speaker 5: for Snitzer.
Speaker 6: I wonder what's wrong with him?
Speaker 7: He said, Well, he said he was puking all night. Well,
Speaker 7: do you think there's a recall on granola?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 3: Wow, he got some bad granola. And I think that's
Speaker 3: all that guy eats. Seriously, I think there's I'm not joking.
Speaker 3: I think there was a recal on granola yesterday. Hmm.
Speaker 5: So he's normally when in our system, if you send
Speaker 5: us a picture, if you text us a picture, it
Speaker 5: goes to him, or I can forwarded it to him.
Speaker 3: I can forward it to him.
Speaker 5: But Charlie sitting back there, so I can't get that
Speaker 5: picture up, but Carrie sent two pictures. She says, it
Speaker 5: was an r MG weekend for my husband and me.
Speaker 5: We met Charlie on Saturday at a concert.
Speaker 3: Where were you, Charlie?
Speaker 7: Oh the We're at the Afterburn festival because see Newfound Glory.
Speaker 3: Oh okay.
Speaker 5: And I don't know if Friday, Friday, Friday, and on
Speaker 5: Saturday she was at a wedding where matitude flatitude our
Speaker 5: old phone screener wash DJing at the wedding. Then I
Speaker 5: also received a picture. Actually, my wife received a picture
Speaker 5: from a wedding over the weekend and it was from
Speaker 5: her sister who was at a wedding and she goes,
Speaker 5: look who's DJing this wedding? And it was our old
Speaker 5: phone screener dumb wow DJing a wedding that my sister
Speaker 5: in law was at.
Speaker 6: That's awesome.
Speaker 5: I don't know if she talked to him. I'm guessing,
Speaker 5: but I don't know for sure. I don't know how
Speaker 5: big the wedding was or what was going on. But Dougie,
Speaker 5: are you ready for the award winning Hizzy?
Speaker 4: I am always ready for the Shizzy. Are you ready?
Speaker 3: Here we go, Hizzy?
Speaker 4: I'll Rover's morning glory, So the defense in the Lindsay
Speaker 4: Clancy Murdy murder trial they will continue.
Speaker 6: Today.
Speaker 4: Lawyers for the Massachusetts woman charged with murdering her three
Speaker 4: young children started calling her family members to stand.
Speaker 6: The prosecution rested its case yesterday.
Speaker 4: Clancy's mom and sister testified about what they called Lindsay's
Speaker 4: unsettling behavior before she killed her kids back in twenty
Speaker 4: twenty three.
Speaker 3: Plan so they haven't wait a second.
Speaker 5: The defense hasn't alleged as part of the defense that
Speaker 5: the husband is the real person behind it, and necessary
Speaker 5: the conspiracy theory going around on TikTok. All these I
Speaker 5: mean no offense, ladies. It spuzzly ladies.
Speaker 3: You're just pulling stuff right out of your ass.
Speaker 5: All these people are completely convinced because they saw a
Speaker 5: couple of TikTok videos, that this woman didn't do it,
Speaker 5: her husband is actually behind the murders of her children. Now,
Speaker 5: wouldn't her own defense use that if that was even
Speaker 5: a plausible theory. Wouldn't they bring that up at trial?
Speaker 5: But no, they say, we did it, she did it,
Speaker 5: We know she did it. Here's why she was suffering
Speaker 5: from this postpartum psychosis. There's no doubt about what was
Speaker 5: going on.
Speaker 3: Anyway, go on there.
Speaker 4: An American Airline flight blew two tires while landing at
Speaker 4: Chicago O'Hare yesterday, according to the FAA. The airline said
Speaker 4: that there were no injuries after flight three eighty six
Speaker 4: experienced a tire issue after landing safely.
Speaker 6: What is going on with all these tiress?
Speaker 3: If your tires blow, do you just go to the gate?
Speaker 3: You have to stop over there?
Speaker 4: Well, the Boeing seven thirty seven touchdown. It departed from
Speaker 4: La Guardia and it touched around around two o'clock in
Speaker 4: the afternoon. Passengers got off the plane using stairs on
Speaker 4: the taxiway and then they were buzzed to the terminal.
Speaker 4: The plane was taken out of service for inspection. So
Speaker 4: they said that, I mean, it didn't explode obviously, they
Speaker 4: just it blows.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think maybe fairly common, I believe for whatever reason. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I think so. I mean, it doesn't happen all the time,
Speaker 5: but it's not unheard of.
Speaker 4: All right. So we have a story about Pens State.
Speaker 4: Thirteen Penn State Fratorney brothers bosted in a complex cocaine
Speaker 4: trafficking ring out of two separate frat houses that forced
Speaker 4: young pledges to cut and bag the drugs and then
Speaker 4: sold the students.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you kidd agree.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they said, you know, this is not this.
Speaker 3: Is not a great plan. I don't think.
Speaker 5: I don't know exactly what they were up to, But
Speaker 5: you're telling me that you want a pledge to be
Speaker 5: in this fraternity, so then you you force them to
Speaker 5: cut and bag all your cocaine. It seems like this
Speaker 5: is not a real secure method of somebody's gonna talk,
Speaker 5: somebody's gonna squeal. You don't know these guys too well.
Speaker 5: It's just a really really stupid plan.
Speaker 4: It sounds like, would you talk, though, if you were
Speaker 4: trying to be in this frat house?
Speaker 3: I don't think I do it. What if what if
Speaker 3: you didn't get in?
Speaker 5: You would then you'd definitely be like screw those guys,
Speaker 5: and you would then you would rat them out.
Speaker 3: I mean, this is an incredibly stupid plans.
Speaker 7: One of these guys to get arrested a little bit
Speaker 7: and then they go, where'd you get this cocaine? They're like, oh,
Speaker 7: we're making it at the where did you get it from?
