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Speaker 2: Already genis Cervetti with us this morning and Bloomberg here
Speaker 2: a global food giant cutting thousands of jobs.
Speaker 3: Tell me about it, well, Steve, this is Nesle. They
Speaker 3: planned to cut sixteen thousand jobs. The food giant said
Speaker 3: these cuts them out to about six percent of the workforce. Now,
Speaker 3: Nesley's third quarter sales did rise and beat expectations. The
Speaker 3: gains were driven in part by the higher prices that
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Speaker 2: Steve already in Canada, of all places, threatening legal action
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Speaker 3: Yeah, Canada has threatened legal action against Stilantis after the
Speaker 3: carmaker announced it's canceling plans to make the Jeep Compass
Speaker 3: SUV in Ontario. Instead, it's moving that production to Illinois,
Speaker 3: and Canada's industry minister said she would consider Stilantis in
Speaker 3: default in light of government support extended to the carmaker.
Speaker 2: Already less than ninety minutes from the start of the market.
Speaker 4: What are you seeing?
Speaker 3: Well? Right now it's looking like a higher Wall Street
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Speaker 3: Gina Servetti on news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 4: Thanks Gina.
Speaker 2: It's eight eleven on seven hundred WLW, Thursday morning. I
Speaker 2: always get to talk to Gary Sullivan on Tom Burnaman Show,
Speaker 2: our National Home Improvement Expert Saturdays and Sunday mornings and
Speaker 2: fifty five KRC. Gary Sullivan, Good morning. How are you
Speaker 2: more than Steve?
Speaker 4: How are you doing?
Speaker 2: I'm still here and I get to talk to you,
Speaker 2: so my day is even better.
Speaker 4: We'll put you to over there you go.
Speaker 5: It's fall, it's autumn, it's.
Speaker 2: It's chili that time of year, getting jul What projects
Speaker 2: should we be looking at around our home this time
Speaker 2: of year?
Speaker 4: You know a lot of.
Speaker 6: Times, Steve, we start talking about all these big projects
Speaker 6: like we do in a kitchen or a bathroom and stuff.
Speaker 4: But there's there's a there's hundreds of little.
Speaker 6: Tiny things you can do this time of year that
Speaker 6: will kind of really help you out, maybe save you
Speaker 6: some money. Uh, maybe you have a little healthier environment
Speaker 6: inside our home during a cold winter months. And the
Speaker 6: first one would be something as simple as changing the
Speaker 6: filter on your furnace. That's easy, it's so easy, but
Speaker 6: I always have to talk about it because people I
Speaker 6: still talk to people, they go like.
Speaker 4: There's a filter. Yeah, there's a filter. And there's all
Speaker 4: different kinds too.
Speaker 6: So the just flat type filter inexpensive, less than a buck,
Speaker 6: change them every thirty days. Depleted filters every ninety days, and.
Speaker 4: There's even degrees.
Speaker 6: They're called MERV ratings on how how how big of
Speaker 6: particles they filter out. You can get a nerve reading
Speaker 6: of about fourteen, which actually filter out viruses. They also
Speaker 6: have some a little bit of a drawback too, and
Speaker 6: in terms of decreasing the airflow through the home.
Speaker 4: So maybe when it gets below.
Speaker 6: Zero you switch that out to just a regular five
Speaker 6: dollars pleated filter every ninety days. MERV rating about a
Speaker 6: five or six does a great job, bottom line, change
Speaker 6: it all right.
Speaker 2: I'm almost afraid to ask, but what is going on
Speaker 2: for people who aren't changing their filter?
Speaker 6: Well, what happens? That's a great question too. It just
Speaker 6: restricts all the airflow because the filter's clogged. So you're
Speaker 6: restricting the airflow. You can't satisfy the thermostat Okay, So
Speaker 6: what happens is your furnace works harder, harder and doesn't
Speaker 6: shut down. So it's costing you a ton of money.
