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Speaker 3: Yeah, man, Yeah, good weekend.
Speaker 2: Everybody had a good weekend.
Speaker 3: It was pretty good. Yeah, pretty chill. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Jackson had plans on Sunday, but then uh, have the
Speaker 7: wrong dinner on Saturday night.
Speaker 5: Though.
Speaker 7: No, but man, I am what's kind of dinner you have?
Speaker 7: Just a fast food dinner. I don't want to say
Speaker 7: the name. I don't want to blow up anyone spot.
Speaker 3: Taco Bell.
Speaker 8: No, no, no, poor Taco Bell. Yeah, r ap Taco Bell.
Speaker 3: I know, I know. But Jack, you had the back
Speaker 3: to school event that you you did this weekend.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it was one of three that we're doing within
Speaker 9: a week here with Real Radio. And this was actually
Speaker 9: giving away school supplies and it was backpacks filled with
Speaker 9: school supplies at six area Key food locations. By the way,
Speaker 9: Key Foods, no joke. When it comes to lunch, you
Speaker 9: gotta eat there. I had leftovers for days. This is
Speaker 9: going to be part of my regular meal routine. It's
Speaker 9: going to Key Foods. You could bring it home, you
Speaker 9: could food prep with it, You could do whatever you want.
Speaker 9: That beef was amazing.
Speaker 2: I tell you. That is a cheat code, much like
Speaker 2: the pork and publics. But it's the pork in publics
Speaker 2: is expensive. Yeah, but you go get that prepared Spanish
Speaker 2: or that that uh, what's the way that that Mexican
Speaker 2: beef right where they where they season it and everything
Speaker 2: already for you. You could do anything with that and
Speaker 2: a lot of tacos anything you want.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they had white rice, said yellow rice with yellow
Speaker 9: rice that, and they threw plantains. Dude, I've always pushed
Speaker 9: plantains around my plate. I ate those, thar.
Speaker 2: But it's a great little ad instead of a sauce
Speaker 2: because a lot of people will do that to add
Speaker 2: some sweet, to get some balance and a meal. Man,
Speaker 2: the plantain is the cheat code because you just get
Speaker 2: a little sweet in there, you get some texture. It's
Speaker 2: delicious and it's it doesn't break the bank. Is that
Speaker 2: the first time you've experienced key foods and the hot food?
Speaker 9: Yes, that's I went in one other time and I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 9: I don't understand what am I doing?
Speaker 3: Understand I gotta go what am I doing? What am
Speaker 3: I doing here?
Speaker 10: Like?
Speaker 2: Everything looks delicious, you want all of it.
Speaker 9: All you have to do is point, you know, because
Speaker 9: a lot of them, you know, they don't even speaking
Speaker 9: last Yeah and that's okay, But yeah, I just pointed
Speaker 9: on my can I get that and that?
Speaker 3: And really you need to go early because.
Speaker 2: You go back there though, when I get one green
Speaker 2: going out, I want all the people to be Spanish
Speaker 2: back there. I want all that great cooking.
Speaker 7: Chris will go and you know, even like five six o'clock,
Speaker 7: it's like all the food is already, it's already gone,
Speaker 7: it's already been bought.
Speaker 2: Do they got my son through college basically his first
Speaker 2: couple of years of college just wing a key food,
Speaker 2: buying a couple of those proteins and just mixing and
Speaker 2: matching those meals throughout the week.
Speaker 9: Such, it's such a great tea code. You're right, And
Speaker 9: so we gave away a bunch of backpacks. That was
Speaker 9: a lot of fun. Our Bundy Josh Fowler was up
Speaker 9: in Ocala doing the same. Yep, a good turnout of
Speaker 9: many of the locations.
Speaker 3: Nice.
Speaker 9: That was good that you know, played some video games,
Speaker 9: avoided the rain and let'sh went to the Orlando City match. Yeah,
Speaker 9: they won, and rented a movie and had I had
Speaker 9: to watch The Revenant again. That's the one about to
Speaker 9: dude with the Bear, right, the dude with the Bay
Speaker 9: DiCaprio right, twenty fifteen came out.
Speaker 2: He won Best Actor Oscar for that mm hm and.
Speaker 9: That and that's it true story, right, Yeah, it's based
Speaker 9: on the true story. What is interesting is I saw
Speaker 9: it at the time, I didn't remember. All I remembered
Speaker 9: was a bear attack from that movie. Then I read
Speaker 9: the book about a month or two ago, and I'm like,
Speaker 9: oh my god, this is amazing. Yeah, then I had
Speaker 9: I was looking forward to watching the movie again. You
Speaker 9: cannot believe how different the two are. Oh, I'm sure, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 9: but both are great because the author in the book
Speaker 9: even said he had to fictionalize a lot of stuff
Speaker 9: because you know, they didn't know. They took the facts
Speaker 9: that they knew and then built the story around that.
Speaker 9: And it like the filmmaker did the same, it seems like,
Speaker 9: because you know, there were certain key things that happened,
Speaker 9: but how they got there was totally different.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I can't wait to see it all the way through.
Speaker 2: I've seen the beginning of it and then fell asleep,
Speaker 2: of course, but I want to check the entire movie
Speaker 2: out because it's supposed to be amazing. And I know
Speaker 2: it's an old ass movie, but for some reason, there's
Speaker 2: a ye has always been an interest for.
Speaker 9: It wasn't available on the streaming plats form. I'm like,
Speaker 9: you know what I'm going to pay for it? Who
Speaker 9: that's how bad it was?
Speaker 3: Jack, You are in your cowboy face.
Speaker 9: But I brought it. I brought it up and Amazon
Speaker 9: Prime was like, oh, you have one. You have a
Speaker 9: free rent alow be.
Speaker 3: Like, yeah, okay, it.
Speaker 2: That much better. He really didn't even like the movie,
Speaker 2: but because he got it free. Absolutely love five stars,
Speaker 2: five stars.
Speaker 9: My cowboy face is all spurred by spurred spurs by
Speaker 9: Red Dead, Redemption again. It is just I'm living the
Speaker 9: life of a cowboy. I'm reading great. I watched The Revenant.
Speaker 7: Yeahah, I'm telling you, if you had a piece of
Speaker 7: property the size of Jimmy's, I have a feeling you'd be.
Speaker 3: Home with a horse. Yeah, yeah, definitely.
Speaker 9: Which version of trigger is the og no one? I'm
Speaker 9: reading the book. There's there's the one that both movies
Speaker 9: were based off. And when I'm done with that, I'll
Speaker 9: probably watch the new one again and then maybe watch
Speaker 9: the old one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the old one's great, man. I like the old
Speaker 2: one a little bit better than new one.
Speaker 9: And if you have I haven't seen it. They came
Speaker 9: out with a new run of Little House on the Prairier.
Speaker 2: Yeah it's out right now. Yeah, one of my wife's
Speaker 2: favorite shows, but for some reason she has no interest
Speaker 2: in watching the new one, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Because it doesn't have Melissa Gilbert.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, or that girl Nelly, who is the little bitch
Speaker 2: in the movie the show. She's still alive though, dude,
Speaker 2: she's like, yeah, sixty five years. I just saw a
Speaker 2: story on her when they released it. They kind of
Speaker 2: went and talked to anybody that had anything to do
Speaker 2: with the show, and I think she's one of the
Speaker 2: only ones alive. Her and Melissa Gilbert, who isn't too
Speaker 2: chatty right now. No, but they talked to her and
Speaker 2: you know, the funny thing is she looked exactly like
Speaker 2: she looked in the in the show.
Speaker 7: And you know Laura Engeles she was originally from Wisconsin. Yes,
Speaker 7: from the woods of Wisconsin. Yeah, before they moved to
Speaker 7: the prairie.
Speaker 3: Wow. And so her her house is still you can
Speaker 3: visit it in Wisconsin.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 3: That's cool, man, know that I haven't seen the new
Speaker 3: show because I'm a few episodes in.
Speaker 9: It's good it is because it I think more than
Speaker 9: the TV show from the seventies. It really I think
Speaker 9: talks to paints. They struggle a little more, including with
Speaker 9: the Native Americans the osage at the time, but was
Speaker 9: actually on the land where they're moving now. I don't
Speaker 9: know what is true and what's not. I know these
Speaker 9: are all based off of her of her book, so yeah,
Speaker 9: but it's definitely has a little more realistic feel than
Speaker 9: the original TV series.
Speaker 2: That's crazy.
Speaker 3: I read it.
Speaker 2: I read something about Osage today, the Osage Tribe today,
Speaker 2: while I was writing Trivia, and it's at the Osage Tribe.
Speaker 2: And I don't know what year this was, but I
Speaker 2: think it would have been a back in the God
Speaker 2: I don't know, but they were. They were. They actually
Speaker 2: sued and won one hundred and twenty two million dollars
Speaker 2: from the government to set aside to buy or to
Speaker 2: use that land. Right. Well, they denied that. They said, no,
Speaker 2: we're we won't accept that. Well that money went to
Speaker 2: a trust. That money's worth like a billion dollars now
Speaker 2: and they still won't take it. WHOA, yeah, yeah, because
Speaker 2: I mean it was their land, it was their heritage,
Speaker 2: that was what you know, that's right. It was sovereign
Speaker 2: to them, you know. So interesting thing. Uh, this weekend
Speaker 2: a couple of things. I decided to test how tough
Speaker 2: I was on Sunday and decided to do some work outside. Uh,
Speaker 2: and we decided to start that around like twelve thirty.
Speaker 3: Ah, why why do you hate yourself? Listen to him.
Speaker 7: That's just the second best part of his day. First
Speaker 7: is getting the movie rental for free.
Speaker 2: Why you're right. My wife's face was so red when
Speaker 2: she came inside that I literally I was like, I
Speaker 2: just I felt like throwing a wet blanket on her
Speaker 2: because I thought she looked like she was on fire.
Speaker 2: I mean it was Bruce. I assumed in the shower
Speaker 2: with cold water on, and as it ran over my
Speaker 2: head it was warm in my hands.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, so brutal. It was so stupid.
Speaker 9: There is no cold water right now. How it's like
Speaker 9: you put it if it's coming out room temperature. Consider
Speaker 9: yourself lucky I got first blast.
Speaker 3: You're like, oh, there it is. There's the cold.
Speaker 2: I've nothing but mad love for everybody, been every we
Speaker 2: were all because it was you know, it was a baby, daddy,
Speaker 2: it was me, it was wife.
Speaker 3: We're all outside.
Speaker 2: And when we were all when we all got in
Speaker 2: and got cleaned up because we had I had a
Speaker 2: doctor's appointment yesterday afternoon, we were like, uh man, just
Speaker 2: mad love for people who work outside.
Speaker 3: I know you have to deal with it.
Speaker 2: I've got three hours and it was just absolutely demoralizing
Speaker 2: kind of doctor you going to on a Sunday. No,
Speaker 2: I had to get a kidney scan because of kidney stuff.
Speaker 2: Oh you wanna hear something wild.
Speaker 3: You want to hear something wild.
Speaker 2: So when I get the reason I'm had in kidney
Speaker 2: scans because when I had my kidney scan before, when
Speaker 2: I got my life imaging scan, they showed some system
Speaker 2: my kidneys. So that's the whole idea what life imaging is.
Speaker 2: You go in and get the scan. Right, heart is
Speaker 2: the primary subject, but you do get you can get
Speaker 2: scans for other parts of your body. Got the scan,
Speaker 2: they showed some abnormalities in my in my kidneys. I
Speaker 2: do have kidney issues in my family history.
Speaker 7: Right, That's one of the first things I'm gonna ask
Speaker 7: Chris to bid for at the silent option at the
Speaker 7: poker tournament.
Speaker 3: Go get those scans.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so, uh, that would be the best thing, really,
Speaker 2: And so I followed up on that, just like I
Speaker 2: say in the spot, you know, made a doctor's appointment
Speaker 2: with a renal specialist, got a and so and now
Speaker 2: it's just to maintaining thing. Come back to make sure
Speaker 2: nothing goes crazy. So we're sitting in the room getting
Speaker 2: scan and as they're doing the scan, my wife got
Speaker 2: curious and she put chat GPT up and she focused
Speaker 2: the camera from her phone on the scanner and what
Speaker 2: it was showing. Do you want to know what it said?
Speaker 2: Like it knew it said the exact thing the scan said.
Speaker 2: Chat GPT by just focusing in on the screen that
Speaker 2: the technician was running, knew for a fact that I
Speaker 2: had a cyst in my kidneys, knew it was the
Speaker 2: left kidney. Said all this stuff that was going on
Speaker 2: with my kidneys. While it was just watching the scan
Speaker 2: in real time, Chat was spitting that out and it's
Speaker 2: almost exactly what the first scan said. The problems, the
Speaker 2: problems with my kidneys.
Speaker 7: Were now your kidneys are floating somewhere in the ethernet.
Speaker 3: Was scanning that for chet. Tory is white.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she was in the room.
Speaker 3: She was a violation here ball. She wasn't supposed to
Speaker 3: do this, by the way.
Speaker 2: She's in the room and she's got to her hammer
Speaker 2: on the screen and she's scanning it. She's just for fun,
Speaker 2: was running it for Chat, just to see what Chad
Speaker 2: would say. And Chat said the exact thing the doctor said, WHOA,
Speaker 2: that's crazy. In real time, we're not talking about I'll
Speaker 2: let Chat think about it. Yeah, Chat's watching it and
Speaker 2: talking to us about the scan as the scan's happening.
Speaker 2: She told me that after the fact and said, like,
Speaker 2: this is what the scan says, and I bet money
Speaker 2: it's gonna be almost dead parallel with what the doctor
Speaker 2: scan says. Crazy, right, yeah, completely crazy, all right? Four
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Speaker 7: guy Don. Firefighters in France and Spain are struggling to
Speaker 7: contain massive wildfires. William Denslow reports that fires in France
Speaker 7: broke out last week near the Atlantic coast, with the
Speaker 7: flames now less than ten miles from the main entry
Speaker 7: points to the famed wine growing region of Bordeaux.
Speaker 12: I've often been incredibly strong, really making it hard to
Speaker 12: battle these blazes. Now this comes as officials warned that
Speaker 12: the fires are at the gates of the city of Bordeaux.
Speaker 12: There have been huge efforts to try and stop that
Speaker 12: from really happening.
Speaker 7: So about two hundred and twenty thousand people have been evacuated. Meanwhile,
Speaker 7: in neighboring Spain, flames have burned more than one hundred
Speaker 7: and twenty three thousand acres of countryside in Avila, making
Speaker 7: it the biggest wildfire in the country's recent history. Some
Speaker 7: seventy five thousand people were told to leave their homes
Speaker 7: in Spain over the weekend. Wow, these are just these
Speaker 7: are not stories we're used to saying about your Yeah,
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Speaker 9: It's also in Italy. Yeah, you got to Canada. Oregon
Speaker 9: right now is the hottest spot in the US.
Speaker 3: Exactly, which is just crazy, right Pacific Northwest.
Speaker 2: Also in Deborah, I saw a video that was taken
Speaker 2: by the planes that get the water for Canada. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they're the ones that go down to that lake the water.
Speaker 2: Have you seen those guys lying up, well, seven in
Speaker 2: a row coming in that lake where people are swimming,
Speaker 2: digging that water up.
Speaker 3: That'd be so cool.
Speaker 2: They showed a you know, a big picture of that,
Speaker 2: you know, just a panoramic view of the Canadian fires,
Speaker 2: and it is fake. I mean it looks it's bananas.
Speaker 3: You wish it were. Yeah, yeah, all right.
Speaker 7: So, speaking of the Pacific Northwest, the man convicted of
Speaker 7: murdering four University of Idaho students wants to take back
Speaker 7: his guilty plea. In an interview with The New York Times,
Speaker 7: Brian Coburger claims he's innocent and now he wants a trial.
Speaker 7: Coburger told the Times his quote, actual innocence is his truth,
Speaker 7: end quote, and he has filed a petition challenging his
Speaker 7: conviction that was based on his plea deal. Coburger pleaded
Speaker 7: guilty last year and was sentenced to four consecutive life
Speaker 7: terms without parole for the twenty twenty two murders. What
Speaker 7: do you think he found out that prison life isn't
Speaker 7: really something he's liking too much?
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think they got him dead nuts too though. I mean, yeah,
Speaker 2: they have him.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, as far as I was aware of,
Speaker 7: with the evidence they had pled guilty.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you plead guilty and then say no, I take
Speaker 9: that back. It's hard to forget that you pled guilty.
Speaker 15: Well.
Speaker 2: It is weird though, but a lot of people would
Speaker 2: plead guilty for a deal, right, They would say, I
Speaker 2: plead guilty to take the deathenitally offense.
Speaker 3: And I believe that was the case here.
Speaker 7: And he not only had to plead guilty, I guess
Speaker 7: he also had to give details or had to answer
Speaker 7: for each one's of those crimes. Closer to home, the
Speaker 7: state of Florida is scheduled to execute two inmates and
Speaker 7: one day this week. Former Lake County Police officer James
Speaker 7: Duckett had his marks March execution date stayed due to
Speaker 7: an inconclusive DNA test. He's now scheduled to be put
Speaker 7: to death on Tuesday. And this comes just to the
Speaker 7: State Supreme Court rule today that they're not there is
Speaker 7: going to be no last minute recue, no rescue. So
Speaker 7: on Tuesday, the same day that inmate Dominic Anthony Occoni
Speaker 7: is set to die for the nineteen eighty six murder
Speaker 7: of his ex girlfriend's parents. That would make him the
Speaker 7: oldest inmate put to death. I belief in the US. Yeah,
Speaker 7: all right. A Secret Service agent is facing criminal charges
Speaker 7: at Miami Dade County. Marquez, Christopher Pinder, and two other
Speaker 7: men were arrested yesterday. The charges include attempted manslaughter with
Speaker 7: a deadly weapon and hazing with a deadly weapon.
Speaker 2: Hazing with a deadly weapon.
Speaker 7: The State Attorney's office says the defendants used prolonged and
Speaker 7: repeated beatings with canes and paddles as part of a
Speaker 7: hazing ritual for the Kappa Alpha PSI fraternity. It allegedly
Speaker 7: went on for four days in April. The victim had
Speaker 7: to be hospitalized with acute kidney failure.
Speaker 3: Got Almighty. Bender had been with the Secret Service for
Speaker 3: almost three years.
Speaker 2: There is nothing I want to be a part of
Speaker 2: that would require that.
Speaker 3: There's no group that I would want to be a
Speaker 3: part of that requires that. Yeah, I've got Almighty, I
Speaker 3: mean for four days. Yeah, I've never understood that. I
Speaker 3: don't either, all right.
Speaker 7: Several e bikers are charged after a teen takeover event
Speaker 7: in downtown Orlando earlier this month. That you know, we
Speaker 7: talked about this. You had the former police chief, saying listen,
Speaker 7: charges could be filed. So the juveniles were seen riding
Speaker 7: down streets, cutting through intersections, running red lights, blocking emergency vehicles.
Speaker 7: Several of the e bikes were impounded. Police did not
Speaker 7: say exactly how many teens were arrested or what charges
Speaker 7: they're facing. But they're really trying to get ahead of
Speaker 7: these teen takeovers. They're becoming like the scourge for police
Speaker 7: departments all over, not just this state, but everywhere thanks
Speaker 7: to social media.
Speaker 2: They require so many resources. I mean, you know, if
Speaker 2: you got three hundred dudes or kids out there on
Speaker 2: e bikes or motorcycles or whatever, you can't send four
Speaker 2: cops out there. Now you're going to send like fifteen
Speaker 2: of them out there.
Speaker 9: You're only going to get a handful, right, And what
Speaker 9: you should do is keep those e bikes at least
Speaker 9: impounded for at least a couple of years.
Speaker 3: There you go, oh yeah, or Selima, there you go,
Speaker 3: there you go. All right.
Speaker 7: About three hundred and fifty thousand Haitians and Syrians are
Speaker 7: losing their temporary protected status today. Immigration attorney Tammy fox
Speaker 7: Iskova thinks this will lead to all kinds of legal
Speaker 7: and tax issues.
Speaker 10: It'll cause a shortfall in terms of their contribution to
Speaker 10: our country, and it's certainly benefited us to have them
Speaker 10: on legal payrolls as opposed to employed under the table.
Speaker 7: She says most would rather risk it in the US
Speaker 7: than return to countries and chaos. More than forty five
Speaker 7: percent of Haitian immigrants live in Florida forty five percent,
Speaker 7: and there employed by the state's two biggest industries, healthcare
Speaker 7: and tourism. Yes, I think maids, think assisted living facility.
Speaker 7: I mean, these two industries are really there's a lot
Speaker 7: of panic, especially like with hotels, motels, like how are
Speaker 7: they going to cover all of these employees. Immigrants who
Speaker 7: lose their status will go back to their original status.
Speaker 7: But of course this comes as ICE has announced that
Speaker 7: they're planning to target Haitians first in Ohio because again
Speaker 7: they're losing that temporary protected status.
Speaker 3: Great, all right, right exactly.
Speaker 7: A man who's been arrested for allegedly driving through the
Speaker 7: scene of a deadly crash, the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office
Speaker 7: says twenty nine year old Leila Padaletti ignored police cars
Speaker 7: blocking the road just decided to drive on the sidewalk
Speaker 7: early yesterday morning.
Speaker 3: Yeah, places to be Jenny. He was going to Caney. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Authorities who were investigating a traffic fatality boxed in his
Speaker 7: car and then put him through the field sobriety test.
Speaker 7: Do not be shocked. He's now facing DUI charges. Ah,
Speaker 7: all right. A Georgia man is heard after he was
Speaker 7: bitten by a shark in Volusia County. It happens Saturday
Speaker 7: in Daytona Beach Shores. Vlucia County. Beach Safety says he
Speaker 7: was standing in waste deep water when he was bitten
Speaker 7: by a four footer on his foot and ankle.
Speaker 3: He is expected to survive.
Speaker 7: I had also read that he was trying to protect
Speaker 7: his pregnant fiance and that that's why he was the
Speaker 7: one that got bit. There's no word on exactly what
Speaker 7: kind of shark it was.
Speaker 2: Just think god, he was in the water and not
Speaker 2: actually in Daytona.
