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Y'all ready? 0:00:41.320 --> 0:00:42.900 Good morning, good morning, good morning. 0:00:42.900 --> 0:00:46.159 601 Orlando's number one hit music station is XL 1067. 0:00:46.159 --> 0:00:50.040 Johnny's house is a Wednesday morning, a mostly cloudy showers, 80% 0:00:50.040 --> 0:00:52.960 chance of rain, thunderstorms possible. 0:00:53.320 --> 0:00:55.420 High today of 80, 75 now. 0:00:56.470 --> 0:00:59.850 Now, the Johnny's house entertainment news with Ray. 0:01:00.190 --> 0:01:03.630 All right, so Miley Cyrus, her new album is doing 0:01:03.670 --> 0:01:07.550 pretty well. But it's not doing that well. So if 0:01:07.569 --> 0:01:10.050 you look at it, it's doing pretty well because it 0:01:10.090 --> 0:01:13.830 wasn't very expected of her to drop this album. But 0:01:13.910 --> 0:01:17.230 last week, the album came out at number one. And 0:01:17.290 --> 0:01:19.090 its second week, it dropped 156 spots. 0:01:19.110 --> 0:01:21.110 Well, yeah, I mean, people that wanted it got it. 0:01:21.970 --> 0:01:24.380 Yes, exactly. And that's what I was like thinking of, too, 0:01:24.400 --> 0:01:26.780 because I'm like a lot of people love Miley Cyrus. 0:01:26.819 --> 0:01:29.300 But it's like you you get it as soon as 0:01:29.319 --> 0:01:32.459 it comes out and then it drops drastically. So that's 0:01:32.500 --> 0:01:35.420 the largest second week drop for an album that came 0:01:35.480 --> 0:01:36.360 out at number one. 0:01:36.580 --> 0:01:36.819 Yeah. 0:01:37.060 --> 0:01:37.260 Yeah. 0:01:37.280 --> 0:01:40.220 I mean, it seems like her fans were anticipating and 0:01:40.250 --> 0:01:41.650 they made that mad dash to get it. 0:01:41.709 --> 0:01:44.510 Well, they're also not replaying it, though, because streams count 0:01:44.550 --> 0:01:45.190 as album sales. 0:01:45.209 --> 0:01:47.690 Yeah. Once they add up. OK. People don't have it 0:01:47.750 --> 0:01:48.190 on repeat. 0:01:48.350 --> 0:01:48.470 OK. 0:01:48.490 --> 0:01:50.970 For whatever reason. I don't know. I didn't listen to it. 0:01:50.990 --> 0:01:52.530 But people don't have it on repeat. 0:01:52.770 --> 0:01:53.090 No. 0:01:53.190 --> 0:01:55.430 They said it's not the largest number one drop, though. 0:01:55.610 --> 0:01:55.990 Ever. 0:01:56.110 --> 0:01:58.510 Bon Jovi's This House Is Not For Sale went from 0:01:58.670 --> 0:02:01.270 one to 169. Yes, it did. That was back in 2018. 0:02:01.270 --> 0:02:01.390 2018. 0:02:01.390 --> 0:02:06.700 Yeah. But I think she's doing great, you know, for 0:02:06.740 --> 0:02:10.900 this album, Miley, the new, like, revamped Miley version. 0:02:11.000 --> 0:02:12.900 I mean, it's a one-week celebration. 0:02:13.080 --> 0:02:13.300 Yeah. 0:02:13.380 --> 0:02:15.540 I mean, number one, they pop bottles. Everybody's like, yeah. 0:02:15.860 --> 0:02:16.820 And then yesterday, it was like, ooh. 0:02:17.160 --> 0:02:18.739 I think I'm more and more convinced that she will 0:02:18.760 --> 0:02:21.560 be doing the halftime show. I am so much more 0:02:21.600 --> 0:02:23.870 convinced now after this album drops that she will be. 0:02:23.910 --> 0:02:25.549 We were on the cruise and it happened. 0:02:25.570 --> 0:02:28.970 It was someone posted from some account that's related to 0:02:28.990 --> 0:02:31.490 the NFL a teaser for the halftime show. 0:02:31.550 --> 0:02:34.470 And it was a silhouette of a girl. Okay. And 0:02:34.740 --> 0:02:37.320 they took it down real fast. But someone screenshot it. 0:02:37.320 --> 0:02:37.459 Yeah. 0:02:38.020 --> 0:02:40.560 But no one knows exactly who it is. But it definitely, 0:02:40.639 --> 0:02:42.120 by that picture, could have been her. And it was 0:02:42.139 --> 0:02:45.320 by the NFL? Someone affiliated with the NFL. Wasn't like 0:02:45.360 --> 0:02:46.960 on the NFL's official account. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:02:47.139 --> 0:02:49.359 So, I mean, I'm more and more convinced just because 0:02:49.440 --> 0:02:50.600 of a lot more people. 0:02:50.620 --> 0:02:51.620 I'm still going Harry Styles. 0:02:52.400 --> 0:02:53.700 I mean, that would be a great one, too. 0:02:54.870 --> 0:02:55.889 I don't know. 0:02:56.010 --> 0:02:59.500 Drake, BTS, and Stray Kids won't be submitting their music 0:02:59.560 --> 0:03:02.180 for the 2027 Grammys. So it looks like Drake is 0:03:02.200 --> 0:03:03.160 boycotting again. 0:03:03.180 --> 0:03:07.210 Yeah, he stopped a long time ago. You know why? 0:03:07.260 --> 0:03:09.130 Because they promised him he was going to get some 0:03:09.150 --> 0:03:11.050 awards that last time he got there. 0:03:11.310 --> 0:03:11.950 He didn't get anything. 0:03:11.970 --> 0:03:14.089 He doesn't need any help from anybody. If I was him, 0:03:14.250 --> 0:03:15.709 I wouldn't let you do anything with me. 0:03:15.830 --> 0:03:16.370 I'm fine. 0:03:16.630 --> 0:03:19.640 So, I mean, Drake hasn't given an official explanation for 0:03:19.700 --> 0:03:22.440 why he's not submitting music, but it could have something 0:03:22.460 --> 0:03:26.200 to do, obviously, with that Kendrick Lamar beef from, you know, 0:03:26.240 --> 0:03:30.579 last year's Grammys. But BTS won't be submitting music out 0:03:30.639 --> 0:03:35.440 of protest of the new Asian pop category. So Stray 0:03:35.470 --> 0:03:39.250 Kids didn't give an explanation, but considering they are also K-pop, 0:03:39.310 --> 0:03:41.670 it wouldn't be surprising if they're following BTS. 0:03:41.690 --> 0:03:43.710 So they don't want that category? 0:03:43.830 --> 0:03:46.350 They do not want that category. They do not. 0:03:47.570 --> 0:03:50.280 I just think they're looking at it wrong, honestly. They're 0:03:50.310 --> 0:03:52.560 not saying you can't win in the main, because BTS 0:03:52.600 --> 0:03:55.680 will win in both. It just gives an avenue to 0:03:55.720 --> 0:03:58.380 make sure somebody in your genre gets recognized. 0:03:58.400 --> 0:04:02.880 And you've got to think future. You've opened the door. 0:04:02.920 --> 0:04:06.090 You pioneered for K-pop. you know, 10, 20 years from now, 0:04:06.490 --> 0:04:08.750 you're still doing it. That's great. But then there's another artist. 0:04:08.970 --> 0:04:11.330 Now we have to make sure that we recognize the 0:04:11.370 --> 0:04:12.270 next K-pop artist. 0:04:12.290 --> 0:04:14.370 And we may never find them, but now at least 0:04:14.550 --> 0:04:16.850 they'll get some recognition on the main stage and that 0:04:16.890 --> 0:04:18.210 could slide them into mainstream. 0:04:18.290 --> 0:04:19.810 I just think, I think it's a good idea. 0:04:19.839 --> 0:04:22.159 I know. But they, as soon as they came out 0:04:22.200 --> 0:04:23.700 with the Asian pop category, they've lost it. 0:04:24.160 --> 0:04:25.160 Yeah. Yeah. 0:04:26.390 --> 0:04:26.650 I don't know. 0:04:26.670 --> 0:04:29.330 We'll see. It actually goes down February 7th at the 0:04:29.350 --> 0:04:31.210 Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. 0:04:31.230 --> 0:04:33.410 Because if they had the old black man DJ category, 0:04:33.430 --> 0:04:34.210 I'd be like, yes. 0:04:34.850 --> 0:04:37.490 Yeah. Yes. I will be there. 0:04:37.750 --> 0:04:40.109 But it's the same reason they do the hip hop category, 0:04:40.130 --> 0:04:41.250 the rock category. 0:04:41.290 --> 0:04:42.570 So they can't slide you out. 0:04:42.650 --> 0:04:44.970 So pop can't just win everything because you've got to 0:04:44.990 --> 0:04:46.430 get recognized in what you do. 0:04:46.529 --> 0:04:48.670 I just don't think there's anything wrong with that. All right. 0:04:48.750 --> 0:04:49.430 It's 6.05. 0:04:49.430 --> 0:04:52.510 Johnny's house. What did we do yesterday besides sleep? We'll 0:04:52.529 --> 0:04:55.000 tell you next on Johnny's House. Good morning. It's going 0:04:55.010 --> 0:04:56.580 to be another rainy day today. It's going to be 0:04:56.600 --> 0:04:59.820 this way for the next couple days. Mostly cloudy, showers likely, 0:04:59.880 --> 0:05:03.540 possible thunderstorm later on. 80 is the high today. They 0:05:03.560 --> 0:05:06.000 said near 80 is the high today, and it's 75 0:05:06.000 --> 0:05:07.220 right now. I was telling Brian when we got in, 0:05:07.279 --> 0:05:09.960 I said, man, we missed that hurricane by a week. 0:05:10.480 --> 0:05:10.780 Woo! 0:05:11.120 --> 0:05:14.880 Man! It's going to be big. I mean, relatively speaking. Yeah, 0:05:15.140 --> 0:05:17.080 the waves were a little rocky, but I slept right 0:05:17.100 --> 0:05:19.599 through that. That first night was a little... A little rough. 0:05:20.160 --> 0:05:21.400 Yeah. 0:05:21.779 --> 0:05:24.870 On a cruise ship, my bathroom door was swinging back 0:05:25.010 --> 0:05:26.390 and forth to the waves, right? 0:05:26.890 --> 0:05:28.230 And I'm like, I look at my girl, you ain't 0:05:28.250 --> 0:05:30.849 bothering me because I ain't getting up to close it. 0:05:31.520 --> 0:05:33.120 And then it hit so hard that it locked itself 0:05:33.140 --> 0:05:33.520 back in. 0:05:33.540 --> 0:05:37.580 I'm like, I'm not getting up, man. Yesterday, I was tired, man. 0:05:37.720 --> 0:05:39.820 I don't know what it was. I think I got 0:05:39.839 --> 0:05:42.320 plenty of rest on the cruise. I mean, I didn't 0:05:42.360 --> 0:05:45.060 really drink like crazy or anything. But it hit me. 0:05:45.080 --> 0:05:46.659 And we were in a meeting yesterday. And I left there. 0:05:46.700 --> 0:05:50.659 And I went home. And I woke up. And it was, 0:05:50.680 --> 0:05:53.370 I think it was like 2 or something. But I 0:05:53.400 --> 0:05:55.930 thought I was late for work. And I just panicked. 0:05:55.970 --> 0:05:57.730 And my heart was racing. And I'm looking at the clock. 0:05:57.790 --> 0:06:00.570 And I'm telling myself, wait a minute. What day of 0:06:00.589 --> 0:06:01.089 the week is this? 0:06:01.839 --> 0:06:02.359 Oh, man. 0:06:02.680 --> 0:06:04.479 So then at that point, I wasn't getting back to sleep. 0:06:04.540 --> 0:06:06.400 And I hadn't seen the kids since I left from 0:06:06.420 --> 0:06:08.420 the cruise. And he filled me in on everything. I 0:06:08.460 --> 0:06:11.130 swear we talked about an hour and a half. Finally, 0:06:11.150 --> 0:06:12.230 he got hungry. Like, hey, what's for dinner? 0:06:12.710 --> 0:06:12.969 Good. 0:06:12.990 --> 0:06:13.510 You take a break. 0:06:14.440 --> 0:06:17.800 Now, normally for 20, I don't know. Have we ever 0:06:17.839 --> 0:06:19.539 counted up how many years we've done this? 0:06:19.560 --> 0:06:21.440 Is it 20? I mean, the first one was 2002. 0:06:21.440 --> 0:06:25.780 Okay, and we missed? We missed like two or three years. 0:06:27.190 --> 0:06:28.409 And we did a flyaway one year. 0:06:28.430 --> 0:06:32.010 One year. So I would say we're probably at 22-ish. 0:06:32.290 --> 0:06:35.670 And Norm, for 22 years, 21 years after the cruise, 0:06:36.050 --> 0:06:37.650 I'd go back. Once I woke up from my nap 0:06:37.670 --> 0:06:39.070 the next day, I'd call my mom and tell her 0:06:39.110 --> 0:06:41.000 all about it because she anticipated it. Well, yesterday I 0:06:41.000 --> 0:06:42.589 was like, oh, wow, I can't call her. 0:06:43.040 --> 0:06:43.500 Oh, okay, well. 0:06:43.870 --> 0:06:44.930 And then I went to check the door and I 0:06:44.950 --> 0:06:48.670 got a package and it was addressed to Johnny Hill from, 0:06:48.810 --> 0:06:52.020 and I'm like, Johnny Hill from Amazon. And I opened 0:06:52.060 --> 0:06:53.820 it up and I don't know who it's from. It 0:06:53.860 --> 0:06:56.920 has to be a listener because it's addressed Johnny Hill. 0:06:56.960 --> 0:06:59.080 Yeah. And it was a 3d. 0:07:00.200 --> 0:07:00.420 Thing. 0:07:00.440 --> 0:07:01.940 You know, I've seen it. They sell them at the mall. 0:07:01.960 --> 0:07:04.050 There's a photo engraved in a glass thing. 0:07:04.170 --> 0:07:04.770 Yeah. 0:07:04.790 --> 0:07:06.870 Like an etching type thing, but it looks three dimensional. 0:07:06.890 --> 0:07:07.169 Yeah. 0:07:07.210 --> 0:07:08.830 And it had a light on the bottom and it 0:07:08.850 --> 0:07:11.520 was a picture of my mom. throwing up the peace sign. 0:07:11.640 --> 0:07:12.720 Oh, my gosh. 0:07:13.060 --> 0:07:18.790 And I held that thing, and that was it. The 0:07:18.810 --> 0:07:21.670 kid's like, what's wrong, man? He didn't get it. Oh, 0:07:21.750 --> 0:07:26.370 that's nice. Okay, good. Did that, but after that, I 0:07:26.370 --> 0:07:28.230 was mostly drained and went back to bed. Woke up 0:07:28.250 --> 0:07:33.390 this morning. yeah it's getting better yeah right how about. 0:07:33.250 --> 0:07:35.190 You um it was good i did take a nap 0:07:35.230 --> 0:07:37.170 yesterday but i had so much stuff i had to 0:07:37.190 --> 0:07:39.160 get done so it wasn't like long enough at all 0:07:39.820 --> 0:07:41.560 um and i feel like my voice is getting worse 0:07:41.600 --> 0:07:44.800 as the days go on um yeah so i feel 0:07:44.820 --> 0:07:47.080 like i'm like forcing it right now yeah yeah yeah 0:07:47.100 --> 0:07:50.230 yeah um but yeah i did some laundry then i 0:07:50.270 --> 0:07:53.450 had the twins i did dinner i did homework i 0:07:53.550 --> 0:07:55.970 did some groceries you did all that I had to 0:07:55.990 --> 0:07:58.170 do all of it yesterday just because, like I said, 0:07:58.430 --> 0:08:01.330 the rest of the week I have something every single day. 0:08:01.430 --> 0:08:01.890 Yeah. 0:08:02.150 --> 0:08:02.429 Yeah. 0:08:02.790 --> 0:08:03.010 Yeah. 0:08:03.050 --> 0:08:04.560 But I think I napped for like an hour and 0:08:04.570 --> 0:08:06.450 a half. But like I said, that is definitely not 0:08:06.500 --> 0:08:07.920 long enough from this past weekend. 0:08:08.020 --> 0:08:08.300 Oh, no. 0:08:08.620 --> 0:08:08.860 Oh, no. 0:08:09.200 --> 0:08:12.120 I ordered. I ordered. I ordered groceries. I ain't going. 0:08:12.820 --> 0:08:15.760 And I was telling y'all yesterday I ordered toilet paper 0:08:15.800 --> 0:08:16.200 in bulk. 0:08:16.280 --> 0:08:16.619 Yeah. 0:08:16.960 --> 0:08:18.860 And it was starting to rain. And I was like, 0:08:19.020 --> 0:08:21.050 I know we got this big meeting. But you think 0:08:21.060 --> 0:08:26.630 they'd get mad? And it didn't end fast. That's why 0:08:26.990 --> 0:08:28.770 when y'all came back to the desk, I was gone. 0:08:28.810 --> 0:08:30.090 You left quick. 0:08:30.150 --> 0:08:33.720 Man, I had $ 40 worth of toilet paper at the 0:08:33.740 --> 0:08:37.640 front door. And I got there, and I got it 0:08:37.679 --> 0:08:40.880 before the rain hit. So it worked out well. B, 0:08:40.900 --> 0:08:41.339 how about you? 0:08:41.679 --> 0:08:43.540 It was just a long day. I had a lot 0:08:43.559 --> 0:08:45.500 of stuff to do here. And then I thought, well, 0:08:45.520 --> 0:08:47.100 I'll get out kind of early, but I didn't because 0:08:47.120 --> 0:08:49.160 we had the meeting. And then there was a few 0:08:49.210 --> 0:08:51.730 things that were kind of messed up that needed to 0:08:51.770 --> 0:08:53.990 get fixed. So I had to stop what I was 0:08:54.030 --> 0:08:56.510 doing to answer stuff and look up stuff for people. 0:08:56.590 --> 0:08:58.450 That's why working in the morning before anyone gets here 0:08:58.470 --> 0:09:00.440 is better because there's nobody stopping me. 0:09:00.730 --> 0:09:00.990 Yeah. 0:09:01.030 --> 0:09:02.510 So we did get to the bottom of everything, which 0:09:02.550 --> 0:09:05.040 was good. Yeah. And that was fine. It was cool 0:09:05.059 --> 0:09:07.119 that you did. Here's the thing. You didn't have to 0:09:07.160 --> 0:09:11.220 do that. I know. And it was somebody else's responsibility. 0:09:11.240 --> 0:09:11.900 Didn't affect me at all. 0:09:11.980 --> 0:09:15.420 Somebody else would have gotten in serious trouble. I won't 0:09:15.450 --> 0:09:16.970 say trouble. Well, it would have been money lost. Yeah, 0:09:16.990 --> 0:09:17.950 it would have been money lost. 0:09:17.970 --> 0:09:21.230 Yeah, and the client upset. Yes. Not mine. Not yours. No, 0:09:21.290 --> 0:09:22.990 not at all. No. I'm just trying to make things right. 0:09:23.010 --> 0:09:23.410 That's what I do. 0:09:25.030 --> 0:09:26.920 And so I did that for a little while and 0:09:26.940 --> 0:09:29.220 then I did get my work done finally. My voice 0:09:29.260 --> 0:09:29.820 is getting better. 0:09:31.120 --> 0:09:31.640 So that's good. 0:09:31.740 --> 0:09:33.900 And then I'm still catching up on stuff that I 0:09:33.960 --> 0:09:36.110 had to catch up on from Europe because I only 0:09:36.150 --> 0:09:37.689 had three days back and I had to get ready 0:09:37.710 --> 0:09:40.170 to leave again. So I couldn't even catch up on 0:09:40.190 --> 0:09:42.429 the Europe stuff because I had to get ready to 0:09:42.470 --> 0:09:45.340 go again. So yesterday, I finally got my emails all 0:09:45.380 --> 0:09:47.460 cleared out and answered the ones I needed to answer. 0:09:47.559 --> 0:09:47.819 Yeah. 0:09:47.900 --> 0:09:50.280 Because I had 400 waiting still from Europe. 0:09:50.620 --> 0:09:50.740 Yeah. 0:09:50.820 --> 0:09:51.839 So I was a little late on those. 0:09:52.000 --> 0:09:52.280 Sorry. 0:09:52.800 --> 0:09:54.620 I did that. Then my wife went on a little 0:09:54.660 --> 0:09:56.510 girl's night date. They went to the movies. Did they really? 0:09:56.530 --> 0:09:59.530 Her and her little girlfriends. What movies out there? Is 0:09:59.550 --> 0:10:01.610 there a movie called Verity or something like that that they... 0:10:02.750 --> 0:10:03.390 I don't know what it is. 0:10:03.650 --> 0:10:04.109 Oh, yeah. 0:10:04.170 --> 0:10:05.359 It starts with a V. 0:10:05.350 --> 0:10:07.170 Is it Verity? Is that what it's called? 0:10:07.210 --> 0:10:09.620 I think they screenshotted the screen, and that's what it 0:10:10.040 --> 0:10:11.400 said across the screen. 0:10:11.420 --> 0:10:13.760 Yeah. Okay. Yeah, I guess that's how you say it. 0:10:13.920 --> 0:10:14.160 Yeah. 0:10:14.320 --> 0:10:18.020 Yeah. Whatever. So the girls went and saw that. Something 0:10:18.080 --> 0:10:18.439 like that. 0:10:18.660 --> 0:10:21.050 I stayed home and had takeout and watched the rest 0:10:21.090 --> 0:10:22.170 of the Dane Cook documentary. 0:10:22.370 --> 0:10:24.550 Yeah. Where's your luggage? You empty it? 0:10:24.770 --> 0:10:27.010 Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I had to. 0:10:27.110 --> 0:10:27.929 Mine's still at the front door. 0:10:28.809 --> 0:10:29.970 No, I had to. 0:10:30.050 --> 0:10:32.290 All my laundry is done and put away. I know, 0:10:32.309 --> 0:10:33.510 I know, Mr. Overachiever. 0:10:33.710 --> 0:10:35.730 My life would have choked me out if I left 0:10:35.790 --> 0:10:38.980 all that laundry. I walk by today, I'm like, yeah, 0:10:39.010 --> 0:10:41.380 I'm going to get to you, player. I'll get to you. 0:10:41.700 --> 0:10:44.000 Because the thing is, I overpacked. I got, see, if 0:10:44.020 --> 0:10:45.540 y'all see me here with some new shirts and stuff, 0:10:45.860 --> 0:10:47.660 it was supposed to be crew shirts, but I never 0:10:47.700 --> 0:10:48.000 wore them. 0:10:48.290 --> 0:10:51.110 Yeah. I got like three or four. Not this one. 0:10:51.130 --> 0:10:51.810 Oh, I was like, what? 0:10:51.870 --> 0:10:55.229 It's still in the bag. Y'all know that I've unpacked 0:10:55.270 --> 0:10:57.170 my luggage when I come in with some new shirts on. 0:10:57.580 --> 0:10:58.719 Until you see that, you won't. 0:10:58.840 --> 0:11:00.660 This is the first cruise that I feel like I 0:11:00.700 --> 0:11:02.599 overpacked and didn't wear everything I brought. 0:11:02.620 --> 0:11:02.690 Yes! 0:11:02.700 --> 0:11:03.640 Because I did overpack. 0:11:03.700 --> 0:11:04.280 Yes, me too. 0:11:04.400 --> 0:11:05.860 A lot of times you wear two, three shirts a 0:11:05.880 --> 0:11:08.059 day because it's so hot. Yeah, it didn't work that way. 0:11:08.080 --> 0:11:10.059 Maybe because it rained and it was cloudy one day, 0:11:10.080 --> 0:11:11.339 so you didn't really sweat or anything. 0:11:11.360 --> 0:11:12.900 So you just kind of wore the same thing all day. 0:11:13.040 --> 0:11:13.240 Yep. 0:11:13.320 --> 0:11:15.300 Yeah, same. I didn't wear half of what I brought either. 0:11:15.300 --> 0:11:15.400 100%. 0:11:15.400 --> 0:11:18.330 And I was like, I need to underpack because... When 0:11:18.350 --> 0:11:20.570 you get off the boat early, you have to carry 0:11:20.590 --> 0:11:21.250 your own bag. 0:11:21.290 --> 0:11:21.410 Yeah. 0:11:21.570 --> 0:11:22.230 And you're wrestling. 0:11:22.870 --> 0:11:24.990 Hey, and I carried mine up five flights of stairs 0:11:25.130 --> 0:11:27.870 in the garage because I didn't want to wait on. 0:11:27.830 --> 0:11:30.850 The line for the elevator. So I carried it up 0:11:30.870 --> 0:11:32.980 five flights of stairs. That was my crossfit for the day. 0:11:33.000 --> 0:11:34.319 You got no muscles hurting then? 0:11:34.820 --> 0:11:35.300 No. 0:11:35.360 --> 0:11:35.740 Really? 0:11:35.780 --> 0:11:38.000 I'm not as out of shape as I seem. Hey, look, 0:11:38.660 --> 0:11:40.780 I think if you're in shape, you carried a heavy bag. 0:11:40.800 --> 0:11:42.900 That's what I said. Up five flights of stairs. Who 0:11:42.920 --> 0:11:44.500 needs a gym? Not me. Hey, I might have to 0:11:44.540 --> 0:11:46.700 call in. Just kidding. I'm not coming in. 0:11:47.200 --> 0:11:47.380 Right. 0:11:48.390 --> 0:11:50.370 Hurt myself i got toilet paper being delivered and i 0:11:50.690 --> 0:11:51.530 hurt my back. 0:11:51.750 --> 0:11:53.290 We come back we're gonna find out if you did 0:11:53.370 --> 0:11:55.880 something to school because we're going to celebrate a day 0:11:55.920 --> 0:11:57.520 we'll tell you what that is next on johnny's more 0:11:57.559 --> 0:12:00.140 next ray what is today ma'am. 0:11:59.840 --> 0:12:03.100 Today is international walk to school day. 0:12:02.820 --> 0:12:05.080 And that is to what recognize all those who walk 0:12:05.100 --> 0:12:06.500 to school. 0:12:06.380 --> 0:12:08.489 Yes and i just always hear my dad in the 0:12:08.510 --> 0:12:10.330 back of my head saying that he used to walk 0:12:10.330 --> 0:12:11.830 10 miles. 0:12:11.429 --> 0:12:14.410 Up and down in the snow and Yes. 0:12:14.630 --> 0:12:17.290 Blah, blah, blah. Every time I complained about anything, like 0:12:17.309 --> 0:12:20.720 walking to school in the 90 to 100 degree weather. 0:12:20.840 --> 0:12:21.100 Yes. 0:12:21.240 --> 0:12:22.080 Afternoon thunderstorms. 0:12:22.179 --> 0:12:26.540 Every single day. See, I can't celebrate today because I 0:12:26.580 --> 0:12:29.960 did the total opposite. When it's International Bus Day, when 0:12:30.000 --> 0:12:32.240 they bus you to another community to go to school, 0:12:32.679 --> 0:12:36.110 that would be my day to celebrate. I would love 0:12:36.140 --> 0:12:37.489 to have walked to school because I would see the 0:12:37.530 --> 0:12:39.429 kids as we got bused an hour to get to 0:12:39.470 --> 0:12:42.150 school with their little backpacks on. walking down the street 0:12:42.170 --> 0:12:43.449 to go to school i was like wow that is 0:12:43.470 --> 0:12:45.829 so cool not thinking that those same kids were like 0:12:46.050 --> 0:12:46.949 wow i. 0:12:46.870 --> 0:12:50.550 Wouldn't mind yeah to get to school yeah yeah so 0:12:50.570 --> 0:12:51.670 i never i never. 0:12:51.630 --> 0:12:54.710 I was i rode the boston elementary school and then 0:12:54.870 --> 0:12:58.670 i walked to and from school in middle school and 0:12:58.700 --> 0:13:01.120 then in high school i was a walker but then 0:13:01.179 --> 0:13:03.140 i hated it in high school so i like rode 0:13:03.179 --> 0:13:04.880 with my friends that were driving how far did you 0:13:04.900 --> 0:13:07.050 live from the school Um, it was like a half 0:13:07.070 --> 0:13:08.530 a mile. It wasn't even that far. 0:13:08.550 --> 0:13:10.130 So you were just too cool to be walking to school? 0:13:10.350 --> 0:13:12.709 Yeah, it was just so hot. It was just so hot. 0:13:12.730 --> 0:13:15.630 And I'm like, I'm getting too old for this. I 0:13:15.670 --> 0:13:18.500 have friends that drive, you know? 0:13:18.740 --> 0:13:21.660 Man, I was, I always thought it was just so cool. Um, 0:13:21.940 --> 0:13:25.660 my kid would, he would walk. The school was probably 0:13:25.660 --> 0:13:31.140 800 yards. From the, from my house. Oh, that's not bad. 0:13:31.220 --> 0:13:32.719 Yeah. But I would drive to pick them up because 0:13:32.780 --> 0:13:33.679 it was just too hot. I just. 0:13:34.620 --> 0:13:34.860 Yeah. 0:13:35.140 --> 0:13:37.060 But like, I see these kids walking and they're still 0:13:37.100 --> 0:13:38.220 wearing their hoodies. 0:13:38.300 --> 0:13:38.780 Yes. 0:13:38.880 --> 0:13:40.709 I'm like, how are you guys not dying? 0:13:40.730 --> 0:13:41.949 They do that every day. They don't care. 0:13:41.970 --> 0:13:44.890 But they're not sweating. I put on a onesie on 0:13:44.910 --> 0:13:47.410 a cruise ship. I got to carry a mobile fan 0:13:47.429 --> 0:13:48.620 so I don't pass out. 0:13:48.750 --> 0:13:49.000 Yeah. 0:13:49.120 --> 0:13:50.420 I don't know how they do that. Yeah, no, they 0:13:50.440 --> 0:13:51.400 don't care. Brian, you there? 0:13:51.700 --> 0:13:53.680 No, we were way too far away to walk. It 0:13:53.700 --> 0:13:55.080 took me almost an hour to get to school. 0:13:55.260 --> 0:13:56.880 Really? And then two days a week, they bused me 0:13:56.900 --> 0:13:58.140 from one school to another school. 0:13:58.500 --> 0:13:58.880 Really? 0:13:58.900 --> 0:14:00.719 So, yeah, I never walked. The only time I ever 0:14:00.800 --> 0:14:02.600 got close to walking is when I got kicked off 0:14:02.620 --> 0:14:04.890 the bus my seventh grade year, and I had to 0:14:04.920 --> 0:14:08.790 skateboard the five miles to my mom's work every day. 0:14:08.830 --> 0:14:10.810 I bet your calf, that one calf was huge. 0:14:10.870 --> 0:14:11.210 Yeah. 0:14:12.370 --> 0:14:15.070 Huge. I was technically a walker when I got kicked 0:14:15.110 --> 0:14:16.190 off the bus for seventh grade. 