Speaker 1: Welcome back to the show. That reminds you. If these
Speaker 1: clowns can get ahead, so can you. Robert's morning Glory?
Speaker 1: Is he coming up in a moment? What do you
Speaker 1: have on the way?
Speaker 2: Do?
Speaker 3: Movie theater had to be evacuated for a really bizarre reason.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you why next.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll get to that in just a moment.
Speaker 1: There's somebody who says that minor league baseball player he
Speaker 1: was charged with AsSalt after he threw a baseball tried
Speaker 1: to throw it into the opposing dugout, I believe, but
Speaker 1: it went into the stands and hit a fan in
Speaker 1: the head or something. He was charged with assault. Then
Speaker 1: there was let's see hockey player Marty McSorley. He was
Speaker 1: charged with assault after he sticked the guy with four
Speaker 1: seconds left in a game. I remember that vaguely. Is
Speaker 1: that the one where the guy just went down and
Speaker 1: did it cut his uh? Did it cut his cut
Speaker 1: his neck or something?
Speaker 5: That was with a I thought that was with a skate,
Speaker 5: That that one, right?
Speaker 1: This one was cut his neck?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, And that was like but there wasn't that more
Speaker 1: an ex moderate? This is a what is this guy?
Speaker 1: The guy who got hit I believe was a black
Speaker 1: guy who played in the NHL, which uh, I forget
Speaker 1: the guy's name. What was it, ah Man? I can't remember. Anyways,
Speaker 1: I'm sure you can find that. That's got to be somewhere.
Speaker 1: You can see that he was charged with assault. Somebody says,
Speaker 1: and then somebody says that the only sport to have
Speaker 1: a player arrested mid game was a FIFA match between
Speaker 1: Brazil and Argentina, and twenty twenty one, four Argentine players
Speaker 1: were arrested for violating COVID quarantine. Now, I don't know
Speaker 1: if that's true or not, but maybe anything's possible. I
Speaker 1: suppose touji yo, Are you ready for the sizzy?
Speaker 4: Oh way, here we go on rovers morning glory.
Speaker 3: Well, the first two deaths have been reported in a
Speaker 3: cyclosporiasis outbreak in Michigan.
Speaker 4: The state's Health Department announced.
Speaker 3: Yesterday that this, of course, is an illness caused by
Speaker 3: a tiny parasite that spreads through contaminated food and can
Speaker 3: cause severe stomach problems in dehydration. But we now know
Speaker 3: that both people who died had significant underlying health conditions
Speaker 3: that may have been made worse by the illness and
Speaker 3: the dehydration. The deaths come as cases in the state
Speaker 3: of Michigan have climbed past eleven thousand, including one hundred
Speaker 3: and ninety three people who had to be hospitalized. The
Speaker 3: CDC and said that if they are aware of the
Speaker 3: two deaths and a play and to update his website
Speaker 3: to include confirmed cases as well as death tied today.
Speaker 1: I just heard or I just saw something that said
Speaker 1: that about two weeks before they publicly announced anything, the
Speaker 1: Health Department or Health's whatever was already in touch with
Speaker 1: Taco Bell investigating the case like they had. Interesting they
Speaker 1: had a narrowed down to Taco Bell before they even
Speaker 1: said anything to the public weeks before go on.
Speaker 3: A man suspected of starting one of the massive wildfires
Speaker 3: threatening Spokane, Washington, will be in court this morning.
Speaker 1: Wait did somebody said it on purpose?
Speaker 3: Aaron Farinacci was arrested yesterday after a witness said he
Speaker 3: saw him acting suspiciously near where one of the fires
Speaker 3: started on Saturday. It's believed the Old Trails fire was
Speaker 3: started by matches or a lighter. The thirty seven year
Speaker 3: old Spokane resident is being held on a one million
Speaker 3: dollar bond. He also has a past criminal record in Arizona,
Speaker 3: including a manslaughter conviction for killing his dad in Mesa
Speaker 3: in twenty Oh my god.
Speaker 4: More than sixty thousand people.
Speaker 3: Have been evacuated from the area as the fires burned
Speaker 3: largely on contained Hundreds of structures have been destroyed, although
Speaker 3: no deaths have yet been reported.
Speaker 1: How would they know that that was started by matches
Speaker 1: or a lighter. I don't know how you get caught
Speaker 1: lighting a wildfire. It's just I mean, you could just
Speaker 1: do it. And then they catch these guys somehow. I
Speaker 1: don't know how this is. Like they caught the guy
Speaker 1: down in California. They this guy. I just don't understand
Speaker 1: how you can get caught. There's no evidence left behind.
Speaker 1: One of those say, if it's a lighter light something
Speaker 1: a what's the movie with Kurt Russell?
Speaker 3: Back to one of the best movies about investigating.
Speaker 5: And fire and isn't it like the only movie about fires?
Speaker 4: It was a great movie.
Speaker 1: Think of any other movies.
Speaker 3: Ron Howard movie that was fantastic. A sad story out
Speaker 3: of North Carolina. A married couple was found dead in
Speaker 3: a murder suice side. It was the morning after their
Speaker 3: fortieth wedding anniversary. O Tracy Parker Willits is believed to
Speaker 3: have shot her husband's.
Speaker 1: Oh, we were just talking about this, how the women never.
Speaker 3: Do this, Yeah, before taking her own life in their home.
Speaker 3: And they were found dead early Thursday morning after a
Speaker 3: smart watch worn by one of them detected a fall
Speaker 3: and automatically called nine one one. Oh wow, is that
Speaker 3: what they do? So if we fall, does it call
Speaker 3: nine one one?