Speaker 6: It's also not real good on the furnace itself. All right,
Speaker 6: what I gutter clean out. Look at all those beautiful leaves,
Speaker 6: they're all going to end up on your roof, you're
Speaker 6: lawn and in your gutters and going into winter time
Speaker 6: or whenever there's snow, ice, rain, you want all that
Speaker 6: water move around away from the foundation. Everybody talks about it,
Speaker 6: not all of us do anything about it. But I'd
Speaker 6: like to take it a step further. Once the leaves
Speaker 6: have fallen, you get those gutters cleaned out, Let's get
Speaker 6: a hose up there and run the water down the
Speaker 6: down spout. And if you have a connected to a
Speaker 6: pipe that takes the water underground, make sure that water's
Speaker 6: coming out the other side of the pipe. A lot
Speaker 6: of times they're clogged. Also a lot of times the
Speaker 6: pipe's broken, it's crushed. So you'll really learn a lot
Speaker 6: of just putting a hose down the down spout and
Speaker 6: making sure the water's getting to the other side.
Speaker 2: All right, I was going to ask you about the
Speaker 2: torn weather stripping doors and thresholds. I gotta do this
Speaker 2: from the garage going into the house. But how important
Speaker 2: is that torn weather stripping.
Speaker 6: Well, you know, if you got kids, probably got torn
Speaker 6: weather stripping.
Speaker 4: They love to pick at the foam and the vinyl
Speaker 4: and all.
Speaker 6: That, but even over time they wear, they split, they crack.
Speaker 6: Very important because if it's not a tight seal and
Speaker 6: you have one of those lovely Cincinnati days of you know,
Speaker 6: like twelve degrees in the morning, shouldn't that far off
Speaker 6: that air is coming in your home and that's costing
Speaker 6: you money. And I don't know about you, but I've
Speaker 6: been a little startled by the energy bill the last
Speaker 6: couple of months. So anything we can do to kind
Speaker 6: of seal things up around the sides of the doors,
Speaker 6: at the top of the doors, the bottom of the door,
Speaker 6: if that weather stripping is torn or missing, and you
Speaker 6: can see daylight, you know, a sunny day right now
Speaker 6: coming through there, there's like door sweeps that can be
Speaker 6: screwed right onto the door itself. And our vinyl flap
Speaker 6: would meet the threshold or the floor, and then even
Speaker 6: the threshold where the door sits. There's usually a little.
Speaker 4: Rubble rubber vinyl bulb.
Speaker 6: That goes across. Those are usually replaceable. You can just
Speaker 6: pull them out. There's about six different styles. Take them
Speaker 6: to the hardware storing, get a new one.
Speaker 2: And you're talking seals there. What about the garage door seal?
Speaker 2: Is that important this time?
Speaker 4: You hear it?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: What was last time you changed yours?
Speaker 2: When some varmint got in my garage and shooting that
Speaker 2: he sewed his way out exactly and that's why you
Speaker 2: want to change him.
Speaker 4: That's exactly right.
Speaker 6: Good again, Just take a quick look and see, you know,
Speaker 6: I mean, they get brittle, they get torn, varmints eat them,
Speaker 6: mice get in the house, and it's a really you know,
Speaker 6: it's it's a good thing to pay attention to. The
Speaker 6: one really neat thing is clope garage doors use the
Speaker 6: same seal they've used since the thirties.
Speaker 5: Wow, And that's not really hard to change, isn't It's not?
Speaker 6: I mean it's very very simple, but it can be difficult.
Speaker 6: Sometimes it requires a requires a couple pair of hands
Speaker 6: to keep it straight. Wipe that track down real good.
Speaker 6: You might even get like a hair iron, warm up
Speaker 6: that vinyl seal just to get it supple where you
Speaker 6: can slide it in their little silicon spray it gonna
Speaker 6: hurt you it all either.
Speaker 2: Well, while we're talking about garage doors, what about lubricating
Speaker 2: the tracks or the.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the door.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, garage doores breakdown during highs and lows.
Speaker 6: So in the middle of the summer in July went
Speaker 6: is real hot. In the middle of January when it's
Speaker 6: blow zero, that's usually when they start having problems. And
Speaker 6: of course lubrication of the wheels that ride in the track.