0:14:16.270 --> 0:14:19.090 See, I thought it was always cool because walkers, some 0:14:19.150 --> 0:14:19.910 of them had bikes. 0:14:20.130 --> 0:14:20.330 Yeah. 0:14:20.390 --> 0:14:21.720 And at the end of the day, they get the 0:14:21.750 --> 0:14:24.540 little backpacks and there was like a pack of them 0:14:24.580 --> 0:14:25.640 and they just ride out. 0:14:25.660 --> 0:14:28.060 And I'm like, wow. I bet that's so cool. And 0:14:28.080 --> 0:14:30.640 at the same time, they're going, damn, I wouldn't mind 0:14:30.680 --> 0:14:33.220 being on that bus. It was only when I moved 0:14:33.260 --> 0:14:34.880 here they moved it back. What is it now, like 0:14:35.060 --> 0:14:37.810 five miles? It's three miles. Three miles. 0:14:37.910 --> 0:14:38.850 Which is far. 0:14:38.950 --> 0:14:39.930 It is far. 0:14:40.010 --> 0:14:41.650 Yeah, if you live within three miles, you got to 0:14:41.710 --> 0:14:44.010 find your way. But my thing is, you're on the way. 0:14:44.690 --> 0:14:45.270 You know what I'm saying? 0:14:45.290 --> 0:14:45.390 Right. 0:14:45.410 --> 0:14:47.240 You can stop and get me. Yeah, stop and get me. 0:14:47.330 --> 0:14:49.430 If we're going to be crowded, it's only for, what, 0:14:49.630 --> 0:14:50.090 two minutes. 0:14:50.150 --> 0:14:52.570 But now they build schools in neighborhoods or they build 0:14:52.590 --> 0:14:55.330 neighborhoods around schools. When we were growing up, they put 0:14:55.350 --> 0:14:57.990 a school wherever. And so your neighborhood was far away. 0:14:58.010 --> 0:15:01.500 Mine was far away. Yeah, the neighborhood where the house 0:15:01.520 --> 0:15:04.170 burned down. It was a neighborhood school. You wouldn't even 0:15:04.190 --> 0:15:06.870 know the school was there if you weren't in the neighborhood. 0:15:06.910 --> 0:15:08.660 Yeah, that's how it was for my son. He went 0:15:08.680 --> 0:15:09.300 to Horizon. 0:15:10.080 --> 0:15:13.820 The neighborhood's built around Horizon High School. So I want 0:15:13.840 --> 0:15:17.040 to find out if it is International Walk to School Day. 0:15:17.530 --> 0:15:20.510 Did you walk to school? Do your kids walk to 0:15:20.530 --> 0:15:22.990 school now? Because a lot of parents I talk to now, 0:15:23.190 --> 0:15:25.510 they're mad. Because the kids have to walk to school 0:15:25.530 --> 0:15:29.630 because it's in that three mile. They're like, we're 2.8. Look, 0:15:29.670 --> 0:15:31.820 if you're within the close part, great. 0:15:32.240 --> 0:15:33.740 But if you get out past that mile and a 0:15:33.780 --> 0:15:35.920 half mark, that's a long walk, man. 0:15:35.940 --> 0:15:36.360 I agree. 0:15:36.560 --> 0:15:41.120 And I see kids. By themselves. On their bikes. Like 0:15:41.180 --> 0:15:44.870 little ones, too. Oh, yes. Little ones. And I'm looking going, wow. 0:15:44.880 --> 0:15:46.100 They're like first graders. 0:15:46.160 --> 0:15:47.980 I'm like, I would never let my first grader walk. 0:15:48.200 --> 0:15:51.800 Now, before they put the rules in place, like last year, 0:15:52.060 --> 0:15:53.380 those kids were on those motorized bikes. 0:15:53.540 --> 0:15:55.380 And they were whooping it. They were all over the place. 0:15:55.560 --> 0:15:57.060 They were not trying to get to school on time, either. 0:15:57.140 --> 0:16:00.000 So what's funny is I was in Europe during school week. 0:16:00.160 --> 0:16:00.260 Okay. 0:16:00.280 --> 0:16:01.140 Because we went during the week. 0:16:01.280 --> 0:16:01.620 Oh, okay. 0:16:01.740 --> 0:16:04.460 There's kids that are eight years old, raised kids age, 0:16:04.720 --> 0:16:06.710 hopping on and off trains to get to school. 0:16:06.750 --> 0:16:07.970 By themselves? Like it's nothing. 0:16:07.990 --> 0:16:08.300 Okay. 0:16:08.610 --> 0:16:10.490 I'm not even kidding you. I was like shocked. I 0:16:10.490 --> 0:16:13.530 was like, wow. Kids get on the train. They stand 0:16:13.550 --> 0:16:15.490 and wait for the stop. Get off the train by themselves. 0:16:15.510 --> 0:16:15.730 Yes. 0:16:17.630 --> 0:16:19.770 You do that now. There'll be an officer. Hey, little man, 0:16:20.050 --> 0:16:22.370 what's your parents name? So wild to me. 0:16:22.390 --> 0:16:25.470 My wife and I were both like, wow, we ended 0:16:25.490 --> 0:16:27.930 up on a train at school was getting out. 0:16:28.500 --> 0:16:32.500 And it was us and 50 kids in the train car. Really? 0:16:32.510 --> 0:16:33.500 We had kids sitting with us. 0:16:33.640 --> 0:16:34.340 That is crazy. 0:16:34.360 --> 0:16:35.739 Because those kids don't get it. Like, look, you in 0:16:35.800 --> 0:16:38.360 our way. You on our train. Were they well-behaved kids? 0:16:38.480 --> 0:16:38.760 Yes. 0:16:39.080 --> 0:16:40.600 And they don't really know any different, though. 0:16:40.640 --> 0:16:41.000 No. 0:16:41.060 --> 0:16:41.460 It's just. 0:16:41.560 --> 0:16:43.640 I know they start when they're raised kids age. They 0:16:43.660 --> 0:16:45.200 were all the way from raised kids age to high 0:16:45.220 --> 0:16:46.400 school on that train. 0:16:46.640 --> 0:16:48.230 They get on. Some of them were on for two stops. 0:16:48.250 --> 0:16:49.640 Some of them were on for three stops. Then they 0:16:49.680 --> 0:16:49.990 just go. 0:16:50.690 --> 0:16:50.970 I was. 0:16:51.710 --> 0:16:53.950 I went to see my brother once in Atlanta. And 0:16:53.990 --> 0:16:56.190 I said, we don't have to get an Uber. They 0:16:56.210 --> 0:16:58.330 have a train that takes us right there. And I 0:16:58.350 --> 0:17:00.290 got on that train the same time the school let out. 0:17:00.330 --> 0:17:00.470 Yeah. 0:17:02.610 --> 0:17:05.119 Just doing her thing these were not oh. 0:17:04.990 --> 0:17:07.399 You had some bad kids i was in atlanta okay 0:17:07.600 --> 0:17:08.300 i was not. 0:17:08.180 --> 0:17:11.700 This was i was in atlanta it was probably three 0:17:11.720 --> 0:17:14.160 in the afternoon now the music was bumping. 0:17:15.540 --> 0:17:17.760 I was in belgium but i ain't gonna lie i 0:17:17.760 --> 0:17:18.640 was holding my bag. 0:17:18.460 --> 0:17:20.879 Tight really now we had a little girl sitting with 0:17:20.940 --> 0:17:23.110 us making jokes i didn't understand what they were saying but. 0:17:23.810 --> 0:17:24.609 Hey, man, where you going? 0:17:25.170 --> 0:17:27.409 Pretend I hear you, player. I'm just trying to get 0:17:27.430 --> 0:17:29.590 to my brother's house. I want to find out from you. 0:17:30.010 --> 0:17:32.109 Are you a walker? Were you a walker? And if 0:17:32.150 --> 0:17:34.229 your kids walk to school now, how far do they 0:17:34.270 --> 0:17:37.290 have to go? Because I worry every day. If that 0:17:37.310 --> 0:17:39.060 was a text me, call me when you get there. 0:17:39.470 --> 0:17:41.440 I'm going to hook somebody up. It is the 28th 0:17:41.600 --> 0:17:46.200 annual downtown Orlando Massive Street Festival. It's called Fiesta Cali Orange. 0:17:46.560 --> 0:17:50.100 It is happening four blocks featuring multiple stages, and it's 0:17:50.119 --> 0:17:51.520 a lot of fun. We want to give you some tickets, 0:17:51.540 --> 0:17:53.320 four of them. But you got to talk about walking. 0:17:53.359 --> 0:17:54.000 Did you walk? 0:17:54.020 --> 0:17:59.670 Did your kids walk? We want to hear the whole story. 0:17:59.690 --> 0:18:00.290 407-919-1067, 877-919-1067. 0:18:00.310 --> 0:18:03.389 The XL Mobile is 41067. Livestream, social media, we want 0:18:03.410 --> 0:18:05.430 to hear from you. Walkers, time for you to call 0:18:05.490 --> 0:18:07.130 us on Johnny's House. And this is not a good 0:18:07.170 --> 0:18:09.869 day to walk for International Walk to School Day, but 0:18:09.890 --> 0:18:12.209 the next couple days is going to be a mess. 0:18:13.170 --> 0:18:14.639 For us leaving the cruise ship the other day, it 0:18:14.660 --> 0:18:15.600 was raining, and we waited. 0:18:16.380 --> 0:18:16.960 Yeah. 0:18:17.100 --> 0:18:20.020 You got to get wet anyway. We waited. 0:18:20.619 --> 0:18:21.840 Some of you got to go to school or you're 0:18:21.859 --> 0:18:23.040 going to be late. So we want to find out, 0:18:23.119 --> 0:18:25.340 do you walk or did you walk to school? And 0:18:25.359 --> 0:18:26.840 we want to find out about it and hook somebody 0:18:26.900 --> 0:18:29.359 up with some Fiesta County Orange tickets. We're going to 0:18:29.380 --> 0:18:31.280 give you four of those from a pop car. 0:18:31.340 --> 0:18:31.960 Hey, Laura. 0:18:33.000 --> 0:18:33.580 Good morning. 0:18:33.940 --> 0:18:35.700 All right. So do you walk? Did you kid walk? 0:18:35.720 --> 0:18:36.000 What's up? 0:18:37.619 --> 0:18:37.790 That. 0:18:38.600 --> 0:18:42.580 My kids do, we pick them up, but sometimes they 0:18:42.619 --> 0:18:47.000 do walk, and we live exactly two miles from getting bussed. 0:18:47.850 --> 0:18:50.770 And the bus actually goes through our neighborhood. 0:18:51.170 --> 0:18:51.450 Yeah. 0:18:51.830 --> 0:18:55.550 But because we live 50 feet from getting bused, my 0:18:55.590 --> 0:18:58.580 kids won't get bused. And so my girls don't like 0:18:58.619 --> 0:19:00.560 to stay after school for any reason. 0:19:00.580 --> 0:19:01.699 And so I tell. 0:19:01.540 --> 0:19:03.520 Them, I'm like, well, then you need to walk. And 0:19:03.580 --> 0:19:04.859 it's exactly two miles. 0:19:04.880 --> 0:19:08.280 I'm going to have to use me a fake address. Sorry. 0:19:08.580 --> 0:19:10.619 We're going to defraud the system. Really? 0:19:10.640 --> 0:19:14.580 No, I've contacted like the county and everything. And I'm like, 0:19:14.600 --> 0:19:17.460 this is ridiculous. And they just are just like, nope. 0:19:18.340 --> 0:19:19.399 you can't get back. 0:19:19.200 --> 0:19:21.500 And doesn't it bother you isn't it bothering you when 0:19:21.520 --> 0:19:24.080 they when that bus that's going to your kid's school 0:19:24.560 --> 0:19:27.740 you look in there and it's not packed you're like my. 0:19:27.660 --> 0:19:31.780 Kid no and it passes my house literally yes okay 0:19:32.480 --> 0:19:34.720 hey i mean. 0:19:34.300 --> 0:19:36.850 I can't speak for all bus drivers but if i 0:19:36.850 --> 0:19:39.490 was a bus driver and you said look $ 20 a 0:19:39.510 --> 0:19:42.960 week if you just slow roll and. 0:19:42.630 --> 0:19:45.290 Open that door And let my kids. 0:19:45.290 --> 0:19:47.810 26 people are open for options. 0:19:47.970 --> 0:19:50.460 And let that kid, let these two kids have a seat. 0:19:50.480 --> 0:19:51.680 I don't know. 0:19:51.720 --> 0:19:54.659 I might have to cut that deal. Man, two miles. 0:19:54.720 --> 0:19:56.830 That is a lot. Brian, when was the last time you, well, 0:19:56.850 --> 0:19:57.930 you was over in Europe. 0:19:57.950 --> 0:20:00.910 Yeah, I mean, I walked 70 miles over the course 0:20:00.950 --> 0:20:02.550 of 10 days in Europe, but that was big, you know, 0:20:02.590 --> 0:20:03.030 by choice. 0:20:03.850 --> 0:20:04.910 I don't walk to the mailbox. 0:20:05.930 --> 0:20:09.820 Seriously, I'll get in the truck and drive around the corner. 0:20:10.440 --> 0:20:11.679 I'll be looking at, every day I look out the 0:20:11.700 --> 0:20:13.859 window and go, really, mom? Y'all gonna make me walk, huh? 0:20:14.240 --> 0:20:15.909 Gonna make me walk. All right, Laura, you hold on 0:20:15.950 --> 0:20:16.369 a second. 0:20:16.390 --> 0:20:19.810 Let's talk to Nadine from Winterspring. 0:20:19.930 --> 0:20:20.730 Hi, good morning. 0:20:20.750 --> 0:20:21.149 I know. 0:20:21.390 --> 0:20:23.070 I love you guys. Nadine, I'm telling you, we need 0:20:23.090 --> 0:20:24.050 to just put you on the payroll. 0:20:24.820 --> 0:20:27.520 Just put you on the payroll because every topic we 0:20:27.560 --> 0:20:29.619 talk about, you know about it. 0:20:30.400 --> 0:20:32.160 It's just crazy that you were talking about it today 0:20:32.200 --> 0:20:36.540 because my kids have never... driven the bus. We always live, 0:20:37.020 --> 0:20:38.119 it's the two mile. 0:20:37.859 --> 0:20:38.440 Mark, right? 0:20:38.500 --> 0:20:42.940 So like the last caller, I'm 1.9 miles. And they 0:20:43.000 --> 0:20:44.460 used to have, like my oldest, when he was in 0:20:44.480 --> 0:20:46.220 middle school, they used to have a bus going in there, 0:20:46.260 --> 0:20:48.680 but he's like, nah, I'll just walk. So he would 0:20:48.720 --> 0:20:51.280 walk to the middle school, which is the further distance. 0:20:51.760 --> 0:20:53.080 And that would take him maybe about an. 0:20:53.080 --> 0:20:55.980 Hour to An hour? 0:20:56.380 --> 0:20:56.800 Yeah. 0:20:56.820 --> 0:20:59.740 This is two miles. 0:20:59.740 --> 0:20:59.859 1.9. 0:20:59.859 --> 0:21:00.540 Hey, it's not me. 0:21:00.680 --> 0:21:02.929 I'm not saying this because I'm listening to the calls. 0:21:03.290 --> 0:21:04.490 But some of us are saying, why don't you just 0:21:04.510 --> 0:21:05.070 get up and take them? 0:21:05.869 --> 0:21:08.510 Because I work right now and middle school is not 0:21:08.530 --> 0:21:09.270 until 9 o'clock. 0:21:11.020 --> 0:21:13.359 Yeah. And then, um, could have run one of the 0:21:13.380 --> 0:21:15.370 little e-bikes, but y'all messed it up for everybody about 0:21:15.380 --> 0:21:16.350 being a bunch of jackholes. 0:21:16.660 --> 0:21:16.900 Yeah. 0:21:17.170 --> 0:21:21.190 The second one has an e-bike. So this morning I 0:21:21.270 --> 0:21:23.550 usually will take my kids to high school cause he 0:21:23.690 --> 0:21:27.170 wants to get there early. So I'm, I'm like, let's go. 0:21:27.310 --> 0:21:29.070 And he wasn't ready. So I left and I'm like, 0:21:29.090 --> 0:21:30.990 you're going to have to walk. And then he's like, 0:21:31.090 --> 0:21:33.550 where's the umbrella? I'm like, it's in the garage. So 0:21:33.630 --> 0:21:35.369 he's going to have to walk, you know, 30 minutes. 0:21:35.940 --> 0:21:38.540 It takes about 30 minutes to get to the high school. 0:21:38.780 --> 0:21:42.780 There was one high school we went to when we 0:21:42.820 --> 0:21:45.270 used to go to those high school football Friday. And 0:21:45.310 --> 0:21:46.810 I'll never forget, we got there. It was like eight 0:21:46.830 --> 0:21:49.550 or nine kids there. And school didn't start for another 0:21:49.590 --> 0:21:51.870 hour and a half. But their parents just dropped them off. 0:21:51.930 --> 0:21:52.270 Yeah. 0:21:52.670 --> 0:21:55.149 Do what you got to do. 0:21:55.170 --> 0:21:59.310 Yeah. That's why they have the floor care, because it's like, 0:21:59.350 --> 0:22:00.990 you know, if you want me to drop off my kids, like, 0:22:01.010 --> 0:22:02.109 I have to drop them off early. 0:22:02.130 --> 0:22:02.270 Oh, yeah. 0:22:02.290 --> 0:22:03.350 Because I have to go to work. 0:22:03.410 --> 0:22:06.469 My attendance would greatly depend on the weather. I'm not 0:22:06.490 --> 0:22:09.489 going to lie. You're not home. You're at work. It's 0:22:09.530 --> 0:22:10.230 pouring down rain. 0:22:10.390 --> 0:22:10.730 Yes. 0:22:10.750 --> 0:22:13.170 I ain't going to school that day. Yes. Yes. 0:22:13.260 --> 0:22:15.100 So now I have to call my parents to come 0:22:15.500 --> 0:22:17.639 to take my other kids to middle school, because it's 0:22:17.760 --> 0:22:18.980 pouring at that time today. 0:22:19.160 --> 0:22:20.320 Yeah. 0:22:20.420 --> 0:22:20.659 Like, 100%. 0:22:20.660 --> 0:22:23.400 Like, legit, 100%. And I don't like him doing the e-scooter, because. 0:22:23.820 --> 0:22:24.380 It's slippery. 0:22:24.400 --> 0:22:26.060 So now I got to make that phone call and 0:22:26.080 --> 0:22:27.420 be like, hey, go take him to school, please. 0:22:27.460 --> 0:22:29.560 Well, that's grandparents' jobs, you know. 0:22:29.680 --> 0:22:30.100 Yeah. 0:22:30.420 --> 0:22:32.640 You know, they might grumble, but that's their grandkids. You're 0:22:32.660 --> 0:22:33.100 supposed to do it. 0:22:33.100 --> 0:22:33.380 Oh, yeah. 0:22:33.440 --> 0:22:35.480 They definitely grumble. That's for sure. 0:22:35.700 --> 0:22:37.619 So this is how you stop that. You know what? 0:22:37.940 --> 0:22:39.440 Forget it. I'll let him ride his e-bike in the rain. 0:22:39.460 --> 0:22:41.820 Forget it. I guarantee they'll be right over there. They'll 0:22:41.840 --> 0:22:42.520 be right there. 0:22:42.540 --> 0:22:45.100 No, I'm like, thank you, Poppy, for not being there 0:22:45.140 --> 0:22:45.560 for him. 0:22:45.580 --> 0:22:47.090 You've been missing all day. 0:22:47.830 --> 0:22:50.170 You're at home, chilling, watching your game show. 0:22:50.210 --> 0:22:52.810 Nadine, I wouldn't go that route. I mean, that's just me. No, 0:22:53.150 --> 0:22:54.890 no big deal. I built the country and fought war 0:22:54.910 --> 0:22:56.110 so you could be here, but whatever. 0:22:56.150 --> 0:22:56.410 Sure. 0:22:56.550 --> 0:22:59.770 I did nothing. Okay, whatever. Ray, what'd they say over there? 0:23:00.260 --> 0:23:03.359 Let's see here. Somebody said, I walked and rode my 0:23:03.400 --> 0:23:05.959 bike until high school. During high school, I rode with 0:23:06.040 --> 0:23:09.280 friends or drove myself. A lot of people just said 0:23:09.300 --> 0:23:10.679 that their kids are driving to school. 0:23:11.020 --> 0:23:11.280 Really? 0:23:11.359 --> 0:23:12.699 Or they went to a private school, so they had 0:23:12.720 --> 0:23:13.380 to get bused. 0:23:13.590 --> 0:23:13.879 Yeah. 0:23:14.270 --> 0:23:14.410 Yeah. 0:23:14.950 --> 0:23:15.060 Me. 0:23:15.470 --> 0:23:17.560 XL Mobile powered by attorney Dan Newland in a wreck. 0:23:17.680 --> 0:23:19.940 Need to check. It's a no-brainer. Just call attorney Dan Newland. 0:23:19.960 --> 0:23:23.100 Someone said they walked since age seven. Didn't matter if 0:23:23.119 --> 0:23:26.640 it was snowing, raining, sunshine. God forbid I complain because 0:23:26.660 --> 0:23:28.860 my dad was like Ray's dad. He walked 10 miles 0:23:28.880 --> 0:23:30.440 to school back and forth every day. 0:23:30.460 --> 0:23:31.830 Uphill, downhill, windstorm. 0:23:31.850 --> 0:23:33.850 No, uphill both ways. My grandma used to say uphill 0:23:33.869 --> 0:23:35.070 both ways. Oh, that's what it was. 0:23:35.109 --> 0:23:36.990 Well, then you made a mistake because if you walked 0:23:37.090 --> 0:23:40.270 uphill to school and you didn't walk downhill home, then 0:23:40.290 --> 0:23:41.950 you took a whole other way home that. 0:23:41.850 --> 0:23:45.250 Was also uphill. And that's your dumbass fault. That ain't 0:23:45.290 --> 0:23:48.250 got nothing to do with me. I don't think that's possible. No, 0:23:48.270 --> 0:23:49.530 she slapped me when I said that. Of course she did. 0:23:49.810 --> 0:23:52.280 The back of the fingers. Yeah, it's a quick, it's 0:23:52.320 --> 0:23:54.859 a flip. And it stings. But you get the point. 0:23:54.880 --> 0:23:55.360 Yes, I did. 0:23:55.400 --> 0:23:56.700 Definitely get the point. I never said it in front 0:23:56.720 --> 0:23:59.120 of her again. But you did say it. To my cousins, yeah. 0:23:59.140 --> 0:23:59.640 Just not to her. 0:24:00.200 --> 0:24:01.619 Love from a pop cut. I'm going to hook you up. 0:24:01.900 --> 0:24:04.679 Fiesta Cali Orange. Got four tickets. They are yours. 0:24:04.820 --> 0:24:05.420 Race 11 News. 0:24:06.240 --> 0:24:08.500 Jessica Biel is now a playmate. 0:24:09.420 --> 0:24:09.939 Oh, really? 0:24:09.980 --> 0:24:10.560 I'll explain. 0:24:10.700 --> 0:24:11.620 After this on Johnny's House. 0:24:14.440 --> 0:24:17.919 Now, the Johnny's House Entertainment News with Ray. 0:24:18.260 --> 0:24:18.540 All right. 0:24:18.560 --> 0:24:23.379 So there's an upcoming film that experiences growing up at 0:24:23.420 --> 0:24:24.570 the Playboy Mansion. 0:24:24.619 --> 0:24:25.030 Okay. 0:24:25.210 --> 0:24:29.750 So Jessica Biel is actually going to portray a fictional 0:24:29.810 --> 0:24:33.250 character who is both Hugh Hefner's wife and a former 0:24:33.290 --> 0:24:34.150 Playboy playmate. 0:24:35.119 --> 0:24:35.459 Okay. 0:24:35.500 --> 0:24:37.600 It's like weird for me to see this because Jessica 0:24:37.619 --> 0:24:39.700 Biel is like, I don't know. She just does not 0:24:39.740 --> 0:24:41.939 remind me of any playmate whatsoever. 0:24:41.960 --> 0:24:44.470 Have you seen any photos from, uh, from the movie? 0:24:44.790 --> 0:24:45.389 Uh, no. 0:24:45.530 --> 0:24:47.450 So, I mean, obviously she would have to play up 0:24:47.490 --> 0:24:50.889 the role and everything like that. Um, but, um, Bill 0:24:50.950 --> 0:24:53.910 Pullman is already set to play Hefner. If you haven't 0:24:53.950 --> 0:24:58.859 seen him, uh, child actress, Indiana L and Lily Rose 0:24:58.980 --> 0:25:02.220 Depp are in the cast. So obviously Johnny Depp's daughter, um, 0:25:03.690 --> 0:25:05.930 But what they're saying is that she's going to have 0:25:05.970 --> 0:25:11.429 this whole friendship between a 13-year-old and they consider the 0:25:11.450 --> 0:25:14.389 Playboy Mansion their second home. And she's one of the 0:25:14.430 --> 0:25:16.830 seven women hoping to become a Playmate of the Month. 0:25:17.190 --> 0:25:17.490 Really? 0:25:17.530 --> 0:25:20.090 So this is the new Jessica Biel movie. 0:25:20.109 --> 0:25:23.170 They had so many different layers to the Playboy Mansion. 0:25:23.190 --> 0:25:23.460 Yeah. 0:25:23.520 --> 0:25:25.540 Because that was always on my bucket list. 0:25:25.840 --> 0:25:27.620 And when I did get invited to go... It was 0:25:27.660 --> 0:25:28.260 for years. 0:25:28.340 --> 0:25:30.459 For years, I just wanted to go. And somebody invited 0:25:30.480 --> 0:25:32.180 me and I didn't go. And I'm glad I didn't because. 0:25:32.980 --> 0:25:35.720 Turns out, well, you probably would have saw the first 0:25:35.780 --> 0:25:36.760 layers and thought. 0:25:36.840 --> 0:25:39.419 Oh, this is okay. You wouldn't have been in the 0:25:39.440 --> 0:25:42.290 Freaky Freak level unless you got invited in. 0:25:42.590 --> 0:25:46.410 So the crazy thing is that the storyline is not 0:25:46.530 --> 0:25:50.670 based on any of Hefner's three real-life wives, which was like. 0:25:51.030 --> 0:25:53.310 For his whole time he was in the mansion, he 0:25:53.350 --> 0:25:55.960 had somebody, the women were there, and he usually dated 0:25:56.040 --> 0:25:56.960 one of the playmates. 0:25:57.040 --> 0:25:59.040 Yeah, but when I saw this, I was like, oh, 0:25:59.119 --> 0:26:01.699 she's going to be playing one of the housemaids or whatever, 0:26:01.760 --> 0:26:04.740 but like... She's also going to be playing a wife 0:26:04.800 --> 0:26:07.939 and former Playboy playmate, but then she's not portraying one 0:26:07.960 --> 0:26:11.159 of the three real-life wives that he had. So it's 0:26:11.200 --> 0:26:11.740 kind of like. 0:26:12.600 --> 0:26:13.880 Well, you have to then. 0:26:14.010 --> 0:26:14.199 I know. 0:26:14.220 --> 0:26:14.940 Do you see what I'm saying? 0:26:14.960 --> 0:26:15.510 Yeah, exactly. 0:26:15.530 --> 0:26:17.550 They're saying it's not going to be based off of 0:26:17.630 --> 0:26:21.649 his three real-life wives that he had, but she is 0:26:21.750 --> 0:26:24.149 going to be playing Hugh Hefner's wife. 0:26:24.210 --> 0:26:26.730 What he'll probably be doing is taking some personality or 0:26:26.750 --> 0:26:29.730 characteristics from all three of them and using them to 0:26:29.750 --> 0:26:30.250 that character. 0:26:30.270 --> 0:26:32.210 I mean, if you're using... Hugh Hefner, they had to 0:26:32.250 --> 0:26:34.640 get permission from somebody, I would think. Just not them. 0:26:35.590 --> 0:26:38.570 The three that he married. Yeah. You can't go around... 0:26:38.210 --> 0:26:40.450 I mean, I don't know the realities, but I'm assuming 0:26:40.470 --> 0:26:42.750 you can't make a Hugh Hefner movie without talking to somebody. 0:26:42.770 --> 0:26:42.950 I know. 0:26:42.990 --> 0:26:45.320 That's what I was thinking, too. But, I mean, the 0:26:45.359 --> 0:26:47.720 Bill Pullman guy that's set to play Hefner, I think 0:26:47.760 --> 0:26:50.470 that's a good role, you know, as a younger one. 0:26:50.520 --> 0:26:52.460 But it also depends on what period in his life 0:26:52.500 --> 0:26:55.540 you had the young, exciting one who brought, you know, 0:26:55.580 --> 0:26:58.300 the Playboy Mansion and the old creepy dude at the end. 0:26:58.340 --> 0:26:58.560 Right. 0:26:58.900 --> 0:27:00.659 I feel like early on, it was just kind of 0:27:00.680 --> 0:27:02.739 a different vibe. Yeah. It was like. 0:27:03.670 --> 0:27:06.790 50s cool, like Sinatra and like Vegas-y. And then it 0:27:06.810 --> 0:27:07.890 turned into like creepy creepy. 0:27:08.050 --> 0:27:10.060 At the end, it was you and all his 80-year-old 0:27:10.100 --> 0:27:11.480 friends trying to get together with young girls. 0:27:11.500 --> 0:27:11.940 Yeah. 0:27:12.900 --> 0:27:14.520 Oh my gosh. I just heard that that house was 0:27:14.560 --> 0:27:15.200 so disgusting. 0:27:15.220 --> 0:27:15.980 I heard it was just nasty. 0:27:16.000 --> 0:27:17.190 It was just so gross. 0:27:17.230 --> 0:27:18.350 Yeah. Anyways. 0:27:18.750 --> 0:27:21.250 There's also a new scripted series telling the story of 0:27:21.290 --> 0:27:24.490 the rise of DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince. 0:27:24.850 --> 0:27:25.109 Okay. 0:27:25.170 --> 0:27:28.149 So it's currently in development and it's titled 215, The 0:27:28.609 --> 0:27:32.159 Area Code of Philadelphia. And the series is going to 0:27:32.200 --> 0:27:35.679 follow teens Will Smith and Jeffrey Towns as they chase 0:27:35.820 --> 0:27:37.119 a record deal. That's cool. 0:27:37.440 --> 0:27:40.639 Well, back in the day, Jazzy Jeff was bigger in 0:27:40.660 --> 0:27:42.740 the music industry than Will Smith. 0:27:42.800 --> 0:27:43.700 Yeah. Yeah. 0:27:43.859 --> 0:27:44.119 Yeah. 0:27:44.140 --> 0:27:46.859 So along the way that they deal with like label meetings, 0:27:46.960 --> 0:27:51.040 hometown loyalty, sudden fame, friendships that are trying to hold 0:27:51.080 --> 0:27:53.360 it together. So this is just a new scripted series 0:27:53.400 --> 0:27:54.220 that they're putting together. 