Speaker 1: Well, here we are.
Speaker 2: We made it to a Friday night basketball bear Cats
Speaker 2: not starting off the weekend like they'd hope too.
Speaker 1: But it's on to the next one.
Speaker 2: Just the same Heritage Bank Center was hopping Louisville Cardinals
Speaker 2: at back down seventy one, the Louisville winners by ten
Speaker 2: oh for basketball Bearcats seventy four sixty four. Just heard
Speaker 2: that game here on seven hundred WLW. It is a
Speaker 2: huge sports weekend here in and around Cincinnati. It's ridiculous
Speaker 2: right now in the fourth quarter, just about nine minutes
Speaker 2: forty seconds or so left. Saint Xavier and Elder getting
Speaker 2: it on at pay Corps downtown on the river Front.
Speaker 2: Thirty five thirty four x leading Elder right now and
Speaker 2: it's in fourth quarter, so they're looking to play on
Speaker 2: it was. It looked foggy earlier, it was raining earlier.
Speaker 2: It looks nice and beautiful down there right about now
Speaker 2: as I look at it on the screen in front
Speaker 2: of me. A lot of other stuff going on as well.
Speaker 2: You've got a ton of stuff. You get to football
Speaker 2: bear Cats tomorrow night primetime, and they call it nip
Speaker 2: it at night. And that's of course with b YU
Speaker 2: in Town and Big twelve match up there back with
Speaker 2: Donna d tomorrow afternoon. I will be to get you
Speaker 2: ready up for that, and then Sunday Bengals Patch and
Speaker 2: we don't know which Joe is gonna go, but we
Speaker 2: got a pretty good idea that one of the Joe's
Speaker 2: will in fact be under center to start, the other
Speaker 2: in waiting. And then and of course deeper down the
Speaker 2: step chart it will go. And then the pitch at
Speaker 2: TQL will be happening with Enter Miami in as the
Speaker 2: MLS Playoffs continue with FC Cincinnati hosting them as they
Speaker 2: look to get off on the right foot to start
Speaker 2: that onward and forward momentum hopefully for an LMLs Cup
Speaker 2: kind of matchup situation down the line. Lot of ground
Speaker 2: to cover. Tonight, we'll talk on Bengals and more with
Speaker 2: James Rapine. That's coming up a conversation I had with
Speaker 2: him after your nine thirty report. Kevin Carr, fat guys
Speaker 2: at the movie Silver Gecko and stub Stubs, He's gonna
Speaker 2: join me. We'll talk on what's new with the movies,
Speaker 2: including this Wicked movie that some people are into because
Speaker 2: so many things were left un said with the first
Speaker 2: half of that production, plus Wake Up Dead Man other
Speaker 2: stuff with him and space stuff. It's been a crazy
Speaker 2: week from bigger rockets in space, from Blue Origin space
Speaker 2: crimes which we hadn't talked about. I'm always worried about
Speaker 2: the cleanup of trash in rumkey in space, which I
Speaker 2: think is the future where money is to be made,
Speaker 2: which is waste management in space. But there are criminal
Speaker 2: issues too, so we'll talk to mike Y Wall about
Speaker 2: that after eleven o'clock. Good bit of ground to cover
Speaker 2: after the news, James Rapine Cincinnati's Bengals talk. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: talk Bengals, Patriots and more on a tough night for
Speaker 2: the bear Cats on the hardwood at Heritage Bank Center.
Speaker 2: They fall by ten to Louisville's Cardinals seventy four sixty four. Sterling,
Speaker 2: coming back after your nine thirty report, Time for news
Speaker 2: now where the who they play? The bear bear Cats
Speaker 2: play football, basketball? Bear Cat And also did I mention
Speaker 2: me Sterling seven hundred WLW Glad you're a long, beautiful
Speaker 2: Friday night the Tri State. I mean, if you like rain,
Speaker 2: a little bit of fog and a whole lot of
Speaker 2: action down by the river. How you doing It's sterling
Speaker 2: hard times for a Cincinnati a Bearcats at the Heritage
Speaker 2: Bank Center. They dropped a tough one to Louisville seventy
Speaker 2: four sixty four. A little bit earlier, Elder and Saint
Speaker 2: X getting it on at pay course, same place. Bengals
Speaker 2: Patriots coming up on Sunday, FC Cincinnati Sunday Night. Tqu Well,
Speaker 2: there's lots happening, and of course a football Bearcats hosting
Speaker 2: BYU and Nip at night kind of game. I couldn't
Speaker 2: say that one years ago. They got mad at you
Speaker 2: when you said nip instead of Nippert. But what are
Speaker 2: you gonna do? Kind enough to give us some time?
Speaker 2: He knows a little bit about the Bengals Cincinnati Bengals talks.
Speaker 2: James Rapine, How are you? How is everything sterling?
Speaker 3: I'm great? How are you?
Speaker 2: I'm all right? I'm just curious. This is a big
Speaker 2: sports weekend for you.
Speaker 1: What is this like?
Speaker 2: Because I mean you're balancing family, you're balancing covering Bengals,
Speaker 2: bet you do everything else?
Speaker 1: How are you geeked up?
Speaker 4: Is this?
Speaker 2: My neighbor is like glowing and vibrating with excitement.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm really excited.
Speaker 5: One for all of the high school kids that get
Speaker 5: to play at pay Corps. I think that's really really cool.
Speaker 5: I uh, I try because I'm like, I'll be on
Speaker 5: the field on Sunday and I'll do my pregame in
Speaker 5: my postgame videos, and I try to never take just
Speaker 5: that taking a video on the field, take that for granted,
Speaker 5: no matter how many I do. And so I think
Speaker 5: that that as a high schooler, which I never got
Speaker 5: that opportunity as high school fit to play on that,
Speaker 5: I think it's going to be so cool.
Speaker 3: And then obviously you have the whole.
Speaker 5: Joe versus Joe and which Joe is going to go,
Speaker 5: which is obviously really exciting in my line of.
Speaker 2: Work, absolutely is so do we know which Joe for Sunday?
Speaker 2: Is it Burrow? Is it Flacco? Or is there the
Speaker 2: number three that used to be the number two? Who's
Speaker 2: going to I get the ball? Can I handle it emotionally?
Speaker 2: Because I get the impression, as brilliant as he has been,
Speaker 2: he's just like, let one of the Joe's go.
Speaker 5: Yes, that's right, Yeah, I think I think one. I
Speaker 5: guarantee you it'll bid Joe two. I for me, I'll
Speaker 5: stop joking now and be serious.
Speaker 1: I guess no, it's fine. It's fine.
Speaker 5: It's good that Burrow and this is going to surprise
Speaker 5: a lot of people. I think Burrow should play. I
Speaker 5: think they should play Burrow. I don't know if they're
Speaker 5: going to play Burrow. They should play Burrow. And let
Speaker 5: me tell you why. Because he's going to play Thursday.
Speaker 5: Like it, for all intents and purposes, feels like he's
Speaker 5: going to play Thursday. Last week he gave my buddy
Speaker 5: Jay Morrison at Bengals Talk dot com. He gave him
Speaker 5: a smirk and said how meaningful it would be to
Speaker 5: play in Baltimore. And so when I look at it,
Speaker 5: I say, all right, so can you play four days earlier?
Speaker 5: The answer is yes. If he's doing everything he's done
Speaker 5: to the point, the answer is yes.
Speaker 3: I talked to.
Speaker 5: Multiple people within the league, coaches, I've tried to hit
Speaker 5: as many different areas as I could, players, doctors on
Speaker 5: the outside looking in, and there's not a big difference
Speaker 5: between playing Sunday to Thursday.
Speaker 3: If he's going to play Thursday, and the.
Speaker 5: Season as out of it is, it feels like the
Speaker 5: Bengals are And I'm the first one to say that
Speaker 5: I think they're out of it.
Speaker 3: At three and seven.
Speaker 5: Okay, you can go from three and seven to five
Speaker 5: and seven in less than five full days, from Sunday
Speaker 5: at one to Thursday at eleven pm Eastern Time, with
Speaker 5: wins over the Patriots who have won eight in a row,
Speaker 5: in the Ravens, who are obviously the favorites to win
Speaker 5: the AFC North. So if there was ever a way
Speaker 5: to turn around the season, it would be Joe Burrow
Speaker 5: play play meaningful football, somehow guide us to two wins
Speaker 5: over teams that we shouldn't beat, and let's get this
Speaker 5: thing rolling.
Speaker 3: And so that's why I would play.
Speaker 2: Joe Burrow talking to James Rapine Sterling seven hundred WLW
Speaker 2: locked on Bengals. He's all on YouTube and everything else.
Speaker 2: So this is the thing that I have trouble with.
Speaker 2: Three and seven. Bengals could be five and seven if
Speaker 2: they surprise the world Sunday with the Patriots in town
Speaker 2: with the one o'clock kickoff on the big one Thursday
Speaker 2: night Thanksgiving prime time. Everybody's bloated and stuff with starches
Speaker 2: and birds and tripped a fan and cranberryes and probably
Speaker 2: in the midst of taking naps. So they go back
Speaker 2: to back wins, they're five and seven. Let's just say
Speaker 2: it all goes their way. So this is a salvage
Speaker 2: of a season. This is I mean, what is the
Speaker 2: goal here? Unless they get a whole lot of help.
Speaker 2: There's no postseason playoff action at pay Corps or anywhere
Speaker 2: else for this Bengals team, is there? Or am I
Speaker 2: being too brutally like just.
Speaker 5: No, probably not. But there's one guy that thinks there is.
Speaker 5: There's one guy that thinks he can leave them to
Speaker 5: say and straight. There's one guy that has worked his butt.
Speaker 3: Off of the past.
Speaker 5: It will be sixty five days since surgery if he
Speaker 5: does start someday, right, that has done everything in his
Speaker 5: in his power. And I would love to know the details,
Speaker 5: but I've heard details really throughout the process, that little nuggets,
Speaker 5: I would say, where he was just grinding, grinding, grinding
Speaker 5: to get to this point. And so if he's clear,
Speaker 5: like if doctors say all right, you're good to go, well,
Speaker 5: then roll with him and see if you can pull
Speaker 5: off the miracle, because it would be like, there's no
Speaker 5: doubt that's that's the significance of the loss of the
Speaker 5: Steelers last week. But to me if he's If he's
Speaker 5: right there and you're gonna play him Thursday, guess what
Speaker 5: they do. Guess what NFL teams do after they play
Speaker 5: a Sunday one o'clock game and then they play Thursday night.
Speaker 2: Well, what do they do when they have a Thursday
Speaker 2: night game after one o'clock Sunday?
Speaker 3: They rest? They rest.