Speaker 7: I'll let go, I'm making it. We're making it.
Speaker 5: And cut it up at the front house right over there.
Speaker 5: I'm being told to do this and then you're not
Speaker 5: a good idea. Immediately get caught.
Speaker 4: There's charges against fourteen total people, and they said. Officials
Speaker 4: said the cocaine was cut right at the Delta Upsilon
Speaker 4: and Sigma Kai then how you say up sil l O,
Speaker 4: n Okay and Sigma Kay fraternity houses before being sold
Speaker 4: mostly to other Penn State students. Now two members there
Speaker 4: were the main suppliers, making regular trips to Philadelphia and
Speaker 4: New York for large quantities of the drug.
Speaker 6: They were taken down. Obviously. Thirteen of those charges were
Speaker 6: Penn State students.
Speaker 5: Did your kid to college and and then you find
Speaker 5: out he's he or she is dealing cocaine at school?
Speaker 3: I mean, be furious. Oh ruin the ruin their life?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 7: Go on.
Speaker 4: So, some human remains were discovered in a dead area
Speaker 4: near Tucson, Arizona, and they're not believed to be connected
Speaker 4: to the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, according to authorities. The
Speaker 4: Sheriff's Department said that search and rescue deputies responded after
Speaker 4: remains were reported near this certain area, and investigators said
Speaker 4: the remains appeared to have been at that location for
Speaker 4: an like an extended period of time. But they don't
Speaker 4: have anything to do with the Nancy Gothrie case, which
Speaker 4: is so weird. It was about fifteen miles from the
Speaker 4: home of where the eighty four year old mother of
Speaker 4: Savannah Guthrie lived, and despite the proximity, the sheriff's department
Speaker 4: said that there was no indication the remains were connected.
Speaker 5: But this was the same sheriffs department that saw blood
Speaker 5: on her front porch. He goes, we don't think that's
Speaker 5: related to her disappearance.
Speaker 4: So haven't they been removed or are those buffoons still
Speaker 4: part of it?
Speaker 3: They's that's still their case.
Speaker 6: That's pretty scary.
Speaker 4: So more information is coming out regarding the death of
Speaker 4: Hayden Panitiera and she he apparently died of the result
Speaker 4: of an overdose. So she had flown to Greenville, South
Speaker 4: Carolina on Saturday with her on again and off again boyfriend.
Speaker 5: By the way, so I read this, So she flies
Speaker 5: back to South Carolina or whatever from Los Angeles with
Speaker 5: the same boyfriend who she claims was abusing her.
Speaker 3: She wrote a whole book.
Speaker 5: She just released a book earlier this year and part
Speaker 5: of that was how abusive this guy was, and why
Speaker 5: are you hanging out with the guy? Then?
Speaker 3: Why do that? Explain yourself?
Speaker 4: She can't now, but yeah, easier said than done. Maybe
Speaker 4: he said he was sorry and she's like okay. Maybe
Speaker 4: they were both trying to be sober. I don't know,
Speaker 4: but they were together. So they flew to this airbnb
Speaker 4: and it's where the boyfriend and his brother had been
Speaker 4: living at an apartment complex area. So they're there and
Speaker 4: just before two pm on Sunday, a nine one one
Speaker 4: call was received by an unidentified female who had gone
Speaker 4: into cardiac arrest. No authorities were there within minutes they
Speaker 4: performed CPR, but half hour later she was pronounced dead.
Speaker 4: The nine one one call mentioned an overdose and narkan
Speaker 4: was found on a mattress, so not clear if it
Speaker 4: was used on her. The autopsy did come back and
Speaker 4: said there was nothing like there was nothing traumatic or
Speaker 4: anything like that, but.
Speaker 3: There's an overdose run of the middle overdose.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I guess there's some there's some pictures and
Speaker 4: video of her that are now circulating.
Speaker 3: I guess she did a.
Speaker 5: Book signing and she was completely out of it, slurring
Speaker 5: her speech and they tried to stop anyone from filming it,
Speaker 5: and they're like, don't film no pictures, Like it's just
Speaker 5: how weird if you're doing a book signing event and
Speaker 5: you can't take any pictures or video of it because
Speaker 5: the person is so completely.
Speaker 3: Out of it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, she's she obviously was a troubled Yeah, troubled.
Speaker 4: Person, lost custody of her daughters, her daughter didn't even
Speaker 4: live with her.
Speaker 5: Remember when her book came out and I said, you
Speaker 5: know some of this stuff. I I don't know about
Speaker 5: some of this stuff. That seems like it's all just
Speaker 5: to get in the news and get publicity for selling
Speaker 5: this book. And I might have been right about that.
Speaker 5: I think she might have been. She might have been
Speaker 5: the cuckoo one, not the other people she was pointing
Speaker 5: fingersack go on.
Speaker 4: Finally, Pirates of the Caribbean producer Jerry Bruckheimer says that
Speaker 4: talks are currently underway with Johnny Depp and that would
Speaker 4: be for returning for the Pirates of the Caribbean sixth
Speaker 4: part of the franchise. So he did say that they're
Speaker 4: talking with Johnny, they're working on a screenplay and hopefully
Speaker 4: they can get this done so.
Speaker 6: That was best.
Speaker 4: The last Pirates of the Caribbean movie, dead Men, Don't
Speaker 4: dead Men Tell No Tales came out in twenty seventeen
Speaker 4: and that brought in just shy of eight hundred million dollars.
Speaker 6: If he comes back.
Speaker 4: To this franchise, this will be huge, don't you agree?
Speaker 5: I mean no, I saw the first one of it
Speaker 5: and maybe the second, adn't I all right?
Speaker 6: I just so there you go. That is a shizzy
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Speaker 3: Today.