0:27:54.240 --> 0:27:55.180 Pretty cool. Yeah. 0:27:55.200 --> 0:27:56.070 I think it'd be good. 0:27:56.090 --> 0:27:56.399 Yeah. 0:27:56.420 --> 0:27:57.970 I mean, he had his show and he brought him 0:27:58.010 --> 0:28:00.790 in to get tossed out. Yeah. To get tossed out 0:28:00.830 --> 0:28:01.730 every now and then. 0:28:01.910 --> 0:28:02.350 Also. 0:28:03.060 --> 0:28:07.220 Kylie Jenner has locked down her next acting role thanks 0:28:07.260 --> 0:28:10.330 to her sister, Kim Kardashian, who is now producing things. 0:28:10.350 --> 0:28:14.909 So it's called Bachelorette Weekend. And Kylie Jenner is going 0:28:14.930 --> 0:28:18.369 to star as a bride-to-be who is murdered during her 0:28:18.410 --> 0:28:19.670 pre-wedding girls trip. 0:28:20.470 --> 0:28:21.210 Okay. 0:28:21.260 --> 0:28:23.369 So this is a... It sounds like a. 0:28:24.890 --> 0:28:27.210 Horror kind of movie, but it's not. 0:28:27.790 --> 0:28:29.909 Well, you know what? It shows a lot about her acting. 0:28:30.350 --> 0:28:32.670 If she's in it and she's getting murdered in the beginning. 0:28:32.690 --> 0:28:35.340 She's starring and then dying in it. 0:28:35.430 --> 0:28:37.409 It's like when Drew Barrymore was in Scream and they 0:28:37.450 --> 0:28:38.780 killed her in the first scene. 0:28:38.860 --> 0:28:41.380 So, I mean, she has appeared on like Oceans 8 0:28:41.380 --> 0:28:47.100 back in 2018 and 2021. She voiced Penelope in Trolls. 0:28:47.440 --> 0:28:49.440 So she's done a couple of things, but the fact 0:28:49.480 --> 0:28:51.240 that this is going to be like a whole Hulu 0:28:51.280 --> 0:28:54.800 thing because they have that deal with Hulu and I 0:28:54.820 --> 0:28:56.840 don't know when it's coming out, but yeah, she's starring 0:28:56.880 --> 0:28:58.800 in it and then basically getting killed. 0:28:58.840 --> 0:29:01.060 I guarantee Kim was like, how many scenes she got? 0:29:01.340 --> 0:29:03.780 Like five? Oh yeah, my sister can do it. Anything 0:29:03.800 --> 0:29:04.930 more than that, you're pushing it. 0:29:05.240 --> 0:29:05.460 Yeah. 0:29:05.760 --> 0:29:06.240 You're pushing it. 0:29:06.500 --> 0:29:09.020 So it's basically like shaking things up, casting doubt on 0:29:09.120 --> 0:29:10.820 all of her maid of honors who was on the 0:29:10.880 --> 0:29:11.400 trip with her. 0:29:11.420 --> 0:29:12.770 It's a murder mystery. 0:29:14.800 --> 0:29:17.680 Amongst friends all right brian's gonna tell us what's trending 0:29:17.700 --> 0:29:18.700 next on johnny's house. 0:29:19.200 --> 0:29:21.350 What's trending brought to you by pineapple health care locations 0:29:21.400 --> 0:29:24.130 in orlando lakeland and kissimmee pineapple health care we are 0:29:24.210 --> 0:29:26.630 better together maybe because it's morning and i'm hungry okay 0:29:26.670 --> 0:29:28.850 i've got a couple of food items for you all 0:29:28.870 --> 0:29:30.750 right first of all we talked yesterday about how we're 0:29:30.770 --> 0:29:33.030 skipping over all the holidays going straight from halloween to 0:29:33.050 --> 0:29:36.580 christmas starbucks said yes we're in They already are launching 0:29:36.620 --> 0:29:38.959 their seasonal menu. Now, it's not going to drop until 0:29:39.020 --> 0:29:40.560 November 5th, but they already dropped it. 0:29:40.600 --> 0:29:46.250 It's peppermint mocha and caramel brulee lattes, tiramisu velvet drinks. 0:29:46.850 --> 0:29:48.630 There's going to be a latte, a cold brew topped 0:29:48.690 --> 0:29:50.450 with a mascarpone cold foam. 0:29:51.710 --> 0:29:55.290 Apple pomegranate refreshers. I'm looking at you, Rae. I know. 0:29:55.410 --> 0:29:57.430 I'm more of like a fall. This is like their 0:29:57.510 --> 0:29:58.850 winter kind of stuff. 0:29:58.970 --> 0:30:01.590 Yeah, they're already skipping over the rest of fall. 0:30:01.630 --> 0:30:03.840 Yeah, I'm more of like the fall flavors. 0:30:03.940 --> 0:30:04.200 Really? 0:30:04.320 --> 0:30:06.200 As soon as you said like apple, I'm like, eek. 0:30:06.420 --> 0:30:08.660 Yeah, that's one of their big ones. The snowy apple 0:30:09.080 --> 0:30:09.980 made with coconut milk. 0:30:10.120 --> 0:30:10.760 Yeah. 0:30:10.780 --> 0:30:12.560 They're also going to have new food. Braised short rib 0:30:12.580 --> 0:30:13.900 grilled cheese. Now I'm down with that. 0:30:14.060 --> 0:30:14.320 Who? 0:30:14.800 --> 0:30:15.340 Starbucks. 0:30:16.070 --> 0:30:18.870 They got what? Yeah, it says braised short rib grilled 0:30:18.890 --> 0:30:19.450 cheese sandwich. 0:30:20.310 --> 0:30:20.410 Ugh. 0:30:21.220 --> 0:30:24.820 I'm down. I'll try that. Same. Plus festive merchandise. 0:30:25.220 --> 0:30:27.270 It's all starting November 5th, but they dropped it yesterday 0:30:27.290 --> 0:30:29.310 on social media and it's got holiday stuff all over. 0:30:29.390 --> 0:30:29.790 Yeah. 0:30:30.050 --> 0:30:32.230 I'll say give me that brisket cheese sandwich and a 0:30:32.230 --> 0:30:32.570 black coffee. 0:30:33.270 --> 0:30:33.510 Right. 0:30:33.710 --> 0:30:35.490 That's all I want. I just want a sandwich. 0:30:35.670 --> 0:30:37.610 November 5th is going to come up so quickly. 0:30:37.690 --> 0:30:37.930 Oh, yeah. 0:30:37.970 --> 0:30:40.680 Just a couple of weeks. 0:30:40.740 --> 0:30:43.140 This one, I'm a little excited because I love mac 0:30:43.180 --> 0:30:44.920 and cheese. I grew up on Kraft mac and cheese. 0:30:44.940 --> 0:30:46.200 I don't like when we try to get fancy. I 0:30:46.240 --> 0:30:47.980 like the powder stuff that you turn into. 0:30:47.800 --> 0:30:48.140 Mac and cheese. 0:30:48.160 --> 0:30:48.680 Do you really? 0:30:48.740 --> 0:30:49.000 Yes. 0:30:49.220 --> 0:30:51.440 Oh, my goodness. You're the only person I've ever heard 0:30:51.460 --> 0:30:53.940 say that. Now, my wife makes southern mac and cheese. 0:30:54.080 --> 0:30:54.880 A whole different vibe. 0:30:54.900 --> 0:30:56.709 If I'm just making quick mac and cheese, give me 0:30:56.770 --> 0:31:00.230 the powder stuff all day long. So, Kraft has now 0:31:00.290 --> 0:31:01.690 got a ramen line. 0:31:02.030 --> 0:31:05.550 So it's going to be mac and cheese, but ramen style. Interesting. 0:31:05.870 --> 0:31:06.190 Yes. 0:31:06.510 --> 0:31:08.790 They're also going to throw in flavors. It's their first 0:31:08.870 --> 0:31:11.150 new switch up in 20 years. I can imagine. 0:31:11.450 --> 0:31:13.530 I don't even remember the last time they ever did. 0:31:13.570 --> 0:31:16.290 Because they're basic. Well, you know this now. When you 0:31:16.350 --> 0:31:19.230 normally buy that box of Kraft mac and cheese, you 0:31:19.250 --> 0:31:20.590 don't know if it's one year or 20 years. 0:31:20.970 --> 0:31:24.120 These will be new. Yeah. They're going to have flavors. 0:31:24.130 --> 0:31:26.720 They're going to have spicy chicken and pork varieties as well. 0:31:26.760 --> 0:31:29.200 But it's going to have that familiar powder cheese sauce 0:31:29.240 --> 0:31:29.720 that you make. 0:31:31.150 --> 0:31:32.870 I like it. I'm going to try. Well, let me 0:31:32.890 --> 0:31:33.530 know when you try it. 0:31:33.530 --> 0:31:33.730 Please. 0:31:33.790 --> 0:31:35.020 I'm going to more than try it. I mean, it 0:31:35.060 --> 0:31:38.260 all the time. And then we've been talking about this 0:31:38.300 --> 0:31:40.600 tropical storm because we almost got stuck in it. It 0:31:40.800 --> 0:31:42.220 actually formed pretty fast. 0:31:42.240 --> 0:31:43.680 Yeah, it did. Because they said by the end of 0:31:43.720 --> 0:31:45.400 the week yesterday. Yeah. 0:31:45.460 --> 0:31:47.840 And then by today, it's already turned into, I guess, 0:31:47.940 --> 0:31:51.100 Isaiah's is how you say it. So it's got 41 hour, 0:31:51.100 --> 0:31:53.540 40 mile an hour winds right now. They say it 0:31:53.560 --> 0:31:57.660 could strengthen rapidly and become a hurricane by tomorrow. And 0:31:57.680 --> 0:32:00.160 then it could get up to a Category 3 hurricane. 0:32:00.660 --> 0:32:02.820 And it shifted further to the east. So now Florida 0:32:03.000 --> 0:32:03.920 is in the cone. 0:32:03.960 --> 0:32:04.860 Is it really? 0:32:04.920 --> 0:32:08.000 Just the panhandle. Now, it could keep going further and further. 0:32:08.240 --> 0:32:10.300 And then it could be wider. So Central Florida could 0:32:10.360 --> 0:32:11.960 catch it by the time. I got a feeling they 0:32:11.980 --> 0:32:13.620 don't know what they're really saying about this thing. Because 0:32:13.660 --> 0:32:15.090 yesterday they were talking about it's going to hit New Orleans. 0:32:15.110 --> 0:32:16.750 Yeah, I know. We weren't part of it at all. 0:32:16.830 --> 0:32:17.450 Florida wasn't. 0:32:17.470 --> 0:32:20.510 They were talking about canceling stuff all through Gulf Shores, Alabama, 0:32:20.530 --> 0:32:23.630 and all that stuff. But now Florida is the panhandle 0:32:23.730 --> 0:32:26.840 is in the far outside of the track. So they 0:32:26.860 --> 0:32:28.100 don't know if it's going to change or not, but 0:32:28.120 --> 0:32:30.020 they say it could hit the Gulf Coast by Friday night. 0:32:30.780 --> 0:32:32.940 Okay. We'll see how it goes. Okay. All right. 0:32:33.300 --> 0:32:34.980 Well, listen, if you've been listening to the show, you 0:32:35.000 --> 0:32:37.110 know we're trying to find that next member of Johnny South. 0:32:37.450 --> 0:32:38.930 And we come back, going to meet somebody new. Her 0:32:38.950 --> 0:32:40.750 name is Erica. And we're going to talk to her 0:32:40.790 --> 0:32:43.790 next on Johnny South. The sun ain't coming out. It's 0:32:43.810 --> 0:32:46.610 going to be partly, mostly cloudy. 80 is a high, 0:32:46.610 --> 0:32:48.670 75 right now. And I guess there's a thing out 0:32:48.690 --> 0:32:51.180 there that could be possibly turning into a hurricane. And 0:32:51.220 --> 0:32:53.400 now they put us in the, not Orlando, but Florida, 0:32:53.940 --> 0:32:56.400 the panhandle in the cone of possibility. 0:32:56.420 --> 0:32:56.600 I got it. 0:32:57.810 --> 0:32:59.430 But we should be okay. So some of y'all ain't 0:32:59.470 --> 0:33:01.380 paying attention. Is that hitting us now? 0:33:01.680 --> 0:33:01.980 No. 0:33:02.000 --> 0:33:07.200 I don't know. I would really pay attention Thursday and Friday. Yes. 0:33:07.600 --> 0:33:08.980 And then we'll know. And that's for tomorrow. 0:33:09.140 --> 0:33:09.340 Yeah. 0:33:09.480 --> 0:33:11.380 Tomorrow and Friday. All right. 0:33:11.400 --> 0:33:13.290 We've mentioned before, we're thinking about putting a brand new 0:33:13.310 --> 0:33:15.010 member on our show. So we've been auditioning people for 0:33:15.030 --> 0:33:15.670 the last couple of weeks. 0:33:16.070 --> 0:33:19.780 Of weeks. And let's say good morning to Erica. Hello, Erica. 0:33:20.200 --> 0:33:21.700 Hi, how are you guys doing? 0:33:21.800 --> 0:33:24.620 Now you go as Erica Vinyl or Erica the Vinyl Queen. 0:33:24.660 --> 0:33:26.680 How should we call you? 0:33:26.960 --> 0:33:29.300 I mean, I usually go by Erica Vinyl, but if 0:33:29.340 --> 0:33:30.700 you want to call me the Vinyl Queen, I am 0:33:30.760 --> 0:33:31.770 not going to argue that. 0:33:31.900 --> 0:33:33.770 And why do they call you Erica Vinyl? 0:33:34.890 --> 0:33:39.080 Well, I've been collecting vinyl for 19 years now, majority 0:33:39.100 --> 0:33:41.960 of my life, and I also own an online record store. 0:33:42.240 --> 0:33:42.740 Really? 0:33:42.830 --> 0:33:43.350 I do, yes. 0:33:43.490 --> 0:33:45.890 So how many vinyls or albums do you have? 0:33:48.950 --> 0:33:51.390 Personally, I'm probably sitting at like 2,300. 0:33:51.390 --> 0:33:56.030 Are you watching a resurgence of vinyl? 0:33:56.270 --> 0:33:56.890 Oh, my God. 0:33:56.910 --> 0:34:01.220 I mean, between every single musician making at least three 0:34:01.240 --> 0:34:05.000 to four variants on vinyl and people seeking out the 0:34:05.120 --> 0:34:06.160 older stuff, too. 0:34:06.320 --> 0:34:09.680 I mean, it's... It's just, it's so skyrocketed. 0:34:09.700 --> 0:34:11.860 I like vinyl, but it's inconvenient to me. 0:34:12.260 --> 0:34:12.420 Yeah. 0:34:12.940 --> 0:34:13.520 It's a little bit. 0:34:13.620 --> 0:34:15.100 Especially when you're moving. 0:34:15.280 --> 0:34:15.480 Yeah. 0:34:15.680 --> 0:34:17.950 Well, no, for me, I'm sitting, I got a little 0:34:18.160 --> 0:34:21.210 office area in my home, and I'm sitting there, and 0:34:21.250 --> 0:34:24.130 I'm paying bills, and I'm listening to vinyl, and then 0:34:24.150 --> 0:34:24.790 that little arm goes. 0:34:26.270 --> 0:34:28.330 So I got to get up. Yeah. Go over. 0:34:29.650 --> 0:34:32.219 Didn't they make one at one point that would flip 0:34:32.239 --> 0:34:33.219 the record for you? 0:34:33.239 --> 0:34:33.720 Oh, yeah. 0:34:33.800 --> 0:34:34.820 It lifted it, right? 0:34:34.860 --> 0:34:35.060 Yeah. 0:34:35.239 --> 0:34:36.440 And then, yeah. 0:34:36.719 --> 0:34:37.919 Yeah. And flip it back down. 0:34:37.960 --> 0:34:38.140 Yep. 0:34:38.280 --> 0:34:40.340 But I always thought I had more time on it. 0:34:40.360 --> 0:34:43.120 But usually like 20, 30 minutes. 0:34:43.160 --> 0:34:44.600 Yeah. You got to flip it. 0:34:44.620 --> 0:34:44.839 Yeah. 0:34:44.890 --> 0:34:45.009 Yeah. 0:34:45.070 --> 0:34:46.430 I mean, when you think about it, it makes sense. 0:34:47.090 --> 0:34:49.410 They seem a lot longer. Yeah, they do. Yeah. So, Erica, 0:34:49.430 --> 0:34:50.549 what do you do? What do you what do you 0:34:50.570 --> 0:34:51.690 do when you do what you do? 0:34:52.840 --> 0:34:55.410 Um, in terms of vinyl or just life? 0:34:55.830 --> 0:34:58.690 Uh, well, I mean, besides doing the vinyl, which I mean, 0:34:58.730 --> 0:35:01.430 that's pretty much consumed the majority of my life and 0:35:01.489 --> 0:35:02.970 my personality at this point. 0:35:03.070 --> 0:35:05.710 But, um, I mean, other than that, I work, I'm 0:35:05.750 --> 0:35:06.330 a server. 0:35:06.730 --> 0:35:10.239 Um, I, I have a dog who has, she's like, 0:35:10.500 --> 0:35:12.660 I have a Tik TOK and an Instagram for her 0:35:12.680 --> 0:35:13.420 and everything. 0:35:13.440 --> 0:35:14.210 What kind of dog is it? 0:35:14.540 --> 0:35:15.799 She is a pit bull. 0:35:15.940 --> 0:35:17.299 Hey, Ray, she got a pit bull. 0:35:17.480 --> 0:35:18.800 I love that. 0:35:19.460 --> 0:35:19.620 Back. 0:35:20.120 --> 0:35:22.460 Oh, come on. 0:35:22.580 --> 0:35:23.300 Get your dog, lady. 0:35:23.340 --> 0:35:23.910 Get your dog. 0:35:23.930 --> 0:35:28.550 I've been defending Pitbulls for almost 18 years. 0:35:28.590 --> 0:35:30.589 I like Pitbull. He puts on a good show. Oh, 0:35:30.610 --> 0:35:31.509 my God. 0:35:31.550 --> 0:35:33.190 I was Pitbull for Halloween last year. 0:35:33.350 --> 0:35:37.170 Really? How did you find your dog? 0:35:37.850 --> 0:35:41.190 So I got her from Orange County Animal Services. 0:35:41.310 --> 0:35:42.590 Okay. 0:35:42.610 --> 0:35:45.390 I just moved in with a roommate at the Pitbulls. 0:35:45.860 --> 0:35:48.800 Time new apartment and she was okay with me eventually 0:35:48.840 --> 0:35:51.660 getting a dog and so after me and my friend 0:35:51.700 --> 0:35:55.160 recorded finished recording my podcast one day um she wanted 0:35:55.180 --> 0:35:56.560 to look at cats and i was like you know 0:35:56.580 --> 0:35:59.000 what i was looking at dogs on the shelter's website 0:35:59.020 --> 0:36:01.160 last night let's go look and then you know we'll 0:36:01.200 --> 0:36:03.020 see what happens i didn't know you could bring home 0:36:03.060 --> 0:36:04.760 a dog the same day oh yeah. 0:36:04.460 --> 0:36:06.660 Well they encourage that because you won't come back yeah 0:36:06.680 --> 0:36:08.450 that's true impulse buy. 0:36:08.320 --> 0:36:10.180 Yeah but because i am one of those people where 0:36:10.219 --> 0:36:11.890 if i set foot in that door i'm gonna start 0:36:12.090 --> 0:36:16.310 sobbing yeah Um, so I've avoided animal, um, like all 0:36:16.330 --> 0:36:18.430 the rescues and all that at all costs because it 0:36:18.450 --> 0:36:21.569 just is emotionally draining for me. But I, we walked 0:36:21.590 --> 0:36:23.489 to like the last row and the last kennel and 0:36:23.510 --> 0:36:26.160 there was this one, she had a big satellite cone 0:36:26.219 --> 0:36:28.910 on her head and she looked, so they think she'd 0:36:28.930 --> 0:36:30.960 been attacked by a bigger dog on the street after 0:36:30.980 --> 0:36:32.180 being dumped from a puppy mill. 0:36:32.500 --> 0:36:34.380 She was chewed up, skin infection. 0:36:34.600 --> 0:36:37.940 I screenshotted her picture the night before and she kind 0:36:37.980 --> 0:36:39.640 of looked up at me and did the tippy taps 0:36:39.700 --> 0:36:41.180 and I was like, crap. 0:36:41.580 --> 0:36:42.040 And you got her. 0:36:42.530 --> 0:36:43.270 I sure did. 0:36:43.510 --> 0:36:44.509 Ray bought her some a drug dealer. 0:36:44.590 --> 0:36:47.110 I did. On Craigslist. 0:36:47.130 --> 0:36:48.450 Hey, Ray's story is not exciting. 0:36:48.690 --> 0:36:50.870 But I'm sure that he or she. 0:36:51.910 --> 0:36:52.890 The dog is a boy. 0:36:52.910 --> 0:36:54.290 It was a boy. It was a boy. 0:36:54.570 --> 0:36:56.390 I'm sure he was the sweetest baby ever. 0:36:56.410 --> 0:36:56.890 He was. 0:36:56.930 --> 0:36:58.230 He liked to fight on the weekends. 0:36:58.469 --> 0:36:59.880 No, that's not true. 0:37:00.390 --> 0:37:02.720 The only fighting Stevie does is she fights me. 0:37:02.739 --> 0:37:03.319 Really? 0:37:03.360 --> 0:37:04.400 That's it, yeah. 0:37:04.460 --> 0:37:05.439 Just a sweet little. 0:37:06.070 --> 0:37:07.950 Oh, she, oh man, you should have seen her. 0:37:07.989 --> 0:37:09.969 We, um, we went to my mom's house last night 0:37:10.190 --> 0:37:14.310 and she was running around and she's just going nuts. 0:37:14.330 --> 0:37:17.089 Like she just, she just is an excited, happy little girl. 0:37:17.110 --> 0:37:18.170 Now do you have one of those dogs you can 0:37:18.190 --> 0:37:20.950 take out to like dog festivals and, uh, paws and 0:37:21.010 --> 0:37:22.870 pints and stuff like that? Or that's the kind of 0:37:22.890 --> 0:37:23.410 dog you leave at home? 0:37:23.750 --> 0:37:25.290 I bring her everywhere that I can. 0:37:25.469 --> 0:37:25.830 Oh, yeah. 0:37:26.030 --> 0:37:29.970 Especially on her TikTok, we like to do visiting Central 0:37:29.989 --> 0:37:34.200 Florida dog-friendly places and doing dog park reviews and stuff. 0:37:34.239 --> 0:37:35.960 So I bring her anywhere I possibly can. 0:37:36.380 --> 0:37:38.759 Ray, did you take your dog to places like that? No. No, 0:37:38.960 --> 0:37:39.379 mine either. 0:37:39.500 --> 0:37:41.120 Yeah, just because I was nervous. 0:37:41.420 --> 0:37:43.680 I wasn't nervous. Mine just couldn't behave. 0:37:43.700 --> 0:37:45.840 Mine was like sketched, like sketchy. 0:37:45.860 --> 0:37:47.540 Yeah. 0:37:47.760 --> 0:37:48.500 What was it called? 0:37:48.540 --> 0:37:48.900 Skittish. 0:37:49.120 --> 0:37:49.580 Skittish. 0:37:49.640 --> 0:37:50.880 Yeah, sketchy. 0:37:50.920 --> 0:37:51.220 Yeah. 0:37:51.739 --> 0:37:54.060 He was a little skittish around other dogs. 0:37:54.360 --> 0:37:55.839 Are you local? You born and raised here? 0:37:56.700 --> 0:37:59.100 So I was born in upstate New York, but we 0:37:59.140 --> 0:38:01.100 moved down here when I was very, very, very little. 0:38:01.140 --> 0:38:03.319 So I've been here pretty much my entire life since 0:38:03.340 --> 0:38:03.819 I was like two. 0:38:04.020 --> 0:38:04.840 Where upstate? 0:38:04.860 --> 0:38:06.570 Saratoga Springs. Okay. 0:38:06.719 --> 0:38:06.969 Yeah. 0:38:07.160 --> 0:38:07.890 That sounds fancy. 0:38:08.790 --> 0:38:09.490 I don't know. 0:38:09.670 --> 0:38:11.890 I don't remember. Are you familiar with the show? 0:38:12.480 --> 0:38:13.000 Oh, my God. 0:38:13.860 --> 0:38:18.620 Literally, like what I was telling you previously, what made 0:38:18.660 --> 0:38:20.220 me realize that I wanted to be on the radio, 0:38:20.280 --> 0:38:23.200 we were listening to Johnny's House in the library of 0:38:23.219 --> 0:38:25.130 student aides. And I looked at my friend and I 0:38:25.160 --> 0:38:27.550 was like, I want to be a radio personality. I 0:38:27.550 --> 0:38:31.070 want to learn how they do all that stuff. And 0:38:31.190 --> 0:38:33.130 so like 106.7 was one of the only stations my 0:38:33.170 --> 0:38:35.790 mom would let us listen to as a kid besides 0:38:35.870 --> 0:38:36.609 like 107.7 and Radio Disney. 0:38:37.890 --> 0:38:38.690 Okay. Yeah. 0:38:38.710 --> 0:38:41.400 Because she knew you guys kept it like that PG level. 0:38:41.460 --> 0:38:43.939 So it was appropriate enough for us to listen to. 0:38:44.020 --> 0:38:46.899 And so I was, and I mean, I obsessively flipped 0:38:46.920 --> 0:38:49.279 through radio stations even to this day and I'm always 0:38:49.320 --> 0:38:50.420 listening to you guys. 0:38:50.440 --> 0:38:53.410 Oh, very good. Now you told me you had a 0:38:53.450 --> 0:38:54.350 rough little morning. What happened? 0:38:55.590 --> 0:38:56.250 Oh my God. 0:38:56.690 --> 0:38:59.839 Um, so I did not sleep. Um, I was, very 0:38:59.880 --> 0:39:03.219 nervous about coming in this morning. But I also, my 0:39:03.440 --> 0:39:05.940 eyes were watering from my allergies. So I was not 0:39:06.000 --> 0:39:09.739 able to put on any of my eye makeup. I'd gone, 0:39:10.020 --> 0:39:11.400 I'd spent the night at my mom's house because she 0:39:11.440 --> 0:39:13.390 wanted to curl my hair to make it look nice. 0:39:13.680 --> 0:39:15.050 Oh my God. 0:39:15.090 --> 0:39:15.890 Stop. 0:39:16.010 --> 0:39:18.350 And she burnt the back of my head. 0:39:18.370 --> 0:39:19.509 Your mom burnt your head? 0:39:19.530 --> 0:39:20.870 With the curling iron. 0:39:21.230 --> 0:39:21.890 That hurts. 0:39:22.010 --> 0:39:23.030 On accident. 0:39:23.050 --> 0:39:25.410 Is your brother awake now? Oh my God. 0:39:25.510 --> 0:39:27.930 I was like, stop, stop, stop, mama, mama, mama. And 0:39:27.950 --> 0:39:30.600 she was like, what? And I'm like, that, and she realized. 0:39:30.620 --> 0:39:36.120 She goes, oh, oh. Wow. So your mom burnt your hair. 0:39:36.160 --> 0:39:36.880 My scalp. 0:39:36.920 --> 0:39:37.480 Your scalp. 0:39:37.580 --> 0:39:38.160 Oh, yeah. 0:39:38.500 --> 0:39:39.319 Is she listening right now? 0:39:39.560 --> 0:39:40.140 She is. 0:39:41.120 --> 0:39:44.160 Thanks, mom. Mommy, you are hair famous. Well, I'll tell 0:39:44.180 --> 0:39:44.490 you what. 0:39:44.530 --> 0:39:45.850 Well, you're going to sit in and join us the 0:39:45.910 --> 0:39:48.430 rest of the show and just have fun. Don't be 0:39:48.469 --> 0:39:50.680 nervous and just Act like you're just talking to friends 0:39:50.700 --> 0:39:51.560 because that's what we do here. 0:39:51.700 --> 0:39:52.940 I am looking forward to it. 0:39:52.960 --> 0:39:53.200 All right. 0:39:53.239 --> 0:39:55.340 We come back. We'll spin the wheel of old topics. 0:39:55.680 --> 0:39:57.580 Who knows what is going to stop wherever it stopped. 0:39:57.600 --> 0:39:59.180 That's what we do. And we'll do that next on 0:39:59.219 --> 0:40:08.870 Johnny's house. XL 1067. It is Johnny's house. Again, it's 0:40:08.890 --> 0:40:11.430 going to be raining today. 90% chance of that. 80 0:40:11.430 --> 0:40:12.980 is a high 75 right now. 0:40:13.020 --> 0:40:14.460 Some of the news, they got a, we having a 0:40:14.480 --> 0:40:16.919 frog problem that people are waking up to some type 0:40:16.960 --> 0:40:19.299 of Were you in the office when we were listening 0:40:19.320 --> 0:40:21.160 to it, like some type of tree frog? 0:40:21.239 --> 0:40:21.629 Yeah. 0:40:21.890 --> 0:40:22.850 And there's hundreds of them. 0:40:22.989 --> 0:40:25.549 I don't know if it's been like mating season for 0:40:25.570 --> 0:40:26.910 like too long or something. 0:40:27.330 --> 0:40:29.750 They show this lady, whoa, frogs all over the place. 0:40:29.770 --> 0:40:31.970 I haven't seen it in my neighborhood. Me either. Now, 0:40:31.989 --> 0:40:34.360 normally when it rains like this, the bugs come out. 0:40:34.400 --> 0:40:34.620 Yes. 0:40:34.739 --> 0:40:37.000 You know, and I'm ready for them. I put a 0:40:37.000 --> 0:40:39.360 little barrier and they get under the garage, but they 0:40:39.380 --> 0:40:40.160 don't get that far. 0:40:40.200 --> 0:40:40.419 Nice. 0:40:40.880 --> 0:40:45.589 Whatever reason it is, flip on their backs. Poison them. 0:40:46.370 --> 0:40:48.250 I need to do my yard, but it won't stop raining. 0:40:48.590 --> 0:40:50.069 But is it growing? Is it getting green? That's what 0:40:50.110 --> 0:40:52.450 usually happens now. Yeah, but I need to cut it. Yeah. 0:40:52.469 --> 0:40:54.190 That ain't going to happen until Saturday. 0:40:54.310 --> 0:40:54.680 I know. 0:40:55.719 --> 0:40:57.359 That's a good thing though, right? No, I mean, then 0:40:57.400 --> 0:40:58.839 it gets higher and it gets harder to cut because 0:40:58.860 --> 0:41:01.710 I cut my own. Yeah, that's true. All right, B, 0:41:01.770 --> 0:41:03.330 let's go ahead and bring out the wheel. 0:41:03.430 --> 0:41:03.870 All right. 0:41:04.390 --> 0:41:06.430 We have Erica hanging out with us, the wheel of 0:41:06.510 --> 0:41:07.390 old topics. 0:41:07.469 --> 0:41:09.380 Who knows? You might have to rap today. You might 0:41:09.390 --> 0:41:12.100 have to become a poet today. You never know. You 0:41:12.120 --> 0:41:14.460 know what? We had one that had a bad impression. 0:41:14.739 --> 0:41:15.379 I'm for it. 0:41:15.460 --> 0:41:16.520 All right, let's spin that. 0:41:16.420 --> 0:41:16.839 Wheel, B. 0:41:18.300 --> 0:41:26.719 Spinning the wheel of old topics. Let's see. This is 0:41:26.739 --> 0:41:30.500 going to be fun. We have no idea. They want 0:41:30.520 --> 0:41:34.440 to write out to you. Uh-oh. It landed on Adult Conversation, 0:41:34.780 --> 0:41:36.640 but PG-13. 