Speaker 1: You are now listening to the Jim Colbert Show on
Speaker 1: Real Radio one oh four point one.
Speaker 2: Dad's right. Guys, here were go on a Friday edition
Speaker 2: in the Jim Colbert Show. Thank you so much for
Speaker 2: tuning in. We appreciate that, as we do every single day,
Speaker 2: and we do have a stacked up program for you.
Speaker 2: This afternoon. We will get caught up on what's happening
Speaker 2: in the world. That will do that around three twenty
Speaker 2: with JCS News three forty five Seeker Sailing Embers only,
Speaker 2: No primetime kitchen today, fight as is under the weather,
Speaker 2: but we will do Whiskey of the Week at four
Speaker 2: forty five. Yeah, we'll do Pick the Porn in the
Speaker 2: five o'clock hour. We'll ended up with Ross Thoughts and
Speaker 2: you heard it here first. You're calls, text and talkbacks
Speaker 2: all day long. Welcome to the show. I'm Jim to
Speaker 2: my left, my lovely very Dangerous co hosts Deb Roberts, Hello,
Speaker 2: then great Dad, Producer Jack Brad, Joe, Good afternoon. How
Speaker 2: many Elian Ross Badget learned a lot about myself when
Speaker 2: I first took a bit buy out of fruit Gushers
Speaker 2: All right for seven nine four one text us seven,
Speaker 2: seven and zero three one. Find is easily on social Instagram, Facebook,
Speaker 2: at d Jim Colber's show on x just add Jim
Speaker 2: Colbert showing all day every day at Jim Culbert Live
Speaker 2: dot com. That's where you check us out on YouTube.
Speaker 2: Watch us through the show, get him out with our
Speaker 2: question of the day, and if you'd like to send
Speaker 2: the talk back, it's easy as well. Just grab the
Speaker 2: iHeartRadio app, go straight to real Radio and use that
Speaker 2: mike to send your comment over to Jack. But we'll
Speaker 2: get you on the air, superstar. You're three'clock. He were
Speaker 2: was fun? If you in go to Real Radio dot
Speaker 2: fm and send that away for your chance at one
Speaker 2: thousand bucks. Fun is the word, guys.
Speaker 3: Good luck still makes me nervous.
Speaker 2: We hope you win, you and yeah, f you in fun.
Speaker 2: How's it going everybody, It's it's going great. It's a
Speaker 2: Monday for this guy. I have never partied that hard
Speaker 2: on a Tuesday Wednesday back to back like that before.
Speaker 2: Went for went for it, tied one up, lost it,
Speaker 2: found it, tied one up again. Really, I got drunk
Speaker 2: twice on Wednesday? Oh really? Wen?
Speaker 4: And so Wednesday was the day where you were at
Speaker 4: the World Cup Final in Atlanta.
Speaker 2: Against England versus Argentina. A sold out stadium, absolute blaring sound,
Speaker 2: the food, the vibes. It was exactly what I wanted
Speaker 2: it to be. I am happy to say that you
Speaker 2: didn't take that eighty seven hundred dollars that the tickets
Speaker 2: were worth at game time. Yeah, you're happy to say that.
Speaker 2: We're happy to say you walked away from thirty thousand
Speaker 2: dollars in gash between us four friends. That would have
Speaker 2: been the number. But I understand why that ticket is
Speaker 2: was worth that much. That was unreal. That was the
Speaker 2: greatest human shared experience I have gone for. Okay, so
Speaker 2: let me ask you this real quick. That's saying a
Speaker 2: lot considering childbirth.
Speaker 4: Yeah, at marriage nor.
Speaker 2: Them give me with friends like you're one, two and three,
Speaker 2: they're two and three. I mean by that, it's just
Speaker 2: like out in the general public, just a viewing thing.
Speaker 2: You are walking up to with them strangers and viewing
Speaker 2: the same thing together.
Speaker 5: It was.
Speaker 2: It was I'm getting goosebumps thinking about it all over again.
Speaker 2: And you guys all sat right next to each other,
Speaker 2: right all right next to each other. And you see
Speaker 2: me in a photograph of where it was in the stadium,
Speaker 2: and I said, you should have just stayed here. You
Speaker 2: probably could have seen it the same.
Speaker 5: Ye.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we were, I mean we were those bleeding. So
Speaker 2: did you drink in the stadium?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 2: Yeah you did. Okay. People don't know about this, and
Speaker 2: I don't want to make any Orlando sports fan angry,
Speaker 2: but the one thing that I knew about Mercedes Mercedes
Speaker 2: Benz Stadium Atlanta, their prices are unbelievably low. I really
Speaker 2: it was.
Speaker 4: Arthur Blank, right, Arthur Arthur Blank, owner of the Atlanta Falcons.
Speaker 2: Who I crashed at his ranch once. He didn't know
Speaker 2: I lived with him, but I did.
Speaker 7: Yah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he That was his concession for the fans as
Speaker 4: they built this giant thing. And when you're ticket prices
Speaker 4: are going crazy with this brand new Mercedes.
Speaker 2: Stadium. You know, you and I both been there now.
Speaker 4: It's an awesome venue, but the the concession prices are reasonable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what is reasonable? What's a large beer cost there?
Speaker 2: I think like eight bucks?
Speaker 8: No, it's not kind of like going to what do
Speaker 8: you call the players where you can get really good
Speaker 8: food prices.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the sandwich is like a dollar and a half,
Speaker 2: two buck or something like that for a hot dog. Yeah,
Speaker 2: like it was cheap, cheap, Well then we made use
Speaker 2: of it. That's really good, man. I mean that's eight
Speaker 2: bucks of beer. Is like, that's very reasonable. Let's you
Speaker 2: get a brewery and spend more than eight dollars of.
Speaker 3: Beer, see a movie and spend more than eight bucks
Speaker 3: on a beer.
Speaker 2: Refills on the cokes there, I was drinking so much
Speaker 2: ConA big way. Oh yeah, that was surfing. Yeah, that
Speaker 2: was the food. Good food was so good. Atlanta has
Speaker 2: really good food. And and then just shout out to
Speaker 2: wealthy friends. I've got too wealthy friends. You're wealthy. I
Speaker 2: thought it was the other people in that at the game.
Speaker 2: Yeah no, no, you're probably got money for ticket, you
Speaker 2: got some money. Well, it was just they got out
Speaker 2: to really nice restaurants and uh, I just of course,
Speaker 2: I'm very grateful for having I mean it was we
Speaker 2: got We gave ourselves goosebumps every hour when we were
Speaker 2: hanging out because we made this decision when we were kids.
Speaker 2: We I mean, I've known these guys now for over
Speaker 2: twenty plus years. You guys had this conversation about going
Speaker 2: to the World Cup as children, not not the World
Speaker 2: Cup specifically, but we were still we acknowledged that we
Speaker 2: were still hanging out with the same people. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: we took great We were just so happy about that. Also,
Speaker 2: when I say shout out to wealthy friends, like we
Speaker 2: stayed in a penthouse by luck. You love good deals,
Speaker 2: Jim deal. This was the greatest deal I've ever ran into.
Speaker 2: It was ahouse and that's just the magazine. It's downtown.
Speaker 2: I stayed in downtown Atlanta. There's like a margarete Ville
Speaker 2: Marriott something. I don't even know why. I didn't understand
Speaker 2: how we got this room and it was cheaper than
Speaker 2: what our original hotel was because this rich guy was like, oh,
Speaker 2: I thought the World Club was going to sell this
Speaker 2: thing out on the semifinal. It didn't. You guys lucked out.
Speaker 2: I dropped the price like by sixty percent and we
Speaker 2: found it. So I was in a penthouse in downtown Atlanta,
Speaker 2: overlooking the FanFest that is, it was a soccer festival.
Speaker 2: It was what my dreams were made of. How long
Speaker 2: did it take you to get out of the stadium
Speaker 2: after the game was over? Oh, great question. It felt
Speaker 2: like I had just had sex. After that final whistle
Speaker 2: blew and every It was like I said, dude, I've
Speaker 2: never experienced anything like this. Everyone stood, eighty thousand people
Speaker 2: back row, front row, everyone standing. No one sat. Wow,
Speaker 2: not a single person sat. What was the vibe? Who
Speaker 2: had more fans Argentina by a long shot. And it
Speaker 2: was the greatest display of fandom I've ever seen in
Speaker 2: my entire life. Who were you rooting for England? Who
Speaker 2: did you bet on England? Did you really? Did you
Speaker 2: lose one hundred dollars one hundred and fifty because I
Speaker 2: also had a fifty dollars prop bet. But that was
Speaker 2: also like the most gamling I've ever done in a
Speaker 2: single two bet on a certain score score. Yeah, Harry,
Speaker 2: I thought, I thought Harry Kane was I thought he
Speaker 2: was still dad that I thinks that's the funniest name
Speaker 2: in the history of sports. I mean, what parents, Well,
Speaker 2: it's odd that his name is an adjective and now, yeah,
Speaker 2: but you can't explain its spell but an I that's true.
Speaker 2: I Uh, it was phenomenal the Argentina fans. That was magical.
Speaker 2: I there were so many things like I just to
Speaker 2: elaborate on, like it felt like I had sex as
Speaker 2: soon as that final whistle blue you because he was exhausting,
Speaker 2: because every woman around you was disappointed. Because the tension
Speaker 2: in that stadium was building, and it was building even
Speaker 2: before the match started. It was just so tense, like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, it's happening right here. It is the
Speaker 2: unflicked and we're going to see the resolution and see
Speaker 2: the end result. And these guys, legit, do not like
Speaker 2: each other. Like I found that out because the clips
Speaker 2: that I saw after the match in the streets of
Speaker 2: Atlanta shows you that England was not cool about losing
Speaker 2: this match. They were patently uncool. I mean there's clips
Speaker 2: of soccer fans of all of their low lights, you know.
Speaker 2: I also saw clips of Argentina, who, let's just say
Speaker 2: they don't have the greatest record when it comes to racism,
Speaker 2: and their fans are in Atlanta. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I gotcha.
Speaker 2: Let's say they squabbled up with Atlanta police. There saw
Speaker 2: a lot of really indignant English dudes that obviously had
Speaker 2: way too many beers, just popping off in the streets
Speaker 2: and just getting checked you know, oh yeah exactly. But
Speaker 2: it was it was so magical to be in that
Speaker 2: stadium and to feel the collective like knocking of the knees,
Speaker 2: when that last whistle blue, when everyone finally found out
Speaker 2: this is what happened, this is the end result of today.
Speaker 2: And I bottle that up. That was unreal seeing the
Speaker 2: songs the I mean, imagine pulling up into Atlanta, as
Speaker 2: you're getting closer to the stadium, you just hear a
Speaker 2: Spanish chant from the Argentinian fans echoing through downtown Atlanta
Speaker 2: off of the buildings. As you keep getting closer to
Speaker 2: the stadium, it keeps getting louder and louder, and next
Speaker 2: thing you know, you are in a sea of blue
Speaker 2: and white. Yea pretending to know the song. I don't
Speaker 2: know their songs. Yeah, Argentina fans at each score, Oh,
Speaker 2: especially when the MESSI dealt the last one, and then
Speaker 2: the header was going in and we had to assist
Speaker 2: that second goal. Literally, That's why I felt like I
Speaker 2: had sex, dude. It was very insane when that second
Speaker 2: goal went in. The stadium rocked multiple times throughout the
Speaker 2: whole experience of being there, but when that second goal
Speaker 2: went in, it felt words are falling short. It just
Speaker 2: felt like a physical push to everyone at the same time.
Speaker 2: In that I think I even somewhat celebrated.
Speaker 5: It was.
Speaker 2: It was wild, absolute limbs, Jim, that's what they call it.
Speaker 2: I was buzzing on the scenes, a lot of limbs,
Speaker 2: A lot of limbs buzzing on the scenes. Yeah, alright,
Speaker 2: I like all that some soccer terminology. It was unreal.
Speaker 2: It was worth every dollar. Yeah, I'm gonna use that
Speaker 2: tonight in an oyster bars. See how it goes? All right?
Speaker 2: Four seven nine went six one four one text us
Speaker 2: at seven seven zero three one. Glad to have you back,
Speaker 2: big dog. I'm glad that I win. I'm sure that
Speaker 2: we'll have some more of her thoughts to that. Yes,
Speaker 2: because there is a couple of handful of moments that
Speaker 2: I also learned a lot about myself. Really, Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: they all right, very good. Nothing wrong with us self discovery.
Speaker 2: If you liked me before, Jim, I think you're gonna
Speaker 2: love me at six. Really, I think that debatable even
Speaker 2: after the fruit gushirt, come did? I don't think you
Speaker 2: got it?
Speaker 6: Move on?
Speaker 2: I did get it anyway, dad, But that's some news
Speaker 2: for us. Yeah.
Speaker 8: Hesath comments on the Blue Angels low flyover above a
Speaker 8: Florida beach. Two wounded deputies are still recovering after a shooting,
Speaker 8: and how you can score some limited edition sneaks that.
Speaker 3: Come with flasks. Oh yeah, yeah, that's what we need.
Speaker 3: That's we'll talk about that next during JCS news.
Speaker 2: You got it. Don't forget your three o'clock heyword is fun?
Speaker 5: F you in?
Speaker 2: Go to Real Radio FM and send that away for
Speaker 2: your chance at one thousand dollars. Back in a second,
Speaker 2: Depth's news and more than Jim Corburg Show.
Speaker 7: Previously from The Jim Colbert.
Speaker 9: Show, thirty thousand dollars for a soccer game.
Speaker 2: Yeah damn, still go that way. All right, Welcome back
Speaker 2: to the Jim Corb Show. Go radio one o four
Speaker 2: point one fun. That is your three fluck heword f
Speaker 2: you in? Go to Real Radio FM and send that
Speaker 2: away for your chance at a thousand bucks. Just get
Speaker 2: a winner today. We don't want to get blanked on
Speaker 2: week one again. Now, no is fun is the word? Guys,
Speaker 2: go get it. I'm Jim, there's Jack yep Ross is here.
Speaker 2: It's true and Depth has your news.
Speaker 10: It's time for JCS news. Wow, this guy got a
Speaker 10: push name on everything.
Speaker 2: It's in my contracted here's the news on the Jim
Speaker 2: Colberg Show.
Speaker 8: And as always, JCS News is brought to you by
Speaker 8: that mortgage guy. Don give him a listen tomorrow morning
Speaker 8: when he's host of the Home Loans radio show. Democrats
Speaker 8: are reacting to President Trump's primetime address last night that
Speaker 8: focused on election integrity. Trump says the American election system
Speaker 8: is vulnerable to interference and fraud as we head towards
Speaker 8: the midterms. West Palm Beach Congresswoman Lois Frankel, however, begs
Speaker 8: to differ.
Speaker 11: Our elections here in Pombage County in Florida and around
Speaker 11: the country are safe, and they are secure, and Americans
Speaker 11: should cast their ballots with the confidence.
Speaker 8: The president says that our nation's intelligence officials have discovered
Speaker 8: that China exploited weaknesses in our voting system to gain
Speaker 8: access to two hundred and twenty million US voter files.
Speaker 8: But Frankel says Trump is just trying to divert voters'
Speaker 8: attention from the Iran war and the fact that people
Speaker 8: are struggling to pay their bills. Want to make your
Speaker 8: voice heard. The deadline to register to vote in Florida's
Speaker 8: primary election is fast approaching. It's actually Monday, July twentieth,
Speaker 8: is the last day to register or make any changes
Speaker 8: to your registration that would include party affiliation.
Speaker 3: According to the Department of State.
Speaker 8: That's important to remember because Florida is a closed primary state,
Speaker 8: meaning only voters who are registered members of Democrats or
Speaker 8: Republicans are going to be able to cast ballots for
Speaker 8: those candidates. Jack and I will get to do things
Speaker 8: like school board judges, judges. Yeah, the non fun stuff
Speaker 8: getting shut out. The Florida primary election is set for
Speaker 8: August eighteenth, all right. The Florida Democrats are holding their
Speaker 8: largest fundraiser of the year in Lake Buenavista this weekend.
Speaker 8: A thousand people are expected to attend the Leadership Blue
Speaker 8: gala tomorrow night eight, including candidates and donors and volunteers.
Speaker 8: House and Senate victory spokesperson Anders Kroi says Democratic candidates
Speaker 8: are turning out no party affiliated voters across Florida.
Speaker 9: Democrats for winning npahs by large margins, peeling off to
Speaker 9: effective Republican voters and have consolidated a fired up base
Speaker 9: that is sick of the increased cost, chaos and corruption
Speaker 9: that has defined the last eighteen months.
Speaker 8: Now, the director of the Democratic Party will be discussed
Speaker 8: this weekend, as democratic socialism is on the rise, and
Speaker 8: again voter registration has a disadvantage. There's a million and
Speaker 8: a half more Republicans than than there are Democrats in
Speaker 8: the state of Florida. But really, it's always the independence.
Speaker 5: It is.
Speaker 3: It's always the independence.
Speaker 2: Always.
Speaker 8: Secretary of War Pete haig Seth is weighing in after
Speaker 8: the US Navy's Blue Angels conducted that low flyover above
Speaker 8: a crowded Florida beach. Officials say they're conducting a review
Speaker 8: of that low altitude pass over Pensacola Beach that happened
Speaker 8: on Wednesday, sending sand shares and tents flying as it
Speaker 8: passed over the crowd. The other thing I do didn't
Speaker 8: notice was the amount of kids. I didn't realize how
Speaker 8: loud the jet would be going over. Yeah, so they showed.
Speaker 8: I didn't realize that because a lot of the adults
Speaker 8: were fist pumping. Yeah what heg Seth's say, y'all soft?
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 8: In a post, heg Seth wrote, quote, the flyovers will
Speaker 8: continue until morale improves.
Speaker 3: End quote, So y'all soft?
Speaker 8: And the White House shared photos of the flyover with
Speaker 8: the caption quote it's okay to love America end quote.
Speaker 8: Navy officials completed a safety review after acknowledging the maneuver
Speaker 8: was lower than standard, but no Blue Angel pilots will
Speaker 8: be reprimanded or fired.
Speaker 2: If somebody just thought of themselves, Well, maybe our safety
Speaker 2: was not exactly thought of here. That that is like,
Speaker 2: you know, well, I'm not a Patriot now because I
Speaker 2: was worried about my family safety. Look, I thought it
Speaker 2: was kind of cool too, but I mean, you know,
Speaker 2: it's kind of funny. Hey could have been kid rocking
Speaker 2: a chopper.
Speaker 8: Another note about flying, a new form of flying is
Speaker 8: just now coming online electric battery Howard drones large enough
Speaker 8: to carry passengers. Fox thirty five spoke to Kevin Thompson,
Speaker 8: Assistant vice president of Planning with the Orlando Aviation Authority,
Speaker 8: who says Orlando International Airport is building a temporary vertic
Speaker 8: stop for electrical vertical takeoff and landing aircraft.
Speaker 12: We expect this to be the first airport sponsored vertiport
Speaker 12: for to stop project at a commercial service airport.
Speaker 8: So officials hope to have a fully functional vertiport by
Speaker 8: twenty thirty as commercial air taxi service becomes more viable
Speaker 8: as the technology continues to advance. All right, nobody's flying
Speaker 8: right now, and that's because the National Hurricane Center is
Speaker 8: continuing to watch an area of disturbed weather near the
Speaker 8: northeastern Gulf right now. Forcasters say there's a greater chance
Speaker 8: now is up to thirty percent chance of developing into
Speaker 8: a tropical system over the next week, even if it
Speaker 8: never gets a name, though Central Florida is still expected
Speaker 8: to feel the impacts. The biggest concern will be periods
Speaker 8: of heavy rain, thunderstorms, and localized flooding through the weekend
Speaker 8: and into early next week. And of course we're already
Speaker 8: getting a taste of that with the thunderstorms that are
Speaker 8: out right now.
Speaker 2: Oh is this weekend this weekend? All right? Yes, just
Speaker 2: stay inside and read a book. Yeah.
Speaker 8: Basically, it's supposed to be a pretty sloppy, especially into
Speaker 8: the afternoon and evening Saturday into Sunday, and especially in
Speaker 8: the Monday.
Speaker 2: Ross, I don't I'm going to read a book. I'm
Speaker 2: going to be playing video games. Yeah.
Speaker 8: Well, last week you said you were going to I
Speaker 8: expect you to be watching the soccer match or a
Speaker 8: baseball game, and instead you read a book.
Speaker 2: I know, it's so weird.
Speaker 3: I know, I don't even know you.
Speaker 2: Who does that?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 8: One of the deputies shot by a domestic violent suspect
Speaker 8: in Ruskin on Thursday could be released from the hospital
Speaker 8: as soon as today.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is. It's very awesome.
Speaker 8: Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Cronister says, millimeters literally millimeters, We're
Speaker 8: all that separated Deputy Colton Daniels from life threatening injuries.
Speaker 2: How do you get shot in the neck. The bullet
Speaker 2: goes in the front and out the back and hit
Speaker 2: no major arteries. Does it hit his spine?
Speaker 3: Which is incredible.
Speaker 8: The other wounded deputy, a Safarmoni Moon, is undergoing another
Speaker 8: round of surgery after a bullet struck his cheek and
Speaker 8: another went into his hand. A third deputy shot and
Speaker 8: killed suspect Chris Muchowski. This is a crazy update on
Speaker 8: this story. A federal judge based in Fort Myers who
Speaker 8: recently ordered the release of a convicted Cuban plane hijacker
Speaker 8: has died.
Speaker 7: What.
Speaker 8: We just covered this story last week. We heard this,
Speaker 8: We just covered this story. Judge John Steele served on
Speaker 8: the U. S. District Court for the Middle District of
Speaker 8: Florida and passed away this week under circumstances that have
Speaker 8: not been disclosed. Steele drew national attention after ruling that
Speaker 8: Michael Gera Morales, who served more than twenty years in
Speaker 8: prison for a two thousand and three plane hijacking, should
Speaker 8: be released from Ice custody while awaiting deportation. Florida Congressman
Speaker 8: Greg Stuby responded by filing articles of impeachment against Steele,
Speaker 8: accusing him of judicial outreach.