Speaker 3: Could have been way worse. But off a Daytona beach chores.
Speaker 9: By the way, they're trying to change their name, right,
Speaker 9: that's right, all right now, I remember one beach's exactly chores,
Speaker 9: and that's a good fifteen ft away.
Speaker 3: We didn't do with that, nothing to do with that
Speaker 3: no more.
Speaker 2: I mean we look alike, not even close to the
Speaker 2: same burden.
Speaker 7: Distant related so oh yeah, all right. An Orange County
Speaker 7: man is accused of violating protections put in place to
Speaker 7: stop the spread of the New World screw worm. Florida
Speaker 7: Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson announced Friday that Maitland's Roger Rodriguez
Speaker 7: Vega was arrested. He allegedly tried to enter the state
Speaker 7: with twenty four sheep and goats from Texas that had
Speaker 7: not been inspected for New World screwworm. Simpson says Florida
Speaker 7: has taken a proactive and aggressive approach to protecting our
Speaker 7: livestock industry animals because it's not just livestock. I mean
Speaker 7: these things can land on your pets as well. Yeah,
Speaker 7: and the food supply from the very real threat of
Speaker 7: New World screw worm. They're trying their best to keep
Speaker 7: it as much as they can. A Texas issue, So
Speaker 7: don't be a don't be a heead.
Speaker 2: Bring your stupid Texas south here, dummy, old Texas.
Speaker 7: All right, guess up the boat and get your die
Speaker 7: flags ready. The forty eight hour Lobster mini season begins
Speaker 7: just after midnight Wednesday. There's a six lobster lit per
Speaker 7: person in Monroe County and Biscayne National Park and twelve
Speaker 7: per person for the rest of the state.
Speaker 2: They must have a carapas measuring minimum three inches, and
Speaker 2: if you see the bright orange eggs attached beneath the
Speaker 2: tail that looks like bright orange sponge, it is prohibited.
Speaker 3: To lobster and to harvest any egg bearing lobsters.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was gonna say, how to know those numbers
Speaker 2: you were talking about were white claws or lobsters, because
Speaker 2: this forty eight hour season seems to be like the
Speaker 2: party lobster season where.
Speaker 3: People lose their blanking minds. Oh, there absolutely.
Speaker 7: In fact, one of the police that was at the
Speaker 7: press conference was like, listen, drink water, not alcohol before
Speaker 7: you head out.
Speaker 2: I've heard some crazy stories about dudes going down there
Speaker 2: going lobstery and just like come back with one small lobster.
Speaker 3: I had a whole lot of stories.
Speaker 2: Seven kidney issues, liver problems.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they're saying, excuse me, They're like, make sure you
Speaker 7: go with an experienced guide. You know, no know how
Speaker 7: you're supposed to die for these Things'll go under the
Speaker 7: water and get the bends.
Speaker 3: You know, ye, you'll hear this is the season of
Speaker 3: ticklestick jokes.
Speaker 2: By the way, you can hear a lot of ticklestick
Speaker 2: goes absolutely and every lobster fisherman thinks you've never heard it.
Speaker 2: But guess what we've heard of a bunch.
Speaker 3: We used to work with someone who would be excited
Speaker 3: for this time of the year getting his tickle, his tickle,
Speaker 3: whatuld you call it? Stick?
Speaker 2: They poked, they asked, the old uh, the old net.
Speaker 9: I had a diver. Tell me once when I first
Speaker 9: got certified this thirty years ago. You take a mop,
Speaker 9: like the old kind of mop with the white scraggly end. Yeah,
Speaker 9: you cut it in half. You bring that with you
Speaker 9: so when you you have like a three foot section
Speaker 9: of stick and then the mop had on it and
Speaker 9: you put it in there and then you just spin
Speaker 9: it and then the mop uh ropes get caught in
Speaker 9: the lobster and you catch a lot.
Speaker 3: I don't know if it worked. Oh wow, really that
Speaker 3: was years ago. Yeah, sounds cheaper than the ticklestick.
Speaker 9: Yeah you want a three foot yeah, got an extra well.
Speaker 3: Florida Fish and Wildlife officials stress the crustaceans must remain
Speaker 3: whole until getting back to shore. Divers also must have
Speaker 3: both a recreational saltwater fishing license.
Speaker 7: And a lobster permit. Yeah, so you want to make
Speaker 7: sure before you go down there and open up that. However,
Speaker 7: many cans of white cloth?
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah. I think they call this the short season
Speaker 2: or something like that. Yeah, two days, and then there's
Speaker 2: another one. I think that's a week or ten days
Speaker 2: or something like that. This one, for some reason, is
Speaker 2: the party season. I guess only the serious lobster people
Speaker 2: come out for the seven day or because, let me
Speaker 2: tell you, there' peop about their jet skis doing this
Speaker 2: one exactly losing their minds.
Speaker 3: I love it. It's fun, all right. Well this is
Speaker 3: for a duval if you're listening. I thought this was
Speaker 3: pretty cool.
Speaker 7: Expect to see some helicopters above Jacksonville this week. J
Speaker 7: EA announced last week it's going to use helicopters for
Speaker 7: the next phase of the Fulton Cut power line project.
Speaker 3: So, starting today, the.
Speaker 7: Helicopters are going to help contracts installed new wiring and
Speaker 7: perform related work along the Saint John's River between Blount
Speaker 7: Island and Reed Island. The transmission lines are being raised
Speaker 7: to give larger ships more clearance to safely reach Jackports,
Speaker 7: Blount Island Marine Terminal.
Speaker 5: There you go.
Speaker 3: So they're using helicopters. I think that's pretty cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's cool. I've seen them. Have you seen helicopters
Speaker 2: like lower AC systems on the top of the buildings
Speaker 2: when they get they get those, there's a word. It's
Speaker 2: not a patche it's not any of the military choppers.
Speaker 2: It's like a Sikorski or something like that. And it
Speaker 2: looks like it has no middle. In the middle is
Speaker 2: just like this thing where they can can carry ass
Speaker 2: loads of stuff and uh, there's a famous one that crash.
Speaker 2: But they use those to put like AC stuff on
Speaker 2: the top of the big buildings up there. They can
Speaker 2: lift quite a bit and liftsy like it's mixing apart. Right, Yeah, exactly,
Speaker 2: look's like a dragonfly little.
Speaker 3: I'll have to check that out, all right.
Speaker 7: The attempted second degree murder case of former Tampa Bay
Speaker 7: Buccaneers star Antonio Brown is delayed again. The two day
Speaker 7: standard ground hearing has been pushedback. It was set to
Speaker 7: begin tomorrow in Miami Dade County, but Brown's attorneys say
Speaker 7: they're having trouble speaking with potential witnesses, so the behind
Speaker 7: the scenes. The wide receiver is accused of shooting at
Speaker 7: someone outside of Miami boxing match in twenty twenty five,
Speaker 7: of course, saying it was standas ground because he was
Speaker 7: there trying to rob him of his jewelry. Sure he
Speaker 7: was defending himself. The next court date is until late August. Oh, gentlemen,
Speaker 7: this is good news for you guys.
Speaker 3: What's going on.
Speaker 7: NFL training camps are kicking into full swing around the league.
Speaker 7: Veterans for the Buccaneers, Dolphins, and Jaguars Jaguars Jaguars will
Speaker 7: report to camp tomorrow. The Hall of Fame game is
Speaker 7: one week from this Thursday.
Speaker 3: How crazy is that?
Speaker 2: I saw the preseasons, like the schedule or your preseason
Speaker 2: game schedule scrolling and I actually checked myself. I was like,
Speaker 2: they wouldn't put this as a rerun. This would be
Speaker 2: like this, this is fresh information, you know. I mean,
Speaker 2: you never know, but I was like, damn, dude, it
Speaker 2: is here, baby.
Speaker 3: It is here. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Hall of Fame Game one week from this Thursday. And
Speaker 7: then do we know when the regular season kicks off?
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's the it's the Wednesday now, it used to
Speaker 9: be the Thursday after Labor Day. It's gonna be the
Speaker 9: Wednesday after Labor Day.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 10: That is.
Speaker 2: They can't they can't get it on TV fast enough.
Speaker 2: The executives never taken off TV. It would be twenty
Speaker 2: four to seven, ten, nine eight. So I think it's
Speaker 2: September eighth, yeah something. Wow, that far away north end
Speaker 2: of July. Right now, it's later a month. Yeah, this third,
Speaker 2: I mean this Saturday is August first, So we are
Speaker 2: right around the corner, got it.
Speaker 7: I know we're gonna we're gonna be talking about like
Speaker 7: Thanksgiving and stuff.
Speaker 3: Before you know what. Nips are reacting. All right, Well,
Speaker 3: then let's move on.
Speaker 7: Like I said in the teas before the news, the
Speaker 7: summer is most anticipated television tradition is officially underway through
Speaker 7: this Saturday.
Speaker 3: Gentlemen, do you know what I'm talking about? Okay, week?
Speaker 3: Really give yourself a dom Yeah there, good.
Speaker 2: I told you I saw the spots word, but a
Speaker 2: completely blank on it. I'm not a shark week, guys.
Speaker 2: I'm not like a big chart.
Speaker 3: It got buffoonish. It's so over the top.
Speaker 15: Now.
Speaker 3: Tom and Dan used to.
Speaker 2: Clown the hell out of it. Really, Yeah, they call
Speaker 2: it Shark Week.
Speaker 7: Well, I'm surprised at what years so Discovery channels this
Speaker 7: many annual Shark Week launched last night.
Speaker 2: And they only do one a season right now. It's
Speaker 2: not like those reality shows were fifteen episode or years
Speaker 2: in one season.
Speaker 3: We're celebrating our fiftieth anniversary. You just started five years ago.
Speaker 2: It can't be one of the majors, like it can't
Speaker 2: be the twentieth because you'd never hear the end of it, right,
Speaker 2: more than That's what I'm saying it's gonna be. But
Speaker 2: it's not one of those you think it's more than twenty,
Speaker 2: It is more than twenty. Yeah, I'm gonna go thirty five.
Speaker 3: Wow, you didn't even react. I'll go thirty two points
Speaker 3: Jack thirty eight.
Speaker 7: Thirty eight annual Shark Week launch last night with an
Speaker 7: all new special titled K Pop Shark Hero.
Speaker 3: Shay That's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 7: Right, featuring comedian Ken Jong and singer Ray Ammy trying
Speaker 7: to flip the script on shark conservation. There are twenty
Speaker 7: brand new jaw dropping premieres airing nightly between eight and
Speaker 7: eleven PM. Tonight's block includes highly anticipated specials like bull
Speaker 7: Shark Dinner Bell Oh yeah, very nice, and biggest Mako
Speaker 7: on Earth.
Speaker 2: Look, man, I gonna tell you, I don't know what
Speaker 2: season it was where they showed that great white breach
Speaker 2: and like come completely out of the water and it's
Speaker 2: like the size of a gd bus. Right, I'm like,
Speaker 2: you can't beat that. You should have shut you should
Speaker 2: have shut Shark week down that day. That was it
Speaker 2: literally jumping the shark. That is the Rudolph of the shark.
Speaker 7: Either way, that concludes your JCS news.
Speaker 2: Alright, pleasure all right four seven text seven seven zero
Speaker 2: three one. Don't forget your three o'clock keyword is fun.
Speaker 2: If you in go to a real radio dot if
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Speaker 16: What's going on COVID and Company. It's concrete, Mike, Jimmy Man.
Speaker 17: Be careful with your old ass out there in the
Speaker 17: heat like that, trying to do manual labor. It is
Speaker 17: brutally hot, and you're not a seasoned concrete guy sitting
Speaker 17: in your condition.
Speaker 16: Studio all the time. It's dangerous. It's a dangerous game
Speaker 16: you're playing everybody, Uh, just looking out for you. I
Speaker 16: love you, brother.
Speaker 3: Thank you breaching.
Speaker 18: It's guys, Christina Fromberbard County here. I just want to
Speaker 18: tell you guys, thank you so much for the recommendation
Speaker 18: on watching the Obsession movie. That movie was hands down
Speaker 18: crazy creepy. It was such a good movie. Everybody needs
Speaker 18: to go out and see that. You guys are awesome.
Speaker 18: Love listening to you guys.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 18: Definitely a good recommendation.
Speaker 2: Than you day Emily back end to the day.
Speaker 3: Hey, happy Monday everyone. Yeah, another week.
Speaker 19: I've made a critical error in judgment. Back in about
Speaker 19: March or April, I bought a PlayStation five. Haven't really
Speaker 19: messed with it. Saturday I tried Red Dead Redemption, and
Speaker 19: Sunday I sat down at ten am and ended up
Speaker 19: playing for about six or eight hours non stop. Yes,
Speaker 19: so thanks a lot, Jack and Jimmy, give it a shot.
Speaker 3: I think he's gonna blame it on me.
Speaker 2: No, he said, give it a shot. Yeah, I don't
Speaker 2: want to sit for eight hours.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, you know not.
Speaker 2: But with it an addictent personality, and I do have
Speaker 2: a tiny bit of that.
Speaker 3: I don't know, man.
Speaker 9: Oh, but then just having that outlet that you know,
Speaker 9: I'm gonna go be a cowboy, get it on sale.
Speaker 9: I may anyway for a seven six one four one
Speaker 9: seven seven, you know all zero three one. Fun is
Speaker 9: your three o'clock keyword? What it's better? On Sunday yesterday
Speaker 9: I sent them a text. Today's the last day fourteen
Speaker 9: ninety nine my PlayStation store and not the Xbox store.
Speaker 3: We were gone most of the day.
Speaker 6: Day.
Speaker 3: We were going most of the day. Yeah, killing yourself
Speaker 3: in the heat.
Speaker 2: No, well, I was only out there for a few hours. Look,
Speaker 2: we went to Ikea yesterday. When the last time you
Speaker 2: went to Ikea, Guys, it was a few months back.
Speaker 3: I went.
Speaker 2: But let's you charged admission to Akia.
Speaker 3: It's so weird, it's you gotta go, you gotta go.
Speaker 2: I think we go once a year, just cauz like
Speaker 2: I feel like it's But we're actually looking for some
Speaker 2: things moving before, for a closet that we're thinking about doing,
Speaker 2: so we went up there to kind of check it.
Speaker 2: You can find that stuff online, but unless you kind
Speaker 2: of look at it, you don't really have the scope
Speaker 2: of what it's like. So you could go up there
Speaker 2: and they have everything set up, and I mean the
Speaker 2: people who designed these rooms and you all buy him,
Speaker 2: are like, I wouldn't move into that and I would
Speaker 2: live right there in that room.
Speaker 9: Because you can imagine. It's like, oh, that's what you
Speaker 9: can do with it. Yeah, and then it creates that idea.
Speaker 9: But last time I went, I was with someone who
Speaker 9: wanted to get out of there fast.
Speaker 3: Oh no, you can never get out of there fast.
Speaker 3: What way do you go? Forward or backwards? And there's
Speaker 3: only one you gotta go through it.
Speaker 7: And it's a great spot though, for ideas if you
Speaker 7: want to do tiny living or if you're putting like
Speaker 7: a living dorm living. Yeah, absolutely, And that's.
Speaker 2: Exactly what Tory says. She goes, look, man, if you
Speaker 2: had a tiny house and you weren't at a Kia
Speaker 2: building that thing out for like storage and and just
Speaker 2: comfort and cool, you can And again I mean, look
Speaker 2: here's the thing. We've had some Ikia stuff. It's it's okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: you know, you put it together. It is what it is,
Speaker 2: right right, But man, it is like very affordable. They
Speaker 2: make it. They make those prices. Like when you walk
Speaker 2: by there, you're like, well, I wasn't looking for this,
Speaker 2: I know, but all of a sudden I think I
Speaker 2: need it.
Speaker 9: With something that's like, oh, that'll hold empty plastic shopping
Speaker 9: bags on a cuban, and I still have it today.
Speaker 2: You walk by this, you're telling me I could buy
Speaker 2: all that for like fourteen ninety nine.
Speaker 3: Why did it seem stupid not to get it? That's
Speaker 3: a collar coil the brush. How could you not buy it?
Speaker 2: And I saw him. I knew executly what you're about.
Speaker 2: By the way, did not buy one thing. Walk through
Speaker 2: the entire store and got my shopping cart.
Speaker 3: Jack.
Speaker 2: No, I was walking through there and I didn't have
Speaker 2: anything in it because we didn't know what we were
Speaker 2: gonna get. So you just grab a cart cauz and
Speaker 2: I pulled it up to the side and about you guys.
Speaker 2: And I do this in grocery stores as well. When
Speaker 2: I'm going to browse around and I don't want to
Speaker 2: just carry my buggy because there's always a bunch of people.
Speaker 2: I'll find like an end cap that has something that
Speaker 2: nobody's buying, and I'll just park it in front of
Speaker 2: that end cap because I know the chances of somebody
Speaker 2: coming up there and getting that are going to be none,
Speaker 2: so I can move on. So I part my cart
Speaker 2: in front of these end Captain. The lady walked up
Speaker 2: and she had too much stuff in her little carry bag,
Speaker 2: and she just dumped it in my cart and walked off.
Speaker 3: You didn't have asked for nothing. You didn't have one
Speaker 3: thing in the cart, that's what it is.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 3: No, yes, somebody just abandoned it there.
Speaker 2: I should have put your person in Costco. Huh you
Speaker 2: do that in Costco? No, no, before you say another word.
Speaker 2: You're walking through Costco with your wife. You guys have
Speaker 2: picked a bunch of things. You're like, oh, I didn't
Speaker 2: men get this stuff. You see an empty cart in
Speaker 2: the aisle, you just walk up to that and put
Speaker 2: your stuff in it?
Speaker 5: No way, dude.
Speaker 3: Where have I clipped the cart before? Uh? Yeah, no, no, yeah,
Speaker 3: you don't know. No, no that don't look around. We're
Speaker 3: right there.
Speaker 2: I was from me to the TV from it. I
Speaker 2: was fifteen feet away from it, dude. And they didn't
Speaker 2: even look around. They walked in and just bumping their
Speaker 2: stuff in and then sat in the basket down in
Speaker 2: the middle of the aisle, walked away.
Speaker 9: Man from heaven, she has a little divine intervention for
Speaker 9: that lady.
Speaker 3: And she knew it was your cart, which is why
Speaker 3: she didn't look around.
Speaker 2: And we pulled in and we're like, well, how many
Speaker 2: people could be at Ikea? It's Sunday afternoon at like,
Speaker 2: God almighty put my four point thirty and everybody in
Speaker 2: Windermere was in Ikea.
Speaker 5: For that day.
Speaker 2: Guess what I was in Costco yesterday? Never again?
Speaker 3: I always say this every time am I going the weekend?
Speaker 20: I go?
Speaker 3: Never again. On the weekend.
Speaker 9: It was madness. It was absolute, absolute madness. I had
Speaker 9: to wait fifteen minutes to get a hot dog.
Speaker 3: Did you really, oh, Jack? That might have been the
Speaker 3: best hot dog I had in past ten years. It
Speaker 3: was perfect. It was perfect, Jackson Relish Lustard, Jack, I
Speaker 3: haven't had a soda three days. It was a dollar
Speaker 3: fifty yards. It was so good.
Speaker 9: And then when I came out, it was like a downpour.
Speaker 9: It was craziness. Yet, oh the chaos.
Speaker 7: God, we're just about to get hit with that weather earlier.
Speaker 7: But honestly, Jack, I thought Jimmy was going to cry.
Speaker 3: Earlier.
Speaker 7: He looked at me and he said, I haven't ann
Speaker 7: asoda in three days. Oh, and then he had sad eyes.
Speaker 2: I have said, soul. I mean, I am Jones and dude,
Speaker 2: like when you when you have a little bit of
Speaker 2: a problem with that thing, and it is not the
Speaker 2: caffeine because I drink coffee. It's that bubbly, fizzy, little
Speaker 2: sting in your nose that I can't get away with.
Speaker 7: And we'll be going to break in about three minutes,
Speaker 7: and I predict you'll be in there getting a pesty.
Speaker 9: The Seltzer drink thing, the non alcoholic Seltzer drink thing
Speaker 9: is also something that has exploded, like the Lacroix and
Speaker 9: things like that. Have you thought about kind of transitioning
Speaker 9: I'm going to Yeah, I'm gonna, I know the only
Speaker 9: kind of transition in Yeah, I do have to.
Speaker 2: I don't have a choice. I mean, I gotta do it.
Speaker 2: So but I have to also start incorporating splenda into
Speaker 2: my life. Is that that's the best sugar substitute, right
Speaker 2: is splenda? Because I think, isn't splenda actually made from
Speaker 2: like from like it's a derivative of sugar, So it's
Speaker 2: not complete, isn't it? Heard one, I've heard negative things
Speaker 2: about every artificial So.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I would.
Speaker 7: I would talk to our nutritionists that we have on staff,
Speaker 7: you know, Sarah Giha and ask her what would be
Speaker 7: the best natural because you're definitely gonna want to also
Speaker 7: avoid anything with a lot of chemicals in it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, except for soda. God, it's killing me, guys,
Speaker 2: it is He'll.
Speaker 3: Well then, no, you can't have a pet. Go over
Speaker 3: there and have a lacroix.
Speaker 2: It's affecting my mood.
Speaker 3: I had.
Speaker 9: I had a little uh soda last night with a
Speaker 9: slice of pizza with me.
Speaker 3: It was freaking heavy.
Speaker 6: For me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah for me. Are you a Coca Cola guy?
Speaker 3: Oh no, oh this is gonna be fun coke zero?
Speaker 2: Oh that's right. Yeah, why even do it? Because why
Speaker 2: even drink it? Because it's preferred? It's not preferred.
Speaker 3: No, it's too sweet that stuff you drink that the
Speaker 3: full sugar.
Speaker 7: Somebody just texted us at seven seven zero three one.
Speaker 7: Just saw a video on social media a young lady
Speaker 7: dip a stick of butter and doctor pepper, and I
Speaker 7: thought of Jimmy.
Speaker 8: Oh god, oh god, it hurts so good. Oh yeah,
Speaker 8: she ate the butter all right?