Speaker 1: You know, that's a good question.
Speaker 4: How do they know if you fell?
Speaker 1: I think I have fall detection turned on on my watch.
Speaker 1: I think they say not to turn it on if
Speaker 1: you're doing like extreme sports because.
Speaker 3: Never Yeah, what heart rate or like I wonder what
Speaker 3: it is.
Speaker 1: No, it's something with the gyroscopes in there and somehow
Speaker 1: knows something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what triggered the call to nine one one
Speaker 3: was the smart watch.
Speaker 1: And we just talked about this a few days ago.
Speaker 1: We said, or I said, women never do this very rarely.
Speaker 1: Is it a murder suicide where it's a warman who's
Speaker 1: the perpetrator?
Speaker 4: Well, they did.
Speaker 3: So it's Wednesday. They last week. Wednesday they celebrated their
Speaker 3: fortieth anniversary and then Thursday was when she shot him
Speaker 3: and then killed herself. So that obviously, they are still
Speaker 3: investigating to see what.
Speaker 1: Well. Wait, so she must have had a watch on, obviously,
Speaker 1: because if she kills him and then the following day,
Speaker 1: they would have showed up if it was his.
Speaker 3: After a smart watch worn by one of them detected
Speaker 3: a fall and automatically.
Speaker 4: So they didn't say which one. But they're investigating.
Speaker 1: Well, obviously the second one, because if it was the
Speaker 1: first person, she killed him a day before she killed herself.
Speaker 5: Right, No, that's not her soul. Oh the anniversary was
Speaker 5: the day before.
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 4: Okay, still no powerball jackpot winner.
Speaker 3: No one matched all six numbers in last night's drawing,
Speaker 3: so the grand prize jumps to an estimated seven hundred
Speaker 3: eighty six million dollars won.
Speaker 4: What'd you win?
Speaker 1: Four bucks? Oh?
Speaker 4: Good, drover sawas my last day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's up, stay in my house. Off my four bucks?
Speaker 3: I take that, Charlie.
Speaker 1: Let me see if I win if I want anything?
Speaker 1: Am I even still playing? I don't know. Let's see, you.
Speaker 3: Should be still playing if it's an automatic?
Speaker 4: Are you on the DraftKings app?
Speaker 1: Well, that's what I but I might have put up
Speaker 1: auto play in the other one. Let me see here results. Okay,
Speaker 1: son of a bitch. I don't know, I'm gonna have to,
Speaker 1: says winners, and they're like, you know, I let me
Speaker 1: see here. All right, there's continue on. I'm I'm an
Speaker 1: idiot here. Oh so winning orders confirm nothing in August,
Speaker 1: so okay, winning orders for me.
Speaker 3: UFC flight flyweight Alan Nashamento has died after suffering an
Speaker 3: apparent heart attack in his sleep.
Speaker 4: He was only thirty four years old.
Speaker 3: Allen was found unresponsive yesterday morning was pronounced dead at
Speaker 3: the scene despite efforts by emergency responders. The UFC said
Speaker 3: that their thoughts are with his family, friend's, teammates and
Speaker 3: loved ones. He's known by the nickname piro OsO. The
Speaker 3: Brazilian fighter compiled a twenty a twenty two to seven
Speaker 3: professional record, and he earned two performance of the Night
Speaker 3: bonuses and last competed in June when he dropped a
Speaker 3: split decision to Mitch.
Speaker 1: Raposo, and he was he died from what.
Speaker 4: Heart attack in his sleep?
Speaker 1: Heart attack thirty four? Heart attack and sleep thirty four.
Speaker 1: Yeah it's a little unusual. Yeah, all right.
Speaker 3: So a screening of Spider Man Brand New Day in
Speaker 3: Columbia occurred and the whole theater, including somebody that was
Speaker 3: wearing a Spider Man costume, had to evacuate because someone
Speaker 3: in the audience had extreme parts.
Speaker 1: Oh swear.
Speaker 3: The screening didn't get officially canceled, but everyone left before
Speaker 3: the end credits because it smelled so bad. People are
Speaker 3: saying the farterer is the real villain of the movie. Haha,
Speaker 3: But they said the whole thing had to be evacuating.
Speaker 1: No, this has got to be. This is not somebody
Speaker 1: actually farting. This is this is far spray or something
Speaker 1: like that. There's no way somebody.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because farts dissipate.
Speaker 2: I mean, after a few minutes, it's gone.
Speaker 4: Especially if I have garlic. And speaking of.
Speaker 3: Spider Man, al end with this, remember yesterday we had
Speaker 3: done this story where Spider Man was like two million
Speaker 3: shy of the Avengers Endgame for the biggest domestic box
Speaker 3: office opening ever, and you're like, why wouldn't you just.
Speaker 1: Buy buy two million dollars in tickets and then you go,
Speaker 1: We're the biggest of all time.
Speaker 3: Well, the final numbers are in and Spider Man Brand
Speaker 3: New Day has officially overthre own Avengers End Game for
Speaker 3: the biggest domestic box soze how that happening. Ever, it
Speaker 3: earned a total of three hundred and sixty million dollars,
Speaker 3: which surpassed the initial reporting of three hundred and fifty
Speaker 3: five million, and again Avengers endgame was three hundred and
Speaker 3: fifty seven million dollars, So it was a huge amount
Speaker 3: of money that they made there. You got that is
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Speaker 1: Pump and Iron Match has Maybe that guy had a
Speaker 1: Calshi bet on wildfires. Hopefully they don't have that, but
Speaker 1: it wasn't from me. If they did, and that certainly
Speaker 1: would entice people to start a wildfire if they were
Speaker 1: going to get paid out on it. You know that
Speaker 1: Selene Dion, I don't know how this is how this
Speaker 1: is possible, but she had stiff person syndrome. It's a
Speaker 1: real affliction. It sounds made up, but maybe there's a
Speaker 1: more technical name for it. But this is a very
Speaker 1: rare disorder where you just become you can't move basically,
Speaker 1: and you're brittle. You're like a statue and it's I
Speaker 1: guess impossible and maybe even painful to move at all.
