Speaker 1: All right back with Eddie and Rocky and rock him
Speaker 1: the place up here a little bit. How about this
Speaker 1: is the magical time of the year. Look, what's Santa
Speaker 1: dropped by?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: You guys are so sweet.
Speaker 4: Yes, I look at him every day. So yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: the rest of the show, I'm.
Speaker 5: Just sticking around. I'm just hanging out with my favorite people.
Speaker 5: Got to see Willy, now I get to see you guys.
Speaker 4: We're okay, Rachel. By the way, Rachel Elliott joins us
Speaker 4: on the hierarchy. I know I'm one between another fight. Yeah,
Speaker 4: Willy and Rocky are fighting out for two.
Speaker 5: I'm saying Rocky because I tried to learn how to
Speaker 5: golf over the summer and Willie blew me off. I
Speaker 5: asked him to help me, and he was too busy
Speaker 5: quote unquote busy.
Speaker 1: I cannot believe that he was too busy to help
Speaker 1: literally anything.
Speaker 5: After everything I've done for that man. Yes, I have
Speaker 5: walked him through life the last decade and a half.
Speaker 4: Well, dude, I heard you just talking to him about
Speaker 4: setting up his only Fans page.
Speaker 3: I know I'm still doing it.
Speaker 5: I'm still I'm still out here maybe, although I will
Speaker 5: admit that is for selfish purposes, because even ten percent
Speaker 5: of that cut is going to be good.
Speaker 1: One hundred percent, there will be many loyal listeners in
Speaker 1: their eighties and nineties that would absolutely love and pay
Speaker 1: top dollar for it.
Speaker 3: Willie unfiltered, Now were.
Speaker 1: You there, by the way, were you there with the
Speaker 1: bodies of the big one thing he did?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, okay, that was that was my idea. That
Speaker 3: was my idea back in the day.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Do you guys know how many clickthroughs we got for that?
Speaker 3: Do you want to know?
Speaker 7: I do?
Speaker 3: I did one and then Willy did one.
Speaker 5: I think I had one point two million clickthroughs and
Speaker 5: Willy had close to a million, so two million page
Speaker 5: views on Willy and I combined in the course of
Speaker 5: like I want to say, a month.
Speaker 4: Well, trust me.
Speaker 3: So it wasn't a bad idea, guy. It was actually
Speaker 3: kind of a great idea.
Speaker 1: Great idea. But I just remember him pitching it and
Speaker 1: you pitching it, and it was like, I'm gonna do this.
Speaker 1: You guys are going to do it too, right, Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: we'll follow you you first, and they were like.
Speaker 4: Eh, almost he almost got a divorce over but la
Speaker 4: la la la la. But anyway, So what are you
Speaker 4: doing now, kid? You're in country music?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 5: No, I run all the country radio stations for iHeartMedia
Speaker 5: and Kentucky now so, and I still hang out here sometimes.
Speaker 3: They have they gave me key card access to this building.
Speaker 5: I can't believe it, but yeah, so I can come
Speaker 5: and go as I please and visit you guys whenever
Speaker 5: I feel like it.
Speaker 1: Nice.
Speaker 4: So you're you're boot scooting all over the country.
Speaker 1: I am.
Speaker 5: I've got three trips already booked because they have to
Speaker 5: fly all over for for country and so I've already
Speaker 5: got three trips booked before March. I'm going out to Utah.
Speaker 5: I gotta go Nashville a couple of times. It's crazy.
Speaker 1: That's nice. Who's the most interesting country artist? Had the
Speaker 1: pleasure of talking.
Speaker 3: To interesting country artists?
Speaker 1: Interesting, not necessarily the most famous, the most interesting interesting.
Speaker 3: That's that's a that's a good one. I would probably
Speaker 3: maybe Parker McCollum. He's pretty interesting.
Speaker 5: He's pretty interesting, uh just because uh, he doesn't necessarily
Speaker 5: have to do country music.
Speaker 3: He just enjoys doing it, So you know.
Speaker 5: He's he's a he's a kind of a classic Texas
Speaker 5: country singer.
Speaker 4: I get that, but you said he doesn't have to
Speaker 4: do it, but he does. He's like a famous actor.
Speaker 5: No he's no, he just like has like the classic
Speaker 5: Texas like you know, background, farm family.
Speaker 1: So he does.
Speaker 3: So he that's that's interesting.
Speaker 5: Uh, Jelly Rolls got an interesting backstory, but I feel
Speaker 5: like everybody knows him.
Speaker 4: So yes, Yes, comes off cool and whenever it seems
Speaker 4: really awesome, tell the story because I hadn't heard this, uh,
Speaker 4: the giant ginger story.
Speaker 5: Okay, So I take music meetings up here so that
Speaker 5: I can hang out with you guys, and that means
Speaker 5: country artists will come in and play new music. And
Speaker 5: a guy by the name of Matt Cooper stopped by
Speaker 5: and he was performing in one of the conference rooms
Speaker 5: just Caddy corner from this studio, and Rocky walked out
Speaker 5: while he was trying to perform his new single for
Speaker 5: me acoustically, and he just stumbled and like stopped mid song.
Speaker 3: He's like, I'm so sorry.
Speaker 5: The biggest ginger I have ever seen just walked out
Speaker 5: of that room and I was like, yep, that's Rocky
Speaker 5: and he was like, I mean, why is he so big?
Speaker 5: And I was like, well, he did play in the NFL,
Speaker 5: and he was like, Okay, that makes sense, and then
Speaker 5: he went.
Speaker 3: Back to playing a song.
Speaker 1: But yeah, so I still think that word is funny.
Speaker 5: So yeah, I can guarantee you he will never forget that.
Speaker 3: Like I'll be able to see him in a couple
Speaker 3: of months and be like, well.
Speaker 1: We cover the jar to the guy I spent a
Speaker 1: little time down there, So yeah.
Speaker 3: I'll set that play date up.
Speaker 1: That nice.
Speaker 4: That's for guy going to cower in fear. You have
Speaker 4: some kind of a score to settle with them.
Speaker 1: No, I'm going to bring up the fact that I
Speaker 1: was also in a bronze gun Metal Gray. Have I
Speaker 1: ever told you about gun Mittal Gray?
Speaker 6: My time?
Speaker 1: And I'll spare Rachel.
Speaker 5: Wait, do you do you want to pivot to country
Speaker 5: or you? I mean, I mean you could that could
Speaker 5: be your future.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I mean I.
Speaker 5: Listen a lot of rock guys, a lot of rock
Speaker 5: people have have pivoted to the country side of the things.
Speaker 1: Why is that, you think? Is it is there like
Speaker 1: a bigger market for country music.
Speaker 5: Or Yeah, And it's just hard to break through in
Speaker 5: rock music now right, Like there's not a lot of
Speaker 5: new acts breaking through and becoming big, and even even
Speaker 5: your bands like food Fighters, and when they put out
Speaker 5: new music, it doesn't stick around. It's just the classic
Speaker 5: food Fighters songs that get played on the radio. So
Speaker 5: it's just a lot harder. So that that southern rock
Speaker 5: sound is all come over to the country side and
Speaker 5: we play a lot of it.
Speaker 4: Right back in the day, I heard you and Willie
Speaker 4: talking and you were talking about how the country didn't crossover.
Speaker 4: And when I was working at EBN, I worked there
Speaker 4: many years ago before you did.
Speaker 9: Did you know that?
Speaker 4: Yeah, anyways heard that when Steve or Copperhead Road came out. Yep,
Speaker 4: we honestly, God had There were like three or four
Speaker 4: of us sitting in a room with a program director
Speaker 4: talking about whether or not we should play Copperhead Road.
Speaker 4: Did you no see? I mean it came close though,
Speaker 4: because there was two country at the time. Well it
Speaker 4: was before because you still we were still playing Skinner
Speaker 4: and you know, and that type of thing that hadn't
Speaker 4: burned out yet. The burn factor now on that is uh,
Speaker 4: it's ash. But copper Head we were like, dude, this
Speaker 4: is a rock song, and he was he waffled and
Speaker 4: we never did play it. But that's what's going on now.
Speaker 4: I agree with you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's a lot of you know, Cowetzel, whiskey Myers.
Speaker 3: Gosh, there are so many.
Speaker 5: I would say Jelly rolls even more on the rock
Speaker 5: side of things, and Jason al Dean can, depending on
Speaker 5: the song, can swing that. And it sounds like southern rock, right,
Speaker 5: it's very it's some of it's pretty heavy. So you know,
Speaker 5: we just kind of took advantage of that of that
Speaker 5: hole in the market and made it country music and
Speaker 5: just claimed it.
Speaker 3: And now now you guys can't have it back. So sorry.
Speaker 4: Well, I heard Willy talking to you about He and
Speaker 4: I had this conversation about matt Race ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 4: the same thing. But anyways, I heard you and Willy
Speaker 4: talking about that. He and I had this conversation of
Speaker 4: where where are the big rock acts and I told
Speaker 4: him there are none, No, there aren't any.
Speaker 1: It's all.
Speaker 4: And I heard you say it's all classic rock. Now
Speaker 4: it is it is.
Speaker 5: I mean even popa roaches classic rock now right, like they.
Speaker 1: Came out true and it's wild but yes, right, and
Speaker 1: so early two thousands and now that's twenty five years.
Speaker 5: Fall Out Boy, fall Out boy to technically be because
Speaker 5: the I think it was the standard, like twenty twenty
Speaker 5: one years. I think it is for something to be
Speaker 5: considered classic rock, and so I think their first thing
Speaker 5: came out in two thousand and three, so that's that's
Speaker 5: considered classic rock.