Speaker 6: That that's really key. The problem is is people use
Speaker 6: all kinds of things in those tracks. They use grease,
Speaker 6: which is a total one percent. No, no, they use
Speaker 6: like a real real refined oil. No, not gonna last
Speaker 6: very long. Get a rag mineral spirits, Wipe the track
Speaker 6: down real good, and get like a silicone there's a
Speaker 6: brand Blaster lubricants. They have actual garage door lubricant which
Speaker 6: is kind of a silicone teflon combo, and just spray
Speaker 6: the track, move it up and down, and you only
Speaker 6: got to do it maybe twice a year doing them,
Speaker 6: you know, you know, like right now, be perfect, Yeah,
Speaker 6: and then next spring would be the second time. And
Speaker 6: keep it lubricate after you do the tracks and the wheels,
Speaker 6: make sure you do the hinges the spring.
Speaker 4: Just lubricate up.
Speaker 6: It'll be quieter too, so you'll get added benefits there.
Speaker 5: All right, a couple more.
Speaker 2: We're talking to Gary Sullivan, national home improvement Expert, Saturday
Speaker 2: Sunday mornings fifty five. Care see this time of year,
Speaker 2: and I usually do this when the time changes in
Speaker 2: a couple of weeks, test the smoke to protector and
Speaker 2: carbon monoxide detector.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I always wonder how many people really do that. They
Speaker 6: just hear it because we do it every year. We
Speaker 6: tell people to do it. But you know a smoke
Speaker 6: detector is good for ten years. Yeah, yeah, how many
Speaker 6: people really date those? Many people really pay attention to them.
Speaker 6: It's one of those things. It's like insurance, right, yep.
Speaker 5: You only need it when you need it, but change it.
Speaker 2: Changing the batteries at twice a year is absolutely it's
Speaker 2: good with the time change.
Speaker 6: It just reminds sure. Sure, I'm not discounting that fact
Speaker 6: at all, but yeah. In fact I do. I do
Speaker 6: mine in the fall. I do it once a year, yeah,
Speaker 6: but once it's better or none. And some of these batteries,
Speaker 6: now they left a long time use an inexpensive cheap batteries.
Speaker 6: You know, twice a year was fine, But how she
Speaker 6: used some of these new age batteries. I'm telling them
Speaker 6: once a year is plenty. But make sure that it works.
Speaker 6: There's a test button on there. If it doesn't work,
Speaker 6: it's probably dirty. You can take off the face plate
Speaker 6: of that, take your vacuum and just vacuum the dust
Speaker 6: out of it. If it's over ten years old, replace it.
Speaker 2: Absolutely and get some professional to do it so you
Speaker 2: don't mess it up. Hey, Gary, thanks so much for
Speaker 2: talking to us.
Speaker 4: You bet you.
Speaker 5: Tom will be back next Thursday to talk to you.
Speaker 2: Gary Sullivan this morning on seven hundred WLW, thanks so much.
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Speaker 7: The Bengals take on the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday Night football.
Speaker 7: Pittsburgh is threatening to run away with the NFC North.
Speaker 7: They've won three consecutive games. I'm still not sure how
Speaker 7: good they are, so there's my question, how good.
Speaker 4: Of the sea.
Speaker 8: Look The last time is Steelers loss here at home
Speaker 8: or at the Bengals was twenty twenty one, so you
Speaker 8: always keep that in your head. I think you know
Speaker 8: they've obviously they have won three straight. So you pointed
Speaker 8: that they beat Minnesota, who absolutely boat raced the Bengals,
Speaker 8: so that's good. They're number two in the NFL and sacks,
Speaker 8: number two in takeaways. So do I think they're a
Speaker 8: dominant team that's going to go on a Super Bowl run? No,
Speaker 8: But I think they have the pieces, and I think
Speaker 8: they have the mindset that just you know, the Mike
Speaker 8: tomlin Way have just grind out some victories, and you
Speaker 8: have a quarterback who's has more experience than Joe Flacco,
Speaker 8: So you know, you add all those things together and
Speaker 8: I think they're again, not not a world beater type
Speaker 8: of team, but but I think they are a good team.
