WEBVTT - The Dump Dinner 0:00:02.759 --> 0:00:06.890 The News Junkie is on. The best friends you never 0:00:06.930 --> 0:00:09.770 knew you had running through the most viral stories of 0:00:09.830 --> 0:00:16.050 the day. The News Junkie starts now. It is Thursday, 0:00:16.320 --> 0:00:22.060 October 22nd, 2026. Lots to get to today. From I'm 0:00:22.120 --> 0:00:25.960 in big trouble to the Internet is rocked by a 0:00:26.060 --> 0:00:30.130 huge security problem and a man's behavior on a Twitch 0:00:30.170 --> 0:00:36.560 stream shows. Shocks the world. Plus your calls, dispatches, emails, texts, 0:00:36.940 --> 0:00:39.200 and more. C-Lane is here. 0:00:39.320 --> 0:00:40.560 Hello. 0:00:40.720 --> 0:00:43.510 And so are you. Let's see you join us today. 0:00:43.520 --> 0:00:47.270 Send a dispatch. Record yours right now over on thenewsjunkie.com. 0:00:48.250 --> 0:00:52.659 You can also watch the show on YouTube and twitch.tv 0:00:52.720 --> 0:00:56.080 slash the news junkie. Your message is rolling right into 0:00:56.100 --> 0:01:02.180 the studio in real time. How's everybody doing on a Thursday? 0:01:02.260 --> 0:01:03.480 Good. 0:01:03.500 --> 0:01:07.330 How about you? Problems brewing. Problems. What did you do? 0:01:08.330 --> 0:01:09.310 I'm going to tell you. I'll tell you at the 0:01:09.330 --> 0:01:11.490 top of the hour. I'll tell you at the beginning 0:01:11.569 --> 0:01:13.550 of the next hour. Don't tease me. You tease everybody else. 0:01:13.569 --> 0:01:15.370 Don't tease me. I didn't want to tell you about 0:01:15.390 --> 0:01:17.950 this before the show because I was like, I don't know, man. 0:01:17.970 --> 0:01:23.250 I don't know. I almost brought it up just in case, 0:01:23.310 --> 0:01:25.690 just out of an abundance of caution with our meeting 0:01:25.709 --> 0:01:27.709 with the boss man this morning. I was like, well, 0:01:27.770 --> 0:01:31.380 you know. People might need to know what occurred. People 0:01:31.420 --> 0:01:33.819 might need to know what's going on here. I'll explain. 0:01:33.900 --> 0:01:37.040 I'll explain at the top of the next hour, and 0:01:37.140 --> 0:01:39.060 I'm going to need some help getting some answers. Is 0:01:39.100 --> 0:01:40.540 somebody else going to tell him? 0:01:40.560 --> 0:01:44.760 Did you do something in public that somebody's going to go, hey, 0:01:45.780 --> 0:01:48.920 you know that guy that's in your midday show, Mr. 0:01:49.000 --> 0:01:49.700 Bradshaw? 0:01:50.170 --> 0:01:50.470 Yes. 0:01:51.190 --> 0:01:55.030 Yes. Oh, gosh. I don't want to tease too much. 0:01:55.170 --> 0:01:56.850 I'll explain at the top of the hour, but I 0:01:56.930 --> 0:02:01.080 am going to need... Some help, probably. I've got some 0:02:01.120 --> 0:02:06.150 problems on my hands here. We'll talk. Worse than that. 0:02:07.210 --> 0:02:11.210 Worse than that. Let's start off as we always do here. 0:02:11.230 --> 0:02:12.680 Let's put our ears to the ground, our fingers on 0:02:12.700 --> 0:02:15.160 the pulse, and let's see what's happened to this great 0:02:15.200 --> 0:02:18.120 big wide world of ours. We go to... Well, we're 0:02:18.139 --> 0:02:19.359 going to be on a plane here. We haven't been 0:02:19.400 --> 0:02:21.040 on a plane in a while. Haven't been on the 0:02:21.100 --> 0:02:22.660 planet in a little while on this show. I'm going 0:02:22.690 --> 0:02:24.990 to dust it off here. It's been like three days, 0:02:25.070 --> 0:02:27.750 no plane stories. And somebody emailed me yesterday, and they 0:02:27.770 --> 0:02:30.510 were like, are you purposely avoiding plane stories so C-Line 0:02:30.530 --> 0:02:31.830 doesn't hit you with the back on the plane song? 0:02:31.850 --> 0:02:33.530 He is, guys. He is doing it. He just doesn't 0:02:33.590 --> 0:02:35.700 want to hear. What a shock. What a surprise. 0:02:35.740 --> 0:02:36.020 Maybe. 0:02:36.080 --> 0:02:38.920 It's a tough story as long as it flies. Got 0:02:38.940 --> 0:02:41.500 to fly out of here. This next clip is wild 0:02:41.520 --> 0:02:43.970 and insane. And as you might have guessed, we're back. 0:02:45.240 --> 0:02:47.359 Corny looking for flights anyhow. Got to get the hell 0:02:47.380 --> 0:02:47.620 out of here. 0:02:47.840 --> 0:02:48.040 All right. 0:02:48.280 --> 0:02:53.950 A footage recorded by a passenger shows a plane getting 0:02:54.070 --> 0:02:57.310 struck by lightning. You'll hear the moment when this happens. 0:02:57.330 --> 0:03:00.680 They're just cruising along on this flight. Let's listen in. 0:03:03.060 --> 0:03:17.230 All is well. Right there. Now they are laughing way 0:03:17.270 --> 0:03:19.329 more than I would be. This doesn't seem like a 0:03:19.389 --> 0:03:23.890 serious response. I know. I would expect. If my plane 0:03:23.910 --> 0:03:27.799 got struck by lightning, I'd just be like screaming at 0:03:27.860 --> 0:03:30.000 the top of my lungs. It also doesn't seem. 0:03:30.950 --> 0:03:34.900 like uh it didn't it didn't seem very loud a 0:03:35.470 --> 0:03:36.910 the lights didn't even flicker did. 0:03:37.880 --> 0:03:42.000 It not oh oh right there it's so fast did 0:03:42.020 --> 0:03:44.900 the lights flicker no the lights didn't flicker the the 0:03:45.020 --> 0:03:49.180 flash is just so strong holy cow that it blows 0:03:49.360 --> 0:03:52.480 out the camera in the moment that this lightning strike 0:03:52.540 --> 0:03:54.900 is keep in mind this plane's probably like thousands tens 0:03:54.920 --> 0:03:59.000 of thousands of feet up in the air And then there's, aye, aye, aye. 0:03:59.520 --> 0:04:00.310 Aye, aye, aye. 0:04:05.640 --> 0:04:11.960 These people have ice in their veins. There is one 0:04:12.040 --> 0:04:14.240 guy on the plane with his head. This is what 0:04:14.340 --> 0:04:17.000 I do. His head is pushed so far back into 0:04:17.040 --> 0:04:19.460 his headrest. He's staring up at the ceiling of the plane. 0:04:19.880 --> 0:04:23.580 And the guy's just like, please, land it now, please. 0:04:23.810 --> 0:04:27.289 So I don't know why exactly the dude was taping 0:04:27.350 --> 0:04:29.669 or filming or whatever we're calling it these days, why 0:04:29.710 --> 0:04:32.400 he was taking the video. But it does say it 0:04:32.440 --> 0:04:35.580 was hit just minutes before its scheduled landing. So it 0:04:35.600 --> 0:04:39.270 probably was lower to the ground than cruising altitude. Is 0:04:39.710 --> 0:04:43.770 it good? Is it maybe why it got struck by lightning? 0:04:43.950 --> 0:04:48.450 Because maybe when you're in your descent headed towards the airport, 0:04:48.490 --> 0:04:49.930 you have to go through some clouds. 0:04:50.570 --> 0:04:50.730 Yeah. 0:04:50.770 --> 0:04:53.430 I mean, I have had moments. I'm sure you've had this, too. Well, 0:04:53.450 --> 0:04:55.210 I've had moments when I was on a flight and 0:04:55.230 --> 0:04:57.500 we were like cruising altitude and we were above the 0:04:57.540 --> 0:05:00.119 storm and you could look down and see the storm 0:05:00.160 --> 0:05:02.500 and the lightning going on below you in the clouds. 0:05:03.180 --> 0:05:05.940 And that was kind of like cool and interesting. So 0:05:05.980 --> 0:05:08.120 maybe it usually goes lower. And then when they're coming 0:05:08.160 --> 0:05:10.119 in for the landing is when they're at most risk 0:05:10.190 --> 0:05:11.909 for the plane getting struck. 0:05:12.110 --> 0:05:14.710 See, I always like for whatever reason in my head 0:05:14.770 --> 0:05:18.720 thought that. Aircraft could not get struck by lightning, which 0:05:18.820 --> 0:05:22.760 is clearly wrong. But I just thought because there's no 0:05:22.839 --> 0:05:26.910 path to the ground, why would lightning strike it? So 0:05:26.990 --> 0:05:31.099 I don't know the phenomenon yet. or the explanation behind 0:05:31.200 --> 0:05:34.100 why a plane or an aircraft would get struck by 0:05:34.140 --> 0:05:37.320 lightning because of everything we learned about electricity and lightning and, 0:05:37.680 --> 0:05:40.900 and how to avoid, you know, problems with lightning, like 0:05:41.020 --> 0:05:42.790 you have a lightning rod that goes all the way 0:05:42.810 --> 0:05:44.690 to the ground. It wants the path of least resistance. 0:05:44.790 --> 0:05:46.970 All of those things that we learned about electricity, uh, 0:05:47.790 --> 0:05:51.950 I don't know what anomaly allows an airplane to be 0:05:51.990 --> 0:05:52.530 struck by light. 0:05:52.570 --> 0:05:54.790 Let's do this. Let's not think about it anymore. Let's 0:05:54.830 --> 0:05:56.270 not think because I don't want to get any more 0:05:56.330 --> 0:05:58.520 frightened of flying. It's not good. Now that I've seen 0:05:58.540 --> 0:06:00.880 this video, it seems like it's not so bad. No, 0:06:00.920 --> 0:06:03.020 they had a good time. Bear Lover says, are people 0:06:03.060 --> 0:06:06.839 just continuously filming their every moment these days? Yes. Yeah, 0:06:06.900 --> 0:06:10.380 that's true. Yeah, people are just literally filming all of 0:06:10.440 --> 0:06:13.510 the things at all of the moments. Save for me. 0:06:13.570 --> 0:06:16.390 I didn't film what happened to me yesterday. 0:06:16.610 --> 0:06:19.700 Here's the thing, though. I keep saying I want to 0:06:19.779 --> 0:06:24.110 get this particular device. I know that once I get it, 0:06:24.700 --> 0:06:27.270 once I install it and turn it on and use it, 0:06:28.040 --> 0:06:31.220 nothing cool is going to happen to me. Nothing interesting. 0:06:31.700 --> 0:06:34.780 I want a dash cam. I want to get a 0:06:34.820 --> 0:06:37.320 dash cam. You know what happened this week on my 0:06:37.360 --> 0:06:40.670 way to work? I believe it was Tuesday. I was 0:06:40.730 --> 0:06:45.460 driving through downtown, just getting out of the central downtown area, 0:06:45.520 --> 0:06:50.690 but still passing that 7-Eleven on 50, right? And as 0:06:50.770 --> 0:06:54.550 I'm driving by, I look over, and a man walks 0:06:54.670 --> 0:06:57.820 up to a metal pole and starts making out with it. 0:06:58.380 --> 0:06:59.320 Okay. 0:06:59.339 --> 0:06:59.419 Okay. 0:07:00.600 --> 0:07:03.280 Do we know if this guy was on drugs or... 0:07:03.200 --> 0:07:05.770 I would assume. I hope the guy was on drugs. 0:07:06.190 --> 0:07:08.330 Me too, actually. If he wasn't, I'd be more worried 0:07:08.370 --> 0:07:10.890 than I am now. I don't know what the... I 0:07:10.910 --> 0:07:13.270 don't know if he was... I don't know. It just 0:07:13.310 --> 0:07:14.830 looked like he walked up and just started going. 0:07:17.340 --> 0:07:18.300 What are you doing? 0:07:18.480 --> 0:07:20.320 Are you licking the pole? Are you kissing it? Are 0:07:20.340 --> 0:07:23.430 you trying to wipe off a sticker that somebody left there? 0:07:23.500 --> 0:07:25.330 You're too late. All these other times, if you would 0:07:25.350 --> 0:07:26.930 have had that damn dash cam, you'd have had some 0:07:26.970 --> 0:07:28.050 viral footage right now. 0:07:28.190 --> 0:07:30.330 I need a dash cam and it needed to be 0:07:30.370 --> 0:07:33.670 like 180 degrees. Like the kind of stuff that the 0:07:33.730 --> 0:07:36.550 smart cars use to drive themselves. I want that camera 0:07:36.830 --> 0:07:38.750 recording at all time. That's what you need. 0:07:38.790 --> 0:07:39.010 All right. 0:07:39.030 --> 0:07:40.770 A couple of emails to start us off. Then we've 0:07:40.790 --> 0:07:43.050 got to get into something really weird from the CBS 0:07:43.090 --> 0:07:47.120 News last night. I've got a ton of different stories 0:07:47.130 --> 0:07:49.600 that we're going to be touching on today. Some explosive, 0:07:49.980 --> 0:07:52.220 some funny. Everything in between. We'll get to your rate 0:07:52.240 --> 0:07:55.040 my blanks, worst job and best job. A bunch of 0:07:55.100 --> 0:07:57.840 those settling in. And I'll tell you at the top 0:07:57.880 --> 0:07:59.720 of the hour, this story of something that happened to 0:07:59.740 --> 0:08:02.010 me yesterday that has me a little worried. What are 0:08:02.030 --> 0:08:03.790 you laughing about? What's going on? Somebody just text me. 0:08:03.810 --> 0:08:04.570 I'll sell you my dash cam. 0:08:05.580 --> 0:08:05.740 Yeah. 0:08:05.760 --> 0:08:09.600 They haven't caught anything. Yeah. Robin emails the show. Robin 0:08:09.680 --> 0:08:12.320 says to tips at the news junkie.com. Hi, Sean. I'm 0:08:12.360 --> 0:08:16.360 a podcast listener, usually a day or two behind. So apologies. 0:08:16.420 --> 0:08:19.230 If you've already seen this one, this story is all 0:08:19.310 --> 0:08:22.430 over my Facebook feed here in Texas. And tons of 0:08:22.490 --> 0:08:25.330 my friends are up in arms about these pamphlets that 0:08:25.370 --> 0:08:31.190 are showing up in mailboxes, supposedly from some transgender student group. What? 0:08:31.800 --> 0:08:33.720 The more people dig into it, the more it looks 0:08:33.760 --> 0:08:35.939 like it might not be what it seems, and it 0:08:36.059 --> 0:08:39.030 honestly smells like a ploy to rile up people and 0:08:39.070 --> 0:08:41.550 get them to the polls. Just thought it was interesting 0:08:41.590 --> 0:08:45.850 and wanted to pass it along, says Robin. And she says, P.S., 0:08:45.870 --> 0:08:49.670 giving my mom, Melissa, credit for sharing the show. She 0:08:49.710 --> 0:08:51.230 passed the show along to me a couple of years ago, 0:08:51.250 --> 0:08:52.690 and it's become one of the fun things she and 0:08:52.750 --> 0:08:54.960 I catch up on. She's a postal worker in Daytona, 0:08:55.290 --> 0:08:58.360 listens to you guys every day. Shouts out, Melissa! Wherever 0:08:58.400 --> 0:09:00.160 you are out there, shouts out to you. 0:09:00.179 --> 0:09:00.740 Thank you. 0:09:01.140 --> 0:09:03.500 Let me see this story. Hold on. She sent a 0:09:03.559 --> 0:09:05.920 link along, but I haven't actually looked at it yet. 0:09:06.360 --> 0:09:11.340 Robin said, this is the story, WFAA.com. And it says, 0:09:11.420 --> 0:09:15.090 where did the false transgender rights group pamphlets come from? 0:09:15.130 --> 0:09:20.329 Here it is. The pamphlet says, student resource guide. I 0:09:21.450 --> 0:09:25.230 don't know what's so controversial about this. Just the fact 0:09:25.250 --> 0:09:29.550 that it's not an actual student resource guide. guide guide 0:09:29.590 --> 0:09:32.150 you ide you're not alone there are people in texas 0:09:32.170 --> 0:09:34.840 help you need support despite the group's denial of any 0:09:34.880 --> 0:09:36.920 involvement with the mailers or similar texts that were sent 0:09:36.940 --> 0:09:39.280 last week backlash against this group has been harsh including 0:09:39.300 --> 0:09:42.479 threats of violence they said they don't know who sent 0:09:42.520 --> 0:09:45.480 the text messages is this a they've got like a 0:09:45.540 --> 0:09:49.310 whole ass timeline on this um yeah i i don't 0:09:49.350 --> 0:09:51.890 this is very strange but i don't know what's actually 0:09:51.929 --> 0:09:53.770 in this pamphlet i'll look at it during the break 0:09:53.809 --> 0:09:55.370 and see if i can sort out what's going on 0:09:55.410 --> 0:09:57.520 here And if it's worth getting into, we'll get into 0:09:57.540 --> 0:09:59.489 it a little further. Let's see what else we have 0:09:59.550 --> 0:10:03.550 here in the... pile. David emails the show. David says 0:10:03.580 --> 0:10:05.600 the tips of the news junkie dot com. Hey, Sean, 0:10:05.640 --> 0:10:08.740 listening to an old show. You talked about your window 0:10:08.820 --> 0:10:11.480 leaking in the house. First, you got to open the 0:10:11.520 --> 0:10:14.480 window and poke your head out. And on the bottom 0:10:14.520 --> 0:10:18.599 of the sill outside, there are weep holes, tiny rectangles, 0:10:18.679 --> 0:10:21.540 usually two to three per window. Make sure they're unblocked. 0:10:22.080 --> 0:10:24.140 If there is cock or debris, pick it out. I'd 0:10:24.179 --> 0:10:26.120 never even heard of this until this moment. Pick out 0:10:26.140 --> 0:10:28.710 the cock, man. Also, if you were to cock the window, 0:10:28.809 --> 0:10:31.229 only do the outside. If you cock the inside, you 0:10:31.250 --> 0:10:32.790 could be putting a bandaid on the leak that could 0:10:32.830 --> 0:10:34.570 end up working its way into the wall. Good luck, 0:10:35.050 --> 0:10:38.010 says David. Thank you, David. That actually makes sense, the 0:10:38.070 --> 0:10:41.579 outside versus inside. Yeah, I mean, all I know is 0:10:41.600 --> 0:10:43.500 there's some sort of leak that's going on in my 0:10:43.600 --> 0:10:46.040 office that I've been working on. That's what he's emailing about. 0:10:46.540 --> 0:10:50.540 And one more for now. Jeremy never heard of weep holes, though. 0:10:50.640 --> 0:10:54.470 That sounds like it sounds like a really soft insult. 0:10:54.929 --> 0:10:57.589 Yeah, this guy's a complete weep hole. I'm writing it 0:10:57.630 --> 0:11:00.429 down because I got to I need to investigate everything. 0:11:00.530 --> 0:11:04.650 I don't want the leaking, dripping rain when there's bad 0:11:04.690 --> 0:11:07.280 storms coming into my office. And that's what's happening to 0:11:07.320 --> 0:11:12.220 ruin everything. Jeremy says that. to tipsofthenewsjockey.com. I like when 0:11:12.260 --> 0:11:15.780 my northern friends come here to visit and have non-genital 0:11:15.840 --> 0:11:23.120 herpes breakouts from the heat. It shows small, easy-to-pop blemishes 0:11:23.179 --> 0:11:26.440 on the feet, noses, and cheeks of these people. They're like, 0:11:26.600 --> 0:11:29.140 what is this? And I said, you've got herpes, dawg. 0:11:30.150 --> 0:11:33.270 I'm also a country crock kid that has non-genital herpes simplex. 0:11:33.320 --> 0:11:35.780 Thank you, Jeremy. You're inventing too much via email. I 0:11:35.820 --> 0:11:38.060 don't know what all this means, but people email the 0:11:38.080 --> 0:11:39.780 show all the time, and you're welcome to as well. 0:11:39.820 --> 0:11:45.140 Tips at thenewsjunkie.com, T-I-P-S at thenewsjunkie.com. Ryan says, this guy 0:11:45.160 --> 0:11:48.340 has seal problems. I didn't until sealant broke the seal 0:11:48.640 --> 0:11:51.060 in my house. I had never opened a single one 0:11:51.080 --> 0:11:53.980 of my windows, leaving a perfect seal in my house. 0:11:54.360 --> 0:11:57.600 Sealant opens the window. As a prank, because I'm talking 0:11:57.620 --> 0:12:02.660 about the seal. After that, problems occur. Coincidence? I think not, friends. 0:12:02.679 --> 0:12:07.059 You've got herpes, dog. I think not, friends. All right, 0:12:07.120 --> 0:12:09.220 quick break. When we come back, I have to get 0:12:09.260 --> 0:12:12.059 to the story on CBS News that has me. I 0:12:12.920 --> 0:12:14.339 don't know how I should react to this, but I 0:12:14.380 --> 0:12:16.640 have questions for everybody. We're going to talk about this. 0:12:16.700 --> 0:12:19.000 We'll get into what happened there. We'll get into the 0:12:19.020 --> 0:12:21.930 story that I said. I'm in big trouble. I'll explain 0:12:21.950 --> 0:12:24.929 to you what happened yesterday. And this is a very 0:12:24.990 --> 0:12:26.809 weird one. That'll be at the top of the hour. 0:12:27.170 --> 0:12:30.070 Whole bunch more on the way on a busy Thursday, obviously. 0:12:30.090 --> 0:12:35.630 And that's coming up next on the News Junkie. The 0:12:35.650 --> 0:12:41.809 Internet is collapsing. Society is collapsing. The Internet, I've been 0:12:41.870 --> 0:12:45.410 missing you. It's been fun. See you later, Internet. We'll explain. 0:12:45.429 --> 0:12:49.150 Thanks for all the porno. I'll tell you what's going on. 0:12:49.170 --> 0:12:51.400 We'll get into the details here in just a moment. 0:12:51.620 --> 0:12:53.979 Welcome to the show. Welcome to the world's most viral newsroom. 0:12:54.000 --> 0:12:58.000 You can learn more over at thenewsjunkie.com. Get the podcast 0:12:58.020 --> 0:13:00.840 there and all that good stuff. I think that things 0:13:00.880 --> 0:13:05.219 are degrading. And the average American household. And it's all 0:13:05.280 --> 0:13:06.770 down to this report that I'm going to play for 0:13:06.830 --> 0:13:10.190 you in a second here from CBS this week. I 0:13:10.350 --> 0:13:13.410 did not know that this was the case. But parents, 0:13:14.090 --> 0:13:17.590 you have reached a new low of laziness. All right. 0:13:17.610 --> 0:13:20.360 I don't know if she lands involved in this. I 0:13:20.400 --> 0:13:24.210 could be in the crosshairs here. C-Lane's son is three 0:13:24.230 --> 0:13:28.020 years old, almost three years old. And C-Lane's son may 0:13:28.100 --> 0:13:31.979 have been handling a situation like this recently. We'll see. 0:13:32.140 --> 0:13:35.260 We'll see. But this, to me, is the beginning of 0:13:35.300 --> 0:13:37.350 the end. Or maybe the middle of the end for 0:13:37.370 --> 0:13:42.130 the American household. There is now apparently some new trend 0:13:42.850 --> 0:13:46.610 that they're calling a dump dinner. And when I hear that, 0:13:46.630 --> 0:13:48.650 there's a lot of things that come to mind that 0:13:48.690 --> 0:13:52.920 aren't good. That don't really associate with food and those 0:13:52.940 --> 0:13:55.860 sorts of things to me. But it turns out this 0:13:55.900 --> 0:13:59.040 is just like the height of laziness. It sounds like 0:13:59.500 --> 0:14:04.020 girl dinner, but it's more derogatory. It's worse. It's worse. 0:14:04.179 --> 0:14:06.239 It's so bad. I'm going to play the clip from 0:14:06.300 --> 0:14:09.200 you or for you from CBS News. I didn't give 0:14:09.240 --> 0:14:12.550 you no clip. This is Tony whatever his name is 0:14:12.610 --> 0:14:16.310 over at CBS News. And they said some parents are 0:14:16.450 --> 0:14:20.640 ditching the plates and silverware for what's called a dump dinner. 0:14:21.400 --> 0:14:25.600 They cover the table in aluminum foil and pour the 0:14:25.700 --> 0:14:29.220 meal straight onto the aluminum foil cover on the table. 0:14:29.260 --> 0:14:32.250 This is not real. This is stupid. Don't tell me 0:14:32.310 --> 0:14:36.330 it's stupid. This is real. Dump dinner has arrived, okay? 0:14:36.430 --> 0:14:41.670 It has elevated, right? Has elevated into something fantastic. Well, 0:14:41.730 --> 0:14:44.910 I shouldn't even say elevated. No, this is not an elevation, Sean. 0:14:45.300 --> 0:14:48.260 If your parents give you a dump dinner, they don't 0:14:48.300 --> 0:14:49.040 care about you. 0:14:49.180 --> 0:14:49.380 All right. 0:14:49.420 --> 0:14:51.800 Your parents do not love you if they give you 0:14:51.840 --> 0:14:54.980 a dump dinner. This is how you feed animals. Let 0:14:55.000 --> 0:14:56.500 me give you the story first. And I'll tell you 0:14:56.620 --> 0:14:57.460 my experience with this. 0:14:57.520 --> 0:14:59.560 I had a solution to the stress and the mess 0:14:59.600 --> 0:15:01.830 of family dinner with young kids involved, or at least 0:15:01.870 --> 0:15:02.570 an idea. 0:15:02.690 --> 0:15:04.010 Instead of setting up plates and. 0:15:03.950 --> 0:15:06.850 Silverware, gathering around the dinner table for a civilized meal. 0:15:07.350 --> 0:15:10.550 Somehow some footage is from like 1920. You're like, look 0:15:10.590 --> 0:15:12.790 at the family gathering around the table. But they've got 0:15:12.850 --> 0:15:16.360 all these outdated things like plates and glasses and silverware. 0:15:16.540 --> 0:15:18.580 Some kid is like, why did they use the black 0:15:18.620 --> 0:15:24.980 and white filter? Instead, we don't need plates, glasses and silverware. 0:15:25.420 --> 0:15:27.840 We just put it all on the table now. And 0:15:27.860 --> 0:15:30.830 then we eat like a bunch of animals. Don't tell 0:15:30.850 --> 0:15:33.690 me fake news. Don't tell me this isn't real. This 0:15:33.770 --> 0:15:35.550 is real. Wait, let me play it for you. 0:15:35.570 --> 0:15:37.840 So, you know, first are done trying and they're doing 0:15:37.890 --> 0:15:41.880 this as an alternative. It's known as dump dinner because 0:15:41.900 --> 0:15:42.320 of that. 0:15:43.080 --> 0:15:43.340 Yes. 0:15:43.980 --> 0:15:46.030 All right. On the visual side of this, you can 0:15:46.050 --> 0:15:48.610 watch the show over on YouTube. The kids are at 0:15:48.650 --> 0:15:52.990 a table. Okay. And the table is covered in aluminum foil. 0:15:53.530 --> 0:15:55.910 And the mom has made dinner for the kids. And 0:15:55.950 --> 0:16:00.070 she literally just dumps from about three feet above the 0:16:00.110 --> 0:16:03.050 spaghetti onto the table so that the kids can eat. 0:16:03.360 --> 0:16:06.600 We are all now just animals. That's what we have 0:16:06.640 --> 0:16:09.620 turned into. We are all animals to be fed on 0:16:10.620 --> 0:16:14.140 aluminum foil tables. The only acceptable meal to be served 0:16:14.200 --> 0:16:17.680 like that would be a seafood boil. true and agree 0:16:17.740 --> 0:16:21.820 and it must be outside or you better have a 0:16:21.860 --> 0:16:25.030 lot of newspaper to put on that everywhere but what 0:16:25.050 --> 0:16:28.030 are we looking at here this is not a seafood 0:16:28.070 --> 0:16:30.850 boil right like swilly says clearly sean's never been to 0:16:30.890 --> 0:16:33.110 a seafood boil because he's on a delay ceiling yes 0:16:33.150 --> 0:16:35.690 sir i have i've been invited to many seafood boils 0:16:35.810 --> 0:16:37.860 i've been it's kind of fun i don't think it's 0:16:37.900 --> 0:16:39.540 as good as so many other people do because mostly 0:16:39.580 --> 0:16:42.479 things get overcooked but that's neither here nor there what's 0:16:42.500 --> 0:16:46.140 happening here is not a seafood boil it's lazy They 0:16:46.280 --> 0:16:48.950 don't want to clean up anything, so you put aluminum 0:16:49.030 --> 0:16:50.910 foil on the table and you dump dinner down. 0:16:51.190 --> 0:16:53.830 It's known as dump dinner because of that move there 0:16:53.850 --> 0:16:55.530 where you empty the pot like it's a pail. 0:16:55.550 --> 0:16:57.020 Oh, thanks, Tony. It's been a thing for a few 0:16:57.060 --> 0:17:01.000 years now on social media. Dump it! 0:17:01.040 --> 0:17:01.700 Monster first. 0:17:03.040 --> 0:17:06.340 And it recently caught fire again thanks to Clark Hopel here, 0:17:06.420 --> 0:17:08.480 a dad in Arizona who dumped a full pot of 0:17:08.500 --> 0:17:11.180 spaghetti over a table of tinfoil and. 0:17:11.100 --> 0:17:12.359 Let his kids have at it. 0:17:12.820 --> 0:17:14.550 He says he and his wife came to the idea 0:17:14.640 --> 0:17:16.570 on their own, but for the same reason so many 0:17:16.630 --> 0:17:19.949 others have, no dishes and no complaints from the kids. 0:17:20.630 --> 0:17:22.510 The kids obviously want to do it again. They had 0:17:22.530 --> 0:17:24.250 a lot of fun with it, eating with their hands. Okay, 0:17:24.369 --> 0:17:27.050 all right. There are a lot of things that I 0:17:27.150 --> 0:17:31.400 could make sense of in this equation. But I cannot ever, 0:17:31.800 --> 0:17:36.380 ever make sense of your little mongrel kids eating spaghetti 0:17:36.550 --> 0:17:38.550 and meatballs with their paws. 0:17:38.990 --> 0:17:42.230 Well, I mean, some kids just do that whether or 0:17:42.290 --> 0:17:45.010 not you would like them to. Sometimes you can give 0:17:45.030 --> 0:17:46.550 them all the forks in the world, and they will 0:17:46.570 --> 0:17:47.730 still eat noodles with their paws. 0:17:48.119 --> 0:17:51.500 A two-year-old like your son, yes, but these kids are old. 0:17:51.640 --> 0:17:53.760 They can use a fork and a knife. He's wearing 0:17:53.780 --> 0:17:57.879 a 6'7 shirt, Sean. His shirt says 6'7 on it, yeah. 0:17:57.980 --> 0:18:01.200 They're eating spaghetti and meatballs. We can no longer make 0:18:01.260 --> 0:18:04.080 fun of third-world countries. This is what we have become. 0:18:04.119 --> 0:18:06.770 We eat spaghetti and meatballs with our hands. Here's the thing. 0:18:07.710 --> 0:18:10.270 I get what's happening here, but I think. 