Speaker 1: But you can't. They really cannot move. And Selene Dion
Speaker 1: was afflicted with this, and this was years ago that
Speaker 1: she was diagnosed, and I remember seeing interviews with their
Speaker 1: people about it. I don't even know if it was her. Maybe,
Speaker 1: but no, as far as I know, there was no
Speaker 1: cure for it. That's what's that's what's so strange about this. Now,
Speaker 1: maybe if you have a bunch of money and you
Speaker 1: come down with a stiff person syndrome, you can gets
Speaker 1: some sort of treatment or experimental treatment or whatever. She
Speaker 1: is now back to performing. I think you did this
Speaker 1: in the news a while ago, that she was.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 1: I think it's somewhere over in uh not Vegas, could
Speaker 1: be wrong. I don't think it's Vegas. I think of
Speaker 1: somewhere in Europe. I'm not sure. So now people are
Speaker 1: complaining that they went to see Celine Dion and she
Speaker 1: is not up to snuff. Her voice is not what
Speaker 1: it used to be not what it used to be,
Speaker 1: and I sort of is. And people complaining about this,
Speaker 1: but he watched this. Here she is. Yeah, I have
Speaker 1: a video of her.
Speaker 7: It's worse. Yeah you can tell her. Yeah, yeah she.
Speaker 1: Can't. I can't say there. But she is moving around
Speaker 1: like unbelievably, Like how do you move around like that
Speaker 1: after you have this rare disease that my understanding was
Speaker 1: that there was absolutely no treatment or no cure, and
Speaker 1: that you were just this, this is how you're gonna die.
Speaker 1: You're just stiff as boared. So how she somehow was
Speaker 1: treated for that she's moving around I don't know, but
Speaker 1: people are. I mean, what, look when you go to
Speaker 1: see her.
Speaker 4: I've seen her.
Speaker 1: When you go to see her, Not that I ever would,
Speaker 1: but man, it would be misery, absolute misery. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: I'd be stiff with boredom.
Speaker 3: Well I'll tell you. My mom saw her in Vegas.
Speaker 3: After my dad died. My mom got a bunch of
Speaker 3: money and she blew it. She blew it all. She
Speaker 3: went to Italy, she got her breast on her facelip
Speaker 3: celine dion.
Speaker 1: She did it all and she was out of the money.
Speaker 4: Oh, I would say within two years.
Speaker 1: Really, how much? What kind of doe are we talking about?
Speaker 4: I didn't want to know make you angry? No, it
Speaker 4: was just I know, it doesn't matter. It was hers.
Speaker 3: But anyway, she saw Celene Dion and then she told
Speaker 3: my sister and I we have to go and see
Speaker 3: Selene Dion because it was once in a lifetime and
Speaker 3: we were like, absolutely not, there's no way we're going.
Speaker 4: She ended up taking us.
Speaker 1: We ended up.
Speaker 3: Going and it was a fantastic show.
Speaker 4: It was incredible. She can perform.
Speaker 3: She has huge like people behind her stage. It was magical,
Speaker 3: crying like it was fantastic. So when you see her
Speaker 3: in person, or you've even seen her at award shows,
Speaker 3: you know she's really good.
Speaker 4: What you just heard right there?
Speaker 1: Yeah, but people's voices go out sometimes I can't believe.
Speaker 1: I'm well, she's moving around, so what a miracle. She's
Speaker 1: out there performing. You should be happy that she's performing
Speaker 1: instead of complaining about it.
Speaker 4: What's the story? You didn't see what the story is?
Speaker 1: The story is people are complaining that they spend a
Speaker 1: bunch of money on tickets and now, oh.
Speaker 4: Well did they return the money?
Speaker 1: Oh, they didn't return the money. It was going to
Speaker 1: return the money if you're you complain that people are
Speaker 1: complaining that. Yeah, people are complaining like we spent good
Speaker 1: money for this, and this is this is this is
Speaker 1: the level of quality that we're going defin we get
Speaker 1: to see she's sick. Yes, that's what I'm saying. It's
Speaker 1: a miracle even out they're performing.
Speaker 4: So why doesn't she cancel it?
Speaker 6: Well, if you're a Celean Dion fan, you would know
Speaker 6: she's sick and you'd be like, Okay, maybe she will
Speaker 6: be able to move today.
Speaker 1: I don't know, Oh, this is actually better than I thought.
Speaker 4: Yeah, not sick anymore?
Speaker 3: Okay waiting, No, I think.
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't know. When you is there a cure?
Speaker 1: Is she completely cured? I don't know.
Speaker 4: There's two different sick.
Speaker 3: Is she going through something where she was touching her
Speaker 3: chest like she can't breathe she has a cold, or
Speaker 3: are you saying she's sick because she has stiff person syndrome.
Speaker 4: There's two different scenarios here.
Speaker 1: I believe that it's that she can't because I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know if her voice went out or if
Speaker 1: that's just the way she's older, you know, the older
Speaker 1: you are, your voice goes out. We saw Whitney Houston.