Speaker 4: Even well, and Willie was talking about what other bands,
Speaker 4: what other bad I was I was like, Willie, let
Speaker 4: me tell you something. My uh my two boys are
Speaker 4: mid twenties and they were going in. Jack, who lived
Speaker 4: in Chicago at the time, wanted to go to Lollapalooza
Speaker 4: and I go, oh, man, what band do you want
Speaker 4: to see? And I forget it might have been the
Speaker 4: Chili Peppers or something like that. I was like, I
Speaker 4: want to see the Chili Peppers because I told him
Speaker 4: i'd get him tickets for his birthday and he says, no,
Speaker 4: I want to see Kendrick.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, would have been sacrilegious, twenty.
Speaker 5: Faking okay, But Kendrick Lamar does put on a good
Speaker 5: stage show like he does, he does bop like But
Speaker 5: I mean, I think Olivia Rodrigo was the biggest poll
Speaker 5: or maybe it was Sabrina Carpenter last year. I forget
Speaker 5: at Lula, but they don't have it's not it's not
Speaker 5: rock oriented like it used to be.
Speaker 1: Why though, why why can there not be a big
Speaker 1: arena selling rock band anymore?
Speaker 5: I think yeah, I think I think people just I
Speaker 5: think that without having new bands to promote, you can
Speaker 5: only see the Chili Peppers and the Food Fighters and
Speaker 5: def Leppard that's one I love seeing live. You can
Speaker 5: only see him live so many times. There has to
Speaker 5: be other options, new music coming up. Uh And and
Speaker 5: rock hasn't done a qui.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no one seems to fill that void. They get
Speaker 1: to a certain level, but not you.
Speaker 4: Know, I want to ask any twenty five year old guy,
Speaker 4: uh is, who's your favorite band? I guarantee you it's
Speaker 4: going to be somebody like Kendrick or Jason Ald And
Speaker 4: maybe nobody's going to say Breaking Benjamin. Yeah, let's put
Speaker 4: it that way, right.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 5: And you know, as somebody that's seen all of those
Speaker 5: arena shows and those stadium tours, so like Morgan and
Speaker 5: Posts and stadiums, they're putting on a rock show.
Speaker 3: It's a rock show.
Speaker 5: And I've taken rock people two country shows and they're like, oh,
Speaker 5: this is where the rock audience went, I've taken somebody
Speaker 5: to a Luke Bryant show and they were like, this
Speaker 5: is this is this is a rock show, this is
Speaker 5: this is where our audience went.
Speaker 3: And it is true.
Speaker 1: So rather than wait around for some rock group to
Speaker 1: come there, I won't one an their country because it's
Speaker 1: fun as hell and great concert and.
Speaker 4: Well, people can say what they want to about kiss
Speaker 4: what I think even those guys figured out, after they
Speaker 4: had milked that whole thing dry they retired for ten
Speaker 4: years in a row, that it was right. They re
Speaker 4: just went like, Okay, we're still making money. We're we're
Speaker 4: not retired. Jet that's the unretired tour, and just kept going.
Speaker 4: And that's what the Eagles are doing. Sure, same thing, man,
Speaker 4: Why why would you all of them when somebody is
Speaker 4: willing to pay you millions and millions of dollars? Why
Speaker 4: would we just go I'm good. All you have to
Speaker 4: do is get in the jet playing and fly to
Speaker 4: Cincinnati for the afternoon, do a show, get back in
Speaker 4: your plane, flight to where you live.
Speaker 1: Boom. But also, the albums don't sell anymore, right, No
Speaker 1: one buys an album, no, no, right, And so you
Speaker 1: should make a ton of work I mean, you're not
Speaker 1: talking about the Beatles never toured because they made all
Speaker 1: their money off of albums. You got to make money
Speaker 1: on touring. That's what yeah do, right.
Speaker 5: Taylor Swift made hundreds of millions of dollars on the
Speaker 5: Airs tour, and Morgan Walland does close to that too.
Speaker 5: He makes hundreds of millions on his tours. So really
Speaker 5: everybody's pushing the you know, the actual stage events and
Speaker 5: what rock group can even come close to having that
Speaker 5: kind of poll.
Speaker 4: And with that, Rachel, we are going to have to
Speaker 4: let you go. We could do this for another company
Speaker 4: to drop by again sometimes.
Speaker 3: Out with you guys anytime.
Speaker 4: You know that. Please, yes, thank you, Rachel Elliott. Everyone
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Speaker 4: You can sing like an angel. Oh god, she's got
Speaker 4: a great voice. Because you and I've talked about that
Speaker 4: kind of stuff before, just music that you didn't think
Speaker 4: you would ever like. And I buy in one of
Speaker 4: her albums. I don't know if I if I stole
Speaker 4: it from work, I mean, got it from work, or
Speaker 4: if somebody gave it.
Speaker 1: I don't remember, But damn she's good. Yeah, Sean's saying,
Speaker 1: which that that just you know that that carries you know,
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter what the song is. If you can
Speaker 1: really belt it, it's enjoyable.
Speaker 4: And let me tell you something which brings me to
Speaker 4: uh pet peeve of head fingers. If I might, no,
Speaker 4: I'm fired up. I love when Eddie steps up on
Speaker 4: his soapbox. Here full my sleeve if folks say less
Speaker 4: than you're no. Yeah, the sleeves got rolled up. He
Speaker 4: tightened the headphones a little bit on his head. He
Speaker 4: kind of did one of these, his shoulders race a
Speaker 4: little bit. No, Like I said, the woman can sing
Speaker 4: like an angel in this hand. I forget who there
Speaker 4: was another person I saw kind of that's ilk, but
Speaker 4: it doesn't matter. Alison Kraus. If you haven't ever heard her,
Speaker 4: listen to her sing she fantastic and I saw her.
Speaker 4: I've seen her a couple of times, but one time
Speaker 4: I saw her at Music Hall and wearing like the
Speaker 4: first or second row of the upper balcony. And yeah,
Speaker 4: she's very quiet. But you know, all around us there
Speaker 4: are these women who fancy themselves as singers. And you
Speaker 4: know she's singing uh, one of my favorite songs by her.
Speaker 4: It wouldn't have made any difference by Todd Rundren. Have
Speaker 4: you ever heard that?
Speaker 1: It was beautiful?
Speaker 4: So you know she can and she got the beautiful voice,
Speaker 4: and the band is just playing real low and behind her.
Speaker 4: But then there's some you know, fat lady sitting about
Speaker 4: four rows away from me, going.
Speaker 11: You would man, it's like, shoot up, Allison can sing
Speaker 11: that song, right, you cannot respect?
Speaker 4: Come on, respect please, I mean you can do okay
Speaker 4: if it's guns and roses, scream your lungs out to
Speaker 4: sweet Child. Don't be singing along with something like that, right,
Speaker 4: Come on man.
Speaker 1: If this is a loud, just chaotic rock song, yell
Speaker 1: it out absolutely.
Speaker 4: What you're there for. Right, It's like going to see
Speaker 4: James Taylor or something. It's like I see fat I've
Speaker 4: seen rain.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you can kind of in a very low
Speaker 1: way sing along a little bit, but I'm screaming out
Speaker 1: use your inside voice.
Speaker 4: Please with that, we check in with traffic and weather, Rick,
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Speaker 2: Should here's my inside voice for this? Or can I
Speaker 2: talk out loud?
Speaker 1: You know you do that?
Speaker 7: Man?
Speaker 4: I think that that's kind of the way we want
Speaker 4: the show to go. We're kind of are we going
Speaker 4: to low key in a little bit. I think there's
Speaker 4: too much screaming and yelling on this radio station.
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Speaker 4: All right, back with Eddie and Rocky and rock I
Speaker 4: want to thank Bob for sending the video. I totally
Speaker 4: forgot this happened, but we were talking about Stone tumble
Speaker 4: Pilots a little while. This happened in twenty ten at Riverbend,
Speaker 4: Scott Wiland from stp Stone Tumble Pilots is singing and
Speaker 4: doing his old scream into the micro or into the
Speaker 4: megaphone thing, yep, and he's walking around and all of
Speaker 4: a sudden he just walked right into the pit. Now,
Speaker 4: what was What's the weirdest thing you've ever seen in
Speaker 4: a showing anything remotely resembling that.
Speaker 1: Weirdest?
Speaker 4: I mean, I've seen plenty of fights. I've seen no
Speaker 4: hell was at the who thing that goes for it
Speaker 4: speaks for itself. But just people with fireworks and all
Speaker 4: kinds of anything like that. It just my my favorite
Speaker 4: was always say, there's like three bands playing at Riverbend,
Speaker 4: and by about the middle of the first act you
Speaker 4: see the guy curled up on a blanket all liquored up.
Speaker 1: Yeah asleep. He peaked too early. Yeah he had like
Speaker 1: eighteen Jaeger bomb shots. We're gonna get ready for the concert, Dude,
Speaker 1: you must not ever been to a concert because the
Speaker 1: headliner doesn't come on when they say they're coming on.
Speaker 1: It's usually like an hour later. So pace yourself.
Speaker 4: I saw a thing. Shoot, it was on social someplace,
Speaker 4: but a guy talking and it sounds like me. It's like, Okay,
Speaker 4: the concert starts at eight, so I want to get
Speaker 4: there at seven, so we want to park at six thirty.
Speaker 4: We want to eat at five. So yeah, you work backwards, right,
Speaker 4: and that's what and leave the house at So I
Speaker 4: leave the house at like three thirty to eat at
Speaker 4: five to get to the place to park at you know,
Speaker 4: six thirty, and somebody goes, well, then the band doesn't
Speaker 4: come on until nine thirty, so you're hurrying.
Speaker 1: For its exactly right. Yeah, I mean anything weird. I
Speaker 1: mean I've seen plenty of cool moments at a concert.