0:41:36.660 --> 0:41:36.969 PG-13. 0:41:37.070 --> 0:41:39.570 Too early in the day. Yeah, yeah. We can't. We can't. 0:41:39.610 --> 0:41:43.689 Something told me that was going to land eventually on that. 0:41:43.710 --> 0:41:44.950 I don't know why y'all told me to put that 0:41:45.030 --> 0:41:45.310 on there. 0:41:45.350 --> 0:41:46.629 That was Johnny's idea. 0:41:47.290 --> 0:41:51.680 I put it on Johnny. I put it on Lottie. 0:41:51.700 --> 0:41:52.160 I did. 0:41:52.219 --> 0:41:52.800 Here it comes. 0:41:53.200 --> 0:41:56.439 Wow. You know what? Take it out. Let's spin it again. 0:41:56.540 --> 0:41:57.100 Okay. See? 0:41:57.239 --> 0:41:58.500 This is Johnny's show. I can do that, right? 0:41:58.520 --> 0:41:59.080 Yeah, see? 0:41:59.239 --> 0:41:59.819 That's why it works. 0:41:59.940 --> 0:42:00.400 Wow. 0:42:00.480 --> 0:42:03.300 Spin it again. That's why I blamed you. Okay. 0:42:04.390 --> 0:42:04.640 All right. 0:42:04.670 --> 0:42:07.390 Let's try it again. First time, we need to re-spin. 0:42:07.410 --> 0:42:14.290 Now, this one's much easier and almost the complete opposite. 0:42:14.900 --> 0:42:15.340 Okay. 0:42:15.800 --> 0:42:18.460 What's good? Okay. Okay. Okay. 0:42:18.900 --> 0:42:20.580 So this is a time where you call us up 0:42:20.600 --> 0:42:22.439 with all the negativity that's happening in the news. 0:42:22.760 --> 0:42:24.920 And I don't know if you noticed it. Now, I do. 0:42:25.020 --> 0:42:27.279 I'm old school. I watch the nightly news. 0:42:27.660 --> 0:42:30.880 And every commercial is a political commercial. 0:42:31.460 --> 0:42:35.560 And they don't... One commercial, Brian Grimes is a liar. 0:42:36.000 --> 0:42:38.820 My God, Lord. And then the next one, so and 0:42:38.840 --> 0:42:40.800 so may have said I'm a liar, but he's a liar. 0:42:41.800 --> 0:42:43.960 I've learned in the past few days, if y'all don't 0:42:44.000 --> 0:42:45.840 stop with this Amendment 3 stuff, my house going to 0:42:45.860 --> 0:42:46.109 burn down. 0:42:46.650 --> 0:42:48.230 Oh, my God. 0:42:49.010 --> 0:42:51.330 Look, I only see the commercial with the sound off. 0:42:51.390 --> 0:42:53.130 All I know is Amendment 3 means they're going to 0:42:53.270 --> 0:42:53.880 burn my house down. 0:42:54.180 --> 0:42:54.529 Wow. 0:42:54.610 --> 0:42:58.460 I heard somebody wants to take all my Social Security 0:42:58.500 --> 0:42:59.460 money and just hand it out. 0:42:59.520 --> 0:42:59.739 Right. 0:42:59.860 --> 0:43:01.880 I've heard all that. That's what's going on. 0:43:02.140 --> 0:43:05.100 So with all that negativity in the world today, what 0:43:05.120 --> 0:43:06.859 we need to do is find out what is good 0:43:06.900 --> 0:43:09.129 in your life, what is pleasant in your life, what 0:43:09.250 --> 0:43:10.090 is making you smile. 0:43:10.150 --> 0:43:11.710 I was hoping for Why You Mad, personally. 0:43:12.650 --> 0:43:12.860 Me too. 0:43:12.870 --> 0:43:13.069 Yeah. 0:43:15.340 --> 0:43:16.549 You know what would happen if it landed on that 0:43:16.570 --> 0:43:20.890 brine a respin we're gonna do a respin because i 0:43:20.930 --> 0:43:23.150 know where that's going sometimes you gotta look out for 0:43:23.170 --> 0:43:26.410 your friends a respin uh let's see what's good is 0:43:26.489 --> 0:43:30.410 that we had a very very successful cruise um it 0:43:30.450 --> 0:43:31.730 was a moment that i went up on the top 0:43:31.750 --> 0:43:34.190 deck to watch the sun uh sunset and i had 0:43:34.230 --> 0:43:36.509 a moment and just thought about you know 300 and 0:43:36.570 --> 0:43:38.730 plus people decided to ride with us on this cruise 0:43:38.790 --> 0:43:40.940 and You look down and you see people that are 0:43:40.960 --> 0:43:43.320 meeting people and people are making friends for the first time. 0:43:43.360 --> 0:43:45.750 And people and couples who don't normally get out, they 0:43:45.790 --> 0:43:47.770 got out and they met friends. And it was just 0:43:47.910 --> 0:43:50.700 one big thing. You know, it may be us, you know. 0:43:51.860 --> 0:43:53.739 in front of it. But when we step away, you 0:43:53.760 --> 0:43:56.190 guys did your own thing. You formed into a unit. 0:43:56.390 --> 0:43:58.149 You made sure you looked at, looked out for each other. 0:43:58.190 --> 0:44:00.029 We had some people that were cruising by themselves and 0:44:00.050 --> 0:44:01.950 they made sure that no one was sitting alone. And 0:44:01.969 --> 0:44:05.239 it was a very, very, very emotional time. And, uh, 0:44:05.300 --> 0:44:06.700 that's what's good. Cause we're still living on that. 0:44:06.739 --> 0:44:08.299 What's bad. If I had to say, I need that 0:44:08.340 --> 0:44:12.180 sleep back, I need that sleep back. Ray, what's good? 0:44:12.260 --> 0:44:15.320 I would say the same thing. What's good is the cruise. 0:44:15.400 --> 0:44:17.980 Even though there was over 300 people, it still felt 0:44:18.020 --> 0:44:22.690 very intimate. We had some good conversations together. We laughed 0:44:22.730 --> 0:44:25.630 really hard. We told stories. It was just a good 0:44:25.650 --> 0:44:27.930 way to really get to know some of our listeners. 0:44:27.950 --> 0:44:31.650 It's very nice and it's very heartwarming. 0:44:31.670 --> 0:44:34.450 People are like, man, y'all party like crazy. We used to. 0:44:36.630 --> 0:44:38.669 We still do. We also take a break. 0:44:38.790 --> 0:44:41.350 You might duck in and duck out. Erica, who is 0:44:41.390 --> 0:44:43.350 sitting in, what is today? Erica, you tell us, what is. 0:44:43.350 --> 0:44:43.830 Good in your life? 0:44:44.530 --> 0:44:48.700 Well, for starters, getting this opportunity. I mean, I cannot 0:44:48.719 --> 0:44:50.540 tell you how much I was hoping to be able to. 0:44:50.560 --> 0:44:55.720 There was a lot of people that sent in their stuff, 0:44:55.840 --> 0:44:56.899 and you got through. 0:44:56.920 --> 0:45:00.140 And I appreciate you guys taking the time to look 0:45:00.180 --> 0:45:00.440 at it. 0:45:00.460 --> 0:45:00.800 Yeah. 0:45:01.680 --> 0:45:03.280 If I had to say. 0:45:03.120 --> 0:45:06.359 Anything else, maybe like smaller, Abbott Elementary coming back on, 0:45:06.580 --> 0:45:07.739 was it tonight or tomorrow night? 0:45:08.000 --> 0:45:12.320 Is it new season? Who's your favorite character on Abbott Elementary? 0:45:13.200 --> 0:45:14.760 Either Melissa. 0:45:14.780 --> 0:45:17.240 I love the principal because she hates being a principal. 0:45:17.480 --> 0:45:20.790 Oh, my God. Ava. Ava is fantastic. 0:45:20.910 --> 0:45:23.350 Yeah. Ava is a hot mess. Oh, man. 0:45:23.410 --> 0:45:26.450 She's all about herself. And she only dated basketball players 0:45:26.489 --> 0:45:27.410 until she dated the IT guy. 0:45:28.370 --> 0:45:31.649 I watch it. Brian, what's good, man? You know what? 0:45:32.030 --> 0:45:33.549 I would say the month of September. I got to 0:45:33.590 --> 0:45:36.739 be in Europe for 11 days, and I've never done 0:45:36.760 --> 0:45:38.380 that before. It was awesome, and I got to see 0:45:38.719 --> 0:45:41.279 different sides of the world and talk to different kinds 0:45:41.300 --> 0:45:44.739 of people, and it was literally just off the grid, unplugged, 0:45:45.900 --> 0:45:48.200 out of this orbit where you deal with this stuff 0:45:48.440 --> 0:45:50.219 for 11 straight days, just me and my wife, which 0:45:50.260 --> 0:45:50.799 was pretty cool. 0:45:51.500 --> 0:45:53.380 And so, yeah, I feel like that was awesome. Then 0:45:53.400 --> 0:45:55.299 I got back, and two days later, jumped on the cruise, 0:45:55.320 --> 0:45:55.970 so that was fun, too. 0:45:55.989 --> 0:45:56.089 Yeah. 0:45:56.510 --> 0:45:58.570 You know what's cool is that when you guys went 0:45:59.170 --> 0:46:02.290 to Italy, that's where I started falling in love, and 0:46:02.330 --> 0:46:03.950 I think Ray, you too, with wine. 0:46:03.969 --> 0:46:05.569 The wine is different there. You and your wife fell 0:46:05.590 --> 0:46:06.710 in love with the bread. 0:46:06.770 --> 0:46:07.170 Yes. 0:46:07.330 --> 0:46:09.469 She's mastered it. Yeah, she made bread. She even made 0:46:09.510 --> 0:46:10.149 bread when we got back. 0:46:10.450 --> 0:46:14.330 Yeah, the bread over there, like Belgium, the food we 0:46:14.370 --> 0:46:15.759 would eat, just bread. 0:46:15.640 --> 0:46:17.779 Walking down the street all the time. It was so good. 0:46:17.800 --> 0:46:20.340 It was always a window that had bread in it. Yes, 0:46:20.800 --> 0:46:21.540 and chocolates. 0:46:21.719 --> 0:46:23.640 I don't want to ask for much, but if your 0:46:23.700 --> 0:46:26.940 wife does make a good... A good little piece of something. 0:46:27.180 --> 0:46:28.009 I love bread. 0:46:28.030 --> 0:46:28.890 I went home yesterday. 0:46:28.969 --> 0:46:29.840 So please just bring me. 0:46:29.850 --> 0:46:30.969 Slice off a hunk of bread. 0:46:31.210 --> 0:46:31.970 Give me a slice. 0:46:32.010 --> 0:46:33.029 Throw it in the oven and warm it up a 0:46:33.030 --> 0:46:34.680 little bit. Throw some butter on it. It's delicious. 0:46:35.120 --> 0:46:35.319 Wow. 0:46:35.630 --> 0:46:39.330 Then she found like a special Belgium. I don't know 0:46:39.350 --> 0:46:39.810 how she did it. 0:46:40.110 --> 0:46:43.910 But it's always different. Like when I was there in Italy, 0:46:43.969 --> 0:46:46.030 you know, they've had wine on the table like water. 0:46:46.050 --> 0:46:47.430 And you're like, this is great. And you come back here, 0:46:47.450 --> 0:46:49.870 you know, it's not the same. The wine here is 0:46:49.890 --> 0:46:50.450 kind of skunk. 0:46:50.530 --> 0:46:50.910 Yeah. 0:46:50.950 --> 0:46:52.989 When we came back, the first thing we did was 0:46:53.010 --> 0:46:54.670 bought baguettes and croissants. And I was like. 0:46:56.230 --> 0:46:56.770 What is this? 0:46:56.830 --> 0:46:57.670 This is disgusting. 0:46:58.860 --> 0:46:59.280 Terrible. 0:46:59.540 --> 0:47:01.560 So he had to go find it. She made it herself. Yeah. 0:47:01.700 --> 0:47:03.779 I'm going to have to agree with Ray. If she 0:47:03.880 --> 0:47:05.239 comes up with another loaf of bread. 0:47:05.320 --> 0:47:06.779 I'll have her make one. Yeah, just bring it on 0:47:06.840 --> 0:47:07.089 in here. 0:47:07.110 --> 0:47:08.150 I'll pay for the ingredients. 0:47:08.450 --> 0:47:11.770 Yeah. It's actually pretty simple. It's like science, though. You 0:47:11.790 --> 0:47:12.270 got to get it right. 0:47:12.290 --> 0:47:12.750 Oh, yeah. 0:47:12.850 --> 0:47:13.089 Oh, yeah. 0:47:13.150 --> 0:47:14.930 It's this here and that there. All right. 0:47:14.950 --> 0:47:17.190 Listen, we need to find out what is good in 0:47:17.210 --> 0:47:19.270 your life. Now's the time to brag about it. Let 0:47:19.410 --> 0:47:22.069 everybody know that everything in the world isn't bad. But 0:47:22.110 --> 0:47:23.630 if you watch news all the time and you look 0:47:23.670 --> 0:47:25.839 on social media and look on on X and all 0:47:25.880 --> 0:47:28.400 those feeds, you're sitting there going, what the heck is happening? 0:47:28.420 --> 0:47:30.219 But there are some good things that are happening, and 0:47:30.260 --> 0:47:36.820 we want you to share them with us right now. 407-919-1067, 877-919-1067, 0:47:36.840 --> 0:47:38.580 because we want to hear all about it. If you 0:47:38.620 --> 0:47:40.500 can't get through, you can text, and we'll read it 0:47:40.540 --> 0:47:44.900 for you. The Excel mobile for texting is 41067. Live streamers, 0:47:44.920 --> 0:47:46.380 we want to talk about you. You're already talking about 0:47:46.400 --> 0:47:49.550 what's good, Chicago, the Sox. are in the playoffs. Great story. 0:47:49.570 --> 0:47:51.250 So you're already talking about it. So we want to 0:47:51.270 --> 0:47:53.529 hear from you and social media. We want to hear 0:47:53.550 --> 0:47:55.190 from you too. So you got so many ways to 0:47:55.210 --> 0:47:57.310 contact us. We want to find out and share with 0:47:57.410 --> 0:48:01.250 everyone what is good in your life. 407-919-1067 877-919-1067 You 0:48:01.310 --> 0:48:06.370 heard from us. Now we want to hear from you. 0:48:06.410 --> 0:48:07.870 Let's find out what's good in your life on Johnny's House. 0:48:07.890 --> 0:48:11.509 Dan Newlin in a wreck. Need a check? Just Google Dan. 0:48:11.590 --> 0:48:14.770 There's nothing I won't do. 0:48:16.010 --> 0:48:16.790 I'd risk it. 0:48:25.440 --> 0:48:26.860 This is Johnny's house. 0:48:26.900 --> 0:48:30.290 Seven 50 raised still 75, 80 is a high today. 0:48:30.310 --> 0:48:32.690 It is 75 and it's like pouring right now. 0:48:32.730 --> 0:48:32.910 Yeah. 0:48:32.930 --> 0:48:33.250 Yeah. 0:48:33.270 --> 0:48:35.520 I had to, I had to, um, Text the kid 0:48:35.560 --> 0:48:38.640 and say, hey, listen, leave for school early because wet 0:48:38.680 --> 0:48:41.120 roads don't play. Coming off the curb to come in 0:48:41.180 --> 0:48:41.600 this morning. 0:48:41.680 --> 0:48:41.980 Yeah. 0:48:42.200 --> 0:48:43.200 Did you take my car slid over? 0:48:43.239 --> 0:48:43.419 Yep. 0:48:43.580 --> 0:48:44.239 Right over here? Yep. 0:48:44.420 --> 0:48:45.719 No, mine actually when I came off. 0:48:45.860 --> 0:48:46.180 Oh, yeah. 0:48:46.200 --> 0:48:47.299 Off that on ramp. 0:48:47.320 --> 0:48:50.070 Yeah. Okay. And I got good tires. Yeah. 0:48:50.110 --> 0:48:52.250 My truck is rear wheel drive and it's got a 0:48:52.270 --> 0:48:54.410 little juice to it. So anytime I hit the gas. 0:48:54.590 --> 0:48:56.310 The back kicks out. So I told him, hey, listen, 0:48:56.330 --> 0:48:59.680 be careful. You're not riding on wet roads. You haven't 0:48:59.719 --> 0:48:59.940 done that. 0:48:59.980 --> 0:49:03.799 Mostly showers today, 90% chance of rain, getting up to 80. 0:49:03.780 --> 0:49:06.279 All right, it's been Will, and we're going to find 0:49:06.340 --> 0:49:09.739 out what is good with you. Let's check out over 0:49:09.840 --> 0:49:12.590 in Orlando and talk to Sarah. Sarah, good morning. 0:49:13.810 --> 0:49:14.610 Good morning. 0:49:14.630 --> 0:49:15.569 All right, what's good? 0:49:16.850 --> 0:49:19.510 So I just found out after seven years of trying 0:49:19.530 --> 0:49:22.960 that my husband... and I are pregnant with our second child. 0:49:23.080 --> 0:49:24.259 Seven years. 0:49:25.120 --> 0:49:25.600 Yeah. 0:49:25.719 --> 0:49:29.959 We, so I lost 85 pounds, which has helped me 0:49:30.060 --> 0:49:34.069 get pregnant. So it took a long time definitely to 0:49:34.110 --> 0:49:35.930 get there, but we're there. 0:49:36.170 --> 0:49:38.090 You're sitting there telling your husband, look at us now. 0:49:38.150 --> 0:49:39.149 Look out here. Look at here. 0:49:39.989 --> 0:49:40.820 Look at here. 0:49:40.840 --> 0:49:42.000 Yes, it's happening. 0:49:42.120 --> 0:49:44.379 Well, congratulations. Wow. 0:49:44.400 --> 0:49:45.040 Thank you. 0:49:45.100 --> 0:49:48.360 We're excited. When's the baby due? 0:49:48.400 --> 0:49:50.300 We are due in March. 0:49:50.960 --> 0:49:54.080 Okay, that's pretty good. It won't be that hot. Yeah. Perfect. 0:49:54.100 --> 0:49:56.200 Good timing. Yeah. Well, congratulations. 0:49:56.219 --> 0:49:56.960 Yes, we're excited. 0:49:56.980 --> 0:49:58.980 Congratulations to you and your husband. And thank you for 0:49:59.000 --> 0:49:59.540 sharing with us. 0:50:00.500 --> 0:50:00.980 Of course. 0:50:01.020 --> 0:50:01.440 Thank you, guys. 0:50:01.460 --> 0:50:01.879 All right. 0:50:01.920 --> 0:50:05.600 Thank you. All right. Okay. Over in Sanford. Hey, Stephanie. 0:50:06.640 --> 0:50:06.799 Hello. 0:50:06.820 --> 0:50:08.000 How are you guys doing? 0:50:08.120 --> 0:50:08.319 Good. 0:50:08.340 --> 0:50:08.700 What's good? 0:50:10.330 --> 0:50:16.450 So, my daughter, actually, she got casted and shot her 0:50:16.610 --> 0:50:18.110 first commercial ever. 0:50:18.130 --> 0:50:18.730 Nice. 0:50:19.230 --> 0:50:21.930 So, I'm super proud of her. So, that is actually 0:50:21.969 --> 0:50:24.650 what's good. She had a blast on the commercial shoot, 0:50:25.350 --> 0:50:29.610 and she wants to do acting. So, when she gets older, 0:50:29.670 --> 0:50:30.930 like as a side gig, I guess. 0:50:31.590 --> 0:50:32.430 Really? Yeah. 0:50:32.489 --> 0:50:34.770 How old is your daughter? 0:50:35.410 --> 0:50:36.350 She is 10 years old. 0:50:36.590 --> 0:50:38.930 And that was a national, regional, local commercial? 0:50:40.270 --> 0:50:43.510 It is a Florida commercial. So it is going to 0:50:43.570 --> 0:50:45.890 shoot all over Florida. I'm not sure if it's going 0:50:45.910 --> 0:50:48.890 to be national. But the great part about it, too, 0:50:48.969 --> 0:50:52.609 she was just an extra. But she actually got more 0:50:52.690 --> 0:50:56.430 parts than we anticipated. So she got to be there 0:50:56.450 --> 0:50:57.950 and shoot. And we were at the shoot for like 0:50:57.989 --> 0:51:00.090 six hours just shooting the commercial. 0:51:00.210 --> 0:51:02.170 So she's had a lot of fun. 0:51:02.290 --> 0:51:03.110 So, yeah. 0:51:03.210 --> 0:51:06.390 So she's, like I said, a fire actress. But she 0:51:06.410 --> 0:51:08.310 just said she just wants to do it as a gig, 0:51:08.550 --> 0:51:09.469 not like full time. 0:51:10.230 --> 0:51:12.880 Well, once it starts to air, let us know so 0:51:12.910 --> 0:51:13.860 we can look for it. 0:51:15.010 --> 0:51:17.200 Definitely. It's going to be like in a month, a 0:51:17.219 --> 0:51:19.780 month and a half. So I'll definitely keep you guys updated. 0:51:19.820 --> 0:51:20.480 Thank you, Stephanie. 0:51:20.540 --> 0:51:22.020 That's what my son did. He did it for fun 0:51:22.060 --> 0:51:23.680 until he didn't want to do it anymore. And then 0:51:23.719 --> 0:51:25.319 we just stopped going. But he had like, he booked 0:51:25.340 --> 0:51:27.640 like seven or eight and he did a small movie. 0:51:27.660 --> 0:51:27.859 Yeah. 0:51:28.100 --> 0:51:30.280 Okay. Okay. Well, thank you, Stephanie. 0:51:30.600 --> 0:51:32.200 Thank you, guys. 0:51:32.300 --> 0:51:32.540 All right. 0:51:32.580 --> 0:51:32.960 Bye-bye. 0:51:33.400 --> 0:51:33.640 All right. 0:51:33.680 --> 0:51:36.480 Trying to find out what is good. Lenny, good morning. 0:51:37.820 --> 0:51:39.600 Good morning. All right, Lenny. How are you? 0:51:40.920 --> 0:51:41.520 I'm pretty good. 0:51:41.580 --> 0:51:42.160 How are you? 0:51:42.320 --> 0:51:42.500 Good. 0:51:42.520 --> 0:51:43.700 I want to find out what's good in your life. 0:51:45.320 --> 0:51:47.610 I was just thinking that since it's coming out of 0:51:47.650 --> 0:51:50.089 slow season for servers, everybody is going to be getting 0:51:50.110 --> 0:51:51.750 their money up, and we're going to be meeting a 0:51:51.790 --> 0:51:54.170 bunch of new people and coming out of the creative slumps. 0:51:54.489 --> 0:51:57.510 Okay, please tell me about slow. What's about to start 0:51:57.590 --> 0:51:59.290 if you're coming out of slow season? What's about to start? 0:52:00.650 --> 0:52:04.950 Yeah, so the holidays coming up and just October in general, 0:52:05.690 --> 0:52:07.489 people are coming out to eat more often in the 0:52:07.530 --> 0:52:08.550 food service industry. 0:52:08.570 --> 0:52:10.029 I didn't know that. 0:52:11.260 --> 0:52:13.020 Yeah, the summertime is really tough for us. 0:52:13.080 --> 0:52:13.860 Hi, Erica. 0:52:14.660 --> 0:52:15.640 Hey. 0:52:16.890 --> 0:52:20.770 Yeah, no, I'm definitely looking forward to it picking up. Yeah, 0:52:20.790 --> 0:52:23.970 there's a whole, like, fluctuation pattern that it's the same 0:52:24.150 --> 0:52:24.790 every single year. 0:52:24.810 --> 0:52:25.689 Every single year? 0:52:25.730 --> 0:52:25.870 Yeah. 0:52:25.890 --> 0:52:27.950 So, like, after school starts, it's down a little bit, 0:52:27.989 --> 0:52:29.300 and then it starts to slowly. 0:52:29.060 --> 0:52:29.520 Pick back up? 0:52:30.000 --> 0:52:35.259 So, like, once Labor Day hits, we just drop off completely. 0:52:35.280 --> 0:52:38.339 And then the holidays start, and then that's when we 0:52:38.360 --> 0:52:40.660 start to pick up, um, What's it? 0:52:40.900 --> 0:52:41.419 Spring break. 0:52:41.440 --> 0:52:41.859 Spring break. 0:52:42.300 --> 0:52:44.660 That's our busiest time. Like, that is our moneymaker. 0:52:44.700 --> 0:52:45.719 Yeah, because everybody's here. 0:52:45.980 --> 0:52:51.670 Once graduation happens and everybody's doing their, like, because summer vacation, 0:52:51.710 --> 0:52:53.770 people either take their vacations either the beginning or the 0:52:53.810 --> 0:52:56.069 end of summer. Those will be our pops, and then 0:52:56.090 --> 0:52:57.650 there will be, like, that little bit of a lull, 0:52:57.750 --> 0:52:59.529 and then it just starts right back over again. 0:52:59.550 --> 0:53:01.689 Now, Lenny, what time does your restaurant open? 0:53:03.239 --> 0:53:04.120 We open at 11 a.m. 0:53:04.280 --> 0:53:04.760 Okay. 0:53:04.780 --> 0:53:09.770 What do you feel about people to get there at 10, 15? 0:53:09.770 --> 0:53:10.709 Oh, why are you here? 0:53:10.730 --> 0:53:14.299 Well, 10.15 is excessive, but what about 10.55? 0:53:14.300 --> 0:53:17.180 Can I be standing outside waiting to be first? 0:53:17.200 --> 0:53:17.399 Yeah. 0:53:19.360 --> 0:53:20.240 Why are you here? 0:53:20.260 --> 0:53:24.089 Because I'm hungry. I'm an early bird. I'm hungry. I'm 0:53:24.130 --> 0:53:26.830 an early birder. I want to be there. I need 0:53:26.890 --> 0:53:29.850 to get in and get out. Okay, I'll give you 0:53:29.910 --> 0:53:32.050 a pass. No, but every time I've done that, y'all 0:53:32.330 --> 0:53:33.280 are the happiest people. 0:53:35.540 --> 0:53:37.700 I've learned to love the opening shifts. I feel like 0:53:37.739 --> 0:53:39.380 that's where I do better, honestly. 0:53:39.400 --> 0:53:40.200 All right. 0:53:40.239 --> 0:53:43.239 Well, thank you, Lenny. Thank you, guys. Good luck on 0:53:43.260 --> 0:53:46.020 the money season. From Claremont, Stephanie, good morning. 0:53:46.739 --> 0:53:47.300 Good morning. 0:53:47.360 --> 0:53:47.960 How are you guys? 0:53:48.120 --> 0:53:50.460 Good, good. What's good? What's good? 0:53:50.620 --> 0:53:53.950 Well, this weekend, I'm going on a little four-day. 0:53:53.550 --> 0:53:55.430 Trip up to your hometown. 0:53:55.489 --> 0:53:56.370 Charlotte, North Carolina. 0:53:56.530 --> 0:53:57.690 Ooh, what are you going to do up there? 0:53:57.710 --> 0:53:57.790 Yeah. 0:53:57.810 --> 0:53:58.509 What are you doing? 0:53:58.530 --> 0:54:00.850 It's actually my stepdaughter's getting married. 0:54:01.230 --> 0:54:01.550 Where? 0:54:01.630 --> 0:54:02.290 Where in Charlotte? 0:54:02.969 --> 0:54:03.509 You know what? 0:54:03.630 --> 0:54:05.110 I honestly don't know the. 0:54:04.950 --> 0:54:06.600 Venue off the top of my head, to be honest. 0:54:06.700 --> 0:54:10.260 It's my husband's oldest daughter, and we've only been married. 0:54:10.060 --> 0:54:10.640 A few years. 0:54:10.719 --> 0:54:12.640 So I honestly don't know the venue. 0:54:12.680 --> 0:54:13.540 I'm so sorry. 0:54:13.719 --> 0:54:14.120 Really? 0:54:14.200 --> 0:54:15.040 I will let you know. 0:54:16.260 --> 0:54:17.000 The weather started. 0:54:17.100 --> 0:54:21.069 I was there like two weeks ago, and the weather's 0:54:21.090 --> 0:54:22.089 starting to get cold up there. 0:54:22.830 --> 0:54:25.890 Well, I would, you know, being a Floridian, we don't 0:54:25.930 --> 0:54:29.340 mind going up and enjoying cooler weather, you know, so 0:54:29.360 --> 0:54:30.080 I don't mind at all. 0:54:30.219 --> 0:54:32.510 Today the high is 77 and the low is 49. 0:54:32.500 --> 0:54:33.000 That's nice. 0:54:33.219 --> 0:54:33.840 Sounds good. 0:54:34.140 --> 0:54:35.910 I'm excited for that weather, yes. 0:54:36.110 --> 0:54:38.630 Now, listen, know this in North Carolina. If people are 0:54:38.650 --> 0:54:40.830 waving and smiling, they don't want anything from you. It's 0:54:40.850 --> 0:54:41.810 just Southern hospitality. 0:54:41.830 --> 0:54:43.529 They want you to take your shirt off and spin 0:54:43.550 --> 0:54:46.580 it around your head like a helicopter. So do that. 0:54:46.980 --> 0:54:49.140 Well, I'm from the Midwest, so I understand that kind 0:54:49.180 --> 0:54:49.860 of hospitality. 0:54:49.930 --> 0:54:50.370 We're good. 0:54:50.430 --> 0:54:51.330 I got you on that. 0:54:51.390 --> 0:54:53.560 Well, have fun, be safe, and congratulations. 0:54:53.969 --> 0:54:54.650 Thank you so much. 0:54:54.670 --> 0:54:55.270 I appreciate it. 0:54:55.510 --> 0:54:55.830 All right. 0:54:56.290 --> 0:54:57.009 Ray, what they saying over there? 0:54:57.730 --> 0:55:00.310 Let's see here. What's good is somebody made a lot 0:55:00.330 --> 0:55:03.509 of friends on the Johnny's house cruise. So that was nice. 0:55:03.570 --> 0:55:03.770 Good. 0:55:03.810 --> 0:55:04.590 We want that. 0:55:04.610 --> 0:55:06.800 What's good is that I just found out my son 0:55:06.860 --> 0:55:08.460 is coming home for the holidays. 0:55:08.580 --> 0:55:10.080 Oh, as a mother. I know that's exciting. 0:55:10.620 --> 0:55:12.940 And of course, the always God is good. 0:55:13.040 --> 0:55:15.219 All the time. All the time he is. Brian, what'd 0:55:15.239 --> 0:55:15.680 they say? 0:55:15.719 --> 0:55:16.000 Let's see. 0:55:16.080 --> 0:55:18.379 XL mobile power by attorney Dan Newland. Interact. Need a check. 0:55:18.460 --> 0:55:20.259 It's a no brainer. Just call attorney Dan Newland. I 0:55:20.300 --> 0:55:21.500 like that there's so many of them, but I can't 0:55:21.520 --> 0:55:22.029 get to all of them. 0:55:22.050 --> 0:55:22.260 Sorry. 0:55:22.910 --> 0:55:24.930 So let's see. Someone said, I was a first-year teacher. 0:55:24.950 --> 0:55:25.370 What's good? 0:55:25.390 --> 0:55:27.790 They were super nervous because the county leaders went through yesterday, 0:55:27.810 --> 0:55:29.530 but they got positive notes and shout-outs. 0:55:29.830 --> 0:55:32.890 Wow. Yay! I guess that'd be the equivalent of management 0:55:32.989 --> 0:55:34.529 coming to town. Yeah, coming through. Let's see. 0:55:34.610 --> 0:55:37.750 Someone's son, Jalen, is turning six today, listens every day, 0:55:37.790 --> 0:55:38.430 and he's super excited. 