Speaker 5: Alicia says, good morning, I'm listening to your show. You're
Speaker 5: talking about Flatitude and dumb being wedding DJs. Could you
Speaker 5: recommend them? My daughter is getting married in about a year,
Speaker 5: in about a year and a half and Champion, Pennsylvania.
Speaker 5: Should I google them for their contact information? Wondering if
Speaker 5: you could would recommend them for a DJ at a wedding?
Speaker 3: Sure?
Speaker 5: Absolutely, why not? She also says that her daughter graduated
Speaker 5: from Penn State and is marrying a man that she
Speaker 5: met at college. They don't do cocaine, she said, So
Speaker 5: that's good, Okay, right, they're not distributing cocaine out of there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's one of the colleges that's on my daughter's
Speaker 4: list is Penn State.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, and I saw.
Speaker 6: That story about cocaine. I'm like, well, here we go,
Speaker 6: cross that off the list.
Speaker 3: And yeah, we just google whatever contact info or whatever
Speaker 3: he is at them.
Speaker 5: I don't know, I don't see why not. I think
Speaker 5: they'd be willing to do it if they get the
Speaker 5: date open. Charlie tell me about First of all, I
Speaker 5: know who Dan Bilzarian is, all right, I mean he's
Speaker 5: all I know him really. Of is just as a
Speaker 5: guy who was on Instagram or social media and he
Speaker 5: was just constantly surrounded by hot chicks. And he's trying
Speaker 5: to show how alpha he is and how you know
Speaker 5: he's doing, you know, just trying to make his life
Speaker 5: look as sweet as possible. Now, money has come out
Speaker 5: or like getting paid to be there though, oh they
Speaker 5: definitely are. Plenty has come out about that, how they're
Speaker 5: basically paid to hang out there. Yeah, he wants to
Speaker 5: look like a playboy and that he has a bunch
Speaker 5: of money. And I'm sure he does have some money,
Speaker 5: but his dad, his dad, I believe.
Speaker 4: Was.
Speaker 5: I want to say that he was some sort of
Speaker 5: criminal from some sort of financial criminal or something I
Speaker 5: don't remember.
Speaker 7: Somehow and somehow, Dan was very rich himself. He's also
Speaker 7: in the military. At some point I don't remember. Well,
Speaker 7: he he tried.
Speaker 5: To say that he's a made all of his money
Speaker 5: playing poker thing, yet that I believe is completely also
Speaker 5: pretty bunch of embellished and made up that all of
Speaker 5: his money came from his father who was some sort
Speaker 5: of financial criminal, that.
Speaker 3: He didn't really I mean, I've read reports now, who knows.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Maybe he's making all this money off of playing poker.
Speaker 5: It kind of sounds sweet, right, like, oh, I make
Speaker 5: all my money playing poker. But I don't think that
Speaker 5: that was actually going down. I think the guy lost
Speaker 5: a lot of money playing poker.
Speaker 3: I don't, I don't. I don't think he won a
Speaker 3: bunch of it.
Speaker 7: And then I think he just makes money just being
Speaker 7: on We're used to at some point, just being Instagram guy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 7: And then then I think he opened up a weed
Speaker 7: business of some kind.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 7: And then his most famous thing was during the shooting
Speaker 7: in Las Vegas at the outside the hotel he he was.
Speaker 5: There and in the area or at that concert in
Speaker 5: Las Vey I guess, yeah.
Speaker 7: And he decided that while the shooting has happened, he
Speaker 7: was going to use his military knowledge to start helping
Speaker 7: the police, who I think we're yelling at him to
Speaker 7: get out of the scene and go away as he and.
Speaker 3: He's give me a gun. Gives me a gun, I
Speaker 3: know what to do.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Like the cop is going to just hand over
Speaker 5: a firearm to a complete stranger who, for all you know,
Speaker 5: might actually be part of the attack.
Speaker 7: In the middle of like pandemonium wherever he's running. And
Speaker 7: now you have this guy on Instagram filming you going
Speaker 7: to say give me a gun?
Speaker 5: That was his a computer situation, I mean, just a
Speaker 5: complete chaos and pandemonium and he's demanding a gun from
Speaker 5: a police officer there.
Speaker 3: Absolutely insane.
Speaker 5: Now, this guy, I know, I said, I don't want
Speaker 5: to talk about politics too much, but this guy he
Speaker 5: is is.
Speaker 3: He running for is he running for Congress?
Speaker 5: And Florida I believe, is that what he's doing Okay,
Speaker 5: I think and he give me one second.
Speaker 3: He is uh.
Speaker 5: He put out a commercial against the guy who's running
Speaker 5: against who is a Republican congressman. Who is I guess
Speaker 5: his name is Randy Fine. He happens to be a
Speaker 5: Jewish guy. Now, this guy, if you look into him,
Speaker 5: he said some in Randy Fine has said some inflammatory comments,
Speaker 5: anti muslim comments almost daily.
Speaker 7: Like this guy is also not a good guy, this
Speaker 7: Randy Fine guy. Just I mean he calls it almost
Speaker 7: every Muslim is a jihadi. Mamdami's Jihati Mamdami. Just everybody
Speaker 7: you're born as being taken over. Just really, I believe
Speaker 7: he said we should nuke Gaza.
Speaker 5: I think I read one of his past comments. All right,
Speaker 5: So so he's sort of weird Randy Fine. But Dan
Speaker 5: Bilzarian has a commercial targeting him because he's running against
Speaker 5: us Randy Fine. And this commercial prompted a very rare thing.
Speaker 5: It's it's hard these days to get Republicans and Democrats
Speaker 5: to agree on anything, right, I mean, it's almost impossible. Yeah,
Speaker 5: you could say, hey, you know what the sky is up,
Speaker 5: and they're not going to both agree to that.
Speaker 3: There's somebody's gonna argue that they get, well, what.