Speaker 1: We've seen videos of her at the end, remember how
Speaker 1: well she could sing and then like those last performances,
Speaker 1: but she was doing just really horrendous. Let us drugs, Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: we need drugs and age. I'm sure that that doesn't
Speaker 1: help either. But I mean, I can't believe anybody would
Speaker 1: be complaining about this. It's really what a scumbag you
Speaker 1: are for your complain If you pay a.
Speaker 3: Lot of money, tickets are expensive and they're not up
Speaker 3: to part.
Speaker 4: But you're not just in the story.
Speaker 1: It may not be because she's I don't know the
Speaker 1: miracles she's even up there.
Speaker 4: Well, I don't know what the story is.
Speaker 3: If she's healed and able to go on tour and
Speaker 3: do all this crap, then she should be able to sing.
Speaker 3: We just did a story about bon Jovi. Is it
Speaker 3: bon Jovi that said, hey, I don't feel good. I'm
Speaker 3: not giving you the performance that you deserve. I feel
Speaker 3: like Celine Dion should do the same thing, like listen.
Speaker 6: I can't do this very manlow and there's no way
Speaker 6: he's still move being like you want him to move
Speaker 6: around and you don't complain about that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you can take an under advisement that he's a
Speaker 1: thousand years old.
Speaker 3: No, okay, so that's a great example. His voice is
Speaker 3: still amazing, Like he can still sing.
Speaker 1: He can't talk twenty years ago, thirty years ago, he can't.
Speaker 3: Walk very well, and he's not dance into the copa cabana,
Speaker 3: but he still can sing.
Speaker 4: So I didn't feel slighted.
Speaker 1: So you would ask for your money back if you
Speaker 1: went to the store.
Speaker 3: Actually, I'm quite surprised she didn't say I'm going to
Speaker 3: return all your money. She doesn't need the money. She's
Speaker 3: a billionaire, so why not say, look, I'll reschedule this
Speaker 3: I'm sick. Or does she preface it by saying, Hey,
Speaker 3: I'm still going through this stiff person disease. You're gonna
Speaker 3: come tickets an't to be that expensive, Please have some
Speaker 3: grace ticket. Well, what are you doing it for if
Speaker 3: you're going to entertain me and your your She wants.
Speaker 1: To the best of her ability right now, I think
Speaker 1: you should be. One of the worst things I saw
Speaker 1: when B two and I were we were we were
Speaker 1: in London. She likes to go into places, and we
Speaker 1: went to this play and it was this this thing
Speaker 1: where Celine Dion is supposedly on the Titanic. It's called Titanique.
Speaker 1: Holy Christ, was this the worst thing I've ever seen
Speaker 1: in my entire life? Just, I mean, I just I
Speaker 1: think I was the only straight guy in the audience there.
Speaker 1: That was the first thing. And it was just so bad,
Speaker 1: just everything about it.
Speaker 4: It was the play about.
Speaker 1: Being on the Titanic, went on Titanic. It's not a
Speaker 1: retelling of the movie titan on the Titanic, right, it's
Speaker 1: it's what It's all just so yes, it's a lot
Speaker 1: of her songs.
Speaker 4: And people are on the.
Speaker 1: But the Titanic is thinking, I don't even remember.
Speaker 4: Because I was just you don't even know what the
Speaker 4: hell you saw?
Speaker 1: I know, it was that that ridiculous. And it's something
Speaker 1: about Celine Dion and she's telling a story. It starts
Speaker 1: out she's like they're at a museum or something, maybe
Speaker 1: it's a Titanic museum, and then the person taking you
Speaker 1: through the museum turns out to be Selene Dion, and
Speaker 1: she's like, I was actually on the Titanic, and then
Speaker 1: she tells this incredible lie about being on the Titanic
Speaker 1: or what it's so dumb. It's so dumb.
Speaker 8: I mean, oh, he that guy would sets the wildfires
Speaker 8: to set the theater on fire and put me out
Speaker 8: of my misery.
Speaker 4: Oh gush, all.
Speaker 1: Right, I gotta take a break. We'll be right back
Speaker 1: on Roever's morning glory hanging hey, and he doesn't give
Speaker 1: a glorious I saw that there's this AI company named
Speaker 1: lemon Lime, and last week they got some bad publicity
Speaker 1: because they did an after party at there was some
Speaker 1: sort of like startup sort of conference or something like that,
Speaker 1: I don't know what it was. And they did an
Speaker 1: after party and they had a tattoo artist come to
Speaker 1: the after party and you get a tattoo, sit down,
Speaker 1: get a tattoo. Everything was free, I guess. And then
Speaker 1: the company tweeted or posted on actually I think it
Speaker 1: was on LinkedIn. They said that if you got a
Speaker 1: lemon Lime tattoo, they would give you an instant interview.
Speaker 1: And here, as the post says from the co founder
Speaker 1: of lemon Lime, he says, seven people left our YC
Speaker 1: after party with permanent tattoos. We hosted a YC startup
Speaker 1: school after party at the lemon Lime office to meet
Speaker 1: exceptional people. And find out which of them are just
Speaker 1: as crazy as we are. That's why we brought an
Speaker 1: actual tattoo artist to our party and offered an instant
Speaker 1: interview to anyone who got a lemon lime tattoo. We
Speaker 1: are bold, we take risks, and we do things that
Speaker 1: haven't been done before. Being committed to our mission is
Speaker 1: paramount prerequisites for building the future. If you're reaching out
Speaker 1: to us to apply for a job, you might want
Speaker 1: to take notes. So people were outraged at this photo
Speaker 1: that he had posted of a woman getting a here's
Speaker 1: the post there and there's a woman getting the a
Speaker 1: tattoo there at their thing. And people were outraged at this,
Speaker 1: saying how terrible it is that you you forced people
Speaker 1: to get a tattoo. But here's the thing, nobody actually
Speaker 1: forces people to get a tattoo. The person in the
Speaker 1: picture actually didn't even get a lemon lime tattoo. You
Speaker 1: get to pick your own whatever you want as a tattoo.