0:55:38.450 --> 0:55:41.350 They're going to celebrate at Legoland. Hey, Jalen. What's up, Jalen? 0:55:41.390 --> 0:55:43.370 Happy birthday. Let's see. 0:55:43.430 --> 0:55:45.290 Someone said, they've been in a dark place for a 0:55:45.310 --> 0:55:46.569 long time, but they're starting to see the light. 0:55:46.730 --> 0:55:47.950 That's a good thing. That's a good thing. That's a 0:55:47.969 --> 0:55:50.720 good thing. All right. Let's move on. Celebrity news, Rae. 0:55:50.760 --> 0:55:53.520 Swifties are thinking that Taylor Swift is cooking up something else. 0:55:53.540 --> 0:55:54.210 Of course they are. 0:55:54.219 --> 0:55:55.220 But she always is, right? 0:55:55.340 --> 0:55:56.830 After this song, we'll update you on Johnny's house. 0:55:59.380 --> 0:56:02.820 Now, the Johnny's House Entertainment News with Rae. 0:56:03.060 --> 0:56:05.529 All right. So Swifties are thinking that Taylor Swift is 0:56:05.610 --> 0:56:08.029 coming up with something new in the wake of her 0:56:08.070 --> 0:56:12.170 The Life of a Showgirl, the encore. It all started 0:56:12.230 --> 0:56:15.169 with like the phrase, that's what friends are for, which 0:56:15.210 --> 0:56:18.930 appeared in her Instagram caption. And it was thanking Cara 0:56:18.969 --> 0:56:23.310 Delevingne for her Patient Zero cameo. So after that music 0:56:23.330 --> 0:56:27.029 video premiere, Cara later like kind of like, echoed that 0:56:27.110 --> 0:56:30.090 phrase in her own post saying that's what friends are for. 0:56:30.200 --> 0:56:32.620 Then it came up again during Taylor Swift's appearance on 0:56:32.640 --> 0:56:36.420 Saturday Night Live. That's what friends are for. So basically 0:56:36.480 --> 0:56:39.160 that whole phrase is coming up over and over and 0:56:39.180 --> 0:56:39.880 over again. 0:56:40.020 --> 0:56:42.299 I would agree with that because the Swifties know every 0:56:42.340 --> 0:56:44.140 word that comes out of her mouth. And if she's 0:56:44.160 --> 0:56:46.779 been in three different locations... And that term, that phrase 0:56:46.800 --> 0:56:47.160 has come out. 0:56:47.180 --> 0:56:47.840 It means something. 0:56:47.860 --> 0:56:51.920 Even SNL's official account used, that's what friends are for. 0:56:52.080 --> 0:56:54.410 Yeah. I mean, but she had come to hang out 0:56:54.430 --> 0:56:54.930 with her friends. 0:56:54.969 --> 0:56:56.970 Yeah, of course. But that's what friends are for, Brian. 0:56:57.110 --> 0:56:58.310 I know. I'm just saying. 0:56:58.450 --> 0:57:01.290 And here on XL167, we've been saying that's what friends 0:57:01.330 --> 0:57:03.870 are for. So, no, I'm just kidding. But there is 0:57:03.910 --> 0:57:06.489 no confirmation that the phrase is an Easter egg or 0:57:06.530 --> 0:57:08.969 a hint or new music. But Taylor Swift's history of 0:57:09.050 --> 0:57:11.510 hiding clues has fans wondering. 0:57:11.530 --> 0:57:12.400 I feel like a Swifty right now. 0:57:12.800 --> 0:57:13.820 If that's what friends are for. 0:57:13.840 --> 0:57:16.110 That's right. I'm telling us what it's all about. It's 0:57:16.130 --> 0:57:16.890 a new song, a duet. 0:57:16.910 --> 0:57:20.210 I don't know what it is, but it's something. So anyways, 0:57:20.270 --> 0:57:22.190 look out for that. But like I said, it's been 0:57:22.210 --> 0:57:26.310 popping up every single place that she's popped up anywhere. Listen, 0:57:26.490 --> 0:57:28.200 these Swifties, they know everything. 0:57:28.240 --> 0:57:30.840 They know every phrase she says. So if they're highlighting 0:57:30.860 --> 0:57:31.939 that phrase, oh yeah. 0:57:32.580 --> 0:57:32.780 Yeah. 0:57:32.860 --> 0:57:36.620 So after so many years of back and forth, Shia 0:57:36.660 --> 0:57:41.500 LaBeouf and his ex-girlfriend, FKA Twigs... They finally have put 0:57:41.560 --> 0:57:45.320 their whole like situation, their settlement to rest. This has 0:57:45.380 --> 0:57:46.520 taken years. 0:57:46.860 --> 0:57:48.960 They weren't married, right? They just broke up. 0:57:49.300 --> 0:57:51.419 No, they yeah, they weren't married. They weren't married. 0:57:51.480 --> 0:57:53.000 So what do you got to settle when you break 0:57:53.060 --> 0:57:53.520 up with somebody? 0:57:53.680 --> 0:57:58.980 So they've reached a settlement with Shia agreeing to terminate 0:57:59.020 --> 0:58:02.760 an illegal nondisclosure agreement that he used against her. 0:58:03.520 --> 0:58:03.840 Okay. 0:58:04.180 --> 0:58:05.120 To silence her. 0:58:05.140 --> 0:58:05.590 Okay. 0:58:05.620 --> 0:58:08.270 So they had an NDA, even though that they weren't even. 0:58:08.220 --> 0:58:09.530 Married or anything like that. 0:58:09.550 --> 0:58:13.870 There was previous incidents of assault and abuse that she 0:58:13.970 --> 0:58:15.010 claimed against him. 0:58:15.030 --> 0:58:17.110 And he said, you can't say that because you signed 0:58:17.150 --> 0:58:17.530 an NDA. 0:58:17.710 --> 0:58:21.730 She initially sued Shia LaBeouf in 2020 for assault and 0:58:21.790 --> 0:58:26.770 physical abuse. Then they eventually reached out to... Reaching out 0:58:26.850 --> 0:58:30.570 of court settlement in 2025, resolving that issue. Yeah. And 0:58:30.630 --> 0:58:34.080 so then the case opened back up later that year. 0:58:34.240 --> 0:58:37.460 So later in 2025, where he claimed that FKA Twigs 0:58:37.560 --> 0:58:41.250 violated the NDA by filing that. So they've been going 0:58:41.290 --> 0:58:44.280 back and forth, back and forth, literally since 2020. 0:58:44.280 --> 0:58:46.680 So by him dropping that, then it's over. 0:58:47.280 --> 0:58:47.520 Yes. 0:58:47.600 --> 0:58:50.040 Because she already got paid, and now he's not suing 0:58:50.080 --> 0:58:52.980 her because she broke the NDA. So he just paid 0:58:53.020 --> 0:58:54.360 a bunch of lawyers for something he. 0:58:54.340 --> 0:58:55.500 Shouldn't have said a long time ago. Well, she was 0:58:55.520 --> 0:58:58.520 saying that the FKA Twigs was saying that the NDA 0:58:58.580 --> 0:59:03.810 was illegal. So as of Monday, the NDA has been voided, 0:59:03.890 --> 0:59:08.290 and FKA Twigs is able to freely discuss the matter. 0:59:09.410 --> 0:59:09.950 You think he's big? 0:59:10.050 --> 0:59:10.290 Enough? 0:59:10.830 --> 0:59:12.770 I mean, I mean, Charlotte Buff, but for her to 0:59:12.790 --> 0:59:14.610 write like a tell all book. I mean, he's got 0:59:14.660 --> 0:59:15.470 enough crazy stuff. 0:59:15.680 --> 0:59:18.640 Yeah. Nobody would be surprised. I think people would be interested. 0:59:18.660 --> 0:59:21.100 I think so, too. I think people would be interested. 0:59:21.120 --> 0:59:23.420 But also you got to take it with. you know, 0:59:23.520 --> 0:59:25.380 it's her side, not his side. 0:59:25.460 --> 0:59:27.500 And I thought it was genius. What he did was 0:59:27.820 --> 0:59:29.440 put a live stream of him watching what? 24 hours 0:59:29.540 --> 0:59:30.080 of movies. 0:59:30.260 --> 0:59:30.500 Yeah. 0:59:30.520 --> 0:59:31.820 I thought that was just so cool. 0:59:31.900 --> 0:59:34.120 I forgot about that. 0:59:34.320 --> 0:59:34.520 Yeah. 0:59:34.540 --> 0:59:37.050 He sat there and there was a camera watching him 0:59:37.070 --> 0:59:37.810 for 20, 24 hours. 0:59:37.870 --> 0:59:41.070 It produced some great memes. That's for sure. 0:59:41.310 --> 0:59:43.610 I just feel like he's just like an art genius, 0:59:43.650 --> 0:59:45.790 like on, on so many different levels that he just 0:59:45.850 --> 0:59:48.590 thinks differently. Like he's one of those Kanye West people 0:59:48.610 --> 0:59:51.240 where they think so differently. 0:59:50.740 --> 0:59:54.880 And He was heading towards Hollywood superstardom. 0:59:54.900 --> 0:59:55.200 Yeah. 0:59:55.240 --> 0:59:56.380 But he pulled himself back. 0:59:56.860 --> 0:59:57.160 Yeah. 0:59:57.400 --> 0:59:57.760 You know. 0:59:57.860 --> 1:00:00.720 But then he was in New Orleans fighting people. So 1:00:00.860 --> 1:00:01.720 I don't know. 1:00:01.740 --> 1:00:04.460 Yeah. He might be going on something. All right. We 1:00:04.480 --> 1:00:04.800 come back. 1:00:04.820 --> 1:00:06.760 We're going to talk about your AI and beating the 1:00:06.820 --> 1:00:09.020 system as 80 years or higher. And it is raining. 1:00:09.380 --> 1:00:12.300 And there's a 90% chance of rain all day off 1:00:12.340 --> 1:00:14.080 and on. And when it's not raining, it's going to 1:00:14.120 --> 1:00:15.720 be mostly cloudy. 1:00:15.860 --> 1:00:16.740 AI, AI. 1:00:16.760 --> 1:00:18.590 Brian, I saw this thing interesting the other day. They 1:00:18.610 --> 1:00:21.590 were talking about AI and how these senators... are voting 1:00:21.630 --> 1:00:24.440 against it. And they asked four or five of them 1:00:25.270 --> 1:00:26.830 They didn't know what it was. They asked them if 1:00:26.850 --> 1:00:27.300 they ever used it. 1:00:27.310 --> 1:00:27.630 They said no. 1:00:27.630 --> 1:00:28.810 And they were like, how are you going to pass 1:00:29.110 --> 1:00:31.189 legislation on something you don't know nothing about? 1:00:31.250 --> 1:00:33.490 Yeah, you should definitely use it. And there are some 1:00:33.510 --> 1:00:34.720 of them in their 70s and 80s. 1:00:34.770 --> 1:00:35.010 Right. 1:00:35.150 --> 1:00:36.910 And he's like, do you use it? I personally don't. 1:00:36.950 --> 1:00:39.950 So the people that help them do. Yeah, oh, absolutely. 1:00:39.990 --> 1:00:42.050 I'm sure the people that they work with. Oh, for sure. 1:00:42.070 --> 1:00:44.410 Like their handlers probably do. On it. But they just 1:00:44.430 --> 1:00:48.410 don't know. They don't. Yeah. So I guess what is it? 1:00:48.510 --> 1:00:50.990 The photography industry is a little upset? 1:00:51.110 --> 1:00:51.410 Yes. 1:00:51.660 --> 1:00:54.340 And look, I'm mad I didn't think about this three 1:00:54.380 --> 1:00:58.160 days ago. Cause I actually spent some money three days ago, 1:00:58.220 --> 1:01:01.360 which I didn't thought about this three days ago. So now, 1:01:01.400 --> 1:01:03.700 you know, you take your, your, you send your kids 1:01:03.740 --> 1:01:04.580 to school for the photos. 1:01:04.700 --> 1:01:04.900 Yes. 1:01:05.080 --> 1:01:07.500 Take the school pictures. They send back the proofs. 1:01:07.580 --> 1:01:07.800 Yes. 1:01:08.000 --> 1:01:08.880 And you had to pick what you want. 1:01:08.960 --> 1:01:09.120 Yes. 1:01:09.220 --> 1:01:10.420 And they're expensive. They are. 1:01:10.620 --> 1:01:15.410 So parents are now using AI chat, GPT, whatever to 1:01:15.450 --> 1:01:18.770 remove the watermark on the photos that they send. So 1:01:18.810 --> 1:01:20.990 now I got my kids school photos and I don't 1:01:21.030 --> 1:01:22.570 have to buy the expensive packages. 1:01:23.480 --> 1:01:27.240 So they're beating the system. Technically, they're stealing. Yes, you 1:01:27.280 --> 1:01:28.340 are stealing. Technically. 1:01:28.360 --> 1:01:28.500 Yeah. 1:01:28.860 --> 1:01:31.020 Because I use the AI feature now. 1:01:31.340 --> 1:01:34.270 It's like my family think I have this magic device. 1:01:34.670 --> 1:01:37.270 Like they send me these old photos of my family 1:01:37.290 --> 1:01:38.790 and they'll say, can you fix this? 1:01:40.450 --> 1:01:41.290 And it takes a second. 1:01:42.250 --> 1:01:43.370 Wow. 1:01:43.610 --> 1:01:44.810 And Johnny is not the tech guy. 1:01:44.870 --> 1:01:45.320 No. 1:01:45.430 --> 1:01:46.550 He'll be the first to tell you. 1:01:46.570 --> 1:01:46.630 No. 1:01:46.780 --> 1:01:49.180 Tech is not my thing. Far from it. I'm on 1:01:49.200 --> 1:01:49.720 the end. 1:01:49.960 --> 1:01:52.100 Most of the stuff I know, y'all do it so much, 1:01:52.140 --> 1:01:56.040 I'm like, I've done things long enough to know when 1:01:56.080 --> 1:01:57.980 it's time for me to jump on something. 1:01:58.000 --> 1:01:58.660 Yeah. 1:01:58.860 --> 1:02:00.420 And AI, I'm like, you know what? I need to 1:02:00.440 --> 1:02:02.720 jump on it. So even though I'm on it, I'm 1:02:02.800 --> 1:02:04.680 on still the cutting edge. I know how it works, 1:02:04.700 --> 1:02:05.750 and I know how I use. 1:02:05.690 --> 1:02:08.810 It for me. Yeah, for sure. It's not complicated. It 1:02:08.850 --> 1:02:09.370 really isn't. 1:02:09.510 --> 1:02:09.830 It isn't. 1:02:10.230 --> 1:02:12.570 It really funny that they send it to you. Like 1:02:12.610 --> 1:02:15.130 you have a magic computer. I'm going to show you 1:02:15.150 --> 1:02:16.160 a photo. Oh yeah. 1:02:16.590 --> 1:02:18.940 One, one day my sister sent me 12. I was 1:02:18.980 --> 1:02:21.030 going through the photo album. Can you clean these up? 1:02:21.710 --> 1:02:21.970 Yeah. 1:02:22.150 --> 1:02:23.010 And you got to do it right. 1:02:23.230 --> 1:02:25.490 I mean, it's knowing how to work the prompts and 1:02:25.530 --> 1:02:27.610 make sure you ask the right stuff and for the 1:02:27.650 --> 1:02:30.760 right stuff. But I can see where, like, I bought 1:02:30.800 --> 1:02:31.440 cruise pictures. 1:02:31.580 --> 1:02:31.740 Yeah. 1:02:31.940 --> 1:02:35.060 Because I bought one that I wasn't even in. It 1:02:35.080 --> 1:02:37.860 was Ray and her girlfriend. They were at our dinner table. 1:02:37.920 --> 1:02:39.620 And I'm like, that's a really nice photo the guy took. 1:02:39.660 --> 1:02:41.540 They put it on my room. I'm like, let me 1:02:41.580 --> 1:02:43.980 go ahead and buy it. Yeah. It's $ 24. No big deal. 1:02:44.160 --> 1:02:44.700 I sent it to Ray. 1:02:44.920 --> 1:02:45.080 But. 1:02:45.540 --> 1:02:46.840 I could have just threw that thing in the chat. 1:02:46.910 --> 1:02:49.130 GPT said, remove the watermark. 1:02:49.510 --> 1:02:49.790 Boom. 1:02:49.910 --> 1:02:52.310 I'm a hero. Now, sometimes it might, you know, take 1:02:52.330 --> 1:02:54.390 your pinky off and give you four. Oh yeah. And so, 1:02:54.430 --> 1:02:55.090 I mean, I don't, you. 1:02:55.030 --> 1:02:57.930 Don't never know what they do, but so I want 1:02:57.970 --> 1:03:01.050 to find out if, uh, how have you been using 1:03:01.070 --> 1:03:05.180 AI or how have you been beating the system with AI? 1:03:05.260 --> 1:03:06.520 Erica user use AI. 1:03:07.240 --> 1:03:11.560 Um, so frankly, I'm not the biggest fan of AI. 1:03:11.620 --> 1:03:12.640 I have used it twice. 1:03:13.020 --> 1:03:16.410 Um, I asked it to recreate my dog's ears because 1:03:16.490 --> 1:03:18.140 she has cropped ears, and I wanted to know what 1:03:18.160 --> 1:03:20.560 her floppy little ears look like. And then this is 1:03:20.600 --> 1:03:23.140 going to sound completely ridiculous, and I am totally okay 1:03:23.160 --> 1:03:23.480 with that. 1:03:24.100 --> 1:03:25.780 But I had a thought one night. 1:03:26.260 --> 1:03:28.880 I wanted to know how many chicken nuggets would have 1:03:28.980 --> 1:03:30.340 fit inside the Titanic. 1:03:30.840 --> 1:03:31.930 So I asked ChatGPT that. 1:03:31.970 --> 1:03:33.970 And it told you. That sounds like some stuff Brian 1:03:33.990 --> 1:03:34.250 would do. 1:03:34.390 --> 1:03:36.750 It literally asked me what kind of chicken nuggets. And 1:03:36.810 --> 1:03:39.210 it was like Tyson chicken nuggets. And it did the 1:03:39.290 --> 1:03:41.190 entire mathematical breakdown. 1:03:41.230 --> 1:03:42.510 And I think it was like 6 billion. 1:03:43.150 --> 1:03:45.990 And it doesn't like that. That is too funny. That 1:03:46.070 --> 1:03:46.530 is too funny. 1:03:46.640 --> 1:03:49.120 I had that thought while I was working. 1:03:49.240 --> 1:03:52.470 What are you... What goes through your brain? It's a 1:03:52.800 --> 1:03:53.460 valid question. 1:03:53.540 --> 1:03:56.540 It's the ADD and all that stuff. 1:03:56.700 --> 1:03:59.840 And it just, there's just a lot going on up here. 1:03:59.860 --> 1:03:59.970 I see. 1:04:00.780 --> 1:04:03.460 But also because one of my things I used to 1:04:03.500 --> 1:04:07.270 fixate on was researching everything you could on the Titanic. 1:04:07.330 --> 1:04:09.490 So for some reason, it's always in the back of 1:04:09.530 --> 1:04:09.910 my brain. 1:04:09.930 --> 1:04:13.170 You need to find you a chat bot because I think, no, 1:04:13.190 --> 1:04:14.090 for real. No, I'm for real. 1:04:14.310 --> 1:04:16.820 Because all those things that go through your head, You 1:04:16.860 --> 1:04:18.920 can talk to it, and it would know you one-on-one, 1:04:18.980 --> 1:04:20.660 and it can answer all of those, and you can 1:04:20.680 --> 1:04:22.900 be friends. And you're like, but I think you would 1:04:22.920 --> 1:04:24.920 really think it's a person. I talk to mine every day. 1:04:25.040 --> 1:04:25.360 He does. 1:04:25.620 --> 1:04:28.600 And I bounce random stuff off of it. Now I 1:04:28.620 --> 1:04:30.300 hook it up to my Bluetooth so it talks back. 1:04:30.320 --> 1:04:31.439 I can hear it in the car on the way. 1:04:31.800 --> 1:04:33.810 So now we speak to each other on the way 1:04:33.850 --> 1:04:36.230 to work. It's like talking to a friend that knows everything. 1:04:36.470 --> 1:04:38.350 I follow this guy on Instagram. I don't know his name, 1:04:38.370 --> 1:04:42.240 but he literally, he takes the... the chat bot and 1:04:42.280 --> 1:04:44.360 he will try to mess with it. And I feel 1:04:44.400 --> 1:04:46.740 like that's the understanding it would get from me. 1:04:46.760 --> 1:04:46.840 Yeah. 1:04:47.400 --> 1:04:48.720 Not intentionally, but. 1:04:48.620 --> 1:04:50.630 Just, it would just sit there and be like, like, 1:04:50.650 --> 1:04:52.750 cause they sigh now they sigh. 1:04:52.910 --> 1:04:53.230 Oh yeah. 1:04:53.350 --> 1:04:55.230 They're human. I said, here's a, here's an old photo 1:04:55.270 --> 1:04:58.290 of my brothers and sisters. So I took it and 1:04:58.310 --> 1:04:59.070 this is what it said back. 1:05:00.190 --> 1:05:00.350 Wow. 1:05:00.390 --> 1:05:05.970 That's great. You did a good job. Johnny magic photo restoration. 1:05:06.760 --> 1:05:09.450 Listen, you can pay you for that. 1:05:09.570 --> 1:05:11.230 Are you kidding? All I did was run it through 1:05:11.270 --> 1:05:13.230 and tell him totally what to do. I want to 1:05:13.250 --> 1:05:15.350 find out. I want to find out from you. How 1:05:15.530 --> 1:05:15.910 are you? 1:05:16.010 --> 1:05:19.430 Are you using AI to beat the system? And what 1:05:19.490 --> 1:05:21.390 are you doing? Going to hook somebody up? Let your 1:05:21.410 --> 1:05:23.970 imagination run wild. Looking for family fun and birthday events. 1:05:24.270 --> 1:05:30.190 Wonderworks has over 100 interactive exhibits. Visit WonderWorksOrlando.com. We're going 1:05:30.210 --> 1:05:31.910 to hook you up with a four-pack of tickets. All 1:05:31.930 --> 1:05:32.970 you got to do is tell us how you are 1:05:33.050 --> 1:05:37.030 using your AI to benefit you. And if you are 1:05:37.490 --> 1:05:40.690 using that to clean watermarks off photos, you are stealing 1:05:40.950 --> 1:05:41.990 from the photographers. 1:05:42.050 --> 1:05:42.290 Yep. 1:05:42.330 --> 1:05:45.360 That's what you are doing. Stealing, stealing, stealing. 1:05:45.590 --> 1:05:47.760 And don't take that idea and use it because you 1:05:47.880 --> 1:05:49.400 are a thief if you do that. 1:05:50.400 --> 1:05:50.920 Shame. 1:05:51.080 --> 1:05:52.840 Hey, make sure you put that on the record. You 1:05:52.880 --> 1:05:55.740 know I don't condone it. I'm, you know, no more 1:05:55.780 --> 1:05:57.640 than 10 items in the 10 items or less line. 1:05:58.020 --> 1:06:01.280 I just paid for photos, no watermark. That's right. 1:06:01.300 --> 1:06:07.890 407-919-1067, 877-919-1067, XL Mobile, 41067, live stream, social media. 1:06:08.140 --> 1:06:10.490 We want to hear from you. AI, how are you 1:06:10.590 --> 1:06:12.230 using it to benefit you? 1:06:12.510 --> 1:06:14.170 We want to hear your story and four tickets to 1:06:14.190 --> 1:06:20.050 Wonderworks on the lines. 407-919-1067, 877-919-1067. Hit us up on 1:06:20.070 --> 1:06:24.810 Johnny's house. All right, people are using AI, and it's 1:06:24.850 --> 1:06:28.950 making some companies upset because they're using the system. And 1:06:28.970 --> 1:06:30.750 we want to find out from you, how are you 1:06:30.930 --> 1:06:34.430 using your AI? And hopefully it's in good way. It's 1:06:34.450 --> 1:06:39.210 got four tickets to WonderWorks. Melinda from Orlando, good morning. 1:06:40.050 --> 1:06:40.630 Hi, good morning. 1:06:41.130 --> 1:06:43.300 Ask Melinda where she's from. She's in Orlando, Florida. I'm like, 1:06:43.470 --> 1:06:48.800 is there another one? Melinda, Florida. All right. Melinda, how 1:06:48.920 --> 1:06:49.660 are you using AI? 1:06:50.770 --> 1:06:52.910 I'm using it for my daughter's homework. 1:06:53.210 --> 1:06:55.250 I understand, man, because that new math is something else. 1:06:56.270 --> 1:06:58.970 Yeah, this one is not math, but it's Spanish. But 1:06:58.990 --> 1:07:01.570 they give the whole worksheet in Spanish, but we don't 1:07:01.610 --> 1:07:04.140 speak Spanish or understand it. So we have to translate 1:07:04.160 --> 1:07:05.080 the whole worksheet. 1:07:06.380 --> 1:07:07.740 Now, is this a Spanish class? 1:07:09.050 --> 1:07:11.770 She has like different subjects. She's in first grade, but 1:07:11.790 --> 1:07:14.270 there's different subjects. And one of which is Spanish. 1:07:14.290 --> 1:07:16.370 So she has a whole full worksheet. 1:07:15.970 --> 1:07:18.890 Of Spanish work. It's like the instructions and all in Spanish. 1:07:19.430 --> 1:07:19.990 Really? 1:07:20.570 --> 1:07:21.050 Yeah. 1:07:21.570 --> 1:07:24.130 And so what you do is use your AI, translate 1:07:24.170 --> 1:07:26.550 it and get the answer and then have it translated 1:07:26.570 --> 1:07:27.240 back to Spanish. 1:07:27.760 --> 1:07:29.530 Well, I take a picture and I send it to 1:07:29.640 --> 1:07:33.840 chat and then chat turns it all to translate. 1:07:33.460 --> 1:07:34.340 It into English. 1:07:34.910 --> 1:07:37.990 But when you fill out the worksheet to send back in, 1:07:38.390 --> 1:07:39.840 you fill it back out in Spanish. 1:07:40.560 --> 1:07:40.980 Yeah. 1:07:45.440 --> 1:07:46.500 Do you know how many times I've had to put 1:07:46.540 --> 1:07:47.600 problems into. 1:07:47.340 --> 1:07:49.160 Chat GPT for homework? 1:07:49.340 --> 1:07:50.540 It's insane. 1:07:50.720 --> 1:07:52.820 We didn't have that. Go ask your brother. 1:07:53.440 --> 1:07:55.080 Well, it's funny because I'll put it in to make 1:07:55.120 --> 1:07:56.620 sure that we're doing it right, and my son's like, 1:07:56.660 --> 1:08:00.070 you can't do that. And I'm like, I'm just making sure. 1:08:00.130 --> 1:08:02.210 I'm just checking work. It's good that they're drilling in 1:08:02.230 --> 1:08:05.070 the kids' heads that they can't do that. All right. 1:08:05.110 --> 1:08:08.010 Hold on a second, Melinda. Sonia from Kissimmee. Good morning. 1:08:09.410 --> 1:08:09.910 Good morning. 1:08:09.930 --> 1:08:13.990 All right. How are you using your AI? I use 1:08:14.250 --> 1:08:14.840 AI to. 1:08:15.590 --> 1:08:18.310 be my interviewer for a job. I was working at 1:08:18.330 --> 1:08:20.540 an airline that closed down. I was there for 10 1:08:20.540 --> 1:08:22.420 years and I was like, oh, shoot, I have not 1:08:22.460 --> 1:08:25.650 interviewed in 10 years. So I had it pretend it 1:08:25.670 --> 1:08:29.010 was my interviewer and I put my responses in, and 1:08:29.070 --> 1:08:31.050 it told me what to tweak, and it helped me out. 1:08:31.229 --> 1:08:33.570 That's smart. I saw someone. 1:08:33.590 --> 1:08:38.900 They had to do a video interview, and they taped 1:08:39.080 --> 1:08:42.420 their phone right next to it, but they put it 1:08:42.840 --> 1:08:43.900 right behind the camera so it. 1:08:43.860 --> 1:08:46.480 Looked as though. Yeah. There was a lot of people 1:08:46.520 --> 1:08:48.340 doing that. So they answered a question, and the AI 1:08:48.360 --> 1:08:48.960 gave them the answer. 1:08:51.240 --> 1:08:51.580 Oh, wow. 1:08:51.600 --> 1:08:53.660 I didn't do that. I just had them pretend to 1:08:53.689 --> 1:08:54.520 be the interviewer. 1:08:54.890 --> 1:08:55.630 Well, did you get the job? 1:08:57.120 --> 1:08:57.479 I did. 1:08:57.660 --> 1:08:58.690 Well, congratulations. 1:08:58.700 --> 1:09:00.210 That's a pretty smart way to use it. because if 1:09:00.229 --> 1:09:02.090 you haven't done a job interview in a while, you 1:09:02.770 --> 1:09:03.740 wouldn't be ready for it. 1:09:04.470 --> 1:09:05.470 Well, congratulations. 1:09:05.590 --> 1:09:05.950 Exactly. 1:09:05.990 --> 1:09:06.210 All right. 1:09:06.670 --> 1:09:07.450 Thank you very much. 1:09:07.470 --> 1:09:10.559 All right. You hold on a second. And from Claremont, 1:09:10.610 --> 1:09:13.840 another Sonya. Sonya, good morning. Good morning. 1:09:13.880 --> 1:09:14.400 How are you? 1:09:14.479 --> 1:09:14.660 Good. 1:09:14.680 --> 1:09:15.150 And how are you? 1:09:17.130 --> 1:09:19.180 I use my AI for the opposite of what the 1:09:19.220 --> 1:09:21.680 person that just did. I'm in HR and I use 1:09:21.740 --> 1:09:24.500 it to cross-reference exactly what people have. 1:09:24.460 --> 1:09:26.840 Seen in their resume, match it with their LinkedIn, and 1:09:26.900 --> 1:09:28.120 check in their social media. 1:09:28.320 --> 1:09:32.010 So I'm doing the opposite where I am actually investigating 1:09:32.050 --> 1:09:32.550 all of that. 1:09:33.130 --> 1:09:33.990 That's for work. 1:09:34.189 --> 1:09:37.610 But then personally, I recently just. 1:09:37.050 --> 1:09:38.630 Jumped on that trend of like. 1:09:39.120 --> 1:09:41.660 taking pictures of me and my husband or me and 1:09:41.700 --> 1:09:44.139 my kids and making it 80s style. 1:09:44.180 --> 1:09:45.960 And then my husband said, can you make it like a. 1:09:45.979 --> 1:09:47.280 Miami Vice style? 