Speaker 1: I think I told you I was at that Kentucky
Speaker 1: Speedway show. It was corn Kid Rock and Metallica and
Speaker 1: James Hetfield like that morning had got injured in a
Speaker 1: jet ski accident and and and again that was before
Speaker 1: social media, but even then, like word was you know,
Speaker 1: amongst those tens of thousands of people, word was spreading
Speaker 1: around and it's like, oh my god, or are they
Speaker 1: gonna play? And they showed up and and they all
Speaker 1: kind of came out instead of like opening the show.
Speaker 1: It was like all the guys from corn All the
Speaker 1: guys from you know, Kid Rock, and and they said,
Speaker 1: we're gonna handle the vocals and we're gonna put on
Speaker 1: a show. And it was cool because you got to
Speaker 1: see I've seen Metallica ten times, right, but I've seen
Speaker 1: Metallica with Kid Rock and Jonathan uh whatever Davis singing
Speaker 1: one time. Right, So it was cool. It was meat Yeah.
Speaker 4: Ah, right up, we have the news, but after the news,
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Speaker 1: Yes, and the topic is I think interesting, is it's
Speaker 1: on stretching or we've all heard you know, when you're
Speaker 1: a kid and you're an athlete, you should stretch, and
Speaker 1: as an adult it's important to stretch, well, is it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's gonna educate us on that and maybe set the
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Speaker 14: A possible connection between the mass shooting and the murder
Speaker 14: of a professor.
Speaker 1: This is the four o'clock report.
Speaker 14: I'm Matt Reeves breaking now a new development this afternoon
Speaker 14: and the search for a killer in New England that
Speaker 14: suspect wanted in the mass shooting at Brown Universe in
Speaker 14: Providence may be the one who also murdered an MIT
Speaker 14: professor in his home in the Boston area.
Speaker 15: Law enforcement sources tell ABC News that the shooting at
Speaker 15: Brown University that killed two students may in fact be
Speaker 15: connected to the shooting death the apparent murder of MIT
Speaker 15: professor Nuno l'lero, who was shot and killed on the
Speaker 15: foyer of his Brookline home on Monday night, pronounced dead
Speaker 15: on Tuesday morning at the hospital.
Speaker 14: ABC's Aaron Koturski reports that at first the FBI said
Speaker 14: there was no known connection, but in the last twenty
Speaker 14: four hours, investigative teams in both cases began to compare
Speaker 14: their notes and they may be close to naming the suspect.
Speaker 14: In fact, police in Rhode Island reportedly identified a person
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Speaker 1: Yeaes our good friend PJ Street. Make sure you're following
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Speaker 1: I E T. PJ. We're talking today about a very
Speaker 1: controversial topic to some degree, right, and that's stretching. All right,
Speaker 1: We've all heard you and I and everybody out there
Speaker 1: that's played youth, base, behol or anything. You gotta stretch.
Speaker 1: You gotta stretch before you perform. And stretching is good
Speaker 1: and elongates your muscles and keeps you from getting injured.
Speaker 1: Blah blah blah blah blah. And then as you get older,
Speaker 1: it's important to stretch because you know it's just good
Speaker 1: for your overall health and wellness. But is that actually
Speaker 1: the case, PJ?
Speaker 10: Well, and certainly we heard that as athletes. But you know,
Speaker 10: we're all over forty years old, and most people listening
Speaker 10: to this are too. It's if you watch people just
Speaker 10: move around, you know, they get up from their chair
Speaker 10: and they you know, ah, they give it. You know,
Speaker 10: they grab their lower back and they you know, they're
Speaker 10: they're kind of staggering around, and they did just appear tight.
Speaker 10: And a lot of a lot of adults are tight.
Speaker 10: But it's stretching really the fix for that? Well, yes
Speaker 10: and no, but here's what you got to understand. Stretching
Speaker 10: doesn't lengthen your muscles, right. Stretching does not permanently make
Speaker 10: a muscle longer. You're not really loosening any tissue. What's
Speaker 10: really happening there when you stretch is more at a
Speaker 10: neurological level. So static stretching, where you hold a stretch
Speaker 10: for you know, twenty seconds to a minute, that doesn't
Speaker 10: change the muscle much. It changes how much, it changes
Speaker 10: how much stretch your brain will tolerate. So you're really
Speaker 10: stretching your nervous system and not your muscle. So for
Speaker 10: all the forty plus adults listening to this, myself included,
Speaker 10: if you feel tight, which a lot of us do.
Speaker 10: It doesn't necessarily mean you need to stretch, right. If
Speaker 10: you feel tight, it often means that number one, your
Speaker 10: muscles are weak, or they're under used, or everybody's a
Speaker 10: culprit of this.
Speaker 12: You're sitting too much.
Speaker 10: So if you feel tight and stiff, your body is
Speaker 10: trying to protect you.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 10: Your body often will tighten muscles not because they need
Speaker 10: to be stretched, because they they sense that something else
Speaker 10: isn't doing its job right. So, like, if you're sitting
Speaker 10: a lot, like we all do, your hips feel tight,
Speaker 10: If your hamstrings feel tight, very very common thing usually.
Speaker 12: Do to to weak butt muscles.
Speaker 10: If your lower back is tight, it's because it's doing
Speaker 10: too much work when other things should be.
Speaker 12: If that all makes sense.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well, let me ask you this, PJ, because I've
Speaker 4: always wondered about this. Does it yoga? What what does
Speaker 4: yoga do for you? I mean, does it.
Speaker 1: If that's glorified stretching, That's what I'm wondering.
Speaker 12: Yeah, Yeah, it's a great way to put it.
Speaker 1: Rock.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it is glorified stretching. I'm wondering does that really
Speaker 4: help you?
Speaker 14: So?
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's it's it's it's a great question. Eddie and
Speaker 10: it's good, it's good. Segue What what is stretching good for?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 10: When does it make sense? I would say for relaxation purposes,
Speaker 10: yoga would certainly fall into that category. For stress relief,
Speaker 10: you know, if you're cooling down from from a hard workout,
Speaker 10: it can make sense there. And certainly and Rock, you'll
Speaker 10: you'll you'll agree with this. It certainly has value for
Speaker 10: athletes in terms of being able to access greater ranges
Speaker 10: of motion like Rock. Like when you played, it's not
Speaker 10: like you know, you took the bus to the stadium,
Speaker 10: you know, in your suit and want put your pads
Speaker 10: on and you know, got in the huddle because if
Speaker 10: you did, you weren't gonna you weren't going to perform
Speaker 10: well and you probably get hurt. So for you know, relaxation,
Speaker 10: stress relief, stress relief. If you're involved in the competitive sport,
Speaker 10: I think it makes a lot of sense. But but again,
Speaker 10: you're not lengthening your muscles. And for you know, for
Speaker 10: for the adults out here, just the general, Joe and James,
Speaker 10: what you actually need to improve after forty is your.
Speaker 12: Mobility and the way that you do that.
Speaker 10: Number one, as I always talk about on here, You
Speaker 10: need to be strength training lifting weights through a full
Speaker 10: range of motion, so you know, deep squats, lunges, rows, presses,
Speaker 10: push ups. You need to be doing the reps with
Speaker 10: intention and slowly. And again, most stiffness is caused from
Speaker 10: not moving a lot. So more walking, not just structured workouts,
Speaker 10: but but more walking. Movement beat stretching and strength beat
Speaker 10: stretching every time.
Speaker 1: You got into this. But I guess maybe break it
Speaker 1: down a little more. If stretching doesn't elongate a muscle,
Speaker 1: what does it do? I mean, what happens when you know,
Speaker 1: I lay on the you know, sit on the ground
Speaker 1: and I can't touch my toes, But after I kind
Speaker 1: of do it for like twenty seconds, I can. Yeah,
Speaker 1: So what happens when you stretch?
Speaker 9: Again?
Speaker 10: As I talked about when we opened up here, it's
Speaker 10: more of a neurological thing, right like your bit When
Speaker 10: you stretch, think, it's almost like taking the.
Speaker 12: Breaks off your central nervous system.
Speaker 10: So you know, if you get into a stretch and
Speaker 10: it feels really really tight and you hold it for
Speaker 10: a while, your brain will develop in nervous system will
Speaker 10: develop a tolerance to it, so you can access a
Speaker 10: greater range of motion. And again, you know, if you're
Speaker 10: you know, if you're a young athlete, it's it's important
Speaker 10: to do forms of flexibility work, namely dynamic work where
Speaker 10: it's more movement based. You don't see a lot of
Speaker 10: static stretching the pre game anymore. It's usually stuff like lunges,
Speaker 10: like go watch the bangles if you go down to
Speaker 10: the stadium and watch what they do, and they're not
Speaker 10: doing like a lot of static stretches.
Speaker 12: It's more movement stuff.
Speaker 10: Or if you're you know, if you're just a weekend warrior,
Speaker 10: stretching movement prior to competition. Again, it's going to take
Speaker 10: the breaks off of your nervous system and it's going
Speaker 10: to allow you to access ranges of motion that you
Speaker 10: otherwise wouldn't have.
Speaker 12: Been able to. Does that make sense?
Speaker 1: Yes? Yeah, Okay, so stretching it kind of ready's against
Speaker 1: gets your central nervous system more in tune and ALIGNE
Speaker 1: got it correct.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 12: But here's the thing.
Speaker 10: You know, we're all busy people, we're all busy adults.
Speaker 10: And I've talked many times before on the segment here.
Speaker 10: You know, I tell you you gotta you got to
Speaker 10: you got to strength training two or three days a week.
Speaker 10: You got to do two hours of cardio a week.