Speaker 4: What do you think. I think they're.
Speaker 7: Tough to play on a week to week basis. I
Speaker 7: do not take them seriously as bona fide championship contenders.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, and I think that's fair.
Speaker 8: But yeah, we just this particular week, this Thursday night,
Speaker 8: is certainly a tough opponent.
Speaker 7: Eight fifteen Bengals and Steelers from pay Corpse Stadium pregame
Speaker 7: coverage on seven hundred w WELW begins at three o'clock
Speaker 7: with Rocky Boyman on Moeger.
Speaker 5: Michelle is not out. Good morning, Michelle, How.
Speaker 9: Are you morning?
Speaker 5: How are you good?
Speaker 2: I love listening to you and Tom every week about
Speaker 2: this time talking about what to do in Cincinnati. You
Speaker 2: guys break it out, family, date night, and singles. So
Speaker 2: depending on what you gotta do this weekend or who
Speaker 2: you're doing it with, let's start with family this morning.
Speaker 4: Is that all right?
Speaker 5: All right, I've got it for the love of kids?
Speaker 4: What is that?
Speaker 9: Okay? So this is a beach Acres event and it's
Speaker 9: at Washington Park on Sunday noon to four and it's
Speaker 9: this family fun zoo, animals, circus performers, music, and free pizza.
Speaker 9: I mean, if that doesn't get you right there, I
Speaker 9: don't know.
Speaker 4: What does free pizza.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm gonna have to go to that one.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Next is International Friendship Day. That's not a Friendship park,
Speaker 9: which is right in my front yard. I love this park.
Speaker 9: It's at the end by the boat House by Emery
Speaker 9: in Ye. That's Saturday eleven to two and there is
Speaker 9: multicultural booths all kinds of international entertainment, food and activities.
Speaker 5: And it's supposed to be great looking weather for that day.
Speaker 4: Too, right, that's what I saw.
Speaker 9: Yeah, this is great stuff, okay, and then the next
Speaker 9: two are really fun.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 9: So there's the Salt Festival. I've never heard of this.
Speaker 9: This is at Boneleck State Park in Union, Kentucky, and
Speaker 9: you can learn about the early settlers and salt making, archery,
Speaker 9: tomahawk throwing, food, live music. And this is Friday nine
Speaker 9: to three, Saturday ten to six, and Sunday ten to five.
Speaker 5: That's called the Salt Festival.
Speaker 4: You're right now. I haven't heard about that either.
Speaker 9: I haven't either.
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe got three days to get to Big bone
Speaker 2: Lick State Park talking to hey, Michelle family. Stuff to
Speaker 2: do this weekend. This one's a good one. The Country
Speaker 2: Pumpkin Fall Fest.
Speaker 9: Yeah, well, the list of activities on this one was huge.
Speaker 9: I didn't narrow it down. This is in dry Ridge.
Speaker 9: They have giant slides, fairy Tale Trail, mini mazes, hay rides,
Speaker 9: adventure barn. They have a chunkin pumpkins, So chuck pumpkins.
Speaker 9: It's a good time right there, right, Yeah, and yeah,
Speaker 9: and tons more so. This is open I think every day.
Speaker 9: But Tuesday, and this is open through November one.
Speaker 5: What a fairy tale trail is I think they.
Speaker 9: Do the characters is what I think kind of thing.
Speaker 9: That's what I'm envisioning. At least they have to go.
Speaker 4: Check it out.
Speaker 2: That's great stuff, great stuff for the family they can do.
Speaker 2: And so again you and Tom break this up to
Speaker 2: family date night people, and then singles. We're up to
Speaker 2: date night. I guess we got a big one that
Speaker 2: can be happening tonight.
Speaker 9: I know this is, yep, the Bengals and Steelers tonight.
Speaker 9: You know, if you have a ticket, you can go
Speaker 9: to the game. If not, they have the block party
Speaker 9: at the banks and all the activities going on before
Speaker 9: the game, and there's so many places to watch the
Speaker 9: game down there too, So that would be ye a
Speaker 9: good one. Let's see what happens with that.