Speaker 2: Four O seven nine one text us at seven seven
Speaker 2: zero three one. You know, we can never get our
Speaker 2: fingers on what these people in these younger generations are doing.
Speaker 2: We can never do that right. We as try as
Speaker 2: we as we might, we can never figure him out.
Speaker 2: Add this to the list. Millennials are trying to bring
Speaker 2: this back, and I have to tell you.
Speaker 3: Better not be shoulder passed after retrospect.
Speaker 2: It's in that world. It's not a it's not something
Speaker 2: you wear, but it was in that realm of time.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what it is next.
Speaker 5: Happy Monday, y'all.
Speaker 21: So Jack talking about the Glazzies at Costco. I thought
Speaker 21: that Jim was super distraught about the Glizzies until I
Speaker 21: realized it was about the soda. But here's the problem.
Speaker 5: The coke zero in diet coke.
Speaker 21: Right, I've been in the service industry for a long time,
Speaker 21: and people that get coke zero diet cokes have about
Speaker 21: five to everybody else's one.
Speaker 5: Regular coke. Doesn't work like that. Love you guys, Thank you, buddy, Jimmy.
Speaker 3: You can get off soda. I promise you. You can
Speaker 3: do it.
Speaker 22: You've just got to replace it with something else. I
Speaker 22: was tired of getting empty calories via soda. Now I
Speaker 22: just treat myself with the soda. I have maybe one
Speaker 22: coke zero a day with dinner and it's a nice
Speaker 22: little treat for me. But the way I did it
Speaker 22: was I wanted to replace it with water. I cannot
Speaker 22: stand the taste of just plain, old, bland water. Liquid death.
Speaker 22: Liquid death has so many flavors. You will find something
Speaker 22: that you like and they are buddly.
Speaker 3: So you got that. Thanks. Yeah.
Speaker 23: Absolutely forbidden from eating any of those unnatural sugars. They're
Speaker 23: bad for you. Sugar is good for you. Try this
Speaker 23: thing eating one meal a day. It takes a little
Speaker 23: while to get used to, but one meal a day,
Speaker 23: a cup of coffee and dinner, and you'll lose what
Speaker 23: you need to lose without having to resorts to oh
Speaker 23: horrible fat free sugar free stuff.
Speaker 3: You're gonna be miserable, gonna be already is miserable today.
Speaker 2: And that person just called you were as rich. H
Speaker 2: go to real radio out of him and send that
Speaker 2: away for your chance. Thousand bucks rich. That is your word, guys,
Speaker 2: go get them money. I'm jim Devin Jacker here as well.
Speaker 3: Yo. Just a lot of people loving you and just
Speaker 3: wanted to make sure.
Speaker 9: You're by the way, I love a talk back that
Speaker 9: starts with Jimmy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So I'm a mother. Uh yeah, Well you guys,
Speaker 2: By the way, you can keep sending in your sugar
Speaker 2: replacement ideas because I'll take them. Somebody send a word
Speaker 2: and I don't even know Stevia Noll or whatever.
Speaker 9: I don't know that one. There's another one. There's that's
Speaker 9: a natural thing that was talked about. No, monk fruit,
Speaker 9: that's it. Monk fruit. I think that's the one that's
Speaker 9: supposedly the best sweet out there.
Speaker 2: I just got to cut back on carbs and sugars,
Speaker 2: that's it. I mean, I got I got some blood
Speaker 2: sugar issues I need to take care of. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: want to make sure I handle it all right? Seven
Speaker 2: seven zero three one. That's how you call us? Text
Speaker 2: us easily at seven seven zero three one. Again, your
Speaker 2: four o'clock keyword is rich Emily the movie girl coming
Speaker 2: up at about twenty minutes or so. All right, Millennials
Speaker 2: are trying to make this cool again? Or no, well,
Speaker 2: let me say this millennials. Millennials are trying to make
Speaker 2: this cool. I would say that if you were caught.
Speaker 2: How can I say this and not give it away?
Speaker 2: Because I mean, the minute I say that word, it's
Speaker 2: gonna be a dead giveaway. Usually pack sack would not
Speaker 2: be caught dead one of these. And now now they're
Speaker 2: becoming the thing. Millennial parents are changing their minds about
Speaker 2: this play pen.
Speaker 9: Oh nooo, the harness, the poos thing that you carry
Speaker 9: the baby back, that you put the baby in.
Speaker 2: What if I told you it was a vehicle, then
Speaker 2: van vans are coming back, baby, really? Yeah, dude, millennials
Speaker 2: love mini vans. Now, remember if you were in a
Speaker 2: mini van that says, I mean you just basically might
Speaker 2: as well just put on a chastity belt.
Speaker 3: No, you were done.
Speaker 7: No, that would be the mini van that the man
Speaker 7: tricked out with great rims and wheels, with a great
Speaker 7: stereo system, with that right arm hanging out like trying
Speaker 7: to get back.
Speaker 2: Is yeah, but that's kind of what the new ones are.
Speaker 2: Everybody's like going crazy about this one by Kia Kia.
Speaker 2: I guess has this one?
Speaker 10: Uh?
Speaker 2: This one mini van, the Carnival, the Kia Carnival. Okay,
Speaker 2: and apparently it is crazy cool fourteen inch screens in
Speaker 2: the back of the headrest so that the people who
Speaker 2: are in the back seats like have a full blown
Speaker 2: like TV screen to watch.
Speaker 3: All right, let's check this out.
Speaker 2: Like cup holders, eighteen cup holders and basically one of
Speaker 2: the moms turned in one. And it's like a.
Speaker 9: Moving living room, they say, And they are loving these things.
Speaker 9: I mean, like, like, listen, I get it. I'm guilty
Speaker 9: of it as well. But do we need more screen tone?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 2: No, no we don't. We don't need more screen time. You're
Speaker 2: right one hundred percent. But I gotta tell you, dude,
Speaker 2: I drive my little pickup, my little pickup truck around
Speaker 2: and I love my little pickup truck, but my pickup
Speaker 2: truck doesn't have like enough storage. My golf bag has
Speaker 2: to always be my back seat, which means, you know,
Speaker 2: there's there's no room for anything else. I don't want
Speaker 2: to put a topper on it, or a bed cover,
Speaker 2: any of that ridiculousness.
Speaker 3: Are you talking about getting a minivan? It this doesn't
Speaker 3: look like a traditional minivan. Oh, then you gotta pull
Speaker 3: your tube socks all the way up when you wear
Speaker 3: them with your sandals. I would absolutely rock a minivan.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna tell you I had, you know, back like crisis,
Speaker 2: but back when the kids were young, we had one,
Speaker 2: and it's a reversements I know. It was the greatest
Speaker 2: thing ever you tried getting kids in and out of
Speaker 2: it like a sedan.
Speaker 3: It sucked.
Speaker 2: And God forbid, you have an suv that only has
Speaker 2: two doors. That thing my wife drives only has two doors.
Speaker 2: You have to work for certain neusula to get in
Speaker 2: the backseat of that damn thing. I'm not joking.
Speaker 3: You know that it has a suicide door on the sideway. Nice.
Speaker 2: The one we had before was a Grand Caravan. It
Speaker 2: was like a Dodge thing and both of the sides
Speaker 2: would open up like that automatic door, so the whole
Speaker 2: became like an open air living room. You know, Oh
Speaker 2: my god, pulling around kids, you know, you rarely need
Speaker 2: it for more than two people.
Speaker 7: Young people are gonna ask if the sir, would you
Speaker 7: like us to take your car back?
Speaker 3: It's money, It says, what are you doing? What are
Speaker 3: you doing with your life?
Speaker 2: This to over station wagons like and people are like, oh,
Speaker 2: what's the mom cards a soccer mom car. Now that
Speaker 2: millennials are getting into that world where their kids are like,
Speaker 2: you know, they're having kids now like our boy Ross
Speaker 2: and they are mini van crazy's.
Speaker 3: Ah, you're not a millennial and you're not having kids.
Speaker 3: Here's here's the these things are dope though.
Speaker 18: Jack.
Speaker 7: Look at him, man, look look at the transformation. We've
Speaker 7: got Jack over there.
Speaker 2: You don't got a stereo, can get one of those things.
Speaker 7: Truck like me slowly but surely turning into a cowboy.
Speaker 14: Let's go.
Speaker 3: We've got one pop.
Speaker 7: Hoop over here with his you know, ice cold Lacroix
Speaker 7: and his mini van with his tube socks pulled all.
Speaker 3: The way up. I'm not sure what kind of sweeteners.
Speaker 2: Guy says here, because one millennial mom confessed quote, I
Speaker 2: never in a million years thought that this would come
Speaker 2: out of my mouth, but I'm really starting to romanticize
Speaker 2: about having a mini van, Like having all that space
Speaker 2: and all it did. It's so much easier that life
Speaker 2: is easier in a minivan. I look, and the lady's
Speaker 2: saying this, like has a pathfinder right now, like she
Speaker 2: has an SUV. The theory, you know, you look at it, like, well,
Speaker 2: there's plenty of room in this thing. Man, At a minivan,
Speaker 2: you can walk around.
Speaker 3: It's like an RV. All you need is more space.
Speaker 2: To oh yeah, that thing filled up with Look I
Speaker 2: would I would get a minivan and it would actually
Speaker 2: wind up having less room than my truck. Has now
Speaker 2: even in my golf bag. I got a buddy that
Speaker 2: drives one. Like up in p Town. I got a
Speaker 2: buddy he's like, and he's a cool guy, Like you're
Speaker 2: a cool guy, and he drives. He calls it the
Speaker 2: Silver Bullet. He drives an old Dodge minivan and loves it, dude,
Speaker 2: because he's had so much room for all of his
Speaker 2: junk and stuff he wants to carry around.
Speaker 7: Well, somebody just texted us seven seven zero three one
Speaker 7: and rented a minivan for a road trip and it
Speaker 7: was life changing.
Speaker 3: Legit, next two cars bought. We're vans, no, dude, it
Speaker 3: says right here.
Speaker 2: And they're four thousand dollars cheaper than an suv that
Speaker 2: is kind of equally tricked out, four grand cheaper.
Speaker 3: One of the as a team.
Speaker 9: Before I could drive, one of the cars I always
Speaker 9: wanted was like a full sized van you would convert.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, my brother in law did that at the time,
Speaker 9: and I'd watch him. I mean, like a sprinter van
Speaker 9: kind of thing. Right, Well, this was full size at
Speaker 9: the time. We're talking the seventies. Oh yeah, right yeah.
Speaker 9: But I was driving a sprinter van over the weekend
Speaker 9: and I was like, you could. This would be handy.
Speaker 3: You could turn it into a mini house.
Speaker 7: Well, who was the guy in to that that used
Speaker 7: to do the conversion vans.
Speaker 3: I want to sell you a van, dude.
Speaker 2: What I used to rep for Thurstons back in the
Speaker 2: day for people who've been listening for a short period
Speaker 2: of time whatever. Your first clients was a used car
Speaker 2: dealer over in Maitland as Thurston Juice Cars, and part
Speaker 2: of our hookup was we would get a new car
Speaker 2: like every once in a while and we just drive
Speaker 2: it around. I didn't own a vehicle for like four years.
Speaker 2: I just basically drove what they had for a couple
Speaker 2: of weeks. I'd take it back. Well, one of the
Speaker 2: weeks I got one of those like tricked out Chevy vans,
Speaker 2: but it was a modern one with all of the stuff.
Speaker 2: It just so happened. That was two thousand and four
Speaker 2: when the hurricanes rolled through and we slept in that van.
Speaker 2: Oh and it was way comfortable, no problem, big tv ac.
Speaker 2: I think it even had a little fringe the whole
Speaker 2: nine yards.
Speaker 3: I was I'm like you Jack. As a kid, I
Speaker 3: was like, oh, I would love a van with the seats.
Speaker 2: In the bag and you push a button, Depp in
Speaker 2: the backseat turns into a bed. Because at the time
Speaker 2: you're so I'm still living at home. It was like
Speaker 2: a rolling clubhouse exactly exactly. You had to place to
Speaker 2: hang out. So the average transaction for a minivan in
Speaker 2: June of twenty twenty six, just this past a month
Speaker 2: was forty eight nine oh eight. That's less than the
Speaker 2: average for a car, which is forty nine seven fifty eight.
Speaker 2: So even I know it's only a couple hundred bucks,
Speaker 2: they're actually cheaper than an average vehicle, like a a
Speaker 2: Sedan eighty thousand dollars for full sized sub right now,
Speaker 2: it's literally almost half the price.
Speaker 7: So you're talking yourself into it, kind of like that
Speaker 7: pepsi are now drinking.
Speaker 2: I don't know, dude, but I'm gonna tell you know,
Speaker 2: I don't know, man. Would you would you be upset
Speaker 2: if I had a minivan?
Speaker 6: Buddy?
Speaker 9: Well, it's just I don't know if I'm more upset
Speaker 9: than you're drinking pepsi or that you're thinking about a minivan.
Speaker 2: I could wrap it with show stuff and Russ has
Speaker 2: done that for years.
Speaker 3: I don't think. I don't.
Speaker 7: Let's just speat it this way, you will never be
Speaker 7: able to look at Jack's car and tell him that
Speaker 7: he drives a dad car. Now, when you're rolling up
Speaker 7: in a mini van.
Speaker 3: This is hard for me to say.
Speaker 2: But you're cooler than that, This is easy for me
Speaker 2: to say. Now, all right, four oh seven, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: tell you.
Speaker 14: That you can do it.
Speaker 3: You don't need that.
Speaker 9: What do you all you have to do is really
Speaker 9: transport golf clubs. Really, that's it, right?
Speaker 23: No?
Speaker 2: I mean what else when we had I can't We
Speaker 2: can never take my vehicle because I only have the
Speaker 2: little Doodoo pickup truck. And if we have more than
Speaker 2: like two, three or four people, which we have because
Speaker 2: they've got like fifteen thousand kids. And when we do
Speaker 2: something together, you know, we'd only take one cars, like
Speaker 2: fifteen cars.
Speaker 3: Telling you, dude, telling you, dude, why don't you just
Speaker 3: get an old school station Wagon? Oh god, oh.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, they'd get a Volvo, an old Volvo. I
Speaker 9: think they still make station Wagon.
Speaker 2: Seven forty, the turbo one from back in the day
Speaker 2: there was a ball or right like suber.
Speaker 9: Ue, that's kind of a wagon, doesn't mean it does.
Speaker 2: I immediately to buy mountains shoos and cut my hair
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Speaker 3: Jimmy, sir, you can do this.
Speaker 15: Man.
Speaker 24: That soda is junk broa, no good. Just think every
Speaker 24: twelve ounce can is at least the equivalent of twelve
Speaker 24: teaspoons of raw sugar. You can kick it, man, Get
Speaker 24: off that crap. And sister dab oh, sorry to hear
Speaker 24: you had the in flight turbulence from your fast food.
Speaker 5: The other have a show you guys.
Speaker 3: Got heard that one. Jimmy, you're trying to mark around
Speaker 3: the sugars. You know, sugar gets you going, gets you
Speaker 3: hopped up. I mean we've met before.
Speaker 25: Just do the do the cocaine. Okay, cocaine, we did
Speaker 25: it before together, remember that. No, just uh it makes
Speaker 25: it happen. So I just you know, just you don't
Speaker 25: do a lot of it.
Speaker 3: A little bit to jim that all right, No talk
Speaker 3: with you, buddy, part.
Speaker 2: Your fourth like you were just rich r I c H.
Speaker 2: Go to a real radio dot FM and send that
Speaker 2: away from your chance at one thousand dollars. Welcome back on, Jim,
Speaker 2: there's dead Bello. Emily the movie girl.
Speaker 5: Her name is Emily. She likes movies. She's a girl.
Speaker 1: It's time for Emily the movie girl on the Jim
Speaker 1: Colbert Show, the Movie Guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the way you can see Emily on our feet
Speaker 2: on YouTube if you want to do that. Jim Colbert
Speaker 2: Live dot com or Real Radio dot FM, slash and watch.
Speaker 2: How are you doing, young lady?
Speaker 26: I am amazing, Jim.
Speaker 3: How are you doing great?
Speaker 2: You look amazing today. I gotta tell you your whole
Speaker 2: your whole setup is unreal today, like everything matches perfectly,
Speaker 2: your skin color is shown case. You look amazing today.
Speaker 15: Is that that to say?
Speaker 5: No, not at all.
Speaker 26: Thank you all. Take the compliment. And also it's because
Speaker 26: I'm recording my first podcast episode late today. Yes, yes,
Speaker 26: so I'm gonna plug it.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 26: It's called the Cinema Social Collective. Follow us everywhere and
Speaker 26: I'm very very excited.
Speaker 2: Sound very nice.
Speaker 23: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, Emily drops by every Monday around this time to
Speaker 2: kind of review some movies.
Speaker 3: Go over. Obviously, last week Odyssey was this was the
Speaker 3: talk of the week. It still is.
Speaker 2: I mean, it still did great. Another eighty seven million
Speaker 2: dollars this weekend for the audis.
Speaker 26: I don't know if you look at the numbers for
Speaker 26: that graz.
Speaker 2: That's his biggest second weekend ever, I believe for Christopher Nolan. Wow,
Speaker 2: which is wild. You would think Batman would have done
Speaker 2: that well. But that's what I read this morning. Eighty
Speaker 2: four point seven million dollars on the second weekend.
Speaker 26: With Batman rated ar No, the Batman, yes, radedar.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think so?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 26: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And uh so I didn't see any didn't see anything
Speaker 2: else this week? Oh my god, I did. Can we
Speaker 2: start it off with a complete dud? Yes, this is
Speaker 2: going to absolutely crush your soul. I'm sure, But don't
Speaker 2: go see seventy two hours with Kevin Hart and Cam Patterson,
Speaker 2: who's a local.
Speaker 3: He's in the movie.
Speaker 26: Was wait, this is an actual movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's called seventy two hours?
Speaker 26: Was it seventy two hours long? Did I feel like
Speaker 26: it was hour?
Speaker 2: I felt like seventy two? Stabs to my face?
Speaker 26: Oh no, it was pretty bad.
Speaker 27: Oh.
Speaker 2: Kevin Hart is a marketing guy. He's got a land
Speaker 2: to big client, and he's got to do it in
Speaker 2: seventy two hours, and he's got to learn how the
Speaker 2: youth work in today's society. So he hooks up with
Speaker 2: an old body of his, but they're all twenty years
Speaker 2: younger than him, and they go to Miami a party
Speaker 2: so that he can take notes on what young people
Speaker 2: like so he can go land this client. And Cam Patterson,
Speaker 2: which is a local Orlando comic who made it onto
Speaker 2: SNL who's an SNL cast member. He's also in the
Speaker 2: movie as well.
Speaker 10: And the.
Speaker 2: Hispanic guy that's blowing up from SNL right now, Marcello. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he's like the second guy in.
Speaker 3: The movie, and he's he's really good.
Speaker 2: He's fun in the Wells Fargo commercial.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, but the movie is terrible. Dang.
Speaker 26: Okay, well I'll skip it. Ye, I'll save myself some
Speaker 26: brain cells.
Speaker 2: So what do you have first this week?
Speaker 26: Well, I'm also about to save you some brain cells
Speaker 26: because the first movie I'm going to talk about was
Speaker 26: one of the worst movies I've seen so far this year.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 26: It's called Her Private.
Speaker 2: Hell, Her Private Hell, yep, and was just for my wife.
Speaker 26: No, this really was My Private Hell. Though it was
Speaker 26: just a bad showing all around. But the director it's
Speaker 26: by Nicholas Windy Refin, and I was like, he sounds
Speaker 26: really familiar. So I looked up and he has done it.
Speaker 26: He did Drive I want to say that was in
Speaker 26: twenty ten or twenty eleven.
Speaker 3: That was a really good.
Speaker 26: Movie though it was, it was, And then I think
Speaker 26: it was like twenty sixteen he did The Neon Demon,
Speaker 26: which also, I mean is kind of a cult classic.
Speaker 26: So knowing that I went into it other than knowing
Speaker 26: who the director was, and then I knew Sophie Thatcher
Speaker 26: was in it. That was all and based off the trailers,
Speaker 26: you don't really know. I don't really understand what it's about.
Speaker 2: But that's kind of the cool new thing, isn't it. Right,
Speaker 2: Like a lot of these studies are making these movies
Speaker 2: for like a few million bucks or whatever. That's the thing.
Speaker 2: We just talked about this with Obsession a couple of
Speaker 2: weeks ago. You're like, you don't really know anybody in
Speaker 2: the cast.
Speaker 26: No, this well, Sophie Thatcher is a big scream queen.
Speaker 2: No, I understand that. What I'm saying, is it?
Speaker 3: That's it?
Speaker 28: Oh?
Speaker 26: No, there was. Charles Milton is in it as well,
Speaker 26: and someone that I was like, why what is he
Speaker 26: doing here? Was And the thing is he's only in
Speaker 26: the movie for like two minutes. Is de Gray skot oh, yeah,
Speaker 26: which is a deep cup for me. But ever After
Speaker 26: it was one of my favorite movies and he's the
Speaker 26: prince in that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I was.
Speaker 26: Like, oh my gosh, it's Prince Henry from ever After
Speaker 26: and then he leaves like two minutes into the movie. Henry,
Speaker 26: come back, Please come back. But I wish I could
Speaker 26: tell you what it was about. Uh, I don't think
Speaker 26: they knew what it was about.
Speaker 2: It's is it a horror movie?
Speaker 26: No, but it's also rated are I literally, I'm not
Speaker 26: kidding you. I wrote this down in real time. I said,
Speaker 26: it's a seventy space lesbian porno fever dream.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm in. Then we're gonna get Diggs.
Speaker 26: So like, esthetically, yeah, I gave this two stars. I'll
Speaker 26: just say that off the bat, I gave it one
Speaker 26: star because I loved the cinematography and the lighting, and
Speaker 26: I really enjoyed the score. Everything else beyond that.
Speaker 2: Trash, trash dialogue, acting, trash, everything trash.
Speaker 26: I don't want to fault the actors too much. I
Speaker 26: think it was just the story, the lack of story.
Speaker 26: It's this sort of it follows Sophie Thatcher and honestly,
Speaker 26: you don't know. She's a human or whatever or weird
Speaker 26: space girl.