0:18:10.310 --> 0:18:15.949 Laziness. No, it's not laziness. That's what they're saying. The guy, 0:18:15.970 --> 0:18:19.210 the CBS Evening News guy is like, well, you can 0:18:19.270 --> 0:18:20.429 tell why they want to do it. 0:18:20.530 --> 0:18:21.600 No dishes, right? 0:18:22.080 --> 0:18:24.340 That is so much more cleaning than just putting stuff 0:18:24.980 --> 0:18:29.260 in dishes. This is not laziness. If you are committing 0:18:29.359 --> 0:18:32.420 to dump dinner... You are committing to having a lot 0:18:32.460 --> 0:18:35.280 more cleanup than if you just were to put it 0:18:35.320 --> 0:18:36.859 in bowls like a normal person. 0:18:37.020 --> 0:18:39.500 I don't think so. Just to let your kids have it. 0:18:39.520 --> 0:18:43.600 The kids are getting spaghetti sauce everywhere. On the table 0:18:43.640 --> 0:18:46.660 that's covered in aluminum foil. I'm talking about their clothes, 0:18:46.720 --> 0:18:49.990 their hands, their arms. They can get to the edge 0:18:50.010 --> 0:18:51.710 of that spaghetti, but what happens when they need to 0:18:51.750 --> 0:18:53.570 get to the middle? Let me explain to you what 0:18:53.590 --> 0:18:56.209 happens here, C-Lane. These kids afterwards, they just hose them 0:18:56.250 --> 0:18:59.030 down because that's lazy too. They hose him down with 0:18:59.070 --> 0:19:01.970 a pressure cleaner, and the 6'7 shirt was garbage. He 0:19:01.990 --> 0:19:04.109 probably wears this for every dump dinner. It's probably the 0:19:04.150 --> 0:19:07.219 dump dinner outfit. It's covered in stuff anyhow. But what 0:19:07.260 --> 0:19:10.199 they do afterwards, they peel up the sides of the 0:19:10.240 --> 0:19:13.880 aluminum foil-covered table, and they put it into a big ball, 0:19:14.260 --> 0:19:16.629 and then they put it in the refrigerator, and then 0:19:16.650 --> 0:19:19.750 they have dump leftovers where they unfurl it again, and 0:19:19.770 --> 0:19:23.730 the kids have what's left. They're animals. There's nothing better 0:19:24.210 --> 0:19:26.990 than watching this kind of stuff happen to the modern household. 0:19:27.010 --> 0:19:29.130 There's a lot of things better than watching this stuff 0:19:29.150 --> 0:19:31.270 kind of happen. There's so many things better. 0:19:31.990 --> 0:19:36.600 Like what? Everything else? Yeah. How much time you got? Look, 0:19:36.680 --> 0:19:39.359 this is not the way we should be treating our kids. 0:19:39.680 --> 0:19:41.720 This is not the way we should be eating dinner. No, 0:19:41.720 --> 0:19:44.389 the kids are having fun. The kids like it. Spend 0:19:44.470 --> 0:19:47.090 five seconds. Put it on a plate, for God's sake. 0:19:47.510 --> 0:19:49.950 It's really not that much work doing the dishes. Seriously. 0:19:50.200 --> 0:19:53.419 Why I would never do dump dinner, at least at 0:19:53.560 --> 0:19:57.320 this age of Jackson's life. Because when he decides that 0:19:57.359 --> 0:19:59.840 he likes it and he wants every dinner to be 0:19:59.880 --> 0:20:00.320 dump dinner. 0:20:00.619 --> 0:20:03.220 Yep. then every dinner will become dumped dinner. 0:20:03.720 --> 0:20:04.480 Uh-huh. 0:20:04.560 --> 0:20:04.960 Yeah. 0:20:04.980 --> 0:20:07.159 We're like, dinner is soup. And he's like, dump dinner. 0:20:07.180 --> 0:20:10.160 Dump soup. Right now. Yeah, right. 0:20:10.290 --> 0:20:13.250 Right now, he is in a spot in his life 0:20:13.330 --> 0:20:18.609 where 95% of the, I'd say maybe 90% of the 0:20:18.670 --> 0:20:22.280 dishes that he has served food in stick to the table. 0:20:22.880 --> 0:20:24.280 So that's not an option. 0:20:24.380 --> 0:20:27.240 But, I mean, I'm telling you, you show a kid 0:20:27.280 --> 0:20:30.149 that dumped dinner is acceptable and and they like it, 0:20:30.600 --> 0:20:31.660 every dinner becomes dump dinner. 0:20:32.180 --> 0:20:36.520 This is not good. This is lazy. This is probably 0:20:36.560 --> 0:20:38.560 the future. Because parents go, I didn't know I was 0:20:38.580 --> 0:20:40.700 allowed to do it that way. I don't think it's lazy. 0:20:40.940 --> 0:20:43.119 I think it's stupid, but I don't think it's lazy. 0:20:43.420 --> 0:20:46.700 It's lazy. It's not lazy. More from the CBS report. 0:20:46.859 --> 0:20:49.400 Is it good for picky eaters? Is it a disaster 0:20:49.460 --> 0:20:51.920 for young manners? Clark is not worried about any of that. 0:20:51.960 --> 0:20:54.760 For him, and for so many others, the point is 0:20:54.800 --> 0:20:56.500 still the family dinner itself. 0:20:57.390 --> 0:20:59.340 I mean, it's just fantastic to spend time with the 0:20:59.359 --> 0:21:00.679 kids when the kids want to spend time with you. 0:21:00.700 --> 0:21:03.180 There's going to come a time where family dinner, sitting 0:21:03.220 --> 0:21:05.020 around eating off her tinfoil with your hands is not 0:21:05.060 --> 0:21:07.720 going to be something that we all want to do. Yeah, 0:21:07.740 --> 0:21:10.560 that time should be now, Dad. All right? Now, what's 0:21:10.580 --> 0:21:12.300 going to happen here? I'm just going to alarm you 0:21:12.320 --> 0:21:16.220 ahead of time. What's going to happen here? is your 0:21:16.300 --> 0:21:18.439 kid is going to go over to his friend's house, 0:21:18.970 --> 0:21:21.810 and he's going to start eating like this. Like some 0:21:22.030 --> 0:21:28.460 little starving Marvin who hasn't seen food in months. Like Gollum, 0:21:28.500 --> 0:21:31.139 he's just pouring over all this food and shoveling it 0:21:31.160 --> 0:21:37.360 in his mouth. It's uncivilized. I don't think this should 0:21:37.380 --> 0:21:40.200 be happening, but if you've done this, please let us know. 0:21:40.609 --> 0:21:43.730 I'm hoping this is isolated to a couple of family 0:21:43.810 --> 0:21:46.330 influencer types, and then we can just say that they're 0:21:46.350 --> 0:21:49.470 doing it for clicks or something, but come on. Come on. 0:21:49.690 --> 0:21:52.389 Do you think there's any influencers right now that are 0:21:52.470 --> 0:21:55.820 big enough that they can go, hey, why don't we... 0:21:56.660 --> 0:21:59.560 start something completely new. Like we'll just make up something 0:21:59.700 --> 0:22:01.880 and tell her to just say, yeah, this has been 0:22:02.280 --> 0:22:03.780 done in our family for a long time. 0:22:04.180 --> 0:22:08.520 Yes. It's a great tradition. Yes. Copy them. That's what 0:22:08.540 --> 0:22:11.160 they're doing now, I think. And there's no shame, by 0:22:11.180 --> 0:22:14.550 the way, in doing one pot dinners and doing these 0:22:14.590 --> 0:22:19.230 big family type dinners and like Italian. Here's a big 0:22:19.350 --> 0:22:21.969 old spread of stuff and everybody kind of shares off 0:22:22.010 --> 0:22:25.070 of it. But this is not that this is teaching 0:22:25.109 --> 0:22:27.300 your kids. And I'll just I'll just say it. I'll 0:22:27.320 --> 0:22:29.040 say the thing that people don't want to say. Eating 0:22:29.080 --> 0:22:33.030 with your hands is grotesque. It is disgusting. And it 0:22:33.070 --> 0:22:35.890 is even more disgusting when your child is like six 0:22:35.930 --> 0:22:38.950 years old. Do you know where their hands have been? 0:22:39.720 --> 0:22:43.840 Do you know the things that a five-year-old child touches 0:22:43.900 --> 0:22:47.020 with their hands, gets under their fingers in places where 0:22:47.060 --> 0:22:50.699 you can't clean out anything, and then they're diving in 0:22:50.720 --> 0:22:53.810 with their hands to spaghetti and just shoving it into 0:22:53.830 --> 0:22:59.310 their mouth? It's unconscionable. It's disgusting. We invented forks and 0:22:59.369 --> 0:23:02.490 spoons and knives for a reason, and I will not 0:23:02.550 --> 0:23:03.939 support this. I will not. 0:23:04.910 --> 0:23:06.950 Um somebody on the texting service says it's got to 0:23:06.970 --> 0:23:09.629 be expensive too because aluminum foil is not cheap true 0:23:09.650 --> 0:23:11.340 kind of true. 0:23:11.359 --> 0:23:14.159 Yeah yeah like especially you get that uh you know 0:23:14.280 --> 0:23:15.139 the name brand. 0:23:14.920 --> 0:23:18.700 Somebody said i've been doing dump table nachos for years nothing. 0:23:18.440 --> 0:23:21.770 New oh i think i might have heard of that 0:23:21.810 --> 0:23:24.409 like a big pile of nachos like a mountain of 0:23:24.490 --> 0:23:26.369 nachos but it's vile i would i don't want to 0:23:26.410 --> 0:23:30.030 do that i would still want it contained can i 0:23:30.080 --> 0:23:32.280 tell you this might not be popular and you guys 0:23:32.320 --> 0:23:36.199 might think this tells you something about my personality but 0:23:36.220 --> 0:23:38.300 in the past anytime something like that has been brought 0:23:38.359 --> 0:23:40.419 up if a group of people goes oh you guys 0:23:40.440 --> 0:23:43.470 want to get the dump plate nachos and we'll all 0:23:43.490 --> 0:23:46.550 just share this giant plate of nachos no i don't 0:23:47.270 --> 0:23:48.770 i don't want all of us eating with our hands 0:23:49.590 --> 0:23:52.209 I'll share that with Courtney. Her and I will eat 0:23:52.230 --> 0:23:54.050 something together because I trust her, and I know that 0:23:54.090 --> 0:23:55.970 she's clean, and I know that everything's good. The rest 0:23:56.030 --> 0:23:58.550 of you, a bunch of vile mongrels out there, you 0:23:58.590 --> 0:24:04.220 little kids eating with your hands. It's disgusting. It is unconscionable, 0:24:04.280 --> 0:24:06.500 as I said, and we should not be doing this 0:24:06.540 --> 0:24:09.790 in 2026. But if you're a supporter... Or if you 0:24:09.810 --> 0:24:11.910 do agree that it's gross, let me know how you feel. 0:24:11.990 --> 0:24:14.290 Send a dispatch. You can do those over on the website. 0:24:14.330 --> 0:24:18.890 Record yours now at thenewsjunkie.com. You're trying to say there's 0:24:18.940 --> 0:24:22.840 nothing you eat with your hands? I mean, are you 0:24:22.859 --> 0:24:24.760 going to try to get me on, like, chicken wings 0:24:24.820 --> 0:24:30.449 or something? Cheeseburgers? Cheeseburgers, yes. I'll be honest with you. 0:24:30.470 --> 0:24:32.070 A lot of times I eat some of that stuff 0:24:32.090 --> 0:24:35.050 with a fork, too, depending on how monstrosity-like it is. 0:24:35.450 --> 0:24:38.250 If it's if it's like stacked up too high and 0:24:38.270 --> 0:24:41.590 they want to shove it in my mouth. No pizza. 0:24:41.609 --> 0:24:43.870 I don't eat with a fork. No, no, no, no. 0:24:43.910 --> 0:24:46.210 I don't. I absolutely do not. I don't do that. 0:24:46.830 --> 0:24:48.270 Somebody's chiming in about the plane. Rip him box if 0:24:48.310 --> 0:24:51.590 you do. I mean, just rip, rip, rip, rip. Deservedly so. 0:24:52.050 --> 0:24:55.560 Who is the person that got caught eating a granola 0:24:55.580 --> 0:24:58.460 bar or like a chocolate bar with a fork, and 0:24:58.480 --> 0:25:02.520 then they got completely shredded for it? Let's see. Who 0:25:02.540 --> 0:25:04.520 was that? Was it a Kudo? Remember Kudos? It might 0:25:04.540 --> 0:25:06.790 have been a Kudo that they were eating. Find that 0:25:06.850 --> 0:25:09.330 out while I do this. Here's Joe with the dispatch 0:25:09.369 --> 0:25:11.070 about the plane that got struck by lightning. 0:25:12.350 --> 0:25:15.390 In the early 2000s, I was on a plane leaving Detroit. 0:25:16.960 --> 0:25:20.000 And it was a few minutes after takeoff. And all 0:25:20.020 --> 0:25:22.300 of a sudden, there was a really bright flash and 0:25:22.340 --> 0:25:27.280 a really loud snap. And it was pretty obvious it 0:25:27.320 --> 0:25:32.160 was a lightning struck the plane. And I was sitting 0:25:32.180 --> 0:25:34.240 across from the flight attendant. And you could tell she 0:25:34.260 --> 0:25:36.780 was a little nervous. And then I was just like, wow, 0:25:36.800 --> 0:25:39.420 that was kind of scary. I was just like, yeah, 0:25:39.460 --> 0:25:41.220 in my 20 years of doing this, that's never happened before. 0:25:41.359 --> 0:25:43.379 You never want to hear that. Yeah, you don't want 0:25:43.400 --> 0:25:45.250 to hear from the flight attendant like, this has never 0:25:45.369 --> 0:25:48.419 happened before. I've been doing this for a long time. 0:25:49.080 --> 0:25:50.159 You don't want to hear that. You don't want to 0:25:50.180 --> 0:25:53.090 hear say today's in-flight meal is a giant dump dinner. 0:25:54.030 --> 0:25:56.469 Everybody on the plane is going to eat it together. 0:25:56.530 --> 0:25:58.469 Dump it down the center aisle and just let you 0:25:58.510 --> 0:26:00.690 pick it up off the, off the floor. All right. 0:26:00.730 --> 0:26:04.109 Be honest. If, if Jack Bradshaw came into your studio 0:26:04.150 --> 0:26:05.930 right now and he goes, see lane, we're going to 0:26:05.970 --> 0:26:08.040 put down a bunch of aluminum foil and we're going 0:26:08.060 --> 0:26:09.260 to give you a lunch and you're going to be 0:26:09.280 --> 0:26:12.040 able to eat this lunch, right? Food piled up high, 0:26:12.119 --> 0:26:14.120 delicious lunch. You're going to eat it with your bare hands. 0:26:14.560 --> 0:26:19.449 That sounds good, right? Say that again? Jack Bradshaw's going 0:26:19.470 --> 0:26:21.620 to come into your studio, put tinfoil down, and he's 0:26:21.630 --> 0:26:24.159 going to put a delicious lunch down there, but you've 0:26:24.180 --> 0:26:25.960 got to eat it with your hands. You're fine with that, right? 0:26:26.900 --> 0:26:30.580 If it's hand food. Well, whatever it is, it's just you, 0:26:30.640 --> 0:26:32.560 so you're going to eat it with your hands. Now 0:26:32.619 --> 0:26:35.260 Jack Bradshaw goes, you and Sean are going to eat 0:26:35.280 --> 0:26:38.340 this with your hands, with your bare hands. Not a 0:26:38.359 --> 0:26:40.980 chance in hell that Sean would go for that. Now 0:26:41.080 --> 0:26:43.930 you and Sean and every other person in the building 0:26:43.970 --> 0:26:47.290 at iHeartRadio, you're all going to. It's like, hey, guys, 0:26:47.930 --> 0:26:49.990 we've had lunch dropped off free for the whole building, 0:26:50.010 --> 0:26:52.150 and we're all going to put our hands in like 0:26:52.210 --> 0:26:57.389 some sort of I don't know, B.C. family in the 0:26:57.410 --> 0:27:00.780 Stone Age. And we're all ripping the food off and 0:27:00.880 --> 0:27:04.660 eating it with disgusting. Glad you said Stone Age because 0:27:04.700 --> 0:27:07.000 I was trying to figure out what B.C. stood for. 0:27:07.119 --> 0:27:14.200 And it sounded problematic. B.C. is what they're saying now. Anyhow, 0:27:14.500 --> 0:27:16.100 we are going to take a quick break. When we 0:27:16.140 --> 0:27:18.600 come back, we'll see what you think about this. I 0:27:18.660 --> 0:27:22.000 just happen to think that human hands are usually pretty filthy. 0:27:22.730 --> 0:27:24.770 If they're not somebody that I care about or I'm 0:27:24.810 --> 0:27:26.730 close to, and I don't want to share food with them. 0:27:26.840 --> 0:27:29.420 I couldn't find what you were talking about with somebody 0:27:29.520 --> 0:27:32.200 getting caught eating a candy bar with a fork, except 0:27:32.220 --> 0:27:32.900 for Seinfeld. 0:27:32.920 --> 0:27:35.800 That was in Seinfeld. Was it? Maybe that. 0:27:35.880 --> 0:27:38.760 All it's giving me is Donald Trump, Bill de Blasio, 0:27:38.880 --> 0:27:42.660 and John Kasich, and all three of them got caught 0:27:42.720 --> 0:27:44.220 eating pizza with a fork and knife. 0:27:44.740 --> 0:27:48.050 In New York. Okay, New York, that's a sin, because 0:27:48.090 --> 0:27:51.250 New York pizza... Oh, then de Blasio was the mayor. Oh, 0:27:51.290 --> 0:27:52.250 the only thing I was going to do was I 0:27:52.250 --> 0:27:53.530 was going to throw a flag on the field and say, 0:27:53.550 --> 0:27:55.470 if it was just Chicago pizza and you're eating with 0:27:55.520 --> 0:28:00.560 a fork, that's fine. Yeah. That's fine. That's a casserole, yeah. Okay, 0:28:00.640 --> 0:28:02.520 quick break. When we come back, we'll get into the 0:28:02.560 --> 0:28:06.780 problem that has just plunged the internet into darkness. What's happening? 0:28:07.119 --> 0:28:09.620 How is it going to affect your day? Are your 0:28:09.700 --> 0:28:13.889 favorite websites down right now because of this massive security issue? 0:28:14.350 --> 0:28:17.409 We'll address that. That's coming up next on the News Junkie. 0:28:27.330 --> 0:28:33.050 Everybody freak out. Don't say I'm on one today. The 0:28:33.090 --> 0:28:36.910 folks in chat saying I'm on one. I've chosen controversy today. 0:28:36.950 --> 0:28:37.130 Look. 0:28:37.850 --> 0:28:41.410 Here's the deal. That conversation stays during the break. And 0:28:41.650 --> 0:28:44.830 every one of you knows that I am 100 percent right. 0:28:44.890 --> 0:28:47.170 All right. Follow along with the show, even when the 0:28:47.210 --> 0:28:50.260 commercials are playing over at YouTube dot com slash the 0:28:50.300 --> 0:28:53.580 news junkie. I looked this morning to make sure that 0:28:53.900 --> 0:28:57.280 all of the news junkie related websites weren't affected by this. 0:28:57.820 --> 0:29:02.940 This whole security freak out that was happening everywhere. Websites 0:29:02.960 --> 0:29:06.360 were going down. Websites were seen to be vulnerable. And 0:29:06.380 --> 0:29:09.380 when you think I'm over pitching this or like I'm 0:29:09.420 --> 0:29:14.340 exaggerating the danger here, I'll show you the FBI posted 0:29:14.380 --> 0:29:17.600 about this. This is the FBI in their cyber division. 0:29:18.160 --> 0:29:21.180 They posted about this. They said two critical vulnerabilities have 0:29:21.220 --> 0:29:25.290 been identified in PHP, which I'll explain for those of 0:29:25.310 --> 0:29:28.540 you who aren't tech people. Things are coded in different 0:29:28.620 --> 0:29:33.140 coding languages and PHP is a very basic coding language 0:29:33.180 --> 0:29:35.680 like HTML or these other things. These are like the 0:29:35.720 --> 0:29:38.870 languages that you code stuff in. It's a widely used 0:29:38.930 --> 0:29:43.940 programming language that powers websites and web applications. So two really, 0:29:44.000 --> 0:29:48.160 really big vulnerabilities were discovered that could allow malicious cyber 0:29:48.300 --> 0:29:53.480 actors to remotely execute code in PHP core that potentially compromises, 0:29:53.540 --> 0:29:57.990 according to the FBI, sensitive data and networks. And when 0:29:58.030 --> 0:29:59.840 you see this, you know, it's like a lot of 0:30:00.120 --> 0:30:02.560 doom and gloom about what's happening. Here it is. Critical 0:30:02.680 --> 0:30:10.190 vulnerability alert. Patch and hunt immediately. I saw this post 0:30:10.230 --> 0:30:14.490 of that. That's the FBI. Here's the NSA. The NSA 0:30:14.550 --> 0:30:21.030 posted this. The National Security Agency, yes, the NSA, has 0:30:21.110 --> 0:30:24.370 posted this as well on their cyber account. Effective immediately, 0:30:24.850 --> 0:30:29.320 all organizations using PHP for their computer systems are advised 0:30:29.340 --> 0:30:32.720 to be prepared for an update addressing two critical vulnerabilities. 0:30:33.200 --> 0:30:37.000 PHP is widely used for web applications. These vulnerabilities provide 0:30:37.020 --> 0:30:39.580 a direct path to the server's file system or database. 0:30:39.860 --> 0:30:42.260 That means all the stuff stored on all these websites 0:30:42.400 --> 0:30:45.380 isn't safe, and you're not safe visiting a lot of them. 0:30:45.940 --> 0:30:48.140 If an immediate update is not feasible, it's recommended that 0:30:48.180 --> 0:30:51.480 organizations take the system online until it can be fully mitigated. 0:30:51.680 --> 0:30:56.720 NSA will follow up shortly with more specific information. You 0:30:56.760 --> 0:30:59.530 said take the system online, which it already is. Take 0:30:59.570 --> 0:31:02.550 the system offline. Take it offline. And a lot of 0:31:02.610 --> 0:31:06.760 government websites shut down. A lot of different internet websites 0:31:06.800 --> 0:31:09.660 shut down that use this older coding system. I said, 0:31:09.940 --> 0:31:14.010 what about the newsjunkie.com? Did you upgrade the server? I said, 0:31:14.030 --> 0:31:15.969 what about the News Junkie app? I said, what about 0:31:15.990 --> 0:31:19.470 the million internal tools that Celan and I use privately 0:31:19.530 --> 0:31:22.090 to get the show running? The News Junkie app, as 0:31:22.130 --> 0:31:24.910 far as I know, would not be coded in PHP. 0:31:24.970 --> 0:31:28.220 It's not. It's written in Swift. But I think at 0:31:28.260 --> 0:31:31.820 least an older version of our website was PHP. Back 0:31:31.860 --> 0:31:34.540 in the day, yes, it was. But I ran all 0:31:34.580 --> 0:31:37.959 the security checks today, and we are not vulnerable. But 0:31:37.980 --> 0:31:39.700 a lot of places were. What are we at now? 0:31:40.480 --> 0:31:42.860 I'm not telling people. Why would I tell them what 0:31:42.920 --> 0:31:45.680 the website is coded on? I mean, most of them 0:31:45.720 --> 0:31:47.630 can figure out if they were smart enough, but why 0:31:47.650 --> 0:31:50.830 would I tell them? Everybody knows the ultimate word is cursor. 0:31:51.330 --> 0:31:55.490 It's not that. Okay. All right. It's not. So here's, 0:31:55.670 --> 0:32:01.130 here's the thing here. Like five dorks, like Bob coding. 0:32:01.550 --> 0:32:04.210 Here's the thing. Here's what's happening here. People are going 0:32:04.250 --> 0:32:07.070 to hit you in the news with many stories like 0:32:07.150 --> 0:32:10.560 this for the next several years. All right. I want 0:32:10.600 --> 0:32:12.080 you to be prepared for this. You're going to be 0:32:12.100 --> 0:32:13.880 a smart person. They're going to be the dumb people. 0:32:14.570 --> 0:32:19.860 Here's what's really happening. There is a small risk right 0:32:19.940 --> 0:32:24.710 now that artificial intelligence, which is way smarter than most 0:32:24.750 --> 0:32:28.380 of these 15-year-old hackers in Russia. way smarter than most 0:32:28.400 --> 0:32:32.340 of the people that take advantage of system vulnerabilities. Artificial 0:32:32.380 --> 0:32:36.800 intelligence is using the power of AI to find all 0:32:36.840 --> 0:32:41.350 these vulnerabilities that humans could not find. That is, on 0:32:41.410 --> 0:32:44.170 its face and at a basic level, going to be 0:32:44.230 --> 0:32:48.410 dangerous for secured information, for websites, if somebody's stealing your 0:32:48.470 --> 0:32:50.380 credit card. For the next couple of years, that will 0:32:50.390 --> 0:32:50.860 be a problem. 0:32:51.500 --> 0:32:51.820 But. 0:32:52.770 --> 0:32:56.930 But on the other side of this, AI is discovering 0:32:56.970 --> 0:33:01.270 the vulnerabilities, and AI is also providing the patches and 0:33:01.310 --> 0:33:04.890 helping people secure their websites. So I actually think this 0:33:04.910 --> 0:33:06.720 is going to be really good in the long run, 0:33:06.780 --> 0:33:08.380 and I think our internet is going to be much 0:33:08.440 --> 0:33:12.240 more secure as a result of this. It's like there's 0:33:12.260 --> 0:33:15.100 a million Russian hackers that were just unleashed on the 0:33:15.140 --> 0:33:18.430 whole world, but we also have a tool that we 0:33:18.450 --> 0:33:21.270 can use to protect ourselves. Mike, I can sit there 0:33:21.290 --> 0:33:22.739 and use a lot of these AI tools to go 0:33:22.780 --> 0:33:25.740 check the website, check this. Is there any security vulnerabilities? 0:33:25.760 --> 0:33:28.720 In fact, when I was searching for the ones that 0:33:28.860 --> 0:33:30.910 they said at the NSA and FBI that there was 0:33:30.970 --> 0:33:33.230 a problem with, there were some others that popped up. 0:33:33.250 --> 0:33:34.610 And it goes, this is not a big deal. You're 0:33:34.630 --> 0:33:36.590 not really at risk, but you should maybe think about 0:33:36.650 --> 0:33:39.660 doing something differently here. So I think in the long run, 0:33:39.680 --> 0:33:41.760 it's going to be good. But people are freaking out 0:33:41.920 --> 0:33:44.240 that a lot of websites have shut down this week 0:33:44.620 --> 0:33:48.570 and the critical vulnerabilities are leaving all of our information 0:33:48.650 --> 0:33:54.910 at risk. Let us know. Does this bother you? Are 0:33:54.930 --> 0:33:58.820 you worried about security online with artificial intelligence and all 0:33:58.840 --> 0:34:01.560 that stuff? Give us your thoughts. Send a dispatch over 0:34:01.600 --> 0:34:05.870 at thenewsjunkie.com. Lots of headlines on that this week. 0:34:06.070 --> 0:34:09.850 After our discussion yesterday, I haven't unleashed AI on the 0:34:09.890 --> 0:34:13.500 situation quite yet, but I rooted my TV. 0:34:14.100 --> 0:34:14.500 Oh, you did? 0:34:14.520 --> 0:34:17.240 So I could get rid of some of the bloatware. 0:34:18.560 --> 0:34:20.980 Get rid of some of the reporting and the ads. 0:34:21.320 --> 0:34:25.250 Stop, please. Stop. Stop. Stop. All right. We've alienated enough 0:34:25.310 --> 0:34:27.529 of the listeners right now that have no idea what 0:34:27.550 --> 0:34:31.290 we're talking about. Simplify what you're saying. I hacked my television. 0:34:31.550 --> 0:34:33.609 Thank you. That's much better. To get rid of. 0:34:33.530 --> 0:34:35.629 Some of the ads and the stuff I don't want 0:34:35.790 --> 0:34:39.930 on it. And also to set up a cool lighting 0:34:39.969 --> 0:34:42.520 feature that you needed to hack your TV to get. 0:34:43.280 --> 0:34:46.799 Oh, a lighting feature. Like lights in the back of it? 0:34:47.060 --> 0:34:49.920 Yeah, that go on the wall behind it and then 0:34:49.980 --> 0:34:51.560 match the colors of what you're watching. 0:34:52.180 --> 0:34:54.479 Man, what a time to be alive. There's good, there's bad, 0:34:54.500 --> 0:34:57.649 and there's all that stuff. Big Doug Millionaire says, we're done, 0:34:57.670 --> 0:35:01.250 so get your money offline. Buy gold and silver. he's 0:35:01.370 --> 0:35:04.350 usually dumb. This big Doug millionaire. He's known on Twitch 0:35:04.410 --> 0:35:07.010 as being like, I think, I think they just now 0:35:07.170 --> 0:35:09.270 let him online as of the last couple of years 0:35:09.350 --> 0:35:14.830 because of his intellectual stuntedness, but he's actually right on this. 0:35:15.730 --> 0:35:19.670 So congratulations. Hang on a round of applause for big 0:35:19.690 --> 0:35:22.650 Doug millionaire. We'll put this on the refrigerator. We'll put 0:35:22.690 --> 0:35:25.570 this on the fridge for everybody to see, because you're 0:35:25.590 --> 0:35:28.899 actually right about this. In fact, I saw today that 0:35:29.020 --> 0:35:33.359 a bunch of the big banks, are blocking artificial intelligence 0:35:33.600 --> 0:35:37.180 from their websites because they're worried about things going in 0:35:37.280 --> 0:35:40.259 logging into your account getting rid of all your money 0:35:40.989 --> 0:35:43.630 lots of problems that are occurring as a result of 0:35:43.690 --> 0:35:46.310 this so the banks have said nope we're going into 0:35:46.489 --> 0:35:49.730 read only mode so ai agents can only look at 0:35:49.770 --> 0:35:53.239 what you have they can't make any changes that could 0:35:53.280 --> 0:35:56.339 be a real real issue if they weren't doing that 0:35:56.900 --> 0:35:59.739 So good work to our little buddy there. You know, 0:35:59.760 --> 0:36:03.310 the helmet and everything. Big Doug Millionaire. Good for you. 0:36:03.870 --> 0:36:06.290 Good for you, friend. He did it, folks. He did it. 0:36:06.310 --> 0:36:08.350 We'll put that right on the refrigerator. Quick break. When 0:36:08.370 --> 0:36:10.969 we come back, I got an email coming in that 0:36:11.050 --> 0:36:14.239 changes the game for a lot of us. I also 0:36:14.620 --> 0:36:18.080 have to get to this story where I'm in big trouble. 