Speaker 1: She got to pick her tattoo. She later posted that
Speaker 1: I did not get a tattoo of the lemon lime logo.
Speaker 1: I got a personal one and I love it. Number two. Yes,
Speaker 1: almost everyone else got a lemon lime logo tattoo and
Speaker 1: number three, No, I'm not seeking a job. I run
Speaker 1: my own femtech startup. Whatever that means. What's a femtech startup?
Speaker 6: A feminine like products, but tech like AI powered tampons.
Speaker 4: It tells you when you need to change it. It's
Speaker 4: time full, it's.
Speaker 1: Connected, Bluetooth is connected. It tells you, I'm you're smart.
Speaker 1: Watch time to pull out this tampon?
Speaker 4: Kind of right, vibrate even the signal it's ready to go.
Speaker 6: Software diagnostics, products and services that use technology to focus
Speaker 6: on women's health. Key areas include menstrual health, fertility, pregnancy,
Speaker 6: and menopause care.
Speaker 1: Here is the uh, here's the woman's company, her femtech startup.
Speaker 1: Here's what you do. Number one, you optimize your wellness
Speaker 1: as an iOS beta tester. Okay those number two those
Speaker 1: look like ovaries. I think Number two you have weekly
Speaker 1: conversations and in real life meetups. And then number three
Speaker 1: donate your menstrual blood. So that's donate it donate. That's right.
Speaker 1: We need more menstrul blood to do what was not
Speaker 1: sure the center something or I have no idea? What
Speaker 1: are you doing with your menstrual blood? Huh? Well, that's
Speaker 1: her femtech company that she started up. Anyway, so she
Speaker 1: did not get the Lemon Lime logo. She says, just
Speaker 1: to clarify, But a lot of people are are blasting
Speaker 1: this company for doing this. I don't have any issue
Speaker 1: with this. I really don't. First of all, nobody is
Speaker 1: forcing you to get the tattoo. If you worked not
Speaker 1: hold on. If you worked at the company and they
Speaker 1: said you have to get a tattoo of the company,
Speaker 1: you go, Okay, I don't want a tattoo if you
Speaker 1: stupid logo. If they required all applicants to get a
Speaker 1: tattoo of the company logo, I would also says, that's
Speaker 1: you know, no good. You can't force somebody to do that.
Speaker 1: But if they throw an event and they go, hey,
Speaker 1: look we have a tattoo artist here. If you get
Speaker 1: our tattoo, are our logo tattooed on you, we will
Speaker 1: give you an instant job interview while you're here. But
Speaker 1: not a job. Not a job a job interview, that's
Speaker 1: to me, But that's their choice. That's the person who's
Speaker 1: going to the thing. They get to choose, and maybe
Speaker 1: maybe your choices. Well, I don't want to work for
Speaker 1: this company, maybe your choices. You know what I am really,
Speaker 1: I'll show them I'm just as crazy as they are.
Speaker 1: I'll do whatever it takes to get ahead. And here, yeah,
Speaker 1: go tattoo my forehead. Let's do it. I hope you
Speaker 1: have the required job skills to actually lay in the
Speaker 1: job when they give you the interview. But I don't.
Speaker 1: What's the problem here? Why are people so bet out
Speaker 1: of shape over this? And in fact, the guy he
Speaker 1: had to either come out and apologize. I'll read you
Speaker 1: his apology though. Give me a second here, But what's
Speaker 1: the big deal do you think it is?
Speaker 7: I do?
Speaker 3: I feel like Charlie does too, Like you're you're almost
Speaker 3: looking down if I don't do it, and then degrading
Speaker 3: a little bit if I do it and then I
Speaker 3: don't get the.
Speaker 4: Tattoo. Is not it's always on you.
Speaker 1: No, Yeah, but it's it's but you don't have to
Speaker 1: do that. Nobody's forcing you to get a tattoo. Nobody.
Speaker 1: They said, we'll give you an instant job interview if
Speaker 1: you get the tattoo.
Speaker 4: But why wouldn't I get an instant job interview.
Speaker 3: Without the tattoo? Because nobody's hiring. Everyone's hiring. Everyone is hiring,
Speaker 3: people are looking for work. Really, everyone is hiring right now.
Speaker 3: People wrong about that.
Speaker 1: What's going on. Everyone's hiring that AI stuff. Forget about
Speaker 1: that taking jobs. It's actually creating jobs. More and more
Speaker 1: people are being hired left and right. Right.
Speaker 6: There's not a lot of jobs, and I think there's
Speaker 6: forcing people to like do dumb things to get a job. Uh,
Speaker 6: because there's not a lot of jobs, and you're forcing
Speaker 6: is not the you know, maybe not the exact word,
Speaker 6: but you know, making them compete.
Speaker 1: Like if me and Crystal are both trying.
Speaker 4: To get a job, I'll get a tattoo rover.
Speaker 1: And then you'll get a tattoo. Oh yeah, like that's
Speaker 1: right on our ash.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but like so that you don't see anything wrong
Speaker 6: with that, not not really, you know.
Speaker 1: And again this was like at an after party thing.