Speaker 3: Don't know.
Speaker 2: But we've seen that work before, right, We've seen this
Speaker 2: work in a major movie, Bogonia. Yes, Yeah, we've seen
Speaker 2: this happen before. Like they've taken a major star and
Speaker 2: turned that idea into a really cool, interesting movie where
Speaker 2: you didn't really know until the very end.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 26: I did really love Bogonia. That was one of my
Speaker 26: spirits last year. But that wasn't the point of this movie.
Speaker 26: That The point is, you don't there was nothing grounded,
Speaker 26: and I don't know who these characters are.
Speaker 6: I don't.
Speaker 26: I also don't mind when a story kind of drops
Speaker 26: you in the middle of things and then you kind
Speaker 26: of figure it out as you go. But there was
Speaker 26: no resolution, I think. But there's Gray Scott kind of
Speaker 26: plays I think his name is like Henry something, which
Speaker 26: is kind of funny that that you know he played
Speaker 26: a Henry. But everybody, it's all these other women in
Speaker 26: this like weird space man with him, and everybody calls
Speaker 26: him daddy, and it's like, okay, well is he your
Speaker 26: actual dad? It's just the weird Is this a weird
Speaker 26: trafficking situation? I don't know. And there's this lore of this.
Speaker 26: I think they call him the leather Man, of this
Speaker 26: leather man that praise on young women and murders them.
Speaker 26: And the only way you can kill this leather man
Speaker 26: is if you cut off his hands where he has
Speaker 26: these crazy gloves on. And really that's kind of it's
Speaker 26: the only bit of story we get.
Speaker 3: Was this release?
Speaker 2: Was this a theater release?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 5: Wow?
Speaker 3: Really?
Speaker 26: Yes?
Speaker 2: What's the rotten tomatoes on this movie?
Speaker 3: Jack?
Speaker 9: And I'm looking it's got four point nine out of
Speaker 9: ten on IMDb rate.
Speaker 26: Okay, that's shocking to me because, yeah, a bill splat.
Speaker 26: And it's such a shame because I think, for the
Speaker 26: most part, I enjoy what I've seen otherwise from that director.
Speaker 26: And again on paper, I was like, this is going
Speaker 26: to be fun, but it was not good.
Speaker 2: It was not was the private hell the home and
Speaker 2: that that being in that scenario, was that the whole
Speaker 2: idea of the story was supposed to be around one
Speaker 2: of the girls that's in the in that home or something.
Speaker 26: It follows Sophie Thatcher, who's kind of one of the
Speaker 26: girls in this home, and everything is really cryptid after that.
Speaker 26: It does kind of have this this big flashback scene
Speaker 26: where I thought the reveal was going to be that
Speaker 26: this gentleman that you're following is the leather man. No, no,
Speaker 26: it's not. Else It was so odd to me.
Speaker 3: All right, Yeah, so.
Speaker 2: My private hell is a no go.
Speaker 3: Her private hell is a no go, her private hell.
Speaker 26: That was my hell. I say, I saved you the time.
Speaker 3: Well, I appreciate that very much. Well, I bean.
Speaker 2: The thing is, that's something my wife would just kind
Speaker 2: of tune into and watch because it looks okay from this,
Speaker 2: you know, from the from the thing, you know, from
Speaker 2: the trailer and stuff.
Speaker 3: Which is in the theater or Netflix.
Speaker 26: This was in the theaters.
Speaker 8: Okay, yeah, stud you got to see it.
Speaker 26: Yeah, I spent my own evening to go see it.
Speaker 2: And you're own money. That'll be in your textion.
Speaker 26: Well it was well, I had my INCA a list
Speaker 26: so pro math, pro math. It was free, but I
Speaker 26: still used one of my reservations. I had gone to
Speaker 26: see the odisty again what you did already?
Speaker 5: I did.
Speaker 26: Yes, I did see that a second time in IMAX
Speaker 26: again with my with with my family. I know, you
Speaker 26: see you haven't seen it yet, so I'm really interested
Speaker 26: on hearing your perspective on things when you two see it, I'm.
Speaker 2: Dine to see We're all going to see it this weekend.
Speaker 2: Actually playing to see it this weekend. But the problem
Speaker 2: was is my wife's friend had a her stepdad got
Speaker 2: sick and had to go to the hospital. She was
Speaker 2: there for her, so we didn't get to see it
Speaker 2: the day we wanted to see it. So we'll go
Speaker 2: to see it this weekend for sure. But I definitely
Speaker 2: we'll see it this weekend.
Speaker 26: It's not going anywhere yeh, yeah, it's going anywhere else.
Speaker 11: Yes.
Speaker 26: Okay, So the second thing I watched this weekend and
Speaker 26: I'm really excited to talk with you about it. I
Speaker 26: know you didn't see the pro Shop, but you have
Speaker 26: seen this musical is the Hades Town Music called. Yes.
Speaker 26: I have really been looking forward to this pro Shop
Speaker 26: for a while. There has been this really interesting surgeons
Speaker 26: or resurgeons with these musical pro shots making their way
Speaker 26: to theaters for a limited amount of time.
Speaker 2: Can I ask you to really take a quick second
Speaker 2: and explain what pro shot means so that people understand
Speaker 2: what that means.
Speaker 26: Yeah, of course. So a pro shot is when a
Speaker 26: typically it's a Broadway musical sometimes it's west End, like
Speaker 26: for instance, this was technically filmed in the West End.
Speaker 26: Is shot kind of like a movie, right with multiple
Speaker 26: camera shots.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 26: Yeah, it's a multiicam professional pro shop, professionally shot production
Speaker 26: live of the stage show. So this pro shot was
Speaker 26: filmed over two days last year when they were it
Speaker 26: was all of the all or most of the original cast.
Speaker 26: I think maybe some of the ensemble members were a
Speaker 26: little different. But the original core members of the original
Speaker 26: Broadway cast went to west End for a short I
Speaker 26: think it was maybe two or three months, and then
Speaker 26: they did this pro shot for two days. There's also
Speaker 26: been this uptick in pro shots because west End has
Speaker 26: different Union roles than Broadway does. That's why it's way
Speaker 26: more difficult for pro shots on Broadway to get done. However,
Speaker 26: I'm really happy that this happened, that all the stars
Speaker 26: aligned to make this work. Another fun tidbit and I
Speaker 26: went with a few people that hadn't seen the show before,
Speaker 26: is that Patrick Page who plays Hades in He was
Speaker 26: the original Hades and he was a Hades in the
Speaker 26: pro shot. He tore his achilles tendon less than two
Speaker 26: weeks before the pro shot happened. They were in rehearsals
Speaker 26: and he tore his achilles. You can't and he was like,
Speaker 26: I'm not missing this, Yeah, what do you do? They
Speaker 26: had a special casing, like a custom casing around his
Speaker 26: own cast that was black and meshed with his outfit,
Speaker 26: and then he had a cane and he modified what
Speaker 26: he needed to on the stage. Yeah, but it actually really.
Speaker 3: Worked well with his character.
Speaker 26: It didn't deter from the show in any way in
Speaker 26: my opinion, And truly, I think that's just an example
Speaker 26: of the testament to you know, the show must go
Speaker 26: on right, because he could have verily eat very easily
Speaker 26: been like I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Guys, and I'm gonna tell you something else about the
Speaker 2: pro shots. It's interesting because the pro shots do not
Speaker 2: get enough credit and and for people who are thinking, oh,
Speaker 2: it's just watching a play on TV, it is far
Speaker 2: from that. And if you want to get an idea
Speaker 2: of what it's like, is like some really big bands
Speaker 2: will actually pay for a pro shot for a giant
Speaker 2: show they have, And you can go and search, you know,
Speaker 2: your favorite band and do and just type in pro
Speaker 2: shot and it'll show you if they've ever done a
Speaker 2: show where they've had it pro shot before, and it
Speaker 2: is a completely different experience than watching any footage from
Speaker 2: any big concert, and usually only the biggest fans do
Speaker 2: it because it's expensive to do. But those those particular shows,
Speaker 2: when you find them on YouTube, are a real like
Speaker 2: treat because it's amazing. The sound is perfect, everything looks great.
Speaker 2: It's edited down perfectly by pros, so it feels like
Speaker 2: you're watching a movie of your favorite concert, which is
Speaker 2: what I see with the pro shots with the Broadway shows.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 26: Actually that's a perfect example, because I think the one
Speaker 26: that most people have probably seen as of late is
Speaker 26: Taylor Swift's The Aras Tour. Yes, that that is considered
Speaker 26: a pro shot. It's a filmed concert, so it's the
Speaker 26: same thing but for a stage show, and there were
Speaker 26: some really interesting cinematography things. I've seen the show live twice.
Speaker 26: I had the amazing privilege to see the original cast
Speaker 26: in twenty nineteen, it was shortly after they won all
Speaker 26: their Tonies, and then I saw the tour. I think
Speaker 26: it was about three years ago when it came through
Speaker 26: or here in Orlando. Yeah, amazing, exactly. I've loved it
Speaker 26: every time, and this I loved just as much. Just
Speaker 26: in a different way.
Speaker 23: It gives.
Speaker 26: It gives a different perspective because you really felt like
Speaker 26: you were on stage with them.
Speaker 2: Did you see Haiti Sam when it came in, Jack, Yeah, Yeah, I've.
Speaker 3: Seen it twice at Doctor Phillips.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Which one did you see? The one that was just
Speaker 9: a couple of years back, the racent one, and then
Speaker 9: the one night you went to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and when I came in, that kind of thought
Speaker 2: the same thing, because I do have interesting taste in
Speaker 2: certain things, right, And you didn't think I like it.
Speaker 2: It was one of my favorite shows of that entire year. Actually,
Speaker 2: it was amazing. I thought it was amazing. The writing
Speaker 2: was great, the music is unbelievable, and the characters that
Speaker 2: played the characters for that particular cast nailed it. I
Speaker 2: mean they nailed it. It was so good, so vibe
Speaker 2: it was great.
Speaker 26: I love it. It's such a great ensemble piece. Yeah,
Speaker 26: and it's one of those I mean, I'm a musical
Speaker 26: theater person. I got my degree in musical theater. It's
Speaker 26: what I do for a living. So I definitely may
Speaker 26: be a bit biased, but Hyadestown is one of those
Speaker 26: shows that makes you realize why you love theater, right,
Speaker 26: so I think it's also a great introductory piece for
Speaker 26: anyone that hasn't seen a musical. So if you haven't
Speaker 26: seen a musical, pro shot. Actually, so it's it's only
Speaker 26: in theaters I think through today, but it's available for
Speaker 26: pre order on Apple TV, so you can watch it
Speaker 26: from home eventually when it comes out, but you can
Speaker 26: pre order it. I highly suggest you do. So I'm
Speaker 26: going to be buying it because I want to just
Speaker 26: have that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right on, that's awesome. Yeah, yeah, so I'll check
Speaker 2: that out. Haiti's Town and.
Speaker 26: I gave it five stars.
Speaker 2: You're giving five stars everything now now three things, three Obsession,
Speaker 2: the Odyssey, and and Haities. And by the way, just
Speaker 2: before you came in, we had a talk back that
Speaker 2: said that they took our recommendation and saw Obsession and
Speaker 2: thought it was one of the best movies they've seen. So,
Speaker 2: I mean, it's a really really good movie. I'm that
Speaker 2: ending I'll never get I mean, I may watch that
Speaker 2: movie again just because the ending was so good.
Speaker 26: I love it so much. This is just a little
Speaker 26: old ted bet So. Because this is like an indie film,
Speaker 26: all of a lot of the costumes and such. They
Speaker 26: were easily they were either thrifted or easily able to
Speaker 26: find online, so I was able to find after a
Speaker 26: hefty re stock the screen accurate top and her shorts
Speaker 26: that Nicky wears in the party scene. So I'm gonna
Speaker 26: wear that for a That's cool, I'm gonna wear it.
Speaker 26: I've decided i want an Obsession themed birthday party this year.
Speaker 26: I'm gonna where that. I'm listening. Give me those like
Speaker 26: chocolate pretzel rods, one wish willows. Okay, I've got it. Okay,
Speaker 26: I'm very listen. This is my Sinners this year, so
Speaker 26: I'm just gonna ride this high.
Speaker 2: You're writing this kind of what it is, right, It
Speaker 2: is kind of like that.
Speaker 15: It is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, every year has that one breakout horror movie, and
Speaker 2: this is that. This is Sinners. You're that's a complete nail.
Speaker 26: Oh yeah, well, and I think Sinners just surprised me
Speaker 26: so much. I'm not a horror person, but it's just
Speaker 26: what defied the genre. And then Obsession of course, very
Speaker 26: different movie from Sinners, but again it defied that genre
Speaker 26: for me. And I think anything that surprises me and
Speaker 26: makes me enjoy something I wouldn't typically enjoy automatic one
Speaker 26: for me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they change the ending of horror movies all together
Speaker 2: with that Obsession movie, because I mean, you just don't
Speaker 2: see that coming. You forget, and they foreshadow it a
Speaker 2: little bit, but you don't really think about it because
Speaker 2: so many other things in the movie are going on.
Speaker 2: Then when that instant moment happens and you go oh oh,
Speaker 2: and then it goes to black, You're like, oh, they
Speaker 2: got me. I had no idea that was coming. But
Speaker 2: it's perfect. Man, It's it's such a great flip. Man,
Speaker 2: it is so good. What do you have coming up
Speaker 2: first next week?
Speaker 26: So next week I'm going to talk about Spider Man
Speaker 26: brand new Day. I'm very excited. And then I also
Speaker 26: again want to plug that I have a podcast coming out.
Speaker 26: It's coming out August fourth. It's called Cinema Social Collective.
Speaker 26: I'm literally going straight from here to record my first episode.
Speaker 26: I'm very excited for you guys to hear it. It's
Speaker 26: gonna be a lot of fun, very good.
Speaker 2: Anything out there in the streaming world that you could like,
Speaker 2: you know that you're watching you're paying attention to.
Speaker 3: No, no, nothing down.
Speaker 26: There, Nope, Nope. I was. I was busy this weekend
Speaker 26: with those two and I saw Odyssey, Yeah, very good.
Speaker 2: What's the what is the next big movie? I mean,
Speaker 2: I know that usually they have big summer blockbusters, but
Speaker 2: usually around Christmas they'll have something that's coming out. Is
Speaker 2: there anticipated flick? We're waiting on Spider Man? Spider Man's
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 26: That's probably the next big one. And then the other
Speaker 26: really really big ones this year is Dune Part three
Speaker 26: and Doomsday really yeah, and that's not until December.
Speaker 2: And then I'm gossling. I think announced today that he
Speaker 2: is going to be the part of Marvel. Yeah, part
Speaker 2: of Marvel he's doing He's going to be ghost writer.
Speaker 3: Yeah or something.
Speaker 26: I think the lore has been going on for that
Speaker 26: for years. There's this one interviewer has been like, so
Speaker 26: what are you going to do it? And I think
Speaker 26: he may be caught on a little too early, and
Speaker 26: so any anytime you go back and look look at
Speaker 26: those interviews, now he's like that next question, yeah, yeah, But.
Speaker 2: I guess he that's his favorite Marvel Marvel character and
Speaker 2: he's wanted to do it for a while. He actually
Speaker 2: said this has kind of been been talked about for
Speaker 2: many years now, but I guess now's the opportunity to
Speaker 2: do it. Look, they've milked every other Marvel character as
Speaker 2: much as they possibly can. They might they might as
Speaker 2: well roll out the B sides. And he's never been bigger. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you know me, I think he's the best actor we
Speaker 2: have gone right now. I think he's the most electric
Speaker 2: actor we have going right now.
Speaker 26: I think so too. And he's a fantastic producer.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, Well, one last paceure where we get out
Speaker 2: here because I heard this today? Are you a who is?
Speaker 2: I want to say her first name is Laura and
Speaker 2: I can never remember her last name, but she's in
Speaker 2: the American horror series.
Speaker 26: Hmmm, Laura.
Speaker 2: I know I have this wrong, and they call but
Speaker 2: they called her our best female American actor right now.
Speaker 2: Oh and it's you know exactly who it is, God dog,
Speaker 2: She's she's the she's one in all the American horror
Speaker 2: movies shows, American Horror story. Jack is about to have
Speaker 2: it right now in five seconds for us.
Speaker 9: No, I'm not going to have it because I'm betting
Speaker 9: her name is not Laura.
Speaker 26: My first thought was Laura Derne, but she's not in
Speaker 26: that series.
Speaker 2: I think I have it wrong that Sarah Paul Sarah Paulson,
Speaker 2: Laura Sarah exactly what I said, Sarah Paulson.
Speaker 3: No, yeah, yeah, they said that Sarah.
Speaker 2: That's close for yeah, yeah that was CLO said that
Speaker 2: Sarah Paulson was our best actress alive.
Speaker 3: Right now, you agree with that?
Speaker 26: I think it's subjective.
Speaker 3: Who do you like out there?
Speaker 2: I mean, who like when you see that, when you
Speaker 2: see a name attached to a movie, Who do you like?
Speaker 2: What do you pay attention to?
Speaker 26: I'm you usually going to say whatever I'm hyper fixating on,
Speaker 26: so I'll say right now. And Hathway And Hathway, she
Speaker 26: nailed her role in Odyssey, and that's who immediately comes
Speaker 26: to mind.
Speaker 2: How about directors?
Speaker 3: Do you watch?
Speaker 10: Like?
Speaker 2: I'm a Cohen Brothers freak and a Wes Anderson freak.
Speaker 2: I love both of those guys so pretty much anything
Speaker 2: they make I'll go watch, even if I hear the
Speaker 2: reviews are bad, like You're Life aquatic kind of movie
Speaker 2: that didn't hit quite hard for those guys, But I
Speaker 2: will go see anything by those makers.
Speaker 26: I'd say, more recently, Garmel del Toro, and I also
Speaker 26: really enjoy Wes Anderson. Even if I don't like all
Speaker 26: of their movies, I at least appreciate the production value,
Speaker 26: so I know I'm gonna have a good time when
Speaker 26: I go to see any of their movies.
Speaker 2: I almost dare myself with Wes Anderson movies because they're
Speaker 2: so quirky. You almost have to kind of shift into
Speaker 2: a different gear to watch the movies because you never
Speaker 2: because nobody ever's there's no high or low, but he
Speaker 2: manages to make it in the medium, and most of
Speaker 2: them feature your favorite comedic actor at Norton Junior. Well, Emily,
Speaker 2: always good seeing you. One more plug for your podcast.
Speaker 26: Yes, cinema social collective. You can follow us on Instagram,
Speaker 26: TikTok if you're old school in want Gmail. It's in
Speaker 26: a social collective at gmail dot com. But it'll be
Speaker 26: launching August fourth. That'll be a first episode.
Speaker 3: Do we have topics for the first episode.
Speaker 26: It's gonna be an intro episode, so kind of they
Speaker 26: get to know me with me and then my co
Speaker 26: host Jordan.
Speaker 2: Very nice. Well, good luck with that. We wish you
Speaker 2: the basis of course, you can plug it anytime you
Speaker 2: want and you guys give it up. Good line for
Speaker 2: Emily the movie girl say out there, I will all
Speaker 2: right four one text to seven seven zero three one
Speaker 2: back in one second more than Jim Colberg shows Stay put.
Speaker 4: Hey, guys, is Deputy Scott Jimmy. I roll in a
Speaker 4: mini all day every day. As soon as I pay
Speaker 4: this one off, I'm gonna go out and buy that
Speaker 4: exact one.
Speaker 3: You're talking about.
Speaker 11: Man.
Speaker 4: There ain't nothing like rolling around in a mini. It's
Speaker 4: great for tailgating, great for going to all day's great
Speaker 4: for everything. I love rolling around on my mini. Hey,
Speaker 4: if you put the middle seats down, you got the
Speaker 4: back seat.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. I do know what you're saying.
Speaker 2: I have a great day, all right.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 28: If you want to increase the sales minivan, you either
Speaker 28: a day to make it all electric. It's not you're
Speaker 28: pretty neat to use, or hell cat engine in it.
Speaker 28: Make the dads go wild, prob.
Speaker 27: When the Cobra cru beatogs your friend, the neighborhood funeral
Speaker 27: director here somebody.
Speaker 15: So.
Speaker 27: For the longest time, the funeral homes and funeral service
Speaker 27: providers always used bigger ton of box vans for the
Speaker 27: use of transport. Now almost every funeral home around has
Speaker 27: moved to the minivan for their removals. I was always
Speaker 27: against some until we got one. I'm a millennial myself,
Speaker 27: and I'm a big fan of a minivan. Hi, guys,
Speaker 27: have a good one.
Speaker 2: For body, and I gotta tell you it is very enticing,
Speaker 2: very enticing, Deborah, Maybe for you, I'm gonna drop it
Speaker 2: like two inches, put some low pros on it, some
Speaker 2: nice wheels stereo system.
Speaker 9: What does it say about us now that the three
Speaker 9: of us dead would be the lea slightly could be
Speaker 9: caught in the minivan?
Speaker 2: Oh man, if look if I get into the thing,
Speaker 2: you bride.
Speaker 3: You ride, you ride?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, I'd work you rather than that sliding door.
Speaker 2: All right, Welcome back to the Jim colbra Show, Real
Speaker 2: Radio four point one.
Speaker 3: Actually the EV point was good.
Speaker 9: I see them that the bus, the the VW bus,
Speaker 9: kind of new EV bus that could be.
Speaker 2: I've not seen an EV minivan though. Is beat up
Speaker 2: the only one that has one? Well, I don't know,
Speaker 2: Actually I did not know.
Speaker 3: I know they do. That's what they're using for the
Speaker 3: scout system in Seminole Counties.
Speaker 2: Goat they knew U. Yeah. The Kia one that they're
Speaker 2: talking about is a hybrid. I guess the electric and
Speaker 2: hybrid lineup part of a revolution. Did you just snore? No,
Speaker 2: depths trying to keep yourself from laughing because I'm trying
Speaker 2: to make minivans sound cool and she thinks it can't
Speaker 2: sound cool.
Speaker 7: No, just I think how many times you've said to Jack,
Speaker 7: you know your dad car?