Speaker 5: About if you're in Australia, it's down from here. Like
Speaker 5: nobody will agree on anything these days. They did come
Speaker 5: together and agree that Dan Bil'sarian put out one of
Speaker 5: the worst commercials ever and that it is so anti Submitic,
Speaker 5: anti jew it's beyond belief. Now I read about this commercial, Charlie.
Speaker 5: You have viewed this, Yeah, I viewed it on a
Speaker 5: scale of one to ten.
Speaker 3: Give me your thought on crazy.
Speaker 7: It really can't get much worse, especially one certain person
Speaker 7: he mentions in it. I mean, I don't know what
Speaker 7: he's thinking. But just as you'll see the person, you'll see.
Speaker 7: So they've used this Randy Fine. And again I haven't
Speaker 7: seen I've only read about this. I'll play here just
Speaker 7: in a second.
Speaker 5: You can fire up r MG TV at Roverradio dot
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Speaker 5: your tablet or your TV. But they've used AI to
Speaker 5: make this Jewish guy, Randy Fine, look huge, right, like
Speaker 5: it's super super fat.
Speaker 3: Is that correct?
Speaker 5: Like he's yeah, but he's a big guy already, but
Speaker 5: not not not morbidly obese.
Speaker 3: I think not. I've seen some pictures of him.
Speaker 5: No, I saw a picture of him, because what he
Speaker 5: looks like in the commercial, he looks like what was
Speaker 5: that movie where the guy the whale or something was
Speaker 5: the movie where the h Yeah, and he's like super
Speaker 5: super fat in this commercial. They make this Jewish guy
Speaker 5: look super super fat. But if you look at him, Charlie,
Speaker 5: he's really not that fat, at least the pictures that
Speaker 5: I've seen.
Speaker 3: Okay, I don't know if this image I don't know
Speaker 3: if I can, how do I put this up? Let
Speaker 3: me put this up here. I don't know if it's
Speaker 3: Charlie's fronting video.
Speaker 5: By the way, since there is out sick today, so
Speaker 5: kind of fumbling.
Speaker 7: This is apparently a picture of him. M Okay, all right, Well,
Speaker 7: well maybe that's an older picture, maybe he's trimmed down.
Speaker 7: But I've seen this image a lot.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Maybe it's fake even I don't think.
Speaker 5: Yeah, if it is, and well I saw maybe a
Speaker 5: more recent picture of him fat, but who don't look
Speaker 5: that fat? Anyways, they make him look super fat and
Speaker 5: then they well, here listen and watch.
Speaker 3: Randy Fine wants you to die for real.
Speaker 9: The fat Jew or the fat Jew has got poisoned
Speaker 9: to sell. He left about innocent children dying if he
Speaker 9: opens his.
Speaker 3: Mouth and know he's a lyon. What kind of cydcho
Speaker 3: path wants to.
Speaker 6: Watch kids die?
Speaker 9: Well, they're just going and cattle to him, that's why
Speaker 9: Jewish supremacist Satan's creepy little minions? And should we revisit
Speaker 9: that Austrian.
Speaker 3: Painter his opinion?
Speaker 5: And in case you're not watching this on RMG TV,
Speaker 5: the Austrian painter that they're talking to and they ask
Speaker 5: whether they should revisit his opinions that Austrian painter is
Speaker 5: Adolf Hitlie.
Speaker 9: Should we revisit that Austrian painters of opinions?
Speaker 10: Why the stobory think kids sounds so contraus our society's
Speaker 10: long sweety den biosiia.
Speaker 6: Not one cent from a pack gun? Isn't the slave.
Speaker 8: You always know how fat riendy will behave He'll spend
Speaker 8: every penny on sending televi arms already as to him, are.
Speaker 3: Just useful.
Speaker 6: Tax why.
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 5: So anyway, so you can kind of get the point.
Speaker 5: This goes on for two and a half minutes, this
Speaker 5: political commercial. I don't think I've ever seen anything like
Speaker 5: this in my life. I mean, this is this is insane,
Speaker 5: absolutely outrageous, and I mean, in a political ad to
Speaker 5: say that we should revisit the ideas of Adolf Hitler.
Speaker 5: I don't care what you think about what's going on
Speaker 5: with Israel and Gaza and all that. I mean, this
Speaker 5: is this is this is sick stuff, man, this is
Speaker 5: and it's like you said, Charlie, par for the course
Speaker 5: these days, this is the new normal.
Speaker 7: Well, in that clip, I don't know if that tweet
Speaker 7: was real. What did Randy Fines say in that tweet?
Speaker 7: Did you see it? It said something like if I
Speaker 7: had to choose between dogs and Muslims, I'm picking dogs
Speaker 7: or something, they're both nuts.
Speaker 5: I think he did actually say that. I think that
Speaker 5: might be a real tweet. But so that guy's nuts.
Speaker 5: But you don't out nuts the nuts guy even in
Speaker 5: order to win.
Speaker 3: I mean, this is.
Speaker 7: Did he say absolutely? Obviously the hillar thing way line.
Speaker 7: But what if what if Dan said between Jews and dogs,
Speaker 7: I picked dogs?
Speaker 3: Also? Terrible? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Nuts, absolutely, But I cannot believe that this is the
Speaker 5: point where we're at, where this is how political ads
Speaker 5: now come out, and this is the kind of stuff
Speaker 5: that they're putting in and the use of AI in
Speaker 5: these political ads.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 5: They they have made this guy look super super fat. Yeah,
Speaker 5: you guys didn't pay attention yet, way fatter.
Speaker 3: In the they.
Speaker 5: Have used a I to essentially take this Randy Fine
Speaker 5: and make him laugh like as he's eating fried chicken
Speaker 5: or something, you know, like with stains all over his shirt,
Speaker 5: make them laugh as children are.
Speaker 3: Dying in this.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's really really disturbing stuff, very very strange.