Speaker 10: You got to get your ten thousand steps in. People
Speaker 10: just have a finite amount of time to devote towards
Speaker 10: fitness related stuff, right. I don't know that that you're
Speaker 10: going to get a great return on your investment spending
Speaker 10: a lot of time doing stretching, because again, if you're
Speaker 10: if you're strength training through a full range of motion,
Speaker 10: you're going to develop flexibility and mobility just doing that,
Speaker 10: in addition to joint stability, which is what a lot
Speaker 10: of us need.
Speaker 4: We're talking the PJ Street and at PJ when you're
Speaker 4: talking about full range of motion, it seems to me
Speaker 4: that's indicating that the best, the best possible workout is
Speaker 4: working out on machines, right, I mean, does it seem
Speaker 4: like that free weights would lend itself to that.
Speaker 10: Well, now you can go through a full range of
Speaker 10: motion with dumb bells, barbells, machines. What's nice about machines, Eddie,
Speaker 10: is that you're in a more stable environment and that
Speaker 10: way it's probably easier to access the full range of
Speaker 10: motion for a lot of people using machines. Initially, like
Speaker 10: you know, for instance, somebody might not be able to
Speaker 10: squat down with an upright chest to where the you know,
Speaker 10: their hamstrings are touching their caps, but you can get
Speaker 10: them into a leg press machine that's a little bit
Speaker 10: more stable, and they can come back and get their
Speaker 10: knees up into their chest and you know they're gonna
Speaker 10: get a lot more mobility work that way.
Speaker 1: So yeah, And now, in terms of athletes, PJ is
Speaker 1: the amount of stretching you have to do. Is it overblown?
Speaker 1: Is it underblown? Because I've seen things both ways. I've
Speaker 1: heard people talk about how you know stretching is an athlete,
Speaker 1: and this goes along with what you're saying here, but
Speaker 1: as an athlete isn't quite as important. But I always
Speaker 1: felt that it did. Like you said, I couldn't just
Speaker 1: walk off the bus and run on the jump on
Speaker 1: the field and go. Especially now as I'm older, I
Speaker 1: feel like I got to at least do something, whether
Speaker 1: that's stretching my muscles or my central nervous system. It
Speaker 1: feels good, so I do it.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Again, it's great for temporary stiffness, stress relief, and again
Speaker 10: and just priming the nervous system, increasing body temperatures.
Speaker 12: You can perform better.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 10: But but again it's not that you're you're lengthening your
Speaker 10: muscles doing it. Like for instance, you'll give you an analogy.
Speaker 10: If you take a corpse, right, you can probably get
Speaker 10: them into a really good hamstring stretch rights, when when
Speaker 10: they were with us on the planet, they might have
Speaker 10: come played of tightened hamstrings.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 10: So it's not again, it's not a muscle length issue.
Speaker 10: It's more of a nervous system issue. Got you well,
Speaker 10: probably more than you wanted to know about stretching.
Speaker 1: But no, this is good because again there's been there's
Speaker 1: always kind of the old ways of thinking about it
Speaker 1: and the old myths out there.
Speaker 4: But this this makes Now when you were playing Rocket,
Speaker 4: what kind of what was your regimen before a game?
Speaker 4: I know you've talked about running around the field and stuff,
Speaker 4: but as far as stretching or what what.
Speaker 1: So, yes, I would have a trainer stretch me and
Speaker 1: like my hips and stuff. And again whether it you know,
Speaker 1: at the end of the day, especially that and and
Speaker 1: you know a lot of the things we do, it's
Speaker 1: results driven, right, whatever makes me better at plane, whether
Speaker 1: from a scientific standpoint, helps or not.
Speaker 14: A lot.
Speaker 1: I'm sure there's a lot of mental like Okay, this
Speaker 1: is gonna this is part of my process, and then
Speaker 1: you know, okay, so that guy stretched me, and then
Speaker 1: I go through some of my own. Then I slowly
Speaker 1: warm my body up and put it in increasingly more
Speaker 1: vigorous dimensions and you know, lengths and that sort of thing,
Speaker 1: and by then you're ready to go buy kickoff.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's perfectly said, Rock. I mean, some of it
Speaker 10: is just psychological, right, it really is. But for again,
Speaker 10: for the for the typical nine to five, are Joe
Speaker 10: and Jane listening to this. If you feel chronically stiff
Speaker 10: and tight, it's probably more of an issue that you
Speaker 10: have weak muscles or underused muscles and you're just sitting
Speaker 10: too much and not getting enough movement. So again, get
Speaker 10: your steps in throughout the day, make sure your strength
Speaker 10: training because again you're going to get both mobility, flexibility
Speaker 10: and stability and strength benefits all in one activity there.
Speaker 10: So again it's probably not an issue of your muscles
Speaker 10: or shorts. That's usually an issue of weak muscles, under
Speaker 10: used muscles.
Speaker 1: So PJ.
Speaker 4: With that, we're going to let you go. But what
Speaker 4: are your Christmas plans? What are your holiday plans? Here
Speaker 4: for the next couple of weeks because we are gone
Speaker 4: as of tomorrow until after the new year.
Speaker 10: Well, I got we got eight of us going to
Speaker 10: the precinct at two o'clock on Christmas Eve afternoon.
Speaker 12: That's gonna be fantastic.
Speaker 1: Yeah, tie the feedbag on there a little bit.
Speaker 12: Yeah, oh yeah, you bet.
Speaker 10: And then we got girlfriend's moms out in Middletown that night,
Speaker 10: and then probably my my brother's over in Columbia, Tuscle
Speaker 10: on Christmas Day.
Speaker 1: What I think you should do? You have a brother, right,
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, okay, I think you and your brother should
Speaker 1: do like a like a December twenty fifth Christmas Day,
Speaker 1: like just lift upon you know who can make who
Speaker 1: puke first? And then this is a good way to
Speaker 1: kind of start the day off. I think who's gonna win?
Speaker 12: Oh, I'm gonna wint.
Speaker 7: I don't.
Speaker 6: I don't. I don't know that.
Speaker 10: I don't know our brothers lifting much many weights here
Speaker 10: in in the last ten years.
Speaker 12: He used to be able to squat like three fifty
Speaker 12: for twenty back in the day.
Speaker 4: But old guy now a little bit too much? All
Speaker 4: right with that, PJ, We will let you go, buddy.
Speaker 4: Where can people go yep.
Speaker 10: If you need help getting fit in the new year,
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Speaker 1: PJ. Hey, great stuff this year, man, We really appreciate
Speaker 1: it having Merry Christmas and we'll talk to you here
Speaker 1: beginning next year.
Speaker 12: My friend, Yes, sir, Merry Christmas.
Speaker 9: Bye bye.
Speaker 1: Thanks.
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Speaker 4: the oil industry. He runs Pekoast Country Energy. The operates
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Speaker 4: is a Ray Trevino RTI. Welcome back to the program.
Speaker 6: Oh well, thank you all for having me and Marry
Speaker 6: Christmas everyone out.
Speaker 1: There and you so Ray.
Speaker 4: We're here to talk about what's going on with Venezuela.
Speaker 4: Now we got this blockade apparently going on we're at
Speaker 4: least starting now, what's that going to do to our
Speaker 4: oil supply from henceforth, are we going to see our
Speaker 4: prices start going back up. I don't know how much
Speaker 4: oil we get from Venezuela.
Speaker 6: Well, we could definitely see the prices continue to come
Speaker 6: up and or also down. Venezuela is very important right
Speaker 6: now from a strategic standpoint. It make no doubt about it.
Speaker 6: It has absolutely nothing to do with the drug boats
Speaker 6: that are going across. As you all know, and why
Speaker 6: y'all asked me to come on is President Trump seized
Speaker 6: an actual oil tanker from Venezuela last week, and right
Speaker 6: now we actually have you know information they I get
Speaker 6: all my news feeds through mypaykos dot oil and based
Speaker 6: off that information, there are two more tankers that were
Speaker 6: just filled up in the last two days. And really,
Speaker 6: President Trump is set a president now, and if he
Speaker 6: does not seize those tankers, then organizations like OPEK are
Speaker 6: not even valid anymore. The whole reason we have these
Speaker 6: organizations is to keep the price of oil at a
Speaker 6: good price. And right now, with all this oil being
Speaker 6: proven to be on what's known as a dark fleet,
Speaker 6: that's all we can't account for, which means a price
Speaker 6: of oil will will continue to rise while that oil
Speaker 6: is being moved without being accounted for. Basically, it's a
Speaker 6: fake supply and demand that we have right now. And
Speaker 6: once we get that supply actually accounted for on the market,
Speaker 6: we could bring the price of oil down even that much.
Speaker 1: More so, Ray, I know, one thing you know Trump
Speaker 1: prioritized was, you know, opening up the gas and oil
Speaker 1: industry here to a much larger degree here in America.
Speaker 1: And I believe we get the majority of our oil
Speaker 1: and gas from America. But if you could break down
Speaker 1: for us, like the total amount of gas and oil
Speaker 1: that we use, how much of it is from America?
Speaker 1: How much is it from this country that country?
Speaker 6: Yes, that's a great question. Guys. We produce here in
Speaker 6: America fourteen million barrels of oil a day right now,
Speaker 6: and that looks like that may become the new normal
Speaker 6: just because of how you fish at oil and gas
Speaker 6: wells are producing oil when they come.
Speaker 1: Online and right right, real quick. So just put in
Speaker 1: context scores fourteen million barrels a day, Like, is that
Speaker 1: compared to last year or five years ago? Is that
Speaker 1: a lot, a little, a ton? Where are we at?
Speaker 6: Good question, So we've been averaging almost fourteen million barrels
Speaker 6: a day now for twenty four months. The country America
Speaker 6: uses twenty one million barrels of oil a day. So
Speaker 6: we will continue to get more than half of our
Speaker 6: oil from other sources around the world.