Speaker 5: He's not going to do a damn thing in between
Speaker 5: those games outside of rest to recover travel to Baltimore.
Speaker 5: They have a walk through that you and me and
Speaker 5: anybody listening could make it through on Tuesday midday or
Speaker 5: in my probably Tuesday evening.
Speaker 3: I would say I would have to look at the schedule,
Speaker 3: but like, that's it.
Speaker 5: It's not like he's going to get a bunch of
Speaker 5: valuable reps in practice next week and be able to
Speaker 5: ramp up even more. And so the hey is sort
Speaker 5: of in the barn there. And so if it were me,
Speaker 5: I would play him because I know and here's the
Speaker 5: other part of this that I should have probably led with.
Speaker 5: The Bengals are going to play him whether you like
Speaker 5: it or not. He's coming back and regardless of the record,
Speaker 5: he's going to play football this year. And so that's
Speaker 5: the other element here. If you're definitely going to play him, well,
Speaker 5: then you might as well put him out there when
Speaker 5: you have a shot, even if it's a two percent shot,
Speaker 5: a two percent shot at making a run here with
Speaker 5: Joe Burrow, because that's what you want. If you're bringing
Speaker 5: Joe Burrow back, you want a shot at it, even
Speaker 5: if the chances are really small.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean that is why they play in a
Speaker 2: lot of sense. James for being Bengals Talk dot Com,
Speaker 2: Eddy Bengals Talk Locked on Bengals was Sterling on the
Speaker 2: big one?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: So Joe goes one of them, probably Burrow, maybe Flacco
Speaker 2: in a pinch, you never know. I mean, either way,
Speaker 2: you're looking at two strong guys under center.
Speaker 3: Uh, it might be Flacco.
Speaker 5: Now, I I would play Joe, but I I.
Speaker 3: Don't don't be shocked if they go with Flacco. I
Speaker 3: would not be surprised.
Speaker 1: The over under on a Joe starting is is pretty good.
Speaker 3: I think I guarantee that much. I guarantee you.
Speaker 2: All right back for menjury, Mike a Seki's back right,
Speaker 2: he looks to be in and uh Cam Taylor Britt
Speaker 2: is out or what's the story injury wise, who's going,
Speaker 2: who's coming, what's the deal.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's Kim Taylor Britt probably out for the year,
Speaker 5: and it's uh, it's unfortunate because I did think he
Speaker 5: was starting to come on, but I think he's he's
Speaker 5: gonna need surgery, and surgery will likely mean the end
Speaker 5: of his season.
Speaker 3: Which is unfortunately. I really like him, and I think.
Speaker 5: He's had an up and down year, but it's almost
Speaker 5: one those he's going to be a free agent. You
Speaker 5: just wonder, like, has he played his last down as
Speaker 5: a Bengal and does he go somewhere else next year?
Speaker 5: And then you see him figure it all out because
Speaker 5: he hasn't figured it all out yet in his first
Speaker 5: four years, and so I hope he does personally because
Speaker 5: I like him a lot.
Speaker 3: But no Pam Taylor Britt.
Speaker 5: But you're right, Mike Kasiki, and not a moment too
Speaker 5: soon coming back from that torn pectoral muscle that he's
Speaker 5: suffered in Green Bay. This four games haven't kind of
Speaker 5: passed from Joe Flacco because he got hurt so early
Speaker 5: in that Green Bay game.
Speaker 3: But whether it's Joe Flacco.
Speaker 5: Or Joe Burrow, you're talking about a six to six
Speaker 5: athletic big target. Like I think the fact that you
Speaker 5: don't have Jamar Chase, but you get back a guy
Speaker 5: like Mike Gasiki that can win in one on one situations.
Speaker 5: That is big for this offense because you don't have Jamar,
Speaker 5: who's your engine, and so any piece, any weapon, any
Speaker 5: other option that you could give either Joe is certainly big.
Speaker 3: And so I'm excited to see Mikeasicki play.
Speaker 5: And I know he was really really hoping to get
Speaker 5: back this year when the injury happened. He avoided surgery,
Speaker 5: healed up enough, and so I expect him to play
Speaker 5: on Sunday.
Speaker 2: Talking to James Rapine Sterling seven hundred WLW, you can
Speaker 2: watch James talk Bengals Cincinnati Bengals talk. You had to
Speaker 2: locked on Bengals, et cetera. Now, see, we've talked all
Speaker 2: this offense, and you know this nine and two Patriots
Speaker 2: team has some weakness on defense, but the Bengals defense
Speaker 2: has been notoriously suspect at best. And you know, depending
Speaker 2: on an offense to score thirty five to forty five
Speaker 2: points on a Sunday or any given game day, it
Speaker 2: is a lot to ask for any Joe let alone
Speaker 2: these two joees. So, James Rapine, is there a weakness
Speaker 2: with the Patriots? Where do you say a path to
Speaker 2: winning regardless of which Joe is under center? Before I
Speaker 2: let you bounce.
Speaker 5: Well, the last time we saw the Bengals win a game,
Speaker 5: which was now well over a month ago, five.
Speaker 1: Weeks ago, I've aged by the way, me too.
Speaker 5: I have my memories freightered a bit. I'm saying, I'm
Speaker 5: seeing Joe squared. I don't know what's going on, but
Speaker 5: I think that the key moment of that Steelers win
Speaker 5: was in the second quarter when the defense stepped up.
Speaker 5: Big Jordan Battle intercepts Aaron Rodgers and then on the
Speaker 5: very next possession, DJ Turner rips it away from DK
Speaker 5: metcalf back to back interceptions, and it allowed them to
Speaker 5: take control of that game. And that's what's going to
Speaker 5: need to happen on Sunday, regardless of who's that quarterback,
Speaker 5: regardless of the offense is humming or not. You need
Speaker 5: this defense to be opportunistic to get after Drake May
Speaker 5: and to force him to trust his arm and make
Speaker 5: a questionable decision or two so you could take advantage
Speaker 5: of it. Dack Hill needs an interception or two. It's
Speaker 5: been a while for him. Dj Turner because obviously had
Speaker 5: a breakout year so far that the Bengals have three wins.
Speaker 5: In all three of those wins, Jordan Battle had an interception,
Speaker 5: So he needs to find a way to get his
Speaker 5: hands on a ball, maybe where some fumble. They need
Speaker 5: to find a way to force some turnovers. I'm not
Speaker 5: expecting them to suddenly wake up and be this dominant
Speaker 5: defense that gets ten stops and forces a bunch of punts.
Speaker 5: That's not gonna happen. So what's the next step? All right, Well,
Speaker 5: can you be opportunistic? Can you force a couple of turnovers?
Speaker 5: Can you get some momentum, get the crowd in it early.
Speaker 5: I think that's a huge key if the Bengals are
Speaker 5: going to pull this off. And I also just want
Speaker 5: to put this out there, Joe Burrow as an underdog,
Speaker 5: that's something that I always like, He's gonna feel like
Speaker 5: it's nothing to lose them against the world.
Speaker 3: That's a good spot to be.
Speaker 5: And if Joe Burrow's out there, not that it wouldn't
Speaker 5: be if Joe Flacco, but I just think that Joe
Speaker 5: Burrow would be looking to prove a lot to everybody.
Speaker 2: Well, stringing a couple of wins along, it'd be a
Speaker 2: nice Christmas story. As long as the leg, the foot,
Speaker 2: the toe, whichever Joe doesn't end up like the lamp
Speaker 2: called for Jeli, I think what will be in good shape.
Speaker 1: I worked hard on that.
Speaker 2: As we were like sitting here, I'm like, yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: this is yeah, I can I get that out of
Speaker 2: my head.
Speaker 1: He's James. Anything else before I let you go?
Speaker 2: And people can find you by the way at sen
Speaker 2: Bengals talk on YouTube, there's the Enter of the Jungle,
Speaker 2: there's the Locked on Bengals, the book. I mean, you know,
Speaker 2: the Enter of the Jungle. I don't know if you
Speaker 2: were hauling those around earlier or not, but people can
Speaker 2: still find those on Amazon or elsewhere. What didn't I
Speaker 2: ask before we let you go? I appreciate you making time.
Speaker 2: I really do.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 1: It's always good conversation.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I appreciate you. I think.
Speaker 5: The other thing on Defense, as we talk about Defense
Speaker 5: and bright Spot last week was Miles Murphy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and how disruptive he was, definitely, And.
Speaker 5: I told him this week, I said, hey, that that
Speaker 5: could be your coming out party. I want to forget
Speaker 5: about last week because you have so many weeks like that,
Speaker 5: and so I'm really curious to see how he does.
Speaker 5: He's going to face a lot of Will Cambell, who's
Speaker 5: a top pick in this year's draft, is having a
Speaker 5: good rookie year at offensive tackle for the Patriots. Hopefully
Speaker 5: Miles Murphy can put together back to back productive weeks
Speaker 5: at pass rusher.
Speaker 1: Let's hope.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 2: I hope it's a good weekend from a high school
Speaker 2: football at pay Corps or basketball Bearcats earlier at fifth third.
Speaker 2: Y you in town at the nip for the Bearcat
Speaker 2: football Bengals Patriots Sunday. I didn't even mention later on,
Speaker 2: I mean all this is almost a set up for
Speaker 2: some playoff MLS soccer within her Miami at t QL
Speaker 2: taken on FC Cincinnati, but we don't have time to
Speaker 2: get into that. James Repen, thank you, man. I hope
Speaker 2: you enjoy the weekend. I hope it's a winning weekend
Speaker 2: before you head off to eat what is the big
Speaker 2: thing in Baltimore, Yeah, crabcake, soft shell crab. You be
Speaker 2: there for a little Thanksgiving dinner and hopefully back to
Speaker 2: back wins for the hooday, we'll see how it goes.
Speaker 5: Some turkey turkeys. Wait wait, grab stuff turkey.
Speaker 2: No, yeah, yeah, no, I'm with you. I'll make the
Speaker 2: trip for that. It sounds great. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: it really kind of does. The gluttony has begun. James
Speaker 2: for Pene, Cincinnati Bengals Talk on YouTube, Bengals Talk dot Com,
Speaker 2: Locked on Bengals.
Speaker 1: Thank you man, enjoy the weekend.
Speaker 2: Appreciate you, but more Sterling coming back seven hundred WLW. Hey,
Speaker 2: what's going on? Sterling cup? Minutes away from your ten
Speaker 2: o'clock report, my man, Kevin Carr subber Gecko substat back
Speaker 2: guys in the movies, my partner actually in the Chubbing's
Speaker 2: Tip podcast. We did that together a while back. He'll
Speaker 2: join us after your ten o'clock report. I believe Matt
Speaker 2: Reese has that newscast, so he will be up in
Speaker 2: about three and a half four minutes, give or take.