0:36:18.770 --> 0:36:20.310 I got a bit of a problem going on because 0:36:20.330 --> 0:36:22.730 something that happened yesterday and we got to discuss that. 0:36:23.489 --> 0:36:24.739 That is on the way on the show. And you 0:36:24.780 --> 0:36:26.759 can email us to join us at any point in 0:36:26.800 --> 0:36:29.560 time as well at tips, T I P S at 0:36:29.580 --> 0:36:32.440 the news junkie.com. We got a couple of minutes, right? 0:36:34.500 --> 0:36:35.880 I just realized as I was getting to the end 0:36:35.900 --> 0:36:37.140 of that rant, I was like, wait, we're done with 0:36:37.180 --> 0:36:37.880 the weekend. 0:36:38.000 --> 0:36:40.860 I thought you were just a pivoting. Cause you were 0:36:40.900 --> 0:36:46.300 like that segment sucked. C-Lane was too nerdy. He nerded 0:36:46.440 --> 0:36:48.750 out and everybody tuned out, so there's no way I'm 0:36:48.870 --> 0:36:49.810 ever replaying that. 0:36:50.670 --> 0:36:52.589 I think, well, hold on, let's just ask the people, 0:36:52.750 --> 0:36:54.430 is it okay if we nerd out every once in 0:36:54.450 --> 0:36:56.230 a while or do we lose you? All right? Is 0:36:56.270 --> 0:36:57.969 it okay or do we lose you? I think people 0:36:58.010 --> 0:37:01.609 want to know stuff like this. Kevin said, do tell, C-Lane. 0:37:01.640 --> 0:37:04.880 He wants to know about what the lighting feature is. 0:37:04.900 --> 0:37:08.160 And if you're interested, have you ever seen a gaming 0:37:08.200 --> 0:37:10.720 setup or somebody on YouTube with a cool TV setup 0:37:11.120 --> 0:37:13.819 where the lights behind the TV kind of mimic what's 0:37:13.880 --> 0:37:16.100 on the screen? So let's say there's an apple on 0:37:16.140 --> 0:37:18.680 the screen. It might glow red on the wall. Yeah. 0:37:19.250 --> 0:37:24.190 It takes the outer colors of whatever's on the screen 0:37:24.670 --> 0:37:28.279 and translate those into colors for LEDs behind your screen. 0:37:28.660 --> 0:37:30.900 And basically just kind of extends it a little bit. 0:37:30.960 --> 0:37:32.820 It glows in the color that you're watching. It's a 0:37:32.840 --> 0:37:37.480 cool effect. Search for Ambilight, A-M-B-I-L-I-G-H-T. That's one of the 0:37:37.520 --> 0:37:39.799 ways of doing it. There's a bunch of options. Is 0:37:39.820 --> 0:37:41.020 that bisexual lighting? 0:37:41.560 --> 0:37:41.799 Yes. 0:37:42.219 --> 0:37:45.100 Well, no, you don't know what sex it is. It's ambiguous. 0:37:46.300 --> 0:37:48.120 I had not heard of this until some time ago, 0:37:48.180 --> 0:37:51.990 and somebody was like, you know, you've got bisexual lighting 0:37:52.030 --> 0:37:56.810 going on. I'm like, what is that? C-Line has bisexual lighting, though. 0:37:56.830 --> 0:37:59.430 It's ambilight. You don't know what sex it is. Is 0:37:59.489 --> 0:37:59.890 it the same? 0:37:59.930 --> 0:38:00.089 No. 0:38:00.110 --> 0:38:03.290 Look here. This is real. You think I'm crazy. Bisexual lighting. 0:38:03.390 --> 0:38:05.620 I thought you were making that up. Okay. I thought 0:38:05.680 --> 0:38:08.739 this was a joke. What's bisexual lighting? Bisexual lighting is 0:38:08.760 --> 0:38:12.180 the simultaneous use of pink, purple, and blue lighting and 0:38:12.260 --> 0:38:15.969 is sometimes used to represent bisexuals. It's been used in 0:38:16.030 --> 0:38:20.370 studio lighting for film and television. Of course, Hollywood. Here 0:38:20.410 --> 0:38:25.180 you go. social media users claiming bisexual lighting has been 0:38:25.219 --> 0:38:27.860 an empowering visual device. And now C-Line's doing it in 0:38:27.920 --> 0:38:32.129 his house. My God. It's amazing. I don't just stick 0:38:32.150 --> 0:38:36.840 to bisexual colors. No, I don't. You go further? Sure. 0:38:37.860 --> 0:38:40.210 Good for you. I think that when we talk about 0:38:40.250 --> 0:38:43.970 those things, if you rephrase it as hack your smart TV, 0:38:44.810 --> 0:38:48.029 now people are like, yes, all right. Now just make 0:38:48.070 --> 0:38:50.069 it so I can do it because who doesn't want 0:38:50.110 --> 0:38:52.390 to do this stuff? It's an amazing time to be alive. 0:38:52.570 --> 0:38:54.560 There's bisexual lighting everywhere. It's wild. 0:38:54.780 --> 0:38:58.020 Or some people would say they jail broke. You jail 0:38:58.080 --> 0:38:59.840 break it so you can put other stuff on it. 0:39:00.280 --> 0:39:02.899 Yeah, right. Okay. Well, we're going to take a quick 0:39:02.920 --> 0:39:06.440 break right here. When we come back, I'll tell you 0:39:06.460 --> 0:39:09.680 what's going on. I think I'm in danger. Okay. I 0:39:09.719 --> 0:39:13.090 don't know if I have a problem getting through the 0:39:13.120 --> 0:39:15.330 rest of the show here or not. We'll sort that out. 0:39:15.350 --> 0:39:17.330 But I think I'm in danger. I'll explain to you 0:39:17.370 --> 0:39:20.989 what happened yesterday. That is coming up next on the 0:39:21.030 --> 0:39:31.820 News Junkie. I'm in big trouble. I think I'm in danger, honestly. 0:39:31.840 --> 0:39:34.840 I'll tell you what happened to me. And maybe you 0:39:34.910 --> 0:39:38.100 guys can fill in the blanks. I've not had a 0:39:38.500 --> 0:39:41.380 day like this in a while. Where something happened and 0:39:41.400 --> 0:39:44.060 I go, oh, am I in trouble? I start looking 0:39:44.110 --> 0:39:46.650 over my shoulder. I have had days where I get 0:39:46.690 --> 0:39:49.069 a lot of threats, a lot of email threats. And 0:39:49.090 --> 0:39:51.109 then I'm out and about in public and I'm going, 0:39:51.430 --> 0:39:53.890 all right. I told you about that guy who ran 0:39:53.950 --> 0:39:55.830 up behind me one time in public and he put 0:39:55.870 --> 0:39:58.410 his arm on my shoulder. He's like, hey, Sean, he 0:39:58.870 --> 0:40:01.620 grabbed me as I was as I was walking down 0:40:01.660 --> 0:40:04.770 the sidewalk. And I go, whoa! Like, I thought the 0:40:04.790 --> 0:40:06.710 guy was about to stab me or shoot me or something. 0:40:07.310 --> 0:40:09.090 Because around that time, I was getting a lot of 0:40:09.450 --> 0:40:12.609 email threats and stuff. And instead, he was just like, wobbledy-dobbledy. 0:40:12.870 --> 0:40:15.910 And instead, he's like, hey, man, love the show, big fan. 0:40:15.969 --> 0:40:17.670 And I go, oh, okay. 0:40:17.770 --> 0:40:18.050 Whew. 0:40:18.650 --> 0:40:22.020 Thanks, man. Keep on keeping on. And on we go. 0:40:22.620 --> 0:40:26.740 This was not like that, though. Yesterday, after the show ends... 0:40:27.520 --> 0:40:30.600 I go out and try to get some sunshine, a 0:40:30.600 --> 0:40:32.940 little bit of exercise, and I'm walking around the neighborhood 0:40:33.760 --> 0:40:36.850 and getting away from things. I like to go out there. 0:40:36.890 --> 0:40:41.109 I listen to my AirPods. I watch a YouTube stream 0:40:41.150 --> 0:40:44.009 or something. It's a good time, right? So I go out, 0:40:44.390 --> 0:40:46.989 and I'm on this road not too far away from 0:40:47.030 --> 0:40:53.970 where my house is, and I hear... a squelching screech 0:40:54.230 --> 0:40:58.590 tires spinning out kind of noise and i just hear 0:40:58.640 --> 0:41:01.160 an engine full bore you know the sound when you 0:41:01.200 --> 0:41:03.900 just take your gas pedal and you it to the 0:41:04.020 --> 0:41:07.560 floor sure put your gas pedal down i hear that 0:41:07.700 --> 0:41:10.960 noise way behind me and i i like kind of 0:41:11.239 --> 0:41:13.100 jump off to the right side of the road a 0:41:13.100 --> 0:41:16.460 little bit and I look backwards, and I look backwards 0:41:16.660 --> 0:41:20.149 just in time to see a car blast right through 0:41:20.190 --> 0:41:23.990 a four-way stop. This car is going through a residential neighborhood, 0:41:24.130 --> 0:41:26.709 and I'm not kidding you, it was going every bit 0:41:26.790 --> 0:41:30.290 of 100 miles per hour. As it went by me, 0:41:30.330 --> 0:41:31.570 I'm walking on the right side of the road. And 0:41:31.590 --> 0:41:34.020 here I thought you weren't going to exaggerate anything. I'm 0:41:34.060 --> 0:41:36.520 telling you, I swear to God I'm not exaggerating. Trust 0:41:36.580 --> 0:41:40.320 me on this. Follow me along here. So this car, vroom! 0:41:40.360 --> 0:41:44.460 I felt it push. The wind pushed me as it 0:41:44.500 --> 0:41:47.890 went by me. And this white car goes flying by 0:41:48.140 --> 0:41:51.550 down the road. It's got some busted taillights and stuff. 0:41:52.230 --> 0:41:54.469 And when it gets to the end of the road, 0:41:54.530 --> 0:41:56.469 because the road's sort of dead-ended there and you can 0:41:56.489 --> 0:41:58.910 only go left or right, not quite a dead end, 0:41:58.930 --> 0:42:00.170 but you know, you like come to a, like a 0:42:00.210 --> 0:42:02.589 fork in the road sort of. And when they got 0:42:02.650 --> 0:42:04.930 to the end of the road, the car slammed on 0:42:04.969 --> 0:42:09.150 its brakes and like barely kept from running into the 0:42:09.190 --> 0:42:11.589 house at the end of the street and then swerved 0:42:11.650 --> 0:42:15.250 like grand theft auto and went hauling ass to the right. 0:42:15.610 --> 0:42:19.280 And I was like, what in the world just happened? 0:42:20.100 --> 0:42:23.180 I said, was this, was there a crime that just happened? 0:42:23.219 --> 0:42:26.620 Somebody must be in like a police chase or And 0:42:27.800 --> 0:42:30.380 don't say they were probably doing 35. I assure you, 0:42:30.420 --> 0:42:33.280 I'm not kidding you. 100% they were going 100 miles 0:42:33.320 --> 0:42:36.340 an hour plus in a residential neighborhood at that speed. 0:42:36.400 --> 0:42:39.500 It was crazy. So as I'm driving along or walking 0:42:39.560 --> 0:42:42.629 along and the car swerves off to the right again, 0:42:42.730 --> 0:42:45.450 squealing the tires and hauling us out of there, I 0:42:45.510 --> 0:42:49.069 look behind me and I see also revving up the 0:42:49.110 --> 0:42:52.710 street behind me a cop car. And it was like 0:42:52.730 --> 0:42:55.950 a cop, like SUV, like a big SUV for the police. 0:42:56.270 --> 0:42:58.670 And then another one. And then another one. Three of them. 0:42:58.690 --> 0:43:02.660 All right. And I go, oh, shoot. And they're flooring it. 0:43:02.890 --> 0:43:05.310 And they go, oh, it's a police chase. I said, 0:43:05.350 --> 0:43:06.930 I'm in the middle of a police chase. And I 0:43:06.950 --> 0:43:08.610 look up at the sky. I look up to the 0:43:08.650 --> 0:43:11.960 sky and I see a chopper, right? The chopper is 0:43:12.000 --> 0:43:16.339 hovering overhead. And I said, well, okay. I often find 0:43:16.380 --> 0:43:20.390 myself in these situations and I don't really tend to 0:43:20.430 --> 0:43:22.190 do the right thing. And I just stay out of 0:43:22.210 --> 0:43:24.109 things in my own business. I got to do something here. 0:43:24.450 --> 0:43:26.770 So as the cops were hauling ass up the road, 0:43:27.130 --> 0:43:30.049 I did the thing like here. I was like, you know, 0:43:30.150 --> 0:43:32.629 the guy here. And then, you know, it went that way. 0:43:32.730 --> 0:43:35.480 And I started like point from a block or so away. 0:43:35.520 --> 0:43:38.520 You had this opportunity and you didn't say he went 0:43:38.620 --> 0:43:39.220 that away. 0:43:39.239 --> 0:43:42.260 I might have. I was very everything was happening really quickly. 0:43:42.340 --> 0:43:45.320 But I'm like, I got it. I start doing big 0:43:45.580 --> 0:43:47.680 gestures in the air, like the car, the one that 0:43:47.700 --> 0:43:49.549 was speeding, the one in the police chase. It's that way. 0:43:49.570 --> 0:43:52.890 It's that way. It's that way. And these SUVs pull 0:43:52.950 --> 0:43:54.510 up next to me. And when they pull up next 0:43:54.530 --> 0:43:57.759 to me and they're all sort of like on edge, 0:43:58.480 --> 0:44:03.609 I realize there's no police markings on this vehicle. And 0:44:03.950 --> 0:44:06.080 I look at all the guys in the SUVs that 0:44:06.120 --> 0:44:09.360 are chasing this car and none of them have cop 0:44:09.440 --> 0:44:13.060 uniforms on. There's no badges. There's no nothing. They're just 0:44:13.320 --> 0:44:15.960 three guys in white SUVs that were chasing another car 0:44:16.000 --> 0:44:18.430 that was going so fast that it seemed like they 0:44:18.469 --> 0:44:22.009 were scared for, for their life. And the guy rolls 0:44:22.030 --> 0:44:23.509 down the window real quick. And he's like, can you 0:44:23.530 --> 0:44:26.310 go that way? And I go, yeah, he went that way. 0:44:26.330 --> 0:44:29.270 And I pointed to where the guy had gone. And 0:44:29.290 --> 0:44:31.210 I look over, this guy's got like a big gold 0:44:31.310 --> 0:44:35.140 chain on his, And I thought, I don't think these 0:44:35.200 --> 0:44:39.140 guys are the cops. I think this is like a 0:44:39.340 --> 0:44:42.520 mafia hit or something going on. There's some sort of 0:44:42.739 --> 0:44:46.480 organized crime thing going on here. And the guy was 0:44:46.540 --> 0:44:49.560 trying to escape from whoever it was. The helicopter just 0:44:49.600 --> 0:44:52.080 so happened to be, you know, we live by a hospital. 0:44:52.420 --> 0:44:55.239 The helicopter was unrelated. But in the moment, I thought, oh, 0:44:56.000 --> 0:44:58.000 this is a police chase. This is what's happening here. 0:44:58.040 --> 0:45:00.160 So I got to be the good Samaritan and help 0:45:00.219 --> 0:45:02.279 out and point them to what was going on. I 0:45:03.020 --> 0:45:07.130 think I assisted in some sort of organized crime chase 0:45:07.370 --> 0:45:10.790 after somebody in their car and pointed at the person 0:45:11.250 --> 0:45:13.670 that was hauling ass away. And maybe they weren't actually 0:45:13.690 --> 0:45:16.050 the bad guy because these guys were not the cop. 0:45:16.270 --> 0:45:20.009 Maybe they were a stinking rat. And I'll tell you, 0:45:20.050 --> 0:45:22.710 and then I go around the neighborhood, and I see 0:45:22.750 --> 0:45:26.239 these undercover cops everywhere in the neighborhood still trying to 0:45:26.300 --> 0:45:29.779 search for this car that hauled ass away from them. 0:45:30.440 --> 0:45:33.219 And I guess it snuck out one of the ways 0:45:33.239 --> 0:45:35.720 that you could get out of the neighborhood after this. 0:45:36.280 --> 0:45:39.069 But I thought, I go, if it was the cops, 0:45:39.130 --> 0:45:42.090 that's one thing. And I just ratted out this person. 0:45:42.130 --> 0:45:44.370 I wouldn't feel super bad about that because they were 0:45:44.410 --> 0:45:47.230 driving so dangerous and so fast in the neighborhood. God 0:45:47.270 --> 0:45:50.330 forbid a little kid or a dog or something had 0:45:50.350 --> 0:45:53.750 come out. They would have plowed this animal. Think about 0:45:53.890 --> 0:45:58.250 this in a different way, right? You were totally fine 0:45:58.630 --> 0:46:00.750 ratting this guy out if you did it to the 0:46:00.810 --> 0:46:03.690 cops because he was being very dangerous in the neighborhood 0:46:03.710 --> 0:46:07.270 and you didn't care if he was punished for it. Right. Yes. 0:46:07.570 --> 0:46:11.149 Well, maybe if somebody else was chasing him. He's going 0:46:11.170 --> 0:46:14.629 to be punished for a different reason. Still, still not 0:46:14.690 --> 0:46:17.610 going to be speeding through the neighborhood anymore, right? 0:46:18.090 --> 0:46:20.469 I like the bright side of this, but all I 0:46:20.510 --> 0:46:23.590 can think of was that there was some sort of 0:46:23.610 --> 0:46:27.080 henchman going after a guy who I don't know what 0:46:27.120 --> 0:46:29.920 they actually did. And they were going 100 miles an 0:46:29.940 --> 0:46:32.000 hour through the neighborhood like they were scared for their 0:46:32.040 --> 0:46:35.219 life and driving like their life was on the line. 0:46:35.260 --> 0:46:38.759 And then I gave maybe the bad guys. I was like, 0:46:38.780 --> 0:46:41.930 there he is right there, right there. I had no idea. 0:46:42.890 --> 0:46:45.680 Now I think like, oh, am I on somebody's radar? 0:46:45.880 --> 0:46:47.700 What did I do? What did this guy do? Who 0:46:47.760 --> 0:46:51.759 are these people? If you're out there and you're in 0:46:51.800 --> 0:46:55.440 law enforcement, let me know. There was nobody with any 0:46:56.160 --> 0:47:00.030 insignia for the police on, no badges, no nothing. Nobody 0:47:00.110 --> 0:47:02.350 said they were a cop. These guys had like gold 0:47:02.469 --> 0:47:05.950 chains on and stuff when they pulled up. and they're 0:47:05.969 --> 0:47:08.109 all wearing like black and stuff but they they were 0:47:08.190 --> 0:47:11.739 not police officers and the cars didn't have anything on 0:47:11.760 --> 0:47:13.719 them either they just looked like cop cars you know 0:47:13.739 --> 0:47:16.100 when you see like an old car that looks like 0:47:16.120 --> 0:47:19.239 a car but there's no like a crown yeah like 0:47:19.260 --> 0:47:22.469 a crown vic but there were the new ones that 0:47:22.530 --> 0:47:25.370 were like the suv types that that cops will use 0:47:25.410 --> 0:47:27.410 especially in these sort of situations they could have been 0:47:27.430 --> 0:47:29.710 undercover they could have been but i don't know if 0:47:29.730 --> 0:47:32.670 they would be that undercover like nobody no vests no 0:47:32.710 --> 0:47:35.480 nothing yeah they're asking that in chat no a hundred 0:47:35.500 --> 0:47:37.900 percent they didn't have anything that would identify them as 0:47:37.940 --> 0:47:40.359 police officers and the one guy had a big gold 0:47:40.420 --> 0:47:42.180 chain on and i was just like he went over 0:47:42.219 --> 0:47:47.239 there i have no idea what i intervened in you're 0:47:47.280 --> 0:47:49.259 mixed up in this now sean i don't that's my 0:47:49.300 --> 0:47:51.880 problem what do i do here i don't know how 0:47:51.900 --> 0:47:53.430 to handle this i i think i need to stay 0:47:53.489 --> 0:47:56.170 inside for a couple of weeks otherwise i'll go out 0:47:56.190 --> 0:47:59.730 there like that's the guy what uh What a hard 0:47:59.770 --> 0:48:02.230 thing for you. It is. That's an incredibly hard thing 0:48:02.270 --> 0:48:04.810 for me. You know how much I'm outside every day? 0:48:04.870 --> 0:48:08.470 Way more than you, pal. I'm outside plenty. I have 0:48:08.510 --> 0:48:10.080 to get my steps. I have to get my 10,000 0:48:10.080 --> 0:48:13.080 plus steps every single day. And now when I've tried 0:48:13.120 --> 0:48:16.100 to do this, and by the way, some of you, no. No, 0:48:16.120 --> 0:48:17.879 just give us your address and the time of the event. 0:48:17.900 --> 0:48:20.640 We'll look it up for you. No, no. I don't 0:48:20.660 --> 0:48:22.600 want to be involved in this anymore. And now, just 0:48:22.620 --> 0:48:25.120 so you know, this is why I stay out of things. 0:48:26.030 --> 0:48:28.230 This is the exact reason why I just mind my 0:48:28.290 --> 0:48:30.630 own business, and I just shut up about all of 0:48:30.670 --> 0:48:32.830 this stuff, because you never know when you're going to 0:48:32.850 --> 0:48:36.430 be injected right into some sort of drug deal drama 0:48:37.410 --> 0:48:40.969 or mafiosa stuff. I am worried about that. I don't 0:48:40.989 --> 0:48:43.129 know what it means, but I'm a little bit on edge. 0:48:43.710 --> 0:48:46.010 Give me your thoughts over at thenewsjunkie.com. Send a dispatch 0:48:46.070 --> 0:48:51.650 or an email. Speaking of that, tipsatthenewsjunkie.com, and K-Dawg emails 0:48:51.690 --> 0:48:58.960 the show. K-D-A-W-G. And K-Dawg says, Airbnb rule changes. Finally, 0:48:59.160 --> 0:49:03.609 all caps. This story says Airbnb is now finally banning 0:49:03.660 --> 0:49:07.090 hosts from requiring guests to do things like wash dishes, 0:49:07.550 --> 0:49:12.990 do laundry or complete other unreasonable chores. Nice. Oh, my gosh. 0:49:13.030 --> 0:49:14.489 My dad is going to be so pissed when he 0:49:14.530 --> 0:49:17.450 finds this out because he just stayed in an Airbnb 0:49:18.150 --> 0:49:20.660 and he was he was telling us like. after they 0:49:20.700 --> 0:49:23.920 checked out like there's so many rules they made us 0:49:23.960 --> 0:49:26.100 do a lot of stuff like cleaning up and taking 0:49:26.120 --> 0:49:29.640 out the trash yeah it used to be i don't 0:49:29.660 --> 0:49:31.500 think they do this anymore i think they've kind of 0:49:32.480 --> 0:49:35.840 like moved away from this model. But originally when Airbnb 0:49:35.860 --> 0:49:39.480 started getting popular, you had your, you're not, you had 0:49:39.500 --> 0:49:43.029 your nightly fee, right? You, you can get this Airbnb 0:49:43.070 --> 0:49:44.649 for a hundred bucks a night or something, right? 0:49:45.030 --> 0:49:45.270 Yeah. 0:49:45.370 --> 0:49:45.870 Good price. 0:49:46.340 --> 0:49:48.160 And then you had, on top of that, there would 0:49:48.200 --> 0:49:52.180 be a cleaning fee that was a one-time, and then 0:49:52.520 --> 0:49:55.620 that would be what they pay the cleaner. Or that 0:49:55.660 --> 0:49:59.520 would be what they pay themselves to clean the unit. Now, 0:50:00.239 --> 0:50:04.540 they moved into this area of just putting everything together together. 0:50:04.960 --> 0:50:07.680 So you don't actually know what the cleaning fee was 0:50:07.719 --> 0:50:10.330 or it's just built into the overall price. But it 0:50:10.350 --> 0:50:12.450 was annoying when there was a cleaning fee because sometimes 0:50:12.469 --> 0:50:15.630 there would be like a $ 175 cleaning fee for an 0:50:15.690 --> 0:50:18.669 entire house and they would still ask you to take 0:50:18.730 --> 0:50:19.950 out the trash and do the dishes. 0:50:20.010 --> 0:50:22.500 You say that's annoying. I say that's a scam. Why 0:50:23.660 --> 0:50:27.819 is it a scam? Because you're like hiding stuff and 0:50:27.840 --> 0:50:31.440 you're making people do more. No, no, no, no. Before 0:50:31.620 --> 0:50:34.480 they were telling you what the cleaning fee was. Yeah, 0:50:34.820 --> 0:50:37.560 and now they're not being clear about it? Now, I mean, 0:50:37.600 --> 0:50:41.180 just like a hotel. You don't know how much of 0:50:41.280 --> 0:50:44.509 your rate at a hotel goes toward the cleaning of 0:50:44.570 --> 0:50:46.770 it because they don't really put it out there. But 0:50:47.030 --> 0:50:51.170 with Airbnbs, a lot of these managed properties, they hire 0:50:51.230 --> 0:50:52.950 somebody out to do the cleaning for you, and maybe 0:50:52.969 --> 0:50:54.970 they take a little bit of it themselves, but that's 0:50:55.030 --> 0:50:57.620 up to them. It says hosts who violate the policy 0:50:57.760 --> 0:51:01.780 could face warnings, flag listings, and reduce visibility. So Airbnb 0:51:01.800 --> 0:51:03.779 banning hosts from requiring guests to do things like this. 0:51:04.100 --> 0:51:07.420 Here's one of the examples. Check out instructions. Strip all 0:51:07.500 --> 0:51:11.009 white linens from beds and leave them on bedroom floor. 0:51:12.570 --> 0:51:16.190 You're like you're doing the sheets on the bed. Leave 0:51:16.270 --> 0:51:19.450 comforter on bed. Start a load of all white towels. 0:51:19.650 --> 0:51:22.730 Use bleach. Wash and put away all dishes and glasses. 0:51:22.770 --> 0:51:23.970 What am I paying you for? 0:51:24.210 --> 0:51:24.430 Hmm. 0:51:25.010 --> 0:51:27.450 Remove all food from the refrigerator. Remove all trash from 0:51:27.489 --> 0:51:30.200 bathrooms and kitchen and replace bags. Place trash in brown 0:51:30.219 --> 0:51:33.140 bin and garage. This one is extreme. Clean floors how 0:51:33.219 --> 0:51:33.739 you find them. 0:51:33.820 --> 0:51:38.520 Clean and clutter-free. Clean with a Swiffer if needed. There 0:51:38.540 --> 0:51:40.339 better be no cleaning fee. That would be a no 0:51:40.380 --> 0:51:43.630 cleaning fee room. I mean, it to me seems like... 0:51:44.170 --> 0:51:46.830 It seems crazy. I think it does seem unreasonable. I'm 0:51:46.850 --> 0:51:49.670 glad that they made those changes. I think this is good. 0:51:50.130 --> 0:51:51.609 Your dad's going to feel good about this or bad 0:51:51.650 --> 0:51:52.009 about this? 0:51:52.050 --> 0:51:53.469 No, I think he's going to be pissed because he 0:51:53.510 --> 0:51:55.609 just stayed in an Airbnb where he had to clean 0:51:55.630 --> 0:51:56.350 a bunch of stuff up. 0:51:57.210 --> 0:51:58.690 I guess it's more common. Let us know if you've 0:51:58.710 --> 0:52:01.109 had this problem, but Airbnb is now banning all this 0:52:01.310 --> 0:52:04.090 extra crap they made you do. Go over to the website, 0:52:04.130 --> 0:52:07.690 thenewsjunkie.com and hit record on your first dispatch right now. 0:52:08.530 --> 0:52:10.910 In the old way, when they told you what the 0:52:10.950 --> 0:52:14.930 cleaning fee was... You know, the more the cleaning fee was. 0:52:15.510 --> 0:52:19.839 The less I felt personally like I had to do 0:52:19.900 --> 0:52:21.500 a lot. Now, if the cleaning fee was only like 0:52:21.500 --> 0:52:24.719 15 bucks, I would probably feel like, all right, these 0:52:24.760 --> 0:52:27.859 people are doing it themselves. They charge a small cleaning fee. 0:52:28.590 --> 0:52:29.890 I'm going to help out a little more. But if 0:52:29.930 --> 0:52:34.089 the cleaning fee was like extravagant, why am I paying 0:52:34.090 --> 0:52:35.589 200 bucks for a cleaning fee? 0:52:36.590 --> 0:52:39.140 When I have to do the cleaning, I have to 0:52:39.160 --> 0:52:42.020 do a load of towels. I have to Swiffer the floor. 0:52:42.040 --> 0:52:42.120 Yeah. 0:52:42.620 --> 0:52:46.239 If I'm Swiffering the floor, there's no cleaning fee. I'm 0:52:46.260 --> 0:52:47.940 not doing it to begin with. I feel like I 0:52:47.960 --> 0:52:49.629 should be able to utilize the house. And as long 0:52:49.670 --> 0:52:53.210 as I don't damage something or do something above and 0:52:53.230 --> 0:52:57.480 beyond messing the car up. Yeah, like that OnlyFans lady. Well, 0:52:57.580 --> 0:52:59.660 you know what I don't... When you go out and 0:52:59.719 --> 0:53:04.069 rent a car, C-Lane, you don't have to detail that 0:53:04.190 --> 0:53:05.890 car when you're bringing it back. You just have to 0:53:05.930 --> 0:53:08.210 bring it back in good shape and make sure you 0:53:08.230 --> 0:53:10.590 didn't make a mess out of it. Correct. Otherwise, you 0:53:10.610 --> 0:53:12.549 might get charged. But in these cases, they have you 0:53:12.570 --> 0:53:17.440 doing way too much work, which is pretty screwy. Lewis says, Sean, 0:53:17.500 --> 0:53:20.120 you are profiling. What's wrong with having a gold chain? 0:53:20.500 --> 0:53:24.290 Police do wear gold chains. This guy had like a big... 0:53:25.170 --> 0:53:28.370 rapper type chain on who rolled down the window. And yes, 0:53:28.430 --> 0:53:32.950 I'm profiling. Of course I am. You should be too. 0:53:33.110 --> 0:53:35.020 If I was better at profiling, I wouldn't have gotten 0:53:35.060 --> 0:53:36.860 involved to begin with. I would have said, what am 0:53:36.900 --> 0:53:39.420 I doing here? But you should be profiling all the time. 0:53:39.460 --> 0:53:41.180 It's a very smart thing to do to keep yourself 0:53:41.239 --> 0:53:43.819 alive as a human being, Lewis. What's your favorite kind 0:53:43.840 --> 0:53:44.360 of profiler? 0:53:44.930 --> 0:53:45.339 All of them. 0:53:45.640 --> 0:53:46.930 I like all of them. Oh, yeah. 0:53:46.950 --> 0:53:47.350 Okay. 0:53:47.790 --> 0:53:49.750 Sidewalk profiling is one of my favorite. If you see 0:53:49.770 --> 0:53:53.149 a couple nefarious characters, some weirdo types, some people talking 0:53:53.170 --> 0:53:55.930 to themselves, profile and go to the other side of 0:53:55.950 --> 0:53:59.050 the road every time. You'll be glad you didn't get jacked. 0:53:59.469 --> 0:54:01.630 You'll be happy that you came out alive and it 0:54:01.670 --> 0:54:04.779 didn't happen to you. But these guys just to me, 0:54:05.440 --> 0:54:07.239 there was nothing that said cop. And maybe it was 0:54:07.260 --> 0:54:09.759 like a bounty hunter thing. That's another thing I was 0:54:09.780 --> 0:54:13.140 thinking about, because bounty hunters can sort of look like cops, 0:54:13.160 --> 0:54:15.359 but they're not cops. And sometimes they'll even chase people 0:54:15.400 --> 0:54:20.589 like that. Something was not right here. It seemed very nefarious. 