Speaker 2: Yeah, people are now asking me what model I'm getting there?
Speaker 2: But I would get one on a second. I need
Speaker 2: to pick up truck, though, But I would, I would,
Speaker 2: I would have no problem. Yeah, I do a little bit.
Speaker 3: You challenged me, You said, why do I need to
Speaker 3: pick up? You need to pick up?
Speaker 2: I got a bunch of properties going to keep up
Speaker 2: and stuff. I need it for hauling stuff and pulling
Speaker 2: trailers and whatnot.
Speaker 3: As were listening and justified buying him any, justify buying
Speaker 3: justify needing a truck? Yeah, exactly, are you crazy? Get
Speaker 3: out of here.
Speaker 9: All you have to do is louve your golf clubs.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, plenty of stuff around that thing, other
Speaker 3: people's other.
Speaker 2: People's golf clubs all this time.
Speaker 3: How do you do that without a tailgate? You pray?
Speaker 2: I got a strap. I run through the little handle
Speaker 2: there so I didn't fly out, And I did it
Speaker 2: with my son and my son Still. All he did
Speaker 2: was looking behind us to make sure's clubs were. I said,
Speaker 2: I've never lost any things up this one road.
Speaker 7: You know it's Jimmy Still out of all the white pickups,
Speaker 7: you're like got a tailgate?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think that's Cot up there.
Speaker 2: Oh, by the way, I wanted to mention this. I
Speaker 2: forgot to mention it to Emily when she was here.
Speaker 2: Did you guys hear the story about X and Odyssey?
Speaker 3: Oh? Yeah, how crazy is that? Jack?
Speaker 2: Jack didn't hear it?
Speaker 3: Did you? I heard it on the news jacking today.
Speaker 9: It was really about two and a half hours someone
Speaker 9: released the movie yeah today it did you see how
Speaker 9: many views it got in those two and a half hours?
Speaker 2: How many people downloaded and watched the movie, which is
Speaker 2: a couple of million two point one million people in
Speaker 2: two and a half hours. People realized it and jumped
Speaker 2: on it and download it was a high res version
Speaker 2: of the movie.
Speaker 3: Really it was supposed to be like really.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a high quality version of the film gathered two
Speaker 2: point one million views in two and a half hours
Speaker 2: on Saturday before the account was suspended.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I mean, could you is that actionable?
Speaker 26: Like?
Speaker 2: How how can they go after this person so raising
Speaker 2: to be in here today, and I do have something
Speaker 2: to talk to him about already, but I'm definitely asking
Speaker 2: about that. I mean, you figure how much is a ticket?
Speaker 2: I mean, I know that's geography dependent, because if you're
Speaker 2: in Omaha, a ticket's gonna be way less than in
Speaker 2: a LA or Miami or even in Orlando. But you
Speaker 2: figure the average ticket to see this movie's probably fifteen dollars, right, yep,
Speaker 2: Well you can do the math.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's just I mean that's even more if you're right, Max,
Speaker 9: heero over twenty now, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: What twenty thirty million dollars or something he could have
Speaker 2: lost by not by not only having that movie being
Speaker 2: out two hours. That's insane, man, that is crazy. Somebody
Speaker 2: should have to I mean somebody should have to. I
Speaker 2: don't know, I'm the kind of restitution you get for
Speaker 2: that or whatever. And it's got to be somebody that
Speaker 2: has access to it, right, I mean, the the suspect
Speaker 2: list has to be pretty short. I mean, who has
Speaker 2: access to a high res version of that that they
Speaker 2: can just dump online.
Speaker 9: So they have a Twitter or X knows the account
Speaker 9: that did it. Yes, there's got to be someone associated
Speaker 9: with that account.
Speaker 2: They've already suspended it. I mean, but I don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean, you to get an x account, you just
Speaker 2: have to have an email, right, that's it, and then
Speaker 2: they could track the email back.
Speaker 9: I guess you gotta be careful of people on social Yeah.
Speaker 9: My niece reached out to me Saturday. Noah Khan was
Speaker 9: coming near her in North Carolina, and she said she
Speaker 9: posted that she wanted to go, and someone reached out
Speaker 9: to her said hey, I got a couple of tickets.
Speaker 9: Uh oh yeah, and it was like they She's like, yeah,
Speaker 9: I don't know. It was the price was right, you know,
Speaker 9: it's about actually it was two hundred a ticket, right,
Speaker 9: And she's like, I don't know, and they showed her.
Speaker 9: They sent her a little video of like here are
Speaker 9: the tickets, and it was a ticket Master account tickets
Speaker 9: for the show where they selected the seats and she's like,
Speaker 9: I only need one and she's like, i'll tell you one.
Speaker 3: They sent one.
Speaker 9: She transferred one ticket and then it said there's a
Speaker 9: problem with the transfer. You can't split the set. You
Speaker 9: totally can split the set, no problem. So she's like,
Speaker 9: you know what, my friend, I'll go I'll buy the
Speaker 9: second one cent her all the money and then that
Speaker 9: account just disappeared sure enough, yep or twenty bucks gone
Speaker 9: god yeah.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 2: It says the leak is unlikely to do significant harm
Speaker 2: to the film's box office performance that earned two hundred
Speaker 2: and twenty five or two hundred fifteen million around the
Speaker 2: world and it's second weekend, taking it total to six
Speaker 2: hundred and forty million dollars. But look, man, I don't
Speaker 2: know about all that. I think if you ask the
Speaker 2: people who are producing the movie are financing this, if
Speaker 2: an extra thirty million would be all right, I bet
Speaker 2: they'd say yes immediately.
Speaker 9: Yeah, no question. Here's the deal. If I had that,
Speaker 9: I wouldn't be buying tickets to go see.
Speaker 3: It, yeah right.
Speaker 2: I mean if you had access to do it, yeah,
Speaker 2: and watching on your TV? Would you have a seventy
Speaker 2: eight inch TV or something.
Speaker 3: Seventy five relaxed only seventy five?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 2: Four oh seven nine one. We got a fresh keyword
Speaker 2: for you.
Speaker 3: Comeing up.
Speaker 2: We' see we're gonna talk about on the other side
Speaker 2: of this hold on one two three, oh yeah, call sheet.
Speaker 3: We'll talk about the next.
Speaker 2: Jim Colbart, who yos I love you guys.
Speaker 29: Anyways, been you know, hearing people talk about Red Dead too,
Speaker 29: and Jack convinced me to download it and your well,
Speaker 29: Xbox servers have been down for the last I don't know,
Speaker 29: fourteen fifteen hours, so I can't even play it.
Speaker 3: Kind of discouraged, man, what's going on?
Speaker 2: We need some uh what answers? Is what you need?
Speaker 9: Well, listen, I don't have the answers, but it's probably
Speaker 9: I'm guessing people take advantage of that fourteen ninety nine
Speaker 9: sale to one Jim missed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, how much is it without that sale?
Speaker 9: They said it was like fifty sixty dollars, but I
Speaker 9: think it's it's you always on sale.
Speaker 2: It's a ten year old game. Yeah, but it's still
Speaker 2: the best game out there. No, that is your five
Speaker 2: o'clock keyword. W go to real Radio Dot have him
Speaker 2: and send that away for your chance at one thousand dollars. Guys,
Speaker 2: knew is the word caught some small mouths? Bass Digital
Speaker 2: Fish got four of them. I wasn gonna talk about
Speaker 2: the call she thing, but I'm not gonna do that.
Speaker 2: We'll wait till later. Well, come on, Dan, you know
Speaker 2: I don't want to talk. I mean, I gotta tell
Speaker 2: you it's about it. It's a little political, so I
Speaker 2: don't really want to talk about it at all. I mean,
Speaker 2: call She's Call She's basically allowing you to bet on
Speaker 2: mid terms, and uh, I just I don't know why
Speaker 2: that sounds so wild. Uh just the ability to bet
Speaker 2: money on mid term voting.
Speaker 9: I find that less problematic than a lot of the
Speaker 9: stuff you can like wildfires.
Speaker 2: That's crazy y. The other thing too, about that was
Speaker 2: that I found interesting. Let me see if I can
Speaker 2: find that so Reagan. The other thing about the Call
Speaker 2: She thing was interesting is is that most people now
Speaker 2: that are like sports betting and doing this betting thing,
Speaker 2: they've stopped listening to like professional prognosticators. Man, everybody just
Speaker 2: goes straight to Call She or Polymarket because people listen.
Speaker 2: It's exactly what I rag on you a little bit
Speaker 2: about when it comes to sports, right, Yeah, Jack will
Speaker 2: have a Yankees game or whatever, and he'll bet against
Speaker 2: the Yankees because even though he loves the Yankees or
Speaker 2: the Bucks or whomever he knows.
Speaker 9: Or let's use the Raiders because I bet against the Raiders.
Speaker 9: I'd never bet against Yankees, but against the Raiders. When
Speaker 9: you know, they're playing a good team.
Speaker 2: He loves the Raiders, but he also understands the Raiders
Speaker 2: are probably gonna lose, and and you know he bets
Speaker 2: on that.
Speaker 11: Well.
Speaker 2: Poly Market and Kolski, the people who are really gambling
Speaker 2: now they're not really going to people who are like
Speaker 2: the bookies anymore. They're going straight to the markets because
Speaker 2: the poly markets are letting people know that, hey, look
Speaker 2: the money is here, and most people believe this. And
Speaker 2: it's not like it's not like watching a bunch of
Speaker 2: NFL guys sit around and think they do what they're
Speaker 2: talking about. These people are actually putting their money where
Speaker 2: their mouth is where they're talking about.
Speaker 9: It's basically a poll that gives you the true reflection
Speaker 9: of how people feel about specific.
Speaker 2: Events one hundred percent, and it's and it's like it
Speaker 2: makes it so much more interesting. So one of the
Speaker 2: parts of this story I found unique was a lot
Speaker 2: of the young millennials and Genexica gen Z guys who
Speaker 2: are now betting on sports betting a lot. And by
Speaker 2: the way, they now call sports betting America's favorite pastime.
Speaker 2: That's how far that's come in just four years, five
Speaker 2: years that sports betting now is considered America's favorite pastime
Speaker 2: because it can ellipse baseball or football or tennis or
Speaker 2: golf or whatever, because basketball, because it's all of those things.
Speaker 2: You're gambling on all of that. So it's not just
Speaker 2: one audience. The audience that gambles on baseball could also
Speaker 2: gamble on football and basketball. So it's America's favorite pastime now,
Speaker 2: deb gambling on sports.
Speaker 3: Going into debt one at a time.
Speaker 9: As a wise man once said, gambling is a slow
Speaker 9: moving cultural suicide. Yeah, Scott Brown, Scott Brown. Yeah, put
Speaker 9: the little work, the little line than Scott Brown. But yeah,
Speaker 9: just opening this up for election stuff just seems so bizarre.
Speaker 9: But I mean, I don't know that it's going to
Speaker 9: affect anything. I mean, how could it affect the outcome
Speaker 9: of an election? Don't think you can see. And that's
Speaker 9: the thing is when you are betting things, especially that
Speaker 9: you have control over, whether it's the White House teleprompt
Speaker 9: operator or it's a member of the strike team in
Speaker 9: the Venezuela raid, you.
Speaker 2: Know, or any betting in the military for that matter.
Speaker 9: Yeah, anything you have inside knowledge of or where you
Speaker 9: can control the outcome is it's just sketchy.
Speaker 2: Yes, very sketchy. So a lot of that betting is
Speaker 2: going there. That's what the Calshi story was. It's just
Speaker 2: the fact that they're allowing them to bet online on everything.
Speaker 2: But I did want to talk about this because I
Speaker 2: find it interesting. And we do have another story coming
Speaker 2: up with Ray today. That's a roller coaster story that
Speaker 2: I think it's going to be kind of interesting as well.
Speaker 2: Out in La Universal has built another roller coaster and
Speaker 2: they're testing it and residents can hear the screens pretty loudly.
Speaker 2: So we get to talk about that with Ray, about
Speaker 2: public nuisances and how or what you may be able
Speaker 2: to say or not say when it comes to stuff
Speaker 2: like that, because I mean here in Orlando, of course,
Speaker 2: you know, they're always they're always increasing the footprint of
Speaker 2: these the parks, and they only have so much space
Speaker 2: to put them. And if you go to Universal Studios here,
Speaker 2: I mean just outside the gates of Univeral Studios across
Speaker 2: the street is a neighborhood. Yeah, doctor Phellips High School. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they had that issue several years ago. Yeah, So we'll
Speaker 2: talk about that a little bit later, but this one
Speaker 2: hears this, So let me ask you jack in your world. Right,
Speaker 2: Let's say you and I are walking down and we're
Speaker 2: going to a show at the arena, right, and we
Speaker 2: park like at one of the parking garages, so we
Speaker 2: have a two or three block walk.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I was standing on the outside and protect you from
Speaker 9: evil doing. And I appreciate that so much.
Speaker 3: I really no if we do, my hand in his
Speaker 3: left back pocket.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but no interdigitation, Yeah no, none of that. Right,
Speaker 2: That's what a great word. And that does separate everything doesn't.
Speaker 2: Because if you hold hands like you're playing uh a
Speaker 2: red Rover, that's one thing. But if you're if you're
Speaker 2: interlocking your fingers, that's a totally different machine.
Speaker 15: Wow.
Speaker 3: Is that true?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Anyway, so we're walking there, right, and let's see. Let's
Speaker 2: say we see Deb as we're walking up, and Deb
Speaker 2: has a boyfriend that is not Chris. She's not married
Speaker 2: to the wonderful Chris Carson. She's with some near to Well,
Speaker 2: this is a creepy guy. And uh, like he's he's
Speaker 2: getting at her. Oh like he's getting at her. Like
Speaker 2: he's like handsy, Yeah, he's he's handling her a little bit. Okay,
Speaker 2: what do you do? I say, Jimmy, take care of that.
Speaker 3: Do you get involved.
Speaker 9: If there's a woman, Yeah, if there's a woman who
Speaker 9: appears that where it's obvious that.
Speaker 2: Does time of day matter if it's happening in five
Speaker 2: o'clock in the afternoon as opposed to one o'clock in
Speaker 2: the morning, Yes, no it doesn't. No, it shouldn't matter.
Speaker 9: It should not matter at all, because if a woman
Speaker 9: is in distress, do you just say, excuse me?
Speaker 2: Do you need help?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, you know and international sign for trouble, right, yeah,
Speaker 3: you talk?
Speaker 2: What's that?
Speaker 9: It's like you're just letting your fingers, like closing a
Speaker 9: fist and opening it. Yeah, yeah, okay, yeah, you talk
Speaker 9: directly to women? Do you need help?
Speaker 2: Four men, uh in San Francisco tried to break up
Speaker 2: a fight between a man and a woman, right, and
Speaker 2: that guy pulled out his gun and shot all four
Speaker 2: of them. Oh my god. Now they all lived, they
Speaker 2: are all they're all lived. But this guy, four guys,
Speaker 2: four guys tried to stop an altercation. This guy was
Speaker 2: beating up his girlfriend, and figure, oh, we got numbers
Speaker 2: on this, We got numbers to slide it there and
Speaker 2: take care of this. And then my man pulls out
Speaker 2: his piece and starts ripping rounds, and he hits all
Speaker 2: four of them. Yeah, As the group of goods Samaragans
Speaker 2: tried to stop the pair from arguing, the man pulled
Speaker 2: out a firearm and shot him. All four men were
Speaker 2: hospitalized with injuries are expected to survive, but they did
Speaker 2: not share the extent of their injuries at all. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: the shooter fled the scene and authorities have not located
Speaker 2: him as of Sunday. But if they have the woman,
Speaker 2: they've got the guy. Right, it's a matter of locating
Speaker 2: him because they'll know his name. I mean, they'll shake
Speaker 2: her down for the name more than likely. Yeah, so
Speaker 2: they'll definitely. He has been identified, but no arrests were made.
Speaker 3: That's four counts of attempted murder.
Speaker 2: Four counts of attempted murder. Congratulates she's dumb, Yeah for sure.
Speaker 2: Let me ask the man. I mean, god, man, it's
Speaker 2: so hard to if I'm just arguing with my wife
Speaker 2: and we're we're having a heated argument, let's say, outside
Speaker 2: of bowling alley, and we're not physical yet, but man,
Speaker 2: well it's like.
Speaker 3: You plan's gonna say, like she would allow that? Are
Speaker 3: you still beating your wife.
Speaker 2: It looks like it could rise to that occasion, Like,
Speaker 2: you know, the voices are getting loud, they're leaning in,
Speaker 2: like they're not kind of trying to y'all, y'all go
Speaker 2: home and sleep it off or whatever. None of that's happening.
Speaker 2: It is it is aggressively progressing to something that looks
Speaker 2: like it is going to be bad. Do you if
Speaker 2: nobody's being touched, do you go, hey, guys, you know,
Speaker 2: maybe you should take a little break. That is that
Speaker 2: is something I would never do. Yeah, it called the tops.
Speaker 9: I think that might be a safer uh wise, her
Speaker 9: advice there the just because also like don't tell me
Speaker 9: what to do kind of.
Speaker 2: De Exactly, my wife and I are having a conversation,
Speaker 2: but out company's doing anything wrong.
Speaker 3: She could say that as well.
Speaker 7: And this is part of the reason why for deputies
Speaker 7: and police officers they hate going to domestic violence calls
Speaker 7: because you know, he might be beating her up, but
Speaker 7: the second law enforcement shows up and tries to arrest him,
Speaker 7: now she's beating up on the cops because you don't
Speaker 7: hurt my man. So they don't know like which end
Speaker 7: of the snake is going to be the most dangerous part.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because I mean they could have done that the
Speaker 2: night before and the night before that and the night
Speaker 2: before that. This could be literally how this could be
Speaker 2: their love language as arguing in law parking.
Speaker 7: And if law enforcement is scared of that, then as
Speaker 7: as a private citizen, I wouldn't want to inject myself.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Man, I read this story this morning. I was like, god, dog,
Speaker 2: as much as I'd love to say like And by
Speaker 2: the way they were arguing. The original story I read
Speaker 2: after I researched it again said that there was physical contact.
Speaker 2: The story that I have up now does not lead
Speaker 2: you to believe.
Speaker 3: They said.
Speaker 2: They were just arguing loudly, and the four guys approach
Speaker 2: to tell them to kind of take it up a
Speaker 2: little bit or off, you know, offer some assistance. And
Speaker 2: he didn't even pause, pulled his gun out and shot
Speaker 2: all four of them.
Speaker 7: That's when you just want to, you know, let it
Speaker 7: be a nun ya. And by the way, it was
Speaker 7: near the Tenderloin. I'm like, what are you what are
Speaker 7: you doing walking around in San Francisco near the tenderloin?
Speaker 2: What's the tender It's the worst part. Remember the story
Speaker 2: I told you when we went to San Francisco. I
Speaker 2: don't know anything about San Francisco. I walked out of
Speaker 2: the hotel. Wife wasn't feeling good. I'm like, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: go walking around. I walked out of the hotel and
Speaker 2: took a left. I should have taken a right, because
Speaker 2: when I took a left, that's where I saw the
Speaker 2: dude that kind of just poked his head out of
Speaker 2: his out of his sleeping bag right hit the crack
Speaker 2: pipe and just went right back in like a crack turtle.
Speaker 2: But that's exactly where it was. Human feces everywhere you did.
Speaker 3: The thing in Chicago.
Speaker 9: You you like walking around cities you don't know.
Speaker 2: I dude, that's the sketchiest I've ever felt in my
Speaker 2: life when I was walking back, because I realized, I'm like, oh,
Speaker 2: abandoned building, human feces, Where am I nowhere? Good dog?
Speaker 2: Like it was like a video game I was in.
Speaker 2: And then you realize like you're alone out there as
Speaker 2: a as a straight up Floridian, don't know what's going on.
Speaker 2: I felt that way in Liberty City and Miami.
Speaker 7: And if you walk out of the mall one way
Speaker 7: and take the wrong turn and it's like.
Speaker 3: Whoa dude, in our hotel in New Orleans.
Speaker 2: You walk out one side, You're like on Canal Street,
Speaker 2: you walk up the back, You're in an alley over
Speaker 2: by the French Quarter. And I'm telling you it is
Speaker 2: you want to get sketch in New Orleans, just take
Speaker 2: a right and walk ten feet you're not supposed to,
Speaker 2: and you could go for being in one of the
Speaker 2: coolest places to.
Speaker 9: One of the deadliest places. Texas, Thank you. Texa raised
Speaker 9: his question. This obviously happened in California, not the case,
Speaker 9: but in Florida, could that person call stand your ground
Speaker 9: as four people uproar, people approaching him, probably telling him that,
Speaker 9: you know, like say he can suddenly say now I'm
Speaker 9: scared for my life.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I think it's supposed to be like comparable force.
Speaker 2: Like you can't get away and it has and that
Speaker 2: other I think the people would have to brandish your weapon, right, yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean with four people, though you don't know.
Speaker 3: I would think so.
Speaker 9: But then it's like if the four people surrounded and
Speaker 9: then maybe he had no way of exiting this right right, right, right,
Speaker 9: But if there's egress, and I don't think you could
Speaker 9: make that clean.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think you have to kind of haul ass.
Speaker 2: I think the whole idea is having an escape, right,
Speaker 2: he says.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: They were trying to break up a fight between a
Speaker 2: man and a woman in San Francisco. The shooting happened
Speaker 2: just before one o'clock in the morning on Mason and
Speaker 2: Market Streets in the downtown Tenderloin district. They were shot
Speaker 2: while trying to intervene in an altercation between a man
Speaker 2: and a one, both who were strangers to them. They
Speaker 2: just tried to get them to stop arguing, and the
Speaker 2: man pulled out the firearm and started shooting.
Speaker 9: Good shot too, Texter Joe says, try getting lost in
Speaker 9: downtown Baltimore drunk at eighteen Yeah, no, thank you.
Speaker 2: Baltimore is one of the worst places in America.
Speaker 9: What what is the scariest or most dangerous situation you've
Speaker 9: put yourself in?