Speaker 2: And if you hadn't already heard, if you weren't listening earlier,
Speaker 2: maybe you've been unplugged forcibly, detached on the job, on
Speaker 2: the road, or otherwise navigating life. As we know at
Speaker 2: the end of this weekend, you heard the basketball bear
Speaker 2: catch earlier fall to Louisville's Cardinals Heritage Banks Center. It
Speaker 2: was a seventy four to sixty four final and it
Speaker 2: was Card's winning. There right now happening at Pacoor down
Speaker 2: by the River where the Bengals will host the Patriots
Speaker 2: Sunday afternoon, as they look to get a little closer
Speaker 2: to five hundred again with one of the Joe's be
Speaker 2: a Burrow or Flacco leading the way under center. You
Speaker 2: got Saint X and Elder getting it on Ohio High
Speaker 2: school football playoff action, and right now it's Saint x
Speaker 2: Xavier leading forty two thirty four in just about two
Speaker 2: minutes or so left at this point. So there is
Speaker 2: that going on. A lot of other stuff going on
Speaker 2: in the news. I mentioned Kevin Krkott talking new movies
Speaker 2: after ten, after eleven we'll talk space stuff, including space crime,
Speaker 2: which of all the different logistics stuff in thinking about
Speaker 2: infrastructure and life off of Tara Firmer, which whether you're
Speaker 2: working or super rich. Sooner than later, apparently we're going
Speaker 2: to be out there in the cosmos in some fashion.
Speaker 2: I don't know how soon it'll look like Star Trek
Speaker 2: or Star Wars or whatever.
Speaker 1: Else.
Speaker 2: Elon Musk, of course, very busy with all the lower
Speaker 2: satellites and stuff that goes along with that. He in
Speaker 2: the news is he often is for a lot of things,
Speaker 2: he says. Now, and this is wild. He says, in
Speaker 2: ten to twenty years, the vast majority of us will
Speaker 2: only work if you know, we feel like it. Work
Speaker 2: will be optional, he says, in about ten years time.
Speaker 2: And he simply says that, as a result of artificial
Speaker 2: intelligence and robots, technology is going to effectively make most
Speaker 2: of us humans obsolete when it comes to doing a
Speaker 2: whole lot of work.
Speaker 1: So that's interesting.
Speaker 2: Talk about that just a little bit, because I don't know,
Speaker 2: is somebody just going to give away stuff? He says,
Speaker 2: we might spend more time gardening and so forth. Here's
Speaker 2: a quote.
Speaker 1: I love this.
Speaker 2: He says, it'll be like playing sports or video games
Speaker 2: or something like that for most of us. Say, is
Speaker 2: basically the same way you can go to the store
Speaker 2: and just buy some vegetables, or you grow some vegetables
Speaker 2: in your backyard. It's much harder to grow vegetables in
Speaker 2: your backyard, but some people still do it because they
Speaker 2: like growing vegetables. That's what work will be like optional,
Speaker 2: So then who's giving us the free food, in the
Speaker 2: free housing, in the free electricity. Where does is money
Speaker 2: no longer a part of the equation when it comes
Speaker 2: to you know, how the commerce is done? Commerce, in
Speaker 2: his eye, perhaps will go away with the growth of
Speaker 2: technology and efficiencies, So then the machines will just handle
Speaker 2: stuff the rest of us will do what why?
Speaker 1: I mean, why work now?
Speaker 3: Then?
Speaker 2: I mean, well, ten years is a long you got
Speaker 2: to you gotta eat. I know Drew wester Heid, he's producing.
Speaker 2: He's like I work because I mean, I like it
Speaker 2: hereybody wants to get paid. I'm here too. As much
Speaker 2: as I like it, I'm not sure how that's gonna
Speaker 2: to pay off. See, because you have to have money
Speaker 2: to start with. I mean, the machines, don't they work
Speaker 2: for electricity? You plug them in and charge them, so
Speaker 2: those there will be someone who's paid to do that,
Speaker 2: or at least to make sure that the machine is there,
Speaker 2: to make sure that the power is charging the machines
Speaker 2: and the technology. I just don't understand how this is
Speaker 2: gonna work. I don't have that much brain power will
Speaker 2: work on that. Maybe we'll talk to Mike Wall about
Speaker 2: that after eleven o'clock news straight away on the other side,
Speaker 2: Kevin Carr, Fat guys at the movies Friday Night, Sterling,
Speaker 2: where the hood A play Sunday X and Elder getting
Speaker 2: it on now just about over forty two thirty four
Speaker 2: X leading with about a minute left to go and
Speaker 2: a hard night for the basketball bear catch as they
Speaker 2: drop one to Louisville's Cardinals Heritage Bank Center on the River.
Speaker 2: You heard it here on the big one, seventy four
Speaker 2: to sixty four loss on the home of the best
Speaker 2: Bengals coverage with Sterling, seven hundred WLW, Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: So here we are.
Speaker 2: We are in a fast approaching holiday season.
Speaker 1: I guess it's tiny here.
Speaker 2: I've seen Christmas lights, multiple houses in the neighborhood of
Speaker 2: Sterling already decked out. I've consumed way too many candy
Speaker 2: canes in the last couple of weeks. And the Thanksgiving
Speaker 2: is just a handful of days away. And a guy
Speaker 2: who knows from turkeys and you know, a festive times,
Speaker 2: he's a silver gecko on substat Kevin Carr, Welcome back
Speaker 2: to seven hundred WLW with Sterling.
Speaker 6: How are you man, I'm doing great? How are you doing?
Speaker 1: Today I'm doing all right. Do you feel festive?
Speaker 2: I mean, do you feel like it's all most Thanksgiving day?
Speaker 2: There's lots to be grateful for, including another Wicked movie,
Speaker 2: which I know I couldn't wait for.
Speaker 1: Telling well, I mean there's other.
Speaker 6: Things to be thankful for. Don't don't put it all
Speaker 6: on the weekend basket.
Speaker 7: I would say, no, no, yeah, no, it's it's this
Speaker 7: is what always ends up happening because we think there's
Speaker 7: more time between these these days than there really are.
Speaker 6: I mean, it was like after the Halloween, it's like
Speaker 6: three weeks until Thanksgiving, and then after Thanksgiving it's three
Speaker 6: weeks still Christmas. We think of them as months away
Speaker 6: from each other, but they're less than they They kind
Speaker 6: of stack up pretty quickly. So yeah, because Thursday's Thanksgiving,
Speaker 6: which which is great. I mean, I love doing Thanksgiving.
Speaker 6: We do we watch a parade and have a big,
Speaker 6: big breakfast, and you know, we go to dinner and everything.
Speaker 6: We got our Christmas tree over the weekend we decorate it.
Speaker 6: So yeah, no, I get very festive at this time,
Speaker 6: you know. I mean, so we do have a skeleton
Speaker 6: hanging up that I didn't take down. I'm just gonna
Speaker 6: put a Santa hat on.
Speaker 2: See, That's what I was gonna ask, So that I
Speaker 2: wondered about doing something like that. Guy across the street
Speaker 2: had one in a chair on the front porch, and
Speaker 2: then he had one hanging from a tree, which was
Speaker 2: very disturbing. The one on the tree, whether high school
Speaker 2: kids stole it or not, he still got the one
Speaker 2: on the porch in a chair. So I was wondering
Speaker 2: if he was gonna deck it out like you a
Speaker 2: hole full like Santa gag or not.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's a there's a guy a couple of blocks
Speaker 6: away from me down on the street. He had one
Speaker 6: of those those super coll the tent with skeletons, and
Speaker 6: they also had a dog skeleton so that it looked
Speaker 6: like the giant skeleton was walking its dog, which the
Speaker 6: dog itself was probably about six feet. He just made
Speaker 6: the leash, uh the some lights. He just put lights
Speaker 6: on the leash like that, And I'm like, well, good
Speaker 6: for him, you know, contolidly, you spend one thousand dollars
Speaker 6: on that set up, might as well have it up
Speaker 6: for a couple months.
Speaker 2: And man, good times. If you can find fun and
Speaker 2: do it. I mean I used to come playing about
Speaker 2: all that you can remember that like take delights down.
Speaker 2: It's not time I.
Speaker 1: Keep up the lights all year. I don't even care.
Speaker 1: I mean, I just like I like to have some festival.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean it's it's well. What I like about
Speaker 6: the lights coming up and down is that it changes.
Speaker 6: It's it's sort of like the corny thing you say
Speaker 6: about why you like living in Ohio. I like the
Speaker 6: change of seasons. I like the different things are are
Speaker 6: are sort of occupying our time. When all the other
Speaker 6: world is a dumpster fire. At least you can put
Speaker 6: up some cool decorations.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, now I'm in the perfect place now
Speaker 2: to hear about this Wicked movie that I know that
Speaker 2: there are many. I mean, how big is the Wicked thing?
Speaker 1: Though?
Speaker 2: I mean the stage production was huge in New York
Speaker 2: on Broadway, and then the touring companies have gone through
Speaker 2: the tri State and all over the country. I think
Speaker 2: they had more than one at one time on the road.
Speaker 2: They had a huge movie. How big was the first movie?
Speaker 2: And this is if I'm not mistaken from what you said,
Speaker 2: Kevin Carr, By the way, silver get go on subject
Speaker 2: with stir on the big one that was only half
Speaker 2: of the book, is that right?
Speaker 6: Yeah, well half of them of the play it's take Yeah,
Speaker 6: it's placed on the place because that has the music
Speaker 6: and everything in there. It was it was a big
Speaker 6: It was a big hit last year, and this one's
Speaker 6: gonna be huge too. I mean it's it's there's literally
Speaker 6: nothing new or anyone else can say about this. It's
Speaker 6: gonna deter a lot of people from seeing it because
Speaker 6: they're invested. It's got a lot of fans and that
Speaker 6: that kind of thing.
Speaker 2: Right basically, I mean nobody is anyone's gonna be like sway,
Speaker 2: Like if I'm dragged to it, am I gonna go?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 2: That might have been the best thing I've seen all year?
Speaker 2: Or is it just gonna be? I just can't wait
Speaker 2: to get get.
Speaker 6: Some dy Well. I think more than anything that this
Speaker 6: is a movie that it's like, well, you should know
Speaker 6: by now what you're getting into, you know what I mean,
Speaker 6: you at least see the first movie to know what's
Speaker 6: happening in it. So it's not like it's gonna it
Speaker 6: shouldn't take anyone by surprise. So it's kind of built
Speaker 6: in fan base. You've got the people who love the
Speaker 6: Broadway show. You got people who love the first movie.