0:54:20.750 --> 0:54:22.350 And that would have been the only reason why this 0:54:22.390 --> 0:54:25.830 person was driving so incredibly dangerous in a residential neighborhood. 0:54:25.850 --> 0:54:27.919 At least I hope. All right, we'll see what you think. 0:54:27.960 --> 0:54:30.480 We got dispatches on the way. 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The 0:55:23.969 --> 0:55:25.510 best way to support the show is with the premium 0:55:25.550 --> 0:55:28.870 account over on the news junkie dot com. I want 0:55:28.890 --> 0:55:30.910 to get to some of your dispatches. So let me 0:55:31.070 --> 0:55:33.850 refresh for those in just a moment here. I did 0:55:33.910 --> 0:55:37.969 see we're getting closer. How many? How many weeks are 0:55:37.989 --> 0:55:41.390 we away now from the release of Grand Theft Auto 6? Oh, 0:55:41.450 --> 0:55:44.850 that'd be. Handful now? It's pretty close. 0:55:44.890 --> 0:55:45.049 Barely. 0:55:45.350 --> 0:55:46.890 November 19th. Less than a month. 0:55:47.170 --> 0:55:47.350 Yeah. 0:55:47.770 --> 0:55:49.610 We are less than a month away from the release 0:55:50.050 --> 0:55:53.170 of Grand Theft Auto 6. And I'm starting to see 0:55:53.230 --> 0:55:56.560 a round of news stories about this and the hype machine. 0:55:56.600 --> 0:56:02.910 And it says GTA 6. billion dollar sick day literally 0:56:02.950 --> 0:56:05.609 just put this on my maybe tomorrow pile oh did 0:56:05.650 --> 0:56:09.089 you yeah look this is this is what's happening they 0:56:09.130 --> 0:56:15.750 said they estimate that 1.5 million americans bill oh sorry 0:56:16.170 --> 0:56:19.910 are going to call out because of grand theft auto 0:56:19.910 --> 0:56:23.420 6 when the when the game is released Which is 0:56:23.620 --> 0:56:26.420 crazy to consider. That's such a huge impact. I don't 0:56:26.440 --> 0:56:30.040 know if that's bigger than the Super Bowl. I don't know. 0:56:30.060 --> 0:56:32.940 I feel like some of these people are going to 0:56:32.980 --> 0:56:37.560 take more time because of just the fact that it's 0:56:37.600 --> 0:56:39.979 a long game. The Super Bowl is like one night. 0:56:40.520 --> 0:56:40.840 True. 0:56:40.900 --> 0:56:43.259 And then you just take Monday off because you want 0:56:43.300 --> 0:56:46.940 to sleep it off. But I read this, and then 0:56:46.980 --> 0:56:49.939 I have questions because it might just be me being... 0:56:51.040 --> 0:56:53.939 ignorant to how this kind of stuff works, but when 0:56:54.140 --> 0:56:57.149 they say the release of Grand Theft Auto 6 could 0:56:57.210 --> 0:57:01.030 cost the U.S. economy nearly $ 1 billion. That's crazy. 0:57:01.110 --> 0:57:03.890 How? Let's see what it says. Hold on. Let's see. 0:57:03.950 --> 0:57:07.530 Fox 29 Philadelphia says Grand Theft Auto 6 could cause 0:57:07.530 --> 0:57:11.500 $ 1 billion sick day as 1.5 million are estimated to 0:57:11.560 --> 0:57:13.980 skip work, many of them calling out sick, according to 0:57:14.000 --> 0:57:17.020 these reports. When Grand Theft Auto 6 drops next month, 0:57:17.080 --> 0:57:19.720 millions of Americans are planning a trip to Vice City. Wait, 0:57:19.740 --> 0:57:21.810 hold on. Wasn't that a different one? This is a 0:57:21.830 --> 0:57:24.330 different one, right? Vice City was another Grand Theft Auto. 0:57:24.610 --> 0:57:26.230 It was the name of another Grand Theft Auto, but 0:57:26.250 --> 0:57:29.230 it's still Vice City. Yeah, it's. 0:57:30.730 --> 0:57:35.250 A big chunk of Florida or a fictionalized version of 0:57:35.290 --> 0:57:38.930 Florida is where this game takes place. 0:57:38.950 --> 0:57:41.680 All right. They said reports claim it could cost the 0:57:41.720 --> 0:57:46.200 economy a staggering $ 1 billion in lost productivity in just 0:57:46.320 --> 0:57:50.080 one day. Think about that. All of those employees were 0:57:50.100 --> 0:57:53.180 just one video game away from taking a billion dollars 0:57:53.220 --> 0:57:55.860 out of our economy. There's a lot of video game 0:57:55.900 --> 0:57:56.920 laziness going on there. 0:57:57.120 --> 0:57:59.640 So each person who calls out is on the hook 0:57:59.720 --> 0:58:05.380 for $ 666. That seems high to me, but maybe it's right. 0:58:05.420 --> 0:58:08.780 The report claims an economist estimates the sudden drain of 0:58:08.780 --> 0:58:13.270 1.5 million workers would trim the national output by roughly 2%, 0:58:13.270 --> 0:58:19.870 assuming the average annual output per worker is around $ 70, 000. 0:58:16.990 --> 0:58:20.710 This one-day mass exodus results in a $ 1 billion blow 0:58:20.790 --> 0:58:25.650 to U.S. productivity. I don't know, though. $ 70, 000 is the 0:58:25.890 --> 0:58:30.020 average output for an American worker? Output how? 0:58:30.480 --> 0:58:30.860 I don't know. 0:58:30.880 --> 0:58:37.080 I'm questioning that. What is the output? I don't know. 0:58:37.420 --> 0:58:39.520 I don't know what they mean. That's too loose on wording. 0:58:40.080 --> 0:58:43.020 Tech firms where younger demographics heavily over-indexed are expected to 0:58:43.040 --> 0:58:47.340 feel the sharpest pinch. Even Take-Two Interactive, Rockstar Games' parent company, 0:58:47.380 --> 0:58:50.540 isn't hiding from the inevitable. The CEO remarked at a 0:58:50.560 --> 0:58:52.520 Las Vegas conference, I think a lot of people will 0:58:52.540 --> 0:58:55.800 be calling in sick on November 19th, is that many 0:58:55.860 --> 0:58:58.689 employees may suddenly come down with the GTA flu, Grand 0:58:58.710 --> 0:59:01.430 Theft Auto flu. Others have reportedly been planning on this 0:59:01.490 --> 0:59:04.210 day for months. According to the Wall Street Journal, some 0:59:04.250 --> 0:59:07.430 workers have actively banked their paid time off for launch day, 0:59:08.250 --> 0:59:09.930 and it wouldn't be the first time a release of 0:59:10.080 --> 0:59:15.080 caused a massive work exodus. GTA 5 launched back in 2013, 0:59:15.080 --> 0:59:17.940 and they said of the IGN, which is a video 0:59:17.980 --> 0:59:21.419 game website, of the IGN survey that they did, 46% 0:59:21.420 --> 0:59:26.630 of people had proactively taken the day off, and nearly 20% 0:59:26.630 --> 0:59:28.770 plan to call in sick that morning. Those are the 0:59:28.790 --> 0:59:33.270 video game people in particular. But I don't know. I 0:59:33.330 --> 0:59:36.470 question that a little bit. What do they mean by 0:59:36.510 --> 0:59:38.950 the output? How is this actually going to affect things? 0:59:39.510 --> 0:59:41.680 They do the same thing with the Super Bowl. Day 0:59:41.780 --> 0:59:44.780 after the Super Bowl, people calling out sick. They say 0:59:44.800 --> 0:59:47.880 the economy is going to crater because so many people got... 0:59:48.160 --> 0:59:51.780 The funny thing I've noticed is The day after the 0:59:51.820 --> 0:59:54.020 Super Bowl, if that's a good barometer for how this 0:59:54.080 --> 0:59:57.080 is going to go, I've never noticed like, man, service 0:59:57.140 --> 1:00:00.530 is not going well today. Sure. Like the economy doesn't 1:00:00.550 --> 1:00:03.350 seem to be functioning the way to maybe just those 1:00:03.370 --> 1:00:05.330 people aren't doing that great of a job to begin with. 1:00:05.630 --> 1:00:08.530 Maybe we don't need them. Maybe we don't need the 1:00:08.610 --> 1:00:13.030 grand theft auto time taker offers, if you will, put 1:00:13.070 --> 1:00:15.110 that in as a placeholder until a new and better 1:00:15.150 --> 1:00:18.130 name comes up. All right, let's get to these dispatches. 1:00:18.650 --> 1:00:24.390 Let's see what people have to say here. Nick has 1:00:24.450 --> 1:00:27.030 a TTS dispatch, which is a feature you can get 1:00:27.050 --> 1:00:30.150 if you're a subscriber. Here's Nick. Let's see what he said. 1:00:30.210 --> 1:00:33.090 So I don't know if this is anecdotal, but two 1:00:33.170 --> 1:00:35.650 nights ago I was driving to the gym around 10 p.m. 1:00:37.140 --> 1:00:39.610 I live less than a 10-minute drive from the gym, 1:00:40.090 --> 1:00:41.730 and in the time it took me to get there, 1:00:42.230 --> 1:00:45.340 I saw eight different cars pulled over by the police. 1:00:46.280 --> 1:00:48.000 I live in a good part of town, so this 1:00:48.080 --> 1:00:51.120 is very uncommon. So I'm wondering if they're beefing up 1:00:51.180 --> 1:00:54.610 traffic enforcement in anticipation of losing some of their budget 1:00:54.800 --> 1:00:56.290 if Amendment 3 passes. 1:00:56.750 --> 1:01:00.410 What do you think? No, no. I mean, I think 1:01:00.450 --> 1:01:03.310 that they're trying to do that mostly in the media 1:01:03.470 --> 1:01:06.680 and the fear mongering and the endless reporting about the 1:01:06.720 --> 1:01:09.620 Amendment three stuff. I don't know that the cops are like, 1:01:09.920 --> 1:01:12.180 let's make it look like we're really busy all the time. 1:01:12.240 --> 1:01:12.400 Right. 1:01:12.420 --> 1:01:14.740 I don't know if they would strategically think that deeply 1:01:14.820 --> 1:01:19.850 about these things. And, yeah, I don't know. Maybe. But 1:01:20.410 --> 1:01:22.890 I don't have anything other than your anecdote to go 1:01:23.070 --> 1:01:29.040 off of for that. Here's another one. Strangely enough, this 1:01:29.120 --> 1:01:31.580 is the mafia voice on the TTS Dispatch. 1:01:31.600 --> 1:01:34.440 Sean, there's going to be a bag of cash left 1:01:34.520 --> 1:01:36.939 at your door. It would be wise if you stopped 1:01:36.960 --> 1:01:39.950 talking about our associates. We appreciate all your help in 1:01:39.990 --> 1:01:42.090 helping us take care of the rats in our organization. 1:01:43.470 --> 1:01:43.790 True. 1:01:44.700 --> 1:01:46.800 I hope I'm not in trouble. I hope there's not 1:01:46.860 --> 1:01:49.680 some sort of nefarious group. I'm going to find myself 1:01:49.720 --> 1:01:52.440 at the center of my own Grand Theft Auto situation. 1:01:52.460 --> 1:01:56.040 I hope that's not where I am here. Chaos wants 1:01:56.060 --> 1:01:59.550 to talk about dump dinner. Oh, he's got twins. So 1:01:59.590 --> 1:02:01.810 I wouldn't be surprised if he defended this dump dinner 1:02:01.850 --> 1:02:06.050 thing because he probably dumps dinner every night. Chaos probably 1:02:06.330 --> 1:02:08.750 gets there. The wife, you know, she's been working hard 1:02:08.770 --> 1:02:11.690 all day bringing home the money. Chaos doesn't really do much. 1:02:11.710 --> 1:02:13.490 I dump dinner every night. It takes a couple hours. 1:02:14.270 --> 1:02:18.090 Chaos is intellectually disabled, so he's not that capable in 1:02:18.130 --> 1:02:20.130 this position. So he's like, oh, I just dump dinner 1:02:20.150 --> 1:02:21.970 all the time. So he's probably going to be defending 1:02:22.030 --> 1:02:24.900 this practice we talked about. What's up, junkies? 1:02:24.920 --> 1:02:26.860 How's your day, Sean? I think you're being goofy on 1:02:26.900 --> 1:02:29.360 the subject. Let people raise their kids how they want 1:02:29.380 --> 1:02:31.020 to raise their kids. You know, you say that all 1:02:31.040 --> 1:02:34.680 the time. You say that all the time. Me personally, 1:02:34.880 --> 1:02:37.250 like we make tacos. We put them on a cutting board. 1:02:37.690 --> 1:02:39.630 We put all the ingredients in the middle, and then 1:02:39.650 --> 1:02:40.810 we make the tacos right there. 1:02:42.310 --> 1:02:48.870 Hold on. Hold on. Are you comparing tacos to covering 1:02:48.910 --> 1:02:52.330 your table in aluminum foil and dumping dinner on there 1:02:52.370 --> 1:02:54.610 for the kids so they can reach through it with 1:02:54.630 --> 1:02:57.450 their hands and eat spaghetti and meatballs with their paws? 1:02:58.670 --> 1:03:02.870 Those two are not comparable in any way. That's a 1:03:02.910 --> 1:03:06.610 taco bar. I actually, one time I said, you know, 1:03:06.770 --> 1:03:08.570 we have a taco night in sealings. I can't wait 1:03:08.590 --> 1:03:10.770 to do it as a taco bar. And then see 1:03:10.790 --> 1:03:12.710 them for some reason mentioned, like there's no other way 1:03:12.750 --> 1:03:15.390 really to do it other than a taco bar. And 1:03:15.430 --> 1:03:16.950 I thought, oh yeah, I guess people don't just like 1:03:17.050 --> 1:03:19.220 make tacos that are totally made for the family and 1:03:19.260 --> 1:03:22.110 everybody just gets whatever they're making. You make a little 1:03:22.200 --> 1:03:24.180 taco bar and everybody goes through and you make the 1:03:24.200 --> 1:03:27.660 tacos you want. That's the fun of homemade tacos. The 1:03:27.700 --> 1:03:30.260 taco bar, but a taco bar is not a dump dinner. 1:03:31.280 --> 1:03:33.390 That's not the same at all. I don't think that's 1:03:33.430 --> 1:03:37.070 the same. He's got more though. Not a big deal. Pizza. 1:03:37.090 --> 1:03:40.230 We eat with our hands because we're not special. 1:03:40.810 --> 1:03:41.350 Okay. 1:03:41.390 --> 1:03:41.650 Yeah. 1:03:41.730 --> 1:03:42.110 Burgers. 1:03:42.210 --> 1:03:44.770 We eat them with our hands, chicken nuggets, French fries, 1:03:44.810 --> 1:03:46.510 all these different foods. We eat them with our hands. 1:03:47.960 --> 1:03:50.480 The only reason you're outraged at this one is because 1:03:50.520 --> 1:03:55.640 it's specifically something that's messy. Um, Like, even when I 1:03:55.680 --> 1:03:58.570 have my kids use their fork and knives for spaghetti, 1:03:58.970 --> 1:04:01.050 it still gets everywhere, and we still dump them in 1:04:01.090 --> 1:04:03.230 the bath right afterwards because they're kids. 1:04:03.730 --> 1:04:08.350 I mean, come on. Wobbly-dobbly-wiggle-wiggle. Thank you, Chaos. Appreciate that. 1:04:08.410 --> 1:04:11.520 Dumbest dispatch of the day so far. Sorry, but I 1:04:11.540 --> 1:04:14.700 got to level with you. You're mean to your friends here. 1:04:14.760 --> 1:04:18.530 You know that? I'm not... It's not really mean to 1:04:18.630 --> 1:04:22.510 the people that chat the most. Now I feel like 1:04:22.530 --> 1:04:24.160 I got to be careful with my language here. Let 1:04:24.200 --> 1:04:26.560 me be as careful as I can so that there's 1:04:26.640 --> 1:04:32.100 no combating this. All right. While it's totally normal and 1:04:32.160 --> 1:04:36.680 justifiable for parents to serve up some meals where their 1:04:36.760 --> 1:04:41.400 kids will quite obviously eat with their hands. It is 1:04:41.660 --> 1:04:45.510 also the case that as presented by CBS in the 1:04:45.570 --> 1:04:47.570 report that I played at the beginning of the show, 1:04:48.110 --> 1:04:53.710 the dump dinners are real. absolutely lazy and a ridiculous 1:04:53.790 --> 1:04:58.150 way to feed your kids. Spaghetti and meatballs and pasta 1:04:58.210 --> 1:05:00.220 is not a thing that kids should be eating with 1:05:00.240 --> 1:05:03.720 their hands and that's disgusting. I disagree that it's lazy. 1:05:04.300 --> 1:05:06.020 That's the part that I disagree with you on because 1:05:06.580 --> 1:05:10.800 I think it creates an awful lot more work for 1:05:10.860 --> 1:05:14.640 you to do the dump dinner than it does to 1:05:15.580 --> 1:05:17.420 put dinner on a plate and serve it to your 1:05:17.440 --> 1:05:19.700 kid on a plate. Isn't the entire point that they 1:05:19.720 --> 1:05:21.240 don't want to have to do dishes so that's why 1:05:21.260 --> 1:05:22.030 there's no plates? 1:05:22.070 --> 1:05:25.150 That's what the nerd on CBS News said, but I 1:05:25.170 --> 1:05:27.970 don't think that's the point. The point is not to 1:05:28.050 --> 1:05:31.070 avoid doing dishes. The point is to let the kids 1:05:31.110 --> 1:05:33.260 do a fun thing that's messy because kids like doing 1:05:33.320 --> 1:05:34.520 fun things that are messy. 1:05:34.980 --> 1:05:37.420 I think it's both. I think there's two things. I 1:05:37.420 --> 1:05:39.550 think they're excusing. There's so much more to clean up. 1:05:40.120 --> 1:05:42.530 I think they're excusing not making things as messy. There's 1:05:42.570 --> 1:05:45.190 nothing to clean up. You have aluminum foil covering your table. 1:05:45.230 --> 1:05:46.830 Then you just take it on the edges and you 1:05:46.870 --> 1:05:50.950 roll it into a giant aluminum foil ball. That's easier 1:05:50.990 --> 1:05:54.140 said than done. They put it in the refrigerator. They 1:05:54.200 --> 1:05:57.400 put that in the refrigerator. That's gross. No, I'm not 1:05:57.480 --> 1:05:59.880 shifting the goalposts, by the way. Chaos is in chat now. 1:05:59.980 --> 1:06:02.380 I'm not shifting the goalposts. What I was saying was 1:06:02.940 --> 1:06:05.680 serving a dump dinner where you serve stuff that is 1:06:05.740 --> 1:06:07.940 not usually intended to be eaten with your hands to 1:06:07.980 --> 1:06:12.340 your kids is gross. And it's also, I think, a 1:06:12.400 --> 1:06:15.419 shortcut to keep you in the world of lazy away 1:06:15.460 --> 1:06:17.460 from having to do the dishes. All right? That's what 1:06:17.500 --> 1:06:19.400 I think. I think some things it's totally fine to 1:06:19.440 --> 1:06:22.160 eat with your hands, but not spaghetti and meatballs. Your kids, 1:06:22.890 --> 1:06:25.900 they look like little street urchins. They literally look like 1:06:25.940 --> 1:06:30.320 street rats. They're in there shoveling stuff in their faces. 1:06:30.500 --> 1:06:33.110 It's not good. I don't think it's good. I launched 1:06:33.170 --> 1:06:37.810 that GTA 6. 1:06:36.030 --> 1:06:38.770 Story in the chat GPT, and I was like, what 1:06:38.810 --> 1:06:41.390 does this mean? What does average annual output of $ 70, 000 mean? 1:06:43.220 --> 1:06:46.690 And so it says economists distinguish between salary and economic output. 1:06:47.070 --> 1:06:48.630 Salary is obviously what you earn. 1:06:48.650 --> 1:06:49.669 All right. 1:06:50.010 --> 1:06:54.450 And then the economic output is the value of goods 1:06:54.490 --> 1:06:58.150 and services produced through that employee's work. So say you're 1:06:58.170 --> 1:07:04.750 paid 55 grand annually. Your work contributes to producing $ 200, 000 1:07:03.550 --> 1:07:07.450 worth of finished products annually. That's your economic output, even 1:07:07.470 --> 1:07:08.770 though your salary is only 55 grand annually. 1:07:10.100 --> 1:07:12.970 And so they're doing the math on... That's your value 1:07:12.990 --> 1:07:14.510 to the company, right? Yes. 1:07:15.030 --> 1:07:17.650 So they're doing the math on... They're saying that the 1:07:17.990 --> 1:07:20.570 article itself doesn't match up to a billion dollars because 1:07:20.630 --> 1:07:24.790 if the average annual output per worker is 70 grand 1:07:24.970 --> 1:07:25.750 and you work 260 days a year. 1:07:27.580 --> 1:07:32.380 The economic output per worker per day is $ 269. 23. So 1:07:32.420 --> 1:07:35.150 if 1.5 million people take off on the day that 1:07:35.370 --> 1:07:40.310 Grand Theft Auto is released, that's a loss of $ 403 million, 1:07:40.530 --> 1:07:43.950 not a billion. Send a mean email to those people. 1:07:44.070 --> 1:07:47.280 You've got to get them. Dear people. Kevin says, Sean 1:07:47.320 --> 1:07:49.640 made his son eat SpaghettiOs right out of the can, 1:07:49.680 --> 1:07:54.380 room temp with a plastic spork. That's lazy. Bootsy says, 1:07:54.440 --> 1:07:56.460 I wonder how many dinners Sean made for his kid. 1:07:56.880 --> 1:07:59.640 You guys are going to have the gall to say 1:07:59.680 --> 1:08:03.530 that I'm mean to people. I'm mean to my friends. 1:08:03.550 --> 1:08:06.730 I'm mean to friends. And then you're going to throw 1:08:06.850 --> 1:08:11.310 out accusations like that. I made many, many dinners for 1:08:11.350 --> 1:08:15.910 my lovely son, Dylan. I run down myself as a 1:08:15.930 --> 1:08:19.729 dad on the show here. But this is hurtful that 1:08:19.750 --> 1:08:21.840 you would go so far as to suggest that, like, 1:08:22.100 --> 1:08:24.420 I've never done this before, or I don't know, or 1:08:24.540 --> 1:08:27.840 I wouldn't cook dinner for my son, or I have 1:08:27.880 --> 1:08:28.800 him eating out of a can. 1:08:29.040 --> 1:08:29.320 No! 1:08:30.180 --> 1:08:32.720 No, ask him yourself. I'll bring him on if I 1:08:32.740 --> 1:08:35.740 need to. I got the job done. I did a 1:08:35.760 --> 1:08:37.740 good enough job. Didn't you dox him last time you 1:08:37.770 --> 1:08:38.439 brought him. 1:08:39.890 --> 1:08:40.150 On? 1:08:40.570 --> 1:08:43.610 I wouldn't call it doxing necessarily. There were problems. There 1:08:43.650 --> 1:08:45.570 were minor problems last time he came on, and maybe 1:08:45.630 --> 1:08:47.490 he doesn't want to come on as a result of that. 1:08:49.100 --> 1:08:51.720 Let's call him. We got things to do. 1:08:51.740 --> 1:08:51.979 Okay. 1:08:52.020 --> 1:08:53.960 Maybe, maybe at some point later on in the show, 1:08:53.979 --> 1:08:56.729 but just trust me on this. You guys Twitch is mean. 1:08:56.770 --> 1:08:56.990 Yes. 1:08:57.110 --> 1:08:59.090 Yes. To the people saying that the folks on Twitch 1:08:59.150 --> 1:09:02.120 are rather mean. and they throw mean out as an 1:09:02.180 --> 1:09:05.580 insult against others when they're the ones who actually engage 1:09:05.620 --> 1:09:07.640 in this quick break. When we come back, let's get 1:09:07.720 --> 1:09:10.930 to the hot sheet. That's coming up next on the news. Junkie. 1:09:10.979 --> 1:09:11.240 Yeah. 1:09:20.530 --> 1:09:25.750 Don't forget, friends. Man, this is happening fast. Next Friday. 1:09:26.870 --> 1:09:30.990 Next Friday will be our live show, our Halloween Eve 1:09:31.050 --> 1:09:33.230 live show. I got my costume all ready to go. 1:09:33.830 --> 1:09:36.100 Statue of David Lee Roth. It's a bit not safe 1:09:36.140 --> 1:09:38.900 for work, but you got to come out and see it. Also, 1:09:38.979 --> 1:09:42.519 if you're a VIP member for JustCallMo.com, which you can 1:09:42.680 --> 1:09:46.640 sign up for now. I think it's free. JustCallMo.com slash VIP. 1:09:46.760 --> 1:09:49.920 Your first round will be free. If you're out there 1:09:49.979 --> 1:09:53.979 and you've got your stuff that says you're a JustCallMo.com 1:09:54.000 --> 1:09:57.380 VIP member, you could get your first drink free. We've 1:09:57.420 --> 1:10:00.340 got a huge contest for the best costume out there. 1:10:00.360 --> 1:10:02.640 We're going to bring people up and talk to you 1:10:02.680 --> 1:10:06.420 about your costumes, and we'll have a whole participation thing 1:10:06.479 --> 1:10:08.840 to reward the best costume, give you a big, giant 1:10:09.060 --> 1:10:12.200 cash prize for doing so. We're going to have tons 1:10:12.360 --> 1:10:15.150 of games and challenges. It's going to be interactive. It's 1:10:15.170 --> 1:10:16.850 going to be fun. It's going to be funny. It's 1:10:16.870 --> 1:10:18.990 going to be a blast, and that's coming up. In 1:10:19.070 --> 1:10:23.630 about a week, on Friday, next week, Halloween Eve. Right now, 1:10:24.450 --> 1:10:27.290 let's do the Hot Sheets. Check the Hot Sheets. It's 1:10:27.410 --> 1:10:32.380 in news. But not like real important news. Best investigator 1:10:32.410 --> 1:10:33.310 reporting on the planet. 1:10:33.340 --> 1:10:35.599 The top stories from the people on your screens and 1:10:35.620 --> 1:10:38.640 speakers are on the Hot Sheets. 1:10:39.280 --> 1:10:41.660 With C-Lane. That's right. The top five stories in the 1:10:41.680 --> 1:10:44.059 nonsense news brought to you by that mortgage guy, Don. 1:10:44.180 --> 1:10:47.900 And happy birthday to this guy right here. My calculations 1:10:47.960 --> 1:10:52.010 are correct. When this baby hits 88 miles per hour. Oh, Doc, 1:10:52.410 --> 1:10:54.250 what's his name? You're going to see some serious s * * *. 1:10:54.960 --> 1:10:58.360 That is Christopher Lloyd, a.k.a. Doc Brown from the Back 1:10:58.380 --> 1:11:02.180 to the Future series. That baby has hit 88 years 1:11:02.220 --> 1:11:05.320 of age. Will he be seeing some serious s? 1:11:05.479 --> 1:11:06.009 I don't know. 1:11:06.110 --> 1:11:10.190 We'll see. But Doc Brown. Christopher Lloyd, beloved actor from 1:11:10.210 --> 1:11:13.890 the Back to the Future series, 88 Today. Happy birthday. 1:11:14.630 --> 1:11:18.410 You know, I read like a couple articles about this 1:11:18.450 --> 1:11:21.280 that just happened to come around. It's nothing pressing, but 1:11:21.740 --> 1:11:26.430 I guess some K-pop stars... have been finding ways to 1:11:26.590 --> 1:11:30.430 overcome one of the more annoying parts about being the 1:11:30.470 --> 1:11:33.810 K-pop star. Because, you know, K-pop is huge, and they 1:11:33.850 --> 1:11:36.490 have these really young guys in these K-pop boy bands. 1:11:36.970 --> 1:11:43.720 Huge money to be made from these groups. However, South 1:11:43.780 --> 1:11:48.620 Korea still has, like, mandatory enlistment for young men. 1:11:49.040 --> 1:11:51.439 Yeah, that happened to one of the biggest K-pop groups. Oh, 1:11:51.460 --> 1:11:53.300 was it BTS or whatever? I think, but. 1:11:54.250 --> 1:11:57.219 isn't bts one of those like menudo where the lineup 1:11:57.260 --> 1:11:59.300 keeps changing but they keep the same name or am 1:11:59.380 --> 1:12:00.240 i do i have that. 1:12:00.100 --> 1:12:02.620 Wrong all i know is you don't run afoul of 1:12:02.680 --> 1:12:06.040 them because they're bts fans are crazy they're worse than 1:12:06.080 --> 1:12:07.340 like gangsters. 1:12:07.060 --> 1:12:10.099 But um they have like some of them have found 1:12:10.160 --> 1:12:13.479 ways to overcome this whole thing because the problem is 1:12:13.500 --> 1:12:16.160 they're like well we have to go into mandatory enlistment 1:12:16.479 --> 1:12:19.080 and i think it has to be 18 months and 1:12:19.120 --> 1:12:21.010 so the worry is that like they're going to forget 1:12:21.050 --> 1:12:22.849 about us they're going to forget about us once we're 1:12:22.870 --> 1:12:26.930 done with our 18 month stint in the South Korean military. 1:12:26.950 --> 1:12:29.670 We're going to come back and there's a new K-pop band. 1:12:29.689 --> 1:12:34.380 So this article says, who says K-pop idols have to disappear? 1:12:34.880 --> 1:12:38.800 For some, military service is simply meant trading designer outfits 1:12:38.860 --> 1:12:43.160 for camouflage. and concert halls for Army festivals. These guys 1:12:43.180 --> 1:12:47.620 that do their mandatory enlistments now have been basically doing 1:12:47.660 --> 1:12:51.400 their K-pop act at the Korean version of USO shows. 1:12:52.060 --> 1:12:52.500 Okay. 1:12:52.520 --> 1:12:53.500 All right. 1:12:53.540 --> 1:12:56.689 And so they had this big festival at a park 1:12:56.710 --> 1:13:00.730 in Chilgok County in North Gyeongsang. 1:13:01.530 --> 1:13:04.760 Nailed that. Just so you know, I nailed it. I 1:13:04.780 --> 1:13:06.240 need you to know that I nailed it. How am 1:13:06.260 --> 1:13:07.760 I supposed to know if it's accurate or not? Just 1:13:07.780 --> 1:13:10.059 know that I nailed it. He said, ladies and gentlemen, 1:13:10.100 --> 1:13:12.580 raise your banners high. The Army performance troop is going 1:13:12.600 --> 1:13:15.740 to take the stage. We've prepared a spectacular performance on 1:13:15.780 --> 1:13:19.340 behalf of the 500,000 service members who continue to serve 1:13:19.360 --> 1:13:22.040 with dedications. And then just a bunch of the fans 1:13:22.200 --> 1:13:25.890 drive like four hours from Seoul. to catch a glimpse 1:13:25.930 --> 1:13:30.130 of their favorite idols turned soldiers performing at the Chilgok 1:13:30.210 --> 1:13:34.640 Nakdong River Peace Festival. The what now? The Chilgok Nakdong 1:13:34.689 --> 1:13:39.400 River Peace Festival, Sean. Welcome to the Chilgok Nakdong River 1:13:39.460 --> 1:13:41.200 Peace Festival, everyone. We got close. 