Speaker 5: I've got to take a break. Eight sixty six, Yo,
Speaker 5: Rover is our number eight six six nine six seven
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Speaker 3: Hang on.
Speaker 1: I don't think they'll even take these morons musters. It's
Speaker 1: rovers morning Glory.
Speaker 5: We're talking about the use of AI and technology and
Speaker 5: campaign ads.
Speaker 3: Now, what about this technology.
Speaker 5: I don't know anywhere locally that does this. Maybe they
Speaker 5: do and I'm just unaware of it. But in Maryland
Speaker 5: they have stop sign cameras. Now, I've heard of speeding cameras,
Speaker 5: photo radar stuff, but red light imp signed red light cameras. Okay,
Speaker 5: I've heard of those stop sign cameras. Have you've heard
Speaker 5: of a stop sign camera? No, but I'm not surprised. Yeah,
Speaker 5: so they're putting cameras on stop signings now, and they
Speaker 5: already are running eighteen of these actively.
Speaker 3: They've added a bunch more.
Speaker 7: And these cameras what they do for the first thirty
Speaker 7: days that they're active, They won't write you a ticket
Speaker 7: if you don't come to a full and complete stop
Speaker 7: at the stop sign.
Speaker 3: They send you a warning.
Speaker 5: After thirty days, it goes live and they start writing
Speaker 5: tickets to people for failing to yield, failing to stop
Speaker 5: at a stop sign.
Speaker 3: Now they claim that out of all of.
Speaker 5: The stop sign cameras that they have, violation rates reach
Speaker 5: eighty seven percent at some locations. Now that means that
Speaker 5: eighty seven percent of drivers when they come up to
Speaker 5: a stop sign don't fully stop or stop at all.
Speaker 3: Eighty seven percent.
Speaker 5: You go, that's shocking, Well, it's not really, because honestly,
Speaker 5: what they're counting as a violation is just somebody not
Speaker 5: coming to a complete stop but a rolling stop.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, you're still looking around, you're looking you're going on, Yes,
Speaker 7: I could see that.
Speaker 5: Should be allowed a rolling stop. In fact, I'm gonna
Speaker 5: go step further. Coming to a complete stop at a
Speaker 5: stop sign is actually slightly more dangerous than doing a
Speaker 5: rolling stop because the person behind you. Everybody does rolling
Speaker 5: stops when it comes to stop sides, right, everybody the
Speaker 5: person behind you. They assume you're gonna be doing a
Speaker 5: rolling stop and they're rolling behind you. So then if
Speaker 5: you come to a complete stop unexpectedly, no, they might
Speaker 5: actually hit you from behind.
Speaker 3: Oh what do you mean, though, it's just.
Speaker 4: Being ridiculous And I'm guilty of doing rolling stops. I've
Speaker 4: been pulled over for rolling stops. I'm guilty of it,
Speaker 4: but that's still not an excuse.
Speaker 5: I got pulled over for a rolling stop like fifteen
Speaker 5: years ago and totally totally a complete and utters it's
Speaker 5: a scan.
Speaker 3: They could search your car. I mean, that's the real goals.
Speaker 7: Will stop this guy who's obviously not doing anything wrong,
Speaker 7: then maybe we can look in his eyes and then
Speaker 7: maybe we maybe hopefully he's buzzed, and then we can
Speaker 7: steal his car, give them a duy or whatever. That's
Speaker 7: the goal, but really has nothing to do with the
Speaker 7: stop and this stop.
Speaker 3: I mean, they didn't search my car.
Speaker 7: They just they saw your normal They're like, oh, you're
Speaker 7: you're book fine, so okay, so not him today. But
Speaker 7: that's the entire point of any of these stops that
Speaker 7: these stickers we have in our cars, they have to
Speaker 7: be updated. It's all just to good money, and hopefully, yeah,
Speaker 7: to get money.
Speaker 5: I would assume that these stop signing things, well yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: that's yeah, it's to get money. And even if they're
Speaker 5: doing this stop like I was pulled over and I
Speaker 5: didn't come to a complete stop, and it's like, and
Speaker 5: the guy, I go, if I didn't come to a
Speaker 5: complete stop, and it was pretty damn close, And the
Speaker 5: guy's like, well, I I watch the the the wheel
Speaker 5: of your car, like your hub cap, and if it,
Speaker 5: if it, you know, that's why I just pay attention
Speaker 5: to that. And if it completely comes to a full
Speaker 5: stop for half a second.
Speaker 3: We're all safer. We're all safer because of a good.
Speaker 11: Job to do a full stop at stop signs, because
Speaker 11: I don't want to get in trouble because to me,
Speaker 11: I always saw those commercials of we see you before
Speaker 11: you see us, So I'm always assuming a cop is
Speaker 11: probably watching me, so I make sure I stop there's
Speaker 11: a stop sign, right, I mean a few houses down
Speaker 11: from me, and a cop actually sits in front of
Speaker 11: my house, and I found out the reason he sits
Speaker 11: in front of my house is to watch that stop
Speaker 11: sign for people rolling through, And I think it's just safety.
Speaker 6: What if I don't see somebody.
Speaker 11: I've almost hit people before and I am nervous of
Speaker 11: running a person over. So I do want to come
Speaker 11: to a complete stop because I'm afraid somebody beat my
Speaker 11: blind spot and I go through and I kill somebody
Speaker 11: because I didn't stop properly and give them adequate time.
Speaker 5: Oh, I know, you still give adequate time, and you're essentially,
Speaker 5: for all intents and purposes, you're coming to a stop
Speaker 5: when you're doing a rolling stop.
Speaker 6: Going through it.
Speaker 5: Yes, that's yeah, if you're if you're rolling through it
Speaker 5: at fifteen miles an hour, that's different. But I mean
Speaker 5: the stop sign that I did, I slowed down. I
Speaker 5: see the stop sign. I slowed down.