Speaker 3: I guess they don't need those documents no more.
Speaker 2: Man, I'm running out of tenfoil here, Jim. Yeah, I'm sorry, Dad,
Speaker 2: I'm running out it. So this judge was like, no,
Speaker 2: we got to get this guy out of Ice.
Speaker 8: They've been waiting for months and Cuba is not accepting
Speaker 8: deportation flights. So the judge was he had to release him,
Speaker 8: and he onto the back onto the streets of Miami.
Speaker 8: But now that judge has died and we have no.
Speaker 2: No idea why. Yeah, I feel like when judges die,
Speaker 2: like you got to pay attention. Yeah, that's one of
Speaker 2: those things that's like a yellow light. You got you
Speaker 2: gotta keep an eye out on one. Judge's missing, all right.
Speaker 8: The man at the top of the Health and Human
Speaker 8: Services Department is weighing in on the dangerous outbreak of
Speaker 8: cyclosporiasis causing severe stomach problems.
Speaker 3: The CDC is.
Speaker 8: Zeroing in on shredded iceberg lettuce by one supplier, reportedly
Speaker 8: Taylor Farms, served at Taco Bell.
Speaker 2: Now that we know the probable, I think it's going
Speaker 2: to be a much easier for people to make healthy
Speaker 2: choice health. I'd rather have diarrhea than have him explain
Speaker 2: why I have diarrhea. When he talks on a phone,
Speaker 2: it sounds like like four phones were being used. Like
Speaker 2: it's like one phone going into another phone. This is
Speaker 2: like a guy asking for ransom. Yeah, he's trying to
Speaker 2: hide his location. He's talking while at work.
Speaker 8: Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Junior says,
Speaker 8: the good news is the parasite is easily treatable with
Speaker 8: a handful of drugs.
Speaker 2: Do you know the part that bothers me the most,
Speaker 2: him admitting doing hard drugs off of a toilet seat.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'll give you that it can last two weeks
Speaker 3: in your system.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I heard that two weeks. Yeah. That some
Speaker 2: cases will stick around. They're like a like an aunt
Speaker 2: that just won't go home.
Speaker 8: Waiting till you have that very important business meeting that
Speaker 8: you're only halfway through before your stomach says.
Speaker 2: And you're tethered to your house because there's no you're
Speaker 2: no way, not even ten feet away from a toilet.
Speaker 8: I reported cases of cyclosporiesis have nearly doubled across Florida
Speaker 8: this month. State official or state health data shows cases
Speaker 8: increase from fifty to ninety six in just one week.
Speaker 8: Anybody else being like extra diligent when it comes to
Speaker 8: fruits and vegetables?
Speaker 2: Oh well, I gotta tell you. I am my wife
Speaker 2: and I went out to dinner last night, right, and
Speaker 2: that's we're going out to dinner, and we're headed to dinner,
Speaker 2: sitting there and lady comes up and says, would you
Speaker 2: like a salad? He goes no, Like REALI I'm like,
Speaker 2: maybe it's fine. It's not like it was Sextis roadhouse
Speaker 2: where we went. And I'm like, yeah, baby, they're fine.
Speaker 2: This is you know, this is not the kind of
Speaker 2: this is not the lettuce is not the place she
Speaker 2: like was real, not a hundred but she did wind
Speaker 2: up getting one.
Speaker 8: I know a lot of people are like, eh, I'm
Speaker 8: just gonna cook everything until we know this is gone.
Speaker 8: Health officials recommend not only washing protos thoroughly, but refrigerating
Speaker 8: prepared fruits and vegetables promptly. In the meantime, to Trump
Speaker 8: administration cabinet secretaries visited a Florida hospital.
Speaker 3: You'll never guess, uh, visit with a dog? All right?
Speaker 3: Jack or Ross? What would be your guests?
Speaker 8: What would these two administration secretaries visit a Florida hospital
Speaker 8: to do?
Speaker 2: I give them an award for what?
Speaker 3: Anything? Specific?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 2: For turning in immigrants? Ross? He took my guess, Uh,
Speaker 2: I don't know, to make sure that like the cancer
Speaker 2: bells are all good cancer.
Speaker 8: That is a fine guest. I told you you wouldn't
Speaker 8: guess it. It was actually to praise its food.
Speaker 5: Oh.
Speaker 3: Yes, Health Secretary Robert F.
Speaker 8: Kennedy Junior and Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rawlins had meals prepared
Speaker 8: from the menu at Tampa General Hospital by celebrity chef Jeffreys.
Speaker 3: The carrion.
Speaker 2: I formulated for the for the hospital and it's hospital food,
Speaker 2: so they ate hospital food today. Yeah.
Speaker 8: Zakarian's been working with Tampa General to upgrade their menu.
Speaker 8: The hospital is the first in the nation to sign
Speaker 8: RFK Juniors Make Hospital Food Healthier Pledge, which includes emphasizing
Speaker 8: fruits and vegetables and cutting back on ultra processed foods
Speaker 8: and sugary drinks. Never knew hospitals really had that either,
Speaker 8: except for the nurses and the pas and the doctors
Speaker 8: who need that stuff just to get through their shift. Yeah,
Speaker 8: Kennedy says, Tampa General is large enough to show other
Speaker 8: health organizations how to create healthier menus. Interesting, but advent
Speaker 8: Health is like that, right, because it's Seventh Day Adventist.
Speaker 8: Isn't there like generally no meat on.
Speaker 2: No meat From what I think, it's changed a little bit. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it may have.
Speaker 4: I just remember the story that the one near us
Speaker 4: there was a Wendy's that was on their property.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, and they were not allowed to serve that
Speaker 2: bacon pay shut down now, but it was right across
Speaker 2: the street. You're one hundred percent right, no bacon on
Speaker 2: their burgers? Was it was weird ordering an often need.
Speaker 13: Hey.
Speaker 2: You know the other thing too, is my my daughter,
Speaker 2: my first daughter was born in that hospital and I
Speaker 2: remember specifically saying that after she was born, like, we're
Speaker 2: not coming back here. Yeah, I can't eat anymore or
Speaker 2: whatever that is downstairs.
Speaker 4: Mama, My youngest daughter was born in that hospital.
Speaker 3: Really, yeah, you guys have shared history.
Speaker 2: We did have our baby, the other baby, my other child.
Speaker 2: I had her at the other hospitals, so we get
Speaker 2: some food. Yeah yeah, yeah, and then we weren't even
Speaker 2: there that long. That's crazy, all right.
Speaker 8: If you are going to be traveling down to South
Speaker 8: Florida for any reason this weekend, just be aware that
Speaker 8: emergency crews are still working around the clock to contain
Speaker 8: an explosive wildfire burning near the edge of the Everglades.
Speaker 8: The West Broward brush fire has scorched about forty four
Speaker 8: hundred acres and as of this morning was only about
Speaker 8: twenty percent contained. Fire management teams are carving out defensive
Speaker 8: brakes to slow the spread. No evacuations have been ordered,
Speaker 8: but a heavy smoke advisory is active for western suburbs.
Speaker 8: I mean, and they're talking that right now. The Midwest
Speaker 8: has the worst air quality in the country, courtesy of
Speaker 8: the wildfires in Minnesota that have now jumped into Ontario.
Speaker 8: Other Canadian wildfire smoke. They're saying Chicago is hazardous.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Their soccer team had to delay their game or postpone it,
Speaker 8: and they brought day camps inside because of the smoky.
Speaker 2: Saw a shot from CBS News last night with New
Speaker 2: York in the background, and it was gnarly.
Speaker 8: Yeah, very gnarly, the whole Northeast and Midwest. All Right,
Speaker 8: maybe you've been seeing these videos across your feed on
Speaker 8: social media, but people who opposed a massive AI data
Speaker 8: center in Palm Beach County feel like they dodged a bullet,
Speaker 8: especially teachers and others involved with an elementary school that
Speaker 8: would have been right next door to Project Tango.
Speaker 2: As a teacher, one of my greatest responsibilities is protecting
Speaker 2: my students.
Speaker 10: They don't have a seat at this podium today, so
Speaker 10: I'm asking you to be their boy.
Speaker 8: Unfortunately, developers behind the project said they're not giving up
Speaker 8: after getting a down vote from the County Commission this week,
Speaker 8: and it was contentious. I'm sure they had two or
Speaker 8: at least three people we removed from the meeting because
Speaker 8: they weren't given the time that they were told they
Speaker 8: were going to be given to make public comment. Another
Speaker 8: one of those situations where we don't like what you're saying.
Speaker 2: Sit down, I gotta tell you man, in Florida. That's
Speaker 2: been happening a lot in city commission meeting. Yes, it has.
Speaker 2: I at those minutes on my feed and you're like
Speaker 2: those city commissioners as chairman to be like I don't.
Speaker 3: Like go, yeah, you're out of here, go, deputy, please go. Yeah,
Speaker 3: like ten seconds into their pitch go, Yeah it was terrible. Well,
Speaker 3: I sent you one yesterday. I don't know if you
Speaker 3: saw that one.
Speaker 8: Now, a smaller project was already approved on the land
Speaker 8: near Lyon Country Safari back in twenty sixteen, but it
Speaker 8: was about half the size of the one that was rejected.
Speaker 8: There could be a smaller data center constructed there.
Speaker 3: Or just warehouses.
Speaker 8: Developers could also weigh out a planned moratorium and reapply
Speaker 8: for a revamped project Tango.
Speaker 2: We never voted on data centers. Yeah, yeah, no, no
Speaker 2: one wants them, and they were going to happen anyways. Yeah,
Speaker 2: there's a moratorium in New York now. I mean it's
Speaker 2: a big time feedback because now they like the one
Speaker 2: in New York that it happened. I remember hearing the
Speaker 2: audio of one because somebody's like, well the noise, and
Speaker 2: then once somebody pipes up and goes, well, what about
Speaker 2: this noise? Somebody kind of defending it, and the person
Speaker 2: goes funny, you should ask and pulls up their cell phone.
Speaker 2: They brought receipts and it's a one hurts hum and
Speaker 2: they say the problem is with one twenty, which is
Speaker 2: a B flat, right, that that actually is doable. The
Speaker 2: problem is there's another hum that's created by the water
Speaker 2: cooling system that goes at a much lower rate, and
Speaker 2: that sound can actually go around objects and continue going.
Speaker 3: And disrupt your sleep.
Speaker 2: And it's more, it penetrates more through the air because
Speaker 2: the wave is longer or shorter, I can't remember.
Speaker 4: So Governor Hokell in New York during the moratorium and
Speaker 4: she says, I'm putting it on the data centers to
Speaker 4: solve the problem of their power usage, water risage and
Speaker 4: noise that you know, then come back to us with
Speaker 4: this a little short yeah, all right.
Speaker 8: While it might not be the final between Raining World
Speaker 8: Cup champs Argentina and Raining European Champion in Spain, Miami
Speaker 8: Host Committee chair Rodney Barretto says Miami Stadium is playing
Speaker 8: host to tomorrow's bronze final between France and England, and
Speaker 8: he's pretty happy.
Speaker 3: About it.
Speaker 2: We're so fortunate. We've had great matches, but the bronze
Speaker 2: Finmal was going to be one for the books for sure.
Speaker 8: Organizers say the game at Miami Stadium caps off South
Speaker 8: Florida's seven game World Cup run, gives fans a showdown
Speaker 8: between two of the world's top ranked teams. Right, you're
Speaker 8: not seeing scrubs. Officials say more than six hundred thousand
Speaker 8: people attended the FIFA Fan Festival in downtown Miami during
Speaker 8: the tournament, and watch parties are planned throughout the weekend.
Speaker 4: Bape for France is also shooting for the Golden Boot.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, wow, he wants a score while Messi in
Speaker 4: the title match will try and counter.
Speaker 2: And doesn't this have that weird thing ross where there
Speaker 2: was a photograph taken because somebody won a contest or
Speaker 2: something and they had their baby and their baby is
Speaker 2: like getting a bath from Messi. Oh yeah, I know,
Speaker 2: I know all that, Zach. Do you know the story, Deborah? No, Like,
Speaker 2: so there's a bam picture of Messi like getting a
Speaker 2: kid a bath, and I guess it was like some
Speaker 2: kind of contest, all right, So check this out. It
Speaker 2: was a raffle way back in the day when Messi
Speaker 2: was like twenty years old. Right from UNISEEF. A family
Speaker 2: won the raffle to take photos with Barcelona players. Their
Speaker 2: baby got selected and they chose a random Barcelona player.
Speaker 2: It was Messi that baby lamin Ya Mal who faces
Speaker 2: off against Messi and the player for a World Cup final. No, yes,
Speaker 2: that is like it's looked at as like the craziest
Speaker 2: quinka dink in sports by Spain wins. He actually give
Speaker 2: him a bath on the pitch.
Speaker 8: The only way it should end, the only way it
Speaker 8: should end, all right, Speaking of ending, Fireball Cinnamon Whiskey
Speaker 8: no is releasing a limited run of high top sneakers
Speaker 8: designed with hidden compartments in the tongues to huld the
Speaker 8: brand's new portable flask pouches.
Speaker 3: The black and red Fireball Streaks or Sneaks rather.
Speaker 8: Yeah, feature flame detailing and zippered tongue pocket size for
Speaker 8: the company's two hundred milliliter stash flask, which holds up
Speaker 8: to four shots. So beginning at ten am on July
Speaker 8: twenty fourth, adults of legal drinking age can enter through
Speaker 8: Fireballs website for a chance to purchase a bundle for
Speaker 8: twenty five dollars plus shipping. Now the entry window will
Speaker 8: remain open for just one hour. Guess how many people
Speaker 8: are going to be randomly selected and invited to complete
Speaker 8: the purchase?
Speaker 2: One hundred, now five hundred, six hundred and sixty.
Speaker 3: Six, How about just fifty?
Speaker 8: Oh, really, fifty people will be randomly selected and invited
Speaker 8: to complete the purchase. By the way, you have far
Speaker 8: better add odds of winning one thousand dollars keyword contest
Speaker 8: and then this fifty dollars thing across the country.
Speaker 2: By the way, deb if you ever want to know
Speaker 2: when the party boys are on the golf course, go
Speaker 2: to the trash cans at every tea box and you
Speaker 2: will find scads of these little fireball shooter O way,
Speaker 2: and the little one ounce things or whatever, the little
Speaker 2: flask things. I mean, they drink that stuff like those
Speaker 2: golfers love it for some reason. Well, I gotta let
Speaker 2: you know this thing, you terrible taste. You need to
Speaker 2: let your golfing buddies know that.
Speaker 8: The stash Flask is also being sold separately at select
Speaker 8: retailers for a suggested price of three ninety nine right
Speaker 8: It's available in forty two and sixty six proof versions.
Speaker 2: Out here, though, if you have fireball whiskey shoes, you
Speaker 2: don't have to talk to me. I disagree. I only
Speaker 2: want you to talk to me like I don't need.
Speaker 2: We can talk about something else. We don't have to
Speaker 2: talk about the shoes. We're talking about your family. You
Speaker 2: would not rock fireball whiskey shoes. I would not come.
Speaker 2: I would not we too good, not fireball whiskey. It
Speaker 2: would be a different whiskey. I'm not in a rock
Speaker 2: like a different type of whiskey shoe, but fireball whiskey shoes. Man,
Speaker 2: you might you know what they.
Speaker 3: Usually call those crocs. That's kind of the same message.
Speaker 3: And either way that concludes your jcs.
Speaker 2: News Rock seven four one text do seven seven zero
Speaker 2: three one fund is your three click you word if
Speaker 2: you in go to real radio dot FM and send
Speaker 2: that away for your chance at one thousand dollars back
Speaker 2: in a second with sinker sale and embers only.
Speaker 14: Yeah, if you have a tea back in Rockledge in
Speaker 14: the day we raise Beard National Tattoo Day.
Speaker 9: Fun story.
Speaker 15: My first tattoo was a hard Graham, the symbol for
Speaker 15: Lake band Mark Jerre and the band him.
Speaker 2: Check on my leg what it was done by a
Speaker 2: murderer in jail.
Speaker 6: I'm a good show, y'all.
Speaker 16: All right, Hey, how's it o'hona for ass for super
Speaker 16: stowed for you? And yeah, I mean, even though I
Speaker 16: don't want to see England win on American soil, it
Speaker 16: was discouraging just listening to Tootle's postmatch interviews, all his
Speaker 16: anks and discuss with the play from the team dissatisfaction.
Speaker 10: You know, you can't go on the defense with a
Speaker 10: one to zero lead like that.
Speaker 16: And maybe that guy can get a job in mass
Speaker 16: transit when he gets back, because he should knows how
Speaker 16: to park a bus aloa hockey.
Speaker 2: Hello, yo, Ross.
Speaker 17: I was at the Argentina versus Egypt game, and yeah,
Speaker 17: those Argentinian fans are absolutely wild. When they scored that
Speaker 17: second goal. I was low key rooting for Egypt, and
Speaker 17: when they scored that second goal, they hit mine in
Speaker 17: my friend's head, threw our hats off our friend next
Speaker 17: to us. She was wearing her hair in a bun.
Speaker 17: They pulled her hair in her bun and they started
Speaker 17: spilling drinks.
Speaker 2: All over us.
Speaker 17: No what, It was absolutely wild and I want them
Speaker 17: to lose the finals because of them.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's obnoxious, and Ross was there cheering up. I
Speaker 2: am your four o'clock, he orders checked c agck, go
Speaker 2: to real radio out of him and send that away
Speaker 2: for your chance at a thousand bucks check? Is your
Speaker 2: four o'clock? You were guys? Good luck? I'm Jim. There's
Speaker 2: death hello and Ross. It's true, Argentina fans go harder
Speaker 2: than any group of people I've ever seen.
Speaker 8: I was just reminded from tea bags called we've never
Speaker 8: discussed the tiny footprints that you were supposed to be
Speaker 8: getting tattooed.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, no, I haven't gotten those yet. When are
Speaker 2: you gonna get that at little hood rat neck? You
Speaker 2: know what, that's a really good point. I have yet
Speaker 2: to even think about that. I'm too busy exerberting my son,
Speaker 2: my grandson, well, you know, on his forehead and then
Speaker 2: a little crook of his neck, the cute little moon.
Speaker 8: If that were the only one. But I mean, I'm
Speaker 8: sure you're going to have other grandchildren. So are you
Speaker 8: going to have an army of little feet marching across
Speaker 8: your bible?
Speaker 2: Only if I can get a murder to do the tattoo.
Speaker 8: That would make you a very interesting uh watch on
Speaker 8: the beaches of Florida. Dude, look at that guy who's
Speaker 8: got little footprints.
Speaker 2: All yeah, I mean, will be good ross. Obviously, we've
Speaker 2: talked about the cost of these tickets at nauseum. At
Speaker 2: the time of the game that you were at, it was, yeah,
Speaker 2: my tickets shot up to like eight grand, Yeah, eighty
Speaker 2: seven and fifty dollars to for some of those people
Speaker 2: were paying that. I think eighty two was the mean cost.
Speaker 2: And of course, now that the game is set and
Speaker 2: the final World Cup match will be Sunday, Yes, yeah, Sunday,
Speaker 2: have you looked to see how much your ticket would
Speaker 2: be worth now? No, I am. I don't know what
Speaker 2: the tickets are going for the final. I would assume
Speaker 2: it's got to be five figures. Though, let me say
Speaker 2: here real quick, make sure we get this completely right.
Speaker 2: As of right now, twenty twenty six World Cup Final
Speaker 2: Spain versus Argentina is the most expensive retail ticket in
Speaker 2: sports history.
Speaker 10: Wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Number two is the Super Bowl. That Super Bowl
Speaker 2: twenty are fifty eight, which is the Chief versus the Niners.
Speaker 2: Those tickets are going for ninety four hundred dollars Super
Speaker 2: Bowl and twenty twenty one, which is the Bucks versus
Speaker 2: the Chiefs, those are seventy three three hundred dollars, twenty
Speaker 2: twenty Chiefs versus the Niners again sixty five hundred dollars,
Speaker 2: and in twenty twenty six the NBA Finals Game three
Speaker 2: Nick Spurs, those tickets were going for sixty three hundred
Speaker 2: a piece. Right for the twenty twenty six World Cup
Speaker 2: Finals Spain versus Argentina, the average price of a ticket
Speaker 2: to get in is eleven three hundred twenty seven dollars,
Speaker 2: So it kind of also breaks the record and blows
Speaker 2: right by it. Yeah, yeah, I mean by two thousand bucks.
Speaker 2: And percentage wise though, like that's that's shattering a record. Yeah,
Speaker 2: to by a couple of bucks. That is a that
Speaker 2: is a well. It's funny though, because when you look
Speaker 2: at the other ones, they're all separated by about one
Speaker 2: thousand dollars. The number two game, which would be the
Speaker 2: Chiefs Arches of the Niners in twenty twenty four, that
Speaker 2: one is about two thousand more than than third place.
Speaker 2: But this one eclipses that, being two thousand more than
Speaker 2: second place. I mean one of the most I already
Speaker 2: told you on the opening segment, but one of the
Speaker 2: most Jarring. Most memorable memories throughout this trip was getting
Speaker 2: in line and just the being in line and feeling
Speaker 2: the tension of like is everything going to be good?
Speaker 2: Are we going to get in? And seeing that guy
Speaker 2: cut in line Jim oh, and then seeing this like
Speaker 2: forty year old Argentinian dude like basically start cruying. Oh
Speaker 2: really he was like begging. You don't understand, you don't understand.
Speaker 2: I need this, I need it. It was I've never
Speaker 2: seen an adult act like that over sports only hard drugs.