Speaker 6: My biggest issue with the whole Wicked thing is, and
Speaker 6: they've done this before with other movies, it's splitting it
Speaker 6: in two. I think was a little bit necessary, because
Speaker 6: you end up with like half of a movie, or
Speaker 6: you end up with just like the third act for
Speaker 6: the final film. And like you said, if you're a
Speaker 6: huge Wicked fan, you just want to engulf yourself in that.
Speaker 6: You don't care, you want more, and that's great, knock
Speaker 6: yourself out. But like the first movie was, the running
Speaker 6: time of Wicked Part one was longer than the entire
Speaker 6: stage production plus intermission, So I don't know why that
Speaker 6: took so long. But now they've got another two hour
Speaker 6: and seventeen minute movie to do. And that's really the
Speaker 6: biggest problem with this is it does feel overly padded,
Speaker 6: and they add extra songs and stuff. And part of
Speaker 6: the danger of taking a musical in particular and splitting
Speaker 6: it like that is if I say to you, what
Speaker 6: are the big songs from Wicked, You're gonna be like, well,
Speaker 6: well like popular define gravity. Those are the two that
Speaker 6: are probably gonna pop up first. Those are both of
Speaker 6: the first film, so you don't get the bangers in
Speaker 6: the second film. I mean, like I said, fans aren't
Speaker 6: gonna care, right, you're gonna see it in love it anyways.
Speaker 6: So but but yeah, if you're on the fence, you
Speaker 6: do realize that you're getting half a movie with half
Speaker 6: a story. But if you haven't see the first film,
Speaker 6: you should see the first film before you see this.
Speaker 6: Don't go into this one be like I didn't know
Speaker 6: what was going on.
Speaker 2: Well, if you go in a group, you can go
Speaker 2: into your theater and then you can let them go
Speaker 2: to their theater and then whoever gets out first and
Speaker 2: go get like food and coffee of drinks, cocktails and wait, yes,
Speaker 2: I think that's probably the plan you mentioned danger now.
Speaker 2: At the premiere of this deal, Ariana Grande was apparently like,
Speaker 2: I don't know, say she was accosted, but she was
Speaker 2: run up on by a serial like get close to
Speaker 2: the famous people kind of lunatic that apparently has done
Speaker 2: this more than once to other people. How disturbing is that?
Speaker 2: And she's like a little waife anyway, that that there'd
Speaker 2: be such vulnerability for people on a red carpet or
Speaker 2: anywhere else like that In today's world.
Speaker 6: Well, it's it's it's really tough because it and that
Speaker 6: is that's scary. And she did well. She she I
Speaker 6: guess defended herself with COVID because she apparently tested positive
Speaker 6: for COVID after. I mean, so she was unfortunately, you know,
Speaker 6: because it's like you know that, but it's it's very chaotic.
Speaker 6: I've been to these I've been to some premieres and
Speaker 6: I've been to red carpets and it's crazy and it's
Speaker 6: very very hard to uh to kind of hold the
Speaker 6: security for that. So I mean, I feel I feel
Speaker 6: for her for that because she if you step on her,
Speaker 6: you're gonna break her half because she's very very tiny.
Speaker 6: So so yeah, that's scary and it's dangerous. I mean
Speaker 6: nothing like you know, no one got hurt hurt in
Speaker 6: the incident. It was just more scary as I understand.
Speaker 6: But no, that's that's to be concerning. There's a reason
Speaker 6: why they have handlers standing around them because people there's yeah,
Speaker 6: they they like they they think they know the person
Speaker 6: just because of the things that the lines that were
Speaker 6: recorded on on on a in a movie and they heard,
Speaker 6: but I think they're speaking to them. So yeah, it's
Speaker 6: it can be. There's a lot of scary people out there.
Speaker 1: There really are.
Speaker 2: Now speaking is scary, and this is kind of wild
Speaker 2: and it seems like now I don't know if it
Speaker 2: was really last year or maybe it was two or
Speaker 2: three years ago, because it gets into weird COVID time
Speaker 2: and I don't understand what the hell happened Kevin Carr,
Speaker 2: By the way, Fat Guy's the movies Silver Get Go
Speaker 2: on Substack with Sterling seven hundred wlw on Uh.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Is this a theater movie or is this a Amazon production?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 2: God confusing because one was on Amazon, one was on
Speaker 2: Hulu talking about this Knives Out mystery movie.
Speaker 4: Oh on Netflix?
Speaker 6: Netflix? Right, Yeah, it's a Wake Up dead Man and
Speaker 6: it is. It's gonna be in theaters on the twenty six,
Speaker 6: which is Wednesday, because it drops before Thanksgiving. The movies
Speaker 6: all come out in the middle of the week, the.
Speaker 1: Biggest bar night of the year other than New Year's.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's oh, oh yeah, it's huge, it's huge. But yeah,
Speaker 6: wake Up dead Man. It's the third Knives Out movie.
Speaker 6: There was Knives Out and that came out in theaters
Speaker 6: and then Netflix snatched up the idea or the or
Speaker 6: the rights to it, and they've done two big productions
Speaker 6: that are going that went to their service. The first
Speaker 6: one was The Glass Onion, which came out right after
Speaker 6: I think it was two years ago that The Glass
Speaker 6: Onion came out. And what they are, they're giant ensemble
Speaker 6: mystery movies that they have one same character, which is
Speaker 6: Daniel Craig playing Ben wi Blanc. Who's this. I think
Speaker 6: he's like a Southern like a Louisiana and a guy
Speaker 6: who's the he's a detective, well because he has a
Speaker 6: Southern drawer and talks like this.
Speaker 2: He does, he does, he does, and I still see
Speaker 2: him as Bond, which is I cannot stop doing that,
Speaker 2: which is my own. So I really get a kick
Speaker 2: out of the accent with that, and I expect him
Speaker 2: to throw up like Begnet's and like some chugory coffee.
Speaker 6: Well, and I think the reason that's why he's that's
Speaker 6: why he likes roles like this is because it is
Speaker 6: quite different from James Bond. He's not the suave Debonair.
Speaker 6: He's swaving Debonair in a certain way, but it's very
Speaker 6: different than Bond. Uh and and that's that's the curse
Speaker 6: that everybody who's played Bond has faced, is sort of
Speaker 6: breaking away from that character, even if you were famous beforehand,
Speaker 6: like Blake Pierce Bronson was a little bit, but yeah,
Speaker 6: he he doesn't get. So there's this new movie, Wake
Speaker 6: Up Dead Man. It's another ensemble piece with a great cast,
Speaker 6: people like Josh O'Connor and Glenn Close and Josh Brolin
Speaker 6: and me Lacunas is in it. And you've got oh god,
Speaker 6: I'm trying to like Kaylee Kaylee Spainey who was in
Speaker 6: Priscilla a couple of years ago. It's it's it's they
Speaker 6: rely on a big ensemble cast. And then there's all
Speaker 6: these twists and turns with the story. And it's about
Speaker 6: a murder that happens at a out of the way
Speaker 6: church in somewhere in New York State, and he's of
Speaker 6: course brought into kind of try and suss out the situation.
Speaker 6: Like the other ones, it is. It's complex in the
Speaker 6: story and and has tons of characters and some really
Speaker 6: great acting, beautifully shot. I had. I got a chance
Speaker 6: to see it out in Los Angeles earlier this week,
Speaker 6: and I mean, it's it's it's it's a big thing,
Speaker 6: it's a big show, and then it'll be on Netflix.
Speaker 6: I think December twelfth. I think it's December twelfth, But
Speaker 6: it's if you want to see it in theaters. And
Speaker 6: it is nice to see in theaters because the cinematography
Speaker 6: really really works, because I think nowadays, if you're going
Speaker 6: to go to the theaters, you want it to be
Speaker 6: to have a reason go to the theaters. Like even Wicked,
Speaker 6: you know, that's a big screen movie. You got Avatar
Speaker 6: coming up, that's a big screen movie. You know, some
Speaker 6: of these movies, if they're smaller, more intimate, maybe you
Speaker 6: don't need to go see End at the big screen.
Speaker 6: But yeah, these are the ones that are worth checking
Speaker 6: out in the theater.
Speaker 2: Well, Kenna Carr, by the way, it's a silver get
Speaker 2: go on substech. So what else is coming before we
Speaker 2: let you go? Because I know, like for a lot
Speaker 2: of people, for a lot of years when I was
Speaker 2: a kid, it seemed like every Thanksgiving weekend and leading
Speaker 2: up into Christmas it was massive movie going. I know
Speaker 2: it's still the case, but so many different streaming things
Speaker 2: and you sort of broke this down a week or
Speaker 2: two ago. The feeding of film is different than it
Speaker 2: used to be because we as our lifestyle consume things differently.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Well, and I think when I was younger, and
Speaker 6: even just like even ten years ago, there was a
Speaker 6: lot more content coming out at Christmas just because they
Speaker 6: were very busy in theaters. A lot of stuff does
Speaker 6: pivot into streaming now. But like obviously this week, Wicked's
Speaker 6: the big, the big movie. Next week on Wednesday, you've
Speaker 6: got Zutopia too, He's going to be a big, huge movie.
Speaker 6: Then you have Five Nights at Freddy's too, which doesn't
Speaker 6: seem like a Christmas movie, but it's coming out, does it.
Speaker 1: I don't know, it seems.
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, I mean there's lights in it, I guess,
Speaker 6: you know. But my my son and I are going
Speaker 6: to go check that one out because he's a big fan.
Speaker 6: Then there's a little bit of a lull. There's this
Speaker 6: Albert Brooks movie coming out on the twelfth with Ella McKay,
Speaker 6: and then you've got Avatar coming out on the nineteenth,
Speaker 6: and that's gonna be the big one. The only I mean,
Speaker 6: there's like some smaller award film type stuff that are
Speaker 6: being sprinkled in there, but the but the one I'm
Speaker 6: I'm shamefully looking forward to Tuesday. Anaconda. Did we talk
Speaker 6: about that last Yeah? A remake, right, It's a story
Speaker 6: about Paul Rudd and Jack Black. Their characters want to
Speaker 6: remake Anaconda, and so they go and rent a snake
Speaker 6: and go to South America to remake Anaconda and of
Speaker 6: course are attacked by you know, so it's it's it's
Speaker 6: a it's a over the top, which I just love
Speaker 6: that premise because it's so dumb. It is. It's one
Speaker 6: of those things you know when you have people go
Speaker 6: that's just that's crazy, but it's so crazy it just
Speaker 6: might work. And that's kind of what I feel like
Speaker 6: happened when they wrote the script. That's a crazy premise?