Speaker 1: This is not like a company policy where hey, we're
Speaker 1: going to be hiring people in the third quarter and
Speaker 1: everybody who wants to get an interview has to get
Speaker 1: a tattoo. This is just a a stupid thing at
Speaker 1: an after party. They hired a tattoo artist to come
Speaker 1: and give tattoos. It could be in the company logo,
Speaker 1: or it could be a something else and it's not.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 1: I don't think it's that big of a deal, And
Speaker 1: so of course this guy after he posted that, he
Speaker 1: had to delete it after people started bashing him. And
Speaker 1: you know what pussies everybody is, he writes, I messed
Speaker 1: up at our YC after party. We offered free tattoos
Speaker 1: and said we'd be happy to interview anyone who got one.
Speaker 1: What I thought would be a fun, memorable way to
Speaker 1: meet people was in reality reckless and instead came across
Speaker 1: as tying a permanent tattoo to job opportunity, which showed
Speaker 1: poor judgment, even though participants chose their own tattoos and
Speaker 1: no one was asked to get our logo. I should
Speaker 1: have unders understood the pressure and power dynamic created by
Speaker 1: connecting tattoos to hiring, regardless of said intent. Turning a
Speaker 1: celebration of personalized art into a company stunt was poorly
Speaker 1: exercised judgment. We've taken the post down and I have
Speaker 1: spoken to every one who participated. We are also ready
Speaker 1: to Jesus Christ this guy what. We're also ready to
Speaker 1: cover associated removal costs with anyone facing any delayed regret.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry to the people that we put in that
Speaker 1: position into everyone who expected better from me to better.
Speaker 1: There's no clever explanation here. I got carried away and
Speaker 1: I was wrong for the facts. Interviews were available to
Speaker 1: everyone regardless. Oh my god, what a baby. This dude is.
Speaker 1: Just suck it up. So you got a tattoo, whether
Speaker 1: it's their logo or not, into the world, give me
Speaker 1: a break.
Speaker 4: It is, it's permanent on your skin.
Speaker 1: You have a tattoo from this show on the skin.
Speaker 1: Are you crying about it?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: But I hate it.
Speaker 3: I've got a number of Phil Sims number eleven on
Speaker 3: my left hip.
Speaker 4: Not the proudest moment. But I had to do it, so.
Speaker 1: And that was that was what That's twenty years ago.
Speaker 3: You got.
Speaker 4: He had to do it because have to do anything
Speaker 4: that would have happened nobody.
Speaker 1: I don't know what would have happened. I don't even
Speaker 1: remember exactly what the what you did. Oh, oh my god,
Speaker 1: participate in anything. She's always crying. I'm I'm gonna do that.
Speaker 3: I also have another tattoo of cheap trick checkerboard.
Speaker 4: That's their thing, checkerboard black and white.
Speaker 3: I have a checkerboard on my right hip that I
Speaker 3: did when I worked in Chicago with Kevin Matthews.
Speaker 1: You like cheap trick.
Speaker 3: I love cheap trick. But I was an intern and
Speaker 3: he had me. It was very uncomfortable. He had me
Speaker 3: do the tattoo and then he called my dad and said, hey,
Speaker 3: or your daughter is on the counter with her legs spread,
Speaker 3: and we got her right on her hip and tattooing.
Speaker 4: You know, it was very but I was an intern, like,
Speaker 4: I want the job, so I'm going to have to
Speaker 4: do it.
Speaker 1: Now. Why do you talk about this this guy that
Speaker 1: she was was this Kevin Matthews whoever that was?
Speaker 4: Love him so much?
Speaker 1: She talks about this guy NonStop. A great Oh, I
Speaker 1: love that guy. Oh he's such a dear soul.
Speaker 4: Is he's coming to town now.
Speaker 1: What he did, according to you, is the worst thing
Speaker 1: you could do to somebody forced them to get a head, not.
Speaker 4: For but it was, like I said with this lemon Lin,
Speaker 4: not forced, but I knew that I needed to do it.
Speaker 1: To keep for internship. So interesting, So how come that
Speaker 1: guy is so great and he's such a marvelous person?
Speaker 1: Get lemon lime? Is you terrible? It?
Speaker 4: Because it makes you.
Speaker 3: Also, this is radio, so radio you do different weird things,
Speaker 3: and I like cheap trick and no one was going
Speaker 3: to see it, so that was okay.
Speaker 4: But what that company was doing is also this day
Speaker 4: and age, you can't do.
Speaker 3: Stuff like that anymore, which is why he apologized profusely.
Speaker 2: But even still, you were forced to get a tattoo
Speaker 2: at all at this party. You didn't have to get
Speaker 2: a tattoo. It was your choice. And then you're also
Speaker 2: your choice on the design.
Speaker 1: Right, But.
Speaker 3: You want to get a job, of course, yes, so
Speaker 3: you know I should go through with this. They're gonna
Speaker 3: think I'm dedicated to this company. Therefore I'm going to
Speaker 3: do it. I don't want it, but I'm.
Speaker 1: Going to do it. You better hire everybody the company.
Speaker 4: Tattoos way better. By the way, memory you had.
Speaker 1: You have two memories, the things.
Speaker 4: That you did in your life that were stupid.
Speaker 2: Maybe you feel they were stupid later on you regret
Speaker 2: to go ah, but that was a memory of I
Speaker 2: don't know. To me, it's who cares, It's just a
Speaker 2: stupid tattoo.
Speaker 1: It's going to be.
Speaker 2: You could get it small, and then if you didn't
Speaker 2: get the job, you one time, I was real stupid.