Speaker 2: They're usually on rock bottom. Is that our question today?
Speaker 2: Do we put that up?
Speaker 5: We do?
Speaker 4: We have it worded in our YouTube chat. You go
Speaker 4: to real Radio dot FM slash watch a YouTube right
Speaker 4: there and the question is how much would you pay
Speaker 4: for a bucket list sporting or music event. I went
Speaker 4: for a bucket list because in case you don't care
Speaker 4: about sports, Yeah, sure, the grouping is thousand dollars max
Speaker 4: between one and two thousand, between two and five or more.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, that's perfect. And I mean that could be
Speaker 2: your favorite band doing their life as tour. That could
Speaker 2: be anything you wanted to be. It really could. So
Speaker 2: that's that's one want to shoot for. Real quick.
Speaker 4: By the way, real quick, Fayez is not feeling well today.
Speaker 4: That's why no primetime kitchen. But also sink or sell.
Speaker 4: The results are in your votes and according to you,
Speaker 4: since you all do whatever Jim tells you to do,
Speaker 4: it's sank Harvest Moon by Neil Young. Sank yeah good good, Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well the textan serfskind of reflected that it sucked too.
Speaker 2: Yeah. You don't take that person, No, you should say
Speaker 2: the song sucked.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't think that. I don't think the song's all
Speaker 2: that good. That's not the point of the big I
Speaker 2: understand that. But I'm just and that's I'm just adding
Speaker 2: that on. That's extra value. Guess right, I didn't even
Speaker 2: pick this song. It was a request. I got no
Speaker 2: connect You.
Speaker 4: Should have no connection to that. This is a dumble
Speaker 4: O'Neil song. Neil Young song, Neil Young. It's probably the
Speaker 4: song I like by him the most.
Speaker 2: I gotta I got a question because we do have
Speaker 2: the most uh, we have the smartest audience in all
Speaker 2: of radio by a million. I do believe that right
Speaker 2: as a handful outliers and they text right exactly, they Jackson,
Speaker 2: you heard the murderer tattoo thing. Right. Yeah. I didn't
Speaker 2: say not kill or I just said smartest. So there
Speaker 2: was a guy who was on the run from the
Speaker 2: FEDS for twenty years. He was a former doctor. I
Speaker 2: believe he sexually assaulted some people way back, right, and
Speaker 2: then he left, he took off, he ran, and he's
Speaker 2: been on the run for twenty years. And they call
Speaker 2: him the yacht Master. And the reason they call him
Speaker 2: the yacht Master is pretty self explanatory. He was a
Speaker 2: master sailor. He knew you know, he spent a lot
Speaker 2: of time traveling the world, so he is connected and
Speaker 2: knows where to go and everything and how to kind of,
Speaker 2: you know, keep away from people. Well, they got a
Speaker 2: tip that he was off of the shore of New Jersey,
Speaker 2: like out there on a fifty six foot yacht that
Speaker 2: he was captaining. And they got a tip that he
Speaker 2: was out there, and sure enough, coastguard, I guess, goes
Speaker 2: out there, and sure enough, there he is. After twenty years,
Speaker 2: he's on this big boat, fifty six footer. That's a
Speaker 2: pretty good sized boat, right, oh yeah, right. They they
Speaker 2: board the boat and they take him into custody without
Speaker 2: any issues, right, no incidents whatsoever. He cut hands behind
Speaker 2: the back. Load him up out of here, right, no problem.
Speaker 2: What happens to that boat? They arrested him an hour
Speaker 2: off shore, he's an hour out to see Now again,
Speaker 2: I don't know they'll tow it in? Is that what
Speaker 2: they do? Yeah? Yeah, because I don't when you go
Speaker 2: out there with the coast guard, like, I didn't know
Speaker 2: if they did that, Like I was gonna say, I mean,
Speaker 2: obviously I don't think they set it adrift now, but
Speaker 2: I didn't know if they just anchored it or what.
Speaker 7: I know.
Speaker 2: That sounds dumb, but we But here's the thing. The
Speaker 2: reason I asked the question is, is like when you
Speaker 2: get pulled over and something happens with your car and
Speaker 2: they take you into custody, your car stays right there.
Speaker 2: You don't get to pulled around the corner or do it,
Speaker 2: or you don't get to take it anywhere. It would
Speaker 2: wind up getting towed.
Speaker 8: Which is why what happened with those two principles allowing
Speaker 8: her to park.
Speaker 3: It was so egregious that that was you know, and.
Speaker 2: I guess they'll tow it and they'll charge me that.
Speaker 2: Do you guess how expensive boat towing is? By the chance,
Speaker 2: and I don't know if they can have a member
Speaker 2: of the coast guard like drive it in. That's the
Speaker 2: other thing I did. That's the other question I was
Speaker 2: going to ask, Okay, is a toe scenario, which by
Speaker 2: the way, is expensive and kind of dangerous, or do
Speaker 2: they take somebody with them that is also like a
Speaker 2: master yachtsman and that person navigates the boat back to
Speaker 2: shore and then of course it would be put into
Speaker 2: uh yeah, non quarantine compound whatever.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the compound interest here's I think it might they'll
Speaker 4: tow it before they'll have someone drive it.
Speaker 2: Just I don't know. If it's a liability thing, it
Speaker 2: can also have liability issues. Yeah, But I mean I
Speaker 2: don't think they would be responsible for that because I mean,
Speaker 2: he's the one breaking the law. He made them. What
Speaker 2: you get that anything that happens to the boat while
Speaker 2: apprehending him, I believe is just kind of you got
Speaker 2: to deal with it, Like if the boat got sunk
Speaker 2: because they were trying to apprehend him. I don't think
Speaker 2: he has a case there, Like I don't think he
Speaker 2: has a case. But I mean, I think if they
Speaker 2: have to tow the boat, they wind up charging him
Speaker 2: for it. I mean it's thousands of dollars. I mean,
Speaker 2: I knew, dude's just gotta get used to get stuck
Speaker 2: on the river, and it would be you know, a
Speaker 2: thousand bucks for you to come out and have the
Speaker 2: towboat tow you back to a dock of some sort.
Speaker 4: It goes to impound every time, so they get paid
Speaker 4: to according it tech service.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I don't know anything about that, but I do
Speaker 2: know that having this as a conversation really makes it
Speaker 2: look like you're about to do something bad on a boat.
Speaker 2: We were asking, like what happens? I just thought, you
Speaker 2: get arrested on a boat. Let the case do with it.
Speaker 2: The case was very interesting, and I just kind of thought.
Speaker 2: I was like, well, what did they do with the
Speaker 2: damn boat? You know, like why didn't This is like
Speaker 2: the first time a bad guy got a really cool nickname. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: the yacht master. Yeah, dude, the yacht master. Don't give
Speaker 2: that to a sexual assaulter. Yeah, do not do that. Right.
Speaker 4: Text brings up a good poor It says about that
Speaker 4: size would probably have a full crew, which would include
Speaker 4: a first mate, so someone else might be qualified to Oh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're right, but drive it back I guess you're
Speaker 2: absolutely right. Fifty six Well, I don't know. Fifty six
Speaker 2: foot yeah, probably if it's a if it's a standard sailboat,
Speaker 2: I would think it probably would have to have a
Speaker 2: couple of employees. You're right, interesting, all right? Four seven
Speaker 2: nine one six one o four one. You can always
Speaker 2: text us at seven seven zero three one. Read a
Speaker 2: story about a woman today and she had a boyfriend,
Speaker 2: and that boyfriend wanted to get married, but the woman said,
Speaker 2: not until this happens.
Speaker 10: Scard.
Speaker 18: After morning, Colbert ruined, I'm here with Sharp, the non swillie,
Speaker 18: and we actually on here down in Melbourne at the
Speaker 18: Salty Fox, just having a good time, hanging on off
Speaker 18: ride at playing some pool, having some drink. Hey, and Jimmy,
Speaker 18: do you know why Waldo wears a striped shirt. I don't, Well, Jimmy,
Speaker 18: she doesn't want to be spotted.
Speaker 2: Oh man, oh my gosh. Not good.
Speaker 7: Real radio listeners are talking, and what they're saying is
Speaker 7: Jack Bradshaw's got the goods. Jack Bradshaw wears his name
Speaker 7: with a well earned pride. Jim Colbert, Colbert, dirty Jim,
Speaker 7: Jimmy Chipper. How many aliases does one man need? Just
Speaker 7: what exactly is mystery man Colbert hiding. Anyway, Let's leave
Speaker 7: catfish Colbert or whatever his real name is to his
Speaker 7: high dollar manny petties and charcoony platters.
Speaker 2: Jack Bradshaw's got the goods. So I didn't realize there.
Speaker 4: But he has sent three more different versions of that,
Speaker 4: and they're all campaign ad style for I don't know,
Speaker 4: for you, Jack, Well, yeah, for you.
Speaker 2: Jim and I are running for some office.
Speaker 4: I guess we're not promising agains the agriculture commissioner.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're four. If you were to check c hgc K,
Speaker 2: go to real radio dot f him and send that
Speaker 2: away for your chance at one thousand dollars. Check is
Speaker 2: the word, guys, go get that money. I'm Jim. There's
Speaker 2: deb Hello, check is here, and so is Sauce. It's true.
Speaker 4: You gotta mention conservative for for Jim right in that
Speaker 4: Wilton Simpson ad. I counted five times in that sixty
Speaker 4: second ad, so no, six times. Then he said it
Speaker 4: was a concern. Every ten seconds they remind you he's
Speaker 4: a conservative.
Speaker 2: Oh really, yeah? Is there a question of it?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: I think that's when they're advertising. That's the message there
Speaker 4: to breakthrough to you.
Speaker 2: I got you, guys.
Speaker 4: If you hey, if you're a conservative, this is your guy,
Speaker 4: and we're gonna tell you to remind you every ten seconds.
Speaker 15: There.
Speaker 2: You know who's running against him? Is that Matt the Welder,
Speaker 2: Matt Taylor? That's it? Yeah, yeah, very good. Have you
Speaker 2: ever seen any other stuff? Matt the Welder, Matt Matt Taylor?
Speaker 2: I know you guys know, Yeah, it's so funny because
Speaker 2: I was I went to reach out to the guy who.
Speaker 2: Have you guys seen the guy who does the yoink
Speaker 2: thing in the Everglades? Yeah, joint and he will pick
Speaker 2: up of this ajoint. It'll be like some kind of
Speaker 2: newt or yoink and his whole thing is he's looking
Speaker 2: for pythons down there, but he doesn't while he's barefoot, right.
Speaker 2: So I actually text Savannah from the Morning Show because
Speaker 2: she knows a lot of the people in that world.
Speaker 2: I said, hey, you know, do you know this yoink guy?
Speaker 2: Can I get his Can I get his name? I mean,
Speaker 2: you know, you know, get a hookup if you know him?
Speaker 2: And she she didn't say why, but she said, you
Speaker 2: don't want to talk to that guy. Here's who you
Speaker 2: want to talk to. And she gave me some info
Speaker 2: on Matt the Welder because of his environmental pro prowess
Speaker 2: and how he looks out for the environmental health.
Speaker 8: Of Florida, the wild spaces, the wild spaces that are
Speaker 8: left in Florida. What's interesting is that because he'd become
Speaker 8: known as matth the Welder, he had changed his name,
Speaker 8: including his Social Security card to read Matt the Welder.
Speaker 8: But then Florida lawmakers passed a law that says, if
Speaker 8: you're going to run for office, you have to run
Speaker 8: under the name you were given at birth.
Speaker 3: So now he has to run. So now he has
Speaker 3: to run as Matt Taylor. He cannot run as Matthew Welder.
Speaker 2: I mean, if you watch stuff, he's pretty well put
Speaker 2: together and now that Yeah, they are trying to do that.
Speaker 2: But Savannah wanted me to talk to him instead of uh,
Speaker 2: instead of the other guy.
Speaker 4: Well, he's challenging Florida Ag Commissioner Wilton's Simpson.
Speaker 2: They're both Republicans, so it's a primary challenge. Oh, it's interesting.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that he was a Republican. Yeah, that's
Speaker 2: very interesting. I mean, I'm gonna tell this out. I
Speaker 2: don't think there's too many Matt the welders, you know,
Speaker 2: drinking Machia in the morning either. I'm not gonna tell
Speaker 2: you when you when you're the ad guy, having a
Speaker 2: first name of Wilton is a pretty good fit, right, yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean that fits if you're Wilton. I find it
Speaker 2: funny that Matt the Welder did try to run underneath
Speaker 2: the name Matt the Welder, and then the Florida was like, nah, man,
Speaker 2: you can only go birth name, and he had to
Speaker 2: probably be like, this is not a trans thing.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, it was.
Speaker 8: It was all about the ground roots support that he
Speaker 8: was getting. So this was their way of tamping that
Speaker 8: down and making it more difficult for him to have
Speaker 8: the name recognition when you got into the ballot box.
Speaker 8: It just shows he got under their skin, which I
Speaker 8: think is awesome.
Speaker 2: In his videos are great. I mean, they make a
Speaker 2: lot of sense. I don't. I mean, I have never like, uh,
Speaker 2: I've never like fact checked any of the stuff. But
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, he's basically just kind of looking
Speaker 2: out for the waterways and our drinking water in Florida
Speaker 2: and making sure that the sprawl in the state doesn't
Speaker 2: really affect us long term when it comes to what
Speaker 2: we expect the state to be able to provide us
Speaker 2: with natural resources.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I feel like politicians and politics right now,
Speaker 2: I've grown into this weird paradox about it.
Speaker 19: All.
Speaker 2: This is because like, for you to get elected, for
Speaker 2: you to win, you're going to have to say stuff
Speaker 2: that you probably know you can't do. You have to
Speaker 2: lie to win an election. Yeah, is that just Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 2: You're going to have to lie. You have to say
Speaker 2: stuff that gets the people going while you know, dude,
Speaker 2: there's no chance I'm gonna ever be able to get this.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Even the people you think are good guys or good
Speaker 2: girls have had you know, uh, aberrations in their and
Speaker 2: their past. I mean, it's nobody's in that business. It
Speaker 2: is the dirtiest business in the world by a million.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but the but also you have to make these
Speaker 4: promises like I'm gonna there's a guy running he's the
Speaker 4: ac guy running for you know, uh, the house. But
Speaker 4: he's like, I'm gonna, yeah, I'm gonna lower gas prices,
Speaker 4: you know, lower insurance rates.
Speaker 2: And it's like really, yeah, yeah, good luck with that.
Speaker 2: To watch a game like I don't even know how
Speaker 2: much the engine even listens to the politicians we vote
Speaker 2: in what do you There's been so many times since
Speaker 2: I've been on this radio program where it's like, all right,
Speaker 2: we're holding an election, we see the results of the election,
Speaker 2: we will not act according to said election election just
Speaker 2: for funsies, thanks for taking part in it. And then
Speaker 2: all the politicians that ran on platforms are saying I'm
Speaker 2: going to do this, do that, and then you go
Speaker 2: ahead and vote, and it's like those politicians don't even
Speaker 2: have a say in the data centers. Yeah, it's easy
Speaker 2: to say that as a as a it's easy to
Speaker 2: say that as a candidate because you're not in the
Speaker 2: machine yet. The problem is is once you get in
Speaker 2: the machine and you realize why no one else has
Speaker 2: got anything else done, it's hard for you to look
Speaker 2: back and go, oh, well, I thought I could do
Speaker 2: this the whole time. And it's the problem is is
Speaker 2: the machine doesn't fix easy.
Speaker 4: I think underlying Ross's point and the thing that frustrates
Speaker 4: me most is the intellectual dishonesty where they know they
Speaker 4: can't do something, or they know they would be ineffective
Speaker 4: doing something, but they're gonna say they're gonna do it
Speaker 4: and promise they're gonna do that, because that's what that's.
Speaker 2: What they're It's what moves the needle. That's what's what
Speaker 2: you're gonna want to obtain more power off of. Just
Speaker 2: like simple fabrication, manipulation in line and again, who would
Speaker 2: want the job? Who would want that job? Who would
Speaker 2: want a job in politics in this country? You know,
Speaker 2: for one thing, as a competitive salary, who would want
Speaker 2: the job? That's the thing I asked myself the most
Speaker 2: about politicians in general, is you know who wants these jobs?
Speaker 2: Why do you want a job to pay seventy five
Speaker 2: grand a year when your education would allow you to
Speaker 2: make one hundred and fifty in the private sector. Why?
Speaker 2: I mean, some people go in there with the truest
Speaker 2: of intents. They want to go in there and go, hey, look,
Speaker 2: you know, I think I want to make a change.
Speaker 2: I hate the way this looks from the outside. Ind
Speaker 2: and then unfortunately, much like a lot of these good people,
Speaker 2: they get sucked into this machine and they realize, oh man,
Speaker 2: I'm in way deeper than I ever thought in a
Speaker 2: million years I would be in. I can't do this
Speaker 2: because this person says I can't do that, because that sponsor. Or,
Speaker 2: that donor won't donate anymore if I do that. So
Speaker 2: what I promise back there, I can't do anymore because
Speaker 2: my buddy said, if you do that, they're going to
Speaker 2: cut all the funding off for this part of the
Speaker 2: world here for us, no more Republican dollars, no more
Speaker 2: Democrat dollars, whatever the case may be. So once you
Speaker 2: get in the machine and you realize that it's all
Speaker 2: run by corporations and donations and money, you really aren't
Speaker 2: going to do much governance. I don't think it's hard.
Speaker 2: That's why you hear these guys on the hill all
Speaker 2: the time talking about I've been working on this bill
Speaker 2: for five years. It's got today working on the bill
Speaker 2: for five years, and all it takes is one person
Speaker 2: to vote it down or a veto from the President
Speaker 2: or the governor.
Speaker 19: You know.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's a really weird process.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 2: I could never do it in a million years. I
Speaker 2: could never do it. But yeah, I can do it.
Speaker 2: I mean, you said the you said, the engine, right,
Speaker 2: is toxic. The machine, the machine, the machine is toxic.
Speaker 2: But I also, like I look at it and go like, yeah, no, one,
Speaker 2: we don't even get to vote on the machine. Yeah. No,
Speaker 2: I like that the machine is the ghost. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 2: like the ghost is the dollar that machine, mate. I
Speaker 2: don't know. For the longest time, it's my naivetey of
Speaker 2: being shattered as I get into my mid thirties of
Speaker 2: thinking that like, oh, yeah, we do have a say.
Speaker 2: You have a say. You have a say here, you
Speaker 2: have a say for amendments and the person that you
Speaker 2: put in office. After that person gets in office, you
Speaker 2: do not have a say. You can just tell them, hey,
Speaker 2: I won't vote for you anymore, or you can tell
Speaker 2: them that that's that's pretty much the only you. You're
Speaker 2: dealing with a you know, a pillow hammer at that point. Like,
Speaker 2: I know, I think this has been on a disagreement
Speaker 2: that we've always had in the past, is that, like
Speaker 2: I know, it really pisses people off when people don't
Speaker 2: vot vote, and you know what, I disagree with people
Speaker 2: who do not vote. I think you should vote. With
Speaker 2: that said, I will never be mad at somebody for
Speaker 2: not voting. Yeah, that's a weird thing. And the reason
Speaker 2: why I feel that way is is because the people
Speaker 2: who are holding the elections jerrymandering are disrespecting our right
Speaker 2: to vote way more than someone not taking part in
Speaker 2: an election. I saw a list today. It says, these
Speaker 2: are the twenty two things that ninety five percent of
Speaker 2: Americans won. And it was just basically a bipartisan list
Speaker 2: of once and needs. And I'm like that, right, there
Speaker 2: should be every politician's checklist. And it was just the
Speaker 2: stuff that you hear about all the time that always
Speaker 2: gets litigated and never negotiated, over and over and over
Speaker 2: and over and over. But I saw that on line
Speaker 2: today and I wish I would have saved it because
Speaker 2: it was it was It was really kind of exactly
Speaker 2: on point. All right, four oh seven ninete six four
Speaker 2: one texts seven seven zero three to one. So I
Speaker 2: told you guys went to break. There's this woman and
Speaker 2: she talks with this is a BBC story, by the way,
Speaker 2: and she goes her boyfriend. They're in love. They're young,
Speaker 2: probably in their in the late twenties, I believe, and
Speaker 2: he's like, man, I really want to get married, and
Speaker 2: she looks at him and she goes, I will marry you,
Speaker 2: but you have to do this first. And I think
Speaker 2: this is a really interesting idea. Do you have to
Speaker 2: get rid of that tattoo. Well, that's a good guests. Yeah,
Speaker 2: And I gotta tell you, I think everybody in this
Speaker 2: room are in these rooms. I think most people would
Speaker 2: agree with this concept. And it is a bit of
Speaker 2: a novel concept. By the way plays back and forth.
Speaker 2: A man could also make this determination or ask this
Speaker 2: of someone that would want to get married. And I
Speaker 2: think maybe you might see more of this lately. You
Speaker 2: have to learn Spanish one more, Devora, what do.
Speaker 8: You think that financial literacy takes some kind of like
Speaker 8: a budgeting class.
Speaker 2: You're the closest one. You have to be debt free.
Speaker 2: She looked at her boyfriend and she said, I do
Speaker 2: want to marry you. I love you dearly, but I
Speaker 2: don't have any debt. I've been paying for my own rent,
Speaker 2: my own house and everything. You've been living with your mom.
Speaker 2: You've paid rent to your mom, and that's great, but
Speaker 2: you have he has like a seven or eight thousand
Speaker 2: dollars or something like that. She goes, we are not
Speaker 2: going to get together. We're not joining our finances. And
Speaker 2: by the way, she wants to do that. She wants
Speaker 2: to go to the whole traditional marriage thing once they
Speaker 2: get together, to combine their finances, have one account, they
Speaker 2: deal with all their bills through. But she will not
Speaker 2: do that as long as he brings debt into the relationship.