Speaker 2: Is John Voyd still alive? I had a guy email
Speaker 2: me the other day and he was like, that isn't
Speaker 2: John Voyd dead? And he was upset that we were
Speaker 2: talking about him with his odd accent and how he
Speaker 2: was in the first Anaconda movie with Ice Cube and
Speaker 2: Jennifer Lopez, and he was very very passionate about saying
Speaker 2: that he thought we were like puppets of Satan or something.
Speaker 2: And I said, I don't think he's dead yet.
Speaker 6: I don't think he's dead. Let me look it up.
Speaker 6: But I don't think he's dead. He's he's old though,
Speaker 6: I mean he is, he's it happens. He's a young guy.
Speaker 1: So he's eighty six. He's still here.
Speaker 6: He's eighty six, and he's still alive. So yeah, because
Speaker 6: he tweets stuff out or you know, because he yeah,
Speaker 6: because he was talking about because he dips his toe politics.
Speaker 1: And yeah, he said he was gonna leave New York
Speaker 1: or something.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's that neat when when there was a talk
Speaker 6: about terror putting tariffs on motion pictures, which I have
Speaker 6: no idea how you do that, but uh, the ones
Speaker 6: that aren't made here or whatever. Uh, he he dipped,
Speaker 6: he jumped into that conversation. But I don't think he
Speaker 6: I don't know if he's active, and if he is,
Speaker 6: he's it's probably very late. I mean eighty six. Yeah,
Speaker 6: that's a good run. You know. I don't expect to.
Speaker 1: See him doing a movie, you know that right.
Speaker 2: First of all, I think it's Mark. I didn't open
Speaker 2: up the email. I think it was Mark, and like
Speaker 2: Fort Mitchell. So yeah, void's still alive. We're not making
Speaker 2: fun but I have to say. He's saying he four.
Speaker 2: You already said that's already sis, that's pretty good run.
Speaker 2: You're already writing him off, like well, I mean, you.
Speaker 1: Know, I don't know.
Speaker 6: I'm not ready. I'm giving you he he doesn't need
Speaker 6: to do anything. He has made a career. He has
Speaker 6: just come viv It was like, because this is what
Speaker 6: ends up happening a lot of times with celebrities. This
Speaker 6: happened with Gene Hackman. I mean the tragicness of his
Speaker 6: death aside, he kind of just disappeared from public life
Speaker 6: because he got old and he was like living, Yeah,
Speaker 6: I want to watch the Weather Channel and you know,
Speaker 6: just sit around. That's that's what people do and say
Speaker 6: they have Bob Newhart died relatively recently, like within the
Speaker 6: last two years, and he was in his nineties. Or
Speaker 6: think look at mel Brooks. Melbrooks still pops up now
Speaker 6: and then like with like he's going to be involved
Speaker 6: in the Spaseball sequel, Wars or writing, and he got
Speaker 6: involved with doing the History of the World Part two
Speaker 6: on Apple TV and he was Apple TV and you know,
Speaker 6: but he's he's pushing a hundred, So I don't think
Speaker 6: he needs to go out there.
Speaker 2: He can only do what you can do. We're not
Speaker 2: wishing death the pony. See this, Every name you've just
Speaker 2: mentioned ends up going to an area that I've started
Speaker 2: to back away from because we've come across people that
Speaker 2: either I've interviewed or gotten to know in passing that
Speaker 2: are now dying or dead. But everyone you mentioned would
Speaker 2: be on the celebrity trifecta a death list.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, I mean, I'm not I'm wishing anybody. I'm
Speaker 6: wishing them to just enjoy retirement.
Speaker 2: You know, you don't want an eighty six year old
Speaker 2: John Boyd wrestling a fake snake on screen, although I
Speaker 2: pay to watch.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, I would watch that, especially to the accent. Still,
Speaker 6: oh yeah, you know.
Speaker 1: I just by the way, let me just leave you
Speaker 1: with this.
Speaker 2: The other night because it was popped up because all
Speaker 2: the holiday movies streaming everywhere are and there making more.
Speaker 2: Of course, I just watched Elf because it's it's started,
Speaker 2: and it played the intro with Bob Newhart there is
Speaker 2: like King Elf, and I was sucked in and I
Speaker 2: had to watch that.
Speaker 6: Is that is a movie that's hard to escape once
Speaker 6: you once you get wrapped, when once you get sucked
Speaker 6: into it. Yep, it's very hard to get out of it.
Speaker 6: And it's one of those that if you're in a hurry,
Speaker 6: you better be on watching it on something and has commercials,
Speaker 6: because that's the time to leave.
Speaker 1: That's exactly right.
Speaker 2: And don't leave. You have to leave, Kevin. You can
Speaker 2: stay and listen, but we have to go. Thank you
Speaker 2: for making time and joyly the weekend with the family car,
Speaker 2: silver Gecko on sub stack, fat guys at the movies.
Speaker 1: Take care of yourself. Man, we gotta go. It was
Speaker 1: good to talk to you.
Speaker 2: More Sterling coming back after your ten thirty report seven
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Speaker 2: find Friday night, Drew wester or Hei do you keep
Speaker 2: me in line and on time? About twenty one minutes
Speaker 2: away from your eleven o'clock report. Travis Laird Don'll have
Speaker 2: that training to stage show on his own. Well his
Speaker 2: band Brady Tonight doing up. What a busy night on
Speaker 2: the river seriously great place to see a show. By
Speaker 2: the way, so in a stage show they are doing that.
Speaker 2: May I heard that Eric Abadou in town tomorrow night,
Speaker 2: which I think is celebrating anniversary of one of her records,
Speaker 2: which is disturbing. How time flies and how fast that goes.
Speaker 2: What else you got, Oh, I got to mention this
Speaker 2: real quick because it's good night for Saint Savior. Saint
Speaker 2: X with the win forty two thirty four over Elder
Speaker 2: at pay Corps, huge crowd drew. What was it that
Speaker 2: they said the finer I'm always like twenty three thousand
Speaker 2: or something like that.
Speaker 1: I believe it was like twenty two plus. Yeah, so
Speaker 1: more than twenty two thousand. That's huge.
Speaker 2: What a great experience for all those kids playing, and
Speaker 2: no shame and it's a hard way to go out.
Speaker 2: Saint X plays on Elder does not, and I mean,
Speaker 2: just what did a great experience to have? And you
Speaker 2: just hope those kids realize that this is, you know,
Speaker 2: one of those things you file away and just another
Speaker 2: step in your life and not one of those like
Speaker 2: some people, most of us know somebody where their highlight
Speaker 2: of their life was left behind high school or otherwise
Speaker 2: that is a high point of high school. But it's
Speaker 2: on to the next thing, whatever that is. And this
Speaker 2: could be the biggest game they played in so any way,
Speaker 2: congratulations to Elder, certainly Saint X were playing on Ohio
Speaker 2: High School playoffs continuing forty two thirty four Saint X
Speaker 2: with the win. All right, you had basketball Bearcats. They
Speaker 2: played earlier, tough night for them. They dropped a game
Speaker 2: to Louisville's Cardinals hair Bank Center, neutral Ground, swort of
Speaker 2: by the River also, and that was one of those
Speaker 2: situations where you saw and I heard a lot of
Speaker 2: love for the Cards. A tough night for the Bearcats,
Speaker 2: but they play on as well. Season just keeps on going.
Speaker 2: Tomorrow football bear Cats would be YU in town that
Speaker 2: nip at night and that is going on after a
Speaker 2: primetime Saturday night game Big twelve matchup. Then you've got
Speaker 2: Bengals and Patriots Sunday afternoon in FC Cincinnati, Sunday night
Speaker 2: MLS playoff with enter Miami in town with I think
Speaker 2: it's a five o'clock kick on the pitch at TQ. Well,
Speaker 2: busy sports weekend and a whole lot of people doing
Speaker 2: a whole lot of holiday decoration, like putting those up.
Speaker 2: This would be the weekend as long as the rain
Speaker 2: holds off. For the most part, we've seen rain, we've
Speaker 2: seen fog, we've seen a little bit of all of
Speaker 2: that it's wet, so just take a little time driving around.
Speaker 2: But a lot of people this weekend, in the midst
Speaker 2: of all the other stuff going on, probably catching up
Speaker 2: and getting into the shopping mode and getting ready to
Speaker 2: have a whole lot of people over, or maybe make
Speaker 2: the trip to Grandma's house or wherever for Thanksgiving, which
Speaker 2: I'll spend the afternoon here and I think it's noon
Speaker 2: to four. I'm on before Bengal's primetime Bengals Sunday with
Speaker 2: the Patriots and then they go to Baltimore, the land
Speaker 2: of duck pin bowling and soft shell crab and crab
Speaker 2: cakes on a Thursday night, Thanksgiving Night primetime showdown, which
Speaker 2: you'll hear here on seven hundred WLW. Good bit of
Speaker 2: other stuff I want to get to and talk about.
Speaker 2: And it seems like every show, every day at least
Speaker 2: there's a new angle, a new twist, and a new
Speaker 2: idea about what AI, artificial intelligence is going to do
Speaker 2: for all of us. Earlier, I mentioned Elon Musk coming
Speaker 2: out in an interview we did, I think it was
Speaker 2: with Ink magazine or online, and was saying that you know, ten, fifteen,
Speaker 2: twenty years from now, work will become optional and will
Speaker 2: just all just follow our dreams. I mean, what he
Speaker 2: describes is paradise. What he described I mean to be
Speaker 2: able to just live your life, not have the stress
Speaker 2: of figuring out how you're going to keep a roof
Speaker 2: over your head, shoes on your feet, clothes on your back,
Speaker 2: food on the table, braces on your kid's teeth, shoes
Speaker 2: on their feet to get to school, to hopefully have
Speaker 2: a better life for them. What will be be doing
Speaker 2: If AI makes everything work related for the most part, optional,
Speaker 2: there has to be I mean, I don't think robots
Speaker 2: and automation and artificial intelligence is going to be possibly
Speaker 2: handling every little thing, but maybe those things that it
Speaker 2: doesn't handle are gonna be worth a lot.
Speaker 1: But I just don't know where all the how we live.
Speaker 2: I mean, if you've got rental properties, if you've got business,
Speaker 2: you want to make money, you can make money. But
Speaker 2: who's going to buy your stuff if nobody else is
Speaker 2: making money because the jobs are optional, I think people
Speaker 2: are going to be looking for work because they need
Speaker 2: the money unless they're giving everybody money, which is the
Speaker 2: universal income thing which everybody's talked about as being socialism
Speaker 2: or communism so what the hell is going to happen?
Speaker 1: Seriously?