Speaker 2: But I'm gonna tell you the one I just told
Speaker 2: you about was pretty sketch. Yeah, I mean, and we've
Speaker 2: been in some places in New Orleans walking home from
Speaker 2: the casino at like one two o'clock in the morning,
Speaker 2: a bit naive to what New Orleans really was, And
Speaker 2: you know, with my wife there, you know, I you know,
Speaker 2: for me it's one thing, but for my wife there,
Speaker 2: it's a totally differ machine. And there's just so many situations.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you another time. We were walking home from
Speaker 2: the Shane Gillis show in Greenville, South Carolina, South Carolina,
Speaker 2: North Carolina, my apologies, North Carolina, Greenville, North Carolina. And
Speaker 2: we'd park kind of a way back in the area
Speaker 2: where a really nice restaurant was trying to save like
Speaker 2: I do, right further away. And as we're walking down there,
Speaker 2: it's like, you know again, it's you know, twelve o'clock,
Speaker 2: one thirty in the morning, whatever it was. And we're
Speaker 2: walking and these two dudes just started walking toward us.
Speaker 2: Nobody out, no nowhere, know nothing right, And I just
Speaker 2: put Torri on the on my left side. I grabbed
Speaker 2: the keys to the car and I put them between
Speaker 2: my knuckles. Yeah, and I put my hand in my
Speaker 2: pocket and I said, just keep walking and don't look over.
Speaker 2: If they say anything, just be cordial. And if they
Speaker 2: ask for a cigarette or anything like that, just be cordial.
Speaker 2: Say no, man, try to make it, and just let's
Speaker 2: make it to the car. That's all we gotta do
Speaker 2: make it the car sketchy as hell, dude. And they
Speaker 2: didn't do anything. They didn't do anything, but it was
Speaker 2: just it just had that proclivity that nobody he was around,
Speaker 2: nobody would have seen anything. It was dark, we didn't
Speaker 2: know where we were terrible, all right, four seven nine
Speaker 2: one six four one. You're five o'clock. Keyword is New
Speaker 2: n E. W got a real radio doubt if H've
Speaker 2: been sending that away for your chance in a thousand
Speaker 2: bucks back.
Speaker 3: In a second.
Speaker 15: You're right about New Orleans. I am from there, just
Speaker 15: a little outside of the city, and you definitely need
Speaker 15: to learn how to speak the language and how to
Speaker 15: get around, where to get around, and I find yourself
Speaker 15: up the river. You're not sureful.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we got a text when I was talking about
Speaker 2: New Orleans and it said, uh, he went to the
Speaker 2: hotel they checked in and uh, as they were about
Speaker 2: to fly, they were going to walk out of the
Speaker 2: hotel to go walking around. And the guy says, give
Speaker 2: me here for a second, and he took a map of
Speaker 2: the city that they had there at the hotel, and
Speaker 2: he goes, don't go outside these lines. He drew with
Speaker 2: a pen. He goes, I'm gonna give you some areas
Speaker 2: to go. Don't go outside the line I'm giving you. Dang,
Speaker 2: that is bad news. Look, there were people on news
Speaker 2: when they were talking about the the murder rate New
Speaker 2: Orleans and crime in New Orleans, probably about a year ago,
Speaker 2: and they were going to residence and residents were like,
Speaker 2: don't come here, like it's not safe to come here.
Speaker 2: We live here and it's terrifying. Don't come here.
Speaker 3: Geez h.
Speaker 2: Right, welcome back to the Jim Colbert Show. New is
Speaker 2: your five o'clock keyword.
Speaker 3: That's an e.
Speaker 2: W got a real radio dot FM and send it
Speaker 2: away for your chance at a thousand bucks. Jim, there's
Speaker 2: deb and Jack.
Speaker 7: Now I just read it where these drew Lyonon said
Speaker 7: do not go out of this area. They will kill you.
Speaker 7: Yeh yeah, I mean, okay, welcome.
Speaker 2: I don't know how severe that is, but I'm telling
Speaker 2: you we got warned the number of times in New
Speaker 2: Orleans about going to certain places as well. They're like, hey,
Speaker 2: look good there during the day, but when it gets night,
Speaker 2: don't go in these areas here or if you go,
Speaker 2: drive straight to the venue, walk straight in, don't chill
Speaker 2: don't hang out, don't walk there, none of that stuff. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: I you know, at two in the morning, me and
Speaker 2: my daughter were taking a New York City subway from
Speaker 2: Brooklyn for an hour and it was the best. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: but sketchy af still because then I tell you when
Speaker 2: we were in New York last which was not last,
Speaker 2: was the last September we were up there and and
Speaker 2: I'd never been on the subway. I've been in New
Speaker 2: York a number of times, but never had to ride
Speaker 2: the subway because where we stayed, we rode the subway around.
Speaker 3: It was great.
Speaker 2: The first time I walked in, I walked to the
Speaker 2: right and there's a guy sleeping with his ass hanging out,
Speaker 2: dead asleep, twenty five years old, passed out in the
Speaker 2: subway and he was one of five, yeah, riding because
Speaker 2: it was their condition or he did actually at that time.
Speaker 25: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Sure, there's a lot of places in America you can't
Speaker 2: walk around real free. I mean, I don't care how
Speaker 2: big the city is. I mean I think every city's got.
Speaker 3: That space, right, even London.
Speaker 7: You can go to Piccadilly Circus during the day, great time,
Speaker 7: go to punch and Judies at night not so much.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I'm guessing a lot of places are like that.
Speaker 7: I mean, especially when you don't know, because they know
Speaker 7: that you don't know, right, Yeah, yeah, you don't. I
Speaker 7: mean just the way you walk carry yourself, they can
Speaker 7: tell that you you know, in a place like London,
Speaker 7: you're most likely going to be a tourist.
Speaker 2: By the way.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 2: One of the reasons I think that the tourist areas
Speaker 2: here in central Florida are like the safest places in
Speaker 2: the entire area. Like I mean, I to take places
Speaker 2: in Orlando, it's pretty scatchy, but I mean almost every
Speaker 2: place in the tourist areas is so well lit and
Speaker 2: so well managed. There's already any problems down there. And
Speaker 2: matter of fact, the problems that are down there in
Speaker 2: the tourist areas are us going down there to cause
Speaker 2: the problems like that, Like that big meet up they
Speaker 2: had a couple of weeks turn into a melee that
Speaker 2: was people from Orlando going down there.
Speaker 3: That was exactly.
Speaker 2: You guys are paying attention to this flock camera thing
Speaker 2: that's happening.
Speaker 9: No, And my daughter was mentioning this and showing me
Speaker 9: a map of where these flock cameras are, Explain to
Speaker 9: me what they are, who put them there, and why flock.
Speaker 2: Cameras are the cameras that I think, Well, most of
Speaker 2: them are purchased by governments.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: The funny thing is is like as people start to
Speaker 2: kind of reject these things, that'saw a story today. I
Speaker 2: have a guy sitting in a lawn chair under the
Speaker 2: flock camera that's in his neighborhood with a couple of
Speaker 2: broomsticks that were taped together with a giant piece of
Speaker 2: cardboard and he was just holding it in front of
Speaker 2: the camera. Yeah, colect everything. They collect everything now, and
Speaker 2: it's a really interesting argument. I could completely understand the
Speaker 2: whole privacy thing. I mean, you are, by the way,
Speaker 2: you're recorded everywhere. Channel six, by the way, has the
Speaker 2: best of the maps. You can actually find it today
Speaker 2: on their website where you can go up there and
Speaker 2: it's actually called Here's where flock cameras have been deployed
Speaker 2: across Central Florida. And Jack think about a license plate
Speaker 2: collector on crack Okay, Like they get everything where you've been,
Speaker 2: where you're going, who's in there, plate numbers, car style whatever,
Speaker 2: and everybody's freaking out. But This is the same technology
Speaker 2: that boasted that busted Stephen Sterns. You remember him, Yeah, no, yeah,
Speaker 2: the guy who killed He killed his stepdaughter, sexually assaulted
Speaker 2: his stepdaughter. Yea, his name is right.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: That Flock cameras are the cameras that busted him. That's
Speaker 2: the the cameras that pulled his story apart. Were the
Speaker 2: flock cameras. Those are the ones that figured out that
Speaker 2: he wasn't going toward the school. He was actually going
Speaker 2: away from the school. So when you look at that,
Speaker 2: you think to yourself, oh, okay, well I can understand
Speaker 2: how could that could be good?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: I think the big problem is who has access to
Speaker 2: the information, how the information is being used, and if
Speaker 2: police departments or governments are selling this information a private industry.
Speaker 7: Well, not only that, I mean you have a detective
Speaker 7: who was recently arrested because she was accessing the flock
Speaker 7: camera information. Yeah, looking up her husband's ex wife.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: There's actually there's actually a company in there called d Flock.
Speaker 2: And what they're trying to do is they're trying to
Speaker 2: just let everybody know where they are so that everybody
Speaker 2: has an idea of when they're on camera. But when
Speaker 2: you look at the map, it is overwhelming the relative Okay,
Speaker 2: Jack has it.
Speaker 3: Up there right there.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's if you're on any I've been seeing a
Speaker 7: lot of it on Instagram.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: And and believe or not, where we are up in
Speaker 2: Lake County, there's still quite a few up there.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah.
Speaker 2: Now the thing that's a little crazy, right, You think
Speaker 2: to yourself, and the government's always trying to watch out
Speaker 2: for me. Government's always trying to watch out for me.
Speaker 2: Los use these like when you go into a from
Speaker 2: the instant you walk in the door, you're on a
Speaker 2: flawed camera. Every step you take through the store, everything
Speaker 2: you pick up, everything you look at, everywhere you go
Speaker 2: in the store is surveilled. You are on flock camera.
Speaker 2: And they tell you straight up front that they do it.
Speaker 2: They use them technology for a security, fraud prevention, and
Speaker 2: asset protection purposes. But they will also share data with
Speaker 2: law enforcement solely in connection with a case from their store.
Speaker 2: And that's it. So let's say they're looking for a
Speaker 2: suspect that they think maybe fled into a Low's.
Speaker 3: Lows would give.
Speaker 2: Them that information to find that suspect, or if they
Speaker 2: have a big shoplifting or something happened in the store, fraud, whatever.
Speaker 2: Apparently they would only use that to give cops information
Speaker 2: needed for the investigation and nothing else. But oddly nobody
Speaker 2: chooses to trust the government debt. It says the Mountain,
Speaker 2: the mountain or the police department told six it uses
Speaker 2: LPR technology to assist with criminal investigation, which is read yeah,
Speaker 2: locate stolen vehicles and support efforts to identify missing or
Speaker 2: endangered people. It's this other central ford to law enforcement agencies.
Speaker 2: Agencies previously cited similar reasons for purchasing those cameras, and then,
Speaker 2: of course metal and Soda was first reported missing in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty four. They use this to prefer to prove
Speaker 2: that our mother's boyfriend lied about driving a kids school.
Speaker 2: Of course, wound up getting convicted for murder.
Speaker 9: There's a company I believe that makes these or is
Speaker 9: in this business. It's where two flock cameras are in
Speaker 9: my town. Yea, yeah, And I know that they make
Speaker 9: licensed plate reading technology. I know they because they've put
Speaker 9: it out like over the street and like in a
Speaker 9: tree as they're testing new stuff. So they like put
Speaker 9: it out in front of the building and they test
Speaker 9: as the cards go back and forth and people are
Speaker 9: complaining and that they've the police said, they're not doing
Speaker 9: anything illegal, right, right, right, They're allowed to do that.
Speaker 3: It's a public place.
Speaker 20: Right.
Speaker 2: It says here that that citizens have a right to
Speaker 2: know where they are and have been deployed. It says
Speaker 2: here also quote once you really understand their full capabilities
Speaker 2: and know how much data they're collecting, who has access
Speaker 2: to that data? I think it raises a lot of concern.
Speaker 3: A lot of safety concerns.
Speaker 7: Someone said they also track your Bluetooth on your phones
Speaker 7: and get all the information off of your phones. I've
Speaker 7: heard someone say that you need to put all of
Speaker 7: your devices if they're riding in the car with you
Speaker 7: inside one of those not an RFD bail way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, where it goes your navigation?
Speaker 2: Are you serious?
Speaker 3: That's that's what I've seen and heard.
Speaker 9: Well, I think there's a lot of conspiracy theories that
Speaker 9: run away with this.
Speaker 2: But but hold on now, I mean, if flock works online, yeah,
Speaker 2: and it does correct and it works on the same
Speaker 2: Internet that you're pulling, I mean, why wouldn't it be
Speaker 2: able to isn't that what the Bluetooth is using as well,
Speaker 2: but within certain reason. I mean, I don't know how
Speaker 2: strong the signal is, but I mean I don't I
Speaker 2: don't do I think when they're pulling your Bluetooth information,
Speaker 2: I don't believe.
Speaker 9: That when you connect Bluetooth you have to connect like
Speaker 9: you click connect on your device unless you've already set
Speaker 9: that up so you have to give it permission.
Speaker 2: But I don't have to click on an Internet connection,
Speaker 2: like my phone just jumps to the connection here in
Speaker 2: the building. Well, it'll jump to roaming when I get
Speaker 2: out there, it'll jump to my house when I get in.
Speaker 9: It jumps to the one in the building. Because you
Speaker 9: wish that you made that connection. Yeah, I've established that already.
Speaker 9: Yeah yeah, yeah. I mean the sell is what you
Speaker 9: don't If your cellular data is on, you're just going
Speaker 9: to connect to a sell service. So if it's intercepting that.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The other thing too is somebody just texted in and said,
Speaker 2: you know, we hear about breaches all the time. Breaches
Speaker 2: from what companies you never thought could be breached? Banks,
Speaker 2: like you would think they would be the most secure
Speaker 2: companies out there. Even our own military has been breached.
Speaker 2: And one of the big concerns is is like, who
Speaker 2: is going to get access to this information? Like if
Speaker 2: you have the ability to hack into this database and
Speaker 2: you have access to the flock cameras like they get
Speaker 2: like the lady that just got busted, I mean, you
Speaker 2: could find out anything you wanted about somebody where they're going,
Speaker 2: what they're doing, you know, when they're doing that. I
Speaker 2: mean if if you had a nefarious you know, if
Speaker 2: you had nefarious intentions and you knew the daily route
Speaker 2: of some people like that, that would be terrifying.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and for the positives of them. Yes, if if
Speaker 9: you were mugged or something happened, there was an accident
Speaker 9: and there was a camera that could you know, yeah,
Speaker 9: you know, help or at least show what happened, that's
Speaker 9: not a bad thing. However, again, the vulnerabilities all data
Speaker 9: is you know, not secure.
Speaker 3: We we know that.
Speaker 9: And then who would have access or who could potentially
Speaker 9: have access. And then when you combine the ability for
Speaker 9: that data with the advent of artificial intelligence to be
Speaker 9: able to use that then and when you think about
Speaker 9: what I told you about Chad, that's another step. And
Speaker 9: when you think about what I told you about chat GPT,
Speaker 9: this morning this afternoon when we first started, right for
Speaker 9: people who just tuned in at five o'clock. I got
Speaker 9: a kidney scan Sunday, and while the scar was being done,
Speaker 9: my wife was recording it on the little monitor there
Speaker 9: and put that in the chat GPT, and it literally
Speaker 9: told her exactly what the doctor said, like it knew it,
Speaker 9: like just by looking at the scans, it already knew. So,
Speaker 9: I mean, they're talking about facial recognition, all yeah. And look,
Speaker 9: the funny thing is is like, this is the this
Speaker 9: is the paradox of the safety issue that we've dealt
Speaker 9: with for years, right, Oh, don't you want to be safe?
Speaker 9: And of course we know that governments and other entities
Speaker 9: have wrapped your safety up into the whole idea of
Speaker 9: wanting to know what you're doing at all times?
Speaker 2: Right, Patriot Act anybody? Oh yeah, yeah, Well just that
Speaker 2: was it. The SISA thing. They just got through arguing
Speaker 2: as well, how far our own government can go to
Speaker 2: look on us for our quote unquote safety. Oh, it's
Speaker 2: for your better being, you know.
Speaker 7: And then the other argument is, well, I don't have
Speaker 7: anything to hide, and it's like it's not about having
Speaker 7: anything to hide, it's about being able to move in
Speaker 7: your life without being traced everywhere that you're going.
Speaker 2: And by the way, yeah, I got some stuff to hide,
Speaker 2: but I can do that in America as only as
Speaker 2: that hiding is not illegal, legal I can do. I
Speaker 2: can hide anything I want. I can hide my attentions
Speaker 2: as much as I want. Like we talked about these
Speaker 2: people who disappear, I could literally leave the show today
Speaker 2: and never see you guys again, never see my family again.
Speaker 2: And I've done nothing wrong. I mean, you have the
Speaker 2: ability to disappear. It's your freedom to do that.
Speaker 9: Texter says, you don't have to be good hackers to
Speaker 9: breach these cabras. They found hundreds of these with public
Speaker 9: IP addresses using default passwords. Oh my god, I've access
Speaker 9: to literally everything in everybody, Oh my god, in this
Speaker 9: city where they went.
Speaker 2: And that's the other thing too. And the other thing
Speaker 2: too is Look, I'm not dogging on people who work
Speaker 2: in the government, because I know it's it's a job
Speaker 2: or whatever. But you have the best technology that we
Speaker 2: have to offer, run by people who work.
Speaker 3: For the government.
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe not. Sometimes the most savvy people when it
Speaker 2: comes to tech, And.
Speaker 7: Even if they are, I mean again, you've got the
Speaker 7: detective using the flock camera information for her own.
Speaker 9: Well, say, if there's people that work in the government,
Speaker 9: and then there's politicians, sure, yeah, yeah, well who kind
Speaker 9: who kind of set the agenda and control that. But
Speaker 9: the people who work in the government, those are just
Speaker 9: people doing government.
Speaker 2: Joh yeah, understood, right. And I saw this thing today
Speaker 2: where a guy goes into a you know, a county
Speaker 2: meeting and I guess the county was, you know, thinking
Speaker 2: or putting up these flock cameras, and you know, the
Speaker 2: place was full with people who wanted to speak on
Speaker 2: why they should not be in the community. And this
Speaker 2: guy did it kind of in a clever way. He goes,
Speaker 2: you know what, guys, I agree with you one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: I saw that one.
Speaker 2: I'm going to start a new company and what we're
Speaker 2: going to do is we're going to use flock just
Speaker 2: to track our politicians. We just want to make sure
Speaker 2: everyone's safe. Your kids, your wife, all your cars, all
Speaker 2: your credit card numbers, where you live, where you go,
Speaker 2: where you shop for groceries, where you work out, where
Speaker 2: your kids go to school, where your kids go for
Speaker 2: summer camp, where you go for pilates, what movie theater.
Speaker 2: Are you like what restaurants you and he went on
Speaker 2: and on and on, because we just want to make
Speaker 2: sure you guys are safe, so we want to make
Speaker 2: sure that we can watch you as well like you
Speaker 2: watch us. And of course that hit like a lead hammer.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah, But that was the whole idea.
Speaker 2: It's trying to make the point. Like you guys, it's
Speaker 2: so easy to say it's for safety, but yet you
Speaker 2: never pointed to yourself. Somebody actually text earlier and said,
Speaker 2: when I when these things start following politicians around, when
Speaker 2: we can log in and see their information, I'm for it.
Speaker 3: But until then, piss off.
Speaker 9: Well, I I When they first expanded, don't you remember
Speaker 9: with e pass was or the to pay your tolls,
Speaker 9: you had a device, they had a scanner at the
Speaker 9: toll booth, you go through, you pay your yep, that's it.
Speaker 9: And then they started appearing at different places all around town.
Speaker 9: And then it's like, wait a minute, and elie facial
Speaker 9: recognition through that, because we've seen it happen. Now I'm
Speaker 9: being now I'm being tracked on roads. I'm not on
Speaker 9: the toll road. Why is there a scanner there? That's
Speaker 9: going to read that and who has access to that right,
Speaker 9: And that's been the I don't know, ten fifteen years
Speaker 9: they've been doing that.
Speaker 2: And they're gonna and they're gonna say, well, we need
Speaker 2: something because it's a heavy intersection with where there are
Speaker 2: a lot of recks and a lot of fraud.
Speaker 3: So when you.
Speaker 9: Combine it's not any one that's the problem. It's the
Speaker 9: the network, the whole the whole network of okay, the
Speaker 9: cameras that see where you go. Combine that with facial recognition,
Speaker 9: and then your personal data profile connected to the license
Speaker 9: plate that they now tag and now they have your
Speaker 9: personal thing and then your credit card information everything connected
Speaker 9: to that. So all those dots can be tied together,
Speaker 9: and AI only makes that more feasible to be able
Speaker 9: to link all those dots.
Speaker 2: It's like a canopy of cameras. When you look at
Speaker 2: the when you go to Channel six click Orlando dot com.
Speaker 2: You look and you look at that map. We still
Speaker 2: have it on there. Oh yeah, there you get right there.
Speaker 2: Jimp over live dot com. I mean that's unbelievable. I mean,
Speaker 2: I don't know how many when you if you just
Speaker 2: take a rough guess, how many hundreds, Yeah, a couple
Speaker 2: hundred fifty. And that's the greater Orlando.
Speaker 3: Area right there.
Speaker 2: That's multiple counties because you could see multiple up in
Speaker 2: the lake. You can see him in seminole. You can
Speaker 2: see him an orange because simmy, it's all out there
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Speaker 2: give some stuff away.
Speaker 6: Why do those stupid EAS alerts have to use robot
Speaker 6: voice to talk? You can't understand anything they say. At
Speaker 6: least you can understand me even with my bad voice,
Speaker 6: but don't.
Speaker 20: It's her name is the part Chris murder of her
Speaker 20: and and she had five foot three on them on
Speaker 20: my god, we beat it. You can't understand them.
Speaker 2: Nobody's happier that you keep your cell phone bill paid
Speaker 2: than me.
Speaker 9: So we did run in the AA S about a
Speaker 9: missing person. Uh, and that was you know, about a
Speaker 9: half hour ago. But even while he's right with technology
Speaker 9: today and AI voices, why is it it's still this
Speaker 9: choppy robotic bad quality and it should not be that way.