Speaker 7: You see you're nobody's around, literally nobody's around, and go okay.
Speaker 5: You would know the stop sign I got stopped at, too, Charlie.
Speaker 5: It was on the north side of a liar nagel.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, like you remember I used to get to
Speaker 3: my house.
Speaker 7: Yeah, now, I grew up there. I know that it's
Speaker 7: to another the other side of the street. There's never
Speaker 7: been a car. Ever, it's just a stop signed to
Speaker 7: exist for some reason, just to get just to get tickets.
Speaker 5: You're right there now that I think about it, there
Speaker 5: is like it's there's it's like a little a little
Speaker 5: street that comes it's not even like I understand why
Speaker 5: they would have a stop sign. But but the main
Speaker 5: street shouldn't have a stop sign there. There's no reason
Speaker 5: for a stop sign there.
Speaker 7: It's that's a slow traff people and grass people and
Speaker 7: slow traffic down there.
Speaker 4: I think it's a stop light now it might be.
Speaker 5: A snow not the one that it's not the one
Speaker 5: on Mills and leer Nagel. That one is a stop light. Know, yeah,
Speaker 5: I don't know where that is. I don't know to look.
Speaker 5: There's definitely not a stoplight at where I got pulled over.
Speaker 5: It's just definitely not if there's a stop light there,
Speaker 5: they need to rip it down. To me, there shouldn't
Speaker 5: have even been a stop sign there.
Speaker 7: They started selling these things around my neighborhood and they're
Speaker 7: becoming more prevalent. And it's not a speed bump. It's
Speaker 7: a speed table. Have you guys come across.
Speaker 3: The speed table? What is that? It's just a massive
Speaker 3: speed bump.
Speaker 7: The first time you go over, you go at normal
Speaker 7: speed bump, you know, miles per hour. You're like, oh,
Speaker 7: it'll be fine. Then you launches you out of your
Speaker 7: car and you're like, oh, this is different. You literally
Speaker 7: have to go eight miles an hour over it or
Speaker 7: you will. You could feel it screwing up your car.
Speaker 7: It's just a massive, massive speed bump.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think if Miami Beach is filled with those,
Speaker 5: you do have to really slow down. But why are
Speaker 5: they putting them in your neighborhood. Do you have a
Speaker 5: problem with people driving to fast? Well, I don't think so.
Speaker 5: I mean not at all.
Speaker 7: I'm surprised every time I see because you got to
Speaker 7: go so slow.
Speaker 3: It is so slow.
Speaker 7: There's another thing they've installed, not in my neighborhood, but
Speaker 7: further a little further away, where they just put barriers,
Speaker 7: these curbs that just jut out from the street, so
Speaker 7: you have to come up to it and then you've
Speaker 7: got to do a little left turn around it, and
Speaker 7: it's just annoying. It's just made and if two cars
Speaker 7: are coming at the same time, if they were both
Speaker 7: to do left turn, they'd getting a little Well, actually,
Speaker 7: if you did it correctly. You could both go around,
Speaker 7: but nobody does it, so you did end up doing
Speaker 7: a head on collision.
Speaker 3: I'm a little confused by what you're saying.
Speaker 5: So they have I'll show you a pull one up,
Speaker 5: something that comes from the side of the road, just
Speaker 5: for no reason other than to slow you down.
Speaker 6: Obviously, you're what.
Speaker 3: You're saying is that no, no, they didn't have any problems.
Speaker 5: What they have are a bunch of doogies living in
Speaker 5: the neighborhood who have nothing better to do than It'd
Speaker 5: be like people are driving too fast through here.
Speaker 4: I hate there's little kids all around people.
Speaker 6: What are you speeding for? I hate it.
Speaker 5: If there's such a stoplight, cameras they've got to go.
Speaker 5: First of all, they should legalize rolling stops. It's one
Speaker 5: of the drawbacks of self driving cars is that they
Speaker 5: actually follow the rules. They're supposed to follow the rules
Speaker 5: of the road. Tesla would allow you, I think, to
Speaker 5: do a rolling stop, and then I think that some
Speaker 5: state regulator got angry that you could make that setting.
Speaker 5: So now maybe they do have to come to a
Speaker 5: complete stop. I'm telling you, people just don't expect you
Speaker 5: at a stop sign. A busy stop sign. People don't
Speaker 5: expect you to come to a complete stop.
Speaker 3: People.
Speaker 5: Now, when I say a rolling stop again, I'm not
Speaker 5: saying fifteen or twenty miles an hour. I'm saying, you go,
Speaker 5: you slow down to almost a complete stop, and then
Speaker 5: you let your foot off the brake and you roll
Speaker 5: a few feet as you continue to look, and then
Speaker 5: you and then you press on the gas and you go.
Speaker 3: That's a completely normal thing.
Speaker 5: Here's somebody says it's a stop sign, not a yield.
Speaker 5: For once in the six years I've been listening to
Speaker 5: the show, I agree with Dougie and not Rover. Nice
Speaker 5: a stop sign. I assume people stop and not roll through. Tommy, Yes,
Speaker 5: just wait till they start installing roundabouts, Rover, you will
Speaker 5: be completely lost.
Speaker 3: Annoying roundabouts suck. Don't do not install those.
Speaker 5: Turn the stop sign into a slow down sign and
Speaker 5: almost stop.
Speaker 7: I like the roundabout every every street I've come across it.
Speaker 7: I used to have a stop light at and now
Speaker 7: it's a roundabout thousand times thousand times better. Other than
Speaker 7: people don't want to use it correctly. If everybody knew
Speaker 7: how to use it, it's a great, it's great. Terrible it's
Speaker 7: the worst invention in the world. What are you talking about, Charlie.