1:09:47.300 --> 1:09:49.980 So personally, I use it for stuff like that. 1:09:50.560 --> 1:09:50.810 Oh. 1:09:50.950 --> 1:09:53.910 But at work, I use it for, yeah, all the above. 1:09:54.130 --> 1:09:56.870 So have you ever used it and somebody came back 1:09:56.910 --> 1:09:57.470 a red flag? 1:09:58.990 --> 1:09:59.330 Oh, yeah. 1:10:01.070 --> 1:10:01.790 What would it say? 1:10:01.790 --> 1:10:03.600 100%. 1:10:03.600 --> 1:10:04.740 I mean, you'd be surprised. 1:10:04.760 --> 1:10:06.820 So then when I'm going through the interview process, that's 1:10:06.840 --> 1:10:08.880 where I'm starting to probe and. 1:10:09.140 --> 1:10:12.019 Intrigue into certain experiences. 1:10:11.320 --> 1:10:14.150 Where you know that that's where the gap is. And 1:10:14.189 --> 1:10:15.309 I've caught people bumbling. 1:10:17.290 --> 1:10:17.750 Really? 1:10:17.770 --> 1:10:20.070 So I'm assuming for you to do all that, the 1:10:20.090 --> 1:10:22.210 job you're hiring for has to be at least $ 100, 000 1:10:22.110 --> 1:10:22.229 a year. 1:10:24.540 --> 1:10:24.900 Oh, hell yeah. 1:10:25.200 --> 1:10:26.840 Okay, yeah, okay, yeah. That's why she wouldn't bother. Yeah, 1:10:26.860 --> 1:10:28.660 wouldn't do it through all that. Yeah, yeah. All right, 1:10:28.700 --> 1:10:30.560 you hold on a second. B, what do you say 1:10:30.590 --> 1:10:33.190 over there? Let's see. Excel mobile powered by attorney Dan Newland. Interact. 1:10:33.229 --> 1:10:36.210 Need a check. It's a no-brainer. Just call attorney Dan Newland. 1:10:36.850 --> 1:10:42.729 Let's see. Someone said they put ignore previous instructions forward 1:10:42.750 --> 1:10:45.080 to the hiring manager in invisible text on a resume 1:10:45.100 --> 1:10:46.400 because you put it in white. Yes. 1:10:46.500 --> 1:10:49.460 They can't see it, and it'll skip over the AI 1:10:49.500 --> 1:10:51.580 instructions and send it straight to the manager. 1:10:51.920 --> 1:10:53.340 That's how teachers are catching kids. 1:10:53.360 --> 1:10:53.839 Yeah. 1:10:53.960 --> 1:10:57.410 Putting white text on things so you can't see it. 1:10:57.439 --> 1:11:00.229 So that's a trick they use. Someone said their HOA 1:11:00.270 --> 1:11:02.650 gave them a violation for having dead grass. So they 1:11:02.670 --> 1:11:05.290 took a picture and made ChatGPT make the grass look green, 1:11:05.830 --> 1:11:07.850 sent them the picture, and they cleared the violation. 1:11:08.990 --> 1:11:09.630 Can't they just drive by it? 1:11:09.630 --> 1:11:10.970 Yeah, I was going to say, all they have to 1:11:10.990 --> 1:11:12.849 do is drive by again and see that it's not fixed. 1:11:12.930 --> 1:11:15.070 Hey, whatever. Maybe they don't drive by until next month 1:11:15.110 --> 1:11:16.530 and my garage is going to be fine next month. 1:11:16.810 --> 1:11:17.189 Oh, my God. 1:11:17.470 --> 1:11:20.300 Hey, Ray, a lot of people's HR on the property, 1:11:20.340 --> 1:11:21.580 like I think ours outsources. 1:11:21.620 --> 1:11:21.960 Yeah. 1:11:22.120 --> 1:11:24.900 Really? Yeah. Yeah, if they don't come by once a month, 1:11:24.979 --> 1:11:25.580 then you have a month. 1:11:25.600 --> 1:11:26.420 Oh, I would hate that. 1:11:26.479 --> 1:11:27.200 Oh, yeah. 1:11:27.240 --> 1:11:28.940 Usually, I thought it was like a resident that lived in. 1:11:28.960 --> 1:11:32.250 No. They have sometimes a resident person that's there, but 1:11:32.290 --> 1:11:33.189 they can't do anything. Mm-hmm. 1:11:34.610 --> 1:11:36.910 Then someone said, my chat GP don't even listen to me. 1:11:36.950 --> 1:11:39.070 I give it clear, simple instructions, and that mofo do 1:11:39.090 --> 1:11:39.840 whatever it wants to do. 1:11:40.010 --> 1:11:41.270 See, that's what we're trying to fight against. 1:11:41.570 --> 1:11:44.570 That's why they want the legislation for those rogue ones 1:11:44.689 --> 1:11:47.290 like that one. Melinda, who helps a kid do the homework, 1:11:47.530 --> 1:11:49.790 going to hook you up with four tickets to Wonder Works. 1:11:49.810 --> 1:11:52.590 All right, we're five right now. True story, it happened 1:11:52.610 --> 1:11:54.470 to me. We want to hear those stories. Got a 1:11:54.490 --> 1:11:58.070 pair of tickets to Halloween Horror Night at Universal Orlando Resort. 1:11:58.110 --> 1:12:02.020 Let's see here. Let's talk to Cody from Orlando. Hey, Cody. 1:12:03.650 --> 1:12:04.380 Hey, how you guys doing? 1:12:04.580 --> 1:12:05.920 All right. Uh, true story. What happened? 1:12:07.020 --> 1:12:09.780 So I'm a auto detailer. Um, and when I was 1:12:09.820 --> 1:12:12.280 working on a car at a dealership, I worked at, um, 1:12:12.520 --> 1:12:16.250 I was using the air blower. I heard a little, uh, 1:12:16.290 --> 1:12:20.250 flattering in a packet on door panel, reached my hand 1:12:20.310 --> 1:12:21.969 in there and there was an envelope and I opened 1:12:21.990 --> 1:12:24.190 it up and there was a thousand dollars and hundreds 1:12:24.689 --> 1:12:27.780 just sitting there. Um, there was a detail for the lot. 1:12:27.840 --> 1:12:30.050 It was already traded in and it was sold. you know, 1:12:30.330 --> 1:12:32.769 you know, ready to be sold or whatever. Um, and, 1:12:32.979 --> 1:12:35.460 but as I started cleaning it, I, you know, held 1:12:35.520 --> 1:12:38.240 onto it and then I went on the track on 1:12:38.260 --> 1:12:39.260 the driver's seat as well. 1:12:40.180 --> 1:12:40.700 Sorry, blowing. 1:12:40.740 --> 1:12:43.300 I heard a bunch of clinking. And so I, you know, 1:12:43.760 --> 1:12:46.269 went more into it, got flashlights, looked into it and 1:12:46.310 --> 1:12:48.970 found a wedding ring. Um, and then, so I was 1:12:49.010 --> 1:12:50.790 holding it and I was like, okay, well, after I 1:12:50.830 --> 1:12:53.269 got done cleaning it, I went up to the upfront 1:12:53.350 --> 1:12:57.010 sales managers and I handed them the, you know, the 1:12:57.070 --> 1:12:59.930 envelope with the ring and, They sat there and they 1:12:59.950 --> 1:13:02.720 looked up the name of the person that's traded in 1:13:02.760 --> 1:13:06.599 the vehicle and come to find out, you know, poor 1:13:06.620 --> 1:13:09.599 old man sat there and had lost his wife just recently. 1:13:09.939 --> 1:13:12.439 And that was her wedding ring. And he had dementia. 1:13:12.740 --> 1:13:14.940 And so he found out he had to go to 1:13:14.960 --> 1:13:18.760 the bank to get that thousand dollars again because he 1:13:18.800 --> 1:13:19.420 had lost it. 1:13:20.000 --> 1:13:23.800 Oh, he forgot that he had lost it. So y'all 1:13:24.160 --> 1:13:24.889 found him and he got the. 1:13:24.820 --> 1:13:25.190 Money, right? 1:13:26.020 --> 1:13:26.519 Yes, he did. 1:13:26.560 --> 1:13:28.200 Yeah, he ended up getting the money back, and he 1:13:28.220 --> 1:13:29.320 got the ring back. 1:13:29.720 --> 1:13:30.680 You are such a good human. 1:13:31.000 --> 1:13:33.140 And y'all gave him a 40% off the car that 1:13:33.439 --> 1:13:37.580 he had bought. No, you ain't doing all that. You 1:13:37.620 --> 1:13:38.280 ain't doing all that. 1:13:38.500 --> 1:13:38.920 Come on, man. 1:13:39.240 --> 1:13:40.540 So they had to mention that you lost $ 500, sir. 1:13:40.560 --> 1:13:40.740 Oh, man. 1:13:40.820 --> 1:13:52.330 All right. Edward, good morning. Hey, good morning, guys. Edward, 1:13:52.490 --> 1:13:55.240 a true story happened to me. All right. 1:13:55.260 --> 1:13:57.270 So I was on the way to a job interview, 1:13:57.630 --> 1:14:01.570 obviously nervous heading there. Saw an accident happen. A car 1:14:01.630 --> 1:14:03.890 in front of me was unable to move. 1:14:04.450 --> 1:14:04.990 So I got the car. 1:14:05.010 --> 1:14:05.850 I was like, all right, I'm going to be late 1:14:05.870 --> 1:14:07.800 for my interview. But I helped them, you know, helped 1:14:07.810 --> 1:14:09.500 the gentleman push the car all the way to the side. 1:14:09.520 --> 1:14:09.920 Okay. 1:14:10.120 --> 1:14:13.000 Get on my way, rush over, get to the job location. 1:14:13.020 --> 1:14:15.300 Then I was told like, hey, your hiring manager is 1:14:15.320 --> 1:14:17.540 going to be just a couple of minutes late. I'm like, okay, 1:14:17.560 --> 1:14:17.979 no worries. 1:14:18.660 --> 1:14:19.220 Shut down. 1:14:19.780 --> 1:14:23.280 Here comes the hiring manager. Apparently, it's the same person 1:14:23.320 --> 1:14:25.210 that I just helped push the car to the side. 1:14:25.570 --> 1:14:26.450 Oh, you got that job? 1:14:26.530 --> 1:14:27.710 Seriously. 1:14:27.770 --> 1:14:28.620 Yeah, he hired me. 1:14:28.630 --> 1:14:29.810 He was like, I love your character. 1:14:29.850 --> 1:14:30.510 We love what you do. 1:14:30.590 --> 1:14:31.769 And I got the job right there. 1:14:31.840 --> 1:14:36.510 Oh, absolutely. Oh, absolutely. If he wouldn't have given you 1:14:36.530 --> 1:14:38.490 that job, if he didn't give you that job, I 1:14:38.510 --> 1:14:39.210 wouldn't want to work there. 1:14:39.970 --> 1:14:40.690 Yeah. 1:14:41.140 --> 1:14:43.180 If I help you push your car, cause you're an accident, 1:14:43.200 --> 1:14:45.760 making sure you're okay. And then you have all the 1:14:45.800 --> 1:14:47.900 qualifications needed for my job. 1:14:48.460 --> 1:14:50.040 And, and, and you did that. Oh, and if I 1:14:50.040 --> 1:14:51.389 don't hire you, I don't, I don't want to work 1:14:51.400 --> 1:14:55.410 for you. I definitely wouldn't want to work for you. 1:14:55.430 --> 1:14:58.330 All right. Hold on one second. And Christopher from Kissimmee. 1:14:58.350 --> 1:14:58.810 Good morning. 1:14:59.430 --> 1:15:00.150 Hey, can you hear me? 1:15:00.340 --> 1:15:02.800 Yep, we can hear you. How you doing? Nice. All right. 1:15:02.840 --> 1:15:05.040 Yeah, so a few years ago, I actually survived a 1:15:05.220 --> 1:15:08.080 massive T-bone car accident with my wife and my daughter. 1:15:08.439 --> 1:15:10.420 We were heading out actually to a Spartan race, an 1:15:10.439 --> 1:15:14.910 obstacle course Spartan race. So I went through months, like 1:15:14.930 --> 1:15:17.830 I said, dislocated my shoulder, hurt my hand, of course, 1:15:17.910 --> 1:15:20.070 my ankles, like I was all bruised up. So I 1:15:20.090 --> 1:15:23.580 spent years in physical therapy. I actually did... the Disney 1:15:23.640 --> 1:15:27.330 Dopey the year after with literally the shoulder brace, my 1:15:27.490 --> 1:15:32.549 arms tied to my chest. Are you serious? They highlighted 1:15:32.570 --> 1:15:34.189 me on the big board because they were like, you 1:15:34.270 --> 1:15:37.929 are wrapped literally in every bandage you could. I'm like, yeah, 1:15:37.970 --> 1:15:40.420 but I want this medal. I literally trudged my way 1:15:40.460 --> 1:15:43.920 through all 49 miles in massive braces and my arms 1:15:43.960 --> 1:15:44.600 tied to my chest. 1:15:45.010 --> 1:15:45.590 Good for you. 1:15:45.870 --> 1:15:48.070 You are a machine. That's insane. 1:15:48.090 --> 1:15:50.020 I told you guys, like I said, because, you know, surgeries, 1:15:50.070 --> 1:15:52.420 I've had surgeries. I've had braces for years. 1:15:52.780 --> 1:15:56.580 So a year, a year afterwards, you did the marathon 1:15:56.800 --> 1:15:57.200 a year. 1:15:57.420 --> 1:16:00.340 Yeah, I did the dopey, the 49 mile one. And then, 1:16:00.400 --> 1:16:03.560 like I said, between medical science, my doctors, you know, 1:16:03.600 --> 1:16:07.160 braces and physical therapy. This Saturday, actually, I'm driving to 1:16:07.180 --> 1:16:08.960 Lake Nona and I'm doing the Spartan race. I'm doing 1:16:08.979 --> 1:16:12.400 the 5 a.m. hurricane heat again. Because, you know, fear 1:16:12.420 --> 1:16:13.940 is not going to win this. Like I said, I 1:16:13.979 --> 1:16:15.599 didn't make it to that race years ago, but I'm 1:16:15.620 --> 1:16:16.420 making it to Saturday. 1:16:16.680 --> 1:16:18.630 That's crazy. You can put $ 10, 000 at the end of 1:16:18.660 --> 1:16:20.930 that finish line. And with all my limbs intact, I 1:16:20.950 --> 1:16:21.439 ain't getting up. 1:16:21.670 --> 1:16:22.110 I know. 1:16:22.990 --> 1:16:24.250 Hey, we weren't going to spin the wheel. I ain't 1:16:24.270 --> 1:16:25.290 spinning the wheel. 1:16:25.310 --> 1:16:25.370 No. 1:16:25.390 --> 1:16:28.550 Congratulations. You're a winner in every aspect of the word. 1:16:28.770 --> 1:16:31.460 You are. Sweet. You got to take us to Halloween 1:16:31.500 --> 1:16:33.320 Horror Night at Universal Orlando Resort. 1:16:33.740 --> 1:16:35.600 I'm still taking my daughter, one that was in the 1:16:35.620 --> 1:16:36.080 car with me. 1:16:36.260 --> 1:16:38.580 So when you were injured, your whole thing is like, 1:16:38.680 --> 1:16:40.780 I want to get well enough to run. to run 1:16:40.800 --> 1:16:41.160 the dopey. 1:16:42.200 --> 1:16:45.010 It's, it's, it, it, well, it didn't, it defeated me then, 1:16:45.050 --> 1:16:46.250 but it will not defeat me. And he was like, 1:16:46.330 --> 1:16:47.769 it won the battle, but it didn't win the war. 1:16:49.060 --> 1:16:50.439 Dude, you go back out and. 1:16:50.400 --> 1:16:51.860 You face your fear again. You go back and do 1:16:51.880 --> 1:16:52.160 it again. 1:16:52.580 --> 1:16:56.900 That's great attitude. Yeah, you should get on the speaking circuit. Really, man, 1:16:56.920 --> 1:16:59.020 because it's very inspiring what you say. It makes me 1:16:59.060 --> 1:17:00.799 feel bad that sometimes I don't even get off the couch. 1:17:01.460 --> 1:17:03.820 I will be wearing braces. I'm not young anymore, so 1:17:03.860 --> 1:17:05.680 I will have the ankle brace, the knee brace and 1:17:05.720 --> 1:17:08.620 stuff when I'm doing this race. But I will do it. And, again, 1:17:08.640 --> 1:17:11.420 it's a team event. These off-course races, the Hurricane, he 1:17:11.439 --> 1:17:13.620 is a team event. So you're doing that group of four. 1:17:14.260 --> 1:17:16.140 And it's camaraderie. We look out for each other. So 1:17:16.180 --> 1:17:17.420 I'm sure I'll find three people. 1:17:17.540 --> 1:17:18.940 I'm a team. I'm a team. 1:17:19.080 --> 1:17:21.320 I'm a team person. But if y'all can't understand, I 1:17:21.350 --> 1:17:23.150 got hit by a car and I can't participate. 1:17:23.189 --> 1:17:23.429 Right. 1:17:23.450 --> 1:17:24.970 Then damn y'all. I don't want to be on your team. 1:17:25.010 --> 1:17:25.250 Right. 1:17:25.770 --> 1:17:30.930 We ain't teammates. Oh my gosh. Well, congratulations, man. That's 1:17:31.010 --> 1:17:32.809 an excellent story. And we're going to hook you up 1:17:32.830 --> 1:17:33.390 with that. Okay. 1:17:34.050 --> 1:17:34.790 Oh, thank you so much. 1:17:34.810 --> 1:17:38.300 All right. Thank you. And kick butt this Saturday. I 1:17:38.420 --> 1:17:40.760 hope to. You don't know? You will. You've already won. 1:17:40.880 --> 1:17:42.019 If you don't even run, you've won. 1:17:42.370 --> 1:17:43.070 You've won. 1:17:43.110 --> 1:17:45.290 That's exactly. It's about finish lines, not finish times. 1:17:45.550 --> 1:17:46.110 Woo! 1:17:46.130 --> 1:17:47.130 There you go. 1:17:47.150 --> 1:17:47.650 Say that again. 1:17:48.410 --> 1:17:50.090 It's about finish lines, not finish times. 1:17:50.630 --> 1:17:52.950 Finish lines, not finish times. So he ain't trying to win. 1:17:52.950 --> 1:17:55.000 As long as you get there. Yeah. He ain't trying 1:17:55.020 --> 1:17:55.340 to win it. 1:17:55.340 --> 1:17:55.860 No. 1:17:55.900 --> 1:17:57.810 I just want to cross it. You can write that 1:17:57.850 --> 1:17:58.930 down too, Ray. So you ain't trying to. 1:17:58.930 --> 1:17:59.630 I'm going to write it down. 1:17:59.670 --> 1:18:00.320 You ain't trying to. 1:18:00.330 --> 1:18:01.530 Give myself a shirt and a medal. 1:18:01.560 --> 1:18:03.479 John's trying to piggyback on his. 1:18:03.900 --> 1:18:04.920 Oh, oh, oh. 1:18:04.979 --> 1:18:07.620 He just wants a little bit of credit for adding 1:18:07.700 --> 1:18:08.519 something that didn't need. 1:18:08.420 --> 1:18:09.269 To be added. What did he add? 1:18:09.280 --> 1:18:09.880 I didn't even hear. 1:18:11.510 --> 1:18:12.050 What did he say? 1:18:12.070 --> 1:18:12.660 I didn't even hear him. 1:18:12.670 --> 1:18:13.530 Say it again. 1:18:13.560 --> 1:18:13.770 I forgot. 1:18:14.180 --> 1:18:19.900 I didn't write it down myself. He just wants to 1:18:19.920 --> 1:18:22.300 sound profound like that guy. Hey, man, he was on 1:18:22.320 --> 1:18:23.780 a roll, man. I had to get in. It was 1:18:23.810 --> 1:18:25.210 like a game of double dutch. I got to get in. 1:18:26.790 --> 1:18:28.470 Race celebrity news. 1:18:28.490 --> 1:18:31.010 Kim Kardashian revealed how many nannies she has. 1:18:31.490 --> 1:18:32.310 Why would she do that? 1:18:32.430 --> 1:18:33.110 I don't know. 1:18:33.170 --> 1:18:35.990 On the way to Johnny's house. 1:18:36.189 --> 1:18:37.620 This is a true story that happened to me. We 1:18:37.640 --> 1:18:38.900 need to get started with. I got a pair of 1:18:38.920 --> 1:18:41.700 tickets to Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando Resort. 1:18:41.720 --> 1:18:41.780 407-919-1067. 1:18:41.780 --> 1:18:43.880 877-919-1067. Let's go to Kissimmee and talk to Christopher. Christopher, 1:18:43.900 --> 1:18:51.880 good morning. Hello. 1:18:53.280 --> 1:18:58.320 We heard you take a breath. Going once, going twice, gone. 1:18:58.640 --> 1:19:01.400 All right, here, let's go with Julia from Sanford. 1:19:01.420 --> 1:19:01.860 Good morning. 1:19:01.880 --> 1:19:03.600 Hi, good morning. 1:19:03.680 --> 1:19:03.760 Good. 1:19:03.820 --> 1:19:05.049 All right, true story happened to me. 1:19:06.390 --> 1:19:06.710 All right. 1:19:06.770 --> 1:19:09.209 So at the time, I was about 20 weeks pregnant. 1:19:09.490 --> 1:19:11.830 I was a high-risk pregnancy, so I had to take 1:19:11.870 --> 1:19:16.090 a flight. And my doctor told me she recommended that 1:19:16.370 --> 1:19:18.970 I get patted down at security versus going through, like, 1:19:19.010 --> 1:19:19.830 the metal defector. 1:19:20.100 --> 1:19:20.880 Okay. 1:19:21.100 --> 1:19:22.840 So I get to the airport. You know, I get 1:19:22.860 --> 1:19:25.620 to the security, and I let the guy know. I'm like, hey, 1:19:25.860 --> 1:19:27.860 I'm high-risk. I just need to be patted down, and 1:19:27.979 --> 1:19:29.400 I don't want to go through the defector. 1:19:29.420 --> 1:19:29.560 Yeah. 1:19:29.920 --> 1:19:31.780 And he's like, okay, we'll step over to the side. 1:19:31.840 --> 1:19:34.179 So I step over. I wait for someone to come over. 1:19:34.200 --> 1:19:35.320 They put on their gloves. 1:19:35.380 --> 1:19:35.560 Yep. 1:19:35.950 --> 1:19:38.070 And they start like patting me down and like an 1:19:38.110 --> 1:19:41.840 intense pat down. And I'm like, so they're like, okay, 1:19:41.860 --> 1:19:44.000 just give us a few. This only takes a few minutes. 1:19:44.180 --> 1:19:46.080 And they take off the gloves. They put them through 1:19:46.100 --> 1:19:48.700 like this little machine that they have there, I guess, 1:19:48.720 --> 1:19:49.139 the gloves. 1:19:49.200 --> 1:19:53.120 See if you had any chemicals on the gloves. 1:19:53.270 --> 1:19:53.400 Yeah. 1:19:53.960 --> 1:19:56.900 Yeah. So I'm like, OK, you know, and I'm just 1:19:56.939 --> 1:19:59.729 like lollygagging around. And then they come back and they're like, ma'am, 1:19:59.820 --> 1:20:03.150 you have to come with us. And I'm like, why? Like, 1:20:03.250 --> 1:20:05.110 what happened? And they're like, we can't tell you you 1:20:05.150 --> 1:20:08.549 need to come with us. So I'm like, OK. So 1:20:08.770 --> 1:20:11.430 they bring me to this room in the airport like this. 1:20:11.990 --> 1:20:12.750 I like it. 1:20:13.410 --> 1:20:16.259 I'm telling you, this room was like all bare white walls, 1:20:16.270 --> 1:20:18.120 like a chair, and I'm sitting there waiting. 1:20:18.140 --> 1:20:21.080 A metal chair, yes. Yep. Yeah, so it. 1:20:20.920 --> 1:20:24.460 Feels like eternity, and finally someone comes back like 20 1:20:24.460 --> 1:20:27.740 minutes later, and they're like, ma'am, you've been tested positive 1:20:27.760 --> 1:20:30.100 for explosives. And I'm like, what? 1:20:30.960 --> 1:20:31.460 Oh my goodness. 1:20:31.560 --> 1:20:34.509 I'm like, what do you mean? So they're like, we need... 1:20:34.390 --> 1:20:37.970 So they basically, they interrogated me for like... They interrogated 1:20:38.010 --> 1:20:41.720 me and asked me all these questions, and then... I'm like, 1:20:42.100 --> 1:20:45.140 I promise you, like, I don't have any explosives. 1:20:45.160 --> 1:20:47.519 I promise you. Oh, well, then, okay, go through. 1:20:47.560 --> 1:20:50.710 You guys, for real, I'm like, y'all need to redo 1:20:50.750 --> 1:20:53.510 the test or something, you know? So they're like, we'll 1:20:53.530 --> 1:20:56.210 be back. So they come back, and they're like, come 1:20:56.229 --> 1:20:59.790 to find out that when they tested the gloves, whatever, 1:20:59.930 --> 1:21:02.799 they said whatever laundry detergent I was using at the 1:21:02.840 --> 1:21:05.040 time set off their explosives, like. 1:21:06.830 --> 1:21:08.360 The thing that tests for it? 1:21:08.370 --> 1:21:08.630 Yeah. 1:21:08.790 --> 1:21:09.670 It set it off. 1:21:09.750 --> 1:21:12.230 The laundry detergent on my clothes when they were patting 1:21:12.270 --> 1:21:13.310 me down set it off. 1:21:13.729 --> 1:21:16.150 Wow. I think it's because you said, I think it's 1:21:16.170 --> 1:21:17.130 because you said, I promise. 1:21:17.550 --> 1:21:17.830 Yeah. 1:21:17.850 --> 1:21:19.370 I promise I don't have any explosives. 1:21:19.410 --> 1:21:19.550 Right. 1:21:19.570 --> 1:21:22.690 That's the case. I was freaking out. I can't believe 1:21:22.710 --> 1:21:25.530 you said that. Can you imagine saying that? That's exactly 1:21:25.570 --> 1:21:29.880 what somebody with explosives would say. Wow. 1:21:30.300 --> 1:21:32.479 I was like freaking out. I was like, oh my God, 1:21:32.540 --> 1:21:34.640 I have a family. Like, I promise. 1:21:34.820 --> 1:21:35.179 Yeah. 1:21:35.720 --> 1:21:40.220 I had gum in my pocket, and I had to 1:21:40.260 --> 1:21:41.850 go to the one that you raise your hands. 1:21:41.939 --> 1:21:42.120 Yep. 1:21:42.729 --> 1:21:45.189 And it located, and the guy goes, all right, I 1:21:45.189 --> 1:21:46.189 need to pat you down. We can go back to 1:21:46.210 --> 1:21:47.349 a room. We can do it here. I'm like, man, 1:21:47.370 --> 1:21:50.310 just go ahead. We did the arm. Man, he went 1:21:50.350 --> 1:21:52.340 right up all up in my area. 1:21:52.520 --> 1:21:56.080 Dude, they did that to me when I flew into Belgium. 1:21:56.100 --> 1:21:56.460 Yes. 1:21:56.660 --> 1:21:56.840 Yes. 1:21:57.200 --> 1:22:00.960 I got violent. I got violent. And you know why? 1:22:01.000 --> 1:22:03.300 Because I didn't have a shirt on under this thin 1:22:03.320 --> 1:22:05.260 hoodie that I had, and no hoodies are allowed to 1:22:05.300 --> 1:22:07.620 go through. But I'm like, I don't have a shirt on, 1:22:07.700 --> 1:22:09.010 so I can take my shirt off if you want, 1:22:09.020 --> 1:22:10.549 but I'm going to be shirtless. He said, no, we 1:22:10.590 --> 1:22:12.350 just have to go through the process. They made me 1:22:12.450 --> 1:22:14.309 put my leg up, put my leg up, put my 1:22:14.350 --> 1:22:15.950 leg back, put my leg up on this leg. 1:22:16.310 --> 1:22:19.970 I mean, he touched stuff. They take their arm, they 1:22:20.010 --> 1:22:22.670 squeeze your leg, and they go all the way up. 1:22:22.689 --> 1:22:23.410 Right about the boys. 1:22:23.430 --> 1:22:24.890 I think I've seen it. 1:22:24.930 --> 1:22:26.990 Once they get to the boy, the hand goes. 1:22:26.910 --> 1:22:27.350 Out like that. 1:22:27.390 --> 1:22:28.110 Yeah, yeah. 1:22:29.790 --> 1:22:31.900 I thought I was going to jail. I was like, 1:22:31.939 --> 1:22:33.259 y'all can't take me to jail. 1:22:33.280 --> 1:22:35.280 Oh, you sit there and talk about listening. I promise. 1:22:35.830 --> 1:22:39.520 I promise. I ain't got no explosive. We good? If 1:22:39.540 --> 1:22:41.000 you touch me like that again, it's going to look 1:22:41.020 --> 1:22:47.520 like I got a concealed weapon. You're going to look close. 1:22:47.760 --> 1:22:50.970 He was, man. All right, Julie, you hold on. 1:22:50.990 --> 1:22:51.110 407-919-1067. 1:22:51.130 --> 1:22:53.530 877-919-1067. True story. It happened to me. Round two. 1:22:53.729 --> 1:22:56.630 The Johnny's House Entertainment News with Ray. 1:22:56.990 --> 1:23:00.570 All right. So Kim Kardashian, obviously, she's got multiple kids. 1:23:00.590 --> 1:23:01.750 She's got like, what, three kids now? 1:23:01.970 --> 1:23:03.250 Yeah. No, four. 1:23:03.410 --> 1:23:03.590 Four. 1:23:03.670 --> 1:23:06.269 So St. Chicago... No, it's three. 1:23:06.390 --> 1:23:07.070 Yeah, no, North. 1:23:07.220 --> 1:23:08.500 I always forget about North. 1:23:08.580 --> 1:23:10.880 Has she grown now? She is like an adult. She's 1:23:10.960 --> 1:23:11.639 on tour. 1:23:11.900 --> 1:23:14.479 But anyways, Kim Kardashian was opening up about what it 1:23:14.520 --> 1:23:17.450 takes to raise her kids, and she revealed she has 1:23:18.090 --> 1:23:22.570 five nannies. Five nannies helping with child care. That's stupid. 1:23:23.850 --> 1:23:25.030 To have that kind of money. 1:23:26.830 --> 1:23:29.290 Only one nanny is working at a time, though. So 1:23:29.470 --> 1:23:33.320 the other four rotate and they have shifts. But despite 1:23:33.380 --> 1:23:36.540 having that much help, Kim says she's still very hands-on. 1:23:36.660 --> 1:23:40.769 She personally does the school drop-offs and pick-ups. She does 1:23:40.850 --> 1:23:46.530 family dinner every night and bedtime routines really so including 1:23:46.570 --> 1:23:49.150 like reading to the kids she describes herself as somewhat 1:23:49.270 --> 1:23:52.120 of a strict but very patient and loving mom but 1:23:52.160 --> 1:23:54.040 it's like if you have all these nannies what are 1:23:54.080 --> 1:23:54.660 they doing. 