Speaker 2: Five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven, eight hundred the
Speaker 2: big one, let's open up the phones. I mean, it
Speaker 2: sounds like I'm joking, like I'm goofing off, like I'm
Speaker 2: ready to pull from behind the curtains, you know, the
Speaker 2: big monster surprise answer. But I don't think anyone really knows.
Speaker 2: So I guess in between now, in ten years or
Speaker 2: fifteen or twenty years from now, depending on where you
Speaker 2: are on the timetable of life, as you're coming up
Speaker 2: on an expiration date that we all eventually get to
Speaker 2: realize is that we better get enough money together now.
Speaker 2: And you can't worry about pennies because they stopped minting those.
Speaker 2: So get your money together now, because in ten to
Speaker 2: fifteen years, when AI kicks in and jobs are optional,
Speaker 2: work will be optional. You better have a stash of
Speaker 2: cash to be able to survive otherwise unless cash becomes obsolete,
Speaker 2: and then I don't exactly know what will be dealing it.
Speaker 2: What I mean, what the whole the whole world will
Speaker 2: change as we know it. Five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 2: seven thousand. Do you have a vision? Do you have
Speaker 2: an idea?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 2: That future might be eight hundred, the big one. Pick
Speaker 2: up the phone, give it the finger. If you're streaming
Speaker 2: on the iHeartRadio app, you can click on the microphone
Speaker 2: talk back and leave a message there. And here's where
Speaker 2: one of the things that gives me some doubt about
Speaker 2: the artificial intelligence in this wave of whatever the technical
Speaker 2: revolution will be. Since we've already lived through the industrial revolution,
Speaker 2: so this could be the AI revolution, I suppose, right
Speaker 2: in a rationalization of a performance, and how we all survive,
Speaker 2: you know, you know, with the government shutting down and
Speaker 2: so many people in continuing to have greater demand on
Speaker 2: food panters like freestore food MAK and so on, and
Speaker 2: how tenuous that circumstance, how stressful and concerning it has
Speaker 2: been for people to go, Okay, do I show up
Speaker 2: to work like an air traffic controller and hope that
Speaker 2: sooner or later the government gets it together and the
Speaker 2: lawmakers handle their business and then they wouldn't have to
Speaker 2: worry about a paycheck, would just show up to work.
Speaker 2: Those who showed up every day got their ten K bonus,
Speaker 2: or are going to everybody else who was looking for
Speaker 2: a side hustle so they could get some money in
Speaker 2: their pocket to handle their bills, because still the vast
Speaker 2: majority of Americans are paycheck to paycheck at this point,
Speaker 2: or a paycheck to two paychecks away from going where
Speaker 2: the money go? Where do we get more? Tells you
Speaker 2: the desperation that is for people just to eat in
Speaker 2: many cases, with Snap going to the better part of
Speaker 2: twelve percent of the US population, which is about forty
Speaker 2: forty one million people, depending if we're somewhere between three
Speaker 2: hundred and thirty three hundred and forty million people in
Speaker 2: the population of these United States, right, So if that's
Speaker 2: the case in good times, is things shift even more
Speaker 2: so in work supposedly becomes optional? Who feeds them? And
Speaker 2: everyone else? Who's paying taxes to feed the people now
Speaker 2: that are on Snap and everything else? I ask because
Speaker 2: many of those people, by the way, are working people,
Speaker 2: And I'm not trying to be smarty or smart about it.
Speaker 2: I would like someone to be able to explain it
Speaker 2: to me. My brain not big enough to figure it out.
Speaker 2: Headline sales of AI enabled teddy Bear suspended after it
Speaker 2: gave advice on BDSM, sex and where to find knives.
Speaker 2: This from CNN, So that's pretty disturbing. An AI enabled
Speaker 2: plush like Teddy Bear, had been engaging in conversations that
Speaker 2: became sexually explicit, giving apparently what they said could be
Speaker 2: dangerous advice. The CEO of this company, based in Singapore,
Speaker 2: talking to CNN, says there Ku Mma Kuma or Comma Bear,
Speaker 2: as well as the rest of all their AI enabled
Speaker 2: options when it comes to toys, have been set aside
Speaker 2: because of the inappropriate conversation topics. They said, sexual fetishes, spanking,
Speaker 2: also apparently how to light a match for kids who
Speaker 2: paid me don't know how to play with fire and matches,
Speaker 2: that's a good idea. They're now having what they're calling
Speaker 2: a internal safety audit done. It's the stuff Teddy Bear
Speaker 2: with the speaker inside they put on hold. They say
Speaker 2: it's an adorable bear though it combines artificial intelligence advanced
Speaker 2: friendly interactive features, making it a perfect friend for both
Speaker 2: kids and adults, probably more adults with that kind of see.
Speaker 2: I would think that would be like a content choice,
Speaker 2: do you want the grown up bear or the kids bear?
Speaker 2: I don't know how the hell you tell a difference,
Speaker 2: but that's pretty disturbing and apparently they did not have
Speaker 2: a lot of safeguards on it. So if they can't
Speaker 2: handle today, in twenty twenty five, a bear from crossing
Speaker 2: the line that's supposed to be friendly in warm in
Speaker 2: a companion for an elderly person or someone who has
Speaker 2: some type of post traumatic stress or a child, we're
Speaker 2: going to come to a point in a decade because
Speaker 2: and I know this to be disturbing. A friend of
Speaker 2: mine who's an accountant tells me that what used to
Speaker 2: take him between forty five minutes to an hour after
Speaker 2: a client meeting handling their accounting, their business or personal,
Speaker 2: depending on how big of a circumstance they have. He
Speaker 2: would gather up notes and put a plan together. It
Speaker 2: would take him about an hour to forty five minutes, right,
Speaker 2: he says, Now, with the help I forget the app
Speaker 2: they're using, that it takes between eight and ten minutes.
Speaker 2: So that means there's probably a whole lot of people
Speaker 2: who aren't going to be needed in that type of field,
Speaker 2: and a lot of others. So if they can't, hopefully
Speaker 2: they handle the money part of it right, because apparently
Speaker 2: they're not handling the teddy bear part of it right.
Speaker 2: If it immediately goes to like some bondage masochistic sato,
Speaker 2: massachistic sex and like a odd communication on how to
Speaker 2: light a match to start a fire for children. There's
Speaker 2: a long way to go, but I'm sure the future
Speaker 2: is bright. I wouldn't worry about it. Everything's just fine.
Speaker 2: This is Sterling hanging out on Friday night. Drew Western,
Speaker 2: He's like, oh my god, we're doomed. It's possible. Mikeywallspace
Speaker 2: dot Com gonna join us after eleven o'clock. We'll talk
Speaker 2: on crime and space. Bigger rockets than ever from Blue Origin,
Speaker 2: plus that ever changing three I Atlas or whatever they're
Speaker 2: calling that thing that's been floating around somewhere in orbit.
Speaker 2: Somehow that continues to change in ways they've never seen anything,
Speaker 2: and they wonder now if it's eyeballing us. It's a
Speaker 2: Friday Sterling on the Nation station seven hundred WLW. Sterling
Speaker 2: hanging out, seven hundred WLW. Glad you're alonge like camel right,
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Speaker 2: of course covering it as always basketball. Bearcats took a
Speaker 2: tough one today, dropped a game sixty four to seventy
Speaker 2: four to Louisville at the Heritage Bank Center. More, by
Speaker 2: the way, on this AI stuff, and I had somebody
Speaker 2: send me this literally just in the last half hour
Speaker 2: or so when I was talking about the AI stuff headline,
Speaker 2: and it says, after digital romance, more AI stuff. You see,
Speaker 2: AI companions are now triggering real world divorces.
Speaker 1: That's great.
Speaker 2: Wired magazine has this report out an interesting article. They
Speaker 2: say people are forming more and more emotional bonds with
Speaker 2: AI chatbots and virtual companions, which, yeah, okay, I get that,
Speaker 2: and I know it can be a huge benefit for
Speaker 2: people who are isolated, a lot of seniors, a lot
Speaker 2: of people post pandemic times. A lot of the talk
Speaker 2: actually with behavioral issues with kids in school right now,
Speaker 2: elementary high school, probably general population grown ups too for
Speaker 2: that matter, even now after the pandemic, still dealing with
Speaker 2: isolation issues, socialization issues, and stuff that goes along with that.
Speaker 2: They say Wired in this study that roughly about sixty
Speaker 2: percent of single adults now believe that having a relationship
Speaker 2: with an AI accounts as cheating. I'm going to say
Speaker 2: it again, and artificial intelligence relationship counts as cheating with
Speaker 2: or cheating like away from your human counterpart or partner,
Speaker 2: significant other, somebody you might want to fool around with it,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean? Sixty percent of people. Here's
Speaker 2: the thing. How do you have a relationship with the AI?
Speaker 2: Does that just mean conversing? I mean, what relationship are
Speaker 2: you having unless you buy one of those AI like
Speaker 2: love dolls, and that's next level, next level and probably
Speaker 2: a higher end acquisition. I'm guessing it's not like buying
Speaker 2: a PlayStation. Family law types lawyers people in that profession
Speaker 2: say that they are actually having more sit down meetings
Speaker 2: and cases of divorce where partners partners are saying they
Speaker 2: are feeling emotional isolation, detachment, and detachment related to sensitive
Speaker 2: data sharing habits, and the filing is going along for divorce.
Speaker 2: So the AI relationship is becoming more real, more substantial,
Speaker 2: more distracting, more of a problem for more people because
Speaker 2: they're they're somehow more connected to something that's virtually there
Speaker 2: than the person sharing their bed or their house.
Speaker 1: I just am bewildered by this.
Speaker 2: I don't I just I don't understand. They say some
Speaker 2: states are actually looking for a framework or an outline
Speaker 2: of legal parts and pieces to go in to deal
Speaker 2: with AI partners in dealing with them as a third
Speaker 2: party in a relationship rather than just software. So you're
Speaker 2: going to come in and you're going to have a
Speaker 2: meeting about your collective belongings because the person you're with
Speaker 2: is having a relationship with an AI entity and they
Speaker 2: want two thirds of the stuff rather than just half
Speaker 2: the stuff, because it takes three, not two to tango.
Speaker 2: I see the future. Someone is salivating and it's not
Speaker 2: normal people. It's people getting a piece of the pie,
Speaker 2: which is the divorce separation industry, which is great for
Speaker 2: the economy, more apartments, more houses. It's bad for you know,
Speaker 2: housing insecurity issues. But you know that's not our problem
Speaker 2: right now. This is wild.
Speaker 1: They say.