Speaker 3: So it is a thirteen year old girl, Juliette Arioso,
Speaker 3: who was the authorities believe she's traveling southbound with a
Speaker 3: forty five year old man, oh boy, Jason Castillo and
Speaker 3: a red Hyundai Santa Fe. So what was the area
Speaker 3: that they area reported missing? Out of Marion County, out
Speaker 3: of o'callas.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so yeah, all right, we'll you do it in depths.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, all right, welcome back. I'm Jim.
Speaker 3: There's dead. Yeah. Jack's here as well, and he has
Speaker 3: a Jackie sach. What's in there?
Speaker 2: All of lord, chuck a chuck click your week. Let's
Speaker 2: see what we got.
Speaker 3: I know we have what we have U two.
Speaker 9: This the Sircht Prize is something we had last week,
Speaker 9: but it's really cool and we have it another week.
Speaker 9: And it's pair of tickets is Stellar Knights at the
Speaker 9: Orlando Science Center and that's because they've extended this a week.
Speaker 9: This now runs until August eighth, and Stellar Knights is
Speaker 9: basically the Orlando Science Center at night, but they've also
Speaker 9: added on Friday and Saturday nights the laser light shows.
Speaker 9: So it's you know, incredible laser effects inside the all
Speaker 9: new Dome featuring music of your favorite artists. You can
Speaker 9: see the lineup and get tickets at OSC dot org.
Speaker 3: Thank you. Yeah.
Speaker 9: The other prize, we have available pair of tickets to
Speaker 9: Journey the Final Frontier Tour at the Kia Center October seventeenth.
Speaker 9: Journey tickets, maybe Stellar nights. Those are your options, and
Speaker 9: that's what's in the Jackie Zach, So back to you,
Speaker 9: callegate Ca.
Speaker 2: All right, young lady, one, two, three, four or five.
Speaker 3: I'm tire. Let's go one one sounds good, handy. How
Speaker 3: you doing, I'm doing great?
Speaker 18: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Good glad to hear that. Andy want to play a
Speaker 2: little game with us?
Speaker 26: I do?
Speaker 2: All right, let's do then, buddy.
Speaker 1: Is he the puzzlemaster or is he the guy who's
Speaker 1: currently writing today's game? Can he be both?
Speaker 5: Let's find out.
Speaker 1: It's time for JCS trivia Yama yo.
Speaker 2: All right, Andy, this is a real easy game. But
Speaker 2: he got a question here for you. Four answers. One
Speaker 2: of these answers is not true. Trying to fool you, buddy,
Speaker 2: but if you can find it, I'll send you ever
Speaker 2: see Jack and he's got something nice for you.
Speaker 3: Are you ready? I'm ready, Here we go, buddy.
Speaker 2: On this day in nineteen twenty seven, Alan Breed, inventor
Speaker 2: of the first automotive air bag, Sinsor, was born. Here
Speaker 2: are three fun facts about automotive air bags and one
Speaker 2: balloon to the dome of a love. All right, buddy,
Speaker 2: we're talking about car airbags. Which one of these is
Speaker 2: not true? You ready?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Here we go.
Speaker 2: Number one, the nineteen seventy three Oldsmobile Toronado was the
Speaker 2: first passenger car sold with a factory air bag in installed.
Speaker 2: Number two or air blags. Air bags deploy in just
Speaker 2: twenty to thirty milliseconds, which is four times faster than
Speaker 2: a human eye blinks. Number three. Modern air bags are
Speaker 2: made from nylon and neoprene, but the first versions were
Speaker 2: made from sheepskin and silk or. Lastly, in two thousand
Speaker 2: and six, Honda was the first company to put an
Speaker 2: air bag on a motorcycle. Which of those is a lie?
Speaker 10: Number two?
Speaker 2: No, that's absolutely true. Air bags deploy in just twenty
Speaker 2: to thirty milliseconds, which is four times faster than the
Speaker 2: human eye can blink. Damn Yeah, all right, deb two, three,
Speaker 2: four or five. We're gonna go two two sounds good.
Speaker 2: That's Becky, Becky. How you doing, Hi, I'm glad to
Speaker 2: hear that. Becky doing great. We're talking about airbags. Which
Speaker 2: one of these isn't true? Number one? The nineteen seventy
Speaker 2: three olds My Bile Toronado was the first passenger are
Speaker 2: sold with a factory installed air bag. Number two, Modern
Speaker 2: air bags are made from nylon and neoprene, but the
Speaker 2: first versions were made from sheepskin and silk.
Speaker 20: Or.
Speaker 2: Lastly, in two thousand and six, Honda was the first
Speaker 2: company to put an air bag on a motorcycle. No,
Speaker 2: that's absolutely true. Yeah, The nineteen seventy three olds Ma
Speaker 2: Bile Toronado was the first passenger car with a factory
Speaker 2: installed air bag. All right, debb three four or five?
Speaker 2: Let's go three three right down the line. Mike, how
Speaker 2: you doing?
Speaker 3: I'm doing just great. Jim, how about yourself?
Speaker 6: Doing good?
Speaker 3: Boss?
Speaker 2: We're talking about air bags here you get a fifty
Speaker 2: to fifty shot. Which one of these is not true?
Speaker 2: Number one. Modern air bags are made from nylon and neoprem,
Speaker 2: but the first versions were made from sheepskin and silk or. Lastly,
Speaker 2: in two thousand and six, Honda was the first company
Speaker 2: to put an air bag on a motorcycle. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: do the Honda airbag motorcycle.
Speaker 3: No, that's absolutely true, just weird enough that you knew
Speaker 3: it had to be checked.
Speaker 2: Absolutely true. Was on It was on their gold Wing version.
Speaker 2: Everybody knows if you're a motorcycle person, that was Honda's
Speaker 2: giant dresser kind of bagger.
Speaker 5: Yes.
Speaker 2: Uh, dev Sophie's choice. Is it Bill or jewels? Oh?
Speaker 26: Jack?
Speaker 3: Is it Bill?
Speaker 5: Or is it jewel?
Speaker 15: Four?
Speaker 5: Is Bill?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 2: Okay, very good Bill.
Speaker 3: How you doing.
Speaker 2: I'm doing well, Jim, buddy, you're doing real well. Tell
Speaker 2: me if this is true or not. Modern air bags
Speaker 2: are made from nylon and neoprene, but the first versions
Speaker 2: were made from sheepskin and silk.
Speaker 3: That you can talk to the lady who's bugging you
Speaker 3: for money, Yes, get back to your navigation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's not true. Modern airbags are not made from
Speaker 2: sheepskin and silk. They're actually made from nylon and neoprene.
Speaker 2: Neoprene pretty early. Oh wow, okay, Yeah, a couple other
Speaker 2: things you may not know about air bags. Before we
Speaker 2: get at the top of the hour. We got brand
Speaker 2: of Cravits coming in for sport and we got to
Speaker 2: go because we're late.
Speaker 26: Uh.
Speaker 2: There are air holes in the back of air bags
Speaker 2: and the reason why is this when they when they
Speaker 2: inflate so quickly, they inflate to take the pressure of
Speaker 2: your hit. They can't not be full because they don't
Speaker 2: want you to bounce back. The air bags are actually
Speaker 2: designed to exhaust the air that gets into them so
Speaker 2: that it's a cushion fall rather than a bounce. Okay,
Speaker 2: pretty ingenious action. That is air bags are inflated.
Speaker 3: How Uh, there's a isn't it like a small controlled
Speaker 3: explosion like.
Speaker 2: A CO two? Yeah, it's not CO two, but it
Speaker 2: is a small it's the same exact stuff that's in
Speaker 2: rocket propellant. What they do is they mix these pellets
Speaker 2: with another chemical and it produces nitrogen gas instantly, and
Speaker 2: that's what it is. And pretty cool.
Speaker 9: You wonder how it could be fast enough at the
Speaker 9: speed of an act.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 2: It has a they have a switch. It's a it's
Speaker 2: a like a mercury switch. Yeah, but it's a it's
Speaker 2: a G switch and it's got a little ball in
Speaker 2: there and they're a little teeth. And what happens is
Speaker 2: when you slam on the brakes. The teeth will hold
Speaker 2: the ball until a certain amount of gravity is produced.
Speaker 2: And once the amount of gravity is produced, you know
Speaker 2: the stopping, it'll sling that ball forward and it triggers it.
Speaker 2: That's why it can know immediately when it's happened.
Speaker 9: Wow, all of these companies figured out how to do that,
Speaker 9: except to Kata.
Speaker 2: Modern airbags actually control how much the bag gets inflated
Speaker 2: based on the speed the vehicle is traveling. So if
Speaker 2: you get hit at twenty five miles an hour, it's
Speaker 2: not going to launch the same as if you get
Speaker 2: hit by seventy it's a much it's a softer land.
Speaker 2: And then, lastly, the first vehicle to offer passenger side
Speaker 2: airbags was the nineteen eighty seven Porsche nine four turbo.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: All right back in a second, Sports, it's.
Speaker 5: Time to get your game on.
Speaker 1: As the Jim Colbert Show unwishes, the guy with the
Speaker 1: hottest takes sharpest insights and zero chill when it comes
Speaker 1: to sports. Kars Brendon, crevit, cravit, cravit.
Speaker 2: Goodlow brobody ready heavy, same.
Speaker 3: Buddy, how are you going to see?
Speaker 11: I'm doing not swell, but well now I was doing
Speaker 11: I said, swell, and he goes, haven't heard that in
Speaker 11: a while.
Speaker 2: I don't hear that. I don't hear that half as
Speaker 2: much as I should. Swell is a fine word.
Speaker 3: I am doing swell.
Speaker 11: I I've just sort of run out of ideas of
Speaker 11: what to do with my son on summer vacation. Entertaining
Speaker 11: a six year old is uh. I came up with
Speaker 11: a new game in the garage today. I called it
Speaker 11: giant Soccer. I just got this big bouncy ball and
Speaker 11: a net and I just have him kicked this thing
Speaker 11: to my face. That's like, over and over.
Speaker 9: Again, better than the garage game we used to play.
Speaker 9: And that's let's close the door and start the car.
Speaker 11: Yeah, kicking this thing off the walls, off of closed
Speaker 11: all sorts of things.
Speaker 2: You don't want to play. Yeah, you know you don't
Speaker 2: want to play that. Yeah, you don't want to be
Speaker 2: a don't want to be any participant in any way
Speaker 2: shape or.
Speaker 3: Have you ever?
Speaker 11: Have you have you run around in the garage in
Speaker 11: Florida recently?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, made me run around? How about stood in your
Speaker 2: garage in Florida recently?
Speaker 5: It's awful.
Speaker 2: You bring up an interesting question. You know if you're
Speaker 2: a dad now and you have like a four or
Speaker 2: five six year old, I mean, is the number one
Speaker 2: sport to get your five or six year old still
Speaker 2: little league baseball? Or is it soccer now? Because it
Speaker 2: used to be little League baseball that was usually your
Speaker 2: first foray into any organized sport for the longest time,
Speaker 2: for years was little league or peee or what are
Speaker 2: they t bawl?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Right, I mean you couldn't play football because I mean
Speaker 2: even what's the the flag football?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: What's the other league?
Speaker 2: The small the little pop warner That doesn't happen until
Speaker 2: you're like ten or something, right, right, So I mean
Speaker 2: is that the case still?
Speaker 11: I'm out of the world. So the two things for me.
Speaker 11: One is I've tried. My son may be a lot
Speaker 11: of incredible things. I don't think unless he surprises me
Speaker 11: down the road, I'm never gonna cut him. I'm never
Speaker 11: gonna sell him short. I don't think he's gonna be
Speaker 11: a professional athlete. Doesn't seem to have it.
Speaker 2: You're gonna be honest with yourself early. It's gonna save
Speaker 2: you a lot of money and time. I love dribbling the.
Speaker 11: Basketball with me years ago, and so I I thought
Speaker 11: that he was like really getting a hang of it.
Speaker 11: So I put him in to basketball. I put him
Speaker 11: in a league and he was five. There are these
Speaker 11: I thought. I was like, they're all gonna suck, it's
Speaker 11: gonna be hilarious, and they're gonna run around. It's a
Speaker 11: great way to just get his energy out. There are
Speaker 11: these kids on the team making legit lay ups. You
Speaker 11: got real like they're dribbling between their legs. My kid
Speaker 11: could barely catch the basketball and definitely didn't understand the rules.
Speaker 11: It was a disaster and I could see the resentment
Speaker 11: forming in his face. I had to pull him out,
Speaker 11: and I didn't want to be the guy that taught
Speaker 11: his son that you quit when it's not going. But
Speaker 11: I was going to destroy sports for this child, so
Speaker 11: I couldn't do it. And so now I and I
Speaker 11: really don't want to become that parent that I'm sadday
Speaker 11: mornings I've got to spend eight hours at the soccer field.
Speaker 11: So I kind of like the fact I've recently taught
Speaker 11: him how to play chess, and I'm like, maybe he'll
Speaker 11: just do it.
Speaker 3: We just teach him how to play.
Speaker 11: Inside other than when we're playing in the garage and
Speaker 11: I'm sweating from every orifice of my body.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, let's get to some sports here.
Speaker 2: I mean, obviously the we can smell what's coming down
Speaker 2: the road, right, we obviously know we're right around the
Speaker 2: corner big time.
Speaker 11: I've told you last week, thirty two teams in thirty
Speaker 11: two days today and with the wallpaper on.
Speaker 3: The phone matching, I like that Packers day like that.
Speaker 3: I will tell you that your rights still into it.
Speaker 11: Her pinterest is just like things to make for dinner,
Speaker 11: how to design the wall, and then my NFL wallpapers?
Speaker 11: Yeah sure, ye, yeah, sure, that's her interest page. She's
Speaker 11: she's very much into it. And we still have about
Speaker 11: half the league to cover. Yeah, it's it's been a
Speaker 11: fun way to kind of get myself ramp up right
Speaker 11: into the weeds with all of these teams. There's so
Speaker 11: much movement coaching players, What did teams do last year?
Speaker 3: Who's hurt starting the season?
Speaker 11: Which for the I'm not gonna make this all about
Speaker 11: the Packers, but since I've been reading up on them
Speaker 11: a lot today, the big story for them is that
Speaker 11: they lost Micah Parsons in December of last year. They
Speaker 11: made that big trade They were dominant at the beginning
Speaker 11: of the season. When he went down, they started losing regularly.
Speaker 11: They were zero to five at the end of the
Speaker 11: season without Micah Parsons. They're riding a five game losing
Speaker 11: streak coming into twenty twenty six. And he's not gonna
Speaker 11: be rushed back, so you're probably not gonna see him
Speaker 11: for the first month of the year. What does that
Speaker 11: do for a team that was not that good without him?
Speaker 11: And they lost a lot of big pieces in free
Speaker 11: agency and the division Lions are going to be back
Speaker 11: on top. They're gonna be good. The Bears came on
Speaker 11: strong last year. They'd as well, and the Minnesota Vikings
Speaker 11: added Kyler Murray.
Speaker 2: They'll be good to should.
Speaker 11: Be better than they were a year ago because they
Speaker 11: had atrocious quarterback play last year.
Speaker 2: I know that Orlando City played this weekend. It looks
Speaker 2: like they are straightening up a little bit for those guys.
Speaker 2: Not only did they play, they sold out this weekend.
Speaker 2: And Jack can help me out with this. How common
Speaker 2: that is?
Speaker 11: I don't I think that's a rarity these days, to
Speaker 11: go with the full blown cellout.
Speaker 2: Yeah it's a World Cup.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's been a handful of times, so you think
Speaker 9: there is probably renewed soccer interests. I would save people
Speaker 9: who got caught up in World Cup. But the real
Speaker 9: big thing is in Twin Griesman. It's his first home match.
Speaker 9: I was shocked at how many Jerseys I saw already
Speaker 9: with Gresman there at the game on Saturday night and
Speaker 9: it was just it was electric.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 9: He played well, he didn't score, but we were also
Speaker 9: playing the best team in the East and came away
Speaker 9: with a result. We got a victory. Back to back wins.
Speaker 11: The goalie has kept a clean sheet in back to
Speaker 11: back games, zero goals giving up over the last two.
Speaker 11: Maxim Crapo, who we had on our show last week,
Speaker 11: is a really good guest and was also on the
Speaker 11: Canadian national team, so he was able to talk about
Speaker 11: the World Cup as experience with that and they've taken
Speaker 11: that and they have just between his play being in
Speaker 11: the World Cup coming back he's playing dominant a net
Speaker 11: and then adding a star like Antoine Griesman. It does
Speaker 11: seem like the mojo has been restored for Orlando City Soccer,
Speaker 11: and with half of the season still remaining, they put
Speaker 11: themselves behind the eight ball, but there's so much time
Speaker 11: left and so many teams make the postseason. Now they've
Speaker 11: got a bit of a play in format similar to
Speaker 11: the NBA, where nine teams are getting into the playoffs.
Speaker 11: Right well, Orlando City right now, with a terrible start
Speaker 11: to the season, is sitting at tenth. They're only a
Speaker 11: couple of wins away from being the four seed in
Speaker 11: the Eastern Conference, and now with adding a star to
Speaker 11: the mix, it does seem like things could be turning
Speaker 11: around for Orlando City. And I think most encouraging for
Speaker 11: us in this town is that people are bought back
Speaker 11: in Orlando City was so insanely popular for the first
Speaker 11: couple of seasons when they burst onto the scene in MLS,
Speaker 11: and it does feel like things have cooled off quite
Speaker 11: a bit with Orlando City. I don't know how much
Speaker 11: of that has to do with the team not being
Speaker 11: that good.
Speaker 2: Or player turnover, coach turnover. It's hard to kind of
Speaker 2: get a grip on somebody when your star leaves. I mean,
Speaker 2: we've talked about this with soccer, and then the American
Speaker 2: fan wants to see that guy on the field every week,
Speaker 2: and that person leaves for two weeks to go play
Speaker 2: for his home country for something. It's Americans just don't
Speaker 2: adjust to that well. And then you know, if there's
Speaker 2: three or four games in a row where you have,
Speaker 2: you know, a mixed bag of stars up on the
Speaker 2: field or people you don't recognize, it's kind of tough.
Speaker 2: I think Americans want to see the scene, they want
Speaker 2: to see the jerseys, they want to see the stars
Speaker 2: play the game.
Speaker 11: You know absolutely, Kaka was on the team when they
Speaker 11: first burst onto MLS and that was a big part
Speaker 11: of the popularity the jerseys that Jack is talking about.
Speaker 11: People go to sporting events to see stars and to
Speaker 11: feel like they're part of a community, and to see winners.
Speaker 11: If you can put all of those pieces together, you're
Speaker 11: going to draw an audience. I think Orlando has an
Speaker 11: incredible sports fan base, but they're not just gonna show
Speaker 11: up because you're there. You have to provide all of
Speaker 11: those elements. The other part. And this isn't just you've
Speaker 11: seen up with the Magic by the way big time. Yeah,
Speaker 11: And when the Magic have a star and are performing
Speaker 11: well and there's this sense of community, that place is rocking.
Speaker 11: I would put the Kia Center up against any arena
Speaker 11: in the country. When things are going well like they've
Speaker 11: been in the last couple of seasons, and Orlando City
Speaker 11: should be in that exact same conversation.
Speaker 9: You how much Antoine Griesman is getting paid? Di asume
Speaker 9: you might, I should be the second. Off the top
Speaker 9: of my head, he's the second highest paid player in MLS. Oh,
Speaker 9: second only to Messy. Yeah, wow, crazy? Ten million euros.
Speaker 9: It's estimated between ten and fifteen million euro You.
Speaker 2: Have to spend the money, man, I mean this family
Speaker 2: that owns this place to understand, I mean you got
Speaker 2: to spend the money, right.
Speaker 11: Ten million euros, So that's like forty million.
Speaker 9: Dollars not quite that much a lot.
Speaker 11: And then the other part of it that should be
Speaker 11: mentioned as far as what Orlando City is up against
Speaker 11: is the same thing that every team is up against
Speaker 11: an MLS, which is the horrendous TV deal that this
Speaker 11: league has with Apple.
Speaker 3: TV vision of it. Yeah, they'll be able to even
Speaker 3: get it.
Speaker 11: Who who is turning on Apple teches?
Speaker 3: You have toss with the sport already. Yeah, in order
Speaker 3: to seek that out.
Speaker 11: That will always be an issue as long as they
Speaker 11: don't have their biggest games on terrestrial television.
Speaker 9: A positive this year, you didn't need Like when they
Speaker 9: first started, you needed an add on to get the
Speaker 9: MLS on Apple TV, so you have to pay for
Speaker 9: Apple TV and then pay extra for the MLS package.
Speaker 9: This year, it's just all incarnative part of the you know,
Speaker 9: Apple TV.
Speaker 3: Yeah, maybe they'll help. That is a positive.
Speaker 2: And to be honest with you, I mean we're still
Speaker 2: acclimating as a culture to watching our sports on streaming.
Speaker 2: I mean this is really just still happened right where
Speaker 2: I mean you think about it, it was still just network
Speaker 2: television ESPN where you would see you know, football games
Speaker 2: or things like that. And over the last like five years,
Speaker 2: those things have kind of morph Now you have to
Speaker 2: watch Amazon Prime or But that's what I'm saying is
Speaker 2: like all that is different to people those we're still
Speaker 2: kind of acclimating to the idea of streaming stuff like that.
Speaker 2: This is just going to Channel two, six or nine,
Speaker 2: you know, And it's one thing when the NFL does
Speaker 2: it or the NBA does it that has the massive audience,
Speaker 2: I mean generations.
Speaker 11: And fans this legacy product that people will go and
Speaker 11: seek out, and their numbers would be down comparatively because
Speaker 11: if it's difficult to find, right and people have to
Speaker 11: look for it it then, of course that's going to
Speaker 11: create some sort of friction for the consumer.
Speaker 3: But if for a league that's still growing, it's just.
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Speaker 2: How you doing doing, good, buddy?
Speaker 14: How are you?
Speaker 3: I'm doing okay.