Speaker 2: I couldn't love this more. Yeah, what a concept. Like
Speaker 2: I've never heard anybody say that. It makes perfect sense,
Speaker 2: Like right over, rip, I love this idea. I love it.
Speaker 2: I'm obsessed with it. But have hard conversations, you know what.
Speaker 2: This is communication that should be having, It should be happening.
Speaker 2: It is a hard conversation, it is. Yeah, because I mean,
Speaker 2: you could really, really really love somebody. Can I tell
Speaker 2: you something my wife have. My wife said this to me,
Speaker 2: I would not be her husband because I was absolutely
Speaker 2: swamped in debt when we met. I'd just gotten through
Speaker 2: a divorce, like a year and a half into it.
Speaker 2: I had no money. I did have a house, but
Speaker 2: I only got that from the skin of my teeth.
Speaker 2: The furniture we had in the house was basically outdoor furniture.
Speaker 2: I had to borrow television, He's gonna borrowed couch. Our
Speaker 2: our dining room table was an outdoor like patio table.
Speaker 2: So we had nothing. And uh, and she married me.
Speaker 2: She probably shouldn't have just based on that, but yeah, man,
Speaker 2: you know, asking telling somebody you got to be debt
Speaker 2: free if you want to be with me. I mean
Speaker 2: I probably shouldn't share this. I don't think he's listening
Speaker 2: what is, but I'll still do it. I had a
Speaker 2: friend who uh basically had a kid, had a kid,
Speaker 2: looked at the baby mama, baby mama, was like, do
Speaker 2: you want to get married? Because I do you need
Speaker 2: to go to college? Oh? Really? He said you need
Speaker 2: to graduate? And she did not. They did not get married.
Speaker 2: No way. Wow, that's coming in hot. That's real hot. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's like shocking sociopathic tendencies. If you ask me, well,
Speaker 2: why why college?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 2: Because they were It was really young they were. I
Speaker 2: mean this was over a decade ago. Now this is
Speaker 2: some twenty five. And he really really cared about his future,
Speaker 2: his family's future. He wanted he wait, a college graduation
Speaker 2: extremely high.
Speaker 3: Yeah, then that's important to you.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And what they did here is, by the way,
Speaker 2: the couple was named Sarah and Lee. Funny, I just
Speaker 2: picked up on that. She said. What they did was
Speaker 2: she said, yes, I will marry you. We're gonna set
Speaker 2: a wedding date two years from now. And at the
Speaker 2: end of this two years. If you're not debt free,
Speaker 2: we will break this. We will break this date. We
Speaker 2: will not get it to me. What it wrong there?
Speaker 5: Yea?
Speaker 2: Her whole idea was to set a timeline for him
Speaker 2: so that he could do he could get the debt
Speaker 2: taken care of in the timeline that they both agreed with.
Speaker 4: I think, what about the debt that's going to be
Speaker 4: incurred by planning a wedding within the next two years.
Speaker 2: It will probably be a collective debt of it. I guess.
Speaker 8: I think she already has her answer. She just doesn't
Speaker 8: want to accept it, which is what well. I mean,
Speaker 8: he is living at home, he's paying rent to his mom.
Speaker 8: I'm sure that that can be a flexible arrangement. But
Speaker 8: if he's saving that kind of money and still carrying
Speaker 8: that kind of debt, you see what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: By the way I do, he makes more money than her.
Speaker 3: Okay, there's an even bigger issue.
Speaker 2: He makes more more money than she does. So when
Speaker 2: they get together, I mean, they're gonna be fine, and
Speaker 2: they're gonna make plenty of money. But the problem is
Speaker 2: he has this car Loan debt and she simply does
Speaker 2: not want and you know it's wild. I wonder if
Speaker 2: she feels like she shouldn't have to pay for his car.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's the car loan debt.
Speaker 8: I think it shows a propensity to not take those
Speaker 8: responsibilities as seriously as he should. Again, he's living at home,
Speaker 8: he makes more money than she does, and he's still
Speaker 8: carrying his seven or eight thousand dollars debt.
Speaker 3: So what are you doing with all that money he's saving?
Speaker 3: Why are you living at home?
Speaker 4: It's not that much more, by the way, a car
Speaker 4: loan debt is not It should not be a deal breaker,
Speaker 4: right because I don't think so. Well, most people driving
Speaker 4: a car out there have a you know, some type
Speaker 4: of debt on me. I think to Deb's point, I
Speaker 4: think it shows that there's a bigger issue here.
Speaker 8: Not taking the financial responsibility as seriously. And like you said,
Speaker 8: it's only going to get more expensive from now because
Speaker 8: it's versus the wedding. Then it's going to be your children,
Speaker 8: Then it's your children's education. So the expenses aren't going
Speaker 8: to get smaller, they're going to get greater. And if
Speaker 8: he's shown that he can make more money, still carry
Speaker 8: debt and live at home, yeah, I would be worried
Speaker 8: about tying my finances to that person in the traditional sense.
Speaker 2: And by the way, she they're still together. They've been
Speaker 2: together twenty plus years. They now have two grown teenage
Speaker 2: daughters as well. But the funny thing is is he
Speaker 2: agreed with her, like he basically said, I'm terrible with money.
Speaker 2: I can't wait for you to manage our cash. Good
Speaker 2: for him, and he kind of he stuck those guns,
Speaker 2: he goes, I completely agree with that, so he buckled down,
Speaker 2: paid off the car. They got married. Now their accounts
Speaker 2: are combined and she manages their money for them, and
Speaker 2: he has no problem with that because he says to himself,
Speaker 2: that's not my strong point. So it actually worked out
Speaker 2: quite well for him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I thought they were young kids.
Speaker 2: Not no, no, no, they were, but this is a
Speaker 2: story down the road. Oh okay, this is them now.
Speaker 2: But she was telling me the story when they got
Speaker 2: together that she wanted him debt free before they got married. Which, yeah,
Speaker 2: the car loan is weird because I don't that's like not, well,
Speaker 2: what kind of lord would have to be not a
Speaker 2: long weird for it to be weird?
Speaker 5: Is that?
Speaker 2: Like card debt? Credit card debt, credit card debt, credit
Speaker 2: card debt is right on the nuts, she said, because
Speaker 2: that shows no control and you're making more money, you're
Speaker 2: And then also the biggest red flag is they're still
Speaker 2: living with my Is that really a red flag anymore?
Speaker 2: Huge red flag? When do you make more money than
Speaker 2: she does and you're still it? Just again, Okay, so
Speaker 2: I didn't say how much they made. They don't make
Speaker 2: a whole bunch of money. He just happens to make
Speaker 2: a couple thousand more than she does. They both make
Speaker 2: kind of very the same, basic mediocre salary type things.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's modest, he's a maintenance man, and she
Speaker 2: is a I want to say she was a teacher's
Speaker 2: assistant or something like that. So they both make about
Speaker 2: the same, which is plenty for them to live. They
Speaker 2: have a nice life. But what she was saying is
Speaker 2: she just didn't want to get off on that foot
Speaker 2: where they they that there was a debt inconsistency in
Speaker 2: the relationship, Like can you understand that though?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: But again, let's just say you and I were getting together, right.
Speaker 3: That wasn't even me.
Speaker 2: I don't know who that was. Say you and I
Speaker 2: are getting together? Why lower. I don't know, Rosh, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna take our screens out of YouTube.
Speaker 3: No, no, you are not.
Speaker 2: And you really want me, you really want to be
Speaker 2: with me.
Speaker 3: God, I don't say that word to go away.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, no, no, you want to But and you're
Speaker 2: doing great and I'm also doing great. But I'm bringing in,
Speaker 2: like you know, twenty or thirty thousand dollars in debt.
Speaker 2: It's yeah, you don't want to pay that bill. You
Speaker 2: don't want to pay that that's not fair to you.
Speaker 2: We get married and all of a sudden, you're where
Speaker 2: you know, our money is combined, and now we're writing
Speaker 2: my check out of our money. I don't know about that.
Speaker 3: I'm so happy you answered it for me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, we're done now, Thanks Jack.
Speaker 3: You guys can come back now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll do it again later.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 3: I didn't take guys, and I was like less than
Speaker 3: twenty seconds.
Speaker 2: Now, dev if you get that part of the package
Speaker 2: as well. But if you want to talk to Hr
Speaker 2: about that, he's right here. Jack. Take it away like
Speaker 2: Jack picture record right, seven seven zero three, Jack, I
Speaker 2: appreciate they got a thrift for that, And so you
Speaker 2: know what you don't think living with ma or dad
Speaker 2: is a red flag. I think there are. I think
Speaker 2: that show's a smart financial choice. I'll give you an example.
Speaker 2: My son started dating a girl and they are in
Speaker 2: their mid to late twenties, and they both lived at
Speaker 2: home with their parents because they hadn't. He's still in
Speaker 2: school and she was as well, going to middle school,
Speaker 2: medical school. So I don't think that's really even a
Speaker 2: thing anymore. I think ten years ago or something, yeah,
Speaker 2: it may have considered that. I don't think. I don't
Speaker 2: think living with your parents at mid twenties now is
Speaker 2: one of those things that's a giant red flag anymore.
Speaker 2: Going to school living with mom and dad is completely
Speaker 2: different than not going to school and living with mom. Yeah,
Speaker 2: this guy was living with mommy just clubbing. Yes, all right,
Speaker 2: back in a second with Whiskey of the Week.
Speaker 10: Guys.
Speaker 20: I just heard the the collar that was given the
Speaker 20: campaign style ad and it reminded me way back in
Speaker 20: the day, there was some monster truck event and someone
Speaker 20: made a promo and it was dirty Jim.
Speaker 2: I don't remember the whole thing.
Speaker 20: But that was that was glorious anyway, just to blast
Speaker 20: from the past, take care of everyone, Thank you, Friday,
Speaker 20: have a wonderful weekend.
Speaker 2: You do well.
Speaker 7: Real radio fans have a choice before then this November
Speaker 7: and Jack Bradshaw's got the goods. Jack Bradshaw has a full,
Speaker 7: luscious mane of hair. Jim Colbert has been struck in
Speaker 7: ahead with freshly chopped pool cues by confused failures enthusiasts
Speaker 7: again and again. Balls can't suffer from CTE, but Jim
Speaker 7: Colbert sure cam oh dear Jim Colbert is a bald
Speaker 7: and possibly brain damaged prop aghandas Jack Bradshaw's got the goods, he.
Speaker 2: Never says what the goods are. No, no, I can
Speaker 2: doesn't know what the goods are. That's just a little
Speaker 2: shaky for me. I have a feel transparent. I don't
Speaker 2: think it's policy. Ye yeah, I got the hair. We man.
Speaker 2: It's a populous world, so heavy your hair will warn Jack.
Speaker 2: Welcome back on, Jim. They're dead hell ah popular. Jack's
Speaker 2: here Yeah, and so is Ross as well. Let's do
Speaker 2: Whiskey of the Week.
Speaker 10: Forward Slash Distillery and Blending House present.
Speaker 2: Worster of the.
Speaker 10: On the Jim Colbert Show.
Speaker 2: Very nice, big thanks to our friends over at Ford
Speaker 2: Slash right there in winter park Man an unbelievable like
Speaker 2: tasting room slash, distillery slash, just cool chill spot. I mean,
Speaker 2: it is really an awesome new addition to the bar
Speaker 2: scene and business scene in winter Park. We love these guys,
Speaker 2: you will as well. We started Whiskey of the Week
Speaker 2: last week and what we do is we feature one
Speaker 2: of the whiskeys they have right there at Ford Slash
Speaker 2: and we give it a little try on the air,
Speaker 2: tell you what we think about it, and so you
Speaker 2: know about what we're tasting today. This is Vanguard Bourbon.
Speaker 2: This is their very first semi wheated bourbon blend. They
Speaker 2: released this in September of twenty twenty four. And wheted
Speaker 2: bourbons are bourbon whiskies that use wheat as the secondary
Speaker 2: grain instead of traditional rye. This gives you a sweeter
Speaker 2: and softer bourbon whiskey experience. It is one hundred proof,
Speaker 2: which means it is pretty darn strong. And this was
Speaker 2: popularized in the fifties and expanded to many beloved bourbon
Speaker 2: brands around the world today. Some of these names that
Speaker 2: we have here you would know their first name. Bases
Speaker 2: bourbons that have been around for years and have the
Speaker 2: best reputations in all of the world of whiskey. Let's
Speaker 2: give it a taste and see what you guys think. Oh,
Speaker 2: deb you wanta smell this twist mile I can from
Speaker 2: right here put a little ice in mind because the
Speaker 2: head did you drop an ice in?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I said that one hundred proof is just yeah, it's
Speaker 2: it's strong. I need to point out one thing about
Speaker 2: Forward Slash. You said Winter Park is lucky. Anywhere this
Speaker 2: side of the Mississippi is lucky. And the reason why
Speaker 2: it's a blending house. I don't think there's virtually any
Speaker 2: other blending houses in Florida that I'm aware of. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's so much more than a distillery. You're talking about
Speaker 2: basically a lab for whiskey. Yeah, and they really they
Speaker 2: give us. This is a blend of six to eight
Speaker 2: year old bourbons with an emphasis on high contents of
Speaker 2: wheat and malted barley. They're only ten thousand, or excuse me,
Speaker 2: only one thousand and seventy bottles have been produced, so
Speaker 2: it's a really low stock. Once it's gone, it's gone.
Speaker 2: And this is part of their artisan series, And you're right.
Speaker 2: This is a blend of four different whiskeys from author
Speaker 2: us from ages twenty sixteen all the way up to
Speaker 2: twenty eighteen. And what that is like, Like I said,
Speaker 2: it's a lab. They're grabbing the best whiskies. They are
Speaker 2: blending it. And if you're like me, I think blended
Speaker 2: whiskey is the best whiskey. I think it has the
Speaker 2: biggest spectrum of flavors, the range that blended whiskey and
Speaker 2: what they're doing and blending houses all around the world
Speaker 2: is the most unique way to consume whiskey, if you
Speaker 2: were to ask me, we are very lucky that forward
Speaker 2: slash it's not just part of the program, but literally
Speaker 2: existing in Florida. The nose on this is so nice,
Speaker 2: I mean it really is nice. That's a warm, a
Speaker 2: little spicy there.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So a lot of bourbon will have that vanilla and
Speaker 2: orange thing going, or like like a little bit of
Speaker 2: a toasted marshmallow thing. This does not have that at
Speaker 2: all to me. How about you, guys? You think the
Speaker 2: wheat kind of hampers that down? Is there anything? I
Speaker 2: would be really surprised if there wasn't any type of
Speaker 2: like wine barrel or some sort of like left and
Speaker 2: wine casks or something, because that's what I'm picking up
Speaker 2: on Yeah. I don't know, man, but I just know this.
Speaker 2: It doesn't have as much lasting uh uh power on
Speaker 2: the back of the palette like the one we had
Speaker 2: last week, but it is a little on the front
Speaker 2: of your tongue though. You get a lot of that
Speaker 2: sweet weeded flavor right up front, and then it gets
Speaker 2: into your sinuses and then it's gone, which means you
Speaker 2: have to drink more, which suck. It made my lips
Speaker 2: umb Oh that was my fault.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 4: And by the way, if you do have any questions
Speaker 4: next week, the guys from Forward Slash will.
Speaker 2: Be in studio for Whiskey of the Week. I have
Speaker 2: a ton of questions. Yeah, yeah, yeah, mean as well.
Speaker 2: One of the coolest things that happened to me when
Speaker 2: I was at Forward Slash during the bourbon bus, I
Speaker 2: asked the head mixer, the guy who is you know,
Speaker 2: the head of Forward Slash blender the blender, I go,
Speaker 2: what do you know about compass box and he goes,
Speaker 2: stop right there, I love you. Oh yeah, really compass
Speaker 2: box is well, coumbass boxes one of what got me
Speaker 2: into whiskey. Yeah, and then combass box is what inspired
Speaker 2: Forward Slash. The head. People at Forward Slash are in
Speaker 2: direct contact with Compass Box and John Glazner I believe
Speaker 2: his name, and he's looked at as like the mad
Speaker 2: scientist of whiskey on the planet, and Forward Slash is
Speaker 2: like right there with them. This is unreal that this
Speaker 2: is even a c I'm so happy that this is happening.
Speaker 2: This is Vanguard Bourbon again. They only made one thousand
Speaker 2: and seventy bottles, really low stock. Once it's gone, it's gone.
Speaker 2: If you'd like to get a bottle or try it,
Speaker 2: just visit our friends over at Forward Slash. I think
Speaker 2: on Instagram it's at Drink Forward Slash, and I think
Speaker 2: online this drink forward slash dot com. That's correct, and
Speaker 2: we will have another whiskey for you next week. But
Speaker 2: if you want to go to and try this one,
Speaker 2: it's Vanguard Bourbon. It is their semiweeded bourbon and it
Speaker 2: is ready for you to go grab. Thanks guys, appreciate that.
Speaker 2: Back in a second with more than Jim Cover showed
Speaker 2: a fresh keyword. Hey, guess hope it guests to do well. Oh.
Speaker 2: I like this idea of China footprints like a tattooed
Speaker 2: all over Jimmy, just make sure that you put the
Speaker 2: necklace on there, saying Lorrick Gerts. Thanks by lower Girds.
Speaker 2: Welcome back to the Jim Culver Show. Real Radio one
Speaker 2: oh four point one. Your five o'clock keyword is new New.
Speaker 2: Go to Real Radio dot FM and send that away
Speaker 2: for your chance in one thousand months.
Speaker 15: New.
Speaker 2: That is your new word. Go get that money. Guys
Speaker 2: it I'm Jim, deb Jack and Ross are here as well. Deb,
Speaker 2: you had a story in the news today that I
Speaker 2: did want to talk about.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and this is the.
Speaker 2: This electric taxi that's gonna run from Kassimi to Tampa.
Speaker 2: That's the one you were talking.
Speaker 3: About earlier, right the Verda Port.
Speaker 2: Yeah, moving closer to launching electric air taxi service, with
Speaker 2: the Orlando to Tampa flights projected to take about thirty minutes.
Speaker 2: Oh lord, didn't think this is gonna work until I
Speaker 2: heard that. Yeah. Gateway Airport unveiled a fast charging station
Speaker 2: and new traffic air management technology for the electric craft.
Speaker 2: Leaders say the project could improve transportation while creating jobs
Speaker 2: and boosting the regional economy. It says, get around Central
Speaker 2: Florida in a different way in the future. To look
Speaker 2: man I have said two years ago, I'd be like,
Speaker 2: there's no way this is coming to fruition. There's too
Speaker 2: many working parts here. It's too unsafe. You never know,
Speaker 2: you know where anybody's gonna be at any given time.
Speaker 2: We can't keep airplanes safe a lot of times these days. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but they're doing it, and I have to tell you,
Speaker 2: I find it kind of interesting. Hell yeah, dude, imagine
Speaker 2: going down I four going to Tampa and you just
Speaker 2: see like a something that sounds like a voovuzela. Yeah,
Speaker 2: one hundred feet above you. That's gonna be weird. It
Speaker 2: doesn't even one thing it doesn't say. It doesn't talk
Speaker 2: about the cost of that's. It says, we'll go from
Speaker 2: Orlando to Tampa within thirty minutes. They did two eighty miles.
Speaker 2: Circuits came back and we were able to charge that
Speaker 2: aircraft within fifty minutes. So we're testing and it does
Speaker 2: not say anything about the cost of it. I can't
Speaker 2: imagine what like a round trip or I don't even
Speaker 2: know if you really look at it that way. Do
Speaker 2: you just buy a one I mean, do you buy
Speaker 2: a round trip ticket, get over there and just like
Speaker 2: have a time schedule when you get back. Like, let's
Speaker 2: say I've scheduled to leave at eight o'clock, so I
Speaker 2: drive the Cassimi. Yeah, it's almost silly. I mean, you
Speaker 2: drive to Cosime, it takes you forty five minutes to
Speaker 2: get a kasimi.
Speaker 4: Yeah halfway. Yeah, but now is this they do? Devin
Speaker 4: The News also had the oi A and in Orlando though,
Speaker 4: they're going to have.
Speaker 2: A verti port.
Speaker 8: Yeah, they hope to have one by twenty thirty, right, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 8: that's they hope to be the first airport in the country.
Speaker 3: Actually, that's wild.
Speaker 2: This one says it's going to be at the it's
Speaker 2: a signature aviation, explaining one of the benefits of the
Speaker 2: newly installed Beta Beta charge cube that allows them to
Speaker 2: charge the vehicles up pretty quickly and get them back
Speaker 2: out there to do service. Right, And I would think
Speaker 2: that they would have like a fleet of these that
Speaker 2: they can kind of just cycle around the differently than
Speaker 2: you would do for a drill battery, right, In other words,
Speaker 2: you have to drill the batteries all you change so
Speaker 2: you bring it back and instead of charging the cube,
Speaker 2: you just have a number of cubes already charged and
Speaker 2: you just bring it over and you slide it in
Speaker 2: like you would have drill, and then off you go.
Speaker 2: You don't have to wait an hour for the next
Speaker 2: flight to leak right exactly charging and within an hour
Speaker 2: that plane could be used again. And what you do
Speaker 2: is you just buy enough or you you create enough
Speaker 2: for these battery packs that you never have to worry
Speaker 2: about that because every time somebody returns from a trip,
Speaker 2: you're able to charge the thing right back up and
Speaker 2: get on the road or not on the road. But
Speaker 2: you know, I like how you said cube, Yeah, you
Speaker 2: thinking about the all spark from training that same year.
Speaker 2: That's exactly what I thought when I saw this. But
Speaker 2: that's what they call it, which I mean I could
Speaker 2: assume is just basically their battery pack.
Speaker 4: Just swap out a battery and throw a new one on. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: then then you can just have them charge. You're just
Speaker 4: swapping just exactly like any construction site out there right now.