Speaker 2: AI agents are becoming more nuanced, more accessible, and the
Speaker 2: lawyers involved in the divorce industries say they're capturing more
Speaker 2: attention of their cases across the country in a divorce
Speaker 2: boom because of relationships strained, because of people having some
Speaker 2: type of connection emotionally with the machine or the software
Speaker 2: rather than the person that they jump the broom, tied
Speaker 2: the knot, stomp that glass, and set I do forever
Speaker 2: and always amen with, which leads to all kinds of
Speaker 2: issues with money and divorce and separation. And then I
Speaker 2: don't even know what that means with the kids. I mean,
Speaker 2: And this is the other thing. And if you're out
Speaker 2: to eat this weekend, I want you to just look
Speaker 2: around the restaurant wherever you go, whether it's like a
Speaker 2: skyline or maybe going to you know, a higher end
Speaker 2: like steakhouse or something whatever else it is, wherever you are,
Speaker 2: look around, hell, even in the parking lot. You know,
Speaker 2: if you're you know, eating or something in after like
Speaker 2: fast food or something, take a look around and see
Speaker 2: how many people are on a phone or at a
Speaker 2: at a restaurant where you're paying to sit there and
Speaker 2: enjoy the experience, which is really what that's about, right,
Speaker 2: rather than just not having to actually do the cooking,
Speaker 2: and how many of the people that are actually on
Speaker 2: a device are more grown ups, more adults and seniors
Speaker 2: than the kids. And the kids are looking for a
Speaker 2: connection with the parents who have been away because the
Speaker 2: kids had been in school and the parents have been working,
Speaker 2: and everyone wants to talk about the damn kids. And
Speaker 2: it starts with a parent, I diress. Everything's fine, the
Speaker 2: future is bright. I am not the profit of doom.
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Speaker 2: welcome to it. It is a Friday night night, Sterling.
Speaker 2: Tough night for the basketball Bearcats. They hosted Louisville's Cardinals
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Speaker 2: at TQ. Well, so there you go, a lot of
Speaker 2: stuff to do. Kind enough to give us some time.
Speaker 2: A guy who knows a little bit about what's going
Speaker 2: on off of Tara Firma up in space. He's an Ohio,
Speaker 2: Guy out West, Spaceflight editor Guy in the Know from
Speaker 2: space dot Com.
Speaker 1: Mike D. Wall Hallo, how are you welcome back to
Speaker 1: the big One with Sterling.
Speaker 6: Doing?
Speaker 4: Good man? How are you?
Speaker 1: I'm doing okay? I hope you're all right.
Speaker 2: Let's let's start with something that has I don't know
Speaker 2: how long. It seems like for months and months there
Speaker 2: has been talk about this and is it three I Atlas?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 2: What is the thing that everyone is talking about that
Speaker 2: has changed the way it looks in this orbit and
Speaker 2: it seems like it's got a tail that's doing strange things.
Speaker 2: And then it came out find something this last couple
Speaker 2: of days, Mike, and then it looked different than what
Speaker 2: everyone had said. I don't understand what's going on. Is
Speaker 2: this coming to pick me up so we can go
Speaker 2: to in and out burger someplace way out there or
Speaker 2: what the hell?
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's it is it's it's the third Yeah, it's
Speaker 8: the third kind of confirmed the interstellar object that's known
Speaker 8: to be in our solar system. That's where the three
Speaker 8: I comes from. Third interstellar object, and it's it's a comet.
Speaker 8: It's been in the news a lot because there have
Speaker 8: been people speculating online that it might be like in
Speaker 8: alien spacecraft or something like that.
Speaker 4: But you know, we've we've we've gotten some pretty good
Speaker 4: looks at it.
Speaker 8: Think like over the past couple of weeks, there's there's
Speaker 8: a lot of spacecraft that have been pointing their their
Speaker 8: telescopes at it, their instruments at it. And it is
Speaker 8: a commet in fact that it just had its it's
Speaker 8: like closest fly by the Sun, like just a few
Speaker 8: weeks ago. And when like comets like do that they
Speaker 8: get close to the Sun, you know, they they they
Speaker 8: get exposed to more heat and more solar radiation, and
Speaker 8: they tend to get more active and their their tails
Speaker 8: grow and they sometimes even break apart thanks to all
Speaker 8: that stress from the heat and the radiation. And that's
Speaker 8: actually what what happened to three Iye Atlas. It broke
Speaker 8: up into about three pieces. So we like saw that happen. Yeah,
Speaker 8: So it's it's it's super cool. It's from a different
Speaker 8: soul system. It was born in a like around a
Speaker 8: different stars than the Sun. It's probably older than our
Speaker 8: solar system. That's what scientists think, like the star system
Speaker 8: at birth that is probably older than our own so
Speaker 8: it's like it's it's like really cool. It's really cool
Speaker 8: to get an up close look at something from another
Speaker 8: star system. But yeah, it's it's it seems to be
Speaker 8: just to commet, just to comment.
Speaker 2: There's not like some other type of you know, sentient
Speaker 2: being that we either may or may not have had
Speaker 2: fathom of understanding of what it could in fact be.
Speaker 2: I don't know, are there blues and grays and whites
Speaker 2: and whatever else up there?
Speaker 1: Do you think? Or is this us all make believe?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 8: I think that there's just there's it's such a big
Speaker 8: universe that we're in. We're in the Milky Way, right,
Speaker 8: that's just one galaxy. There's like two hundred billion stars
Speaker 8: in the Milky Way, and there's billions and billions of galaxies.
Speaker 8: And I'm gonna sound like Carl Sagan up all the
Speaker 8: billions and billions, but it's it's true, and it's just
Speaker 8: like the sheer numbers of stars and galaxies out there.
Speaker 8: I think there's like millions and trillions and trillions of stars.
Speaker 8: And we know from our own galaxy all the stars
Speaker 8: that we've investigated that like every star like on average,
Speaker 8: has more than one planet.
Speaker 4: So that just like there's more.
Speaker 8: There's trillions of planets out there, and the universe is thirteen.
Speaker 4: Pointy eight billion years old.
Speaker 8: There's just it would be shocking to me if there
Speaker 8: wasn't some other form of life somewhere. I mean, whether
Speaker 8: it's intelligent or not. I mean, I don't know, But are.
Speaker 2: We really that intelligent numbers? I mean, we think we're smart.
Speaker 2: We've been able to get off of this rock. I
Speaker 2: mean I haven't, but others have figured a way to
Speaker 2: do it. Blue Origins got these super big rockets. We'll
Speaker 2: talk on in a minute. Uh, But I mean, how
Speaker 2: smart do you think we really are in the scheme
Speaker 2: of things? Because it seems like we're still doing the
Speaker 2: same dumbass stuff over and over and over again in
Speaker 2: a window of time. And now they say AI is
Speaker 2: going to make work optional in about ten years. I
Speaker 2: heard Elon Musk talk about that and read that on
Speaker 2: inc the other day, So now I don't even know
Speaker 2: what to think.
Speaker 8: Might d Wall Yeah, he said that that when when
Speaker 8: the intelligen robots come, And obviously he's got skin in
Speaker 8: that game. Tesla's building these they plan to building, like
Speaker 8: deploy all these humidid robots Optimists is what they're called,
Speaker 8: and he says when they come online, it's going to
Speaker 8: wipe out poverty and everybody.
Speaker 4: Can won't have to work.
Speaker 8: He's he's very smart, but he's also known for for
Speaker 8: pushing very aggressive timelines and being very optimistic about what
Speaker 8: tech can do and when it can do it. So, like,
Speaker 8: I don't know, I would I would be skeptical about
Speaker 8: that happening anytime soon. But but I mean, who knows, right.
Speaker 1: So how would that work?
Speaker 2: Do you think I want to talk to him, Mike,
Speaker 2: do you want? Seriously? And I hate that run, but
Speaker 2: I mean thinking about this. So the Optimist robot comes
Speaker 2: in and it starts doing the work. Now it's not
Speaker 2: going to command to check. But my guess is I
Speaker 2: heart media, iHeart radio, who pays me, Space dot com
Speaker 2: who pays you are probably not going to start like
Speaker 2: paying NOBA. I mean, if AI can do what we're doing,
Speaker 2: then they don't need us. So then where do we
Speaker 2: get our money? Because you know the robots are going
Speaker 2: to get paid, they'll just recharge them and let them
Speaker 2: do it again.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I haven't really dug into the reasoning.
Speaker 8: Like I think his reasoning goes along the lines of
Speaker 8: they will be so good at everything. They will make
Speaker 8: surgery cheap, they will make healthcare, all aspects of healthcare cheap.
Speaker 8: They will be able to farm pick the strawberries out
Speaker 8: of our fields, and I'll do all the manual tasks
Speaker 8: so nobody has to work. And so maybe we could
Speaker 8: have like universal basic income. Although I don't think he's
Speaker 8: a big fan of universal basic income because that's very
Speaker 8: socialist and he's very capitalist.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 8: I haven't dug into the reasoning behind it.
Speaker 2: But I'm just trying to understand. I'm just trying to understand.
Speaker 4: We have twelve I don't understand it either.
Speaker 2: It's amazing twelve percent of the US population, when things
Speaker 2: are good, are on snap, meaning that working people, families
Speaker 2: in some cases who have jobs, can't afford to cover
Speaker 2: food on their table. Robots are coming and everybody will
Speaker 2: just go, Well, then I guess I don't even have
Speaker 2: to work.
Speaker 1: They'll just bring food to the house.
Speaker 3: I am.
Speaker 2: I I'm hopeful. I want to be optimistic, but I
Speaker 2: am very concerned.
Speaker 8: I'm concerned by the thought of like a billion sentient
Speaker 8: robots just sort of wandering around and doing their own thing.
Speaker 1: What happens in AI, right, isn't it a product?
Speaker 2: Like whatever it takes in and absorbs and processes, even
Speaker 2: if it's crap, logic will come out the other end.
Speaker 2: So if it's crap that goes in, it'll be crap
Speaker 2: that goes out, and then things will go sideways. And
Speaker 2: then that robot who seems fine as I'm walking around
Speaker 2: downtown at the bank's getting ready to go to a
Speaker 2: Reds game, that robot may decide that I'm the enemy
Speaker 2: and tackle me and throw me into like a flower pot,
Speaker 2: and I'll go, well, the AI knew he was shady,
Speaker 2: who knows, I'm very concerned, and they'll just go, well,
Speaker 2: robots do what robots do.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well, and yeah, I mean they're only as good
Speaker 8: as they're programming, and their programming is done by.
Speaker 4: People who are very fallible. So yeah, like, I don't know,
Speaker 4: it is a little scary.