1:13:41.720 --> 1:13:44.580 The Army Performance Troop took the stage for a 30-minute 1:13:44.620 --> 1:13:49.900 show with well-known names to them. Kang Daniel, Woozy of 17, 1:13:49.900 --> 1:13:53.700 a bunch of people. Is Psy there? 1:13:53.740 --> 1:13:54.620 That's the only one I know. 1:13:54.780 --> 1:13:59.480 Psy is well past the age for his mandatory military experience, man. 1:13:59.520 --> 1:14:02.240 That guy's been around for a while. But they had 1:14:02.400 --> 1:14:05.730 a few hundred fans show up with these giant telephoto 1:14:05.770 --> 1:14:09.410 lenses just to catch a glimpse of their favorite K-pop 1:14:09.430 --> 1:14:12.809 stars doing this USO thing. One fan said, the chance 1:14:12.850 --> 1:14:16.410 to see artists who usually sport glamorous looks perform with 1:14:16.520 --> 1:14:20.820 buzz cuts and military uniforms is a limited edition experience 1:14:20.880 --> 1:14:24.190 I can't miss. They're making like a bucket list thing 1:14:24.229 --> 1:14:27.610 to go see their favorite K-pop stars at the Korean 1:14:27.810 --> 1:14:31.580 equivalent of the USO, and that's how they don't get forgotten. 1:14:31.600 --> 1:14:34.160 They do that, and then they go back to making 1:14:34.180 --> 1:14:37.380 their millions of dollars with their fans and everything because 1:14:37.500 --> 1:14:40.600 K-pop is crazy popular overseas. 1:14:41.360 --> 1:14:43.479 Crazy unpopular? Andrew Tate. 1:14:44.890 --> 1:14:47.150 And I know a lot of jail, isn't he in jail? 1:14:47.450 --> 1:14:49.880 Not only is he in jail, but a lot of 1:14:49.900 --> 1:14:51.380 you are going to be very upset to hear this. 1:14:51.400 --> 1:14:54.000 So I hope you're sitting down. They say Andrew Tate 1:14:54.040 --> 1:14:57.320 is very sick in prison and his lawyer is asking 1:14:57.340 --> 1:14:58.320 the public to pray for him. 1:14:58.960 --> 1:15:04.340 What a beta move, man. Asking for prayers in prison 1:15:04.380 --> 1:15:07.219 because you're sick is such an ultimate beta move. 1:15:07.360 --> 1:15:11.540 Disgraced influencer Tate is very sick after spending, quote, 95 1:15:11.540 --> 1:15:14.510 days of confinement in a damp cell, unquote, according to 1:15:14.550 --> 1:15:17.830 his lawyer. That's Joe McBride, who made a plea to 1:15:17.890 --> 1:15:22.230 his fans saying Andrew's very sick. 95 days of confinement 1:15:22.310 --> 1:15:24.790 in the damn cell is not good. He asked for 1:15:24.870 --> 1:15:30.270 medical treatment multiple times. He has received none. Medical care 1:15:30.290 --> 1:15:32.750 is a fundamental human right. If Andrew does not get 1:15:32.810 --> 1:15:37.450 treatment soon, we will sue FDC Miami into oblivion. Pray 1:15:37.530 --> 1:15:41.320 for him. Not a lot of sympathetic people seeing that 1:15:41.400 --> 1:15:45.519 particular thing come up on their Twitter feed. Tate is 1:15:45.550 --> 1:15:48.389 the one facing 42 charges, including multiple counts of rape 1:15:48.430 --> 1:15:51.880 and indecent images of a child, while his brother Tristan 1:15:51.939 --> 1:15:55.460 faces only 17 charges. which includes rape and sex trafficking, 1:15:55.600 --> 1:15:59.939 spanning alleged offenses from 2010 to 2017. Maybe there'll be 1:15:59.960 --> 1:16:00.849 a couple prayers for him. 1:16:01.000 --> 1:16:04.550 Maybe. I don't know about this. Didn't we discover they 1:16:04.560 --> 1:16:06.809 had a political party and there was only about 15 1:16:06.810 --> 1:16:07.890 people in the whole thing? 1:16:08.890 --> 1:16:12.170 I think there was something like that. You're aware of 1:16:12.210 --> 1:16:14.669 the 90s rock band Sponge? You know, 16 Candles? 1:16:14.689 --> 1:16:18.630 Hell yeah. Wax the static, baby. 16 Candles down the drain. 1:16:19.670 --> 1:16:23.570 They have reached out on Facebook for help because they had... 1:16:24.090 --> 1:16:27.510 four guitars and two bases stolen from their trailer outside 1:16:27.550 --> 1:16:31.650 their hotel in college park, Maryland. Um, which is something that, 1:16:31.689 --> 1:16:34.280 you know, as a touring band is always something you 1:16:34.300 --> 1:16:36.519 got to worry about. Cause that can really put a 1:16:36.560 --> 1:16:40.400 damper on your shows. Uh, sponges on tour with candle 1:16:40.420 --> 1:16:43.460 box and Reverend guitars or candle. They're on tour with 1:16:43.479 --> 1:16:46.670 candle box and they perform nearby at the Fillmore silver 1:16:46.710 --> 1:16:49.450 spring in Maryland, uh, And then they said in a 1:16:49.490 --> 1:16:52.700 Facebook post that the instruments were pilfered overnight from the 1:16:52.750 --> 1:16:55.930 parking lot of the Holiday Inn where they slept. Wow, 1:16:55.970 --> 1:16:59.070 they're down to the level of Holiday Inn. They just 1:16:59.130 --> 1:17:01.530 played with Candlebox at the film. Is Candlebox staying at 1:17:01.550 --> 1:17:03.650 the Holiday Inn, too? Yes, I think so. I think 1:17:03.670 --> 1:17:06.189 that's where these bands are now. Nothing against the Holiday Inn, folks. 1:17:06.250 --> 1:17:09.229 I'm just saying it's usually not Rockstar. 1:17:09.479 --> 1:17:13.020 They might be trying to make the most of their 1:17:14.060 --> 1:17:16.260 low spending to keep the most money here, but it's 1:17:16.280 --> 1:17:16.860 going to be hard. 1:17:17.260 --> 1:17:21.400 They're offering a $ 1, 000 reward and asking anyone with information 1:17:21.460 --> 1:17:27.709 to contact... Boba frog at aol.com. That's the most embarrassing 1:17:27.729 --> 1:17:30.770 thing about this. There are two types of sponge fans. 1:17:31.370 --> 1:17:33.550 C lane is clearly one. And I'm clearly the other there. 1:17:33.729 --> 1:17:37.769 There are 16 candles, sponge fans, and wax, a static 1:17:37.810 --> 1:17:40.929 sponge fans. Those are the two sides of that band. 1:17:41.550 --> 1:17:44.080 I think Wax Ecstatic was a better song, though it's 1:17:44.100 --> 1:17:46.540 like a tiny minority group that I'm in that likes 1:17:46.580 --> 1:17:49.540 that better. And then 16 Candles Down the Green. 1:17:49.560 --> 1:17:52.440 I might like Wax Ecstatic and just not recognize the title, 1:17:52.479 --> 1:17:54.090 but I know 16 Candles. 1:17:54.120 --> 1:17:57.170 That's the one. And now I'm going to have to 1:17:57.210 --> 1:17:59.570 hear Wax Ecstatic at the end of the show today. No, no. 1:17:59.689 --> 1:18:04.030 I've been playing 16 Candles. I'm just telling you just 1:18:04.070 --> 1:18:05.010 in case you didn't know this one. 1:18:05.050 --> 1:18:05.349 You know? 1:18:05.370 --> 1:18:17.080 Let me see. Yeah, so you're not going to know 1:18:17.100 --> 1:18:19.099 this one. You're not a Wax Ecstatic guy like me. 1:18:19.340 --> 1:18:21.340 I don't know it as well, but good for you, 1:18:21.380 --> 1:18:25.059 Wax Ecstatic guy. And last but not least in the 1:18:25.080 --> 1:18:30.360 hot sheet today, Spotify is taking some steps to, you know, 1:18:30.400 --> 1:18:33.240 Netflix kind of does this sometimes too, and now Spotify 1:18:33.260 --> 1:18:36.759 is trying to stop people from sharing their family plans. 1:18:37.689 --> 1:18:39.570 And they have a new way of doing this, which 1:18:39.630 --> 1:18:43.810 sounds kind of annoying, but they want just every once 1:18:43.850 --> 1:18:46.550 in a while, the members of the family that the 1:18:46.590 --> 1:18:49.979 plan is shared with to scan a QR code of the. 1:18:50.110 --> 1:18:52.939 family manager to prove that you like live in the 1:18:52.979 --> 1:18:55.930 same household. Spotify isn't afraid to go to the extra 1:18:55.950 --> 1:18:58.760 mile to ensure members really do live in the same household. 1:18:58.800 --> 1:19:02.380 That's a lot, actually. The latest trick requires users to 1:19:02.420 --> 1:19:05.280 scan a QR code that appears on the plan manager's phone. 1:19:05.700 --> 1:19:08.420 And to stop them from simply sending someone a screenshot, 1:19:08.479 --> 1:19:12.320 the code changes every few seconds. So the plan manager 1:19:12.340 --> 1:19:15.350 can find the phone by going in their profile and stuff. 1:19:15.689 --> 1:19:18.650 And then all your little family members have to click 1:19:18.729 --> 1:19:19.790 and scan the code. 1:19:20.660 --> 1:19:24.120 And this is crazy. Once notified, members have seven days 1:19:24.160 --> 1:19:27.100 to complete the QR check. Missing that window or being 1:19:27.220 --> 1:19:31.690 unable to complete verification carries a lengthy punishment. You won't 1:19:31.729 --> 1:19:34.490 be able to join a different family or duo plan 1:19:34.510 --> 1:19:35.389 for 12 months. 1:19:35.890 --> 1:19:41.530 Jeez. They're just kicking you out of the whole program, huh? Yeah. 1:19:41.890 --> 1:19:44.990 Determined members have already found a workaround. A live video 1:19:45.010 --> 1:19:46.979 call or screen share could allow someone to scan the 1:19:46.990 --> 1:19:50.320 code before it refreshes, even if the plan manager is elsewhere. 1:19:50.710 --> 1:19:53.140 So back to the drawing board for Spotify, but they 1:19:53.180 --> 1:19:56.600 could introduce additional measures. It just seems like, um, they're, 1:19:56.970 --> 1:19:59.890 they're really trying to cut down on that family plan sharing. 1:20:00.510 --> 1:20:02.010 And so I'm going to need to text a couple 1:20:02.050 --> 1:20:04.750 people when the show is over. Hey, if you have 1:20:04.770 --> 1:20:07.439 a mortgage quote and you haven't shopped it around, you're 1:20:07.460 --> 1:20:09.460 probably leaving money on the table. You've got to go 1:20:09.500 --> 1:20:12.720 with ThatMortgageGuyDon. He is the expert that is going to 1:20:12.820 --> 1:20:17.340 demystify the mortgage business. So hit him up today at ThatMortgageGuyDon.com. 1:20:17.400 --> 1:20:24.670 Don't miss the book and pay a quote with ThatMortgageGuyDon.com. 1:20:25.110 --> 1:20:37.610 This one, man. This one. Wax-a-static, man. This is not 1:20:37.650 --> 1:20:39.530 as popular. It's not as cool. Probably doesn't have as 1:20:39.560 --> 1:20:42.000 many views as 16 Candles down the drain. Sean's a 1:20:42.100 --> 1:20:44.320 cooler Sponge fan than I am. No, I'll end on 1:20:44.320 --> 1:20:45.439 16 Candles, man. 1:20:45.460 --> 1:20:45.780 You're right. 1:20:45.800 --> 1:20:49.439 It's a better song. All right, fine. Quick break. When 1:20:49.460 --> 1:20:53.620 we come back, Fritz on the street. That is coming 1:20:53.700 --> 1:20:59.130 up next on the News Junkie. Buckle up, friend, for 1:20:59.150 --> 1:21:04.950 the greatest game in all of radio. It's time to 1:21:04.970 --> 1:21:06.990 play Fritz on the Street. We're playing in just a moment. 1:21:07.030 --> 1:21:10.000 We'll see how smart you are, how tuned in you are, 1:21:10.160 --> 1:21:13.620 how capable you are with this game that you can 1:21:13.660 --> 1:21:16.420 play along with as we play Fritz on the Street. 1:21:16.460 --> 1:21:19.690 Let's get into things here. Before Fritz on the Street, 1:21:19.740 --> 1:21:22.110 first of all, we have to welcome everybody. And from 1:21:22.189 --> 1:21:28.150 a secret remote bunker location, we have that mortgage guy, Don. Hello, Don. 1:21:28.170 --> 1:21:28.510 There he is. 1:21:28.890 --> 1:21:32.490 Hello. Hello, friends. He sounds fantastic, by the way. My God. 1:21:33.550 --> 1:21:36.750 I think you sound better than when you're in studio, honestly. 1:21:37.070 --> 1:21:39.850 I'll just bring my own mic from now on. Yeah, 1:21:39.950 --> 1:21:41.350 it sounds great. Do you want to say where you 1:21:41.450 --> 1:21:45.099 are now? I'm down in South Florida. Okay, he's hanging 1:21:45.120 --> 1:21:47.220 out in South Florida and enjoying himself. We also have 1:21:47.260 --> 1:21:48.800 our friend Fritz here. Fritz, look at Fritz. 1:21:48.960 --> 1:21:49.140 Hi. 1:21:49.200 --> 1:21:52.169 Look at Fritz, everybody. There he is. Fritz, how excited 1:21:52.189 --> 1:21:55.350 are you about this baseball action, baby? Oh, I'm so excited. 1:21:56.140 --> 1:21:58.880 I mean, you got, but they're Tampa Bay is in 1:21:58.920 --> 1:22:02.969 the world series. Like you had suggested might happen with 1:22:03.020 --> 1:22:04.910 the other team. That's never won a world series. So 1:22:04.970 --> 1:22:06.950 it's the world series showdown of two teams that have 1:22:06.990 --> 1:22:11.630 never won, right? That's right. Cleveland, right? No, Milwaukee Brewers. Milwaukee. Oh, 1:22:11.670 --> 1:22:13.930 Deb is going to kill me for that. I think 1:22:13.970 --> 1:22:15.970 it's going to be very, very interesting to see this showdown. 1:22:15.990 --> 1:22:18.150 But it's time for our showdown here on Fritz on 1:22:18.189 --> 1:22:23.950 the Street. I am choosing to represent Drew1726 on YouTube. 1:22:23.990 --> 1:22:26.380 That's who I will be fighting for. If I win, Drew, 1:22:26.780 --> 1:22:29.660 you win, and you get yourself a prize. C-Lane, who 1:22:29.720 --> 1:22:31.939 are you representing at Fritz on the Street? I am 1:22:32.000 --> 1:22:34.559 going to truncate the name a bit, but I'm representing 1:22:34.640 --> 1:22:36.580 Tongue Punch. Tongue Punch. 1:22:36.700 --> 1:22:37.080 All right. 1:22:37.479 --> 1:22:38.740 I think I know where the rest of that goes. 1:22:38.760 --> 1:22:39.400 Yes, you do. 1:22:39.760 --> 1:22:42.160 Yeah, Tongue Punch is good. What about you, Don? Who 1:22:42.180 --> 1:22:45.130 will you be fighting for? Since they asked so nice, 1:22:45.189 --> 1:22:49.800 I'm going to go with Hollywood 9757. All right, Hollywood 9757. 1:22:49.780 --> 1:22:55.340 We're locked in. We're ready to go. Fritz, are you 1:22:55.360 --> 1:22:57.480 ready to do this thing? You know I am, my man. 1:22:57.960 --> 1:23:02.750 All right, let's do Fritz on the Street. Now it's 1:23:03.189 --> 1:23:08.780 time for you. Hello, Don. Hello, Celia. 1:23:08.800 --> 1:23:09.639 And hello, Sean. 1:23:09.720 --> 1:23:11.799 Hi, Fritz. Hey, Fritz. 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All right. 273, 254, 203. 1:24:19.610 --> 1:24:22.750 I have eight questions, four current event questions, four general 1:24:22.910 --> 1:24:26.820 random trivia questions. I go to Cavos, a bar and kitchen, 1:24:26.920 --> 1:24:31.240 each Wednesday night in Thornton Park, downtown Orlando. And, you know, 1:24:31.400 --> 1:24:35.100 after Fritz's Funhouse Trivia, some people stay around, some people 1:24:35.140 --> 1:24:35.680 phone in. 1:24:35.700 --> 1:24:38.300 It just all depends. But I have eight participants today. 1:24:39.030 --> 1:24:41.230 Your job is to chime in if you think you 1:24:41.250 --> 1:24:43.110 know it, pick up that bonus point, and then guess 1:24:43.290 --> 1:24:44.830 out of eight people how many got it right. 1:24:45.229 --> 1:24:47.519 Sounds good? Yes. I'm ready. Let's do it. 1:24:48.250 --> 1:24:52.570 Without further ado, question one. A school shooting has killed five, 1:24:52.610 --> 1:24:53.370 including three. 1:24:53.610 --> 1:24:57.940 Done. Oregon. That is correct. Nice. 1:24:58.900 --> 1:25:00.820 Because the question was a school shooting. 1:25:00.880 --> 1:25:02.880 The first point right from South Florida. 1:25:03.420 --> 1:25:05.460 Right in there. 1:25:06.020 --> 1:25:08.610 We were worried the delay would affect his performance. Oh, yeah, 1:25:08.630 --> 1:25:11.030 we were very worried that Don would be. 1:25:11.270 --> 1:25:13.229 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:25:13.290 --> 1:25:15.009 Full question, a school shooting. Go farther, Don. 1:25:15.030 --> 1:25:18.850 A school shooting has killed five, including three children, in 1:25:18.910 --> 1:25:19.570 which U.S. 1:25:19.720 --> 1:25:20.190 State? 1:25:20.310 --> 1:25:22.620 So Don guessed correctly on that one. Don, out of 1:25:22.700 --> 1:25:24.799 eight answers, how many do you think said Oregon? 1:25:26.680 --> 1:25:26.980 Seven. 1:25:27.200 --> 1:25:27.420 Seven. 1:25:28.560 --> 1:25:34.300 Hmm. Four. Four for Sea Lane. I'll go three. And 1:25:34.380 --> 1:25:38.990 three for Sean. Question number one with answers of three, four, 1:25:39.010 --> 1:25:41.970 and seven. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. That means 1:25:42.090 --> 1:25:43.670 someone's picking up two points. Who knows? 1:25:43.790 --> 1:25:46.670 A school shooting has killed five, including three children, in 1:25:46.710 --> 1:25:47.210 which U.S. 1:25:47.250 --> 1:25:47.590 State? 1:25:47.750 --> 1:25:51.970 Who's Colorado? Bend, Oregon. Oregon. Oregon? 1:25:51.990 --> 1:25:52.450 Bend, Oregon? 1:25:53.010 --> 1:25:54.630 I think it was Oregon. Oregon? 1:25:54.770 --> 1:25:54.970 Oregon? 1:25:56.870 --> 1:25:59.410 That would be seven. So Don is hitting a three-pointer 1:25:59.439 --> 1:26:00.320 from South Florida. 1:26:00.600 --> 1:26:06.560 Jesus. All the way from South Florida. That's a very 1:26:06.580 --> 1:26:08.760 long three. We're going to have to get him to 1:26:08.939 --> 1:26:13.700 Antarctica or Australia to get the real delay advantage we 1:26:13.720 --> 1:26:14.740 were looking for, I guess. 1:26:14.960 --> 1:26:19.520 Moving on now to question number two. Which actress has 1:26:19.550 --> 1:26:22.790 had roles in films such as Silver Linings Playbook, the 1:26:22.850 --> 1:26:26.290 Jason Bourne franchise, 10 Things I Hate About You, and 1:26:26.330 --> 1:26:26.990 Save the Last Dance. 1:26:27.010 --> 1:26:31.820 C-Lane. C-Lane. Julius Stiles? Julius Stiles is correct. C-Lane out 1:26:31.860 --> 1:26:32.620 of eight answers. 1:26:32.640 --> 1:26:34.300 I didn't know until 10 Things I Hate About You, 1:26:34.800 --> 1:26:36.979 which is not the manliest thing to say. 1:26:37.360 --> 1:26:41.010 It's a good movie, though. It's a good flick. C-Lane 1:26:41.050 --> 1:26:42.890 out of eight answers. He doesn't believe what he's saying 1:26:42.930 --> 1:26:45.790 right now. Julius Stiles. It's got Heath Ledger. 1:26:45.850 --> 1:26:46.310 He's a hunk. 1:26:46.910 --> 1:26:47.210 Uh-huh. 1:26:47.330 --> 1:26:47.670 Sure. 1:26:48.830 --> 1:26:51.810 I could say something gayer. yeah they just had a 1:26:51.830 --> 1:26:54.870 reunion on dancing with the stars oh wow you're really 1:26:54.930 --> 1:26:59.470 tuned into julia styles my man wow okay uh whose 1:26:59.510 --> 1:27:02.439 guess is it ceiling oh oh uh how many people 1:27:02.500 --> 1:27:05.820 let's go with um that's how the game goes yeah 1:27:06.960 --> 1:27:11.920 six six um shoot. 1:27:11.880 --> 1:27:18.179 I'll say four four for sean Five. And five for Don. 1:27:18.220 --> 1:27:22.179 Question number two, with answers of four, five, and six. 1:27:22.540 --> 1:27:26.000 Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Who knows their Julia Stiles? 1:27:26.040 --> 1:27:28.780 Which actress has had roles in films such as Silver 1:27:28.840 --> 1:27:33.139 Linings Playbook, The Jason Bourne Franchise, Ten Things I Hate 1:27:33.180 --> 1:27:35.599 About You, and Save the Last Dance? 1:27:36.240 --> 1:27:42.830 Oh, I forget her name. Julia Stiles. Julia Stiles. Jennifer Lawrence. 1:27:42.850 --> 1:27:44.350 I can see her face. I don't know what her 1:27:44.370 --> 1:27:47.809 name is, though. Julia Stiles. I have her face in 1:27:47.850 --> 1:27:51.990 my head. Julia Stiles. 1:27:52.710 --> 1:27:55.430 That would be four. So, Sean is picking up two points, 1:27:55.450 --> 1:27:57.840 getting it right on the money. And Don, with your 1:27:57.850 --> 1:28:02.020 guess of five, picking up one point. Now, question three. 1:28:02.520 --> 1:28:05.360 Question three. Four service members were killed and dozens more 1:28:05.460 --> 1:28:08.400 injured after a fire broke out at a military... Sean. 1:28:09.689 --> 1:28:10.210 Canada. 1:28:10.310 --> 1:28:13.830 Canada is correct. After a fire broke out at a 1:28:13.890 --> 1:28:17.150 military base in which country? Complete that question. Sean, out 1:28:17.170 --> 1:28:19.549 of eight answers, how many do you think said Canada? 1:28:22.010 --> 1:28:27.929 Five. Five. Three. Three for Sea Lane. Three. 1:28:28.250 --> 1:28:31.170 And three for Don. Question three with answers of three 1:28:31.790 --> 1:28:36.050 and five. Four service members were killed and dozens more 1:28:36.150 --> 1:28:38.810 injured after a fire broke out at a military base 1:28:38.850 --> 1:28:39.480 in which country? 1:28:40.050 --> 1:28:40.510 Iran. 1:28:41.010 --> 1:28:41.470 Kuwait. 1:28:41.770 --> 1:28:42.170 Canada. 1:28:42.710 --> 1:28:50.580 God, I have no idea. France. I have no idea. 1:28:51.020 --> 1:28:54.940 No clue. France. That would be one. 1:28:54.960 --> 1:28:58.150 So no points awarded on that one. A lot of 1:28:58.170 --> 1:29:00.070 people said that they did not see that in the news. 1:29:00.729 --> 1:29:01.070 Here we go. 1:29:01.350 --> 1:29:03.689 Question four is upcoming after question four. I'll tell you 1:29:03.710 --> 1:29:05.850 so far who is leading on the day. And question 1:29:05.910 --> 1:29:08.729 four goes like this. The path known as the Silk 1:29:08.950 --> 1:29:12.800 Road stretched for 4,000 miles from China to which country? 1:29:13.060 --> 1:29:19.600 India. India is incorrect. Oh, man. Sean. 1:29:19.660 --> 1:29:19.920 Sean. 1:29:20.580 --> 1:29:21.350 Pakistan. 1:29:21.479 --> 1:29:23.050 Pakistan is also incorrect. 1:29:23.310 --> 1:29:25.330 Damn it. Don. Don. 1:29:25.550 --> 1:29:25.790 Morocco. 1:29:26.970 --> 1:29:27.370 Morocco. 1:29:27.780 --> 1:29:30.080 That would be Rome, Italia, Italy. 1:29:30.380 --> 1:29:33.380 Let's see, Sean, you got question three, right? 1:29:33.400 --> 1:29:35.500 We will start with you. Out of eight questions, how 1:29:35.520 --> 1:29:40.520 many do you think said Italy? Damn, long road. All 1:29:40.600 --> 1:29:43.740 roads lead to Rome. Yeah, indeed. Yeah, four. 1:29:44.020 --> 1:29:44.310 Four. 1:29:47.490 --> 1:29:47.650 One. 1:29:48.110 --> 1:29:48.950 One for sea lane. 1:29:51.210 --> 1:29:51.810 Man, I'm going to. 1:29:52.990 --> 1:29:53.110 One. 1:29:53.330 --> 1:29:53.730 One also. 1:29:53.890 --> 1:29:56.490 And one for Don. Question four with answers of one 1:29:57.070 --> 1:30:01.600 and four. Where's the button? There's the button. The path 1:30:01.650 --> 1:30:04.679 known as the Silk Road stretched for 4,000 miles from 1:30:04.760 --> 1:30:05.860 China to which country? 1:30:05.880 --> 1:30:07.080 I thought it was a different button. 1:30:07.100 --> 1:30:07.860 India. Italy. 1:30:08.439 --> 1:30:08.799 India. 1:30:09.460 --> 1:30:09.840 India. 1:30:10.460 --> 1:30:11.120 Oh, India. 1:30:11.680 --> 1:30:12.020 Pass. 1:30:12.840 --> 1:30:13.100 Italy. 1:30:15.340 --> 1:30:17.500 Iran. That would be two. 1:30:17.640 --> 1:30:19.960 So Don and C-Lane with a guess of one, each 1:30:20.000 --> 1:30:22.890 picking up one point. That means four questions down with 1:30:22.930 --> 1:30:26.370 four questions remaining. In first place with five points, Don 1:30:26.430 --> 1:30:31.420 slash Hollywood 9757. In second place with three points, Sean 1:30:31.460 --> 1:30:35.599 slash Drew 1726. And in third place with two points, 1:30:35.939 --> 1:30:37.920 C-Lane slash Tongue Punch. 1:30:37.939 --> 1:30:39.870 69-69. Redacted. 1:30:41.030 --> 1:30:46.150 Question five now. Four questions remaining. Recently, a 140-year-old hotel 1:30:46.189 --> 1:30:48.030 was partially destroyed by arson after. 1:30:48.070 --> 1:30:48.349 Sean. 1:30:48.450 --> 1:30:48.630 Sean. 1:30:51.380 --> 1:30:51.760 Paris. 1:30:52.040 --> 1:30:56.210 That is incorrect. Recently, a 140-year-old hotel was partially destroyed 1:30:56.229 --> 1:31:00.030 by arson after fuel and student protests in which European... Sealand. 1:31:00.090 --> 1:31:02.559 France. France is correct. Son of a bitch. I knew it. 1:31:03.390 --> 1:31:06.370 Which European country? Sealand out of eight answers. How many 1:31:06.410 --> 1:31:07.490 do you think said France? 1:31:08.220 --> 1:31:15.460 Oh, I'm going to go six. Six. I'll say seven. 1:31:15.740 --> 1:31:16.660 Seven for Sean. 1:31:18.620 --> 1:31:19.420 I'll go seven as well. 1:31:19.600 --> 1:31:22.400 And seven for Don. Question five with answers of six 1:31:23.240 --> 1:31:24.350 and seven. 1:31:24.600 --> 1:31:26.950 Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Who knows about their 1:31:27.130 --> 1:31:28.050 French protests? 1:31:28.410 --> 1:31:32.150 Recently, a 140-year-old hotel was partially destroyed by arson after 1:31:32.250 --> 1:31:35.110 fuel and student protests in which European country? 1:31:35.150 --> 1:31:35.469 France. 1:31:36.090 --> 1:31:36.510 Ireland. 1:31:36.830 --> 1:31:37.210 France. 1:31:37.350 --> 1:31:37.970 France. 1:31:38.130 --> 1:31:38.810 France. 1:31:38.950 --> 1:31:39.590 France. 1:31:39.710 --> 1:31:42.850 France. France. That would be seven. 1:31:42.880 --> 1:31:45.979 So Sean is picking up two points. Don is picking 1:31:46.040 --> 1:31:48.450 up two points. And C-Lane with a guess of six, 1:31:48.530 --> 1:31:49.550 picking up one point. 1:31:49.610 --> 1:31:51.250 With one vote for Ireland. Yeah. 1:31:51.930 --> 1:31:54.889 Ireland catching a stray in there. They're like, we didn't 1:31:54.910 --> 1:31:59.580 do anything. Question six now. It's about Star Wars. In 1:31:59.660 --> 1:32:01.800 Star Wars, what was the name of the bounty hunter 1:32:01.840 --> 1:32:03.380 who confronted Han Solo? 1:32:03.580 --> 1:32:07.200 C-Lane. Boba Fett. That is incorrect. Who confronted Han Solo 1:32:07.280 --> 1:32:16.370 in the cantina? Sean. Sean. I don't know much about 1:32:16.410 --> 1:32:23.710 this world. Is Obi-Wan Kenobi thing a thing? It's a thing. 1:32:23.770 --> 1:32:26.570 It's not right. It is an answer. 1:32:26.850 --> 1:32:28.070 It's an incorrect answer, though. 1:32:28.110 --> 1:32:31.530 Good try. Don, you have the floor. Can you tell 1:32:31.570 --> 1:32:32.640 me the question again? 1:32:32.860 --> 1:32:34.560 You got it. In Star Wars, what was the name 1:32:34.580 --> 1:32:38.000 of the bounty hunter who confronted Han Solo in the cantina? 1:32:41.430 --> 1:32:41.810 I don't know. 1:32:42.910 --> 1:32:43.269 Pass. 1:32:43.470 --> 1:32:44.010 That would be. 1:32:44.090 --> 1:32:44.530 Greedo. 1:32:44.630 --> 1:32:47.890 It's okay. Greedo. Yeah, Greedo. Oh, wow. Who shot first? 1:32:49.310 --> 1:32:50.950 C-Lane, do you think Han Solo. 1:32:50.670 --> 1:32:54.490 Or Greedo shot first? Han. Yeah, I think that's the 1:32:54.530 --> 1:32:56.190 correct answer. I gotta be honest with you. This is 1:32:56.229 --> 1:32:58.370 the first I've ever heard of Greedo in my life. 1:32:58.390 --> 1:33:00.610 I have not been exposed to that name. There's a 1:33:00.689 --> 1:33:05.410 big to-do about that scene because they went back after 1:33:05.450 --> 1:33:05.970 releasing it. 1:33:05.979 --> 1:33:08.939 You know how he always edits stuff? They made Greedo 1:33:08.979 --> 1:33:11.740 shoot first so Han wouldn't look like a person who 1:33:11.760 --> 1:33:12.240 just kills. 1:33:13.040 --> 1:33:15.660 Oh, really? They were trying to change his character to 1:33:15.700 --> 1:33:18.370 be a nicer guy. They're like, Han would never just 1:33:18.790 --> 1:33:21.050 shoot somebody. I'm like, okay, Han shot first. 1:33:21.670 --> 1:33:22.390 Shot him right in the heart. 1:33:22.970 --> 1:33:24.950 C-Lane, you got question five, right? We will start with you. 1:33:25.030 --> 1:33:27.230 Out of eight answers, how many do you think said Greedo? 1:33:27.750 --> 1:33:30.570 Oh, man. You know, I'm going to say four. Four. 1:33:32.180 --> 1:33:32.440 Two. 1:33:32.840 --> 1:33:33.919 Two for Sean. 1:33:36.000 --> 1:33:36.100 One. 1:33:36.410 --> 1:33:40.090 And one for Don. Question six with answers of one, two, 1:33:40.850 --> 1:33:41.950 and four. 1:33:42.010 --> 1:33:43.490 Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. 1:33:43.510 --> 1:33:46.150 Somebody knows their Star Wars. What was the name of 1:33:46.189 --> 1:33:49.389 the bounty hunter who confronted Han Solo in the cantina? 1:33:49.510 --> 1:33:51.330 Oh, the green guy with the ears. 1:33:51.720 --> 1:33:52.190 Greedo. 