Speaker 1: Gotcha, and what are those the primary other sources?
Speaker 6: The Middle East is where we get a lot of
Speaker 6: that oil from uh and then some from some of
Speaker 6: our other allies. But the majority of our oil comes
Speaker 6: into our ports to be refined, while the majority of
Speaker 6: our oil goes out.
Speaker 17: To be refined.
Speaker 4: Our guest is Rachelvignho and Ray let me ask you
Speaker 4: in the Middle East, which country do we get most
Speaker 4: of it from? I'm guessing Saudi Arabia.
Speaker 6: That's a good that is a very good guess. From
Speaker 6: the OPEC countries. Saudi Arabia is the leader of OPEK,
Speaker 6: but also we do have Kuwait as well as well
Speaker 6: as Cutter and other places. But yeah, Saudi Arabia is
Speaker 6: a big one for us.
Speaker 1: If you could just break down exactly the reason why
Speaker 1: Trump is prioritizing you know, Venezuela and the tanker. I
Speaker 1: know you talked earlier about the president that it's said,
Speaker 1: but I guess what caused this initial strife.
Speaker 6: Here two things. First, of all, you got to go
Speaker 6: back to the Monroe doctrine. And then because of the
Speaker 6: Monroe doctrine, the presence of Russia and China in not
Speaker 6: only Venezuela but other South America countries is so prudent,
Speaker 6: is so there right now that we need to be
Speaker 6: in our own hemisphere and basically in our own backyard,
Speaker 6: and with Russia and China there, that sets a president
Speaker 6: that should not be. And also keep in mind, China
Speaker 6: basically controls the Panama Canal. There are many different canals
Speaker 6: across the Panama Canal, but guess who owns the end
Speaker 6: canal on each side of that and that's China, which
Speaker 6: basically means nothing gets through the canals unless they get
Speaker 6: through China.
Speaker 7: Wow.
Speaker 1: And what ways does does China way heavy in this
Speaker 1: whole dynamic relationship here.
Speaker 6: Well, they just signed a very good deal with Venezuela
Speaker 6: to buy more soybeans and also continue to buy their oil.
Speaker 6: Venezuela actually has one of the largest reserves in the world.
Speaker 6: And again it has absolutely nothing to do with drugs.
Speaker 6: It has to do with the fact that Russian and
Speaker 6: China or in Venezuela and that they should not be
Speaker 6: there due to the Monroe doctrine, and we need to
Speaker 6: really remove that presence as quickly as we can.
Speaker 4: So, Rtie, let me ask you how being in the business,
Speaker 4: in the oil business, how I don't know how incorporated
Speaker 4: are the Chinese and the Russians, but a mainly the Chinese.
Speaker 4: How how are they have they infiltrated the deepest roots
Speaker 4: of the Venezuelan culture as far as oil goes, or
Speaker 4: what are we looking at here?
Speaker 6: It's what we're looking at is very similar as what
Speaker 6: they're doing in Africa, which is pay to play. They're
Speaker 6: coming in and dropping billions of dollars on infrastructure and
Speaker 6: other things in the region, which then make them the
Speaker 6: favorite and then then re exchange. Obviously they give them
Speaker 6: land and resources.
Speaker 1: So ray in a nutshell though, Look, we've all, for
Speaker 1: certainly the last six months, enjoyed some very favorable gas prices.
Speaker 1: Right when we go to the pump. Do you expect
Speaker 1: with all this going on, that's going to continue? Is
Speaker 1: it going to get lower? Get higher? What do you see?
Speaker 6: That's a great question, and I just want to share this.
Speaker 6: I just got back from an annual lunch that I
Speaker 6: do with two good friends where we basically, guess the
Speaker 6: price of oil on this day next year, and I'm
Speaker 6: only looking at sixty three dollars oil next year right now. Drill, baby,
Speaker 6: drill is going to continue. And these gas prices is
Speaker 6: what President Trump wants to get down. I know that
Speaker 6: in Cincinnati, y'all basically kind of favored the prices in Texas.
Speaker 6: And we're averaging about two fifty a bear a gallon
Speaker 6: right now gas. And I know what, Yeah, and I
Speaker 6: paid less than three dollars a gallon for diesel.
Speaker 1: Well that'll work. Keep it up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, all right, too awesome with that, Ray, We will
Speaker 4: let you go, buddy. People want to find out more
Speaker 4: about what it is you do. Where can they go?
Speaker 6: Oh yes, I have them go to the crudit truth
Speaker 6: dot com or the Crude True substack and that's where
Speaker 6: all my news goes to.
Speaker 1: All right, thanks so much, thank you guys.
Speaker 4: Uh Ray Travino. How does your website dot com dot
Speaker 4: that's yeah, that I still have a my Space because
Speaker 4: it is kind of a charity gig. So well, well,
Speaker 4: all we can do if the if a guy's telling
Speaker 4: me who's in the business that it's going to be
Speaker 4: sixty three dollars a barrel this time next year.
Speaker 1: I'm going to believe him because I want to. Yes,
Speaker 1: I mean that that has been great, and I know
Speaker 1: the economy, or I should say the price of things
Speaker 1: has been very iraq. Some things at the grocery store
Speaker 1: are less. A lot of things are the same or more.
Speaker 1: But the fact that that gas is lower helps helps
Speaker 1: ease some of that paint a bit.
Speaker 4: Uh rock In other news, did you hear I want
Speaker 4: to talk about this. This happened a couple of weeks
Speaker 4: ago in San Francisco.
Speaker 1: We live in San Francisco anymore. I feel like it's
Speaker 1: like a bombed out.
Speaker 7: I saw.
Speaker 4: That it was coming back, but I don't know. I
Speaker 4: haven't been there in ten years. The last time I
Speaker 4: was there, it did look like twenty eight days later,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: But yeah, everybody's making a big deal out of the
Speaker 4: Waymo taxis they have there.
Speaker 1: That's a big thing. The driving guys.
Speaker 4: Yeah, remember a couple of shoot it's been with the
Speaker 4: last month or two that the uh one of the
Speaker 4: waymos ran over a cat.
Speaker 1: Remember that. No, that was a big contra, the beloved
Speaker 1: neighborhood cat. Whatever. Well, you know, we have a cat.
Speaker 1: Now Miss Kitty Chaco or Miss kit Coco's her real name,
Speaker 1: but she goes by Miss Kitty. That's what I call her.
Speaker 1: That's what I call div Yeah, you're kitty. She knows
Speaker 1: what happens. Then, yeah, I know what happens. Then her
Speaker 1: back hunch is up to hisses at me.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 4: And also remember the uh the weimo was some but
Speaker 4: he was in the back of it and.
Speaker 1: Yeah, story yesterday and I jumped out of the trunk. Well, no,
Speaker 1: that was that was another one. Yeah, well there was
Speaker 1: somebody hid in the truck. We had that yesterday.
Speaker 4: But no, the guy's going down the street and then
Speaker 4: the waimo figured out it was going the wrong way,
Speaker 4: so it didn't you turn in front of a cop
Speaker 4: and the CoP's coming up and the guy in the
Speaker 4: backs going So the cop didn't know what to do,
Speaker 4: so they didn't obviously didn't get a ticket. But the waimo,
Speaker 4: come on, man, it does do some good apparently, or
Speaker 4: it can. A mother was on her way to the
Speaker 4: University of California San Francisco Medical Center. This happened a
Speaker 4: couple of mondays ago, and she was in the weaimo.
Speaker 1: Now I don't know what.
Speaker 4: I don't know the backstory on this, but your family
Speaker 4: unit is a little screwed up. If you were taking
Speaker 4: a self driving taxi to the hospital to have a baby.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's new age right there.
Speaker 4: Okay, so she's she's on the way and I guess
Speaker 4: if she's screaming, I'm having a baby. Well, the way
Speaker 4: Mo detected something was wrong, so it called nine one one.
Speaker 1: On its own.
Speaker 4: Way moo blah blah blah, owned by the Google company.
Speaker 4: Alphabet declined to elaborate on how the vehicle knew something
Speaker 4: was a miss. Now that's a thing out there. We've
Speaker 4: talked about this where people are seeing what, you know,
Speaker 4: if you know what I mean, get away with in
Speaker 4: the back of these cars and stuff. So they hire it,
Speaker 4: you know, they get it to drive them out to
Speaker 4: the other side of town. They're with their girlfriend, and
Speaker 4: you know what happens.
Speaker 1: So what do they claim like they're not being videoed
Speaker 1: or they are. But what's the what's the no pitch,
Speaker 1: no idea? The woman?
Speaker 4: What gets me is that the woman had the baby
Speaker 4: and the taxi went ahead and delivered it, delivered her
Speaker 4: to the hospital and they I guess the people were
Speaker 4: waiting for her to pull up.
Speaker 1: But they just the hospital. Hey, she's having this baby.
Speaker 4: There's a baby being born right now in the back
Speaker 4: of this cab, so they I guess they had the
Speaker 4: figured they couldn't get to it. She'd get to them
Speaker 4: before they got to her. Okay, basically no, But it
Speaker 4: does beg the question how does it know? How can
Speaker 4: it process all of this?
Speaker 1: What cues is it getting other than I mean she's screaming, Hey,
Speaker 1: I'm having this baby, take me to the hospital. That
Speaker 1: would be you know, that me reasonable, But.
Speaker 4: Well, it would seem there'd have to be some kind
Speaker 4: of precautionary stuff in there, right if you're getting you know,
Speaker 4: if somebody like we had that thing yesterday with the
Speaker 4: guy jumping shimming his way over the top of the
Speaker 4: back seat, had been hiding in the trunk, Yeah, there
Speaker 4: has to be a way for you to indicate, hey,
Speaker 4: somebody's in here with me.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I assume it's it's video incorrect, because it would
Speaker 1: have to do that because just to stop from vandalism, right,
Speaker 1: if you know, somebody goes inside one of those things
Speaker 1: and rips the U polsry out or something.