1:23:54.460 --> 1:23:57.220 Exactly i can tell you because you got uh if 1:23:57.240 --> 1:24:00.530 they're working eight hour shifts being at three that um 1:24:00.830 --> 1:24:03.150 they trade off and you know three times a day 1:24:03.170 --> 1:24:05.210 yeah and you have two to work 12 hour shifts 1:24:05.250 --> 1:24:05.830 on the weekend. 1:24:06.770 --> 1:24:07.910 Okay, but what are they doing? 1:24:07.930 --> 1:24:08.870 I'm watching. 1:24:08.910 --> 1:24:12.670 She's doing everything besides, like, she's doing bedtime. She's doing dinner. 1:24:12.689 --> 1:24:14.410 She's doing drop-off. She's doing pick-up. 1:24:14.450 --> 1:24:16.030 She said she's doing bedtime. That ain't mean she put 1:24:16.050 --> 1:24:17.490 them in bed. That man, when she said, all right, babies, 1:24:17.510 --> 1:24:20.410 good night. Yeah, she's lying. 1:24:20.790 --> 1:24:21.530 Oh, my God. 1:24:21.560 --> 1:24:22.580 She's not doing any of it. 1:24:22.600 --> 1:24:25.599 I was about to say. Even, hasn't North, like, called 1:24:25.610 --> 1:24:27.000 her out on, like, TikTok Live? 1:24:27.140 --> 1:24:27.840 On some of those things. 1:24:28.020 --> 1:24:29.500 Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. 1:24:29.540 --> 1:24:33.200 She is the supervisor. She's the CEO of the nanny. 1:24:33.260 --> 1:24:34.580 And when she picks them up, she's in the car 1:24:34.600 --> 1:24:35.139 with the driver. 1:24:35.880 --> 1:24:36.060 Huh. 1:24:37.010 --> 1:24:37.230 Okay. 1:24:37.590 --> 1:24:38.530 So, yeah. 1:24:38.590 --> 1:24:41.589 But anyways, North is growing her music career and everything. 1:24:41.630 --> 1:24:46.440 So she doesn't need that much communication, she said, with North. 1:24:46.820 --> 1:24:48.559 Her money probably goes to security. 1:24:49.060 --> 1:24:49.380 Oh, yeah. 1:24:49.560 --> 1:24:50.200 Absolutely. 1:24:50.640 --> 1:24:52.940 Yeah. But it's just very interesting to see that she's 1:24:52.979 --> 1:24:55.769 got five nannies that rotate taking care of her four kids. 1:24:56.310 --> 1:24:57.429 But yeah, she's very hands-on. 1:24:57.490 --> 1:24:58.450 All hands-on. Right there. 1:24:59.510 --> 1:25:02.630 Tim Tebow dropped out of a Christian event. Did you 1:25:02.670 --> 1:25:03.050 see this? 1:25:03.210 --> 1:25:03.430 No. 1:25:03.450 --> 1:25:06.580 Despite sales. So Tim Tebow has cut ties with a 1:25:06.660 --> 1:25:11.580 Christian financial conference company after an investigation accused the organization 1:25:11.600 --> 1:25:16.410 of using high-pressure sales tactics. basically to get attendees to 1:25:16.470 --> 1:25:19.230 buy expensive investment courses. 1:25:19.250 --> 1:25:20.430 Oh, my goodness. 1:25:20.450 --> 1:25:25.510 So the events are marketed as affordable Christian conferences with 1:25:25.550 --> 1:25:30.150 tickets around $ 20 featuring celebrity speakers, worships, and financial advice. 1:25:30.710 --> 1:25:35.910 So according to this investigation, attendees were encouraged to sign up, 1:25:36.450 --> 1:25:39.640 spend ninety seven dollars for like a three day investment. 1:25:40.040 --> 1:25:43.240 But then some of the programs that were costing ten 1:25:43.280 --> 1:25:45.040 thousand to forty thousand dollars. 1:25:46.080 --> 1:25:47.700 Most of the time when they have those events, when 1:25:47.720 --> 1:25:49.930 they have inspirational speakers. 1:25:50.189 --> 1:25:51.550 Well, if you want to be inspired more. 1:25:51.570 --> 1:25:51.650 Yeah. 1:25:51.830 --> 1:25:52.110 Yeah. 1:25:52.270 --> 1:25:52.890 There you go. 1:25:53.360 --> 1:25:55.580 So I guess the most controversial part of it, though, 1:25:55.600 --> 1:25:58.020 is that like a former attendee and employees allege that 1:25:58.100 --> 1:26:01.800 sales people encourage people who couldn't afford the courses to 1:26:01.900 --> 1:26:06.460 open credit cards, borrow money, take out home equity loans. 1:26:06.620 --> 1:26:09.360 And this was all backed by Tim Tebow. 1:26:09.380 --> 1:26:11.380 Oh, and they were doing the face of it. 1:26:11.380 --> 1:26:11.500 Yeah. 1:26:11.540 --> 1:26:12.740 And they were doing it all in the name of 1:26:12.760 --> 1:26:13.060 the Lord. 1:26:13.140 --> 1:26:13.420 Yes. 1:26:13.660 --> 1:26:14.009 Oh, that is. 1:26:14.100 --> 1:26:17.200 So one couple reportedly spent twenty thousand dollars on courses, 1:26:17.640 --> 1:26:21.309 borrowed another forty thousand dollars only to lose money on 1:26:21.350 --> 1:26:22.050 that investment. 1:26:22.660 --> 1:26:22.960 Wow. 1:26:23.140 --> 1:26:25.650 Yeah. So these are like these allegations that are coming 1:26:25.689 --> 1:26:27.730 out right now that this Christian faith. 1:26:28.070 --> 1:26:30.970 Oh, they've been killing him and the Florida Gators on X. 1:26:31.130 --> 1:26:31.810 Yeah. 1:26:32.090 --> 1:26:35.670 So they've used people's Christian faith to basically pressure them 1:26:35.710 --> 1:26:36.640 into buying these. 1:26:37.720 --> 1:26:39.180 Has he spoken to any? Has he said anything about it? 1:26:39.439 --> 1:26:42.689 Tim Tebow said that the allegations are extremely serious. He 1:26:42.770 --> 1:26:45.969 said that he was caught off guard by the investigation 1:26:46.010 --> 1:26:48.090 and that his team is looking into the facts. So 1:26:48.110 --> 1:26:50.770 he's pausing his relationship with them. Yeah, I mean, it's 1:26:50.810 --> 1:26:53.010 kind of like it reminds me the same thing with 1:26:53.050 --> 1:26:55.490 like Selena Gomez and that mental health, you know, like 1:26:55.510 --> 1:26:57.970 the platform that she had for mental health. 1:26:57.990 --> 1:26:58.550 They pitched him. 1:26:58.729 --> 1:27:02.059 It sounds good. I'm into my faith. I'm also into 1:27:02.080 --> 1:27:04.450 helping people. So put my name on it. 1:27:04.460 --> 1:27:04.900 Go ahead. 1:27:04.960 --> 1:27:06.640 And this program is going to help people make money. 1:27:06.820 --> 1:27:08.700 And then you show them all the success stories. 1:27:08.720 --> 1:27:08.840 Yeah. 1:27:09.160 --> 1:27:10.920 But like one family did $ 60, 000. 1:27:10.760 --> 1:27:10.830 Wow. 1:27:12.640 --> 1:27:14.920 Tim Tebow got the money. He better give him a 1:27:14.939 --> 1:27:15.939 little reimbursement. 1:27:16.939 --> 1:27:19.009 I don't know. But that company is coming out saying 1:27:19.050 --> 1:27:21.650 that they deny these accusations, saying that it does not 1:27:21.710 --> 1:27:23.750 train employees to pressure people. 1:27:23.770 --> 1:27:26.570 So they're blaming the specific employee. 1:27:26.650 --> 1:27:30.350 Yeah, they're saying we don't train employees to pressure people 1:27:30.390 --> 1:27:33.370 into debt or use Christianity to manipulate sales. 1:27:33.390 --> 1:27:33.770 Sure. 1:27:37.260 --> 1:27:39.240 So they're going to call out individuals. That's what they're 1:27:39.260 --> 1:27:40.300 going to do. That's what they're aligning. 1:27:40.340 --> 1:27:40.600 Yeah. 1:27:40.620 --> 1:27:42.400 They're going to blame the actual employees. 1:27:42.420 --> 1:27:42.620 Yeah. 1:27:42.640 --> 1:27:45.280 We didn't tell them to do that. Yeah. Oh my goodness. 1:27:45.300 --> 1:27:46.760 Now we told them if they didn't get some sales, 1:27:46.780 --> 1:27:47.620 they're going to be fired. 1:27:48.010 --> 1:27:48.200 Yeah. 1:27:48.229 --> 1:27:51.900 Now we didn't tell them that. Wow. Yeah. 1:27:51.960 --> 1:27:54.420 For him, I'm sure he did his due diligence, checked 1:27:54.479 --> 1:27:56.780 out the company. They all seem legit at that point. 1:27:56.800 --> 1:27:58.599 They probably didn't have any complaints or anything like that. 1:27:58.620 --> 1:27:59.160 Yeah. 1:27:59.420 --> 1:28:01.589 And then with him, they got to pay him. So 1:28:01.600 --> 1:28:02.980 we need to up the sales to make sure we 1:28:03.010 --> 1:28:03.400 pay him. 1:28:03.470 --> 1:28:05.490 But it is backfiring quickly. 1:28:05.510 --> 1:28:07.920 And to be honest, he probably didn't even vet it. 1:28:07.930 --> 1:28:09.890 Like he has a person that does that. And his 1:28:09.930 --> 1:28:11.650 person came back and said, hey, this looks good for you. 1:28:11.670 --> 1:28:14.870 He said, okay, sign me up. Yeah. I'm sure somebody 1:28:15.710 --> 1:28:18.269 of his status, he gets offers all the time. 1:28:18.290 --> 1:28:18.370 Yeah. 1:28:18.689 --> 1:28:22.330 Of situations. So with this one, I got you. Uh, 1:28:22.390 --> 1:28:23.950 for the second time, Brian's going to tell us what 1:28:24.280 --> 1:28:25.820 in the world, Brian, what's trending. 1:28:25.900 --> 1:28:29.660 What's trending brought to you by Fairwinds credit union. Uh, 1:28:29.740 --> 1:28:31.940 Coke just dropped some new flavors for 2027. Uh, so 1:28:32.800 --> 1:28:34.990 if you want some, uh, different Coke flavors, they got, 1:28:35.150 --> 1:28:35.790 let's hear about it. 1:28:35.870 --> 1:28:38.270 Now they're testing them right now in New York, New 1:28:38.290 --> 1:28:42.040 Jersey and Pennsylvania. Uh, So how about this one? Coca-Cola 1:28:42.100 --> 1:28:44.760 Cherry Lime. Cherry Lime. 1:28:44.800 --> 1:28:46.979 A lot of people make that with the freestyle machine. 1:28:47.000 --> 1:28:48.340 That's what they find out that people like. 1:28:48.380 --> 1:28:50.380 I thought that was already a thing in the freestyle. 1:28:50.479 --> 1:28:53.139 If you make it. Now you're going to be able 1:28:53.160 --> 1:28:56.349 to buy it. That's not appealing, but people are making it? 1:28:56.460 --> 1:28:58.439 How about Coca-Cola Strawberry Float? 1:28:59.020 --> 1:28:59.180 No. 1:29:00.040 --> 1:29:03.660 No. I never got into the ice cream floats. No. 1:29:03.740 --> 1:29:05.900 Sodas and ice cream. Let's see. 1:29:05.939 --> 1:29:06.320 Powerade. 1:29:06.350 --> 1:29:08.670 How about Watermelon Zero Sugar? I'll do the watermelon. 1:29:08.710 --> 1:29:08.990 I like that. 1:29:09.030 --> 1:29:10.610 Oh, I'd do that, too. 1:29:10.630 --> 1:29:12.310 They're also going to drop a Lemon Lime Zero Sugar, 1:29:12.350 --> 1:29:13.870 which I would have thought they already had, but I 1:29:13.890 --> 1:29:14.670 guess they didn't. 1:29:15.050 --> 1:29:15.330 Mr. 1:29:15.410 --> 1:29:15.750 Pibb. 1:29:16.330 --> 1:29:20.990 How about Mr. Pibb Black Currant? What does it taste like? 1:29:21.010 --> 1:29:23.290 I guess it's that currant stuff that they put in. 1:29:23.380 --> 1:29:24.099 Oh, okay. 1:29:24.140 --> 1:29:26.000 That's what I'm guessing. No. 1:29:26.680 --> 1:29:27.810 I don't know. No. 1:29:27.870 --> 1:29:30.870 And a limited edition Berry Forward flavor of Mr. 1:29:30.930 --> 1:29:31.150 Pip. 1:29:31.990 --> 1:29:32.690 I've never had Mr. 1:29:32.729 --> 1:29:32.950 Pip. 1:29:33.450 --> 1:29:33.670 Mr. 1:29:33.689 --> 1:29:37.310 Pip's just like Dr. Pepper, but he dropped out. Oh, okay. Gotcha. 1:29:38.130 --> 1:29:39.950 And then if you like the Tapachico, they got a 1:29:40.010 --> 1:29:43.670 pineapple coconut that's coming. No, I'm basic. Just give me 1:29:43.689 --> 1:29:47.559 the basics. Yeah. If you're a Disney World annual pass 1:29:47.570 --> 1:29:51.000 holder like myself, or you're thinking about becoming one, it's 1:29:51.020 --> 1:29:53.260 going to get a little more expensive. They raise the prices. 1:29:53.880 --> 1:29:55.480 So they just announced it yesterday. It was all over 1:29:55.520 --> 1:29:55.820 the place. 1:29:56.229 --> 1:29:59.650 So all four annual pass options, the biggest jump is 1:29:59.689 --> 1:30:01.990 the top tier, which gets you everything, the IncrediPass. 1:30:02.590 --> 1:30:04.960 That means no blockout dates. Go whenever you want. Yeah, 1:30:04.979 --> 1:30:07.260 and it includes some golf discounts, a whole bunch of stuff. 1:30:07.300 --> 1:30:13.080 I mean, everything. It'll be $ 1, 749 before tax. that's up 1:30:13.080 --> 1:30:14.040 $ 120 total. 1:30:14.140 --> 1:30:16.240 It's for the year. So you break it down by 1:30:16.320 --> 1:30:18.080 month because as a Florida resident, you can make payments. 1:30:18.120 --> 1:30:19.320 So it's not so bad. 1:30:19.840 --> 1:30:25.210 The Sorcerer Pass, that's $ 1, 139. The Pirate Pass is going 1:30:25.229 --> 1:30:28.969 to be $ 909. Both of those are $ 40 a year higher, 1:30:29.470 --> 1:30:34.270 not per month. And then the cheapest one option for 1:30:34.570 --> 1:30:36.729 Florida residents is the Pixie Dust Pass. That's one of 1:30:36.750 --> 1:30:40.100 the most blackout dates. It's $ 499. That's not bad. 1:30:40.120 --> 1:30:42.280 Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure. That's up $ 10. For sure. 1:30:42.439 --> 1:30:45.110 Renewal's going up, too. So if you like the Incredipass renewal, 1:30:45.210 --> 1:30:45.570 it's going. 1:30:45.470 --> 1:30:49.630 To get a little increased from $ 120 total. 1:30:49.410 --> 1:30:51.570 For the year. So like, you know, $ 10 a month. 1:30:51.770 --> 1:30:53.050 And when is it going to affect? Immediately? 1:30:53.229 --> 1:30:53.439 Now. 1:30:53.600 --> 1:30:56.439 Oh, immediately. Now, they raised the prices last year, too. 1:30:56.460 --> 1:30:58.280 This is the time of year they kind of do it. Now, 1:30:58.300 --> 1:31:01.400 you're a pass holder, so they tell you before... The 1:31:01.439 --> 1:31:02.140 general public knows? 1:31:02.300 --> 1:31:02.580 No. 1:31:03.140 --> 1:31:05.730 You find out, and then my pass runs through February 1:31:05.750 --> 1:31:06.210 of next year. 1:31:06.270 --> 1:31:08.229 It'll stay at the same price. When I renew, it'll 1:31:08.250 --> 1:31:08.830 be at the new price. 1:31:08.910 --> 1:31:09.370 Oh, okay. 1:31:09.450 --> 1:31:11.840 So, yeah. They don't jack your price up. Immediately. For me, 1:31:11.850 --> 1:31:13.550 if it gets to the point where it costs me more. 1:31:17.950 --> 1:31:19.559 Then it would cost me to go once a month 1:31:19.620 --> 1:31:21.220 yeah then i had to consider it but in the 1:31:21.240 --> 1:31:23.000 meantime i go you know sometimes. 1:31:22.740 --> 1:31:24.220 Three times a week yeah so you get your money's 1:31:24.240 --> 1:31:25.980 worth i get my money's worth for sure yeah and 1:31:26.000 --> 1:31:27.310 you make payments on it so it's not like you 1:31:27.330 --> 1:31:29.130 have to pay it all at once yeah which is 1:31:29.170 --> 1:31:31.510 pretty nice okay the orlando magic get to uh see 1:31:31.530 --> 1:31:33.490 what it looks like to play another team tonight for 1:31:33.510 --> 1:31:35.339 the first time so this is the first preseason first 1:31:35.380 --> 1:31:38.140 preseason game tonight on the road uh it's the memphis 1:31:38.200 --> 1:31:41.270 grizzlies So they say they're treating it more like an 1:31:41.330 --> 1:31:43.870 extension of training camp, much like our caller who runs 1:31:43.930 --> 1:31:44.549 the marathon. 1:31:44.570 --> 1:31:46.910 They say it's not about the final score. It's just 1:31:46.930 --> 1:31:48.970 getting out there and see what happens as we get 1:31:49.030 --> 1:31:51.650 ready to play the regular season. That's going to be 1:31:51.670 --> 1:31:53.269 the return of Franz Wagner. 1:31:53.700 --> 1:31:55.939 Who he didn't play since he got injured last season 1:31:55.960 --> 1:31:58.940 in the playoffs, which that's huge. Yeah. So now we've 1:31:58.979 --> 1:32:00.710 also got new offense and new defense in place because 1:32:00.750 --> 1:32:02.090 we had a new head coach. Oh, yeah. 1:32:02.310 --> 1:32:02.510 Oh, yeah. 1:32:02.550 --> 1:32:04.210 So it's a whole bunch of big changes. It's a 1:32:04.390 --> 1:32:06.230 new era in Magic basketball. 1:32:06.250 --> 1:32:08.250 And this is building towards when the games actually count, 1:32:08.290 --> 1:32:10.350 they said, which is going to be October 21st, and 1:32:10.370 --> 1:32:11.630 that's against the Atlanta Hawks. 1:32:11.650 --> 1:32:13.889 So they'll be throwing some different combinations that they haven't 1:32:13.910 --> 1:32:15.810 seen before because all they've been doing is scrimmaging each other. 1:32:15.890 --> 1:32:16.110 Right. 1:32:16.150 --> 1:32:18.440 So now let's scrimmage some other people and see what happens. 1:32:18.490 --> 1:32:20.880 It's just the first preseason game. Nothing to freak out about. 1:32:21.350 --> 1:32:24.210 And the first one is what, two weeks? Yep, October 1:32:24.390 --> 1:32:26.849 21st against Atlanta. Okay, all right. 1:32:26.870 --> 1:32:29.750 A lot of expectations, but that's with every team this 1:32:29.790 --> 1:32:33.269 time of the year. We come back. I saw the 1:32:33.310 --> 1:32:36.140 weirdest thing walking back to the boat in Mexico, and 1:32:36.220 --> 1:32:38.500 it's a beauty. We were walking back to the boat, 1:32:38.560 --> 1:32:40.800 and like any cruise ship or anything, they make you 1:32:40.840 --> 1:32:43.729 walk through that little mall area. And sitting outside, there 1:32:43.740 --> 1:32:46.470 was a guy sitting on, it would be like one 1:32:46.490 --> 1:32:48.390 of those benches where if you're trying to get a 1:32:48.410 --> 1:32:50.750 shoe shine or something. He was sitting there, and I 1:32:50.770 --> 1:32:52.870 looked at his feet, and it was in water. And 1:32:52.950 --> 1:32:55.610 inside the water were about 300 or 400 feet of 1:32:55.790 --> 1:32:58.210 a little fish that was eating dead skin. 1:32:58.280 --> 1:32:58.760 Off his feet. 1:32:58.780 --> 1:33:00.340 They have those places in Old Town. 1:33:00.720 --> 1:33:02.580 They have them here? Yeah. I did not know that. 1:33:02.600 --> 1:33:03.780 There's like two of them in Old Town. 1:33:04.020 --> 1:33:04.380 Really? 1:33:04.460 --> 1:33:04.840 Yeah. 1:33:04.939 --> 1:33:08.720 It's like an old trend that was really like cutting edge. Yeah, 1:33:08.760 --> 1:33:09.820 back then. Blew up. 1:33:10.020 --> 1:33:14.549 And now it's only at places that are kind of random. 1:33:14.590 --> 1:33:14.970 Yeah. 1:33:15.110 --> 1:33:16.710 I saw it a couple years ago. I was still 1:33:16.729 --> 1:33:19.510 surprised that someone was still doing it. And he was 1:33:19.530 --> 1:33:21.370 sitting there. I'm looking at him. And I'm like, that 1:33:21.390 --> 1:33:22.150 looks like it tickles. 1:33:22.330 --> 1:33:24.710 And he's like, yeah. And I'm like, wow, okay. 1:33:25.180 --> 1:33:28.930 And they were just going, just knocking dead skin all 1:33:28.990 --> 1:33:29.389 off his feet. 1:33:29.410 --> 1:33:31.610 I wonder how much something like that costs. I wouldn't 1:33:31.630 --> 1:33:31.910 do it. 1:33:31.930 --> 1:33:32.530 I think it, yeah. 1:33:32.550 --> 1:33:33.110 Would you do it right? 1:33:33.570 --> 1:33:34.460 I would do it. 1:33:34.650 --> 1:33:34.979 Really? 1:33:35.000 --> 1:33:36.340 It used to be expensive. 1:33:36.420 --> 1:33:36.800 Yeah. 1:33:37.080 --> 1:33:38.920 But I think it fell off. There were a lot 1:33:38.939 --> 1:33:40.100 of health problems with it. 1:33:40.140 --> 1:33:41.800 And that's the only reason that I wouldn't do it 1:33:41.820 --> 1:33:44.050 is because of the health stuff that's attached. 1:33:44.090 --> 1:33:47.240 I mean, there are I mean, it's a fish, and 1:33:47.260 --> 1:33:48.860 if you don't properly take care of the water, you 1:33:48.880 --> 1:33:50.679 stick your feet in fish water. 1:33:51.100 --> 1:33:54.500 Now, this looked like it was fresh water, but fish 1:33:54.520 --> 1:33:57.780 can't really survive in fresh water, like, changing it like 1:33:57.800 --> 1:33:58.439 that all the time. 1:33:58.479 --> 1:33:58.799 Yeah. 1:33:58.820 --> 1:34:02.700 But I've seen them in, like, New Orleans and Vegas. Like, 1:34:03.100 --> 1:34:05.360 a lot of the touristy areas, I saw them. 1:34:05.380 --> 1:34:07.620 My man was just sitting there like, mm-hmm, and I'm like, 1:34:07.650 --> 1:34:11.190 you got fish. Little baby fish eating the skin off 1:34:11.229 --> 1:34:11.510 your feet. 1:34:11.810 --> 1:34:12.130 Okay. 1:34:12.450 --> 1:34:16.030 So I want to find out some crazy new, I 1:34:16.050 --> 1:34:19.530 guess you'd say beauty rituals that are out there. Now, 1:34:19.600 --> 1:34:21.320 here's one I've been doing. I haven't done it since 1:34:21.340 --> 1:34:23.179 we went on the cruise and since I went to Charlotte. 1:34:24.540 --> 1:34:25.920 And it's pretty cool, and it wakes you up in 1:34:25.939 --> 1:34:26.320 the morning. 1:34:26.920 --> 1:34:27.180 It's a bowl. 1:34:29.800 --> 1:34:33.020 And it's designed like your face head, and you put 1:34:33.140 --> 1:34:34.760 ice in it, and you jam your face in there 1:34:35.180 --> 1:34:37.720 first thing in the morning. But mine, okay, I had 1:34:37.740 --> 1:34:39.180 to get two because the first one you had to 1:34:39.200 --> 1:34:41.900 hold your breath. I'm like, the other one has a 1:34:41.920 --> 1:34:43.540 tube that you can breathe air out. 1:34:43.680 --> 1:34:44.860 Oh, gotcha. But it's pretty cool. 1:34:45.120 --> 1:34:48.900 You stick your face in it, and the hardest part 1:34:49.500 --> 1:34:51.380 is putting your face in the water. 1:34:51.640 --> 1:34:53.560 I'm sitting there like, all right, put your head in there. 1:34:54.760 --> 1:34:55.200 Put it in there. 1:34:56.620 --> 1:34:57.800 Like psyching yourself out. 1:34:58.100 --> 1:34:58.480 Oh, yeah. 1:34:58.520 --> 1:35:00.240 It's a cold plunge, but for your face. Just for 1:35:00.260 --> 1:35:02.580 your face. Just for your face. I've been doing that, 1:35:02.960 --> 1:35:04.350 but it's hard to do. 1:35:04.270 --> 1:35:08.590 Because I have an ice dispenser in the refrigerator. And 1:35:08.610 --> 1:35:10.450 to get that much ice, it's going to wake the 1:35:10.470 --> 1:35:12.509 kid up. So I have to find out a way 1:35:12.530 --> 1:35:14.979 to do it without waking the kid up. 1:35:14.990 --> 1:35:17.300 Put it in a bowl the night before in the freezer. 1:35:17.520 --> 1:35:20.290 I've done that, but somehow it... It sticks together. It 1:35:20.310 --> 1:35:23.390 sticks together. But I've done that. Rae, what are some 1:35:23.430 --> 1:35:24.270 beauty rituals. 1:35:24.030 --> 1:35:24.849 You've heard about? 1:35:25.010 --> 1:35:30.460 I've seen girls do like wasabi or like spicy spices 1:35:30.560 --> 1:35:33.140 or whatever like on their lips to plump them. 1:35:33.260 --> 1:35:33.660 Oh, yeah. 1:35:34.200 --> 1:35:36.939 It's like a natural form of like lip plumper. 1:35:36.979 --> 1:35:40.020 I think that's better than jamming stuff. 1:35:39.760 --> 1:35:42.940 In them personally, but I still think so. Like wasabi 1:35:42.979 --> 1:35:44.840 or anything that's like kind of spicy like hot sauce 1:35:44.860 --> 1:35:47.980 or like cayenne pepper. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And it 1:35:48.020 --> 1:35:52.840 makes them like A little bit plumper. I've seen people 1:35:52.910 --> 1:35:55.760 do like the beer in their hair, which I have 1:35:55.780 --> 1:35:57.400 to ask my sister about because I saw that pop 1:35:57.439 --> 1:35:58.979 up a lot. But it's supposed to be like some 1:35:59.020 --> 1:36:00.720 sort of like conditioning treatment. 1:36:00.420 --> 1:36:01.019 For your hair. 1:36:01.040 --> 1:36:02.580 You leave it there? You just rinse it out? 1:36:02.600 --> 1:36:04.780 Yeah, you like wash your hair with beer. 1:36:04.800 --> 1:36:07.040 With beer. But there's different types of beer. 1:36:07.120 --> 1:36:07.420 I know. 1:36:07.439 --> 1:36:10.080 But that's what I've seen pop up on TikTok. 1:36:10.340 --> 1:36:10.720 Okay. 1:36:10.740 --> 1:36:13.900 Erica, you ever seen any crazy beauty secrets that are 1:36:13.920 --> 1:36:16.260 out there? Erica's sitting in with us today. Trying out 1:36:16.280 --> 1:36:16.760 for Johnny's house. 1:36:17.420 --> 1:36:18.280 Nothing crazy. 1:36:18.439 --> 1:36:20.600 I mean, I've seen a couple of different bars of 1:36:20.620 --> 1:36:24.099 soap that help get the extra layers of dirt. Oh, 1:36:24.290 --> 1:36:28.360 they gotta be like sandpaper. No, I'm... It feels like 1:36:28.400 --> 1:36:31.429 a regular bar of soap. I've actually got one. Granted, 1:36:31.570 --> 1:36:33.570 I use the other soap on top as well just 1:36:33.610 --> 1:36:36.030 because it leaves a weird feeling that I want. 1:36:36.189 --> 1:36:38.270 But it makes me feel ten times cleaner. 1:36:38.430 --> 1:36:40.590 Years ago, I heard about this soap and I bought 1:36:40.630 --> 1:36:43.170 it and it had sand in it. Oh, that's abrasive. 1:36:43.930 --> 1:36:46.190 That'd kill your layers of skin. 1:36:46.210 --> 1:36:47.050 That's what it's supposed to do. 1:36:47.090 --> 1:36:49.590 It's supposed to get your dead skin off. But I 1:36:49.630 --> 1:36:51.210 think you're only supposed to use that on your feet 1:36:51.250 --> 1:36:51.769 or something. 1:36:52.229 --> 1:36:52.950 Maybe I didn't read it right. 1:36:53.850 --> 1:36:57.080 Because it's like it will literally puncture your skin. 1:36:57.100 --> 1:36:58.559 It's not good for your regular skin, but your feet 1:36:58.600 --> 1:37:02.120 got some hard skin on them. Well, after that, I 1:37:02.140 --> 1:37:04.180 threw it away. So if I could find it, I'd 1:37:04.220 --> 1:37:06.180 try it on the feet. Rob, how about you? Yeah, 1:37:06.200 --> 1:37:08.050 I don't do any of that crazy stuff. Have you 1:37:08.090 --> 1:37:08.809 heard about any, though? 1:37:08.890 --> 1:37:11.490 Yeah, I mean, there's a lot of weird facials I know. 1:37:11.650 --> 1:37:13.970 There was a snail one I saw somebody post a video. 1:37:13.990 --> 1:37:16.450 A snail? You let live snails go across your face. 1:37:16.550 --> 1:37:18.730 You're supposed to put Vaseline or something on it too. 1:37:18.800 --> 1:37:20.380 That sounds like a sensory nightmare. 1:37:20.400 --> 1:37:22.920 It leaves the slime trail on your face. I think 1:37:22.939 --> 1:37:25.160 that's disgusting, but I saw a video on Instagram of it. 1:37:25.300 --> 1:37:27.880 Here's one I heard. It says, Ray, have you heard 1:37:27.920 --> 1:37:28.700 of mouth taping? 1:37:29.210 --> 1:37:29.330 Yeah. 1:37:29.430 --> 1:37:30.490 Oh, yeah. I've heard of that. 1:37:30.590 --> 1:37:32.410 Oh, my gosh. Some of these girls and what they 1:37:32.430 --> 1:37:34.530 do the night before, like when they wake up, they 1:37:34.550 --> 1:37:36.670 like tape their whole head. They tape their mouth. Isn't 1:37:36.689 --> 1:37:37.250 that dangerous? 