1:33:52.610 --> 1:33:59.840 Greedo. Boba Fett. Greedo. Boba Fett? Greedo. Boba Fett? I 1:33:59.880 --> 1:34:03.780 have no idea. Yeah, who shot first? Yeah, Han shot first. Yeah, 1:34:03.800 --> 1:34:09.040 but who's the other guy? Great question. That would be four. 1:34:09.140 --> 1:34:12.380 So, C-Lane is picking up two points on that one. 1:34:12.400 --> 1:34:16.600 And we have two questions remaining. Question seven. On Wednesday, 1:34:16.620 --> 1:34:19.300 a chemical tank exploded and forced evacuations. 1:34:19.439 --> 1:34:19.820 C-Lane. 1:34:19.850 --> 1:34:20.200 C-Lane. 1:34:23.550 --> 1:34:23.850 Oh, no. 1:34:23.890 --> 1:34:28.110 He stopped right at the worst time. Yeah. It was. Oh, 1:34:29.570 --> 1:34:31.509 son of a. Pennsylvania. That is incorrect. 1:34:31.550 --> 1:34:31.830 Sean. Sean. 1:34:33.550 --> 1:34:37.229 Don't screw me on this like you did the other one. Toledo. 1:34:37.410 --> 1:34:43.940 Toledo is correct. Yes. In which Ohio City completes that question. Oh, 1:34:43.939 --> 1:34:50.179 I made so many stupid Holy Toledo jokes. My gosh. Sean, 1:34:50.240 --> 1:34:52.860 out of eight answers, how many do you think said Toledo? 1:34:53.020 --> 1:34:59.120 Holy Toledo. Three. Three. Don? 1:35:01.330 --> 1:35:01.610 Five. 1:35:01.990 --> 1:35:02.910 Five for Don. 1:35:04.890 --> 1:35:05.450 Uh, two. 1:35:05.790 --> 1:35:10.389 And two for Sea Lane. Question seven, with answers of two, three, 1:35:11.030 --> 1:35:14.700 and five. On Wednesday, a chemical tank exploded and forced 1:35:14.740 --> 1:35:17.420 evacuations in which Ohio City... Kim? 1:35:17.979 --> 1:35:21.630 Peace. This is some great news stories this week. Real 1:35:21.729 --> 1:35:26.090 high-energy stuff. I don't know. Cincinnati. Toledo? 1:35:26.210 --> 1:35:26.710 Toledo. 1:35:26.729 --> 1:35:27.189 Toledo. 1:35:27.330 --> 1:35:27.930 Columbus. 1:35:28.010 --> 1:35:31.140 I didn't hear about this. Akron. Toledo. 1:35:31.660 --> 1:35:34.280 That would be four. So, Sean with a guess of 1:35:34.320 --> 1:35:36.860 three and Don with a guess of five, each picking 1:35:36.900 --> 1:35:39.930 up one point. That means question eight, the last question 1:35:40.010 --> 1:35:42.200 is upon us. But before we do, let's take a 1:35:42.260 --> 1:35:44.980 look at the leaderboard. In first place with eight points, 1:35:45.000 --> 1:35:46.580 we have Don slash Hollywood 9757. 1:35:46.580 --> 1:35:47.200 Look at him go. 1:35:48.950 --> 1:35:51.370 In second place with seven points, one removed, we have 1:35:51.430 --> 1:35:57.240 Sean slash Drew1726. And in third place with six points, again, 1:35:57.260 --> 1:36:01.559 an 8-7-6 lineup going into the last question. Sea Lane 1:36:01.600 --> 1:36:05.599 slash Tongue Punch. Here's the last question. Question number eight. 1:36:06.120 --> 1:36:08.400 Cardiff is the capital of which country? 1:36:10.210 --> 1:36:12.330 Sea Lane. Sea Lane. Wales? Wales is correct. 1:36:12.350 --> 1:36:13.090 Oof. 1:36:13.410 --> 1:36:13.970 Nicely done. 1:36:14.030 --> 1:36:16.809 It's now eight, seven, seven. See, laying out of eight answers, 1:36:16.850 --> 1:36:22.650 how many do you think said Wales? Three. Three. Hmm. Five. 1:36:22.870 --> 1:36:23.769 Five for Sean. 1:36:24.840 --> 1:36:25.070 Three. 1:36:25.360 --> 1:36:29.200 And three for Don. Question eight with answers of three 1:36:30.160 --> 1:36:33.840 and five. Cardiff is the capital of which country? 1:36:33.860 --> 1:36:34.179 Wales? 1:36:34.700 --> 1:36:38.660 Wales. I have no clue. I was horrible at this. 1:36:38.979 --> 1:36:43.839 Keep that in there. Okay, is it Wales? It's Western European. 1:36:44.840 --> 1:36:45.200 Wales. 1:36:45.860 --> 1:36:46.120 Wales. 1:36:46.930 --> 1:36:47.370 Oh, no. 1:36:47.650 --> 1:36:50.309 That's a tough one. Oh, my grandmother's from here. Wales. 1:36:52.210 --> 1:36:53.610 That would be six. 1:36:54.290 --> 1:36:56.870 So, Sean, with a guess of five, picking up one point, 1:36:57.270 --> 1:36:59.300 and we end the day thusly. We have a tie 1:36:59.320 --> 1:37:02.950 for first place. Eight points each. Don slash Hollywood 9757 1:37:02.950 --> 1:37:07.880 and Sean slash Drew 1726. In third place, just one 1:37:07.920 --> 1:37:11.080 point removed with seven. C-Lane slash Tongue Punch. And that 1:37:11.100 --> 1:37:14.090 means the new totals go like this. In first place. 1:37:14.660 --> 1:37:19.420 And still leading with 280 points, Mr. Christopher Lane. In 1:37:19.479 --> 1:37:24.110 second place with 262 points, that mortgage guy, Don. And 1:37:24.130 --> 1:37:27.650 in third place with 211 points, Mr. Sean Lawson. And 1:37:27.689 --> 1:37:29.250 that is Fritz on the straight. 1:37:29.590 --> 1:37:36.240 Thank you, Fritz. Excellent work. Excellent work. you know, people 1:37:36.280 --> 1:37:39.300 always caught off guard. Very, very impressive. I think there's 1:37:39.360 --> 1:37:42.320 always a very smart crowd out there and they love 1:37:42.400 --> 1:37:45.059 trivia and they love hanging out with Fritz, which who wouldn't. 1:37:45.560 --> 1:37:48.700 So make sure you're participating, follow along on all social 1:37:48.729 --> 1:37:51.229 media platforms. You can find the links over at the 1:37:51.270 --> 1:37:55.550 news junkie.com slash share for Fritz. And you can stay 1:37:55.590 --> 1:37:58.370 abreast of what's happening with all of his, his trivia action. 1:37:58.710 --> 1:38:01.070 It's fun. You deserve it. Treat yourself. And by the way, 1:38:01.850 --> 1:38:04.290 Those of you who made the mistake of not going 1:38:04.330 --> 1:38:08.550 this week, I have been to two different places where 1:38:08.590 --> 1:38:11.600 I heard them talking about one of the Cavos specials 1:38:11.640 --> 1:38:14.100 this week. They had like a French dip this week 1:38:14.960 --> 1:38:17.599 and they posted on social media. And I heard people 1:38:17.640 --> 1:38:19.800 talk about like it was a thing of legends or something. 1:38:19.900 --> 1:38:22.860 So you got to go get an amazing meal and 1:38:22.900 --> 1:38:25.780 play some trivia over Cavos when Fritz is doing Fritz's 1:38:25.820 --> 1:38:28.110 Funhouse Trivia. Fritz, thanks for hanging out with us, buddy. 1:38:28.130 --> 1:38:29.810 Thanks for having me. Love you guys. There he goes. 1:38:30.240 --> 1:38:32.460 Go Rays. Bye, Fritz. Go Rays. Thank you. 1:38:32.520 --> 1:38:33.280 Bye, Don. 1:38:33.920 --> 1:38:36.320 Don, we're going to hang out with you when we 1:38:36.360 --> 1:38:38.360 come back. You still going to hang out with us today? Yes, sir. 1:38:38.380 --> 1:38:38.860 Of course. 1:38:38.979 --> 1:38:39.379 Excellent. 1:38:39.479 --> 1:38:41.920 Okay, we're going to hang out with Don. in just 1:38:41.979 --> 1:38:43.580 a moment we'll see what he has going on i 1:38:43.620 --> 1:38:45.360 have a lot of other clips to work in before 1:38:45.380 --> 1:38:48.009 the end of the show some sparks will fly along 1:38:48.050 --> 1:38:50.350 the way and we'll see what happens because that is 1:38:50.390 --> 1:38:52.990 coming up next on the news junkie. 1:38:52.910 --> 1:38:59.950 Welcome in friends here we are rolling along on a 1:38:59.990 --> 1:39:03.790 thursday hanging out with our friend that mortgage guy don 1:39:03.810 --> 1:39:08.189 don are you you fan of horror movies as we 1:39:08.210 --> 1:39:09.229 get close to uh. 1:39:09.490 --> 1:39:13.059 Halloween here I mean, I don't like the. 1:39:15.560 --> 1:39:18.809 Freddy Krueger type, you know, bloody gory movies. I don't 1:39:18.820 --> 1:39:21.950 mind a horror movie that's smart and has some suspense, 1:39:21.970 --> 1:39:23.850 but I don't like the hacker slasher kind of ones. 1:39:23.950 --> 1:39:25.729 So you like thrillers. 1:39:25.810 --> 1:39:27.950 Would that be, would that, am I wrong in saying 1:39:27.970 --> 1:39:31.510 that would be more, more lean more towards thriller than slasher? 1:39:32.050 --> 1:39:35.599 Yeah, I think so. The horror thriller genre is actually 1:39:35.620 --> 1:39:38.520 a really popular and interesting one. Did you see the 1:39:38.700 --> 1:39:41.820 one with Hugh Grant where it was like the whole 1:39:42.360 --> 1:39:44.460 story about religion and the Mormon girls? 1:39:44.479 --> 1:39:44.559 Yeah. 1:39:45.110 --> 1:39:47.290 That's right down this alley, by the way. Oh, God. 1:39:47.310 --> 1:39:50.099 That sounds great. Hold on. What was that called? Hold on. 1:39:50.210 --> 1:39:55.259 Hugh Grant religion movie. There was the movie. Oh, heretic 1:39:56.120 --> 1:39:58.580 about like Hugh Grant was this guy who was just 1:39:58.600 --> 1:40:00.660 like a nice dude. And these Mormon girls showed up 1:40:00.740 --> 1:40:03.520 and the horror movie was about him. Taylor's all the time. 1:40:04.100 --> 1:40:09.090 Teaching these Mormon girls a story, like a lesson about religion. 1:40:09.120 --> 1:40:13.190 And it wasn't like a spooky jump scare kind of 1:40:13.930 --> 1:40:16.350 scary movie for the holidays. But it was more of 1:40:16.530 --> 1:40:20.430 a thriller horror type movie, which is popular with a 1:40:20.450 --> 1:40:23.510 lot of people. I ask this because we've been watching 1:40:23.630 --> 1:40:27.639 Crystal Lake as of the last year. week or two. 1:40:28.360 --> 1:40:30.080 And Crystal Lake is the story of one of the 1:40:30.120 --> 1:40:32.200 things that Don doesn't like, which is the, the, like 1:40:32.220 --> 1:40:35.260 the slasher kind of Jason films. And it tells the 1:40:35.280 --> 1:40:39.439 story of, of the character of Jason, Jason Voorhees. And 1:40:39.880 --> 1:40:42.620 I saw that there was some guy and the guy 1:40:42.640 --> 1:40:46.650 ended up being the role of the adult Jason. Now, 1:40:46.670 --> 1:40:48.710 for those of you who are only like slightly aware 1:40:48.850 --> 1:40:51.010 of the horror movie genre and this kind of stuff, 1:40:51.130 --> 1:40:54.200 I only recently learned this. Jason didn't always have the 1:40:54.240 --> 1:40:57.970 hockey mask that he was known to have for a while. 1:40:58.030 --> 1:41:01.290 Jason had like a burlap sack in the first movie 1:41:01.450 --> 1:41:05.390 or two. And that, that was his whole thing. But 1:41:05.450 --> 1:41:07.810 there is this guy that did an interview this week 1:41:07.870 --> 1:41:10.840 talking about his experience working on that crystal Lake show. 1:41:11.479 --> 1:41:14.780 And he said, he was told that he was working 1:41:14.800 --> 1:41:18.360 on some different movie. He didn't, he didn't know what 1:41:18.400 --> 1:41:19.960 it was. He was, he told it was called, he 1:41:20.000 --> 1:41:23.590 was told it was called mama's boy. That's what he said. 1:41:23.610 --> 1:41:26.110 You're hired for a movie or for a TV show, 1:41:26.130 --> 1:41:28.650 TV series. And it says called Mama's Boy. And you're 1:41:28.670 --> 1:41:31.470 going to be playing a part called Joey. And then 1:41:31.490 --> 1:41:33.590 when he got there, he said they had him do 1:41:33.610 --> 1:41:36.210 a couple of test things. And he's like, what's going 1:41:36.270 --> 1:41:38.430 on here? They go, no, you're going to be Jason Voorhees. 1:41:38.930 --> 1:41:41.070 You're going to be in this show. And so he 1:41:41.110 --> 1:41:43.350 didn't even know. Like, he signed up for this movie. 1:41:43.390 --> 1:41:44.729 He didn't know that he was going to be in 1:41:44.900 --> 1:41:46.500 this Crystal Lake thing. He didn't know what it was 1:41:46.520 --> 1:41:47.660 going to be called. He didn't know what character he 1:41:47.680 --> 1:41:49.780 was going to be. They kind of surprised him with 1:41:49.840 --> 1:41:51.920 all of this stuff. Because I guess they were trying 1:41:51.939 --> 1:41:54.000 to keep it out of the trades and keep the 1:41:54.260 --> 1:41:58.589 news articles for doing it. But as he did this interview, 1:41:58.610 --> 1:42:01.170 he made it out like he was so excited to 1:42:01.229 --> 1:42:04.150 play Jason. And I thought to myself, he doesn't get 1:42:04.189 --> 1:42:06.469 to show his face at all in the entire series. 1:42:07.270 --> 1:42:10.500 He wears a burlap sack the entire time, which if 1:42:10.580 --> 1:42:13.360 I was an actor, I would be so offended by. 1:42:14.170 --> 1:42:16.210 By the idea that the entire time I would have 1:42:16.229 --> 1:42:19.700 to be like, you would never do voice acting. No, 1:42:19.740 --> 1:42:21.460 I would do voice acting. Cause I would find I'm 1:42:21.479 --> 1:42:23.300 not good enough to do voice acting. There's just, people 1:42:23.340 --> 1:42:26.440 are very talented to do that, but I would do 1:42:26.760 --> 1:42:30.200 those sorts of things. But if I was going on set, 1:42:30.479 --> 1:42:32.360 working on my lines, doing all this stuff, and then 1:42:32.380 --> 1:42:34.290 they told me like, you're never going to be seen 1:42:34.330 --> 1:42:37.110 by the audience. Somehow I would take offense to that. 1:42:37.370 --> 1:42:40.290 I'd be like, what the hell? I know there was 1:42:40.350 --> 1:42:41.510 a scene one time. I don't know if it was 1:42:41.530 --> 1:42:44.809 a Star Wars movie or something else where everybody in 1:42:44.830 --> 1:42:48.510 the scene was wearing helmets and these outfits. And among 1:42:48.550 --> 1:42:54.150 them was, you know, the comedian Bobby Lee. And he 1:42:54.270 --> 1:42:56.940 had booked the role and gone all the way over 1:42:56.960 --> 1:43:00.429 to like Eastern Europe to film this role. And whatever 1:43:00.510 --> 1:43:03.280 movie he was in, they had him wearing a helmet 1:43:03.320 --> 1:43:06.040 and this big outfit. And he stopped him in the 1:43:06.060 --> 1:43:08.620 middle of the take. He's like, you mean nobody's going 1:43:08.640 --> 1:43:11.850 to see me? Nobody's going to recognize me? Nobody's going 1:43:11.870 --> 1:43:14.330 to know who I even am in this role? I'm 1:43:14.350 --> 1:43:17.090 completely covered up. I feel like I would react that way. 1:43:18.130 --> 1:43:20.299 There was a little bit of that in the... The 1:43:20.310 --> 1:43:22.979 first season of the Mandalorian, Pedro Pascal had a little 1:43:23.000 --> 1:43:24.639 bit of beef that he had to wear the mask 1:43:24.680 --> 1:43:26.640 all the time. So they created more scenes where he 1:43:26.680 --> 1:43:28.200 could take off his helmet. 1:43:28.680 --> 1:43:35.460 True. Completely against Mandalorian standards. But as he gets more famous, 1:43:35.479 --> 1:43:37.500 he's like, I want people to know that I'm doing 1:43:37.520 --> 1:43:39.800 this work. I want to get credit for this. 1:43:40.000 --> 1:43:43.610 Or conversely, as he gets more famous and he's making 1:43:43.830 --> 1:43:45.769 all kinds of money and has all kinds of offers. 1:43:46.310 --> 1:43:48.460 He can let somebody else wear the Mandalorian mask and 1:43:48.479 --> 1:43:50.360 then just show up for voice dubs. 1:43:50.720 --> 1:43:54.600 Yeah. You know, and collect a check. That's it. That's 1:43:54.720 --> 1:43:58.460 almost on the level of Tom Hanks where he plays 1:43:58.560 --> 1:44:02.320 Woody in Toy Story. But anytime the company comes to 1:44:02.360 --> 1:44:04.100 them and they want him to voice any of the toys, 1:44:04.160 --> 1:44:09.099 his brother's sole job is just being the for the 1:44:09.160 --> 1:44:11.300 merchandise toys for the merchandise. 1:44:11.340 --> 1:44:11.620 Yeah. 1:44:11.680 --> 1:44:13.920 It's like a little doll that you pull the string on. 1:44:13.960 --> 1:44:17.160 That's Tom Hanks brother. That's the gig he gets. He 1:44:17.180 --> 1:44:19.730 gets to do it that way. Anyhow, have you guys 1:44:19.740 --> 1:44:22.230 seen that at all? The Crystal Lake show? Is that 1:44:22.270 --> 1:44:26.990 the one with the girl from Grandma's Boy as Jason Voorhees' mother? 1:44:27.010 --> 1:44:30.750 It is, actually. Yes, it is. I like her. I 1:44:30.790 --> 1:44:32.410 don't know why. Is it a series? 1:44:33.010 --> 1:44:33.270 Yes. 1:44:33.830 --> 1:44:37.929 It's a series. I think it's like eight episodes or so. 1:44:38.189 --> 1:44:41.170 It's got a great soundtrack. I was talking with people 1:44:41.210 --> 1:44:44.110 about that yesterday. I said, There's something about these shows 1:44:44.170 --> 1:44:47.330 or movies that will have like absolutely banger soundtrack. And 1:44:47.350 --> 1:44:50.330 this one has a bunch of songs in it, woven 1:44:50.430 --> 1:44:53.290 in and out of the storyline of Crystal Lake, where 1:44:54.210 --> 1:44:58.250 it's Guardians of the Galaxy-esque in a way. I keep 1:44:58.270 --> 1:44:59.070 hitting you with that stuff. 1:44:59.310 --> 1:45:02.130 Also a fan of Linda Cardellini. And I think I first, 1:45:02.250 --> 1:45:03.910 the reason I said Grandma's Boy was because that's what 1:45:03.930 --> 1:45:05.690 I first knew her from, even though she had been 1:45:05.729 --> 1:45:07.400 in a handful of other things. But I think what 1:45:07.439 --> 1:45:10.500 confused me was that in grandma's boy, she was the 1:45:10.700 --> 1:45:12.820 only thing I think she's done where she was a blonde, 1:45:13.270 --> 1:45:15.810 everything else she's been brunette in. And it was that 1:45:15.850 --> 1:45:18.750 much of a difference that I didn't notice immediately when 1:45:18.790 --> 1:45:19.730 I saw her and other stuff. 1:45:19.750 --> 1:45:21.610 And I was like, Oh, she should have done the 1:45:21.650 --> 1:45:24.050 blonde thing more. She was pretty hot in that movie. 1:45:24.850 --> 1:45:28.970 C-Lane's crushes become very apparent over the years, Don. His 1:45:29.030 --> 1:45:32.410 biggest one is, what's her name from the karaoke movies? 1:45:32.510 --> 1:45:35.870 Anna Kendrick. Anna Kendrick's the big one for him. I mean, 1:45:35.930 --> 1:45:38.780 I've had a lot over the years. Anna Kendrick was 1:45:38.820 --> 1:45:41.280 the one that was like around... you know, during the 1:45:41.320 --> 1:45:43.820 time of the show, but I was a big Alicia 1:45:43.860 --> 1:45:46.479 Silverstone to bring her up again, fan back in the day. 1:45:46.500 --> 1:45:49.590 You know, there's been, there's been a bunch. Who does 1:45:49.630 --> 1:45:51.790 that for you, Don? Who's the one where you're like, 1:45:52.650 --> 1:45:56.830 Oh yeah. I, you know, different, different people at different times, 1:45:56.870 --> 1:46:00.240 but you know, like maybe Natalie Portman. Oh yeah, absolutely. 1:46:00.260 --> 1:46:00.620 Yeah. 1:46:00.820 --> 1:46:01.040 Yeah. 1:46:01.470 --> 1:46:01.610 Yeah. 1:46:01.630 --> 1:46:04.010 She was star Wars too, right? Yes. I think so. 1:46:04.030 --> 1:46:04.189 Yeah. 1:46:04.250 --> 1:46:08.070 I love my star Wars. Knowledge is growing. Yeah. Okay. 1:46:08.300 --> 1:46:09.479 All right. Star Wars boy. 1:46:09.800 --> 1:46:12.300 What's the name of the bounty hunter that confronted Han 1:46:12.320 --> 1:46:13.360 Solo at the cantina? 1:46:13.760 --> 1:46:14.320 No. 1:46:14.340 --> 1:46:19.590 Oh, God. i'm glad you said that because i was 1:46:19.750 --> 1:46:23.929 gonna say grippo grippo the creepo i i had thought 1:46:23.950 --> 1:46:25.430 if i was going to be the one to have 1:46:25.510 --> 1:46:28.210 guests on that i was going to say that who's 1:46:28.250 --> 1:46:31.299 the character that that people seem to universally hate in 1:46:31.350 --> 1:46:34.140 star wars oh jar jar binks that's what i was 1:46:34.160 --> 1:46:38.350 gonna say yeah But I have so little information to 1:46:38.390 --> 1:46:40.969 work from. And I would watch the Star Wars movies, 1:46:41.810 --> 1:46:47.479 strangely enough, wound in by the ride at the Disney parks, 1:46:47.580 --> 1:46:53.320 which is so great. Rise of the Resistance. Ashley claims 1:46:53.340 --> 1:46:54.960 that I teared up the first time I saw some 1:46:54.979 --> 1:46:59.500 of the scenes in those rides. I disagree completely. But 1:46:59.920 --> 1:47:02.960 I was very impressed. It's cool, right? Oh, my gosh. 1:47:03.180 --> 1:47:04.780 If you're a fan of the movies, it's even better. 1:47:04.800 --> 1:47:07.740 Because it's like these scenes that you've seen in the 1:47:07.780 --> 1:47:10.170 movies for years and years and years, and now you're 1:47:10.210 --> 1:47:10.870 inside them. 1:47:11.090 --> 1:47:12.470 It's crazy. 1:47:13.250 --> 1:47:17.990 One of the worst spoilers I've ever had online had 1:47:18.030 --> 1:47:20.710 to do with a Star Wars movie. And I was 1:47:20.729 --> 1:47:22.850 going to go watch the movie, and I was looking 1:47:22.890 --> 1:47:25.690 up what time is a Star Wars movie, and Google 1:47:25.710 --> 1:47:28.310 filled in for me. what time does Han Solo die 1:47:28.370 --> 1:47:31.450 in the film? Oh, I was getting ready to go 1:47:31.490 --> 1:47:31.990 to the movie. 1:47:32.010 --> 1:47:32.190 Yeah. 1:47:32.689 --> 1:47:34.059 That would, that's the kind of thing that would make 1:47:34.100 --> 1:47:37.840 some people rage. I think that would be absolutely an issue. 1:47:37.939 --> 1:47:41.120 I didn't, I didn't love it. No, no. Courtney does 1:47:41.300 --> 1:47:42.720 not want to watch any of those movies with me. 1:47:42.740 --> 1:47:44.190 So I would have to watch them on my own. 1:47:44.210 --> 1:47:45.429 And I don't know if that's ever going to happen, 1:47:45.450 --> 1:47:49.469 but we shall see Don you're in, you're in South 1:47:49.510 --> 1:47:53.670 Florida today. Yeah, I'm down in Hollywood. In Hollywood? Oh, 1:47:53.850 --> 1:47:56.710 he was in Hollywood representing Hollywood? That's why I picked 1:47:56.729 --> 1:47:58.769 Hollywood also. There you go. I figured it was kismet, 1:47:58.830 --> 1:47:59.090 you know? 1:47:59.590 --> 1:47:59.930 Yeah. 1:48:00.650 --> 1:48:02.330 Is this like your place down there that you're in 1:48:02.390 --> 1:48:07.090 right now? No, no. Just a place I'm visiting. Yeah, 1:48:07.110 --> 1:48:10.150 it looks nice. It's a nice little spot there. Anyhow, 1:48:10.229 --> 1:48:11.670 sounds great. Is this how you do the show when 1:48:11.689 --> 1:48:13.890 you're doing your radio show on the weekends? 1:48:14.750 --> 1:48:16.250 Most of the time. I have a studio in my 1:48:16.290 --> 1:48:18.070 house and we do the show this way. I go 1:48:18.110 --> 1:48:20.120 in occasionally, but most of the time from the, the 1:48:20.160 --> 1:48:20.660 home studio. 1:48:21.240 --> 1:48:24.179 Well, that is going to be as well this weekend, 1:48:24.260 --> 1:48:27.030 just like it is every weekend on Real Radio, our 1:48:27.070 --> 1:48:31.370 main station, WTKS. hopefully soon to some more stations, but 1:48:32.090 --> 1:48:34.930 you can get all the information that you might think of, 1:48:35.270 --> 1:48:37.890 not just about the mortgage industry, because you can, yes, 1:48:38.310 --> 1:48:40.290 but there's a lot more to it. And Don and 1:48:40.490 --> 1:48:43.310 the crew over there are having a blast. every single 1:48:43.330 --> 1:48:46.070 week doing the show. It seems like you guys are 1:48:46.110 --> 1:48:48.690 having fun and you're informing people at the same time. 1:48:48.850 --> 1:48:53.910 Two quick questions. A, do you expect less calls for 1:48:54.110 --> 1:48:58.629 mortgage-related business on November 19th, the day of the GTA 1:48:58.630 --> 1:49:04.680 6 release? And or B, has anybody at your company 1:49:05.300 --> 1:49:14.490 already scheduled paid vacation or some time off? For that reason? No, 1:49:14.689 --> 1:49:15.110 I don't. 1:49:15.810 --> 1:49:20.130 My work team is probably not in the GTA demographic. 1:49:20.189 --> 1:49:22.190 Most of them have worked with me for 10 or 1:49:22.189 --> 1:49:25.600 15 years or more. And I don't know that the 1:49:25.660 --> 1:49:29.439 demographic on Saturday mornings between 9 to 1030 is also 1:49:29.500 --> 1:49:30.980 going to be checking out. 1:49:31.180 --> 1:49:32.800 I didn't mean for your radio show. I just meant 1:49:33.120 --> 1:49:35.059 for business, for mortgage calls. 1:49:35.870 --> 1:49:35.970 No. 1:49:36.430 --> 1:49:37.330 I think it's going to increase. 1:49:37.390 --> 1:49:39.630 People are going to decide they want to buy a house. 1:49:40.710 --> 1:49:43.810 Yeah. They'll say, you know what? I like the house 1:49:43.830 --> 1:49:45.450 that I have in this video game. I want a 1:49:45.630 --> 1:49:48.269 real one like that. The city is terrible. I'm going 1:49:48.300 --> 1:49:49.439 to buy a house in the suburbs. 1:49:50.020 --> 1:49:50.660 Exactly. 1:49:50.820 --> 1:49:53.780 That's the move. So if you're ready to make that move, 1:49:53.820 --> 1:49:55.160 you want to get a house, you want to have 1:49:55.180 --> 1:49:57.340 a place that's your own, you got to do it 1:49:57.360 --> 1:50:00.200 the smart way. You got to make sure you're really 1:50:00.620 --> 1:50:03.240 relying on somebody who knows this business inside and out. 1:50:03.420 --> 1:50:07.720 That is that mortgage guide, Don. You can go to ThatMortgageGuyDon.com. 1:50:08.040 --> 1:50:11.590 It's laced up with all sorts of information, a very, 1:50:11.630 --> 1:50:14.510 very extensive catalog of the weekend show that you can 1:50:14.530 --> 1:50:17.990 get via podcast. And if you have any questions, you 1:50:18.030 --> 1:50:19.930 need to reach out. If you got a quote from 1:50:19.970 --> 1:50:22.350 somebody else, you're insane if you don't just take that 1:50:22.400 --> 1:50:26.519 quote and send it over through ThatMortgageGuyDon.com because that's a 1:50:26.540 --> 1:50:28.400 way to get a second eyeball, a second set of 1:50:28.460 --> 1:50:30.920 eyeballs on it so you can make sure. He's got 1:50:30.939 --> 1:50:33.139 two eyes, just for the record. Second set of eyeballs. 1:50:33.860 --> 1:50:35.639 on on the deal to make sure you're not getting 1:50:35.720 --> 1:50:37.969 taken advantage of it happens all the time but not 1:50:38.070 --> 1:50:40.450 with that mortgage guy don so thank you don we 1:50:40.490 --> 1:50:42.810 appreciate you and have a great uh time down there 1:50:42.890 --> 1:50:45.469 in in hollywood all right thank you thank you sean 1:50:45.490 --> 1:50:47.849 thanks see you later buddy there he goes that mortgage 1:50:47.890 --> 1:50:50.130 guy don he's a great guy ready to help you 1:50:50.150 --> 1:50:52.379 that mortgage guy don.com quick break when we come back 1:50:52.400 --> 1:50:55.260 we'll be doing jury duty that is coming up next 1:50:55.340 --> 1:51:05.189 on the news junkie Getting close to the power hour. 1:51:06.370 --> 1:51:11.000 It's a Thursday. Moving along fine, though. Yesterday and today 1:51:11.040 --> 1:51:13.760 is like slow news city. We're back into one of 1:51:13.800 --> 1:51:16.540 those ruts. And this year has been a weird one 1:51:16.580 --> 1:51:18.559 because when we're in one of the ruts where it's like, okay, 1:51:18.600 --> 1:51:21.710 there's not enough good juicy stuff going on. This is 1:51:21.729 --> 1:51:23.930 the best place to be when that's happening because we 1:51:23.970 --> 1:51:26.530 dig deep. We find the diamonds that are out there 1:51:26.570 --> 1:51:28.930 in the rough. We find the stuff that everybody else 1:51:28.950 --> 1:51:30.849 will be getting to in like a week or so. 1:51:31.610 --> 1:51:34.349 And we get that stuff before for most other people 1:51:34.390 --> 1:51:37.960 do when people are dying in a news cycle like this. 1:51:38.479 --> 1:51:42.020 But sometimes this is when the stories drop that you're like, oh, great. 1:51:42.080 --> 1:51:44.820 Like the Lindsay Clancy one was like this. It's like, oh, 1:51:44.840 --> 1:51:46.519 then we got something to talk about. Everybody's talking about 1:51:46.560 --> 1:51:49.400 this dominating the conversation. I'm sure everybody will have the 1:51:49.420 --> 1:51:51.780 same opinion on it, too. And nobody will fight and 1:51:51.979 --> 1:51:54.490 everybody will be totally cool about it. And it's not 1:51:54.530 --> 1:51:58.429 about something dark and disturbing at all. Total normal thing. 1:51:58.490 --> 1:51:58.689 Right. 1:51:59.090 --> 1:52:02.129 So we're waiting for our next Lindsay Clancy in the meantime. 1:52:03.680 --> 1:52:05.860 We're not waiting for that. I kid. We are waiting 1:52:05.890 --> 1:52:09.030 for this instead. Let's do jury duty. Court is now 1:52:09.090 --> 1:52:11.390 in session. So put your phone down and pay attention 1:52:11.430 --> 1:52:13.650 before we call the bailiff over to whip your ass. 1:52:13.670 --> 1:52:16.490 You're now on jury duty with the news junkie. Don't 1:52:16.530 --> 1:52:20.320 forget you could be a VIP. 