Speaker 4: People are people are nuts, rock you know that people
Speaker 4: are gonna get in if a couple of drunk. If
Speaker 4: I'm if I'm twenty twenty two to twenty three and
Speaker 4: I'm with a couple of my buddies and we're all
Speaker 4: liquored up, I was like, let's get one of these
Speaker 4: self driving cars and mess it up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just thinking you could, and who cares? I wonder
Speaker 1: iful at that point it would it would know that
Speaker 1: it would lock you in and take your right to
Speaker 1: right to jail.
Speaker 4: One would assume, yeah, so there you are, locked in
Speaker 4: the embrace, if you know what I mean with your girlfriend. Yeah,
Speaker 4: all of a sudden it incides to drive you to
Speaker 4: the cock to the police station.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, hey, hey, little little proc here, what's up, officer.
Speaker 1: I assume there will be a day not too far
Speaker 1: away where somewhere I go, I'll be downtown in a
Speaker 1: driverless car will come up. I I kind of wanted
Speaker 1: to be like, you know, because I guess for the
Speaker 1: most part they're downtown, right, So that's a little bit
Speaker 1: of a more controlled environment.
Speaker 7: Rid.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I guess I look forward to trying it out.
Speaker 4: When do you get in your first flying cab?
Speaker 1: Now here's here's a question. Do you have to tip
Speaker 1: the driverless car?
Speaker 4: Oh, it'll, it'll. I'm sure it flips the old tip
Speaker 4: screen around to you. No, it's what happens now, and
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Speaker 4: this time every Thursday, it's time to pick a few winners.
Speaker 1: Pick a few winners, and this is what will this
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Speaker 4: Jason Hoffman from the Inquire Cincinnati dot com sports editor
Speaker 4: here to talk about the games coming up this weekend.
Speaker 4: And it's that time of year where they have Saturday
Speaker 4: games now. But let's say, let's talk about the game
Speaker 4: to the game tonight. Rams at Seahawks should be good.
Speaker 4: I'm seeing Rams by a point and a half.
Speaker 7: Yeah, this one's if you like good football. One of
Speaker 7: the best defenses, if not the best defense in the Rams,
Speaker 7: and one of the best I will say running attacks
Speaker 7: in the game with the Seahawks. It should be an
Speaker 7: awesome game. I like the Seahawks in this spot the Rams.
Speaker 7: Of course, I don't know how many people follow as
Speaker 7: much NFL news as I do, but they had some
Speaker 7: troubles getting out of Lax, so maybe they have one
Speaker 7: of those miracle bonding moments like the Bengals allegedly did
Speaker 7: before the Thanksgiving game where they were stuck for I
Speaker 7: think it was five or six hours on the tarmac.
Speaker 7: But yeah, I'm all in the Seahawks in this one.
Speaker 7: If it was flipped and they were playing at that
Speaker 7: so Ifi Stadium in La'd be the other way. But
Speaker 7: give me the Seahawks minds the points.
Speaker 1: Tonight, I gotta tell you, you know, mostly because they're
Speaker 1: NFC and they're on the other codes. I don't get
Speaker 1: to watch the Seahawks much, but I watched a little
Speaker 1: bit last week. They are a damn good football team,
Speaker 1: you know, and eleven wins. And the fact that they're
Speaker 1: minus one and a half against the Rams, who I
Speaker 1: think are also one of the best teams in the league.
Speaker 1: I think that says something. Let's go to the one
Speaker 1: of two Saturday games. Let's go how about this, Let's
Speaker 1: go with the Eagles and Commanders. Eagles they had lost
Speaker 1: three straight, but then they beat I believe the Raiders
Speaker 1: last week. They're a nine win team and playing the Commanders,
Speaker 1: who are a four win team. They're not in it
Speaker 1: at all. But I'm seeing Eagles minus six and a half.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm all over this one. I initially handicapped that
Speaker 7: I had Eagles minus eight. So give me six and
Speaker 7: a half all day long. Last week, as you mentioned,
Speaker 7: you know, get right game against the Raiders, which seem
Speaker 7: to be everyone's get right game this year. And I
Speaker 7: love the Eagles in this spot, they're starting to use
Speaker 7: design runs for Chanalin hurts a little more creeping up
Speaker 7: now as we get close to playoff time. I wonder
Speaker 7: if that was by design where they didn't do that
Speaker 7: as much earlier in the year and everyone was criticizing
Speaker 7: how that offense moved. But yeah, give me the Eagles
Speaker 7: minus anything under eight, all right.
Speaker 4: The other Saturday game is this is gonna be a
Speaker 4: good one. Packers at Bears last I saw Packed by
Speaker 4: a point and a half and then over under a
Speaker 4: forty six and a half.
Speaker 1: What do you got here, Jason?
Speaker 7: All right, So two weeks ago this was our big winner.
Speaker 7: I'm not gonna tell anybody how much money I put
Speaker 7: down on this when they played initially, but the Packers
Speaker 7: were minus six and a half, and we said at
Speaker 7: the time that line seemed really weird. When those lines exist,
Speaker 7: it's for reasons. Vegas knew what was going on. We
Speaker 7: hit with the Packers go on the opposite way this time.
Speaker 7: Two weeks later, we just saw it with the Pimples
Speaker 7: and the Ravens. Ravens came into pay Corpse Stadium and
Speaker 7: just ate the lunch and took them to the Woodshed.
Speaker 7: I'm not gonna say that it's going to be like
Speaker 7: a thirty four to zher in game, but I think
Speaker 7: one and a half is way too low. Give me
Speaker 7: the Bears minus those points and I'm even gonna move
Speaker 7: the move the spread up to six. And that's I
Speaker 7: did the math earlier on that. I should say I
Speaker 7: simulated it on the bed gm app and that got
Speaker 7: us almost three and a half to one.
Speaker 6: Money.
Speaker 1: Very good one of the Sunday games. And I'll tell
Speaker 1: you if there's a more you know a team that
Speaker 1: I would say frustrating, but you don't really know what
Speaker 1: they are the Buccaneers and they've lost five of their
Speaker 1: last six, including their their last two, and early in
Speaker 1: the season they looked like, man, this is going to
Speaker 1: be the team to come out of the NFC. So
Speaker 1: they're trying to, you know, scratch and clawing stay in
Speaker 1: this thing. At seven and seven and now they're playing
Speaker 1: the Panthers so this is a divisional game. They are
Speaker 1: somehow good this year. They're at seven and seven two
Speaker 1: seven to seven teams. Jase, I'm seeing Buccaneers minus three.
Speaker 1: What are you seeing here?
Speaker 7: We've got a little PTSD this season from the from
Speaker 7: the Bucks. I'm not gonna lie, no doubt. I've been
Speaker 7: on them almost every week that you've asked about that game,
Speaker 7: and we've just been burned a lot.
Speaker 1: I mean, honest to god, why have they collapsed? Well,
Speaker 1: you know, Baker Mayfield has been battling some injuries, right,
Speaker 1: and Evans has been battling injuries, so you know, to
Speaker 1: your best players and a few other things.
Speaker 7: But yeah, yeah, exactly, So I'm gonna go. I'm ready
Speaker 7: to be hurt again. Okay, I'm gonna go with the
Speaker 7: Bucks minus the three and hope that worst case scenario
Speaker 7: they win by a field goal. We push, but I
Speaker 7: am ready to be hurt again this weekend.
Speaker 4: All right, let's talk about the only reason to bring
Speaker 4: this game up is it's kind of surprising. Chargers at Cowboys.
Speaker 4: The Boys by two and a half. I'm seeing with
Speaker 4: an over and over under a forty nine and a half.
Speaker 4: That's a big number.
Speaker 9: What do you got?
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: The reason for this is because of the broken left
Speaker 7: hand on Justin Herbert, as well as the Cowboys having
Speaker 7: the rest advantage and the Rams having to travel or sorry,
Speaker 7: the Chargers having to travel. The Cowboys are in the
Speaker 7: same position the Bengals were in last week, where they're
Speaker 7: in that one percent chance to make the playoffs. They
Speaker 7: went out a bunch of stupid dog tricks happen on
Speaker 7: the other end of it, and they get in. So
Speaker 7: this is a desperation the old phrases of the throw
Speaker 7: in the kitchen sink game, where everything gets thrown in.
Speaker 7: Who cares. We need to win one week at a time.
Speaker 7: So that's the reason for the line. That being said,
Speaker 7: I don't trust the Cowboys defense right now with the
Speaker 7: injuries they have on the line, so I'm going to
Speaker 7: stay away from the spread. If I had to take one,
Speaker 7: I would take the Cowboys just because this is one
Speaker 7: of those lines that doesn't make sense. But I'm also
Speaker 7: going to go the under on this game because if
Speaker 7: anyone watched that Chargers game last week, they were surviving
Speaker 7: off Justin Herbert running with that recently surgically repaired hand,
Speaker 7: non throwing hand, but still and he was just converting
Speaker 7: third and six, third and eight, third and seven. It
Speaker 7: was ridiculous. I don't know that he can replicate that.
Speaker 7: But again, that Cowboys defense has banged up. Look for
Speaker 7: points to get scored, all right, and uh.
Speaker 1: Again, I mean talk about great matchups and maybe one
Speaker 1: you didn't have in your Bengo card when the season started.
Speaker 1: But Jaguars and Broncos. Jaguars, who I hate, by the way,
Speaker 1: I never did like the Jaguars, really very bunch of
Speaker 1: punks only playing. They're a ten win team. They've won
Speaker 1: five in a row. Broncos I've won eleven in a row.