Speaker 7: Traffic stop. Yeah, traffic doesn't stop. It's great.
Speaker 6: You still sometimes have to stop and wait for the trap. Wait,
Speaker 6: you have to.
Speaker 5: Wait for the person who's in the roundabout, so there
Speaker 5: is there's still and it's you know, and then it's
Speaker 5: even more confusing to me. Now, I know, statistically they're like, oh,
Speaker 5: these are safer, they do that in Europe, They're so great.
Speaker 3: I don't. I don't think so.
Speaker 5: To me. I think they cause more accidents because people
Speaker 5: are unsure what the hell is going on at a
Speaker 5: round about. And then you have some that are that
Speaker 5: they have large roundabouts too. Most of them are one lane.
Speaker 5: Some of them I've seen like three or four lane roundabouts.
Speaker 5: What the hell is that it's really and then you
Speaker 5: got to weave in and out, and I mean it's
Speaker 5: just it's garbage, total garbage.
Speaker 11: And if you've been in the wrong lane before and
Speaker 11: you're like, oh, no, I'm supposed to be on the
Speaker 11: inside lane, and now I have to go all the
Speaker 11: way back around to get to where I need to
Speaker 11: be right, I mean.
Speaker 5: I've gone around and around for about I think national lamppins,
Speaker 5: European vacations, keep going around you miss getting off.
Speaker 11: I've seen them like almost a figure eight where there
Speaker 11: were two, right, I mean those are acting.
Speaker 6: That's too much. Just give me a stop sign or
Speaker 6: a stop light.
Speaker 5: Yes, anyway, So this is what the future is gonna
Speaker 5: hold when it comes to traffic enforcement stop sign cameras,
Speaker 5: where they're gonna start hitting you with tickets if you
Speaker 5: don't come to a complete and full stop.
Speaker 7: Here's here's this image I have of this thing I
Speaker 7: was talking about. If you I don't know if you
Speaker 7: can see my mouse, you can't. But if you see
Speaker 7: right where it says Woodward Avenue right there. Okay, we're
Speaker 7: gonna start one to the third one half. The first
Speaker 7: one's half cut off. See that one that's cut off.
Speaker 7: See there's a little cement thing that pops out. There's
Speaker 7: cement in the street. They built like a planter in
Speaker 7: the middle of the street. And then there's one up
Speaker 7: above to the left. So when you're driving you have
Speaker 7: to slow down or you'll run, you'll drew in your car,
Speaker 7: so you have to stop. And then if another car
Speaker 7: is coming at you, guys both have to go around
Speaker 7: this thing. It's just annoying in the middle of the road,
Speaker 7: so you have do the traffic to go around it.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, this is ridiculous. Oh it is.
Speaker 5: Whose idea was this, I don't know, but people were
Speaker 5: speeding down the street and now you can't or you'll
Speaker 5: just there's there's So this is one set of them,
Speaker 5: and then there's another set higher up in the in
Speaker 5: the road a little more north.
Speaker 6: Well that's good. Then it slows you down.
Speaker 7: It definitely does, but nobody knows how to do it correctly,
Speaker 7: because if you went slow around it, both both cars
Speaker 7: could fit around it, but nobody does it, so they
Speaker 7: just speed through it.
Speaker 5: They try to beat the other person. It's like a
Speaker 5: game of chicken where it almost probably is prone to
Speaker 5: cause more ax.
Speaker 7: Oh, I'm sure it's definitely caused a lot of accidents
Speaker 7: because I go through the right way and some guys,
Speaker 7: as long as you really hug the thing, you can
Speaker 7: get around both cars can go. But other people just
Speaker 7: speed right through it and they're like, you're not supposed
Speaker 7: to do that, and then you almost get hit in
Speaker 7: the head on collision.
Speaker 3: It's very dump I.
Speaker 11: Mean, people also don't know if there is a car
Speaker 11: parked on your side of the street, that you're the
Speaker 11: one who should stop and wait for the other person
Speaker 11: to pass before you go into that oncoming traffic lane
Speaker 11: to go around the car.
Speaker 3: Who doesn't know that.
Speaker 11: Everybody always speed around as fast as they can't. They're like, no,
Speaker 11: I'm gonna beat you even though I have the right
Speaker 11: of way, and they will.
Speaker 6: Go all crazy. Oh yeah, it drives me insane.
Speaker 7: That one really does drive me nuts too, Especially that
Speaker 7: piss me off. And when people don't understand that a
Speaker 7: blinking light or a light that's not working is a
Speaker 7: four way stop.
Speaker 5: We have a problem with the country. Nobody knows that
Speaker 5: when you get two as when I stop lights out
Speaker 5: and it's blinking.
Speaker 7: They just start driving the just go, oh, I don't
Speaker 7: have lights today.
Speaker 3: That's fine for me. Everybody else is it's they have
Speaker 3: to stop. I don't. It's really annoying.
Speaker 5: Well, I just I'm not looking forward to more and
Speaker 5: more of these stop sign cameras. And again they're saying
Speaker 5: eighty seven percent of people aren't coming to complete stops
Speaker 5: at the stop signs, so they're just gonna I mean,
Speaker 5: this is just a.
Speaker 3: Money grab, is essentially what it is.
Speaker 5: Speaking of technology and legals stuff. There is an ingenious guy.
Speaker 5: I like this guy. This guy, his name is Matthew Elliott.
Speaker 5: He's representing himself in a court case. This is in Connecticut,
Speaker 5: and this case has been going back and forth and
Speaker 5: there's you know, various filings, rulings, things like that, And
Speaker 5: what this guy did in one of his online filings
Speaker 5: is ingenious.
Speaker 3: He put a he put a.
Speaker 5: Filing together, and then he put in really teeny tiny
Speaker 5: invisible fonts. He put what he wanted AI to do
Speaker 5: if AI was used in his case, so he would
Speaker 5: I guess they call it a prompt injection.