Speaker 2: Glad to hear that you and I always kind of
Speaker 2: were not in struggle. I shouldn't say that. I guess
Speaker 2: the struggle would be to find the one thing to
Speaker 2: talk about. That's always the problem, because there's so much
Speaker 2: out there to talk about most of the times. And
Speaker 2: I just saw the story out of LA today and
Speaker 2: I thought it was just kind of, uh, kind of
Speaker 2: a parallel to what we may deal with.
Speaker 3: Here insa Ford.
Speaker 2: Actually, I talked about a little bit earlier because when
Speaker 2: I was kind of promoting shows saying what we're going
Speaker 2: to be doing later down the road. Depp said that
Speaker 2: this has already kind of been talked about in Orlando,
Speaker 2: but I don't know if you've done it. But out
Speaker 2: in La at the Universal studios there, they're testing a
Speaker 2: new roller coaster. Now it's just in test hasn't been
Speaker 2: opened up, but when they test them, much like the
Speaker 2: ones they've done here. When they did Rock and Roller Coaster,
Speaker 2: I knew people who got into the test kit and
Speaker 2: they got to go in and do the whole thing
Speaker 2: right at a bunch, And that's happening out there. The
Speaker 2: problem is is, I guess this coaster is pretty gnarly,
Speaker 2: and there are a couple places that create massive screen times,
Speaker 2: which is kind of what you want on a coaster.
Speaker 2: That's the whole idea, right, That's part of the enjoyment.
Speaker 2: But the problem is is where it is, much like
Speaker 2: Universal here in Orlando, it's dead smack damn near in
Speaker 2: the middle of the neighborhood. We talked to the air
Speaker 2: like you can walk out of Universal's gates, go across
Speaker 2: the road. You're being doctor Phillips's parking lot, you know,
Speaker 2: and behind Doctor Phillips High School is Doctor Phillips neighborhood
Speaker 2: right and on the to Bay Hill, that entire area
Speaker 2: out there. So what I wanted to ask you is,
Speaker 2: so you have a major coaster project, right, we know
Speaker 2: it's a theme part. They're endless money, endless resources. If
Speaker 2: you live near that place, and they're making a lot
Speaker 2: of racket with the thing going, I mean, do you
Speaker 2: have any recourse at all?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you might.
Speaker 30: So the terminology we like to use for something that
Speaker 30: it's called nuisance, right, and nuisance could be everything from
Speaker 30: smells to sites to noise. And so you know, there's
Speaker 30: actually a lot of case law in Florida on the
Speaker 30: various noises that people have problems with, you know, from
Speaker 30: I would say from sports, from sports arenas and things
Speaker 30: like that where people are cheering and making noise, to
Speaker 30: uh to sirens, to machinery, you know, all the different
Speaker 30: things that people might hear and complain about while they're
Speaker 30: trying to peacefully enjoy their backyard or their home or
Speaker 30: something like that. And so lots of caselaw on this stuff.
Speaker 30: And you know, one of the things that makes nuisance
Speaker 30: law very interesting from an intellectual standpoint is there's not
Speaker 30: like a bright line test. It's not if you reach
Speaker 30: this many decibels that you know, now you've got a lawsuit.
Speaker 30: Because you know, we had this with with the Orlando
Speaker 30: International Airport, you know, with the noise from the airplanes,
Speaker 30: and so you know, there's not like a standard of
Speaker 30: like you have to be this many decibels, but what
Speaker 30: it has to be is severe and pervasive and consistent
Speaker 30: enough that a reasonable person could no longer enjoy the
Speaker 30: peacefulness of their home. Now, what Orange County, Florida has done,
Speaker 30: and I don't know about Orange County, California, because I
Speaker 30: think that's where Universal Studios that what they have done
Speaker 30: is they've put ordinances in place which kind of set
Speaker 30: thresholds for noise complaints and things like that, because they
Speaker 30: know that we have all these parks and that you know,
Speaker 30: people might complain the lights to I don't know if
Speaker 30: I mentioned lights when I was talking about some of
Speaker 30: the NUIs and stuff. They set these they set these
Speaker 30: requirements and so they make it pretty difficult for people
Speaker 30: to sue, you know, Universe Studios or Disney whoever it is,
Speaker 30: for nuisance law issues because they want that money. They
Speaker 30: want the extra revenue.
Speaker 2: Sure, yeah, and it says here it's a it's a
Speaker 2: it's Teluca Lake resident. The ride is called Fast and Furious.
Speaker 2: Hollywood Drift neighbors say that the passengers on a seventy
Speaker 2: two mile an hour ride are sending non stop walls
Speaker 2: of screams that echo not only do that, and by
Speaker 2: the way, it's near a golf course, so you have
Speaker 2: the screams and then a bunch of open lands echoes.
Speaker 2: It just carries through this golf course and rips these neighborhoods.
Speaker 12: Now.
Speaker 2: It says park engineers are using on track sound monitors
Speaker 2: and installing barriers to try to mitigate the noise for
Speaker 2: the ride that's set to open like now, I mean
Speaker 2: twenty six so it's set to open now. But they're
Speaker 2: saying that it is a non stop wall of screaming.
Speaker 9: This You could get better promotion for a roller coaster
Speaker 9: than this, because they are building one. This is what's
Speaker 9: Replacingbride Rocket at our h Yes, it's currently under construction.
Speaker 9: It's going up very fast, and it's you know, it's
Speaker 9: you know right there, and it's next to where the
Speaker 9: Blue Band group used to be.
Speaker 3: But in that whole area. It is going up quickly.
Speaker 3: But that is the same ride that interesting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, seventy two miles an hour, it's got to be
Speaker 2: one of the fastest ones out there. I don't know
Speaker 2: if the halt goes about that, right, but I mean
Speaker 2: I think it's like in the sixties, Eycu sixties. Yeah,
Speaker 2: seventy two miles an hour. That's bawling ass and a
Speaker 2: roller coaster. Yeah, And it's not to mention that the
Speaker 2: acceleration also generates loud, intermittent screaming that carries directly across
Speaker 2: that golf course into their neighborhood and home, and it
Speaker 2: doesn't stop. I mean, you know, the minute they fire
Speaker 2: that damn thing up, I guess it's what every six
Speaker 2: minutes or so, they're sending up a new crow people.
Speaker 2: So for every six minutes, your soundtrack of your life
Speaker 2: is people losing their minds because they're dropping straight down
Speaker 2: on a roller coaster in perpetuity.
Speaker 3: By the way.
Speaker 30: Well, and I think one of the defenses that Universal
Speaker 30: would have is that if you moved into the neighborhood
Speaker 30: after they started building some of these roller coasters, at
Speaker 30: some point, you have an expectation that you're gonna hear
Speaker 30: screams occasionally or periodically, right, So you know, I think
Speaker 30: the question is is whether or not you know that
Speaker 30: level of scream right, whether that was anticipated. You know,
Speaker 30: maybe maybe a couple of little roars here and there,
Speaker 30: But you know, you said walls of screams. I'd be
Speaker 30: curious as to you know, what the difference is. And
Speaker 30: I think that's a very fact specific question, but one
Speaker 30: that I think maybe the case would turn on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm just it doesn't. It doesn't feel like the
Speaker 2: residents are going to have a whole lot to say.
Speaker 2: I think, you know, there's a possibility they could sound
Speaker 2: mitigate by building some walls. I mean, we know the
Speaker 2: Universal does that here right right, I mean, and we
Speaker 2: know that our even our dot does that. If you
Speaker 2: go up and down any of the four to twenty
Speaker 2: nine or any of the big highways with the exception
Speaker 2: of four until you get them Vulisha County, you see
Speaker 2: these giant twenty foot walls, concrete walls that have to
Speaker 2: have the dunk in one and like a flamingo and
Speaker 2: then a dolphin or whatever. I mean, those are obviously
Speaker 2: built to mitigate the sound from people who live right
Speaker 2: next to the highway. That's kind of the give or
Speaker 2: take of them widening these roads to you know, eight
Speaker 2: lanes or something. It's the people there would like to
Speaker 2: still have a life, you know, well, and they shape
Speaker 2: those things to the reflects back in right.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 30: But yeah, you know, these cases are always super interesting,
Speaker 30: and you know nuisance cases, you know, specifically when it's
Speaker 30: a private nuisance, those are are a little bit more
Speaker 30: sympathetic from a jury standpoint, you know, when it's a
Speaker 30: private company as a price to like the city with
Speaker 30: traffic and things like that. Yeah, you know, we see
Speaker 30: those cases being a little bit more generous from the
Speaker 30: jury's But I would have to think, right, Universal Studios
Speaker 30: has done their research and they've got a pretty good
Speaker 30: idea of how this is going to turn out, even
Speaker 30: in a worst case scenario standpoint.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I would guess that as well, even they have
Speaker 3: to give some money out and make people happy, you know, I.
Speaker 2: Would guess that's probably what's gonna happen as well. We'll
Speaker 2: see how it goes for sure. You know, we were
Speaker 2: talking the last segment a little bit about the flock
Speaker 2: cameras have a huge issue. Yeah, man, yea, it's so
Speaker 2: interesting because you know, this is one of these things
Speaker 2: I think, have we seen any litigation the set of
Speaker 2: precedent of how this is going to kind of be
Speaker 2: litigated in the future if people have their you know,
Speaker 2: their private information kind of.
Speaker 30: We've seen bits and pieces of litigation, never against one
Speaker 30: of these big companies for kind of the would I'll say,
Speaker 30: like terrestrial surveillance, you know, kind of like how flock
Speaker 30: has been used inappropriately by law enforcement, things like that,
Speaker 30: you know, people accessing it systems. I haven't seen those issues,
Speaker 30: but like little bits and pieces of you know, gathering
Speaker 30: this data, like whether that's being consented to, you know,
Speaker 30: what's a public space. You know, some of those types
Speaker 30: of things we've seen litigated. But I think I think
Speaker 30: what we will see litigation on in the future is
Speaker 30: the failure to protect the community from abuses. And I
Speaker 30: think that that's where there's some open areas for litigation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because you know, when you think about it now,
Speaker 2: there is no I mean, you talk about privacy, but
Speaker 2: I guess the only privacy that you're really guaranteed in
Speaker 2: life is inside your home, correct.
Speaker 30: I Mean, there's a there's a constitutional protection of privacy there,
Speaker 30: but you know, there's things that.
Speaker 2: But flog cameras can't come in your home. They can
Speaker 2: get they can get you the minute you leave your
Speaker 2: home and get a driveway from the driveway everywhere you go.
Speaker 2: One of the cases they talk about when defending the
Speaker 2: idea of flogged cameras is the Stephen Stearns case because
Speaker 2: they knew for a fact that he didn't go to
Speaker 2: the school when he said they did. They saw him
Speaker 2: driving the other way because they got every single second
Speaker 2: of his trip on flog camera. So you look at that,
Speaker 2: you go, oh, yeah, man, that's great. You know, I mean,
Speaker 2: obviously we don't want people like that out and a round.
Speaker 2: But in that same sense, you also don't want anybody
Speaker 2: that just has access to cameras. Somebody texted earlier or
Speaker 2: said earlier that that some of the cameras saw the
Speaker 2: default passwords that you could just kind of log onto
Speaker 2: it and use it if you wanted to. That's scary,
Speaker 2: that's horrifying.
Speaker 30: You know, it's becoming more and more a part of
Speaker 30: the criminal defense practice, these cameras, because you know.
Speaker 2: To use them for a positive or negative to argue against, or.
Speaker 30: For to argue that like positive but well, they're it
Speaker 30: really comes up when it's like, you know, we say
Speaker 30: it wasn't deb. You can't prove it with deb And
Speaker 30: then they say, well, actually, here's deb leaving the station,
Speaker 30: and here's making left turn and another left turn, and
Speaker 30: here's a Robins convenience store. That's all made up.
Speaker 3: It was just to take the little Debbie sign. It's
Speaker 3: not my dorm room door.
Speaker 30: But I'm seeing it so much more in the courtroom now,
Speaker 30: and they can they have door to door access, and
Speaker 30: sometimes it's you know, you're like, Okay, I guess see
Speaker 30: where this was a good thing. They used it, but
Speaker 30: it's not hard to see how it could be abused.
Speaker 30: And I think people are right to be concerned about it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And when when you hear people complaining about it,
Speaker 2: I wonder, like, you know, of course, I don't have
Speaker 2: a situation right now where I'm complaining about it, because
Speaker 2: you know, I'm not a criminal. I'm not a fellaw
Speaker 2: or anything like that. But I don't know that you
Speaker 2: have to be, you know, I mean just this case
Speaker 2: with the you you mentioned it earlier, the case with
Speaker 2: the police department, and the woman had access the camera
Speaker 2: to get information on her husband's ex. You know, obviously
Speaker 2: that's not good, but we know those players are out there.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the sheriff actually shut down the flat camera system
Speaker 7: because that was part of what this former detective had access, right.
Speaker 15: You know.
Speaker 2: I saw a mean today. I was telling these guys
Speaker 2: earlier of a guy sitting in a lawn chair right
Speaker 2: next to one of the cameras and he had a
Speaker 2: couple of broomsticks taped together and he's got like a
Speaker 2: big piece of paper and he just hold it in
Speaker 2: front of the camera.
Speaker 5: He goes.
Speaker 2: I just thought, oh, I want my right to privacy.
Speaker 2: And now one of the things too, is I just
Speaker 2: saw a guy on on Instagram and he said, hey, look,
Speaker 2: you know, I'm not saying this is how you do it,
Speaker 2: but it seems like somebody would do it like this,
Speaker 2: and you wear this kind of clothing and do this,
Speaker 2: and wear these laser the camera and get this and
Speaker 2: get this kind of cutter so you can cut it down.
Speaker 2: It'll go right through the aluminum poles. I mean, I'm
Speaker 2: not saying you should do this, but if people were
Speaker 2: going to do this, this is probably how they do it,
Speaker 2: you know, using that language kind of get away with
Speaker 2: the idea of telling people this is how you take
Speaker 2: a flat camera down and Mike littered with videos of
Speaker 2: people just yanking them down or shooting.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Man, I'm either all over Instagram all over where they're
Speaker 2: pulling him down, stomping them out.
Speaker 3: I haven't seen any of this. Yeah, I mean, I
Speaker 3: gotta get on Stagram. I guess to get on the ground.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, the funny thing is, obviously you're like,
Speaker 2: well why, I mean, you don't want that in your
Speaker 2: in your neighborhood because you're committing crimes. I mean that's
Speaker 2: one thing. But if you don't want your neighborhood because
Speaker 2: it's tracking everything you do and you don't think that's fair.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean you can track all kinds of things,
Speaker 3: not just people committing crimes.
Speaker 10: Sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, sometimes you get a boogie or something you want to.
Speaker 2: You don't want that, you don't want that video out there.
Speaker 2: I got a guy digging today.
Speaker 10: It was.
Speaker 3: Oh he was in there too to film it. No,
Speaker 3: it was too gross. See, but that's that's proper. That's proper.
Speaker 2: Just let the guy do what he's doing. Dude, my
Speaker 2: man sunk it.
Speaker 3: He was in there. Yeah gross.
Speaker 30: But I mean I understand where people are coming from.
Speaker 30: I understand where the concern is. And anytimes we see
Speaker 30: an implementation of technology like this, we expect to see
Speaker 30: that there's a pendulum that's gonna swing. And I think
Speaker 30: that you'll you'll find people that are less willing to
Speaker 30: put up with that.
Speaker 2: And it's so funny because you know, every time one
Speaker 2: of the things comes up, right, we're like, well, what,
Speaker 2: we're gonna do this, and we're gonna do that. And
Speaker 2: yet you hop on your cell phone, you know, you
Speaker 2: punch all your personal information into your social media.
Speaker 30: That's what you said, privacy in your house. That's what
Speaker 30: I was thinking about thinking about the cell phone. Everything
Speaker 30: is being recruited. You hop on your computer, every place
Speaker 30: you go is tracked.
Speaker 3: I don't you know.
Speaker 2: I guess you could VP in every search you make,
Speaker 2: but how many people actually do that? I know like
Speaker 2: three people in my life that VPN their home stuff
Speaker 2: so that nobody can see where they're going, and they
Speaker 2: bounce it off like thirty different countries before it goes
Speaker 2: back all freaks and weirdos.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just think you're talking about Jack, right, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's Jack. No, it's not Jack.
Speaker 2: I'm just problem but you know, and and and look,
Speaker 2: if anybody would know to do that, it's him. It's
Speaker 2: this guy who understands exactly how easy it is to
Speaker 2: get into your system, manipulate your system, take your information,
Speaker 2: or can I tell you? He told me at one
Speaker 2: point one of the things was just breaking into your
Speaker 2: computer and sitting there just watching what you do every day,
Speaker 2: like being a voyeur of your life, like reading letters
Speaker 2: that you wrote, are going into your email to see
Speaker 2: what's going on with your life, never doing anything, just
Speaker 2: kind of poking, like living in your walls kind of thing.
Speaker 30: Well, I wonder if that's the type of because I
Speaker 30: know they do some of the some of the types
Speaker 30: of hacking where they do like where they figure out
Speaker 30: like what are your favorite colors? Are your favorite things?
Speaker 30: And then they'll try to talk to your family man
Speaker 30: and back, Oh, I'm jim and I really love golfing
Speaker 30: and watching Instagram videos that people taking on these cameras
Speaker 30: and it's like, well, that has to be Jimmy, right,
Speaker 30: you know that's my guy. And then they give them
Speaker 30: all kinds of personal information and you know whatever, I
Speaker 30: forgot what that kind of social engineering?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that type of thing.
Speaker 2: But I mean, but even with just your normal surfing
Speaker 2: the internet. I mean, we talked about this that when
Speaker 2: Danny would come in from threat locker, we would talk
Speaker 2: and he goes, look, man, you know you put that
Speaker 2: picture of your vacation up, like you know, you put
Speaker 2: a picture of you in on vacation. Like, oh, that
Speaker 2: that was posted one hour ago, so nobody's at your house?
Speaker 2: Is that what you're telling me.
Speaker 3: I'm a really big believer.
Speaker 30: You don't post any vacation pictures until a week after
Speaker 30: your back and then you don't really need to post
Speaker 30: them anyway.
Speaker 2: But don't post them all you're on vacation. Yeah, but
Speaker 2: that happens all the time. We have people who you know,
Speaker 2: or who will come in on the guests as guests,
Speaker 2: or when they're leaving they're like, hey, look, I can't
Speaker 2: make the show this week. They're like, you know, don't
Speaker 2: mention me being gone, just say I can't make it
Speaker 2: this week because they're on vacation. They don't want people
Speaker 2: knowing they're gone away from their home. But man, it's
Speaker 2: so easy to find that information out. That's why a
Speaker 2: lot of people get scammed now, especially elderly, because just
Speaker 2: what you said, I can go into my Facebook and
Speaker 2: build a profile of me and be able to convincingly
Speaker 2: have a conversation as me with somebody just using the
Speaker 2: vernacular that I use in videos or am I writing.
Speaker 30: It's true easily. You gotta be careful, I mean, and
Speaker 30: I think people always say not may not may not me.
Speaker 3: Oh, yes, you're first.
Speaker 30: I've got a friend of mine who's one of those
Speaker 30: white hat hackers, you know, it works for the government
Speaker 30: type thing, and she goes to a competition every year
Speaker 30: to see, like who can social engineer a hack job
Speaker 30: the quickest, And it's like in less than like five minutes.
Speaker 30: Oh yeah, they get access to your bank accounts, they
Speaker 30: get access to whatever.
Speaker 2: Danny from threat Locker says that when they do these
Speaker 2: these certain presentations that they put a what they call pineapple,
Speaker 2: which is you know where they put it on a
Speaker 2: drone and flew it outside the window of the meeting
Speaker 2: room and was stealing people's information in the room while
Speaker 2: they're giving the seminar on stealing information. Right, you guys
Speaker 2: remember that story? Yeah, yeah, crazy, Yeah, it's wild. Yeah,
Speaker 2: hang loose for safe yeah yeah, please do always continue.
Speaker 2: By the by the way, that's one firm for life
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Speaker 7: Yeah, teen is detained in connection with that Seattle mass shooting.
Speaker 7: Closer to home, a hearing is held for Andrew and
Speaker 7: Tristan Taate and lottery jackpots continue to grow. We'll talk
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Speaker 3: So I'm not missing Florida too much today, but it's different.
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Speaker 30: Just to quick update, the girl who was missing out
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Speaker 3: They did find her and there's further details to become out.
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Speaker 7: They are unbelievable. But police say a fifteen year old
Speaker 7: boy was taken into custody following Sunday night shooting that
Speaker 7: killed three people and injured four near Seattle Space Needle.
Speaker 7: He was booked into juvenile to ten for firearm violations.
Speaker 7: Police are trying to identify the second suspect. No one
Speaker 7: has been arrested for homicide, but the three victims were
Speaker 7: a nineteen year old man and a forty four year
Speaker 7: old man who both died at the scene. A fifty
Speaker 7: six year old woman died at Harbor Vrew Medical Center.
Speaker 7: This was just going to a food truck event. Wow,
Speaker 7: the youngest victim is a two year old real. Seattle
Speaker 7: Mayor Katie Wilson says the city will increase gun violence
Speaker 7: reduction programs Back in the Sunshine stated attention hearing was
Speaker 7: held for social media influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate. Their
Speaker 7: defense attorney, Joseph McBride thinks the brothers could become victims
Speaker 7: behind bars.
Speaker 23: Every time the public says Andrew and Tristan are just
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Speaker 23: for them to get murdered in jail.
Speaker 7: A federal judge will decide August thirteenth whether or release
Speaker 7: the brothers from custody while they fight extradition to the UK,
Speaker 7: where they're accused of rape and sex trafficking.
Speaker 3: The extradition process could take months, you guys.
Speaker 7: They remain locked up in solitary confinement damn at the
Speaker 7: Miami Federal Detention Center, and they're expected to remain behind
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Speaker 7: And then finally the jackpots for the Mega Millions and
Speaker 7: Powerball lotteries continue to grow. Nearly one and a half
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Speaker 7: drawing tonight is there not Yes, Saturday's Powerball drawing failed
Speaker 7: to produce a big winner, so an estimated six hundred
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Speaker 2: Six hundred mil goes down to what in the state,
Speaker 2: after the after the cut and the taxes, it's usually
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