Speaker 2: I was at this after party, got a tattoo to
Speaker 2: try to get an interview, and that that's it.
Speaker 4: I mean to make a big deal about it.
Speaker 1: I think is in the company is going to be
Speaker 1: out of business probably in about nine months. Anyways, what
Speaker 1: was that?
Speaker 4: Acid nine?
Speaker 1: Acid nine? Like like like Jeffrey shows the company Lemon Lime.
Speaker 1: Who the hell is Lemon Lime. They're not going to
Speaker 1: be around. What's there?
Speaker 2: Is it something elaborate? Is it something small and dumb?
Speaker 1: No, it's like looks like a little like a quarter
Speaker 1: of a pie with a little slice taken out with
Speaker 1: the pac man kinda yeah, yes, let me see what
Speaker 1: the hell do they do? Business? AI? Meet your new
Speaker 1: AI team. Lemon Lime learns your business and then automates
Speaker 1: your team's busy work and a single click.
Speaker 2: Oh that shape is you could after that, if you
Speaker 2: could just explain it away as anything you wanted to.
Speaker 4: I love lemons, I love lines. I don't see it.
Speaker 1: It's up there.
Speaker 4: It's a slice of lemon right there, a quarter of
Speaker 4: a slice of lemon.
Speaker 5: That lime where right there?
Speaker 1: The logo right up here.
Speaker 4: You have to put the lemon in the lime. You
Speaker 4: put the lime in and cococa and then you mix
Speaker 4: it all up. I don't get it.
Speaker 1: This company's not going to last. Whatever the hell this is.
Speaker 1: I could just tell this this company is garbage. I mean,
Speaker 1: this is website. The website's terrible. And there's probably like
Speaker 1: eight thousand companies they're doing exactly the same thing. This is.
Speaker 1: This is yah, good luck, lemon lime, whatever the hell
Speaker 1: that is. There's another company. What do you think now?
Speaker 1: This one is a little bit weird. Comcast, their cable division.
Speaker 1: They're being sued by a guy named David Figueroa. He
Speaker 1: got a job as a retail sales consultant at Comcast. Now,
Speaker 1: I'm not sure exactly what that would entail sales your
Speaker 1: cable company, right, or your internet?
Speaker 4: Yeah? So you are on more packages.
Speaker 1: Yeah, But it's like where I live, I have one
Speaker 1: choice for where I'm going to get internet from. If
Speaker 1: I want hard wired internet's I have one provider, a spectrum.
Speaker 1: That's it. I could try and go get wireless, I
Speaker 1: could try and go get satellite or whatever, but when
Speaker 1: it comes to wired, I have one solution. That's that's all.
Speaker 1: I don't know what you need to sell when you're
Speaker 1: a Comcast you go anyway. So this David Figarolo got
Speaker 1: hired on February second of this year. The store manager
Speaker 1: is a woman named Sully Flintz Peterson, and he is
Speaker 1: complaining that they kept a chart of all the sales
Speaker 1: results of everybody for the month, and if you were
Speaker 1: the last place salesperson, you got tied to a chair
Speaker 1: and your co workers who had more sales than you
Speaker 1: had to throw a pie into your face. That's not good.
Speaker 4: You think that's funny. That's actually not funny at all.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's strange. So at the end of the
Speaker 1: month he goes, oh, wait a second, hold on, I
Speaker 1: don't want to I don't feel comfortable doing this. I
Speaker 1: don't want to do this. They would, by the way, Phil,
Speaker 1: all of these pie pie in the face incidents, I guess,
Speaker 1: and the manager would film it, the co workers would
Speaker 1: film it, and he he said, well don't I don't
Speaker 1: want to do that. I don't know if he was
Speaker 1: at last place or close to the last place, or
Speaker 1: what was going on. He resigned his position on February
Speaker 1: twenty eighth, the last day of the month, right before
Speaker 1: he got pied, and now he's suing Comcast. Now he
Speaker 1: worked there for a grand total of three weeks. He's
Speaker 1: suing them, saying what a hostile work environment it was,
Speaker 1: and that this was straight up assault. But he didn't
Speaker 1: get assaulted. He did not. He said he witnessed some assaults.
Speaker 1: He said that in his lawsuit. He says that he
Speaker 1: filmed I think one of these assaults, and so he
Speaker 1: never he himself. I don't think I ever got pied
Speaker 1: in the face. Now that is a little bit strange,
Speaker 1: isn't it. That might to me. That's a little bit
Speaker 1: because that's far well, hey, that's not optional. It doesn't
Speaker 1: sound like this tattoo thing. Well, the tattoo thing was optional.
Speaker 1: You don't have to get a tattoo if you don't
Speaker 1: want it. They weren't forcing you to get a tattoo.
Speaker 1: But you're working at this place. If they force you
Speaker 1: to get a pie in the face, I don't know.
Speaker 5: Well about either that or a reduction of your salary.
Speaker 1: Oh you take the pie in the face, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: those are your choices. Did they give you? This opens
Speaker 1: up all sorts of avenues for what we can do
Speaker 1: discissor Now interesting, so he's now suing them. I don't
Speaker 1: know exactly what he's hoping to get out of his lawsuit.
Speaker 1: But again, it's to me that's a little bit different.
Speaker 1: If they're forcing you to do that in front of everybody,
Speaker 1: it's humiliating.
Speaker 2: You're already probably humiliated that you know that your sales
Speaker 2: are not doing well and you probably feel crappy as
Speaker 2: it is, and now in front of everybody, this is
Speaker 2: going to happen and you get tied down.