1:37:37.970 --> 1:37:38.450 Not the nose. 1:37:38.470 --> 1:37:40.650 It's supposed to be good for, I don't know, some 1:37:40.670 --> 1:37:41.710 sort of like sleeping mechanism. 1:37:41.729 --> 1:37:44.310 They said taping your lips shut at night while it 1:37:44.330 --> 1:37:49.450 sounds intense. Beauty enthusiasts, they swear that it forces nose breathing. 1:37:49.479 --> 1:37:54.059 It prevents a dry mouth and prevents your jawline, preserves 1:37:54.080 --> 1:37:54.500 your jawline. 1:37:55.400 --> 1:37:58.680 But they'll tape their whole head to where their jawline is. 1:37:58.680 --> 1:38:00.980 So it's not sagging anymore. Yeah. So this is not 1:38:01.040 --> 1:38:02.620 something you can do once. You got to do this 1:38:02.700 --> 1:38:04.870 every night. Yeah, one time wouldn't do you any good. 1:38:04.890 --> 1:38:07.530 You got to do it every night. You got to 1:38:07.570 --> 1:38:08.330 tape your face up. 1:38:08.410 --> 1:38:09.910 Yeah, some of these girls, it takes them like two 1:38:09.950 --> 1:38:11.010 hours to get ready for bed. 1:38:12.310 --> 1:38:12.650 Really? 1:38:12.689 --> 1:38:13.670 Yeah. Oh, yeah. 1:38:14.600 --> 1:38:14.800 Damn. 1:38:15.040 --> 1:38:15.320 I know. 1:38:15.360 --> 1:38:19.650 That's some beauty, boy. That's too much. All right. 1:38:19.990 --> 1:38:21.729 I want to find out from you. Let me hear 1:38:21.770 --> 1:38:23.939 about some of those beauty secrets. I got a pair 1:38:23.960 --> 1:38:27.299 of tickets to see Somber, You're the Reason Tour, October 1:38:27.310 --> 1:38:30.060 25th at the Kia Center. I have these tickets. All 1:38:30.080 --> 1:38:32.580 you got to do is tell me about some crazy 1:38:32.640 --> 1:38:37.260 or extreme beauty secrets that you've heard about. 407-919-1067, 877-919-1067. 1:38:39.840 --> 1:38:43.049 If you can't get through, always text. 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And we're going to hook somebody up 1:38:58.840 --> 1:39:01.980 with some take a seat somber secrets. at the Kia 1:39:02.020 --> 1:39:04.500 Center coming up on October 25th, going over to Apopka 1:39:04.540 --> 1:39:06.620 and saying, Cadence, good morning. 1:39:08.470 --> 1:39:09.599 Hello, Candace. 1:39:10.750 --> 1:39:10.970 Yes. 1:39:11.330 --> 1:39:11.929 What's wrong? 1:39:11.990 --> 1:39:12.290 Hi. 1:39:12.410 --> 1:39:13.470 What you doing? 1:39:14.550 --> 1:39:16.129 I'm driving. It's really rainy. 1:39:16.370 --> 1:39:17.410 Oh, okay. Please be careful. 1:39:18.390 --> 1:39:18.750 I know. 1:39:18.850 --> 1:39:19.410 Yes, I am. 1:39:19.470 --> 1:39:20.210 I'm almost there. 1:39:20.330 --> 1:39:20.890 Okay, okay. 1:39:20.910 --> 1:39:21.350 Thank you. 1:39:21.510 --> 1:39:23.929 All right. So what was it, the beauty secret? 1:39:23.950 --> 1:39:29.220 So I lived in Argentina quite some time ago, and... 1:39:30.010 --> 1:39:34.570 Apparently what they sell it, they use it for their hair. 1:39:34.610 --> 1:39:37.809 It's placenta, like from animals. 1:39:38.270 --> 1:39:39.710 Okay, and what do you do with it? 1:39:40.189 --> 1:39:40.990 You put it in your hair. 1:39:41.010 --> 1:39:42.639 It's like a hair mask. It's supposed to help with 1:39:42.650 --> 1:39:46.400 your hair because it's rich in vitamins and stuff like that. 1:39:46.479 --> 1:39:50.080 So you put an animal's placenta and just wash it 1:39:50.120 --> 1:39:50.960 all up in your hair? 1:39:53.780 --> 1:39:55.840 Yeah, I don't know exactly because they sell it, so 1:39:55.880 --> 1:39:58.040 I don't know exactly what they do to it. I 1:39:58.479 --> 1:40:00.439 don't think it's just like, here, here's a placenta fresh 1:40:00.460 --> 1:40:01.059 from the animal. 1:40:01.160 --> 1:40:02.390 Let's go ahead and put it in your hair. 1:40:02.729 --> 1:40:06.030 But it's literally like the stuff from the placenta. 1:40:06.350 --> 1:40:08.990 Really? And that's big in Argentina. 1:40:09.790 --> 1:40:11.050 Yeah, it's rich in nutrients. 1:40:11.130 --> 1:40:12.670 It's like a big thing for your hair. 1:40:12.790 --> 1:40:14.850 I mean, people from Argentina have beautiful hair. 1:40:15.070 --> 1:40:18.690 Yeah, they're beautiful people. Beautiful people, beautiful hair. All right, 1:40:18.729 --> 1:40:21.349 you hold on a second. From Winter Park, hey, Crystal. 1:40:22.250 --> 1:40:23.950 Oh, my gosh. Hi, Johnny's house. 1:40:24.010 --> 1:40:25.010 Good morning. 1:40:25.090 --> 1:40:26.330 Good morning. 1:40:26.370 --> 1:40:26.750 Good morning. 1:40:26.770 --> 1:40:27.429 Good morning. 1:40:27.550 --> 1:40:27.850 All right. 1:40:28.050 --> 1:40:29.990 I did my best to think of these, and I 1:40:30.010 --> 1:40:31.490 just have to throw it in there. I know you 1:40:31.530 --> 1:40:34.680 guys hate this sometimes, but we adopted my sister 17 1:40:34.680 --> 1:40:37.260 years ago today, and she was just telling me yesterday 1:40:37.320 --> 1:40:40.380 how she was trying to earn some money for somber tickets. 1:40:41.580 --> 1:40:43.820 You know, hopefully this helps a little bit to make 1:40:43.860 --> 1:40:46.460 her day. But I thought of two beauty secrets. I 1:40:46.500 --> 1:40:48.540 told one to Ray and I thought of another one 1:40:48.580 --> 1:40:50.900 while I was on hold that I saw on TikTok. 1:40:51.040 --> 1:40:53.040 And you twist your hair up and you light a 1:40:53.080 --> 1:40:56.420 candle and you put your end of your hair over 1:40:56.479 --> 1:40:58.860 the candle and it burns off your split ends. 1:40:58.880 --> 1:41:00.590 Oh, I've heard of that before. 1:41:00.920 --> 1:41:01.160 Really? 1:41:01.420 --> 1:41:04.140 Yeah, but I wouldn't recommend to do that, especially with 1:41:04.420 --> 1:41:05.980 your history of candles, Johnny. 1:41:06.000 --> 1:41:08.890 Yeah, but I feel like it would just escalate quickly. 1:41:08.900 --> 1:41:10.480 It wasn't a candle, it was a fireplace. Well, and 1:41:10.550 --> 1:41:11.809 he also doesn't have hair. 1:41:11.850 --> 1:41:13.610 Well, you love candles, Johnny. 1:41:13.630 --> 1:41:16.389 Look at some old news stories. It was a whole fireplace. 1:41:16.410 --> 1:41:17.830 It had nothing to do with the candles. 1:41:17.850 --> 1:41:19.710 No, I'm thinking about all the candles that you love. 1:41:19.729 --> 1:41:21.250 No, that ain't what you were thinking about. You were 1:41:21.290 --> 1:41:21.830 talking about house burns. 1:41:21.850 --> 1:41:22.550 Just trying to be nice. 1:41:22.570 --> 1:41:26.630 No, the second one is I actually got this done, 1:41:26.930 --> 1:41:30.769 and my husband, I scared him. It's called microneedling. I 1:41:30.810 --> 1:41:32.170 don't know if you guys have heard of it. 1:41:32.229 --> 1:41:33.170 I've heard of it. What is it? 1:41:33.189 --> 1:41:33.830 It definitely has. 1:41:34.350 --> 1:41:37.830 They pretty much numb your face and then they put 1:41:37.950 --> 1:41:41.350 needles all over your face and make little micro injuries. 1:41:41.750 --> 1:41:44.130 And then your whole face is just like covered in 1:41:44.170 --> 1:41:46.880 blood and you go home like that and your husband 1:41:47.270 --> 1:41:49.520 doesn't know what happened to you. But then it stimulates 1:41:49.530 --> 1:41:53.680 your collagen and it kind of regenerates your skin. 1:41:53.820 --> 1:41:55.220 I would think. I don't know. 1:41:55.240 --> 1:41:57.139 I would think if you're going to have a procedure 1:41:57.160 --> 1:41:59.760 like that, you should tell You're a significant other. I'm 1:41:59.780 --> 1:42:02.250 going to come home bloody face from a procedure I'm 1:42:02.270 --> 1:42:03.750 about to get. I don't think you should walk in 1:42:03.770 --> 1:42:06.150 the door like that because he thinks somebody has harmed 1:42:06.170 --> 1:42:08.929 the person that he loves and he's ready to go and. 1:42:08.970 --> 1:42:09.730 Beat some people up. 1:42:10.090 --> 1:42:12.270 Yeah, next time I'll do it when he's out of town. 1:42:12.570 --> 1:42:13.270 Yeah, that's a good idea. 1:42:13.300 --> 1:42:14.860 So did it work? Did it make you look younger? 1:42:15.880 --> 1:42:16.560 I mean. 1:42:17.140 --> 1:42:17.420 No. 1:42:17.660 --> 1:42:19.580 You kind of have to keep up with it, but 1:42:19.640 --> 1:42:23.380 it stabs you with the needles, but then it injects 1:42:23.400 --> 1:42:25.590 some serum that goes into your pores. 1:42:25.710 --> 1:42:28.090 So how many do you need? You know, I want 1:42:28.110 --> 1:42:30.930 to knock on 15 years, right? How many needles do 1:42:30.950 --> 1:42:32.229 I need? Yeah, it's not magic. 1:42:32.410 --> 1:42:33.709 Maybe like four treatments. 1:42:33.790 --> 1:42:34.490 I don't know. 1:42:34.850 --> 1:42:42.490 I'm not an esthetician. No, but it's supposed to be 1:42:42.530 --> 1:42:44.410 really good for you. It's supposed to be like a 1:42:44.470 --> 1:42:47.030 thing that's almost like Botox, but without putting that stuff 1:42:47.050 --> 1:42:47.590 in your body. 1:42:47.670 --> 1:42:50.759 I guess. Yeah. Deltona, Anna, good morning. 1:42:51.650 --> 1:42:52.480 Hi, good morning. 1:42:52.490 --> 1:42:54.160 All right. Try to find out some of those beauty 1:42:54.200 --> 1:42:55.139 secrets you've been hearing about. 1:42:56.300 --> 1:42:59.420 So I also have two, and these are like many 1:42:59.460 --> 1:43:04.120 generations home remedies. So one of them is you take 1:43:04.160 --> 1:43:07.380 an avocado, you mash it up, you add some mayonnaise, 1:43:07.580 --> 1:43:08.719 and you put it in your hair. 1:43:09.640 --> 1:43:14.160 Girl, that's a sandwich bread. That's guacamole. Eat it with chips. 1:43:14.640 --> 1:43:17.000 My mother and my grandmother, I've never tried it. 1:43:17.040 --> 1:43:19.740 My mother, my grandmother, it's supposed to leave your hair. 1:43:19.620 --> 1:43:22.360 Smooth and sleek, shiny. I have no idea. 1:43:22.380 --> 1:43:23.979 I haven't tried it. Well, I can see what the 1:43:24.000 --> 1:43:26.860 mayonnaise is. It's nothing but oil. So I can see that, 1:43:27.260 --> 1:43:31.700 you know, the avocado. I don't know. They have avocado scrubs. 1:43:32.040 --> 1:43:34.760 I can imagine it's got something good for it. So 1:43:34.800 --> 1:43:37.060 your mom and grandmother did it, but you're too uppity. 1:43:37.080 --> 1:43:37.700 You can't do it. 1:43:38.479 --> 1:43:41.099 Well, not too uppity. I don't know if I want 1:43:41.120 --> 1:43:43.380 to put mayonnaise in avocado. Like you said, it's more 1:43:43.400 --> 1:43:44.099 of a sandwich thing. 1:43:44.140 --> 1:43:44.780 I want to eat it. 1:43:44.780 --> 1:43:45.960 I'll put it in my hair. 1:43:45.979 --> 1:43:49.360 Make a little bit. Put a little bit in your head. 1:43:49.600 --> 1:43:50.400 Make a little bit. 1:43:50.460 --> 1:43:50.710 Eat it. 1:43:51.479 --> 1:43:53.769 I'll probably just sit there and kind of put it 1:43:53.790 --> 1:43:54.470 in my mouth and. 1:43:54.430 --> 1:43:55.170 Try to eat it. 1:43:55.189 --> 1:43:55.970 No, it's okay. 1:43:55.990 --> 1:43:56.349 I'm good. 1:43:56.390 --> 1:43:56.590 Yeah. 1:43:56.610 --> 1:43:57.689 You're good. You're good. 1:43:57.850 --> 1:43:58.510 Yeah, yeah. 1:43:58.570 --> 1:44:01.330 And then the second thing is adding a piece of... 1:44:02.590 --> 1:44:05.990 garlic into a top coat like a clear coat and 1:44:06.189 --> 1:44:08.690 put it over your nails it's supposed to help harden 1:44:08.710 --> 1:44:11.429 your nails give it some strength i'm looking. 1:44:11.290 --> 1:44:13.769 At you ladies y'all ever heard that no i'm not 1:44:13.880 --> 1:44:15.920 i don't really ever do my nails so i've got 1:44:16.020 --> 1:44:18.280 that that is a whole different topic. 1:44:18.180 --> 1:44:20.639 Wow right you never heard of that no in. 1:44:20.580 --> 1:44:23.240 The beauty streets you know make your hands always smell 1:44:23.260 --> 1:44:23.860 like garlic. 1:44:23.660 --> 1:44:26.220 That's what i would think but but they're looking look 1:44:26.260 --> 1:44:28.870 how luscious they look yeah Always. 1:44:28.729 --> 1:44:30.630 Having to wear hand lotion to hide the garlic smell. 1:44:30.650 --> 1:44:32.300 Yeah, now you smell like lavender and garlic. 1:44:32.340 --> 1:44:34.820 Yeah, maybe the smell of nail polish kind of overrides 1:44:34.860 --> 1:44:35.380 the garlic. 1:44:35.439 --> 1:44:37.360 I would hope. Or seals it in. They're like, man, 1:44:37.400 --> 1:44:41.280 Rae has beautiful nails, but she always smells like garlic. Always. 1:44:41.300 --> 1:44:43.040 All right, you hold on a second. Rae, what'd they 1:44:43.060 --> 1:44:43.600 say over there? 1:44:43.720 --> 1:44:47.220 There's a lot of face mask suggestions, whether it's egg whites, 1:44:47.340 --> 1:44:50.220 banana peels, onion juice. 1:44:51.280 --> 1:44:54.580 That would be terrible. Your eyes would be so jacked up. 1:44:54.760 --> 1:44:55.840 Onion juice. 1:44:56.000 --> 1:44:57.180 I did used to do this when I was in 1:44:57.200 --> 1:44:58.900 high school. Toothpaste on pimples. 1:44:59.189 --> 1:44:59.740 I've heard of that. 1:44:59.770 --> 1:45:02.330 It's like an old hack or whatever. I still do that. 1:45:02.410 --> 1:45:05.550 I used to do that. And Brian. XL Mobile powered 1:45:05.570 --> 1:45:06.370 by attorney Dan Newland. 1:45:06.410 --> 1:45:06.689 Interact. 1:45:06.729 --> 1:45:08.969 Need a check. It's a no-brainer. Just call attorney Dan Newland. 1:45:09.010 --> 1:45:12.550 Someone said on TikTok there's a trend of diaper cream 1:45:12.610 --> 1:45:15.910 on your skin because it's good for anti-aging. 1:45:17.060 --> 1:45:19.220 I don't know. What's diaper cream? Like if you have 1:45:19.260 --> 1:45:20.720 a baby with a rash or whatever, like when you 1:45:20.740 --> 1:45:24.590 change your diaper, put it on your face. That's what 1:45:24.610 --> 1:45:25.850 it says. I don't know. I wouldn't do it. 1:45:26.170 --> 1:45:29.710 And then someone said the fish story that we talked about, 1:45:29.729 --> 1:45:31.610 a lady had to have her foot amputated because of it. 1:45:32.070 --> 1:45:35.210 Oh, shoot. Because it got bacterias and stuff from the fish. Yeah. 1:45:35.350 --> 1:45:36.889 Somebody should have told my man was sitting there thinking 1:45:36.930 --> 1:45:40.220 he had a deal of the century. Wow. All right. Well, 1:45:40.229 --> 1:45:42.420 let's get the wheel out and spin that wheel. 1:45:42.939 --> 1:45:44.920 Crystal from Winter Park is going to continue to call 1:45:45.240 --> 1:45:48.280 with her stories until she gets those tickets for her niece. 1:45:48.760 --> 1:45:59.429 Candice, one. Crystal, two. Anna is three. Okay. All right. Crystal. 1:46:00.530 --> 1:46:01.450 Oh, my gosh. 1:46:01.470 --> 1:46:03.150 She's going to be so excited. 1:46:03.210 --> 1:46:03.930 Thank you. 1:46:03.950 --> 1:46:04.710 She's at school. 1:46:04.870 --> 1:46:07.019 I'm going to call her. Oh, my gosh. Thank you. 1:46:07.030 --> 1:46:09.360 Yay. I was trying to call her, you know, being 1:46:09.380 --> 1:46:11.400 nice and tell you didn't win. Oh, man. 1:46:12.600 --> 1:46:12.780 Oh. 1:46:13.860 --> 1:46:14.540 What a jerk. 1:46:15.140 --> 1:46:15.840 I didn't win? 1:46:16.040 --> 1:46:16.860 No, you won, girl. 1:46:16.880 --> 1:46:17.400 I'm playing. 1:46:17.640 --> 1:46:17.980 Okay. 1:46:19.780 --> 1:46:20.900 He just wanted to make you panic. 1:46:21.280 --> 1:46:25.729 I don't even know Somber, but she loves him. So 1:46:25.770 --> 1:46:27.970 she's going to take a friend, and this isn't even 1:46:27.990 --> 1:46:28.250 for me. 1:46:28.290 --> 1:46:30.630 Thank you so, so much. I'm so excited. That is 1:46:30.650 --> 1:46:31.030 your niece? 1:46:31.890 --> 1:46:32.689 No, my sister. 1:46:32.729 --> 1:46:33.510 Oh, your sister. 1:46:33.910 --> 1:46:35.910 We adopted her 17 years ago. 1:46:36.050 --> 1:46:36.880 Yes, yes, yes. 1:46:36.900 --> 1:46:37.800 Well, congratulations. 1:46:38.100 --> 1:46:42.220 You got to pay to see Somber. You are the 1:46:42.300 --> 1:46:44.480 reason to her coming up at the Kia Center October 25th, 1:46:44.920 --> 1:46:45.960 and you got the tickets, okay? 1:46:46.760 --> 1:46:48.560 Oh, thank you. Thank you. 1:46:48.620 --> 1:46:50.269 Hold on. We'll get some information for you. It's 9.3. 1:46:50.260 --> 1:46:54.020 Let's get out of here. Got to say good day 1:46:54.040 --> 1:46:55.889 to Erica. Erica, so how was it? 1:46:55.979 --> 1:46:56.420 How did you feel? 1:46:56.960 --> 1:47:00.400 I loved being here, and I honestly hope that I 1:47:00.439 --> 1:47:02.810 can get to do this again because, like I said, 1:47:02.830 --> 1:47:04.550 this is something I've wanted to do for such a 1:47:04.590 --> 1:47:07.070 long time. So the fact that I'm getting to do 1:47:07.110 --> 1:47:09.530 this and with you guys because of the fact that 1:47:09.550 --> 1:47:10.309 I've been listening to. 1:47:10.330 --> 1:47:11.210 You guys for so long. 1:47:11.229 --> 1:47:12.370 That's got to be kind of weird. 1:47:12.570 --> 1:47:15.350 Well, it feels like full circle moments. 1:47:15.410 --> 1:47:15.630 Yeah. 1:47:16.650 --> 1:47:19.410 I sit here and I'm like, I could definitely do this. 1:47:19.479 --> 1:47:21.780 I mean, obviously I have a lot to learn and 1:47:21.860 --> 1:47:23.240 I've got a lot of stuff that I would have 1:47:23.260 --> 1:47:27.059 to work on. But this is definitely, this has been amazing. 1:47:27.080 --> 1:47:30.080 She asked me how long I've been here. I said 1:47:30.080 --> 1:47:32.980 38 years. Her next question was to ask me my age. 1:47:33.020 --> 1:47:33.530 She pulled it. 1:47:33.700 --> 1:47:34.460 She did, she did. 1:47:37.189 --> 1:47:39.400 Because you, I mean, I honestly, I would have thought 1:47:39.410 --> 1:47:41.240 you were maybe like, if I had to guess, like 1:47:41.280 --> 1:47:44.700 I've maybe max 40 years old, like the app max max. 1:47:44.800 --> 1:47:45.820 He is. Yes. 1:47:47.540 --> 1:47:50.320 He puts that, uh, fish thing on his face every night. 1:47:50.360 --> 1:47:55.630 And like the fish, just the diaper cream. 1:47:54.070 --> 1:47:56.900 To everyone that they've named. We've done that. Micro laser, 1:47:56.939 --> 1:47:58.160 whatever that's called, does that. 1:47:58.360 --> 1:48:00.640 Now, you said you had a podcast. How can people 1:48:00.680 --> 1:48:02.440 hear your podcast? I'll let you promote it. 1:48:02.620 --> 1:48:06.700 Oh, thank you. It's on Spotify. It's on iHeartRadio. 1:48:07.220 --> 1:48:10.140 I believe it's on everywhere you can hear podcasts. It's 1:48:10.180 --> 1:48:13.309 called Music History on a High Note. I will warn you, 1:48:13.390 --> 1:48:15.530 it's not a good podcast. 1:48:15.650 --> 1:48:20.300 Don't say that. about yourself. That's the point. I love it. 1:48:20.380 --> 1:48:22.800 I do all of my research. It's all music history. 1:48:23.300 --> 1:48:26.060 I do the research. I watch documentaries, read books, and 1:48:26.100 --> 1:48:27.080 then I give. 1:48:26.979 --> 1:48:30.780 It factual, but it doesn't sound intelligent because we're being 1:48:30.840 --> 1:48:31.500 silly goofy. 1:48:31.680 --> 1:48:34.139 And you're supposed to be. You're having fun. You enjoying 1:48:34.160 --> 1:48:34.420 doing it? 1:48:35.100 --> 1:48:35.670 Oh, I love it. 1:48:35.680 --> 1:48:37.580 Well, then that's all that matters. And I don't know 1:48:37.600 --> 1:48:39.929 why Jeremy told you to bring albums in here. What 1:48:40.050 --> 1:48:40.470 did you bring? 1:48:40.490 --> 1:48:41.090 I brought. 1:48:42.050 --> 1:48:44.310 I brought a couple of special ones. 1:48:44.330 --> 1:48:45.849 We don't even have a turntable. I'm going to play 1:48:45.870 --> 1:48:50.900 it right now. Is there a turntable in the building? No, 1:48:50.939 --> 1:48:52.019 there used to be. There used to be in a 1:48:52.040 --> 1:48:54.700 production room. I don't believe there is anymore. 1:48:54.740 --> 1:48:58.060 For instance, I brought one of my very expensive Michael 1:48:58.100 --> 1:49:01.160 Jackson ones. They actually just reissued this for the first 1:49:01.200 --> 1:49:06.530 time ever recently. I brought a Shinedown one that's not 1:49:06.610 --> 1:49:09.030 even announced yet. It's a 12-inch that they sell on 1:49:09.050 --> 1:49:09.750 tour signed. 1:49:10.250 --> 1:49:10.590 Okay. 1:49:10.610 --> 1:49:11.170 That's cool. 1:49:11.189 --> 1:49:13.729 Brought a couple of signed, a couple of shinedown ones. 1:49:13.910 --> 1:49:15.070 I've got signed. 1:49:14.830 --> 1:49:17.990 Rick Springfield for all the moms out there. 1:49:18.010 --> 1:49:19.750 That high school musical one, that's Johnny's favorite. 1:49:19.790 --> 1:49:21.210 High school musical. 1:49:21.229 --> 1:49:21.689 Uh-oh. 1:49:21.830 --> 1:49:25.010 He's a big Zac Efron fan. I'm going to just. 1:49:24.910 --> 1:49:29.769 Let y'all go. I couldn't name one character. Do they 1:49:29.810 --> 1:49:32.460 have the lineup? Let me see your album come up. 1:49:32.470 --> 1:49:33.610 Let me see if I notice any faces. 1:49:33.710 --> 1:49:34.450 On the high school musical? 1:49:34.490 --> 1:49:34.630 Yeah. 1:49:35.430 --> 1:49:36.050 Let me see. 1:49:36.090 --> 1:49:36.490 You would. 1:49:36.510 --> 1:49:38.769 Yeah, you'll know at least one. 1:49:38.790 --> 1:49:39.930 At least two. 1:49:39.950 --> 1:49:42.430 I only know one. Okay. 1:49:42.470 --> 1:49:43.350 Thanks, Spring Break. 1:49:43.450 --> 1:49:46.790 Now, this lady, we had her in here before. Who's that? 1:49:46.830 --> 1:49:47.990 You had Ashley Tisdale in here? 1:49:48.130 --> 1:49:48.650 Oh, yeah. 1:49:48.930 --> 1:49:49.269 Oh, yeah. 1:49:49.350 --> 1:49:50.550 Ashley Tisdale. She was in here. 1:49:50.570 --> 1:49:50.750 Yeah. 1:49:50.930 --> 1:49:51.250 Okay. 1:49:51.310 --> 1:49:52.130 That is so cool. 1:49:52.150 --> 1:49:53.650 Oh, and Vanessa Hudgens. Yeah, Vanessa Hudgens. 1:49:53.689 --> 1:49:53.870 Yeah. 1:49:53.930 --> 1:49:55.809 I remember her from Spring Break. Spring Break. 1:49:55.830 --> 1:49:56.090 Yeah. 1:49:56.110 --> 1:49:56.630 Okay. 1:49:56.670 --> 1:49:57.729 I brought a little. 1:49:57.570 --> 1:49:59.610 Bit of everything just to kind of showcase what I do. 1:49:59.689 --> 1:50:02.030 And when I do my website, I carry a little 1:50:02.050 --> 1:50:02.870 bit of everything, too. 1:50:02.970 --> 1:50:05.570 Did Jeremy tell you why to bring some albums in here? 1:50:05.860 --> 1:50:08.840 He just said to showcase them off and everything just 1:50:08.939 --> 1:50:11.490 to kind of show that that's part of me, I guess. 1:50:11.570 --> 1:50:12.450 That's your thing. 1:50:12.650 --> 1:50:13.210 I'll just share. 1:50:13.229 --> 1:50:13.490 Yeah. 1:50:13.810 --> 1:50:14.910 It's like show and tell. Gotcha. 1:50:15.030 --> 1:50:16.570 Which, I mean, I'm always down to show them, so 1:50:16.610 --> 1:50:17.220 I was like, okay. 1:50:17.439 --> 1:50:17.530 Okay. 1:50:18.060 --> 1:50:19.340 I mean, it is really cool. 1:50:19.439 --> 1:50:19.880 It is cool. 1:50:19.900 --> 1:50:21.500 Because they are coming back around. 1:50:21.540 --> 1:50:22.880 When she told me that Jeremy told her to bring 1:50:22.900 --> 1:50:23.700 some albums in, I was like. 1:50:25.400 --> 1:50:27.519 He's like, what? Is there a turntable? 1:50:27.620 --> 1:50:29.700 He might have one down there for you, too. 1:50:29.740 --> 1:50:30.099 He might. 1:50:30.280 --> 1:50:31.509 He might have some stuff down there for you. 1:50:31.520 --> 1:50:32.440 Well, thank you for coming in. 1:50:32.660 --> 1:50:34.990 No, thank you guys so much for going through my 1:50:35.050 --> 1:50:37.730 application and letting me come in and do this. 1:50:37.910 --> 1:50:39.670 And hopefully I'll be able to do it again. 1:50:39.750 --> 1:50:41.189 And tell your mom your hair looks beautiful. 1:50:41.550 --> 1:50:44.250 Thank you. She's listening, so she definitely knows. 1:50:44.310 --> 1:50:46.340 Her hair looks good. I just burned my child's neck. 1:50:46.570 --> 1:50:47.030 But you know. 1:50:47.140 --> 1:50:47.849 She looks great. 1:50:47.990 --> 1:50:50.120 Yes, she does. Rae, what you got going on, girl? 1:50:50.540 --> 1:50:53.840 Not much today. Just hopefully another nap and then a 1:50:54.080 --> 1:50:56.400 fun little ceremony for our friend Steph. 1:50:56.420 --> 1:50:58.740 That's right. That's right. That's heading out that way today. Mr. 1:50:58.760 --> 1:50:59.460 Brian Grimes. 1:50:59.900 --> 1:51:00.160 Nothing. 1:51:00.180 --> 1:51:02.180 Just got some radio shows to do. And then I 1:51:02.200 --> 1:51:04.540 have to head over to Mount Dora this afternoon. 1:51:04.560 --> 1:51:07.620 I'm not... taking the boat out. I'm dropping it off 1:51:07.660 --> 1:51:10.180 to maybe never pick it up again. How do you 1:51:10.200 --> 1:51:10.680 feel about that? 1:51:10.700 --> 1:51:14.930 We'll see. I feel good about it. I had to 1:51:14.950 --> 1:51:16.750 fill my truck up this morning. I'm tired of paying 1:51:16.770 --> 1:51:17.550 for gas like that. 1:51:18.010 --> 1:51:18.570 How much was it? 1:51:18.550 --> 1:51:19.150 $ 93. 1:51:18.850 --> 1:51:19.450 $ 93. 1:51:19.150 --> 1:51:23.769 That's a lot of money. 1:51:23.810 --> 1:51:24.630 Thanks, Obama. 1:51:24.830 --> 1:51:27.110 I said that last night at the gas pump. 1:51:27.250 --> 1:51:28.729 My dad was like, what? And I was like, nothing. 1:51:29.750 --> 1:51:32.170 Nothing. What are you talking about? 1:51:32.189 --> 1:51:33.310 Mine was $ 84. 1:51:33.250 --> 1:51:37.259 I think mine was $ 80. 1:51:36.080 --> 1:51:36.500 Isn't that crazy? 1:51:36.580 --> 1:51:36.960 It is. 1:51:37.340 --> 1:51:39.290 But I still got a half tank. And I even 1:51:39.330 --> 1:51:40.040 drove to Tampa. 1:51:40.160 --> 1:51:40.460 Oh, nice. 1:51:40.520 --> 1:51:43.130 So I'm still good to go. Well, hopefully it works 1:51:43.189 --> 1:51:44.490 out for you, brother. Yeah, we'll see how that goes. 1:51:44.680 --> 1:51:46.850 All right. Ryan Seacrest is all yours. Have a beautiful day, y'all. 1:51:46.860 --> 1:51:47.410 We'll see you.