Speaker 4: Yeps.
Speaker 2: Yep, I think we have a broadcasting life three to
Speaker 2: six thirty there at the Holy Grail. Lance and his
Speaker 2: guys Rocky Mo. I think they're all going to be there,
Speaker 2: but perfect, yea perfect there. What on earth is charm
Speaker 2: at the farm?
Speaker 9: Okay? So I put this in the date area. This
Speaker 9: could be singles a date. This is a huge shopping
Speaker 9: event in lovin In and it's on this big farm.
Speaker 9: It's really pretty and there are people vendors from all over.
Speaker 9: This is a great way to start your Christmas shopping
Speaker 9: at you're one of those people who like to do
Speaker 9: it early. But they also have music and food vendors
Speaker 9: and everything. And this goes on all weekends, starting Friday
Speaker 9: at three thirty to seven, Saturday nine to four, and
Speaker 9: Sunday ten to three. It's a really it's Lebanon. It's
Speaker 9: just so pretty out there is a.
Speaker 5: Whole the whole city. Is that where it's at.
Speaker 9: No, it's on this farm, on a fall farm, Lebanon.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 9: Yes.
Speaker 2: When I when I saw this next one, I about
Speaker 2: fell over because I can't believe it's time for hockey
Speaker 2: ciplones ho you either, It's kicking off this weekend.
Speaker 9: I can't believe it. Yeah, Saturday seven thirty against the
Speaker 9: Wheeling Nailers. I always love the names of the teams,
Speaker 9: and this could be a cheap date for you because
Speaker 9: it's also the two dollars hot dog beer and soda night,
Speaker 9: So I mean that's perfect. Yeah. I love the Cyclones.
Speaker 9: They're so funny and they always do so well, so they're,
Speaker 9: you know, our one team also that gets us somewhere
Speaker 9: a lot. And speaking of another team that gets us
Speaker 9: somewhere FCC Yes, So this is their final regular season
Speaker 9: Saturday six and yes, and they always have a really
Speaker 9: good pregame festivity situation down at Washington Park. That's where
Speaker 9: they kick off and the Bailey people they kick you
Speaker 9: off from there and take you to the stadium and
Speaker 9: they just clinch the playoffs. So that is fantastic news.
Speaker 9: I know, I love them.
Speaker 2: In this town, the Reds and Bengals gets so much.
Speaker 2: But we've got college basketball, we got the Cyclones there,
Speaker 2: we got fcc FC Cincinnati. It's just wonderful. All the
Speaker 2: sporting events that you can go to another one for
Speaker 2: date night. What is Dixon's violin?
Speaker 9: Okay, this kept popping up, so I had to dig
Speaker 9: into it. And this is at Northside Tavern Friday at
Speaker 9: seven point thirty. It's a ticketed event, but this sounds
Speaker 9: incredible when I looked up this guy. It's like an
Speaker 9: electric violin, but they say his music is like magic.
Speaker 9: He's at a claim violin. It's known to mesmerize his audience.
Speaker 9: So I would definitely put this on your list, and
Speaker 9: I would grab a ticket quick because they are advertising
Speaker 9: it around town like crazy and it looks really really cool.
Speaker 2: And that's that's north Side town tonight tonight seven, Friday night.
Speaker 4: I'm sure Friday night. What am I thinking?
Speaker 9: Yeah, well feels like Friday.
Speaker 4: There you go.
Speaker 2: Now we're talking to Hey, Michelle always on Tom Brenneman
Speaker 2: on Thursday mornings at this time.
Speaker 5: Now we're up to singles.
Speaker 2: Things you can do by yourself if you don't have
Speaker 2: a date or family, I guess, or just.
Speaker 9: Want to grab your girls.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you just want to go out with Yeah, what
Speaker 2: is Paint your pet?
Speaker 6: I know?