Speaker 1: I mean that's a little tied down on top of it. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think they tie you to the chair and then
Speaker 1: they throw the pie in your face. You know, sometimes
Speaker 1: I'll see that, Like the salespeople here, I haven't. I
Speaker 1: haven't seen any like whiteboards or stuff that they I
Speaker 1: remember in an old building they had maybe they still
Speaker 1: do this, but they had a list of all the
Speaker 1: salespeople and then how much crap they'd sold dollar wise,
Speaker 1: and it was ranked like from first to last place.
Speaker 1: Did they do that too, Like did they do that
Speaker 1: to kind of encourage you not to be in last place?
Speaker 1: Or why do they do that? I always thought that
Speaker 1: was sort of weird.
Speaker 6: Like I think if you win, you get to do
Speaker 6: something cool, like go out with Keith Hoskins launch or.
Speaker 1: Something that sounds fun. Yeah, well, okay, so maybe they
Speaker 1: put the top three up there. But if you have
Speaker 1: twenty salespeople, why do you put that one guy that
Speaker 1: has sold four hundred and sixty two dollars worth of
Speaker 1: stuff for the quarter dollar?
Speaker 3: Maybe put the pressure guy in front of him is
Speaker 3: sold five hundred dollars.
Speaker 4: Worth of stuff.
Speaker 3: So maybe he's like, oh, I'm so close, let me
Speaker 3: get him. I'll wipe Curtis off. I can step on
Speaker 3: Curtis and get a little bit higher.
Speaker 1: And also another thing that I wondered about that, like
Speaker 1: when you're putting all that up there and you put
Speaker 1: this in actual dollar numbers, dollar figures, and you see
Speaker 1: how much money the company is bringing in, and then
Speaker 1: you're paying these guys pennies, do you think that that
Speaker 1: motivates people? Or I mean I kind of look, now,
Speaker 1: you do have to take into consideration. People are like,
Speaker 1: look how much money the company is bringing in. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but they also look look at all their expenses. They
Speaker 1: have to pay everyone's salary and health insurance and electricity
Speaker 1: and rent and insurance and yeah, I mean just on
Speaker 1: and on and on and on. So yeah, they might
Speaker 1: bring in a lot of money, but they probably don't
Speaker 1: clear that much money profit wise. But still when you
Speaker 1: put something on there and they're like, wait a second,
Speaker 1: I make fifty thousand dollars a year and this company
Speaker 1: just brought in you know, ten million dollars this quarter
Speaker 1: or whatever. To me, I people would be like, well, wait,
Speaker 1: why do I want to go bust my ass for them?
Speaker 1: But maybe I'm just not in I'm just not in sales.
Speaker 1: So I'm I I'm not anti sales. I'm just telling
Speaker 1: you I wouldn't be able to do sales because.
Speaker 3: It's a different kind of you have to be in
Speaker 3: order you have to I found that I when I
Speaker 3: did sales, I did TV sales. I didn't like it
Speaker 3: because you get to go do your own thing, go
Speaker 3: go sell, and I'm like, well, I'm gonna go home.
Speaker 4: Take a nap. I just didn't. I don't like that.
Speaker 4: I don't like that kind of.
Speaker 1: Environl Well, you need somebody to ride your ass more.
Speaker 4: No, I'm good.
Speaker 1: Well what do you well? What do you mean you
Speaker 1: could do your own thing? But you were motivated enough
Speaker 1: to do anything, That's what you're telling me.
Speaker 3: I'm great at doing sales when it's with something like
Speaker 3: if we do overfast and when I have to come
Speaker 3: up with a package and then we pitch it to
Speaker 3: a client and I'm with them. I love that that
Speaker 3: I'm really good at. But if I had to go
Speaker 3: out and check in at eight am at the office
Speaker 3: and then come back later in the day, I'm just like, yeah, accountable,
Speaker 3: it's my own I only make like ten thousand dollars
Speaker 3: and then you get commissioned off of everything. I just
Speaker 3: wasn't that motivated to walk into a business saying, hey,
Speaker 3: do you want to advertise on TV? No?
Speaker 4: Okay, bye. But when I went door door, I was
Speaker 4: really good at that. It's really it's weird.
Speaker 1: Joe says. It's a sales contest. Every sales team has
Speaker 1: some sort of contest to go up against the other salespeople.
Speaker 1: I can guarantee you there was at the beginning of
Speaker 1: the month. Here they were said, either you opt or
Speaker 1: you opt out. If you're the number one salesperson, you
Speaker 1: will get whatever it is, but if you're last, you
Speaker 1: get a pie in the face. I don't like that.
Speaker 1: So maybe they weren't being forced to do it. They
Speaker 1: were opting into this, like, hey, you can get a
Speaker 1: five hundred dollars bonus, or if you're in last place,
Speaker 1: you get a pie in the face. I don't know,
Speaker 1: you know what, I wouldn't really have that big of
Speaker 1: a deal if that was the If that was the thing,
Speaker 1: would you guys be upset if that's the scenario.
Speaker 6: Just kind of silly. No, I don't think. I really
Speaker 6: don't think it was a big deal already. Yeah, I
Speaker 6: wouldn't have.
Speaker 1: But if they go if they were using it as
Speaker 1: a punishment, like we have to pie you in the
Speaker 1: face because you suck as a salesperson, that's a little Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's not a great look. But if they did give
Speaker 1: you as an option, hey you can get five hundred
Speaker 1: dollars bonus at the end of the month or a
Speaker 1: pie in the face if you're in last place, I
Speaker 1: don't have an issue with that. Tuji deserves a pie
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