Speaker 4: They'll have one or two of the machines and then
Speaker 4: they'll have a bunch of batteries. That way they can
Speaker 4: keep the battery charge. And by the way, the batteries charge.
Speaker 2: Pretty quick, they said fifty minutes, so you wouldn't even
Speaker 2: really they could figure out the logistics of this, so
Speaker 2: they would never not have a charge battery. So if
Speaker 2: a customer wanted to come up and uh and take
Speaker 2: a flight and go to Tampa, they could do that.
Speaker 4: Would you want to fly in a device this what
Speaker 4: looks like a man made flying machine with a bunt,
Speaker 4: the little dewault things stuck in the side.
Speaker 5: No I do it.
Speaker 2: The second I would have been probleng with it. What Yeah,
Speaker 2: I did. Look, you gotta figure it's not gonna get
Speaker 2: that far off the ground, man, You're probably, you're probably
Speaker 2: It's only gonna probably be a couple of hundred feet
Speaker 2: off the ground. That's enough to do some damage, just
Speaker 2: enough to clip trees and telephone poles.
Speaker 3: One thing I don't the one thing I don't drawn
Speaker 3: from Walmart.
Speaker 2: The one thing I don't find it necessary. Here's the
Speaker 2: thing I don't understand. It can't be that big, Like
Speaker 2: theoretically you should be able to land in this room, right,
Speaker 2: you would think, I mean, it's not gonna be that big.
Speaker 2: The rotors is gonna be the biggest thing on it.
Speaker 2: I'm sure it's gonna be maybe, you know, two passengers,
Speaker 2: maybe the most. It doesn't even say that because four
Speaker 2: is a helicopter. Yeah, I mean four is a lot.
Speaker 2: I mean you're still you know, you're you know, average
Speaker 2: build people, you're still talking. But between like seven hundred
Speaker 2: and one thousand pounds right or maybe five seven hundred
Speaker 2: pounds for to lift and go probably seventy eighty ninety
Speaker 2: miles an hour for forty straight minutes. Just give me
Speaker 2: like a cool monorail from Tampa to Orlando. My question
Speaker 2: is this though, like will they have proprietary landing spaces
Speaker 2: in Tampa, like you know the very popular spots of there.
Speaker 2: Will the casino have one? Could you fly to the
Speaker 2: cruise ships? Could you go to Saint Pete Beach? Are
Speaker 2: there gonna be like landing pads? Or you go out
Speaker 2: there and they drop you off and then they go
Speaker 2: back and pick up more customers, and then when they
Speaker 2: come back to bring customers to that location, you hop
Speaker 2: on for the ride back. Is that how it's gonna go?
Speaker 2: So the Verdi port look it's like a helipad, right exactly. Yeah,
Speaker 2: It's more like a helipad than it is an airport
Speaker 2: because the way it could come in basically it looks like,
Speaker 2: you know a small plane with a bunch of little propellers.
Speaker 2: You could convert an old basketball court to a landing pan. Yeah, right,
Speaker 2: but that do you do you understand what saying Jack though? Like, Okay,
Speaker 2: let's say that they have the one leaving port over
Speaker 2: here in because that's the home, right, that's at the airport.
Speaker 2: Let's say it's an oi A. Right, it's an OIA.
Speaker 2: You go in there and you walk through all the
Speaker 2: stuff you gotta walk through, and then you get on
Speaker 2: the thing and it takes you to Tampa. Right, that's
Speaker 2: the goal is to go to Tampa. Is it just
Speaker 2: one place in Tampa and then you have to uber
Speaker 2: everywhere from there? Or do you have stops in Tampa?
Speaker 2: Because these people have installed these teleports, I would think
Speaker 2: the casino would have one. You'd maybe have one across
Speaker 2: the street at the at that big amphitheater. Oh I
Speaker 2: maybe all the way because the fairgrounds are there as well.
Speaker 2: Maybe one that goes all the way into into downtown.
Speaker 2: I could definitely see hard Rock having the correct change
Speaker 2: to have there. Oh yeah, absolutely, right on the top
Speaker 2: of their parking garage. But the problem is is it's
Speaker 2: almost never gonna bring anybody back. And the reason why
Speaker 2: is this, Like, nobody, why do you want to come
Speaker 2: back to the airport, Like, I mean, you would have
Speaker 2: the Uber into Orlando. So what I think is your huh,
Speaker 2: it depends on where you left your car. Well, I mean,
Speaker 2: if you're ever in Tampa and you're just like, let's
Speaker 2: say I'm in the hard Rock Live and I've made
Speaker 2: plants come over to see a show in Orlando, right,
Speaker 2: and I've play and I've said, well, I'm gonna leave
Speaker 2: from hard Rock Live. You could leave from any of
Speaker 2: the places that have the pads. I've chosen to leave
Speaker 2: from hard Rock Live. So I go to hard Rock Live,
Speaker 2: play a little play, a little cards or whatever, and
Speaker 2: then my flight's getting ready to go seven o'clock. They
Speaker 2: bring somebody that's coming to hard Rock Live, drop them,
Speaker 2: and then I hop in the one that's going back. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: that I mean. It's just like a plane, right, that's
Speaker 2: just the same logistics of plane flights, just smaller Bond's
Speaker 2: eye planes. Jim, would you take it? Probably not? Why not,
Speaker 2: at least not for the first year, you don't think so, dude,
Speaker 2: I don't know, Man, I fours already scary enough bringing
Speaker 2: it into the air kind of scary. Hum exactly would
Speaker 2: you take it up?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no chance for you.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 8: It's just like when I release an iOS, I let
Speaker 8: other people update it and figure out what the bugs
Speaker 8: and the fixes are, and then when they fix that,
Speaker 8: then I download it. I just don't want to be
Speaker 8: in the air when someone says, damn, you don't have
Speaker 8: enough battery.
Speaker 2: Didn't think of that and bring it. The thing is,
Speaker 2: with these things, I don't know that that could ever happen.
Speaker 2: I would think you would probably have a malfunction before
Speaker 2: you would run out of power. I think that's the
Speaker 2: most regulatable thing they have on these on these on
Speaker 2: the vehicles, is.
Speaker 3: Seen that airplanes are knocking into each other on the ground.
Speaker 2: I know, but that has nothing to do with the
Speaker 2: power they have. That's just a communication. That's just a
Speaker 2: communication issue. Yeah. Yeah, I would do this, and I
Speaker 2: think it's kind of cool. I mean you could literally
Speaker 2: see this happening for services that don't have to leave
Speaker 2: the airport. Do you have to have a get well,
Speaker 2: you definitely have to have a license supply one of these.
Speaker 2: I mean you have to be licensed. Yeah, yeah, you know,
Speaker 2: whoever the company is that's not it, is it, Jack?
Speaker 2: That's one. Yeah, that's yeah. That looks like it's a concept.
Speaker 2: That's like one of those military planes that that you
Speaker 2: know that can fly straight and then and then land
Speaker 2: up and down. I just I gotta hold you a
Speaker 2: little to the fire here, Jim. I don't see you
Speaker 2: ever right in one of these, No I do it.
Speaker 2: The mummy freaks you out? Yeah, I know, because it
Speaker 2: goes around in circles. I don't have a problem with
Speaker 2: heights like that, but I know that sounds weird. I
Speaker 2: do have a problem with heights, but not in airplanes.
Speaker 2: It's so weird. I don't have that same intensity that
Speaker 2: I have when I'm just even watching a video of
Speaker 2: somebody climbing or you know, a rock face or a
Speaker 2: building or something. I can't watch it. So what I
Speaker 2: think it's because it's very similar to what this helicopter
Speaker 2: experience or vertepod would bring. It's a proven safety thing too.
Speaker 2: But the other thing you don't know about me is
Speaker 2: I can ride. I can ride roller coasters that don't
Speaker 2: go in circles. If they just go up and down
Speaker 2: like the old ones, no problem whatsoever. The drop. The
Speaker 2: drop rides like Uh, what's the Jurassic Park rides that?
Speaker 2: What that is is got the long dive at the
Speaker 2: bottom of the raptor. Yeah, I had no problem with
Speaker 2: that whatsoever. That does not drop, That does not bother me.
Speaker 2: It's a big ass drop. But I ride thunder Mountain railroad. Dude,
Speaker 2: you understand the validity of that. I will ride thunder
Speaker 2: Mountain railroads. There's how many people, do you know why?
Speaker 2: They're usually dwarves under the age of five. You were
Speaker 2: right though, they talk about I'm playing a video on
Speaker 2: our feed right now. It says what is a vertiport?
Speaker 4: And it said they could be installed on top of
Speaker 4: buildings and at various places of mass transit.
Speaker 2: The one channel to over here for the chopper they
Speaker 2: have right off I four. Yeah, you can hop around,
Speaker 2: yeah yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Basically it just looks like, you know, helicopter pads.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: But I mean, if you think about this, every major
Speaker 2: city could have this. I mean that has traffic issues.
Speaker 2: Hell in Atlanta, Atlanta's notoriously bad traffic. You can have
Speaker 2: one of those that could skip you out of the
Speaker 2: city in somewhere else that you wanted to go. And
Speaker 2: throwing this out here not to throw a really bad
Speaker 2: idea out into the universe. But this is probably going
Speaker 2: to be mainly used by wealthy people. Yeah, I'm guessing.
Speaker 2: I'm guessing the rides aren't going to be cheap, and
Speaker 2: wealthy people tend to not like letting a bunch of
Speaker 2: people out in the general public know that they're wealthy people. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So you're saying, just booking a ride.
Speaker 3: Just booking a ride, if it's like a super you know,
Speaker 3: it's exclusive. Things supposed to be three hundred to five
Speaker 3: hundred dollars. Apparently the cost for a flight.
Speaker 2: Really that's expensive. That's reasonable. No, it's not. I mean,
Speaker 2: considered to go to Tampa, what does it cost you
Speaker 2: to drive besides twenty bucks? I think three to five
Speaker 2: hundred dollars is reasonable. If that's if you have enough money.
Speaker 2: Three hundred would be weird to have that much money
Speaker 2: and you're flying above a bunch of people who don't.
Speaker 2: Three hundred to Tampa is not cool. Three hundred to
Speaker 2: clear Water is fine, Guys, I'm telling you that is
Speaker 2: a different machine there. That'd be like saying, well, I
Speaker 2: want to leave from Maitland and go to downtown Orlando,
Speaker 2: or I want to leave from Maitland and go down
Speaker 2: to the parks, because we all know that once you
Speaker 2: get past like Conroy Road there, that it's a totally
Speaker 2: different machine. And being able to like just kind of
Speaker 2: hover above that wouldn't be the worst thing. Ever. I
Speaker 2: just don't see you taking this. I would said they
Speaker 2: should have built a monorail system right in the middle
Speaker 2: of the highways. That's what I thought they would do.
Speaker 2: That's what I just said. I'm like, that would be
Speaker 2: really cool. That's what I thought they were gonna do
Speaker 2: when they build that. When they did this super or
Speaker 2: the I for Ultimate Project, I thought they had mentioned that,
Speaker 2: like running like a straight up just from Monae that
Speaker 2: goes back and forth us and stops like a train
Speaker 2: just right down the right down the middle of the
Speaker 2: lane there. And boy, isn't Tampa and Orlando the yin
Speaker 2: and yang of Florida? It really is?
Speaker 6: You?
Speaker 2: Are they our rivalry? Is Tampa our are they? I'm
Speaker 2: asking the question. I don't think it's a rivalry. I've
Speaker 2: always looked at us as like the straight a student
Speaker 2: and then they're smoking cigarettes underneath the bleachers. Okay, so
Speaker 2: I say Jacksonville filling that more that role more. I
Speaker 2: do not believe that. I think it's Tampa, do you.
Speaker 2: I feel like we're brothers and sisters, but one of
Speaker 2: us has bain and I'll give you wine. I'll tell
Speaker 2: you why it's Tampa. You're ready. Tampa the only other
Speaker 2: city in Florida that has this. So I think that
Speaker 2: we look at that as a bit of a competition.
Speaker 2: You know, we have more of that, but they also
Speaker 2: have the Beach in that they have a theme part.
Speaker 2: What they have a theme park, yeahs Busch Gardens, and
Speaker 2: no other city in Florida has a theme park. So
Speaker 2: I think that that natural competition between US and Tampa.
Speaker 2: And we've seen this with concert series and stuff like
Speaker 2: that for years, with US battling Tampa as a as
Speaker 2: kind of our rivalry. But they soccer. It's all rival,
Speaker 2: is it not. I mean kind of Okay, they're not
Speaker 2: in the same league anymore. But the rowdies, they're so
Speaker 2: bad it's hard to consider them arrive. Okay, I gotcha,
Speaker 2: all right, Yeah, I know it's a rival.
Speaker 4: Now by population alone, they add us out, which is
Speaker 4: why they get more shows.
Speaker 2: Right, and they have the Beach and we concerts, but
Speaker 2: we have Disney Universal Halloween, harn Knights, Sea World, we
Speaker 2: have that and they don't. They have Busch Gardens and
Speaker 2: that's it. It's also like an artsy vibe in Orlando
Speaker 2: that I don't think Tampa has. Not only they don't have,
Speaker 2: but I don't think they want any part of one
Speaker 2: thousand percent. They do have a part of Tampa, but
Speaker 2: it's actually not even Tampa. Part of Saint Pete Clearwater
Speaker 2: has a very kind of bohemian artsy vibe to it,
Speaker 2: but again, that is not Tampa. Tampa has just like steaks,
Speaker 2: cigars vibes to me and the Bucks and yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: how do you guys know? How do you know they
Speaker 2: don't have that? I mean you worked there sometimes. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I've been to Tampa enough for me to be like
Speaker 2: this is like I said, the yang to Orlandos and yeah,
Speaker 2: it's one of my least favorite cities in uh in
Speaker 2: Florida is Tampa. Oh you guys have been to Jacksonville? Yeah,
Speaker 2: I've been to Jacksonville.
Speaker 12: What about?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 2: What about West Palm? West Palm is not my favorite
Speaker 2: place either. Yeah that's a dump. Yeah yeah, but Jacksonville
Speaker 2: is nice because that Jacksonville also has Fernandina Beach that
Speaker 2: have Anastasia Island up there. So they have some areas
Speaker 2: near Jacksonville that are great, and Jacksonville just expansive because dall,
Speaker 2: it's like the whole county. Yeah, yeah, but I gotta
Speaker 2: tell you it's weird though. If I was gonna live
Speaker 2: anywhere else in the state of Florida would be over
Speaker 2: in that Tampa area, be on the west coast. It
Speaker 2: would be like Saint Pete Clearwater. I would not live
Speaker 2: like not having down the east East Coast. I wouldn't
Speaker 2: want to live over there. The love hate relationship, Yeah,
Speaker 2: Pittsacola sucks. Tallahassee's ton of I mean it's cool, but
Speaker 2: it's not there's nothing going on.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I've always looked at Orlando and Tampa's like brother and
Speaker 2: sister or two brothers or two sisters. I look at
Speaker 2: them as siblings, like step brothers. Yeah yeah. And then
Speaker 2: our dad is Florida and his name Steve. I'd like
Speaker 2: both like because Tampions love coming to Orlando for the
Speaker 2: weekend and orlandoins love going to Tampa for the weekend.
Speaker 2: But both of us don't want to be there seven
Speaker 2: days a week, and you don't want to give the
Speaker 2: other one credit for being a good time. No, we don't,
Speaker 2: and you're one hundred percent right, dude, if you staycation
Speaker 2: out of Orlando, more than likely you're going to Tampa.
Speaker 2: All right, begging a second here here, So we actually
Speaker 2: we're gonna build a mono rail for the airport to Disney.
Speaker 2: But the reason why I got shot down.
Speaker 17: Orange County asked Disney, how would you rescue people from
Speaker 17: the mona rail if it goes down?
Speaker 2: And the response they couldn't get any other answer was
Speaker 2: a shutdown I four or shut down the highway to
Speaker 2: get people off. You can't shut down and make your
Speaker 2: interstate or something like that. So the project was scrapped.
Speaker 13: Due to that.
Speaker 2: Anyone can't build it because of something like that. Have
Speaker 2: a good day, smartest audience in radio.
Speaker 13: I feel like I would be a little bit leary
Speaker 13: of the electric jets and mobile even though the Jetson's Wow.
Speaker 13: They had stuff floating around everywhere different levels too. And
Speaker 13: did they ever to make a movie off the Jetsons?
Speaker 15: They need to if they haven't.
Speaker 13: Another part that I'm thinking about is, you know, maybe
Speaker 13: you guys should be called Jim Colbert And yeah, yes,
Speaker 13: because now I say yeah, yeah, behind everything, you know
Speaker 13: what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, probably you're five o'clock. You were just
Speaker 2: new New go to a real radio OUTFIM and sending
Speaker 2: that away for your chance at one thousand bucks. New
Speaker 2: is the word, guy, Go get that money. I would
Speaker 2: love to get a winner before you got here today.
Speaker 2: It'd be nice to get something on the books before
Speaker 2: we leave this week, that would I'm Jim, there's deb hello.
Speaker 2: Jack Jack says yeah, yeah, behind everything too. I do
Speaker 2: as well. Man, it's a terrible habit.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And I did this, and I didn't pick it up
Speaker 2: from Jack jacksonan doing this for years. He did it
Speaker 2: on the on the file. I knew a buddy back
Speaker 2: in the day that owned an auto shop, and his
Speaker 2: whole thing was that as well, if you were saying something,
Speaker 2: he knew what you're gonna say before you got done
Speaker 2: saying it, he'd go yea, yeah, yeahah almost just kind
Speaker 2: of let you know. You didn't have to finish the
Speaker 2: sentence because he got it.
Speaker 4: I know there's a couple of bit I know Tom
Speaker 4: Van does it as well, but I didn't realize I
Speaker 4: did it till someone was doing an impression of me
Speaker 4: and that's what they were doing.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, huh yeah, yeah, yeah, a bitch, Yes,
Speaker 2: they do do that. That's it's kind of weird. You
Speaker 2: have those idiots. You know what I do a lot.
Speaker 2: People just call me out all the time about it.
Speaker 2: I say the word theoretically a lot, uh huh yeah,
Speaker 2: and I take my glasses on and off a whole lot.
Speaker 7: You do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, there's one that has always jumped out and
Speaker 2: it's not wrong. I've actually quite grown to love it.
Speaker 2: I like how you say TV TV. Yeah, yeah, you
Speaker 2: like I say that just the two letters TV. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but not there. It has to be natural, you say
Speaker 2: TV in a very natural TV. Yeah, that's right on
Speaker 2: the TV. What are you gonna watch? It's hard to
Speaker 2: read create watch it? Watch what uh?
Speaker 6: Ted?
Speaker 2: Last? I want to watch? On TV? TV? There was
Speaker 2: a little something there is that. There's a little bit
Speaker 2: TV And I like that. Really, do you have one
Speaker 2: of those? I do like a language quirk, Yeah, I say,
Speaker 2: I'm a big fan of we Ride. Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: I like the word rie. You used to say, used
Speaker 2: to say they had and flow. No, No it wasn't.
Speaker 2: When you almost hit it almost did a T shirt
Speaker 2: the gap. Yeah, shoot the gap, dude, shoot the gap.
Speaker 2: Shoot the gap in a why I'm a fan of
Speaker 2: shooting gaps. Oh boy, like the candle. Yeah, he was
Speaker 2: your wife happy to see Was your wife happy to
Speaker 2: see you after your trip? Yes? In fact, it's a
Speaker 2: massive part of ross thoughts. While you kind of touched
Speaker 2: on something that we'll be talking about later, is that
Speaker 2: that absence makes the heart grow fonder scenario to a
Speaker 2: way I never thought it was imagined, but I gotta
Speaker 2: tell you that hit me. My wife travels for her work,
Speaker 2: and she does it in spaces like she will. She
Speaker 2: will travel two or three weeks out of a month
Speaker 2: and then not travel for four or five months. She
Speaker 2: has another travel month coming up next month and the
Speaker 2: end of this month. And it's one particular time around
Speaker 2: Father's Day. She was gone for I think nine straight days,
Speaker 2: so she was gone like and she left on a Monday,
Speaker 2: so it was a Monday all the way through or
Speaker 2: excuse me, a Friday through two full weekends, and it sucked.
Speaker 2: When she got back, I was super super happy. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I forgot all the stuff you do for me.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, what's the same. Absence makes the heart grow fonder? Yeah,
Speaker 2: that is a true statement. Dep do you have a
Speaker 2: little do you have an audio synchronicity thing that.
Speaker 3: You do real difficult time saying.
Speaker 5: Calm?
Speaker 2: I used to have that same thing, Arnold Palmer.
Speaker 3: And then depending on what words are before or after,
Speaker 3: we'll really.
Speaker 5: Do you have?
Speaker 4: What's a football team from Jacksonville? That would be the Jaguars?
Speaker 4: What do you watch that football team on?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: No, you didn't do it there and there was no
Speaker 2: Sunday dressing.
Speaker 5: On the.
Speaker 2: TV. I don't even know. I don't.
Speaker 3: It's kind of like how I say bag is as
Speaker 3: hard as I try, and I do it all the time.
Speaker 8: My mom and my husband laugh at me. I'm like,
Speaker 8: just get the ball. God I do because I say
Speaker 8: bag the same way.
Speaker 3: Panties.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: That one.
Speaker 3: Panties. What did I say it wrong?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 5: What was I?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: I forgot It's Friday.
Speaker 2: I got one for It's fifteen minutes away from you, panties.
Speaker 2: There's one thing I can't stand about Jack. Are we
Speaker 2: doing that?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 18: So far?
Speaker 2: We hate Jack.
Speaker 5: We hate Jack.
Speaker 2: This took a turn. This is the topic. Right, well,
Speaker 2: we don't like about Jack. Right on my shirt it
Speaker 2: says five twenty Jack, alright, all right, you ready for this.