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Justcallmo.com. 1:52:51.120 --> 1:52:51.320 All right. 1:52:51.420 --> 1:52:53.599 One of the stories I wanted to touch on here, 1:52:54.000 --> 1:52:55.960 this was kind of crazy to me. We always hear 1:52:55.979 --> 1:52:59.420 these stories about somebody committing a crime. And then when 1:52:59.439 --> 1:53:02.660 they're waiting for trial, they'll end up getting released. They 1:53:02.680 --> 1:53:05.320 release people over and over and over. We went up 1:53:05.340 --> 1:53:07.939 to this position where there's like five percent of the 1:53:07.979 --> 1:53:12.100 population that is responsible for so many violent crimes and 1:53:12.140 --> 1:53:15.970 things that make everybody else's life worse. And then the 1:53:16.070 --> 1:53:18.550 people who are in these positions of being judges or 1:53:18.610 --> 1:53:22.260 prosecutors go easy on these folks in the name of 1:53:22.320 --> 1:53:25.500 some sort of weird like social justice. And the outcomes 1:53:25.540 --> 1:53:27.500 are bad for everybody. And I think people are turning 1:53:27.520 --> 1:53:29.800 the corner on that. They think it's stupid. They think 1:53:29.840 --> 1:53:32.019 it's a bad idea. They have the crazy idea like 1:53:32.120 --> 1:53:33.830 I do that people who are criminals should be in 1:53:33.870 --> 1:53:36.590 prison and it probably shouldn't be a super fun time 1:53:36.630 --> 1:53:39.389 for them to be there. But this one was kind 1:53:39.430 --> 1:53:43.290 of crazy to me. This is bite of Seattle shooting, 1:53:43.910 --> 1:53:46.900 which is some sort of event that they do where 1:53:46.930 --> 1:53:49.660 they have food in seattle washington. 1:53:49.170 --> 1:53:51.330 It's like a bunch of the stuff that we've done 1:53:51.370 --> 1:53:53.330 over the years uh you know that we're kind of 1:53:53.350 --> 1:53:57.890 like station involved events where we'll taste a bunch of 1:53:57.910 --> 1:54:00.350 food and then tell you to come to the you 1:54:00.390 --> 1:54:02.850 know the the bite of orlando or the bite of 1:54:02.910 --> 1:54:04.250 altamont springs. 1:54:04.430 --> 1:54:08.250 Yeah usually a fun family friendly event yeah well not 1:54:08.270 --> 1:54:10.599 in this case here's what happened right you already know 1:54:10.640 --> 1:54:13.870 the story probably but There was a teenage person who 1:54:13.910 --> 1:54:17.019 was charged in a deadly mass shooting at this Bite 1:54:17.100 --> 1:54:20.500 of Seattle festival. And now a judge has ordered the 1:54:20.540 --> 1:54:26.540 teenage suspect to be released to home detention, overriding objections 1:54:26.580 --> 1:54:30.480 from prosecutors who remain convinced he's a severe threat to 1:54:30.500 --> 1:54:33.830 community safety. The teen suspect faces charges of first degree 1:54:33.850 --> 1:54:37.290 assault with a firearm enhancement and second degree unlawful possession 1:54:37.330 --> 1:54:39.980 of a firearm. Court documents show the state is seeking 1:54:40.030 --> 1:54:43.600 to decline juvenile jurisdiction and try him as an adult. Now, 1:54:44.000 --> 1:54:47.420 back in the time when this happened on July 26, 1:54:47.420 --> 1:54:51.830 he fired a nine millimeter handgun. with an extended magazine 1:54:52.050 --> 1:54:55.780 indiscriminately into a crowded area of the popular food festival. 1:54:56.260 --> 1:54:58.260 They show here the body cam footage of the moment 1:54:58.300 --> 1:55:01.340 when this guy was arrested, this person. The incident left 1:55:01.400 --> 1:55:04.940 three people dead and four others injured. The deceased victims 1:55:04.970 --> 1:55:09.690 were identified as CVAW and JNS in the court records, 1:55:10.450 --> 1:55:13.310 and prosecutors noted that police removed the teen from the 1:55:13.350 --> 1:55:16.450 chaotic scene. While it was happening, he passed the body 1:55:16.490 --> 1:55:17.940 of one of the people who was killed and said, 1:55:18.020 --> 1:55:21.190 I love you, bro. To the person that was on 1:55:21.230 --> 1:55:23.510 the ground. They found all these guns on them. And 1:55:23.550 --> 1:55:26.960 this guy who's involved in this shooting at this food 1:55:27.020 --> 1:55:31.760 festival was released. Ahead of the trial, this guy. Investigators 1:55:31.820 --> 1:55:35.900 uncovered social media footage and Instagram group chats showing the teen, JNS, 1:55:35.940 --> 1:55:38.270 and about eight other men gathering prior to the festival 1:55:38.290 --> 1:55:41.270 with a cache of 11 guns. Following the shooting, members 1:55:41.310 --> 1:55:44.470 of the group chat scrambled to delete references to the teen, 1:55:44.950 --> 1:55:47.090 with one of them saying, we can't keep losing, bro. 1:55:47.690 --> 1:55:49.680 And the judge has decided that this person is going 1:55:49.700 --> 1:55:52.360 to be released and is not a threat to the community, 1:55:52.820 --> 1:55:56.440 despite what happened here before the trial. We'll see what 1:55:56.480 --> 1:55:58.720 happens there. But that seems like a bad idea to me. 1:55:58.820 --> 1:56:02.360 I'm sure many of you feel the same way. Krista 1:56:02.380 --> 1:56:06.010 Pike update. She's walking around. She's talking. She's able to 1:56:06.130 --> 1:56:10.050 speak now. Things are improving for her, despite the fact 1:56:10.090 --> 1:56:12.130 that they tried to give her the old lethal injection 1:56:12.150 --> 1:56:14.530 drug and it didn't work. I read she's using full 1:56:14.590 --> 1:56:18.350 sentences now. Yeah, they talk to her. They talk about her. 1:56:18.760 --> 1:56:20.340 This happens in a lot of these stories. They talk 1:56:20.360 --> 1:56:21.320 about her like she's a baby. 1:56:21.640 --> 1:56:21.800 Sure. 1:56:22.460 --> 1:56:25.360 Because she almost died and they tried to offer with 1:56:25.400 --> 1:56:28.240 the lethal injection juice twice. And now they're like, she's 1:56:28.280 --> 1:56:32.720 speaking in full sentences. She's walking around. She's talking to people. 1:56:32.740 --> 1:56:35.580 But she actually is doing those. She survived the Tennessee 1:56:36.020 --> 1:56:39.310 execution attempt. And she seems to be continuing on her 1:56:39.360 --> 1:56:42.290 path to recovery. Now what we're going to do is 1:56:42.330 --> 1:56:46.610 take a very quick break. And actually, maybe we'll do 1:56:46.950 --> 1:56:49.230 one dispatch real quick. I think we could do one. 1:56:50.140 --> 1:56:53.850 Somebody sent this in. Here's yuckers. This is Sean eating 1:56:53.890 --> 1:56:57.500 a dump dinner? I don't. Come on, man. Hang on. 1:56:57.530 --> 1:56:59.050 Let me make this full screen for those of you 1:56:59.070 --> 1:57:02.280 watching over on YouTube. I'm not behind the dump dinners, 1:57:02.340 --> 1:57:04.040 but I guess he's made it so I have to 1:57:04.060 --> 1:57:09.740 participate regardless here. He's going to ruin your laptop. Oh, 1:57:09.780 --> 1:57:15.940 you're there. Oh, you're joining in with me in the 1:57:15.980 --> 1:57:16.880 dump dinner. 1:57:17.180 --> 1:57:20.020 This looks like something that should have like a 90s 1:57:20.150 --> 1:57:21.280 TV theme to it. 1:57:21.310 --> 1:57:26.090 Everywhere you look, there's a coupon. It does. Yeah, it 1:57:26.110 --> 1:57:29.950 looks like we're doing a 90s sitcom. We just dump 1:57:29.970 --> 1:57:31.990 the food and we do a muck bang eating all 1:57:32.030 --> 1:57:34.150 the dump dinners. If you missed out on the first 1:57:34.190 --> 1:57:36.250 half of the show, don't do it. It's for terrible 1:57:36.290 --> 1:57:40.110 human beings. It's not good for you or anybody else involved. Instead, 1:57:40.230 --> 1:57:43.400 we'll go to Mo Manji, who says, C-Lane is a 1:57:43.480 --> 1:57:49.040 nerd and wrong. Okay. All right. You know this guy. 1:57:49.060 --> 1:57:51.740 He's a friendly gentleman, usually, but he says you're a 1:57:51.780 --> 1:57:53.440 nerd and you're wrong. 1:57:53.460 --> 1:57:54.500 Hey, guys. 1:57:54.680 --> 1:57:56.640 Hope you guys are doing well. See, Lane, you said 1:57:56.680 --> 1:57:58.600 you dump dinner every night and it takes a couple hours. 1:57:58.720 --> 1:58:00.540 We've been friends for a little bit. I know you 1:58:00.580 --> 1:58:02.550 disappear every once in a while and go to the bathroom. 1:58:02.570 --> 1:58:04.930 It doesn't take you a couple hours. I think you 1:58:05.070 --> 1:58:07.150 misspoke in the statement. I think what you're trying to 1:58:07.170 --> 1:58:09.790 say is after a couple hours, you go to the bathroom, 1:58:09.810 --> 1:58:12.080 but I think that food digests the next day. 1:58:12.540 --> 1:58:13.960 Okay, now I'm being a nerd. 1:58:14.300 --> 1:58:14.560 Thanks. 1:58:14.820 --> 1:58:18.590 Bye. Daniel, the particulars. He was. He actuallyed me. He's right, too. 1:58:18.670 --> 1:58:20.510 I knew as soon as I said it. But, you know. 1:58:22.590 --> 1:58:24.790 Mo Manji, just so you know, I know how long 1:58:24.850 --> 1:58:27.250 it takes because generally before the show, he will tell 1:58:27.310 --> 1:58:29.910 me if he has to go do that. You'll be like, oh, 1:58:29.930 --> 1:58:31.270 you know, I have a lot of time. I got 1:58:31.290 --> 1:58:34.110 to go. So I know it tends to take them 1:58:34.830 --> 1:58:39.990 about six minutes, six and a half minutes. Sometimes I 1:58:40.030 --> 1:58:42.450 got done. I got done pretty fast during the first 1:58:42.510 --> 1:58:43.550 break of today's show. 1:58:43.870 --> 1:58:45.990 You know, I beefed it up and then I had 1:58:46.110 --> 1:58:46.580 unbeefed it. 1:58:47.340 --> 1:58:50.940 You unbeefed it just like that? Ask him, everybody, how 1:58:50.960 --> 1:58:54.180 many times I've gone to the bathroom during one of 1:58:54.220 --> 1:58:59.120 these shows that we do. Very seldom. Okay. Very rarely 1:58:59.160 --> 1:59:00.940 do I get up from the desk and go to 1:59:00.960 --> 1:59:04.460 the bathroom. I wait until afterwards, and I have my lunch, 1:59:04.800 --> 1:59:06.540 and then I handle any kind of business I need to. 1:59:06.660 --> 1:59:08.460 Sean is like a sloth, basically. 1:59:08.560 --> 1:59:12.260 He waits about three to six days, and then he 1:59:12.440 --> 1:59:16.260 takes one big, large, brick-shaped dump. 1:59:18.800 --> 1:59:20.420 Yeah, you got to do it however you can, but 1:59:20.460 --> 1:59:22.260 thank you for that. Appreciate that moment. He's got a 1:59:22.260 --> 1:59:25.120 square toilet just for it, you know. The Power Hour 1:59:25.180 --> 1:59:27.350 is coming up next, and we'll kick it off with 1:59:27.480 --> 1:59:30.170 the pick-a-side I mentioned yesterday that we didn't get to. 1:59:30.210 --> 1:59:32.250 We are getting to that. It's coming up next on 1:59:32.270 --> 1:59:43.090 the News Junkie. The Power Hour. We'll kick it off 1:59:43.150 --> 1:59:46.470 officially in a matter of moments. Hopefully with a clip 1:59:46.490 --> 1:59:48.860 that finally makes me sound cool. That's what I've been 1:59:48.900 --> 1:59:51.300 waiting for. This one might. 1:59:51.820 --> 1:59:52.240 Yeah? 1:59:52.340 --> 1:59:55.440 This one might. All right, I'm getting jazzed now. I'm 1:59:55.500 --> 1:59:58.560 getting excited. Slow news day, so C-Lane's going to make 1:59:58.600 --> 2:00:00.940 me sound good with a clip? This might end up 2:00:00.980 --> 2:00:03.630 being one of my favorite shows ever. I mean, nothing 2:00:04.130 --> 2:00:08.210 shocking or explosive has happened yet, but I still, that 2:00:08.250 --> 2:00:10.830 would be a pleasant thing if it did occur that way. 2:00:10.870 --> 2:00:13.090 We'll see what happens in a moment. First, to you, 2:00:13.130 --> 2:00:16.550 your emails. A lot of these coming in here, and 2:00:16.590 --> 2:00:23.800 we'll go over to, let's see, Steve emails tipsofthedewsjunkie.com. Don't 2:00:23.840 --> 2:00:25.959 know if you saw this or not, but Rob Zombie 2:00:26.000 --> 2:00:29.240 went on a rant about people using cell phones at 2:00:29.280 --> 2:00:33.320 his concert. Now you might find it interesting. Start the 2:00:33.400 --> 2:00:35.560 video at 21 seconds. Use the F word at the beginning. Well, 2:00:35.590 --> 2:00:38.790 does he use the F word repeatedly or just at 2:00:38.790 --> 2:00:40.930 21 seconds? Started at 21 seconds. He said, should we 2:00:40.970 --> 2:00:43.410 trust this guy? I don't know if we should or not. 2:00:44.190 --> 2:00:47.610 Rob Zombie. He's playing some concert here and he rants 2:00:47.670 --> 2:00:50.600 about people on cell phones all the time. Just for 2:00:50.610 --> 2:00:53.200 the record, folks, he's 100% right. No matter what he 2:00:53.260 --> 2:00:56.480 says here. Because everybody with their stupid cell phones at 2:00:56.520 --> 2:00:59.560 concerts is really dumb. It is such a dumb way 2:00:59.580 --> 2:01:03.440 to experience these events. I just recently went to a show. 2:01:03.480 --> 2:01:05.230 Celia just recently went to a show. Everybody's got their 2:01:05.270 --> 2:01:08.530 phones up the whole time. Filming stuff they'll never watch again. 2:01:09.690 --> 2:01:10.450 Here's Rob Zombie. 2:01:11.190 --> 2:01:13.150 I know you love your phone more than your mom, 2:01:13.190 --> 2:01:15.450 your dad, your kids, your cat, your dog. 2:01:15.970 --> 2:01:18.070 More than us. I get it. 2:01:18.070 --> 2:01:18.450 I get that. 2:01:20.130 --> 2:01:26.130 But as my friends this evening, can I ask you. 2:01:26.270 --> 2:01:29.770 Is it even possible that you could put your phone 2:01:29.790 --> 2:01:31.370 away for one minute? 2:01:34.230 --> 2:01:39.910 They're not going to do it, Rob. One minute. 2:01:40.010 --> 2:01:40.170 Mr. 2:01:40.230 --> 2:01:44.230 Zombie. I know as much footage of us as possible. 2:01:44.730 --> 2:01:48.940 Get that. Get that. I was hoping he wouldn't curse. 2:01:48.980 --> 2:01:50.680 I was like, this is good for him. Good for 2:01:50.760 --> 2:01:54.100 Rob Zombie. Not tossing any curse words. He says it's 2:01:54.120 --> 2:01:56.660 going to look like S. It's going to sound like S. 2:01:57.110 --> 2:01:59.470 I like how if you hover for a second and 2:01:59.490 --> 2:02:02.630 you see the title on this video, the Rob Zombie 2:02:02.690 --> 2:02:06.190 rant about cell phones. I did end up turning my 2:02:06.250 --> 2:02:09.500 phone off, LOL. Just so you know that I'm not 2:02:10.320 --> 2:02:13.920 part of the problem. Yeah, I'm on Team Rob Zombie. 2:02:14.000 --> 2:02:16.900 I did what he was suggesting. But only after I 2:02:16.980 --> 2:02:20.360 got the footage. I mean, it's so commonplace. 2:02:20.660 --> 2:02:24.480 It is literally like an absolute commonplace thing that we've 2:02:24.580 --> 2:02:30.400 all seen in a million different places. I really am 2:02:30.460 --> 2:02:33.900 surprised that there isn't more of a backlash against this. 2:02:34.310 --> 2:02:37.060 The comedy world has been sort of successful. They will 2:02:37.150 --> 2:02:40.190 take away people's phones and make sure you can't film 2:02:40.250 --> 2:02:44.670 as much stuff, but not in the music place. Not 2:02:44.690 --> 2:02:48.650 in the music world, I should say. Um, here's somebody 2:02:48.710 --> 2:02:53.570 else saying something about dump dinners. This is Ian who says, 2:02:53.630 --> 2:02:56.169 Captain Ian says, I've been doing dump dinners for nachos 2:02:56.210 --> 2:02:59.560 for years. The easiest cleanup. When my son has all 2:02:59.570 --> 2:03:01.560 of his friends over, the trick is to put saran 2:03:01.600 --> 2:03:04.460 wrap down before you put foil and you just wrap 2:03:04.480 --> 2:03:06.020 it all up and throw it away. And there's more 2:03:06.080 --> 2:03:08.850 time for football. Thanks. Love the show, says Captain Ian. 2:03:09.560 --> 2:03:13.640 That's a pretty big nacho spread, my friend. I mean, 2:03:14.240 --> 2:03:16.980 it's like eight, ten feet of nachos he's got going 2:03:17.120 --> 2:03:20.200 on here down the countertop. It's ready for a party. Yeah, 2:03:20.300 --> 2:03:23.280 I can see the draw here, and that does seem 2:03:23.340 --> 2:03:25.800 kind of fun. I'm just saying, if you're going to 2:03:25.860 --> 2:03:29.020 do this for your kids and they're eating with their hands, 2:03:29.190 --> 2:03:31.950 it's a little weird. It's a little animal-like, in my 2:03:32.150 --> 2:03:35.570 personal opinion. Who else? So Jeffrey has a worst job 2:03:35.710 --> 2:03:42.580 ever for us. Jeffrey emails tips at thenewsjunkie.com, T-I-P-S at thenewsjunkie.com. Hey, junkies, 2:03:42.920 --> 2:03:44.500 the worst job I ever had was when I was 2:03:44.540 --> 2:03:46.960 home from college for a summer and I used a 2:03:47.020 --> 2:03:50.390 temp agency to find work. They sent me to the 2:03:50.530 --> 2:03:54.310 Frito-Lay plant. When I arrived in the morning, they sent 2:03:54.350 --> 2:03:58.400 me to the pretzel quality control line. Well, that doesn't 2:03:58.440 --> 2:04:01.960 sound so bad. I stood there for eight hours. Yeah, 2:04:02.000 --> 2:04:03.600 I stood there for eight hours and had to remove 2:04:03.640 --> 2:04:07.660 the broken cheese-flavored pretzels and clumps of cheese from the line. 2:04:08.180 --> 2:04:10.340 I did not go back the next day. To this day, 2:04:10.420 --> 2:04:14.110 I can't stand the smell of those cheese-flavored pretzels, says Jeff. 2:04:14.210 --> 2:04:16.690 One day? That's all you can take? One day he 2:04:16.750 --> 2:04:20.170 did that to you. Yeah, he broke after this. I've 2:04:20.910 --> 2:04:24.680 heard stories like that that involve alcohol. This guy used 2:04:24.700 --> 2:04:26.600 to know would tell a story where he's like, yeah, 2:04:26.860 --> 2:04:31.540 I got so drunk on Jack and Pepsi's that I've 2:04:31.940 --> 2:04:35.360 to this day, you know, 15 years later, 30 years later, 2:04:35.390 --> 2:04:38.050 I haven't had Jack Daniels or Pepsi since. 2:04:38.690 --> 2:04:41.790 And it's like, okay, well, I mean, it's a long time. 2:04:41.850 --> 2:04:45.050 You got really sick on them. I get that. But 2:04:45.730 --> 2:04:48.040 spending one day at the pretzel factory and now you 2:04:48.060 --> 2:04:49.940 can't stand the smell of the cheese pretzels. 2:04:50.660 --> 2:04:52.760 Weak? Is that what you're saying? I'm not saying weak. 2:04:52.820 --> 2:04:54.560 I'm just saying that's a lot. 2:04:55.000 --> 2:04:55.220 Okay. 2:04:55.260 --> 2:04:58.840 Another email coming in. Sean. Pathetic, Sean. I agree on 2:04:58.860 --> 2:05:01.700 the dump dinner, Sean. Shared food is gross. Last time 2:05:01.740 --> 2:05:04.390 I shared something was a large boot of beer me 2:05:04.410 --> 2:05:06.910 and my friends shared at a bachelor party at a 2:05:06.950 --> 2:05:10.210 local German restaurant. The next day, I and almost everybody 2:05:10.270 --> 2:05:12.090 else who drank from the boot woke up with the 2:05:12.150 --> 2:05:16.140 swine flu. Swine flu, Sean. The worst 48 hours of 2:05:16.180 --> 2:05:19.930 my life. Never again wobbledy-dobbledy, he says. Dude, and that 2:05:19.990 --> 2:05:25.280 ruined a bachelor party. Yeah, that's rough. Yeah. Oh, one 2:05:25.320 --> 2:05:26.930 more for now. I'll get to more of these later. 2:05:27.470 --> 2:05:29.370 This person emails and said, this is a sheriff who 2:05:29.410 --> 2:05:33.150 is pro Amendment 3. Yeah, I've pointed that out before. 2:05:33.430 --> 2:05:36.410 Like the full court press against all the dangers and 2:05:36.430 --> 2:05:39.350 the doom and gloom of Amendment 3 is on full display. 2:05:39.430 --> 2:05:46.030 And the polling is like flailing a little bit. It's 50, 51, 52, 60. 2:05:46.030 --> 2:05:48.890 I don't know where people actually will be at on 2:05:48.930 --> 2:05:51.010 this one. You know where I'm at on this, if 2:05:51.030 --> 2:05:53.610 you've been listening to the show. But it says something. 2:05:53.630 --> 2:05:55.510 A lot of times, think about the media outlets and 2:05:55.550 --> 2:05:58.290 who they give attention to. And how many of them 2:05:58.330 --> 2:06:00.530 give attention to Grady Judd and all his doom and 2:06:00.550 --> 2:06:03.030 gloom rants about Amendment 3? And then how many are 2:06:03.050 --> 2:06:06.290 talking about the judge who's bigger, far more professional, in 2:06:06.330 --> 2:06:11.090 my opinion, Rosie, who's down in Miami-Dade. And Sheriff Rosie, 2:06:11.650 --> 2:06:14.570 she is somebody who actually is in support of this. 2:06:14.600 --> 2:06:16.020 I've talked about her a little bit. They all really 2:06:16.030 --> 2:06:18.480 like Grady Judd because he says stuff like... And he 2:06:18.520 --> 2:06:24.100 had his crank. In one hand. That was it. Oh, 2:06:24.220 --> 2:06:27.880 I thought he continued with it. I'm waiting for the 2:06:27.900 --> 2:06:29.940 longer one now. Here's the sheriff's rosary. 2:06:29.980 --> 2:06:30.860 Let me turn it up. 2:06:30.880 --> 2:06:31.320 Stand by. 2:06:31.380 --> 2:06:31.660 I'll boost. 2:06:31.700 --> 2:06:31.800 True. 2:06:31.820 --> 2:06:32.640 Technology is our biggest example. 2:06:50.690 --> 2:06:55.410 We are paying the county $ 54 million a year for 2:06:55.570 --> 2:07:01.420 IT services. Through closer supervision and careful review of spending, 2:07:01.840 --> 2:07:05.240 we've brought that down to $ 42 million, a $ 12 million 2:07:05.380 --> 2:07:07.800 annual savings without reducing services. 2:07:08.060 --> 2:07:09.780 Good. And as we work toward. 2:07:09.590 --> 2:07:13.650 Managing our own technology independently. We project another six to 2:07:13.690 --> 2:07:15.330 seven million in annual savings. 2:07:15.390 --> 2:07:17.720 So you're talking about like 20 million dollars in annual 2:07:17.760 --> 2:07:20.520 savings right there in Miami-Dade County, just from like one 2:07:20.600 --> 2:07:23.440 thing that she decided to focus on. This is sort 2:07:23.480 --> 2:07:25.800 of part and parcel of the opinion that I give 2:07:25.880 --> 2:07:27.940 on this when I talk about this. This is somebody 2:07:28.000 --> 2:07:29.460 finally thinking about it like, hey, I could be a 2:07:29.500 --> 2:07:31.470 better steward of everybody's tax dollars. 2:07:31.520 --> 2:07:35.190 Bringing that cost down to approximately 35 to 36 million dollars. 2:07:37.230 --> 2:07:41.530 That's an 18 to 19 million in annual IT savings 2:07:42.010 --> 2:07:43.940 already achieved or projected. 2:07:44.980 --> 2:07:45.540 Personnel. 2:07:46.440 --> 2:07:50.640 Eliminating the county sergeant at arms program will save approximately 2:07:50.640 --> 2:07:55.570 4.1 million annually and return those deputies to core law 2:07:55.590 --> 2:07:59.970 enforcement functions. We have also adjusted patrol schedules to improve 2:08:00.310 --> 2:08:04.270 coverage and reduce the need for overtime through better scheduling. 2:08:05.790 --> 2:08:07.250 Uniforms And vehicles. 2:08:07.390 --> 2:08:08.190 This lady's fantastic. 2:08:08.210 --> 2:08:11.910 Keeping our existing brown uniforms instead of changing to green 2:08:12.550 --> 2:08:15.270 avoided approximately $ 4. 2:08:14.550 --> 2:08:19.300 8 million. That's crazy to me. This is the only woman, 2:08:19.640 --> 2:08:22.260 the only person willing to cut a couple of corners 2:08:22.320 --> 2:08:24.860 and save your taxpayer dollars. They were going to spend 2:08:24.980 --> 2:08:28.300 millions and millions of dollars changing their uniforms from brown 2:08:28.340 --> 2:08:31.580 to green. And she's like, no. No, maybe we keep 2:08:31.620 --> 2:08:33.700 the cars for a couple more years. Maybe we put 2:08:33.740 --> 2:08:35.720 a couple more miles on them before we get all 2:08:35.740 --> 2:08:38.210 the new ones from Ford. Maybe we keep the uniforms 2:08:38.230 --> 2:08:39.970 we have and we don't spend that much money. 2:08:40.410 --> 2:08:45.490 Updating graphics on approximately 1,700 existing white vehicles instead of 2:08:45.530 --> 2:08:49.150 repainting them avoided another $ 5. 7 million. 2:08:49.270 --> 2:08:49.870 Crazy, man. 2:08:49.890 --> 2:08:54.360 These two practical decisions alone account for $ 10. 5 million. 2:08:54.400 --> 2:08:55.460 We're up to $ 30 million. 2:08:55.500 --> 2:09:00.720 For purchasing and operating, buying office supplies directly from the vendor... 2:09:00.810 --> 2:09:07.370 that the county uses saved us approximately $ 200, 000 annually. Through 2:09:07.390 --> 2:09:11.540 a state cooperative contract, we are also obtaining fuel incentives 2:09:11.880 --> 2:09:15.940 and rebates of up to 15 cents per gallon, maintenance 2:09:15.980 --> 2:09:21.089 discounts of up to 20% from participating providers, and discounting 2:09:21.330 --> 2:09:25.740 on our tire replacements. Together, the items we have quantified 2:09:25.900 --> 2:09:33.200 represent approximately $ 32. 8 to $ 33. 8 million in savings and avoided costs, 2:09:33.660 --> 2:09:36.380 including the changes that we are still processing. 2:09:36.480 --> 2:09:38.090 See, I dig that. Like she said, let's put a 2:09:38.100 --> 2:09:40.870 little bit of effort into this. Let's make sure we're 2:09:40.990 --> 2:09:43.830 not just wasting money everywhere. That's what people do at 2:09:43.850 --> 2:09:46.490 their houses. That's what we should do here in government. 2:09:46.630 --> 2:09:50.410 Dig it. Love it. Miami Sheriff Dade Rosie. I'm all 2:09:50.470 --> 2:09:53.770 about it. And you've got to wonder, why is that 2:09:53.810 --> 2:09:57.980 sitting here on Twitter? Not getting nearly as many stories 2:09:58.020 --> 2:09:59.980 and coverage from a lot of these outlets. It's because 2:10:00.020 --> 2:10:02.380 they select what they want to talk about. They want 2:10:02.400 --> 2:10:04.900 to talk about the people that they agree with. And 2:10:05.740 --> 2:10:09.180 that's where all of this ends up going. So keep 2:10:09.220 --> 2:10:12.760 looking into it. And thank you for the email. Appreciate that. Oh, 2:10:13.060 --> 2:10:14.400 we didn't even do this officially. 2:10:14.440 --> 2:10:14.990 Wow. 2:10:15.230 --> 2:10:16.770 I'm ready for the clip that's going to make me 2:10:16.790 --> 2:10:20.050 sound cool. Woo-hoo! All right, ready? I should have swapped 2:10:20.090 --> 2:10:21.830 it out. I should have swapped it out. No, this 2:10:21.850 --> 2:10:23.370 one's going to make me sound cool. Let's do the 2:10:23.430 --> 2:10:29.490 Power Hour. They said it couldn't be done. Then they said, 2:10:29.770 --> 2:10:33.040 I've had a whole bottle of vodka, and I want 2:10:33.060 --> 2:10:35.940 to nuke a country. It's time for the Power Hour 2:10:35.960 --> 2:10:40.160 on the News Junkie. That one is... I'll take it. 2:10:40.610 --> 2:10:44.260 I'll take it. We had... It wasn't that long ago. 2:10:44.280 --> 2:10:45.900 I forgot what it was, but we had an interview 2:10:45.940 --> 2:10:48.680 that we did one time in the Power Hour, and 2:10:48.700 --> 2:10:51.930 the person was waiting for the interview, and then I realized, oh, God, 2:10:51.970 --> 2:10:54.410 I got to do this. And then when C-Lane hit it, 2:10:54.450 --> 2:10:56.730 I was like, oh, this person doesn't know the show. 2:10:56.750 --> 2:11:00.510 They don't know context. They don't know... They're literally just 2:11:00.550 --> 2:11:02.920 hearing whatever weird-ass clip C-Lane has, and. 2:11:04.530 --> 2:11:06.190 I, some of these things I don't think I'll ever 2:11:06.230 --> 2:11:10.070 recover from. So there we go. Let's get to a 2:11:10.110 --> 2:11:12.430 couple other things here. And I got the pick a 2:11:12.470 --> 2:11:16.510 side here on deck. The guy who created a game 2:11:16.550 --> 2:11:18.750 I'm not familiar with. I can't say that I've heard 2:11:18.790 --> 2:11:21.990 of stick run. You know, I saw this yesterday and 2:11:23.410 --> 2:11:28.170 it looked familiar or I've been playing a game that 2:11:28.290 --> 2:11:31.050 looks very similar to it. It's a very simple looking game, 2:11:31.070 --> 2:11:33.180 but I heard it was supposed to be really addicting 2:11:33.190 --> 2:11:36.170 and They said it's very popular. The Stick Run Facebook 2:11:36.210 --> 2:11:39.270 page has over 5.3 million followers. I mean, that's big. 2:11:39.750 --> 2:11:43.280 That's a big game. And he released this game when 2:11:43.320 --> 2:11:48.260 he was 14 years old, which this is without AI 2:11:48.320 --> 2:11:50.460 and all that stuff, just so everybody knows. This guy 2:11:50.920 --> 2:11:54.960 was making video games in 2010 at 14 years old 2:11:55.360 --> 2:11:57.020 and had a game that he made where players could 2:11:57.050 --> 2:11:59.730 control a stick figure who runs through an obstacle course 2:12:00.170 --> 2:12:02.740 and tries to collect coins and points and stuff. And 2:12:02.760 --> 2:12:04.680 people like it. They like that kind of fun stuff. 