Speaker 9: This looks so fun. So you know they have these
Speaker 9: paint and SIPs that you can paint scenes and you
Speaker 9: know things like that. Well this one and this guy
Speaker 9: is helping you paint your pet. So he's actually if
Speaker 9: you send your you have to do it quick. This
Speaker 9: is Saturday at twelve thirty, but I think you send
Speaker 9: your pictures to him and he'll sketch out your pet
Speaker 9: and then when you go. It's a Third Eye Brewing,
Speaker 9: which is a great little brewery out here in like
Speaker 9: the Shearonville area, Trek County area and then you go
Speaker 9: and paint your pet and you can do it in
Speaker 9: any style you want, but he kind of guides you
Speaker 9: through painting your dog or cat or bird or whatever
Speaker 9: you have.
Speaker 5: But it's a ticketed event for Saturday.
Speaker 9: Yeah yeah, yeah, so get yeah, because I think he
Speaker 9: needs your pictures early to help you sketch it out.
Speaker 9: So yeah, look into that. And it's Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Speaker 9: October is and so Making Strides Walk is Saturday at
Speaker 9: eight thirty down and eats the eight Men's Coat. So
Speaker 9: if you walk in the morning or run in the morning,
Speaker 9: you as we'll make it, you know, towards the cause
Speaker 9: and do it down there and run the river.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, that's for a great cause. We need to help
Speaker 2: out there.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: One thing, I've had a couple of tacos this week
Speaker 2: because it is like the eighth eight Old Taco week.
Speaker 4: Tell us about it.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so wraps up this weekend, so all around town
Speaker 9: you get two dollars and fifty cent tacos and tons
Speaker 9: of spots. Some of my favorites baker Field, PoTA, Roja,
Speaker 9: maszooonte Alba, Reel up in Mount Adams. The list is huge,
Speaker 9: and you know, taco every day, not just Tuesdays.
Speaker 5: I like, I'm going to write that one down. Taco
Speaker 5: every day, not just Tuesday.
Speaker 2: For those of us that like music, there's some concerts
Speaker 2: in comedy coming up this week, so.
Speaker 9: These would be great too. So Brandy and Monica, this
Speaker 9: is like a throwback to the nineties. R and B.
Speaker 9: They're at Heritage Banks, so this is a big one.
Speaker 9: And this is tonight. And Herbie Hancock. I haven't heard
Speaker 9: about him in a while, but he's a Taft Theater
Speaker 9: on Friday, yep. And then there's some comedy which I
Speaker 9: always have to slow down on these names. Ali Sedek
Speaker 9: he's at the Taft on Saturday, and he's a really
Speaker 9: good storytelling comedian. He's got a lot of history and
Speaker 9: I guess he's just a funny guy. And then there's
Speaker 9: kamal Okay Practices and Johnny which I do know. I
Speaker 9: do know his name, but I knew when I read
Speaker 9: this it was gonna be a ton twister jokes on me.
Speaker 9: This is at the Taft tonight and he's an Emmy
Speaker 9: Award winning show from Silicon Valley and he's been in
Speaker 9: a lot of movies. Yeah, he's a well known guy.
Speaker 9: So that would be a fun one to do tonight
Speaker 9: if you don't.
Speaker 4: Have any plans. Yeah, and what's his name again?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 9: I mean thank thank you very much. That's really funny. God,
Speaker 9: you're like the big brother.
Speaker 2: I don't need there you go, and uh, you got
Speaker 2: a ticket for on sale for the November eleventh gig
Speaker 2: at Gilligans.
Speaker 4: Tell us about this.
Speaker 9: Yes, I do hanging with Hay Michelle. I do it
Speaker 9: once a month and we go on new restaurants and bars,
Speaker 9: and this one at Gilligans and Gilligans on the Green
Speaker 9: and Wyoming and they have west Side Brewing in there
Speaker 9: and we're doing a four course dinner beer tasting. And
Speaker 9: I have a link to the tickets in my bio
Speaker 9: on my Instagram, which is hey Michelle one all right,
Speaker 9: or on Facebook, or you can just check out Gillians
Speaker 9: and they.
Speaker 4: Have it also. All right.
Speaker 5: Tom always asks you what are you going to be
Speaker 5: doing at these time?