Speaker 1: I think the Jaguars will probably win that that division there.
Speaker 1: Broncos maybe the best team in the NFL, A Super
Speaker 1: Bowl favorite, if you will, Jason, I'm seeing Broncos minus three.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's really incredible. And what they've what the Broncos
Speaker 7: have been able to put together this year, we all
Speaker 7: knew watching last year with them get to the playoffs,
Speaker 7: that they were on the up, on the uprise, but
Speaker 7: this year has just been taken to a whole different level.
Speaker 7: The Jaguars, in my opinion, are still a little suspect.
Speaker 7: They've got decent running game, they've got a decent defensive front,
Speaker 7: but beyond that, nothing really stands out that makes you
Speaker 7: say wow. So give me the Broncos minus the points here,
Speaker 7: and I'm also going.
Speaker 1: To go the over in the game and over by
Speaker 1: the way, that's it's forty seven and a half, is
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. So some points.
Speaker 4: Well, all right, let's talk about well and again I'm
Speaker 4: surprised by the Lion in this game Steelers at Lions,
Speaker 4: Lions by seven, the last I saw with an over
Speaker 4: under of fifty two.
Speaker 1: Big number.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the book makers are not impressed by the Steelers. Granted,
Speaker 7: they beat Miami pretty handily controlled that game last week
Speaker 7: in the cold. As we all know. If it GE's
Speaker 7: under forty degrees to a tongue, Bailloa looks like a
Speaker 7: peewe football player. But that's what I attribute this to. Also,
Speaker 7: the Lions, which I would have never figured is the case,
Speaker 7: are fighting for their playoff lives right now, so this
Speaker 7: is an one of those desperation games. The Steelers, meanwhile,
Speaker 7: are indecently firm control. They're going to do, I think
Speaker 7: is win win. Beat the Ravens in Week eighteen, and
Speaker 7: they're in obviously in the playoffs. So give me the
Speaker 7: Lions on the spot. Desperation game. And I don't know
Speaker 7: how much longer the Steelers defense can hold up with
Speaker 7: the injuries they have, But I like the lines in
Speaker 7: this spot.
Speaker 1: All right, Ravens, fresh off of getting their season back
Speaker 1: on track at the expense of the Cincinnati Bengals last week,
Speaker 1: playing again another one of a red hot team, possibly
Speaker 1: a Super Bowl certainly a contender, maybe a favorite in
Speaker 1: the Patriots. And how Drake May in his second year
Speaker 1: has played Patriots at Ravens. I'm seeing Ravens minus three.
Speaker 1: What's the story with this line?
Speaker 7: This could be one of two things. On either side.
Speaker 7: It's either an over action of the collapse that the
Speaker 7: Patriots had last week against the Bills. If you remember,
Speaker 7: they were up three touchdowns early in that game and
Speaker 7: I think to start the third quarter and they just
Speaker 7: collapsed at the end of the game and the Bills
Speaker 7: pulled it out. Also, the Ravens again coming into Paikhorse
Speaker 7: Stadium and just giving us slacking to the Bengals. So
Speaker 7: I don't like the line here because I initially handicapped
Speaker 7: this at Ravens minus one. So I'm going to take
Speaker 7: the Patriots to cover Mike Rabel against even when he
Speaker 7: was when he was a coach of the Titans against
Speaker 7: the Ravens was really good. His defense knows how to
Speaker 7: stop the run, and unlike the Bengals, stopped tight ends
Speaker 7: from catching balls all over the middle of a field.
Speaker 7: So give me the Patriots here. And I'm also going
Speaker 7: to go the under in this game.
Speaker 4: All right, the Monday night game. Not much there, the
Speaker 4: Niners at the Colts. Minus six for the Niners. I
Speaker 4: guess the interest here is watching old man Rivers get
Speaker 4: out there and toss her around again.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry, did you say not much.
Speaker 19: There's the greatest show right now in the NFL. Forty
Speaker 19: four year old as he was Samsel dag Gollm Philip
Speaker 19: Rivers sink not really flinging it but tossing it as
Speaker 19: best he can.
Speaker 6: I love it.
Speaker 7: I'm all in on this now from a football perspective. Look,
Speaker 7: the guy's forty four just came off the couch, admittedly,
Speaker 7: and he set himself a bit overweight, didn't even weagh himself,
Speaker 7: So I love it. I think that the Niners have
Speaker 7: enough injuries on defense. They are another team that's just
Speaker 7: suffered a ton this year. They have enough injuries on
Speaker 7: defense that the Colts keep this close. But that Niners
Speaker 7: offense and all the injuries on the Colts defense, I
Speaker 7: don't know that Louis Romo can scheme up enough to
Speaker 7: hold them back. So give me the forty nine Ers
Speaker 7: just run all over the game, all.
Speaker 1: Right, And then the one that matters here in town,
Speaker 1: Bengals at Dolphins. At least it won't be freezing. I
Speaker 1: don't think Dolphins, from the looks of it, are going
Speaker 1: to go different direction at quarterback. No tongue of I
Speaker 1: lower they're going to go with quinn Ewers and Dolphins
Speaker 1: I don't think are still alive. They're third place in
Speaker 1: the AFC. What East. I'm not sure they lost to
Speaker 1: the Steelers.
Speaker 6: That was it.
Speaker 1: I think that was it too. Yeah, maybe some crazy
Speaker 1: scenario math, But how are you seeing this one, Jason?
Speaker 7: Yeah, so the Dolphins are out of it as well.
Speaker 7: That's obviously the motivation for going to Queen Eewers. The
Speaker 7: only thing so two things about this game. When the
Speaker 7: line initially came out, it was Bengals minus four and
Speaker 7: a half. I was a little surprised. Maybe it's because
Speaker 7: of the travel and also an overreaction to how bad
Speaker 7: they looked last week, but I thought this was at
Speaker 7: least a touchdown game to start, and that was before
Speaker 7: Tua got benched for quinn Ewers. The one thing that
Speaker 7: should scare people about this game is the Bengals against
Speaker 7: first time starting quarterbacks. The history and we have adown
Speaker 7: on Cincinna dot Com from Dave Clark. The history is
Speaker 7: not good. A lot of people will remember recently the
Speaker 7: game two years ago where Mike White for the Jets
Speaker 7: just threw it all over the yard against the Bengals
Speaker 7: and the Bengals ended up losing that game. But yeah,
Speaker 7: quinn Ewers getting us first start against the Bengals is
Speaker 7: one thing. And the other thing that really confused me
Speaker 7: in this game was the over under. Last I checked,
Speaker 7: I think it was fifty two and a half. Wow.
Speaker 7: And my question was are the Bengals going to score
Speaker 7: forty nine points? Because I don't know that that Dolphins
Speaker 7: offense with quinn Ewers is going to put up a
Speaker 7: ton of numbers. Again the superstition being first time starters
Speaker 7: against the Bengals. But give me the Bengals minus the
Speaker 7: points here and give me that under the big number.
Speaker 7: Someone in Vegas obviously knows something I don't know. But
Speaker 7: the yeah under in the Bengals minus the points and
Speaker 7: the other thing here, just one prop bet to throw
Speaker 7: out for your listener. Joe Burrow to throw two or
Speaker 7: more touchdown passes, and Joe Burrow to score a touchdown
Speaker 7: a running touchdown, we'll both get you really good money
Speaker 7: in the books. So just toss not out there.
Speaker 4: All right with that, Jase, We will let you go, buddy,
Speaker 4: Thanks so much.
Speaker 7: Hey, thanks guys, having merry Christmas.
Speaker 1: And you do the same, buddy, Thanks Chase.
Speaker 4: Jason Mahakin from the Inquirer Cincinnati dot Com sports editor.
Speaker 4: And that is a big number, Like he said, they're
Speaker 4: gonna starting a rookie quarterback and the over under a
Speaker 4: fifty two and a half.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're expecting a big bounce back from Joe Burrow,
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Speaker 4: All right, back with Eddie and Rocky just a little
Speaker 4: while longer. Got to get you along next time.
Speaker 1: Yes, but before we get out here, ed, there's been
Speaker 1: such crazy violence, right, and things that have happened here recently.
Speaker 1: You know, you down university shootings and and all that,
Speaker 1: and then obviously the Rhiner situation. But you know, it
Speaker 1: kind of begs the question why children kill?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 1: Why children kill their parents? And join us with some
Speaker 1: insight on that from ABC as Brad Garrett and Brad
Speaker 1: give us some thoughts on how we should you know,
Speaker 1: I guess digest some of the stuff.
Speaker 20: So if you look at children who kill their parents,
Speaker 20: it's like one to two percent of a homicide that
Speaker 20: occur in the US in a given year. Now that
Speaker 20: doesn't sound a lot, but like a lot, but that
Speaker 20: breaks down to about one a day roughly, so it
Speaker 20: does happen with some regularity. Now, you know, if you
Speaker 20: look at the numbers as to motive, the larger number
Speaker 20: is going to be on kids that are physically, sexually
Speaker 20: emotionally abused and they can't take the abuse at longer
Speaker 20: and they typically pick up a gun and shoot their parents.
Speaker 20: The case in California that I assume you want to
Speaker 20: talk about, you know, I don't think it's that profile.
Speaker 20: I think there's a couple other categories general categories. One
Speaker 20: is people that are severely anti social, which may fit
Speaker 20: this particular trouble homicide, and the other is severely mentally ill,
Speaker 20: which I have to know more, but I'm a client
Speaker 20: to think it doesn't fit that classification.
Speaker 6: But we'll see.
Speaker 20: We just don't know enough. So if you think about
Speaker 20: somebody that's older that kills their parents, like in this case,
Speaker 20: Nick is thirty two, but you know he's openly talked,
Speaker 20: talked about publicly, and they even made a movie about
Speaker 20: his addiction. Going back to young teenage years, like fourteen.