2:12:04.700 --> 2:12:09.060 So Stick Run blew up. It was immensely popular. Now, 2:12:09.620 --> 2:12:12.920 this guy was on Twitch. We stream on Twitch, too. 2:12:13.740 --> 2:12:16.800 We have a small audience of people over on Twitch 2:12:16.820 --> 2:12:18.740 that watch the show. The main people are on the 2:12:18.840 --> 2:12:22.220 ad-free stream because they're subscribers. And YouTube, those are the 2:12:22.260 --> 2:12:26.020 big platforms that we stream on. and then a couple 2:12:26.040 --> 2:12:29.840 other things on the side too. But on Twitch, there's 2:12:30.240 --> 2:12:33.500 probably a more stringent rule set than there is virtually 2:12:33.580 --> 2:12:36.970 anywhere else with streaming. I know we've gotten in trouble 2:12:37.010 --> 2:12:39.510 a couple of times on YouTube, mostly stuff that features 2:12:39.570 --> 2:12:43.970 guns and this and that, but Twitch has pretty robust rules. 2:12:44.110 --> 2:12:47.030 For one, if you do something on other platforms and 2:12:47.090 --> 2:12:50.330 Twitch sees it, it still has to abide by Twitch's rules. 2:12:50.870 --> 2:12:54.300 So you can't post something on X, Twitter, whatever, that's 2:12:54.620 --> 2:12:57.280 out of line with the Twitch rules. Otherwise, they can 2:12:57.340 --> 2:12:59.860 ban your Twitch account, even though you're posting it somewhere else. 2:12:59.900 --> 2:13:02.360 That's just one for instance. I think that's a little screwy. 2:13:02.840 --> 2:13:03.360 I do too. 2:13:03.660 --> 2:13:07.430 It doesn't seem fair. It's an overreach on their part. 2:13:08.850 --> 2:13:11.730 They always used to tell us, this is kind of 2:13:11.770 --> 2:13:13.890 a wild comparison, but they always used to tell us 2:13:13.950 --> 2:13:16.820 that if we were leaving school and we took. 2:13:16.680 --> 2:13:20.010 The school bus home and we went... on our walk 2:13:20.050 --> 2:13:23.350 home did something that was against the school code of conduct. 2:13:23.430 --> 2:13:25.570 We could get like suspended for it. Like if we 2:13:25.590 --> 2:13:28.450 got in a fight in the neighborhood, in our own neighborhood, 2:13:28.550 --> 2:13:31.380 not on school grounds, not on the school bus, we 2:13:31.400 --> 2:13:34.500 have left the school bus now and we are not 2:13:34.600 --> 2:13:35.140 home yet. 2:13:35.820 --> 2:13:36.060 Yeah. 2:13:36.100 --> 2:13:37.800 That we could get suspended for that fight. And I 2:13:37.820 --> 2:13:41.020 was like, it seems a little overreachy. Yeah. I don't 2:13:41.040 --> 2:13:42.920 like that. I've heard we've had stories on the show 2:13:43.000 --> 2:13:45.200 that happening before too, where a school will go, Hey, 2:13:45.260 --> 2:13:48.010 this outside behavior is going to lead to a suspension 2:13:48.050 --> 2:13:52.630 of the school. What? You get in trouble with the 2:13:52.670 --> 2:13:55.270 police for stuff that doesn't happen. It's cool. So that's, 2:13:55.290 --> 2:13:57.590 that's how, but that's kind of how Twitch was. I 2:13:57.650 --> 2:14:00.750 know what happened here is, is not within Twitch's terms 2:14:00.790 --> 2:14:04.540 of service. And, It's certainly something that they don't encourage, 2:14:04.560 --> 2:14:06.820 I would imagine. But the guy who created that stick 2:14:06.880 --> 2:14:10.180 run game was doing a live stream. There's an audience 2:14:10.220 --> 2:14:15.040 of people watching him on Twitch. I don't know if 2:14:15.080 --> 2:14:17.120 he was kind of going through a moment or something. 2:14:17.140 --> 2:14:18.780 It looked kind of like he was dressed up as 2:14:18.820 --> 2:14:20.880 a woman at the time. I don't know. I don't 2:14:20.900 --> 2:14:23.860 know much about this guy. But there's a video of this, 2:14:23.930 --> 2:14:26.350 and I encourage you to stay away from it. I 2:14:26.390 --> 2:14:28.230 don't say that. I'm not putting this on CNN. I 2:14:28.250 --> 2:14:29.810 don't say it to get you to look at this. 2:14:30.620 --> 2:14:32.360 I saw it because I was scrolling through all this 2:14:32.380 --> 2:14:35.500 stuff doing show prep today. And the guy who created 2:14:35.540 --> 2:14:38.170 that game, he's just on a couch just chilling. And 2:14:38.190 --> 2:14:42.450 then he's next thing you know, he's a ball of flames. just, Oh, 2:14:42.490 --> 2:14:44.970 that's how he did it. Yeah. I didn't read the 2:14:44.990 --> 2:14:46.230 whole thing. Yeah. 2:14:46.270 --> 2:14:46.490 Yeah. 2:14:46.510 --> 2:14:49.410 He's just, he's sitting there on the couch and things 2:14:49.450 --> 2:14:53.820 seem off. Things don't seem right. And then we just 2:14:53.880 --> 2:14:57.960 completely engulfed in flames and he died live on Twitch, 2:14:58.620 --> 2:15:00.920 which is not the first time that happened. Not the 2:15:00.960 --> 2:15:05.470 last time that happened, but certainly terrible to see. So 2:15:05.590 --> 2:15:09.580 manual auto, uh, He was a very talented teenager there 2:15:09.760 --> 2:15:13.280 at 14 making this game, and now, unfortunately, there you go. 2:15:13.300 --> 2:15:15.240 How old was he? Oh, 30 years old. 2:15:15.900 --> 2:15:19.210 All I kept seeing was that he released the game 2:15:19.250 --> 2:15:20.970 at 14, released the game at 14, released the game 2:15:21.010 --> 2:15:21.610 at 14. 2:15:21.610 --> 2:15:22.410 30 years old, man. 2:15:22.450 --> 2:15:25.670 That's kind of nuts. I had not played Stick Run. 2:15:25.710 --> 2:15:29.970 It was Stick Fight, the game that was a Steam 2:15:30.010 --> 2:15:31.950 game that my friend had brought over one time, and 2:15:31.990 --> 2:15:34.910 that's where your stick figures that just, like, try to 2:15:34.950 --> 2:15:39.290 push each other off cliffs, or you get power-ups and 2:15:39.330 --> 2:15:44.560 shoot each other. It's a very sort of play-violent stick-figure game, 2:15:44.840 --> 2:15:46.120 and it is fun as hell. 2:15:46.880 --> 2:15:49.260 I watched a movie last night. It was a movie 2:15:49.320 --> 2:15:51.540 that I had talked about on the show previously because 2:15:51.580 --> 2:15:54.700 I said I like the premise for this movie. Courtney's 2:15:54.740 --> 2:15:57.150 so good about this stuff. She remembers all these movies, 2:15:57.190 --> 2:15:59.130 and she goes, you want to watch this? I said, yeah, 2:15:59.190 --> 2:16:02.270 let's watch it. So we got Bad Apples, and Bad 2:16:02.330 --> 2:16:06.970 Apples is, I believe, a British movie. And the woman 2:16:07.030 --> 2:16:11.010 who is the teacher in this, it's very interesting because 2:16:11.030 --> 2:16:12.730 you're trying to find out who to root for. It's 2:16:12.750 --> 2:16:14.350 almost like a pick a side in and of itself. 2:16:14.950 --> 2:16:18.180 But the woman who's a teacher in this, she lives 2:16:18.220 --> 2:16:21.100 by herself because she went through a breakup and she plays... 2:16:21.390 --> 2:16:25.510 farm tractor simulator all the time and so that's one 2:16:25.530 --> 2:16:26.930 of the things that she does when she's sitting at 2:16:26.950 --> 2:16:29.590 home and uh the premise if you didn't hear me 2:16:29.630 --> 2:16:31.470 talk about it back in the days there's this kid 2:16:31.530 --> 2:16:35.450 who's like a bully and he's causing problems like crazy 2:16:35.490 --> 2:16:38.450 in school and he's causing her to have like a 2:16:38.470 --> 2:16:41.980 breakdown and in bad apples the movie this woman she's 2:16:42.000 --> 2:16:44.850 a great actress she did a really good job And 2:16:44.890 --> 2:16:46.879 so did the kid who played this young guy. I 2:16:46.920 --> 2:16:49.040 have no idea. I don't know. If you can look 2:16:49.060 --> 2:16:50.060 that up, let me know. I don't know if she's 2:16:50.080 --> 2:16:51.820 been in anything else either, but she did a great job. 2:16:52.580 --> 2:16:54.470 Bad Apples, again, is the name of the movie. But 2:16:54.690 --> 2:16:58.029 she takes this student who's ruining the experience for all 2:16:58.050 --> 2:17:00.820 the other kids learning, which is such a... Very good 2:17:00.879 --> 2:17:03.900 lesson right now. We see this all over education in 2:17:03.920 --> 2:17:07.320 the United States of America in particular. And one kid 2:17:07.360 --> 2:17:09.760 can ruin the educations of so many others because they 2:17:09.800 --> 2:17:12.240 take up all the resources and attention and time. And 2:17:12.280 --> 2:17:16.570 so she, as a teacher, kidnaps the kid. And she 2:17:16.610 --> 2:17:18.550 doesn't necessarily do it on purpose. And you'll see all 2:17:18.570 --> 2:17:20.970 the things that follow after that. But it is a 2:17:21.450 --> 2:17:26.820 really interesting discussion on the few kids that screw up 2:17:27.110 --> 2:17:29.720 the education process for everybody else. What does she do? 2:17:30.720 --> 2:17:33.180 She's a teacher. No, but what happened? I missed the 2:17:33.200 --> 2:17:37.190 thing that happened. She kidnaps. I was trying to look 2:17:37.230 --> 2:17:38.830 up her name because she had. That's why I asked 2:17:38.850 --> 2:17:43.670 you to say it, because it's spelled S-A-O-I-R-S-E. It's like 2:17:43.690 --> 2:17:52.180 an Irish name. Saoirse. Saoirse. Saoirse. It's hard if you 2:17:52.200 --> 2:17:54.300 just come to it and text. I don't know where 2:17:54.480 --> 2:17:57.660 everybody can find that, but it was an interesting movie, 2:17:57.720 --> 2:17:58.970 and I like the point that it makes, and it 2:17:58.990 --> 2:18:00.990 was a little funny and stuff. Tell them where you 2:18:01.010 --> 2:18:05.920 found it. I've got it. A guy came by. A 2:18:05.920 --> 2:18:09.470 movie guy came by the house and dropped it off? 2:18:09.700 --> 2:18:11.529 I've said too much. Quick break. When we come back, 2:18:11.570 --> 2:18:15.870 we'll finally do the pick-a-side. I promise. A pick-a-side coming 2:18:15.890 --> 2:18:17.150 up next in the news, Junkie. 2:18:17.170 --> 2:18:25.670 All right, folks. 2:18:26.570 --> 2:18:31.160 I got this pick-a-side finally queued up. DJ fish on 2:18:31.220 --> 2:18:33.670 TJ chat says Sean complains that he doesn't want to 2:18:33.709 --> 2:18:36.610 eat nachos with people, but the underneath of his desk 2:18:36.690 --> 2:18:39.370 is filthy. I, you know, I'm never showing you guys 2:18:39.410 --> 2:18:43.029 anything again. I don't know. It's not filthy underneath my 2:18:43.070 --> 2:18:45.930 desk here. I wouldn't suggest that it's filthy at all. 2:18:46.090 --> 2:18:47.740 I just wanted to show you what it looked like 2:18:47.770 --> 2:18:49.879 under here. And I had, there's a couple of questionable 2:18:49.920 --> 2:18:52.880 things by my feet and I don't know exactly what 2:18:52.900 --> 2:18:55.640 they are. So I was asking for some information about this. 2:18:56.379 --> 2:18:58.400 We all know there's a couple of snakes and things 2:18:58.440 --> 2:19:01.370 around here. It's, Sort of a weird place to be 2:19:01.390 --> 2:19:04.350 doing the show, but I just wanted to show you something. 2:19:04.390 --> 2:19:06.590 I show you guys something and run away with it 2:19:06.629 --> 2:19:10.610 like this. It's very clean in here. The studio, C-Lane's 2:19:10.660 --> 2:19:12.000 in here all the time. C-Lane will be in here 2:19:12.020 --> 2:19:15.680 tonight for secret shows. Yeah. 8 p.m. Eastern. To make 2:19:15.700 --> 2:19:20.940 it dirtier. Fully uncensored. And the studio is always very clean. 2:19:21.780 --> 2:19:25.320 Very nice. I keep it up nicely. Well, under here, 2:19:25.720 --> 2:19:27.980 I showed a photo to people showing what it looked 2:19:28.000 --> 2:19:31.220 like actually underneath my desk, like in this zone here. 2:19:32.379 --> 2:19:34.360 It's a little bit more Wild Wild West down there. 2:19:34.379 --> 2:19:35.800 And they started to make fun of me after I 2:19:35.820 --> 2:19:38.920 showed them that picture. Get out of my crotch. Camera 2:19:38.940 --> 2:19:40.990 shot right in on my junk. Come on, man. Get 2:19:41.080 --> 2:19:45.190 out of here. It's uncomfortably close to my junk there. 2:19:45.209 --> 2:19:47.030 All right, we got to do this pick a side. 2:19:47.070 --> 2:19:48.850 It's time to do it. I've talked about it forever. 2:19:49.290 --> 2:19:50.090 Here we go. 2:19:50.110 --> 2:19:50.289 Let's go. 2:19:58.150 --> 2:20:02.410 Yes, indeed. The sides to pick in this case are 2:20:02.629 --> 2:20:06.669 the girlfriend or the firefighter. Those are your two choices 2:20:06.709 --> 2:20:09.010 that you have in front of you, the girlfriend or 2:20:09.080 --> 2:20:13.520 the firefighter. This is a story about a woman who 2:20:13.700 --> 2:20:17.060 just had almost all of her charges dismissed against her. 2:20:17.740 --> 2:20:19.800 So it looks like the judge is already picking a side. 2:20:20.200 --> 2:20:23.730 The judge is siding with this woman, it appears. This 2:20:23.830 --> 2:20:27.900 woman was dating a firefighter, and all hell broke loose. 2:20:28.640 --> 2:20:31.920 At one point in time, she handcuffed her firefighter captain 2:20:31.940 --> 2:20:35.920 boyfriend to a railing. He was forced to gnaw his 2:20:35.980 --> 2:20:41.340 way to freedom, which I know sounds pretty bad. Through handcuffs? 2:20:41.660 --> 2:20:45.120 Through that, we had the handcuffs on, and he gnawed 2:20:45.170 --> 2:20:49.650 his way out, and she's had most of her charges dismissed. 2:20:50.510 --> 2:20:52.030 I got to get to one of the stories that 2:20:52.070 --> 2:20:54.930 has like a video report on this so we can 2:20:54.990 --> 2:20:59.010 get some more of the details. WTVG, I think that's 2:20:59.070 --> 2:21:01.250 one of the sources where they're talking about this a lot. 2:21:02.110 --> 2:21:07.880 WTVG is 13 ABC. And I've got to search for 2:21:07.920 --> 2:21:09.480 her name here so I can try to find this. 2:21:10.000 --> 2:21:18.650 This woman... can canacea canacea k-e-n-a-s-i-a canacea gilliford is her 2:21:18.670 --> 2:21:21.430 name and she was dating this guy who was a 2:21:21.510 --> 2:21:25.030 firefighter and i guess things did not go well in 2:21:25.050 --> 2:21:28.470 their relationship but most of the charges against her have 2:21:28.490 --> 2:21:32.429 been dropped here's the video. 2:21:31.470 --> 2:21:34.440 In the case of a toledo firefighter accused of handcuffing 2:21:34.480 --> 2:21:37.270 a man to a staircase and then refusing to. 2:21:37.330 --> 2:21:38.379 Unlock those cuffs. 2:21:38.690 --> 2:21:43.340 Major Guilford pleaded no contest to aggravated trespassing amended from 2:21:43.440 --> 2:21:48.200 a burglary charge. She was also initially charged with abduction, theft, 2:21:48.680 --> 2:21:50.780 and motor vehicle theft, but those. 2:21:50.640 --> 2:21:51.840 Charges were dropped. 2:21:51.879 --> 2:21:55.220 Guilford is expected to be sentenced in early December. 2:21:55.760 --> 2:21:56.759 According to court records. 2:21:56.820 --> 2:22:00.500 Investigators say the victim, who was also a firefighter, consented 2:22:00.550 --> 2:22:03.630 to being handcuffed. But then police say Guilford refused to 2:22:03.810 --> 2:22:06.529 unlock the cuffs and took his phone, his keys and 2:22:06.570 --> 2:22:09.690 his car. She later broke into his house where officers 2:22:09.750 --> 2:22:11.490 found her hiding upstairs. 2:22:11.590 --> 2:22:13.490 Oh, my God. How did she how did all the 2:22:13.570 --> 2:22:18.430 charges get dropped against this woman? She she cuffed him 2:22:19.209 --> 2:22:21.610 and they said that it was like that part was willing. 2:22:21.670 --> 2:22:23.090 I don't know if it was a sexual thing. I'll 2:22:23.110 --> 2:22:26.359 try to find another. Is this the original one? 2:22:26.390 --> 2:22:26.449 No. 2:22:28.110 --> 2:22:28.370 No. 2:22:28.390 --> 2:22:29.959 I need to find the actual original. 2:22:30.040 --> 2:22:30.160 Okay. 2:22:31.000 --> 2:22:33.110 Is this it here? This might be the original story. 2:22:33.129 --> 2:22:35.810 Handcuffed to a railing, forced to chew his way free. 2:22:35.890 --> 2:22:38.930 That's when a Toledo fire captain told a friend happened 2:22:38.950 --> 2:22:40.690 to him in the middle of the night. 2:22:40.910 --> 2:22:43.610 Tonight, we're hearing that 911 call for the first time. 2:22:43.950 --> 2:22:46.850 As the woman accused in the case, also a firefighter, 2:22:47.209 --> 2:22:49.310 is now required to wear an ankle monitor. 2:22:49.530 --> 2:22:52.060 How did this lady get almost all of her charges dropped? 2:22:52.140 --> 2:22:55.140 I'm siding with the firefighters so far here. She's a 2:22:55.160 --> 2:22:57.900 firefighter too, yes, but for the purposes of this pick-a-side, 2:22:57.920 --> 2:22:59.840 we're choosing firefighter or firefighter girlfriend. 2:22:59.860 --> 2:23:02.740 Gene Action News reporter Alexis Means is live with the story. 2:23:03.000 --> 2:23:05.070 That's all new at 6. 2:23:05.070 --> 2:23:08.110 Well, Gerald, these firefighters were in a relationship. According to 2:23:08.129 --> 2:23:10.949 the 911 call, the alleged victim in this case was 2:23:11.110 --> 2:23:14.150 walking down the street still in handcuffs. Police later had 2:23:14.170 --> 2:23:18.080 to cut those handcuffs off. A Toledo firefighter appeared in 2:23:18.140 --> 2:23:19.540 court Monday three days after. 2:23:19.980 --> 2:23:20.140 What? 2:23:21.160 --> 2:23:24.260 Don't police have handcuff keys? Don't handcuff keys work on 2:23:24.310 --> 2:23:27.110 all handcuffs? I thought they did, but they said that 2:23:27.150 --> 2:23:29.129 they cut them off of him. That's what they said. 2:23:29.209 --> 2:23:32.429 They said that they cut the handcuffs off. Her arrest. 2:23:32.450 --> 2:23:36.690 33-year-old Kenasia Guilford faces multiple charges, including abduction. 13 Action 2:23:36.730 --> 2:23:39.980 News has learned the alleged victim is a fellow firefighter 2:23:40.459 --> 2:23:43.420 and a captain within the department. Her attorney said in 2:23:43.459 --> 2:23:44.580 court earlier this week. 2:23:44.879 --> 2:23:48.600 This series of incidents stems from a paramour situation. 2:23:49.550 --> 2:23:51.260 A paramour situation. 2:23:51.280 --> 2:23:56.710 Where some information was burned by an offender that would 2:23:56.770 --> 2:23:59.390 make anyone have substantial concern. 2:24:00.790 --> 2:24:03.770 In a 911 call from the captain's friend, he details 2:24:03.810 --> 2:24:06.140 the call for help at 4 in the morning. 2:24:06.160 --> 2:24:08.039 I had a friend call me. 2:24:08.080 --> 2:24:11.140 He showed up at my house at 4 and his 2:24:11.180 --> 2:24:13.440 girlfriend handcuffed him. 2:24:13.520 --> 2:24:16.699 Police say Guilford handcuffed the man to a staircase with 2:24:16.740 --> 2:24:20.100 his consent, but court documents say later she refused to 2:24:20.140 --> 2:24:23.599 let him go. The caller described how his buddy broke free. 2:24:23.860 --> 2:24:25.199 And he said he had to gnaw. 2:24:25.940 --> 2:24:28.379 He handcuffed him to some railing or something. He said 2:24:28.420 --> 2:24:30.250 he had to fight his way off of there, so 2:24:30.260 --> 2:24:33.090 he might be injured. I don't know. 2:24:33.150 --> 2:24:36.189 He also told dispatchers he picked up his friend and 2:24:36.250 --> 2:24:39.890 drove him home. Investigators say Guilford stole the man's car, 2:24:39.950 --> 2:24:43.160 broke into his house, and was later found hiding inside. 2:24:43.170 --> 2:24:46.240 He told me to hover around so he can go 2:24:46.280 --> 2:24:47.560 and get his keys and I can take him to 2:24:47.580 --> 2:24:50.500 go get his truck. But as I was waiting... See, 2:24:50.520 --> 2:24:52.800 I see her walking down the street and it's dark. 2:24:52.840 --> 2:24:55.780 She's running towards his house. Okay, we need to know. 2:24:55.860 --> 2:24:57.720 He nods free, but we need to know what was 2:24:57.780 --> 2:25:00.700 the thing. Like, what was the thing that started all 2:25:00.740 --> 2:25:04.860 of this? Investigators say she broke into the car. The 2:25:04.980 --> 2:25:07.699 judge ended up siding with her, obviously, quite a bit 2:25:07.730 --> 2:25:12.510 because they dropped most of these charges. But the attorney said, like, hey, 2:25:12.730 --> 2:25:15.840 anybody who would have heard what happened to her... would 2:25:15.900 --> 2:25:19.300 have agreed with her response here. That seems pretty dramatic. 2:25:19.360 --> 2:25:20.970 I'll try to see if I could find out what 2:25:21.020 --> 2:25:23.510 the allegations were, like what he told her that led 2:25:23.570 --> 2:25:25.629 to this. It's not in this story, but we'll see 2:25:25.650 --> 2:25:26.890 if we can get that in the next day or 2:25:26.930 --> 2:25:28.589 two here on the show. I'll give you a follow-up. 2:25:29.050 --> 2:25:31.710 Quick break. When we come back, final dispatches, stories that 2:25:31.750 --> 2:25:33.730 didn't make the cut. And today I learned to wrap 2:25:33.750 --> 2:25:36.300 everything up for a Tuesday. That's coming up next on 2:25:36.320 --> 2:25:46.750 the News Junkie. We did it, everybody. We got through 2:25:46.770 --> 2:25:48.590 a Thursday. They said we couldn't do it, but we 2:25:48.610 --> 2:25:51.230 did it anyhow. We don't have a lot of time. 2:25:51.390 --> 2:25:53.350 I want to give you the update on the pick aside, 2:25:53.550 --> 2:25:55.650 and you guys can respond to this tomorrow in the show. 2:25:56.129 --> 2:26:00.480 The woman found something very, very upsetting on the firefighter 2:26:00.520 --> 2:26:04.700 guy's cell phone, and then she responded to it and 2:26:04.740 --> 2:26:06.820 then pretended like she got over it. And when they 2:26:06.840 --> 2:26:09.780 were cool, she started flirting with them, and she pretended 2:26:09.800 --> 2:26:11.449 like she wanted to have sex with them. And she said, well, 2:26:11.470 --> 2:26:14.750 can I handcuff you to the railing? And he said, yeah, baby, 2:26:14.790 --> 2:26:17.890 do it. Handcuff me to the railing. And she handcuffs 2:26:17.950 --> 2:26:20.570 him to the railing in the house. And then she goes, 2:26:20.610 --> 2:26:22.590 hell no, I'm not forgetting what I found on your phone. 2:26:22.629 --> 2:26:25.570 And that's what she did all this stuff afterwards. And 2:26:25.610 --> 2:26:28.130 whatever it was, I guess the judge thought, hey, it's 2:26:28.190 --> 2:26:30.430 enough to dismiss a whole bunch of these charges. But 2:26:30.709 --> 2:26:33.730 was it incriminating? I guess it was. There was something 2:26:33.810 --> 2:26:36.670 about it that was enough to upset the average person. 2:26:36.709 --> 2:26:39.850 That's all we're saying. And the information is not public 2:26:40.190 --> 2:26:43.480 in terms of all the digging I've done so far. R.I.P. 2:26:43.500 --> 2:26:48.360 to John Anderson, Country Music Hall of Famer, dead at 2:26:48.360 --> 2:26:52.480 71 years old, unfortunately. Died late yesterday. The great John 2:26:52.560 --> 2:26:56.619 Anderson blowing in the seminal wind forever, friends. And on 2:26:56.660 --> 2:26:59.320 the way out, let's do a final dispatch. These are 2:26:59.360 --> 2:27:02.199 the final dispatch. Let's say just one. But John will 2:27:02.260 --> 2:27:05.420 probably only play one. No, definitely. There's definitely only going 2:27:05.440 --> 2:27:07.410 to be one. Let me move this down. In John 2:27:07.450 --> 2:27:10.310 Anderson's memory, I will have a straight tequila night. Oh, 2:27:10.360 --> 2:27:14.950 why not? He's good, man. I liked him. Let's see. 2:27:17.010 --> 2:27:21.330 Mute this for air. I can't play that one. Anonymous 2:27:21.350 --> 2:27:24.950 with a conspiracy about the World Series. Somebody wants to 2:27:24.970 --> 2:27:27.530 talk about Bad Apples. Here's I'm Not a Hippie. 2:27:27.930 --> 2:27:31.550 Sean, if you like Bad Apples, just check out Saoirse 2:27:31.570 --> 2:27:35.869 Ronan's other movies. Literally everything she's ever played in has 2:27:35.910 --> 2:27:41.480 been nominated for Academy Award. The lovely Bones, See How 2:27:41.540 --> 2:27:46.140 They Run, Lady Bird, The Way I Live Now. Everything 2:27:46.180 --> 2:27:49.990 that she's ever done, man. She's a phenomenal actress and 2:27:50.030 --> 2:27:53.250 she's hot. But yeah, if you haven't seen it for 2:27:53.270 --> 2:27:55.550 other movies, go check them all out, man. You will 2:27:55.590 --> 2:27:57.390 definitely love it. 2:27:57.390 --> 2:27:59.510 I thought that was a pretty interesting little movie. It 2:27:59.550 --> 2:28:01.310 wasn't like the greatest thing I've ever seen, but it 2:28:01.510 --> 2:28:03.530 was a good ride, that Bad Apples movie that she 2:28:03.570 --> 2:28:07.060 was in. And now, with all this out of the way, 2:28:07.600 --> 2:28:10.100 we have to get onto the final thing here. Let's 2:28:10.140 --> 2:28:12.620 do Today I Learned. The following information may make you 2:28:12.660 --> 2:28:15.400 feel smarter, but will not actually increase your IQ. So 2:28:16.360 --> 2:28:17.020 don't get cocky. 2:28:17.040 --> 2:28:17.780 Hello. 2:28:21.970 --> 2:28:25.890 It is Today I Learned for a Thursday, October 22nd, 2026. 2:28:25.890 --> 2:28:31.920 We're just eight days away from our Halloween Eve live broadcast. 2:28:32.700 --> 2:28:34.619 C-Lane will not be wearing a costume because he still 2:28:34.640 --> 2:28:36.660 hasn't figured anything out. I'm going to wear a costume. 2:28:36.740 --> 2:28:39.020 I'm going to be in costume. He is going to 2:28:39.060 --> 2:28:42.300 be the Facebook thing that Jim was in the office. 2:28:42.320 --> 2:28:43.750 I think that's what we're going to end up as. 2:28:44.090 --> 2:28:48.869 Yeah, the very popular social media book face. Yeah, book face. 2:28:48.890 --> 2:28:49.109 Yeah. 2:28:49.820 --> 2:28:51.340 What's what c-line is going to be down to they're 2:28:51.580 --> 2:28:53.539 running out of all the good costumes out there but 2:28:53.580 --> 2:28:55.820 we'll see what he can come up with at the last. 2:28:55.640 --> 2:28:57.200 Wish you hadn't said that because if i never find 2:28:57.250 --> 2:29:00.050 a costume that would have been a hilarious way to 2:29:00.090 --> 2:29:01.430 jim from the office. 2:29:01.290 --> 2:29:02.910 He just writes book on his face and he's like 2:29:02.950 --> 2:29:05.570 on facebook and um what if i go as asian 2:29:05.610 --> 2:29:08.209 jim you think that would be i'd love to see 2:29:08.270 --> 2:29:10.929 that that's great today i learned this band right here 2:29:13.610 --> 2:29:18.140 Sponge went the 16 candles route. Nobody really knows Waxastatic 2:29:18.180 --> 2:29:22.760 like me. The band Sponge was originally called Electric Cattle Gods, 2:29:23.440 --> 2:29:25.689 but the marquee guy at their first show said he 2:29:25.730 --> 2:29:28.970 didn't have enough letters for that, so they renamed themselves 2:29:29.050 --> 2:29:29.630 on the spot. 2:29:29.770 --> 2:29:29.970 Okay. 2:29:30.890 --> 2:29:35.120 Sponge is shorter. You got those letters? Yeah, indeed. Thank 2:29:35.140 --> 2:29:36.340 you so much for hanging out with us. We do 2:29:36.379 --> 2:29:40.260 appreciate it. We're back tomorrow, same time, same place. Missed 2:29:40.340 --> 2:29:43.810 any of the show? Get the podcast over at thenewsjunkie.com. 2:29:44.310 --> 2:29:46.170 We'll see you next time, everybody. 2:29:46.170 --> 2:29:48.830 16 candles down the drain. 2:30:07.600 --> 2:30:09.519 All you know is my dream