Speaker 9: He does, you know? I have one hundred and one
Speaker 9: year old mother, so I'm hanging out with her this weekend.
Speaker 9: This is my weekend with mom. It'll be a low
Speaker 9: key one love one.
Speaker 2: Hey, Hey Michelle, I love talking to you Tom. We'll
Speaker 2: be back next Thursday to talk.
Speaker 9: To you, Okay, awesome, great, have a good weekend, and
Speaker 9: to thanks.
Speaker 5: So much, hey Michelle on seven hundred w l WD.
Speaker 5: I learned so much.
Speaker 2: And I find out places to go and things to
Speaker 2: do on the weekend, so I learn a lot there,
Speaker 2: as you do on Tom Burnaman's show.
Speaker 5: Before we do traffic checking in here this morning, still
Speaker 5: just just are you there?
Speaker 3: There?
Speaker 4: You go, oh, sure, we were doing this thing. I've
Speaker 4: got a couple more. I don't know. I thought you
Speaker 4: may have taken nap No, no, no.
Speaker 1: I joined right back in when Michelle said paint your pet,
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden.
Speaker 4: I had this idea of a roller and a pain.
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh my god, yeah that's what I thought.
Speaker 2: But she explained it, Yes, she did better. Homes and
Speaker 2: Gardens have a story that we've been talking about all morning.
Speaker 2: The Halloween candy that matches your zodiac sign. According to
Speaker 2: an astrologer, Yes, up to cancer, and that is Eminem's.
Speaker 2: If you're sign is cancer, that's what you should be doing.
Speaker 4: Huh.
Speaker 2: This star sign enjoys their routine, and I guess Eminem's
Speaker 2: are pretty much routine. Okay, this you should be a
Speaker 2: Leo because it's Reese's peanut butter cups.
Speaker 4: Oh, that's one of my favorites. There you go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and why since their shape looks like a sun,
Speaker 2: they assigned Reese's peanut buttercups to Leo.
Speaker 5: That kind of makes sense. Zodiac sign ruled by the
Speaker 5: sider sour patch.
Speaker 1: Whatever you said was for airs, warheads, warheads were for
Speaker 1: for aries.
Speaker 5: I'm not even sure I've ever had a warhead.
Speaker 4: There.
Speaker 2: One more here, and we'll pick up on this tomorrow morning.
Speaker 2: U Virgo is smarties? Now those little candies. Yeah, it
Speaker 2: says here. The perfect size of the candies and how
Speaker 2: they line up on a row. It's just so neat.
Speaker 2: I guess Virgos need to be neat. Oh they love
Speaker 2: everything in its proper place.
Speaker 4: Icy.
Speaker 1: There you go, Virgos, and they would be Lifesavers would
Speaker 1: be good too, because they at least the fruit.
Speaker 4: Well, you just can't make up your own list. Why not?
Speaker 5: This is better holding garden?
Speaker 4: Yeah they did, didn't they?
Speaker 2: I got somewhere about half. We'll do some more tomorrow morning.
Speaker 2: How is traffic winding up this morning?
Speaker 4: We'll try to get better. But unfortunately, an accident.
Speaker 1: He's been two seventy five before you get to seventy
Speaker 1: five in Sharonville. Is not allowing that to happen? What
Speaker 1: lanes are blocked off? This from the UCE Health Traffic Center.
Speaker 1: The UC Health Women's Sports Medicine Program provides specialized care
Speaker 1: for female athletes at all levels. Scheduling appointment online at
Speaker 1: UCHealth dot com. Traffic's now backing up close to Winton
Speaker 1: because of that wreck northbound two to seventy five. I'm
Speaker 1: seeing some slow traffic coming out of Milford that's partly
Speaker 1: due to an accident. After you get past twenty eight
Speaker 1: that's on the left shoulder northbound seventy five. Slow go
Speaker 1: out of Erlinger into the cut in bound seventy four.
Speaker 1: Just a few break lights left from Montana to the
Speaker 1: seventy five ramp and southbound seventy five. That continues heavy
Speaker 1: through Lachland. Chuck Ingram News Radio seven hundred WLW all right.
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