Speaker 2: There's Princess Peach. Uh, there's Luigi, there's Bowser, and there's
Speaker 2: him Mariod, it's Mario. It's not Mario who hits it
Speaker 2: with the mayor.
Speaker 5: Dude.
Speaker 2: It's right. I don't like that about you. Every time
Speaker 2: I swear I told him this like day tune and
Speaker 2: I watched this for the rest of our friendship. You're
Speaker 2: never gonna change it. And I'm gonna double down the word.
Speaker 17: You know.
Speaker 2: The funny thing is is when you have one of
Speaker 2: those words you can't get through, you also try to
Speaker 2: say it more than ever.
Speaker 6: Right, you guys know Mario, Mark Mario, Mario, Mario just
Speaker 6: put it in the bag. Yeah, Mario, Mario. Like to Mario,
Speaker 6: I got mine as uh.
Speaker 2: And I'll have to think about it to say it
Speaker 2: proprietary o, not that that is that is a really
Speaker 2: tough word for me to say.
Speaker 4: I can't say. I can't say archipelago. Yeah, I always
Speaker 4: lean on archipelago and I know that and it's not
Speaker 4: archipelago and it's archipelago.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I just found out like a year ago it's
Speaker 2: not minnianapolis. What like, it's a big one. Yeah, No,
Speaker 2: it's not a mini one. It's Minneapolis, not Minnianapolis. I
Speaker 2: keep putting a Minnianapolis like I'm putting an an in there. God,
Speaker 2: and they're so embarrassing.
Speaker 3: Someone's asking Jimmy to say tirefire TV Jaguar, tire Fire
Speaker 3: TV Jaguar.
Speaker 2: It's not Jaguar. It's actually pronounced Jaguar. It is pronounced
Speaker 2: that way. That's it's one of them. Okay, say February February.
Speaker 2: February February.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, we did have with.
Speaker 2: Fbru area. Have another. It's not Febru Area, it's February one.
Speaker 2: That trips me up.
Speaker 4: And I hear it in an AD and I'm like, oh,
Speaker 4: that's how you say it. It's preventive. You say that right,
Speaker 4: not preventative, right.
Speaker 2: But I gotta tell you, I used to get called
Speaker 2: out for that all the time, and it's the same thing.
Speaker 2: You can actually use. You can't say, look it up.
Speaker 2: You can use both of those words mean the same thing, basically,
Speaker 2: because I say preventive care because I did it with
Speaker 2: the life imaging ADS and peop were like, no, it's preventative,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, no, it could be either. I thought
Speaker 2: I was wrong. When I heard that, I'm like, oh,
Speaker 2: I guess I miss that one too.
Speaker 8: I had somebody snap at me one time when I
Speaker 8: was like looking for a new place to live. It
Speaker 8: was this is a long, long time ago, and we're looking,
Speaker 8: you know, at rentals and three four and he goes, oh,
Speaker 8: by the way, I listen every day and it's any way,
Speaker 8: there is no s oh.
Speaker 4: And I was like, well, my daughter was doing that
Speaker 4: for a while here, and my wife's like, stop correcting
Speaker 4: her on that, and today today shall say anyways. And
Speaker 4: I think they finally added the damn word to the
Speaker 4: did they really anyways?
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Well people from where you're from, Bradshaw kill me with
Speaker 2: that whole use thing use yeah, what she's doing, Oh okay,
Speaker 2: what she's doing over there? The worst mispronunciation I've ever
Speaker 2: had on any word. I was in this like, this
Speaker 2: is one of the biggest entertainment opportunities that I had
Speaker 2: ever had up to this point. I was doing a
Speaker 2: read through for a play. Yeah, and my character had
Speaker 2: the word on delay, right, But I don't know, I've
Speaker 2: never seen that word on paper ever before. So I
Speaker 2: hit it with like adelaide, how I how I said it,
Speaker 2: but it was, and everyone just laughed at me. Another
Speaker 2: one too, is well, obviously we've gone through the teriso charitho.
Speaker 2: But the other one is this, you gotta say it
Speaker 2: like that in June.
Speaker 3: Hey.
Speaker 2: Another one is this your mom has sisters? Right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: what do you call them my aunts? That's correct? It
Speaker 2: is not correct. It is it is not it's your aunt.
Speaker 2: It is not your aunt, because how do you spell
Speaker 2: the word haunt. Yeah, but there's a whole bunch of But.
Speaker 3: If you can say jaguar, then he can say an
Speaker 3: It's only if you're trying to sound like an up.
Speaker 2: I'm just trying to pronounce it properly. You just want
Speaker 2: to be British.
Speaker 8: They pronounce ammoun every single yeah, schedule.
Speaker 2: That's the craziest one of all. From that when English
Speaker 2: when they say aluminum, Oh my god, I'm like, it's aluminum.
Speaker 5: Guys.
Speaker 2: It's actually easier the way we do it, and it's
Speaker 2: still correct. You should drop on board. My favorite one
Speaker 2: from England to hear is controversy. It's funny, that's controversial.
Speaker 2: Don't say it like that. Yeah, it's your aunt, it
Speaker 2: is not your aunt. Don't say that. That's incorrect, and
Speaker 2: it makes you sound like an aunt. No, she's my aunt.
Speaker 3: No, No, you're you're okay. Most everyone says aunt.
Speaker 2: I can't say aunt anne. No, no, hold on, now,
Speaker 2: hold on. In African American families, they say Auntie, right,
Speaker 2: aunt Like they say aunt Auntie. That's an aunt. White
Speaker 2: family's dropping auntie as well. They probably say aunt They
Speaker 2: probably say Auntie as well, don't they. Yeah, hello Auntie. No,
Speaker 2: it's Auntie. Yeah. Yeah, I'm just quoting Black Panther, the
Speaker 2: movie Mountain, the movement that is where we get over
Speaker 2: African American culture from. It's from the movie Black Panther. Wow,
Speaker 2: nobody's more diverse than this show. You're not slipping any
Speaker 2: tubman info through on us. I don't think many opportunities
Speaker 2: to share my I don't get many chances to share
Speaker 2: my wife's like most embarrassing low light. Uh, but I will.
Speaker 2: Why would you do that? Because it's the funniest She
Speaker 2: has no recourse. It's the best thing I've ever she
Speaker 2: has recourse. Artist, I've ever laughed at my wife, and
Speaker 2: she still laughs at it, which is why I think
Speaker 2: I could share it. And enough time as past I've
Speaker 2: shared it on this program before. But at the end
Speaker 2: of endgame, when Captain America gives his shields to Falcon,
Speaker 2: Oh spoiler, dude. I know, I know, I know, it's
Speaker 2: been years, but when Captain America gives a shield to Falcon,
Speaker 2: my wife looks at me and does the Wakanda tribe chan.
Speaker 2: I go, no, no, no, no, no, no, different black guy.
Speaker 2: There's two black guys. You got them confused with. That's Falcon.
Speaker 2: He's not part of the Wakanda family. And we're like,
Speaker 2: we're in a sold out theater, so you're saying that theater.
Speaker 2: She starts doing the dude, that's pretty funny. All these
Speaker 2: nerds go, oh, no, way, not the hot chick. What
Speaker 2: is she doing? I would have lug her so much,
Speaker 2: but now it's a nerd. I can't even like hers
Speaker 2: so hot. Like, there's two black dues throughout the entire franchise.
Speaker 2: You just went from a ten to a four. Honey,
Speaker 2: still makes me laugh. And it was like and she
Speaker 2: was like getting choked up. It was like an emotional
Speaker 2: moment from her thinking that black Panthers getting Captain America shield.
Speaker 2: And this was also during that time, which was a
Speaker 2: very tumultuous time. I would say, good word right, tumultuous, Yes,
Speaker 2: you got it right. Yeah, he just he just had
Speaker 2: a stroke on that last syllable. They got through, but
Speaker 2: the yeah, and that was god man. Yeah, that's one
Speaker 2: of my favorite memories of being married in a long
Speaker 2: term relationship. Right four oh seven nine one six one
Speaker 2: o four one Again, you can always text us seven
Speaker 2: seven zero three one new is your five o'clock key
Speaker 2: word that's in e W. Go to real radio dot
Speaker 2: of him and send that away for your chins.
Speaker 4: At one thousand dollars big thanks to Elixir Bar and
Speaker 4: grill feed us all week.
Speaker 2: Of course, you can always watch the soccer.
Speaker 4: Anytime soccer's on, you're gonna find it at Elixir because
Speaker 4: they are Orlando's downtown soccer destination. So the Bronze match
Speaker 4: on Saturday night and the World Cup Finals on Sunday, yes,
Speaker 4: you can watch them at a Elixer. But don't forget
Speaker 4: about Mondays because Monday's lunch Elixa is now the place
Speaker 4: for you. Half price cheeseburgers, half price chicken wings every
Speaker 4: Monday best lunch Downtown. Elixir is on the corner of
Speaker 4: Washington Street and Orange av You find them online at
Speaker 4: elixa Orlando dot com. But great cheeseburgers and great wings
Speaker 4: now you're getting them half price for lunch on Mondays.
Speaker 4: So remember that when you're looking for lunch downtown, it's Elixir,
Speaker 4: all right, look them up, guys. It's time for pick
Speaker 4: the porn. We'll do that next.
Speaker 2: What Jim Forward crew man?
Speaker 11: I wish I had Forward slash closer to me because
Speaker 11: I'd probably be there too much, honestly.
Speaker 3: But that place is fantastic. And to go along with the.
Speaker 15: Weeded bourbon theme today, I'm gonna sip on some weeded
Speaker 15: bourbon myself.
Speaker 5: A little.
Speaker 2: Weller twelve years nice. Actually, you know what, look at
Speaker 2: some green river at the house and I want to
Speaker 2: get home to night. Cheers, folks, cheers, cheers. Big dog
Speaker 2: have some vanguards.
Speaker 20: The hardest word for you to pronounce is rural.
Speaker 14: Rural.
Speaker 2: Yeah, rural is a tough one.
Speaker 3: It almost sounded like a pick the porn title.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thirty thirty rock died a bit once where it
Speaker 4: was the name was It was about a jury that
Speaker 4: takes place out.
Speaker 2: There, so it was the rural juror. Oh, all right,
Speaker 2: really conforms your mouth, it does New is the five
Speaker 2: o'clock keyword in e W. Go to Real Radio dot
Speaker 2: FM and send that away for your chance of one
Speaker 2: thousand bucks. I'm Jim. There's deb Hello. Jack's here as well. Yeah, Ross,
Speaker 2: there's no rules. Jack has a Jackie sec what's in there?
Speaker 4: There's some rules, and the rules are we got to
Speaker 4: give away a prize. We have a couple for you
Speaker 4: to choose in mir Oh on the board, click clean
Speaker 4: clack a pair of tickets to the Strokes and Patchmark
Speaker 4: International arenas.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're all having them today.
Speaker 3: Sorry.
Speaker 2: The Strokes are playing in Tampa. Take that Tampa. That's
Speaker 2: rural September twelve.
Speaker 4: Or you might choose something here in Orlando, specifically at
Speaker 4: the Orlando Science Center. Tickets to Stellar Knights. There's a
Speaker 4: show going on tonight, another one tomorrow. It goes on
Speaker 4: through August first. Stellar Knights brings your favorite artist to
Speaker 4: life with incredible laser effects inside the all New Dome
Speaker 4: through August first. See the lineup and grab tickets at
Speaker 4: OSC dot org. Those are the prizes in the Jackie
Speaker 4: Sack today. So back to you a collect there you never.
Speaker 2: So sure? Sure, suy one, two, three, four or five.
Speaker 3: Let's let's make this a group thing. Let's go to five.
Speaker 2: Five sounds good, Clay. How you doing right, man? How
Speaker 2: y'all doing good? Buddy? Won't play a little game with us? Yeah,
Speaker 2: let's play pick the porn.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 10: You can put a lifetime of research to work and
Speaker 10: maybe win a prize. It's time to pick the porn
Speaker 10: on the Jim Colbert Show.
Speaker 2: All right, all right, Clay, it is Friday, of course,
Speaker 2: that means it's time for another round to pick the porn.
Speaker 2: Here are three actual adult film titles and one lie
Speaker 2: that always pays with singles. Don't touch that one, yeah, oh,
Speaker 2: do not touch that one. All right, buddy, you know
Speaker 2: the deal. Here these are four adult film titles. One
Speaker 2: of these is not real, and if you can find it,
Speaker 2: I'll sendor to see Jack and you can pick out
Speaker 2: something nice for yourself. Are you ready? I'm ready. Here
Speaker 2: we go, buddy. Number one, squatter, oh, number two, cram Sessions,
Speaker 2: Number three, English Muffins or lastly, tain't misbehaving. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: have to go with English Muffins. No, that's absolutely and
Speaker 2: actual adult film. I thought that was the fake as well.
Speaker 3: I thought you were just giving hint as to what
Speaker 3: you had for breakfast?
Speaker 2: No, no, no English muffins. Muffins is a yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's hyphenated. Actually it's Fanny there. But yeah, alright, one, two,
Speaker 2: three or four sounds good? That is Bill?
Speaker 6: Bill?
Speaker 2: How you doing? I'm doing great? Jim? All right, buddy,
Speaker 2: find the fake adult film title here and you win.
Speaker 2: Number one squatter, number two cram sessions or lastly, tain't misbehavin.
Speaker 17: We're go go with number two.
Speaker 2: No cram sessions is an actual adult film title, and
Speaker 2: it is crazy. What are you laughing at? Ah? Damn,
Speaker 2: I thought I had it. Oh yeah, God, I gotta
Speaker 2: pay more attention. All right, deba one, two or four
Speaker 2: let's go four course sounds good? That's Blake, Blake. How
Speaker 2: you doing good?
Speaker 10: How you guys doing doing good?
Speaker 2: Buddy? You got a fifty to fifty shot here? Which
Speaker 2: one of these is not an actual adult film title?
Speaker 2: Number one squatter or lastly, taint misbehaving. I'm going with tat.
Speaker 2: That's the one.
Speaker 19: Man.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna put your hole. Enjoy yourself, Blake, get something nice.
Speaker 2: Jack will take good care of you. Yes, Taint misbehaving
Speaker 2: was made up thirty five seconds ago. Oh wow, literally
Speaker 2: during that last break is that way you said?
Speaker 8: Hold wait, yeah, yeah, quit talking to me about Jeff
Speaker 8: Forward slashes Vanguard Bourbon today.
Speaker 2: I gotta figure this squatter is real.
Speaker 3: Lord, I don't even want you to describe the title.
Speaker 2: Here's a couple that did not make the cut. It's
Speaker 2: actually Jim's nightmare. It's a it's just a real squad. Actually,
Speaker 2: the funny thing is that's what it's built around, is
Speaker 2: that the the premise is squatting, not squatting. Oh, she's
Speaker 2: got to get this guy over her house somehow, if
Speaker 2: you feel me? All right, I mean that's a solid
Speaker 2: premise because foreign premises go, that's that's as good as
Speaker 2: the cable guy. That's a solid premise. So yeah, a
Speaker 2: couple that did not make the cut Plumpers at Play
Speaker 2: Mine Shaft. I'm sorry, can we go back to one again?
Speaker 2: Plumpers that plays at play? But can I tell you
Speaker 2: there is a plumpers that play as well? All right?
Speaker 7: Good?
Speaker 2: Mine Shaft and did you not go with Mine Shaft?
Speaker 2: And hodown All did not make the cut this week?
Speaker 2: Ross what's coming up for thoughts? My friend? So, I
Speaker 2: definitely just had the greatest trip of my entire life.
Speaker 2: But what I was not expecting was to kind of
Speaker 2: have the greatest moment of my life and birth of
Speaker 2: your child. This honestly, do not doing to I'm going
Speaker 2: to you should not do it. Don't listen to not
Speaker 2: listen to Jack, you don't listen to them. I will
Speaker 2: always have your best interest at heart. This guy wants
Speaker 2: to ruin you and watch it burns. Do you remember
Speaker 2: the teas that I told you, Jim, watch this, watch this.
Speaker 2: I said, Jim, I think you like me, but after
Speaker 2: today's rostots, you're going to love me. Because I am
Speaker 2: happy and proud to say that my trip, I didn't
Speaker 2: see it happening. This one part of the trip that
Speaker 2: was part of the package was the best moment of
Speaker 2: my life that includes my marriage, that includes the birth
Speaker 2: of my child. And I will tell you what that
Speaker 2: moment exactly was. After the break, I promise you, Jim,
Speaker 2: you're gonna love me. I know I've lost you right now.
Speaker 3: He looks like he's almost tipping over sideways.
Speaker 2: I think this is uh it was. There was a
Speaker 2: moment on my trip that was the best moment of
Speaker 2: my I think of my life.
Speaker 3: Now does your wife know this?
Speaker 2: I don't know, I think, I think. I don't know.
Speaker 2: What do you mean you don't know? I don't know
Speaker 2: if she knows that this one moment on my trip
Speaker 2: was the best moment I am. Why is to pick
Speaker 2: the porn music?
Speaker 6: Still?
Speaker 2: I know we're letting you prepare her for yourself the
Speaker 2: way it's gonna be for a while. All right, Uh,
Speaker 2: we got another keyword for you at the top of
Speaker 2: the hour. We'll do ross thoughts right after this. Hey, lose.
Speaker 10: You're listening to the Jim Colbert Show, and watch.
Speaker 5: Jim says, hold on, hold on, hold on? What am
Speaker 5: I holding on to? Jaguar?
Speaker 10: Babe, Jaguar?
Speaker 6: It's Jaguar and you know it.
Speaker 2: Larry, you're smart enough.
Speaker 7: Time.
Speaker 2: Your six o'clock y word is dollar.
Speaker 5: D O l l a R.
Speaker 2: Go to real radio dot FM and send it away
Speaker 2: for your chance at one thousand bucks dollar. Guys, that's
Speaker 2: the word d O l l a R. Again, Real
Speaker 2: radio dot M send it away for your chance at
Speaker 2: one thousand dollars. Right, get it, let's get it. That's
Speaker 2: our last opportunity for today. Of course, Tom and Dan
Speaker 2: will have an opportunity or two coming up as well.
Speaker 2: Seven eight and.
Speaker 3: Nine sleep on those later ones.
Speaker 2: That's for sure. Welcome back. I'm Jim. There's Deb Hello
Speaker 2: Jack Yo, and Ross as well. It's true. Speaking of Ross,
Speaker 2: that's me. He has some thoughts. Let's get it. Let's
Speaker 2: get it.
Speaker 10: Indeed, it's weird, it's funny.
Speaker 2: Here we go, candle, we got a good Ross.
Speaker 10: Sauce.
Speaker 2: It's Ross Thoughts. Today's Ross Thoughts is brought to you
Speaker 2: by Just Callmo Just Calmo dot com. Injured on the go,
Speaker 2: Just Callmo. I'm doing the Mo comedy jam side splitters
Speaker 2: nice and I believe it's August eighth. I will be
Speaker 2: down there doing some comedy four Mode do it and
Speaker 2: if you've never been to a Mode duit event. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: they're good.
Speaker 7: Do it.
Speaker 2: He does a good job. Man, he knows how to
Speaker 2: throw him down, He really does. He knows how to
Speaker 2: do a good job at that.
Speaker 15: Huh.
Speaker 2: He's he's really got that market anything down. He and
Speaker 2: John do a good job over there. Slip and fall,
Speaker 2: car accident, injured on the go, Just Callmo. So, Jim,
Speaker 2: I feel like I kind of lost you. I told
Speaker 2: you that this was the greatest kind of moment in
Speaker 2: my life. But I need to also give you some context. Yeah,
Speaker 2: please do all right, So if you are just joining me,
Speaker 2: if you don't know what this is all about, my
Speaker 2: name is Ross. I am obsessed with the sport that
Speaker 2: we call soccer in this country. I've been following it
Speaker 2: for twenty years. I went to the semi final of
Speaker 2: England versus Argentina and it was phenomenal. It was phenomenal,
Speaker 2: truly an out of body experience. You got to see
Speaker 2: the greatest soccer player ever to live to play his
Speaker 2: last World Cup or one of his last World Cup matches.
Speaker 2: This will be Messi's last World Cup. And I thought
Speaker 2: going into it that I may have gotten tickets to
Speaker 2: Messi's last World Cup game, but alas, that's okay, though
Speaker 2: I was wrong. I got and I got to see
Speaker 2: soccer magic right there in front of me and see
Speaker 2: what pure soccer energy exists. But that wasn't actually the
Speaker 2: highlight of the entire trip. It wasn't the highlight of
Speaker 2: the entire trip. Wasn't even spending twelve hours with my
Speaker 2: two other best friends. I had one other friend fly
Speaker 2: and meet me in Atlanta, and spending twelve hours with
Speaker 2: two other best friends driving up to Atlanta and laughing
Speaker 2: and reminiscing, and boy, if you're going through something a
Speaker 2: car ride, a car ride can do some wonders. It's
Speaker 2: the greatest and you have therapeutic at the nth level.
Speaker 2: There's this point during a car ride, especially with other people, say,
Speaker 2: if all of us on a car ride and it's seven,
Speaker 2: if we drove up to Atlanta, four of us, imagine
Speaker 2: I can't a long time out who's driving me? We
Speaker 2: we can split, we can split it. So so deb
Speaker 2: you would take the driving responsibility the whole time. No, no, no, see,
Speaker 2: well not a chance. I have a feeling this actually
Speaker 2: wouldn't really help us. No, before I would have thought
Speaker 2: like no, I'd think that would be a huge team building,
Speaker 2: chemistry growing activity. How far does that trip have to
Speaker 2: be for that to happen. It's not a miles thing, Jim.