Speaker 20: I think by fourteen he'd been in a number of
Speaker 20: drug rehab programs. So you're now talking fifteen years later
Speaker 20: when this double homicide occurred, and think about what drugs
Speaker 20: have done to the chemistry of your brain. You're now
Speaker 20: further and further behind because you haven't worked, you don't
Speaker 20: have an education, and you know, you're just sort of
Speaker 20: lost in life. And the resentment I think builds up
Speaker 20: even though you know on some levels you have nothing,
Speaker 20: no one to blame it yourself. But you know, people
Speaker 20: that are addicted don't think that way. You know, they're's
Speaker 20: really thinking about how can I sustain my drug a lifestyle,
Speaker 20: and so you know, as a result, that's where their
Speaker 20: imagy goes, and so to become basically angrier, maybe more paranoid,
Speaker 20: have less impulse controled. Some of the chemicals that change
Speaker 20: in your brain can et exacerbate your ability control impulse,
Speaker 20: which you may play into this case and may not.
Speaker 20: And so as a result, these kids end up killing
Speaker 20: their parents because it's the parents obviously that have put
Speaker 20: up with them for all these years, and that's who
Speaker 20: they go to for money, for housing, for whatever. And
Speaker 20: if you add to that acute antisocial thinking that it's
Speaker 20: all about me and I don't care about anybody else,
Speaker 20: then I'm going to guess here that some event, some
Speaker 20: precipitated event, tipped him over the edge that he became
Speaker 20: so enraged in his parents that he not only killed
Speaker 20: them as the way or supposedly he's been charged, but
Speaker 20: allegedly he killed his parents by stabbing them that which
Speaker 20: is a highly personal crime that involves much more energy
Speaker 20: and time and your eyeball, the eyeball the person you're killing.
Speaker 20: I mean, it's it's it's an additional step beyond I mean,
Speaker 20: the typical twelve year old who's being abused, we'll just
Speaker 20: pick up a gun and shoot the parent. Sure, I
Speaker 20: mean you can kind of understand that on some levels, but.
Speaker 4: You know, this is such a trashedy Brad Garrett, crime
Speaker 4: and terrorism analyst for ABC. Now, Brad, is it a
Speaker 4: situation where sometimes the parents, yeah, you know, you mean, well,
Speaker 4: it's you, it's your kid. You're trying to help. But
Speaker 4: one of the things that's kind of stuck in my mind.
Speaker 4: They took this guy to a fancy Christmas I don't care,
Speaker 4: it doesn't even manter.
Speaker 1: It's a fancy Christmas party.
Speaker 6: It was.
Speaker 4: It's great, right, It's just what happens. It was with
Speaker 4: a bunch of well known people in a very upscale situation,
Speaker 4: and they took him along. Now, you had to know
Speaker 4: this kid was going to go sideways in the situation.
Speaker 4: I don't know, for the life of me, I can't
Speaker 4: figure out why you would where you would put that
Speaker 4: kid in that kind of a situation knowing pretty much
Speaker 4: knowing what was going to happen.
Speaker 20: Well, I get that, and apparently, according to people have
Speaker 20: just read this button. Public source you know, friends of
Speaker 20: the family say he's gone sideways in other social situations.
Speaker 20: Right now, I don't know if that's true or not,
Speaker 20: but it wouldn't surprise me based on what little we know.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 20: Yeah, but if you think about this from the parents' standpoint,
Speaker 20: who careful him deeply, who've been putting up with can
Speaker 20: you imagine what their life has been like the last
Speaker 20: twenty years in dealing with him day in and day out. Uh,
Speaker 20: you know, it would just be unbelievable. But the point
Speaker 20: being is that, you know, they may have felt that
Speaker 20: if they keep putting it false off, maybe I keep
Speaker 20: putting in the situations, he will eventually come around. So
Speaker 20: maybe that and they didn't feel like they should leave
Speaker 20: me at home because at this point he's again living
Speaker 20: in their guest house on their property. So maybe some
Speaker 20: r chanel of that was part of this. But yeah,
Speaker 20: I understand why you would think. It's probably not a
Speaker 20: good idea, and it may be what even fired him
Speaker 20: off more if in fact things happened at this gathering. Yeah,
Speaker 20: so you know, we may eventually know that, but we
Speaker 20: don't know that. But the short answer is, there usually
Speaker 20: is precipitating an event that tend to tip people over
Speaker 20: to committee.
Speaker 4: With that, Brad, we were going to have to let
Speaker 4: you go. We really appreciate you talking to us, man.
Speaker 4: Thanks so much.
Speaker 20: You're welcome.
Speaker 7: Take care, guys, Thanks Brad.
Speaker 4: Ah right, well, Rock that that is what it is,
Speaker 4: and so much going on right now, right.
Speaker 1: Yes, before I get out of here, Ed, I saw
Speaker 1: this story at was interesting and it's about our neighbors
Speaker 1: to the south, Kentucky, a woman who has lived in Kentucky,
Speaker 1: and I'm just gonna read it because it's pretty fascinating.
Speaker 1: A Kentucky girl who had been missing for forty two
Speaker 1: years was recently found alive. Wow, and with a new identity.
Speaker 1: She also had no idea that she had been kidnapped
Speaker 1: and was considered to be missing for over forty years.
Speaker 1: So Michelle Mary Newton Michelle Marie Newton excuse me, was
Speaker 1: reported missing on April second, nineteen eighty three, when she
Speaker 1: was three years old. Turns out she'd been living the
Speaker 1: past four plus decades under a fake name, so kind
Speaker 1: of going through it here. According to the Jefferson County Sheriff,
Speaker 1: Deborah Newton relocated from Louisville, Kentucky, to Georgia, She claimed
Speaker 1: the move was for a new job and to prepare
Speaker 1: a new home for family. Michelle's father, Joseph Newton, remained
Speaker 1: behind in Kentucky, thinking he would soon reunite with his family. Instead,
Speaker 1: Deborah and Michelle vanished WLKY news that he last spoke
Speaker 1: to his wife somewhere between nineteen eighty four and nineteen
Speaker 1: eighty five.
Speaker 17: Wow.
Speaker 1: At one point, Debora was on the FBI's top eight
Speaker 1: most wanted list for parental kidnappings. The case against Deborah
Speaker 1: was active until two thousand, when it was dismissed because
Speaker 1: prosecutors couldn't reach Joseph. In two thousand and five, Michelle
Speaker 1: Marie Newton's name was removed from a nationwide missing child
Speaker 1: database because at this point, it's like, what are we doing.
Speaker 1: In twenty sixteen, the case was reopened at the request
Speaker 1: of a family member a crime Stoppers tip. I'm trying
Speaker 1: to bridge it here. A crime Stoppers tip finally saw
Speaker 1: the case after more than forty years, led the authorities
Speaker 1: to a retirement community in the Villages. In the Villages
Speaker 1: in Florida, Deborah Newton, now identifying as Sharon Neely and
Speaker 1: with a new husband, was walking her dog and talking
Speaker 1: with her neighbor. When deputies arrived at her home, they're
Speaker 1: coming for you, Sharon, joke the neighbor. Well, it turns
Speaker 1: out that's exactly who they were coming from. Can you
Speaker 1: imagine she had she had left and kidnapped her kid
Speaker 1: changed her identity, and somehow wound up living in Florida
Speaker 1: under an alias for forty years. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I always think about that when you read about people
Speaker 4: who have gotten away with rob You know, they go
Speaker 4: into deep cover and change their identity exactly like this,
Speaker 4: and all of a sudden, one day, twenty years into
Speaker 4: your new life, would you? I mean that whole time,
Speaker 4: I've always wondered, are you looking over your shoulder?
Speaker 1: The whole time? It's like it's like in Goodfellas, right
Speaker 1: when he gets to the alias, he walks outside and
Speaker 1: he's kind of looking around like yeah, yeah. It just
Speaker 1: takes you know, some random happenstance where somebody's on vacation
Speaker 1: and they're like, ed, what are you doing?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 1: Seen you in ten years? Like I'm not a.
Speaker 4: I'm Frank.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Frank, I'm not the guy you know, not that guy.
Speaker 1: These are not the droids you're looking for. That I
Speaker 1: feel like you would like if you had to enter
Speaker 1: witness protection or something like that, you would constantly be.
Speaker 4: I'd be scared to death all the time. That would suck.
Speaker 4: You have to go to like you know, Pacific Northwest, right,
Speaker 4: you would have to you would have to be literally
Speaker 4: a hermit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and live out in the in the sticks in
Speaker 1: the bush.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: That's not well any type of existence.
Speaker 4: In that kind of your dream to naked in that way.
Speaker 4: You could be naked and afraid, living on your own
Speaker 4: in a in a shotgun check someplace.
Speaker 6: You know what.
Speaker 1: This is kind of my dream now that you say it, Well,
Speaker 1: you don't have to commit a crime.
Speaker 4: Leave leave I mean to do something like non violent
Speaker 4: rob a bank or something and then the disappear. I
Speaker 4: don't kill me kids though, And Kelly, you can be
Speaker 4: here somewhere down the road that they'll be walking down.
Speaker 4: There'll be grown men with their with your grandkids, and
Speaker 4: you'll have your hermit beard and all that. You'll have
Speaker 4: to get dressed to come to town, though. But you
Speaker 4: come up and you're like, I I'm your dude, and
Speaker 4: they'll they'll beat you.
Speaker 1: Up, like that's not true. We're just some drunken hal
Speaker 1: Darrel degenerate.
Speaker 4: Our mom told us, with that doesn't mind, Let's let's
Speaker 4: check in with traffic and weather.
Speaker 1: What's going on.