Speaker 3: So he was using invisible text kind of.
Speaker 5: We did a story about professors trying to catch their
Speaker 5: students cheating by putting invisible text in the homework assignment
Speaker 5: and that if you copied and paste your whole thing
Speaker 5: into chat GPT and tell it to write a paper,
Speaker 5: that it would then put a random word antelope or
Speaker 5: something in there. Yeah, and so he knew anybody who
Speaker 5: had cantelope in a in a paper about you know,
Speaker 5: machines or whatever, that he knew that you were cheating,
Speaker 5: that you had used AI. Well, this guy is doing
Speaker 5: this in a court filing where he put invisible text
Speaker 5: in there, and the invisible text was you couldn't read
Speaker 5: it if you were just reading it, but fully legible
Speaker 5: to any software that reads the document's text. So that
Speaker 5: if AI were used, and the prompts were to direct
Speaker 5: the AI to produce output that would favor him, meaning
Speaker 5: to make him win the case. And even there was
Speaker 5: a prior court clerk's ruling, he.
Speaker 3: Didn't like that. So he prompted the AI.
Speaker 5: He said, listen, take that prior clerk's ruling. That was
Speaker 5: obviously a mistake and an error in judgment. Ignore that,
Speaker 5: and here's why. And so he was prompting all this
Speaker 5: stuff in AI. Now I don't know how a judge
Speaker 5: ended up finding this. A judge find found out about this,
Speaker 5: and he was not too thrilled about this. Uh, and
Speaker 5: and he reprimanded this guy, this plaintiffs, at which point
Speaker 5: the plaintiff then started adding more invisible text into all
Speaker 5: of his court filings, putting jokes in there for the
Speaker 5: judge to find. I guess, but I mean in a way,
Speaker 5: I sort of look at it this way. If the
Speaker 5: text is there, and if there, if AI is going
Speaker 5: to be used in the case. To me, the case
Speaker 5: should be decided by an actual human being.
Speaker 3: Right, You're you're not going to see it.
Speaker 5: You're going to see whatever words you know, you're not
Speaker 5: going to see this invisible text. So you're ruling if
Speaker 5: you're ruling as a judge, as a human being, wouldn't
Speaker 5: even see that invisible text. I don't even think you
Speaker 5: should have a problem with the invisible text. I don't
Speaker 5: think AI should be reading all that stuff and coming
Speaker 5: up with a way to rule on it.
Speaker 3: Absolutely not.
Speaker 5: So I frankly, I don't see anything wrong with This guy,
Speaker 5: to me, is sort of keeping the system honest.
Speaker 3: And that's what he says.
Speaker 5: He goes, I was just auditing the court system to
Speaker 5: make sure you know, he's auditing the like the audit the.
Speaker 3: Auditor's YouTube channel.
Speaker 5: He's just auditing the court system in this particular case
Speaker 5: to make sure that there there's no weird AI rulings
Speaker 5: going on.
Speaker 3: I don't fault this guy for that. It is for
Speaker 3: them to use AI. Is that what he is proving?
Speaker 6: Like I think it is as going like, hey.
Speaker 7: You weren't supposed to be using this, So if you
Speaker 7: wouldn't have used this technology, this wouldn't have happened.
Speaker 3: Well, it is illegal.
Speaker 5: I think it's illegal for you to use AI when
Speaker 5: you do your filings. Now they're what they're doing when
Speaker 5: they are ruling on stuff. Because I know in Brazil
Speaker 5: there was a court case where something similar happened and
Speaker 5: that and these lawyers got in trouble for something similar
Speaker 5: to this.
Speaker 3: But you know, I don't know.
Speaker 5: I don't know how much AI is being used in
Speaker 5: the legal Oh, I'm.
Speaker 3: Sure it's being used like crazy.
Speaker 5: And we've all seen stories of attorneys that have been
Speaker 5: reprimanded because they've they've made these legal filings and they
Speaker 5: just prompt chat GPT or somebody to come up with it.
Speaker 5: And we know what chat GPD does. It lies and
Speaker 5: so it has a very convincing UH citations and footnotes
Speaker 5: and all this stuff prior case law that it's referencing,
Speaker 5: but it's completely made up. It's cases that don't even exist,
Speaker 5: and so attorneys have gotten in trouble for filing. And
Speaker 5: sometimes it's even high powered, really expensive law firms. We've
Speaker 5: seen story about this. So, now that being said, this
Speaker 5: guy's acting as his own attorney. I don't know what
Speaker 5: the court system is doing with the AI. But I
Speaker 5: don't have any problem with this guy. If he's putting
Speaker 5: invisible text in there, to me, I go, well, you
Speaker 5: shouldn't even see it. Hey, I shouldn't be ruling on this.
Speaker 5: He could put whatever he wants in there. A human being,
Speaker 5: the judge should be the one ruling on this.
Speaker 3: Doujie. You have the Shizzy coming up in just a
Speaker 3: few minutes. What's on the way.
Speaker 4: So whenever you think of actor Matthew McConaughey, you think
Speaker 4: about him being smelly and a big pot smoker.
Speaker 3: Well, smellie, I don't think of him as smelly. Why
Speaker 3: do you think of him as smelly?
Speaker 4: There have been reports that he's smelly like MOLLYO Like
Speaker 4: he doesn't shower.
Speaker 3: He's one of those guys.
Speaker 6: So yeah, he doesn't really use deodorant. And then huge
Speaker 6: pot smoker.
Speaker 4: But apparently he says he stopped smoking pot because of
Speaker 4: a song? What song by what artists really made him
Speaker 4: stop smoking pot?
Speaker 6: I'll tell you that story coming up next.
Speaker 3: All right, we'll be right back on Roverige Morning Glory,
Speaker 3: Hang on,