Speaker 2: It's a moment thing. As soon as the conversation runs
Speaker 2: out of gas for the first time, that's that's a
Speaker 2: youth thing. Because everyone's been in a car, right and
Speaker 2: you're laughing and you're having fun, and then all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, that first swath of silence shows up in
Speaker 2: the car. That happens around Lake City that's that moment
Speaker 2: right there. Every minute after that silent moment in the
Speaker 2: car is beneficial for your mental health. Okay, good, I
Speaker 2: get this is fine, But that's that's not the favorite part.
Speaker 2: That's not my favorite part. It wasn't staying in a
Speaker 2: penthouse in Atlanta either, although I thought going into it
Speaker 2: that might have been my favorite part. So looking over
Speaker 2: the skyline of Atlanta. And before I tell you the
Speaker 2: best thing that's happened in my life, I need to
Speaker 2: kind of open up and express something that I need
Speaker 2: to come to grips with is that I am almost
Speaker 2: two years now into fatherhood, yes, and parenting, and safe
Speaker 2: to say, it has been the hardest thing I've ever done.
Speaker 2: And I didn't even give birth. I didn't. I've got
Speaker 2: the long straw out of us too. When it comes
Speaker 2: to becoming parents, I do not have the hardest job.
Speaker 2: With that said, there have been times with fatherhood and
Speaker 2: being a parent that I have struggled with and I
Speaker 2: don't want to admit it, but greatly there are some
Speaker 2: parts of fatherhood that I have struggled with. And I've
Speaker 2: been told from other parents throughout this When she was
Speaker 2: pregnant that like it might take a little bit longer.
Speaker 2: People think about the magic moment as soon as you
Speaker 2: see your son, or as Sue, as soon as you
Speaker 2: see your daughter. And I was told a little disclaimer, guys,
Speaker 2: takes a little bit longer to fall in love with you,
Speaker 2: just fall in love with your child. Yes, I was
Speaker 2: a year in I thought for sure that I'm like,
Speaker 2: this is it, dude, this is the most love I
Speaker 2: have ever received. When it wasn't spending time with my friends,
Speaker 2: it wasn't going to a semi final of the World Cup.
Speaker 2: That's got me choked up being emotional right now. The
Speaker 2: best thing that's ever happened to me was leaving my
Speaker 2: son and wife and coming back to them. And I
Speaker 2: mean that a tenfold. It took me longer than I'd
Speaker 2: like to admit, but I was about an hour, Like
Speaker 2: I could cry talking about it right now. I was
Speaker 2: an hour into my car trip to Atlanta, and when
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, just different thoughts started setting in
Speaker 2: and I started realizing of like, how much I am
Speaker 2: not looking forward the next morning without my eyes screaming dad, dad, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: And it was it was. There's been a lot of
Speaker 2: lows these last you know, ever since he's been born,
Speaker 2: and knowing of not knowing what to do or not
Speaker 2: knowing what to feel. Am I doing a good enough job?
Speaker 2: Will I be a good enough dad? And it was
Speaker 2: insane to me that the semi final has solidified that
Speaker 2: I'm not a bad dad. In fact, I'm a pretty
Speaker 2: damn good one. I would agree with that, coming home
Speaker 2: and getting closer and closer and closer to a place
Speaker 2: that if I'm being honest with you, I have been
Speaker 2: very critical of my home, wanting more, maybe a different
Speaker 2: color or a different door. And you get so obsessed
Speaker 2: with trying to make your surroundings so much better, And
Speaker 2: you gotta be wary of that, because if you get
Speaker 2: so obsessed with making your surroundings better, you end up
Speaker 2: making your surroundings worse. You start focusing on the surroundings
Speaker 2: and not what it's surrounding. Yes, And I think that
Speaker 2: was the biggest speed bumping hurdle that I have taken
Speaker 2: to the face ever since becoming a dad. I want
Speaker 2: my home to be clean because I want him to
Speaker 2: be raised in a clean home. I want this to
Speaker 2: be a specific way because I want him to experience
Speaker 2: the best version of it. But if you focus on
Speaker 2: trying to fix that one thing and not the thing
Speaker 2: that you're trying to fix it for, you can kind
Speaker 2: of get lost in a little bit of a whirlwind.
Speaker 2: And I can honestly say that this trip, leaving my home,
Speaker 2: leaving my son for the first time since he's been born,
Speaker 2: leaving my wife, just being by myself for the first
Speaker 2: time since he's been born, felt amazing.
Speaker 7: It.
Speaker 2: It reminded me and it kind of gave me, for
Speaker 2: the first time of my life, a receipt of how
Speaker 2: much I love my son. Yeah, and I don't think
Speaker 2: I would have taken that opportunity or had that chance
Speaker 2: if it wasn't for what's the same abstinence makes the grow,
Speaker 2: the heart grow fonder, heart grow fonder. I I was
Speaker 2: thirty minutes on my car ride back home thinking how
Speaker 2: big is this Dada going to be? I didn't think
Speaker 2: about an athlete. I didn't think about the semifinal. I
Speaker 2: didn't think about anything other than what is the volume
Speaker 2: of this dad.
Speaker 3: It is?
Speaker 2: It was the biggest surprise plot twist of my trip
Speaker 2: to this semifinal was uh realizing that at home is
Speaker 2: a vacation as well as long as long as you
Speaker 2: can see it maybe from a different perspective. Sometimes you
Speaker 2: got to go to Atlanta to see how special your
Speaker 2: home in Orlando is, and I I could not. I
Speaker 2: wept when I first came home and I held him.
Speaker 2: I don't want to be away from him like that
Speaker 2: very much longer ever in my life. How about your wife,
Speaker 2: did you feel the same way about her? I absolutely, yes,
Speaker 2: thousand percent. Yeah. When my wife goes away for a while,
Speaker 2: when she comes back in the first thing I make
Speaker 2: her do is hug me like we hugged for an
Speaker 2: extended period of time. I just wanted a feeler, you know.
Speaker 2: The first thing I came home to actually wasn't a
Speaker 2: dad that It was monster noises in my bedroom of
Speaker 2: my wife playing with my son. Oh yeah, that's great,
Speaker 2: and him laughing. And I just stood there as the
Speaker 2: dogs greeted me at the front door, and I just
Speaker 2: sat there in the doorway just listening to what, uh,
Speaker 2: listening to a life that before this trip I found
Speaker 2: myself being critical of yeah, and.
Speaker 3: Uh, focusing on the tough parts of fatherhood.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Of maybe maybe the volume being too loud or
Speaker 2: but too much mess. There was there was something about
Speaker 2: that trip in that doorway that I menw. I was like, oh,
Speaker 2: I know what I'm talking about on radio tomorrow, because
Speaker 2: it absolutely punched me through my chest of hearing those
Speaker 2: noises that I have grown already quickly embarrassingly at times
Speaker 2: indifferent from either slept deprivation. If you hear and my
Speaker 2: son laugh and you can get used to it quickly,
Speaker 2: but having two days away from them reminded me to
Speaker 2: grow obsessed with that noise in that doorway. I will
Speaker 2: never forget this trip, not because of where I went,
Speaker 2: but because of who I came back to and what
Speaker 2: I came back to. You have to leave the things
Speaker 2: that you have every now and then, I think, to
Speaker 2: reappreciate the things that you have. And I'm surprised that
Speaker 2: it was an England Argentina semifinal that reminded me that
Speaker 2: I really have a World Cup final at home, and
Speaker 2: I can't I can't wait to get the next chance
Speaker 2: to never grow sick or tired of being a dad,
Speaker 2: because there are some there are some rough moments, yeah,
Speaker 2: but I have a feeling that coming home off of
Speaker 2: this trip has grown my patience with fatherhood exponentially. And
Speaker 2: if there's any parent out there, that's it's just thinking
Speaker 2: that this is hard, this is impossible, this is if
Speaker 2: I have to end this ross thoughts, the best way
Speaker 2: that I can is that it's not These feelings aren't
Speaker 2: obtainable without my wife letting me and understanding that I
Speaker 2: A trip was very beneficial for me. Yeah, So thank
Speaker 2: you to my wife for saying you can go.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 2: She was like when she said, I think you need
Speaker 2: this trip more than you even know. And that doorway
Speaker 2: and hearing my wife make monster noises and my son
Speaker 2: laughing as hard as he did before I got to
Speaker 2: hear the high volume dad. It was the best part
Speaker 2: of my trip and probably, and no confidently say the
Speaker 2: best moment in my life because that I got to
Speaker 2: finally really absorb yeah, and finally fall in love with
Speaker 2: my life. I think all over again. But I can't
Speaker 2: help but imagine that your experience with your own father
Speaker 2: has some implications on how you're feeling about your role
Speaker 2: as a dad. Ah yeah, well you know, even subconsciously.
Speaker 2: I bet it probably does. It's not just him and
Speaker 2: my experience with my own dad, but I'm fully aware
Speaker 2: of who and what I am to the rest of
Speaker 2: the world. I preach self awareness. I love self awareness.
Speaker 2: I think self awareness can go a very long way.
Speaker 2: Where I'm going with this is that I know what
Speaker 2: I look like, and I know that if I mess
Speaker 2: up as a dad, it's to be almost expected to
Speaker 2: not you guys, but to other people, because I know
Speaker 2: what I look like. I'm an inflatable guy in a
Speaker 2: car dealerships trying to sell you a car with one
Speaker 2: waving arm. I didn't even know they did that out
Speaker 2: of those things, but they do. Yeah, uh and uh,
Speaker 2: you got people out there busting up. Dude. Sometimes I
Speaker 2: get a little paranoid and anxiety filled about if am
Speaker 2: I doing a good enough job, And for the first
Speaker 2: time in that doorway, it hit me that I am.
Speaker 2: And I did not expect that at all. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 2: And I hope that anybody is out there, and if
Speaker 2: you are up against the wall when it comes to parenting,
Speaker 2: I really hope that you can go ahead and leave
Speaker 2: and come back and realize what you all have. And
Speaker 2: those are your ross thoughts. The best moment of my life.
Speaker 2: I hope you enjoyed it. I'm out peace, all right.
Speaker 2: Four O seven nine six four one text us seven
Speaker 2: seven zero three one your six o'clock. Heyword his dollar,
Speaker 2: that's d L l A ARM good a real radio
Speaker 2: out of him and send that away for your chance
Speaker 2: at one thousand dollars. Back in a second with more
Speaker 2: of the gym cord show.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 15: I don't think you understand just how all aspiring you
Speaker 15: are off Whipford West Mom.
Speaker 2: Dude, to think that you know you're just you guys
Speaker 2: are young, trying to figure it all out, and then
Speaker 2: you come out with this. This is the moment that
Speaker 2: made me the happiest.
Speaker 5: Ross.
Speaker 2: You've got it figured out, buddy, You're doing it all right.
Speaker 13: Keep doing what you're doing.
Speaker 2: Man, We loved it. Thanks Cliff, dude. I don't believe
Speaker 2: that you're six o'clock he or does dollar d O
Speaker 2: L L A R. Go to real radio out of
Speaker 2: him and send that off for your chance at a
Speaker 2: thousand bucks. Well you mile the nuggets, dude. That's a
Speaker 2: lot of nuggets of the kleenex. All the kleenex you
Speaker 2: need after that, Rostus, Jim, there's dead he and uh
Speaker 2: Ross was it trying to make anyone? I didn't want
Speaker 2: to cry there? Damn what you did, it's necessary. Sometimes
Speaker 2: it was a ceiling. I remember telling me. He was
Speaker 2: one of the first people that gave me a heads up.
Speaker 2: Nobody listens to him. Dude, how many times do I
Speaker 2: have to tell you he's one of the worst people
Speaker 2: in the building. Nobody listens to him, Nobody talks to him.
Speaker 2: And it's for a reason what he say to you.
Speaker 2: I'm interested anyway, But he gave me the heads up
Speaker 2: of you know, some people are gonna tell you that
Speaker 2: the big magical moment is as soon, you know, as
Speaker 2: soon as birth happens. Yeah, but I think I don't
Speaker 2: want to put words in his mouth, but it was
Speaker 2: something along the lines of that. It wasn't that was
Speaker 2: a special moment, but it didn't hit for me in
Speaker 2: this special magical way until way later, right because there's
Speaker 2: no cognitive connection at that point. The baby, the child
Speaker 2: really doesn't understand anything. You love it, but it's a
Speaker 2: one way road. And I would agree with you in
Speaker 2: some sense that the minute to your child and my
Speaker 2: grandchild's going through this right now, starting to kind of
Speaker 2: understand what's happening and recognize faces and stuff and light
Speaker 2: up when they see your face or whatever. He loves
Speaker 2: playing with my with my ot and stuff. And I
Speaker 2: was actually during the break, I was texting my wife
Speaker 2: to asked if she had seen him today, and she said, yeah,
Speaker 2: I got to hang out a few hours. I'm like, jealous,
Speaker 2: but you are one thousand percent right, and there's nothing
Speaker 2: wrong with you thinking that that you didn't have that
Speaker 2: connection until then. A lot of mothers don't have that
Speaker 2: connection for even longer, dude. I mean, like the postpartum
Speaker 2: thing is real. Like moms have a hard time sometimes
Speaker 2: because the overwhelming nature of what just happened, not own
Speaker 2: to their body, but their life can become like really heavy,
Speaker 2: you know. I mean, it's it's kind of embarrassing to say,
Speaker 2: but I already said it. I mean, people have been
Speaker 2: a part of this program. They know how old my
Speaker 2: son is. He'll be two in September. It's July. This
Speaker 2: happened yesterday. It took me, what is that twenty two months?
Speaker 2: Took me almost twenty two months for me to all
Speaker 2: of a sudden get just this that magical. I mean,
Speaker 2: niagara falls, love, amount different feeling. As soon as that
Speaker 2: I heard him laugh and monsterises in the doorway, I says,
Speaker 2: how there you unlock one of the most emotional moments
Speaker 2: of my life. On a Friday afternoon, give me the reddest,
Speaker 2: puffiest eyes. A lot of dudes, a lot of dudes
Speaker 2: checking in about how emotional they got listening to that.
Speaker 2: I mean a gentleman who just called a second ago
Speaker 2: left that talk back, which is very sweet, you know,
Speaker 2: I mean a lot.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 2: I think the number one thing is this dog is
Speaker 2: you're a grown ass man. You're an accomplished young man,
Speaker 2: and you're not afraid to express how you feel about
Speaker 2: these life moments that are really really kind of very
Speaker 2: very clear and PETI pivotal for you right now. I
Speaker 2: agree with that. So you sharing this and how it's
Speaker 2: affecting you. A lot of people just don't have the
Speaker 2: ability to do that, Like they can't do that. They
Speaker 2: don't know they've built a defense system against emotion because
Speaker 2: their childhoods, their marriages, their life has has told them
Speaker 2: that I build this wall to protect myself, and anything
Speaker 2: on the other side of this wall means emotion. And
Speaker 2: I ain't ready for that. Dude. I am sitting right
Speaker 2: in front of you and I you, uh yeah, I
Speaker 2: gotta tell you. I I actually it's funny, same thing.
Speaker 2: And I've never seen Jack even I've never seen Jack
Speaker 2: even come close to crying, not once ever. I'm not
Speaker 2: even twenty five years. It's a badge, Yeah, a badge.
Speaker 2: I wear a badge of death and I've cried on
Speaker 2: there a number of times. I do not care, not
Speaker 2: even one bit them. The it's you gotta people hold
Speaker 2: other people very accountable. They project their expectations and other people.
Speaker 2: But I am a big believer of Like, brother, you
Speaker 2: better turn that those crosshairs on yourself before you start
Speaker 2: throwing them at other people. You really kind of have
Speaker 2: to look at it like poison. You really kind of
Speaker 2: have to look at those emotions like poison, like you
Speaker 2: have to get them out of you to make yourself better.
Speaker 2: It's almost like purging that stuff so that you, like
Speaker 2: when you're sick, like when you get nauseous, you make
Speaker 2: yourself throw up, you can feel better, even if it's
Speaker 2: just for a few minutes before you get noxious again,
Speaker 2: when you hold emotions like that. I used to hold
Speaker 2: a lot of bitterness in my heart and I was, yeah,
Speaker 2: I really did. I I held a ton of bitterness
Speaker 2: in my heart for many years. And I have a
Speaker 2: buddy that did the same thing. And I let that
Speaker 2: go probably about five years ago, I just kind of
Speaker 2: decided to myself, it's not really serving any purpose in
Speaker 2: my life. The bitterness that I had wasn't really paying
Speaker 2: off in any way, shape or form. And since that day,
Speaker 2: it's been way better, way better. And I think you've
Speaker 2: provided a great service for a lot of people out
Speaker 2: there today. I appreciate that. I just I'm fine with
Speaker 2: talking about emotions momentum. Morey, you're you're going to not
Speaker 2: be here one day.
Speaker 3: Uh, make the most of it.
Speaker 2: Well you are, And let me tell you something. The
Speaker 2: one truth thing, I don't know if the sea lane,
Speaker 2: the felony, I don't know if he said anything to
Speaker 2: you about this. Sorry did he say?
Speaker 17: You know?
Speaker 2: I mean, like, look, man, that the whole time thing
Speaker 2: like you're on a you're on a ticker because when
Speaker 2: your kids get to be like eleven, twelve, thirteen years
Speaker 2: old and they start meeting friends and stuff, you're the
Speaker 2: coolest person in the world one day and the other
Speaker 2: day you're the guy who gives me a ride to
Speaker 2: the skating rink. And that happens way faster than you think.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 2: The thing about that that people don't tell you about
Speaker 2: is is they never don't like you. You just don't
Speaker 2: fit their thing of cool anymore. You don't really fit
Speaker 2: into their world of their new world. I mean, you're
Speaker 2: your dad now, but you're not super dad like they were,
Speaker 2: like you were when he was six or seven, when
Speaker 2: you guys were fishing or playing golf. Still loves you,
Speaker 2: like I mean, it's I know, I made a deal
Speaker 2: with myself already since you know walking through that doorway.
Speaker 2: Was that before this trip, there were plenty of times,
Speaker 2: an embarrassing amount of times my son absolutely loves me.
Speaker 2: He is obsessed, yeah, but to the point of like
Speaker 2: he wants to touch my chest. He wants to touch me,
Speaker 2: he wants to just holds my back to he just
Speaker 2: he likes grabbing my four chest hairs like and there's
Speaker 2: always contact. And in the past especially, I would say
Speaker 2: in the last six months, I've caught myself getting frustrated
Speaker 2: or annoyed by like.
Speaker 5: Just like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a little bit like not now and then and
Speaker 2: you know, leaving him and then coming back. It's the
Speaker 2: only thing I would have wanted for the rest of
Speaker 2: my life and still do. So I kind of made
Speaker 2: a promise with myself, is that he can't annoy me anymore.
Speaker 2: I have to change my perspective there. There should never
Speaker 2: be a moment of annoyance because it's just affection. And
Speaker 2: boy did I miss it. I mean to have somebody
Speaker 2: that looks at you like a hero. Yeah, I mean
Speaker 2: that's what your kids look at you like. You know,
Speaker 2: you're their hero middle school?
Speaker 13: Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah until about No, No, you'll still be their hero.
Speaker 2: They just won't tell you. They'll say hero, but it
Speaker 2: will sound more like ahole or a nerdy, douchebag, or
Speaker 2: any of those words will fit there. But I mean,
Speaker 2: that's what it'll sound like. I'm not looking forward to
Speaker 2: those times, which is also the gasoline tank for me,
Speaker 2: being obsessed with these times. All over it be fine.
Speaker 2: I think you'll be fine. You guys, I know we've
Speaker 2: talked about. I don't know, how are you guys thinking?
Speaker 2: What about a second? Yeah? Yeah, the percentage but when
Speaker 2: he was four months old was probably at two percent.
Speaker 2: And I don't know if you should be happy or proud,
Speaker 2: but that percentage is not at two percent when we
Speaker 2: were I was in the trenches. That is a newborn.
Speaker 2: I would say that's probably as of right now, being
Speaker 2: as honest as I can, probably a coin flip. Oh really,
Speaker 2: I would say, how does she feel about that she
Speaker 2: won another check that I would think that she probably
Speaker 2: wants more than a coin flip, But friendly reminder that
Speaker 2: number started off at two percent. Y yeah, yeah, fifty.
Speaker 4: And the thing that you have to always remember that
Speaker 4: changes could and the calculus that you're always doing is Okay,
Speaker 4: if it's now, their age difference will be this, yeah.
Speaker 4: And because depending on that gap, will I play into
Speaker 4: the type of relationship they have with each other.
Speaker 2: And and if I'm being the thousand percent honest, I'll
Speaker 2: even tell you the same exact thing that I told
Speaker 2: my wife when it comes to a second child, which
Speaker 2: is off of you know, call it two years right now.
Speaker 2: The only reason why I want to have a second
Speaker 2: kid is because of the experience of having my brother
Speaker 2: be my brother. Oh y yeah, and what that was like.
Speaker 2: I am solely it would not be for me. There's
Speaker 2: a huge part of having that first child. It's that
Speaker 2: and free labor the first A huge part of having
Speaker 2: that first kid is honestly a lot of selfish reasons.
Speaker 2: I want to experience this. I want to know what
Speaker 2: it's like. I want to raise a human. I I
Speaker 2: but that second kid, if he or she happened. I mean,
Speaker 2: ninety plus percent of that experiences for my first child,
Speaker 2: giving them that sibling experience. And there's nothing wrong with
Speaker 2: feeling that way. There's nothing wrong with it. Yeah, nothing
Speaker 2: wrong with that at all. I think if you asked
Speaker 2: my wife, and if you asked my buddy Daniel and
Speaker 2: other people who grew up as only children, and they
Speaker 2: would probably tell you they would have loved to have
Speaker 2: had a brother or sister to be around. I know
Speaker 2: that my wife would have, you know, to be honest
Speaker 2: with you, I don't know if we ever had that conversation.
Speaker 2: I know that she said that when she grew up,
Speaker 2: she was lonely a lot because they traveled, They moved
Speaker 2: around a lot, they moved to different places. So that
Speaker 2: means that every time she went to a school she
Speaker 2: had to make new friends, and those friends were going
Speaker 2: to be lasting eight months and they were going to
Speaker 2: move again, So she didn't have anybody to have those
Speaker 2: experiences with. She was having them like Groundhog Day every
Speaker 2: year up until she was I think fourteen years old. Wow,
Speaker 2: so you know, and then Daniels the other way. Daniel
Speaker 2: was in a very stable house with a loving mom
Speaker 2: and a loving dad. And he had also friends a
Speaker 2: family that provided him the idea of like having sisters.
Speaker 2: I believe they were like three girls or cousins that
Speaker 2: lived in the neighborhood that he spent a lot of
Speaker 2: time with. But man, I think that's important. I really do.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm not saying you have another child because
Speaker 2: of that, but I do believe that. But that's the
Speaker 2: main entree of the thought going into a second child
Speaker 2: is yeah, man, And I'm also afraid, Like I hear
Speaker 2: that the heart grows if you have a second kid,
Speaker 2: But I've also like, I'm so afraid of having a
Speaker 2: second kid because like, I love my son so much
Speaker 2: right now, and there's only so much bandwidth in a day. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm fully aware of but but kids usually love the
Speaker 2: other kid. And yeah, I think it's dependent on when
Speaker 2: you have them. Like, I mean, he's two now. He
Speaker 2: would kind of understand because by the time you if
Speaker 2: you guys were to get pregnant before the end of
Speaker 2: the year, I mean, it would still be next year.
Speaker 2: He would still be fully three years old before you know,
Speaker 2: the next baby came along, and and you know, cognizantly,
Speaker 2: if you think about it. Also, the gap is important
Speaker 2: by my sister and my gap are is the worst gap.
Speaker 2: It's like four years. That means when I'm going out
Speaker 2: of school, she's coming into school. Yeah, and you know,
Speaker 2: when I'm fourteen, she's ten. You know, so we don't
Speaker 2: have anything in common at any point in our relationship,
Speaker 2: and it chose to this day. We're not not super
Speaker 2: close because of that. I love her dearly. She's awesome person,
Speaker 2: but you know, we don't really you know, and I
Speaker 2: think maybe that's because that time gap. But the gap
Speaker 2: between you and your brother five and a half years, yeah,
Speaker 2: and then and my brother is my world. Yeah. But
Speaker 2: you guys also became a team because of your dad,
Speaker 2: right yeah, yeah, a little bit. I became a team
Speaker 2: with all of the neighborhood friends and then they showed
Speaker 2: me how to shave. And it was my friend's parents
Speaker 2: that also were like, hey, I heard this kid is
Speaker 2: weird and his dad passed, let's give him a home.
Speaker 2: So like I crashed over at a lot of random friends,
Speaker 2: families and homes. Yeah, but you're you're the uh, you're
Speaker 2: the bonus kids, the bonus kid for about four different families. Yeah, right,
Speaker 2: seven nine six four one text us at seven seven
Speaker 2: zero three to one real quick before we get out
Speaker 2: of here today. Back to FIFA soccer. One other thing
Speaker 2: that's getting sold out there. Have you guys heard about
Speaker 2: the them selling pieces of the field, No, which field, Jersey,
Speaker 2: New York. Yeah, it says a FIFA. FIFA, Well they
Speaker 2: still need that one for Sunday. FIFA is selling pieces
Speaker 2: of grass field from New York, New Jersey after the final.
Speaker 2: All right, So that means when they when they get
Speaker 2: done with the match on Sunday, they're gonna, guess, cut
Speaker 2: that field up in the segments and they're gonna sell
Speaker 2: segments of that field. So you, in other words, you
Speaker 2: may get a piece of the field that Lionel Messi
Speaker 2: played on his very last game of the very last
Speaker 2: World Cup. How much do you think they are? Oh god,
Speaker 2: I hope they're like one hundred bucks. Not a dollar.
Speaker 2: I hope they're like twenty bucks. How many is set?
Speaker 2: How far? What is seventeen centimeters? Like, guys in inches
Speaker 2: and stuff?
Speaker 5: What is that like?
Speaker 2: Woh, but I don't know. Six inches, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Figure it out for me real good. This American mind
Speaker 2: can't comprehend two point five fours in an inch six
Speaker 2: point six seventeen centimeters and yeah inches, so six and
Speaker 2: a half inches or so. So the squares are gonna
Speaker 2: be six and a half by six and a half,
Speaker 2: all right, they're gonna come from the field. All right,
Speaker 2: that's a piece of history. You can get it. How
Speaker 2: much do you believe that they're charging for a piece
Speaker 2: of the World Cup field that Lionel Messi will play
Speaker 2: his very last World Cup on.
Speaker 4: Well, considering the price of tickets, I will say it's
Speaker 4: gonna be a lot.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go three hundred dollars. Oh five, four hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty dollars. Don't do that, four hundred and fifty dollars.
Speaker 2: The site says you can own a genuine piece of
Speaker 2: football history with an authentic twenty twenty six feet a
Speaker 2: World Cup piece of the pitch permanently preserved in a
Speaker 2: premium acrylic with a US be keepsake. Each pace contains
Speaker 2: an original fragment of the iconic final playing surface, making
Speaker 2: it a unique collectible that celebrates one of the world's
Speaker 2: greatest sporting events. Each piece will be seventeen by seventeen
Speaker 2: by seventeen centimeters and They're only available for shipping to
Speaker 2: addresses in the US, the UK, and Europe gonna ship
Speaker 2: them out after the nineteen So after the game Sunday,
Speaker 2: they're gonna slice it up, package it and off it goes.
Speaker 2: This seems like a just a money because it was
Speaker 2: it's in MetLife Stadium, right, yeah, right. MetLife Stadium is
Speaker 2: infamous for torn acls. Oh, this is this the same field?
Speaker 5: Jack?
Speaker 2: Yes and no, but they changed that field right because
Speaker 2: they had that artificial turf that was straight dangerous when
Speaker 2: we were there. They did when we were there.
Speaker 4: It was when they put down real grass, but we
Speaker 4: were there in February and it was frozen ats, hard
Speaker 4: frozen chunks. That was a giant stadium since sid MetLife
Speaker 4: Stadium is like built the parking lot there, so's it's
Speaker 4: the same area, not the exact same field. But I
Speaker 4: looked it up when I saw them playing in Dallas
Speaker 4: because I'm like, wait, a second, soccer will only play
Speaker 4: on real turf and a lot of these dome stadiums
Speaker 4: are artificial, right, But FIFA is they'll play on real
Speaker 4: turf or hybrid turf. So it's this hybrid and that's
Speaker 4: what is at Mercedes Benz Stadium as well, right now,
Speaker 4: I believe.
Speaker 2: So it's a hybrid turf. How's it hybrid? Is it
Speaker 2: grass and artificial? I've seen it, and I want to say,
Speaker 2: I don't want to step on any toast here, but
Speaker 2: this hybrid turf is like the modern it's what is
Speaker 2: mostly used, I believe. Don't shoot the messenger here, but
Speaker 2: I want to say Inner and Co. Orlando City, that's
Speaker 2: a hybrid as well. Now is that the one where
Speaker 2: they put in the rubber beads, like when they put
Speaker 2: the when they put the surface down, they spread the
Speaker 2: rubber beads on it and it gives you like this
Speaker 2: weird soil like feel or whatever. That is just on
Speaker 2: artificial turf for that reson. But like on the hybrid turf,
Speaker 2: you can see like on the outside you'll see turf
Speaker 2: and then slowly, all of a sudden, just clicking the
Speaker 2: real glass. Oh got yeah, So the real grass is
Speaker 2: interacting with the turf. The hybrid turf.
Speaker 4: It consists of Kentucky bluegrass and rye grass mixture grown
Speaker 4: into a base layer of synthetic fibers.
Speaker 2: Oh, I see. So they make the base to the
Speaker 2: point where the grass grows them between it makes the
Speaker 2: root structure stronger. That's probably exactly what it is. It's
Speaker 2: fascinating stuff. Greg Norman actually came up with a grass
Speaker 2: idea for that years ago for golf courses and it
Speaker 2: bombed because the matrix that was underneath wasn't wasn't right,
Speaker 2: and it couldn't take the pressure being walked on without
Speaker 2: giving way. So the hybrid gives you the playability benefits
Speaker 2: of real grass, but the structural stability and traction of
Speaker 2: artificial turf, which is reinforced by the stadiums, built in
Speaker 2: drainage and system. Very cool, mane. Everyone that I've been
Speaker 2: talking to in the past when it comes to hybrid,
Speaker 2: real astro turf and all that is, hybrid is the future. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the way love that. That sounds great. I haven't even
Speaker 2: like I've not heard of that before, So that's cool.
Speaker 2: I first heard about it when I was in anfields
Speaker 2: going through a Liverpool Oh really tour and they're like this, Brandon,
Speaker 2: all right, you got what's coming up for You heard
Speaker 2: it here first?
Speaker 8: Yeah, Orange County Explorer Solutions for a better Warehouse Oversight,
Speaker 8: Florida wraps up Operations, Southern slow Down and Buffalo Wild
Speaker 8: Wings introduces a product you probably don't want or neat,
Speaker 8: but we're gonna tell you about it anyway.
Speaker 3: Next during you heard it here.
Speaker 2: First, you gotta take a little break. We'll come back
Speaker 2: and do Deb's news and get the hell out of
Speaker 2: here on a Friday.
Speaker 15: What up, y'all?
Speaker 19: Zeke here Ross, I think I speak for a lot
Speaker 19: of gentlemen across from Florida right now. You got us crying,
Speaker 19: you dog, Yeah, man, fatherhood is tough, but it's also
Speaker 19: very special.
Speaker 2: That's all.
Speaker 5: I love you guys.
Speaker 2: Seeybuddy, thank you so much. We love you too. Man.
Speaker 5: What you do?
Speaker 15: Colbert crew?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I just got.
Speaker 15: Shed information about my family.
Speaker 2: My uncle Lynn.
Speaker 15: Has passed away due to the stroke at seventy four,
Speaker 15: So we raise a beer to him and wish him.
Speaker 9: Well on the great beyond.
Speaker 2: Here's to you, Lynn.
Speaker 15: I'm ben missing.
Speaker 2: Sorry, sorry to back that sucks. Welcome back to the
Speaker 2: Jim Colbert Show. We're all Radio one o four point
Speaker 2: one dollar is your six o'clock hey, where you get
Speaker 2: about five ten minutes or so, get over to real
Speaker 2: radio dot if him and send that away for your
Speaker 2: chance at one thousand dollars. Don't forget Tom and Dan
Speaker 2: have a couple um actually three, and we'll start it
Speaker 2: back up Monday morning at nine with the monsters.
Speaker 3: We want a winner.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what are you guys doing this? Anything good?
Speaker 3: My brother is in town?
Speaker 2: Oh nice?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I haven't seen him since the wedding.
Speaker 2: Yeah, tell me said, hey, I will What a solid
Speaker 2: cat man. I wish I had some more time to
Speaker 2: spend with him. Actually cool, Jackson. What are you doing
Speaker 2: laser Floyd at the Orlando Science Center? Very nice? I
Speaker 2: expect a full report on that, Yes, sir, Monday morning.
Speaker 2: Sawadd got an amazing family day at the house tomorrow,
Speaker 2: and then I've got a comedy show tomorrow night. It's
Speaker 2: sold out. I don't want to bring it up. There's
Speaker 2: no tickets left. You just brought it up and sold out.
Speaker 2: You're such a flexer. My bad. But then Sunday World
Speaker 2: Cup Final? Yeah were you watching it?
Speaker 3: That?
Speaker 2: Probably at my house with a beer and a child.
Speaker 2: Very nice, very nice. I'll give him one two? What
Speaker 2: time is kick three? Three o'clock? Perfect?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 2: So he was so weird getting just absolutely blitz kreeg
Speaker 2: at three o'clock on a Wednesday. I was telling Dead,
Speaker 2: Like after the final whistle blue, I took a step
Speaker 2: down the stairs to leave, and I was like, I
Speaker 2: think I might die. I gotta go to the bathroom.
Speaker 2: My favorite thing in the world is day drinking. I
Speaker 2: don't know what it is about. Three weeks ago and
Speaker 2: her best friend set out and we like, we did
Speaker 2: a bunch of work in the morning, and we just
Speaker 2: made it a point. We're leaving here at twelve thirty
Speaker 2: and we are going day drinking. We skipped around Lake
Speaker 2: County to every little bar and joint, having a beer here,
Speaker 2: drink there was absolutely the greatest Well if you loved,
Speaker 2: if you love day drinking, wait till you get a
Speaker 2: hold of this partying stuff on midweek. Okay, Yeah, the
Speaker 2: fact that today is Friday is such a curveball for me,
Speaker 2: wild right, because I had the weekend in the middle
Speaker 2: of the week. Yeah, yeah, ye, and then the dep
Speaker 2: What are you doing this weekend? You said your brother's
Speaker 2: gonna be down anything else? Yeah, yeah, just chilling out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just especially with the weather. Just looking for a
Speaker 3: relaxing weekend.
Speaker 2: Same here, We're working around the house. I'm playing golf
Speaker 2: early Sunday morning. Hopefully we can get around in and
Speaker 2: then again just tooling around the property. Got a cup
Speaker 2: the yard and stuff all that. I'll never forget this
Speaker 2: one thing that Jim said to me years and years ago,
Speaker 2: and it has never left me yet. I love it
Speaker 2: and I feel like this is your motto. We were
Speaker 2: it was a Saturday. We were at a bar where
Speaker 2: watching a UFC mansion. We had a couple of beers
Speaker 2: in us like, this is not a one beer buzz conversation.
Speaker 2: We've got three or four this could and you go Ross.
Speaker 2: It's the American way. Work your balls off Monday through
Speaker 2: Friday and do the opposite on the weekend. Exactly.
Speaker 18: I say.
Speaker 2: It was awesome, all right, Dad, let's do you heard
Speaker 2: it here? Four good time for.
Speaker 10: You heard it here first on the Jim Colbert Show.
Speaker 8: And be smart like Jack and get your tickets to
Speaker 8: Stellar Knights at Orlando Science Center now through August. First
Speaker 8: you can see the total lineup and grab your tickets
Speaker 8: at osc dot or It's a must, man, it really is.
Speaker 8: Just make sure you get there early because they've been very,
Speaker 8: very popular.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Orange County is working to make changes to how it
Speaker 8: conducts warehouse inspections following two tragedies, including a warehouse illegally
Speaker 8: storing fireworks that caught fire, killing four in twenty twenty two,
Speaker 8: and then this year a tragedy where at least fifty
Speaker 8: six sloths and for a planned attraction died while being
Speaker 8: housed in an unheated, unpermitted warehouse. Fox thirty five spoke
Speaker 8: to Orange County Commissioner Michael Scott about a partnership between
Speaker 8: law enforcement, code enforcement, and other agencies.
Speaker 12: I think the biggest thing is communication. What happens is
Speaker 12: someone will go and do an inspection. Hey, it's not
Speaker 12: a partner passing on. But if we're meeting collectively monthly,
Speaker 12: that usually alleviates the problem because then we work in
Speaker 12: concert one another.
Speaker 8: So in addition, Orange County Fire Rescue says they've nearly
Speaker 8: tripled staffing for its occupancy inspection program to strictly comply
Speaker 8: with the state mandate.
Speaker 2: They give you the idea how things how slowing things
Speaker 2: move in politics. That happened in twenty twenty two, twenty two,
Speaker 2: the four years just to pass legislation so that you
Speaker 2: would inspect warehouses differently.
Speaker 3: And it took just these six animals dying, just as.
Speaker 2: A perspective, of giving the night. How slow that machine moves?
Speaker 2: Uh Messi's almost won a second World Cup.
Speaker 8: Operations Southern Slow Down will run through the weekend. It's
Speaker 8: a multi state effort to crack on speeders and agressive drivers.
Speaker 8: Folks can expect to see more Florida Highway Patrol troopers
Speaker 8: except good luck trying to identify with vehicles they're driving,
Speaker 8: and local officers on interstates at major highways through Saturday.
Speaker 8: I don't know if you guys have noticed, but I've
Speaker 8: noticed a much bigger uptick in troopers on my drive
Speaker 8: into and back home from where.
Speaker 2: Have you guys noticed it? Jack? Have you noticed it
Speaker 2: out there in your area? Definitely? How about you Ross?
Speaker 2: No man? In Lake County? It has been crazy. I
Speaker 2: actuallywhere out there.
Speaker 8: I had to move out of the way the other
Speaker 8: day for a police vehicle that was a Dodge Mini
Speaker 8: van as somebody said. They use those for raids really apparently,
Speaker 8: because you can get five six people in Oh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yahs, you got to look cute and wholesome.
Speaker 8: And then, finally, Buffalo Wild Wings is living up to
Speaker 8: its name with its latest menu addition, Ought to see
Speaker 8: You in Jail. The restaurant chain unveiled Pop and Ranch
Speaker 8: this week. The powdered shakeable Ranch additive is made with
Speaker 8: popping candy that gives it quote a burst of ranch
Speaker 8: flavor followed by an audible pop and crackle with every
Speaker 8: bite quote.
Speaker 2: It's ranch, pop rocks, It's range cocaine.
Speaker 8: Pop and Ranch will be released in restaurants starting Monday,
Speaker 8: July twentieth, and will cost ninety nine cents per packet.
Speaker 8: The launch comes just in time for National Chicken Wing
Speaker 8: Day on July twenty ninth, where Buffalo Wild Wings is
Speaker 8: giving away free wings with any fifteen dollars purchase.
Speaker 3: What say you, guys? Would you like to try some
Speaker 3: Pop and Ranch?
Speaker 2: No, but they just missed the bulk of the World
Speaker 2: Cup crowd. Who would love to take it?
Speaker 3: I know exactly perfect time I goes either way. You
Speaker 3: heard it here first on the Jim Colbert Show, these
Speaker 3: guys known for their acumen.
Speaker 2: I would try it, but it's got to come with
Speaker 2: one of those McDonald's spoons. Yeah, that's fair. Who do
Speaker 2: we have to think to that?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 8: We want to thank Attorney Mo du Wet for making
Speaker 8: our Friday Suday. Speaking of Saucy, want to thank Elixer
Speaker 8: for our week's worth of delicious lunch.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much, Alixer.
Speaker 2: Oh good cheese seake today.
Speaker 3: That roll was delicious, so can Caesar salad.
Speaker 4: By the way, Yeah, have price cheeseburgers and wings Mondays
Speaker 4: for lunch at Alixer.
Speaker 8: And don't forget Alixer would also be your great spot
Speaker 8: to check out the World Cup Final on Sunday. Absolutely
Speaker 8: also want to thank Corona Cigar Company. You definitely want
Speaker 8: to take advantage of that deal over seventy percent of.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a rocky Pateelo cigar for the boxes only
Speaker 2: ninety five ninety five it's usually three hundred and seventeen dollars.
Speaker 8: Eem also want to thank Forward Slash Distillery and Blending House.
Speaker 8: Just in case you missed the Whiskey of the Week,
Speaker 8: the podcast had been posted to The Jim Culbert Show
Speaker 8: and then last but never lease, Sam Bowen, Candice Rich
Speaker 8: and Alicia Badass Bullwear for running our YouTube check.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you guys have a good weekend. Thank you as always.
Speaker 2: Jack question, oh the day.
Speaker 4: How much would you pay for a bucket list sporting
Speaker 4: or music event? Remember the choices were one thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: Max between one and two k, between two and five
Speaker 4: k or more. I'd say the most of the people
Speaker 4: say between one and two thousand dollars. Most people said
Speaker 4: one thousand dollars max. That was fifty six percent. Then
Speaker 4: it was between one and two Yeah, more than five thousand,
Speaker 4: slightly edged out between two and five thousand, twelve percent
Speaker 4: to eleven percent.
Speaker 19: Day.
Speaker 2: Really that's crazy.
Speaker 8: Now do you get extra points if you spend that
Speaker 8: money for someone else's bucket list?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 3: You do?
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, for sure, Okay, good, all right, that's what
Speaker 4: a cusser to take her mom to Taylor.
Speaker 2: O god, I've never heard that noise from death, but
Speaker 2: I can understand it. Oh my god, I speak that language.
Speaker 6: As I know.
Speaker 2: You're sold out everywhere, but where can people find tickets
Speaker 2: when you do have shows that aren't sold out? It
Speaker 2: would be Rosscomedy dot com for right now, I will
Speaker 2: see you Orange City Brewery. Absolutely all right, let's get
Speaker 2: the hell out of here. I'll behalf the dead Jack
Speaker 2: and rosshim Gym. We follow a new Chucky. They followed
Speaker 2: Monsters in the morning after us. It's Tomina with the
Speaker 2: corborate time. It is the Orlando Shine Show, going right,
Speaker 2: into what the hell is angel? Listening to tomorrow it
Speaker 2: smells like the nineties all weekend long, and of course
Speaker 2: Sunday morning it is Captain Zog Radio with our very
Speaker 2: own Jack Bradshaw and first mate Naomi Bradshaw dot com
Speaker 2: Ley right into the Legend, Joseph Martins and Joshua Pingman
Speaker 2: for Sunday Morning coming down, We'll see it three for
Speaker 2: more than Jim Colbert Show. Until then, have yourself a
Speaker 2: fantastic weekend, guys.
Speaker 3: See you Monday.
Speaker 7: Bye.
Speaker 5: Well, I don't know about that.
Speaker 10: Have you missed any Briday show?
Speaker 1: Check out The Jim Colbert Show on demand, and for
Speaker 1: highlighted feature segments, listen to The Jim Colbert Show The Goods.
Speaker 10: Both are available for free on the iHeartRadio app.