Speaker 2: I know, we went off the path of what was
Speaker 2: initially what I reached out for, and I appreciate you
Speaker 2: playing along and putting up with my crap. All right,
Speaker 2: so we already mentioned like you know, big brain, big billionaire,
Speaker 2: trillionaire type like oligarchs of technology and so forth. We
Speaker 2: mentioned elon, let's go to the Blue Origin bigger rocket deal.
Speaker 2: Are these the biggest rockets that have been or just
Speaker 2: Blue Origins biggest rockets that they just in the last
Speaker 2: week have been talking about.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so they they recently launched the Yeah, they had
Speaker 8: this big rocket called New Glen, which they just launched
Speaker 8: for the second time last week and it was successful.
Speaker 8: It sent like two NASA probes toward Mars, and they
Speaker 8: did the thing that SpaceX is famous for. On that launch,
Speaker 8: they actually brought the fastage of New Glenn, which is
Speaker 8: a big.
Speaker 4: Powerful rocket.
Speaker 8: They brought it back to Earth and landed it on
Speaker 8: a ship at sea for reuse. So that was a
Speaker 8: huge deal for them. So that's like, if we have
Speaker 8: another big, powerful, partly reusable rocket to go along with
Speaker 8: the stuff that SpaceX is doing. You know, that's exciting
Speaker 8: for spaceflight community, for people who care about exploration. For scientists,
Speaker 8: that's really great to have another big rocket coming online
Speaker 8: that can help them get their stuff into space and
Speaker 8: helping maybe think more about like actually setting up shop
Speaker 8: on the Moon and on Mars and so on. So
Speaker 8: that was exciting enough, But in the aftermath of that mission,
Speaker 8: just during a couple of days ago, actually, Blue Origin
Speaker 8: announced that they're making New Glend like even bigger and
Speaker 8: more powerful, and they're planning to do like a super
Speaker 8: heavy version of it. So it didn't put a timeline
Speaker 8: out or anything, but I'm guessing like the next few
Speaker 8: years they're hoping to have a sort of super heavy
Speaker 8: New Glen that can launch like seventy seven tons of
Speaker 8: cargo to lower th orbit. And just for for context,
Speaker 8: you know, like the giant, the Giant Mars rocket that
Speaker 8: SpaceX is building called Starship can do like one hundred
Speaker 8: to one hundred and fifty tons.
Speaker 4: To lower th orbit.
Speaker 8: So it's been that same sort of class, like Giant
Speaker 8: super heavy rocket. So it's not going to be as
Speaker 8: powerful as Starship, but it's going to be like getting
Speaker 8: close kind of if everything goes according to plan, and
Speaker 8: so that's exciting too. They're still going to keep flying
Speaker 8: the kind of normal version of New Glen which launched
Speaker 8: just last week, but they're also going to have like
Speaker 8: an addition to that, this like super heavy version if
Speaker 8: people want to use it.
Speaker 1: So there you go.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's yeah, it's pretty exciting. It is.
Speaker 2: Mike you Wall, by the way, Senior space writer for
Speaker 2: space dot Com was Stirling on the big one, and
Speaker 2: they're talking about reusing these, so this could be, it says,
Speaker 2: and I think this was your piece actually, if I'm
Speaker 2: not mistaken that I was reading from. They say that
Speaker 2: they want to be able to have these reusable rockets
Speaker 2: coming back like twenty five times or so at least.
Speaker 2: So that's a pretty ingenious thing, and reuse and maybe
Speaker 2: efficiencies and stuff to go along with that, if that's possible.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So that's the thing.
Speaker 8: That's the thing that SpaceX kind of unlocked, and you know,
Speaker 8: that's why they're able to like fly all the time.
Speaker 8: They've launched like one hundred and fifty missions of Serio
Speaker 8: SpaceX has and it's just I mean, like a big
Speaker 8: part of that is because they have unlocked this first
Speaker 8: stage reuse. That's that's the that's the sort of business
Speaker 8: end of the rocket, the one with most of the
Speaker 8: engines that gets the thing off the ground. It's the
Speaker 8: most expensive, most complex part, and they figured out a
Speaker 8: way to reuse that over and over again. It makes
Speaker 8: things cheaper, it makes things faster, it makes things more efficient,
Speaker 8: and for a big rocket like the one Blue origins,
Speaker 8: building new Glen. You know, if you can fly that
Speaker 8: same rocket twenty five thirty times, it'll make spaceflight a
Speaker 8: lot cheaper, access to space cheaper. And it's also good,
Speaker 8: you know. I mean, we've been used to the dominance
Speaker 8: from SpaceX. They've been so good at things for so long.
Speaker 8: You know, they sort of dominated the last ten years
Speaker 8: in spaceflight. It would be good most people in the
Speaker 8: space that community think to have a little competition. If
Speaker 8: if Blue Origin can actually get New Glen up and
Speaker 8: running at a reasonable rate to get to give SpaceX
Speaker 8: some competition and to give to give scientists and to
Speaker 8: give engineers like more options about having get stuff up,
Speaker 8: that's that's going to be good for everybody.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'd say so, Mikey wallspace dot com to help
Speaker 2: with understanding this. Because the enormity of the size of
Speaker 2: these space vehicles, these rockets, even going back to what
Speaker 2: was I can remember seeing the Space Shuttle one of
Speaker 2: them anyway, Piggybacks that came up to write pat when
Speaker 2: I was going to write State and it landed there
Speaker 2: and it came around. I mean, it was hard to
Speaker 2: process the size, and that is small compared to some
Speaker 2: of these rockets at this point so whether it's this
Speaker 2: blue Origin thing that's coming gone, and you say they're
Speaker 2: wanting a big one beyond this, how big in scale
Speaker 2: are we talking about? Because a skyscraper, you know, thirty
Speaker 2: forty stories fifty stories is three four fifty five hundred
Speaker 2: feet tall depending, which is pretty high for most city
Speaker 2: centers when you look at skyscrapers, and these rockets in
Speaker 2: some cases are that size correct close to it, if
Speaker 2: not bigger in some cases.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's the scale. So the so like the main
Speaker 4: rocket that.
Speaker 8: SpaceX flies there, they're like workhorse Falcon nine that's two
Speaker 8: hundred and thirty feet tall. So that's story building. But
Speaker 8: they they're trying to get Starship up and running, the biggest,
Speaker 8: most powerful rocket ever built. The current version of Starship
Speaker 8: is about four hundred feet tall, and yet and actually
Speaker 8: SpaceX has said, I mean Elon Musk has said that
Speaker 8: future versions of Starship, like the one that's going to
Speaker 8: be flying people to Mars and everything goes well, could
Speaker 8: be like four hundred and fifty feet tall or maybe
Speaker 8: even bigger than that. So that's just like it's it's
Speaker 8: like a flying building basically, it's so big, like you
Speaker 8: don't really even realize how big it is unless you
Speaker 8: go to Starbase in South Texas and like see these
Speaker 8: things on the pad. They're just like absolutely gigantic.
Speaker 2: All right, Now, let's shift to something else because we
Speaker 2: have joked for years Mighty Wall about you know, astronauts
Speaker 2: and the diaper wearing and the crazy one a few
Speaker 2: years ago, and I use that term I probably shouldn't
Speaker 2: who was having some behavioral mental issues and more the
Speaker 2: diaper drove across the country and was involved in some
Speaker 2: type of criminal thing. We've talked about, you know, cleanup
Speaker 2: of waste management in space in the future in that.
Speaker 2: But I want to know because there was an interesting
Speaker 2: story about crime in space, or the allegation of crime
Speaker 2: in space, about an astronaut and an x in some
Speaker 2: type of weird thing about identity theft which you may
Speaker 2: be able to break down. I want to know about that.
Speaker 2: But also then what are the rules of engagement or
Speaker 2: what who pleases space because we have international waters space.
Speaker 2: I mean, is that really like the last Frontier or
Speaker 2: what can anything happen up there?
Speaker 1: What are they going to do about it?
Speaker 8: Yeah, so it's interesting that, Yeah, like the case that
Speaker 8: you're talking about it it stems from It was like
Speaker 8: twenty twenty eighteen, twenty nineteen timeframe, and McLean, who was
Speaker 8: a mass astronaut, was going through like a separation and
Speaker 8: her and her ex accused her of of accessing their
Speaker 8: bank account from the International Space Station while she was
Speaker 8: on a mission up there, accessing it like without permission,
Speaker 8: and actually like sued her for it, I believe, and
Speaker 8: filed a criminal complaint, like I believe, and that case
Speaker 8: had been she she yeah, she denied it, like mcclaim
Speaker 8: denied it and fought it, and that case was winding
Speaker 8: its way through the courts, and just a week or
Speaker 8: so ago there was there's like a press release put
Speaker 8: out by by the Attorney General's office in the district
Speaker 8: where the case was brought saying that that that like
Speaker 8: her ax actually admitted that she made up those claims,
Speaker 8: that actually mcclaim did have access to those accounts. And
Speaker 8: so it's it's a messy personal thing, you know, everybody,
Speaker 8: I mean.
Speaker 4: Has issues in their lives.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's a.
Speaker 2: Business that none of us wants you to know, but
Speaker 2: it gets to be a yeah, what is the rules?
Speaker 3: Though?
Speaker 2: Aside from that, so this was like an allegation that
Speaker 2: wasn't true. But if some stuff really went down, what happens.
Speaker 8: So this sort of shows you what you know, she
Speaker 8: was on the space station in McLean was but she
Speaker 8: was still served with or she was still sued and
Speaker 8: she would they there was still a lawsuit brought in
Speaker 8: relations to her behavior on the space station, even though
Speaker 8: it was ultimately dismissed. So if when when you're a
Speaker 8: nationnaut on the International Space Station, I think you're you're
Speaker 8: still subject to the laws of the country that you
Speaker 8: are from, that you live in back on the back
Speaker 8: on the ground.
Speaker 4: You know, it's sort of like you're not.
Speaker 8: Like out of of of everybody's jurisdiction. You know, you
Speaker 8: can still vote from space, and if you're an ationnalut
Speaker 8: fact MATHA makes like.
Speaker 4: Makes it very easy for you to do so, so
Speaker 4: you are still listed.
Speaker 8: Then if like if somebody murdered somebody up there, I mean,
Speaker 8: god forbid, I think like, yeah, whoever was the murderer
Speaker 8: would be charged by the country that where where they lived,
Speaker 8: that has jurisdiction over that person.
Speaker 2: Country or or the assailants. All it gets deep fast.
Speaker 2: I mean, look at look at how things are, and
Speaker 2: we're like, well, we don't. We don't acknowledge it. We
Speaker 2: look at our inner National Criminal Court, We're like, no,
Speaker 2: you don't care.
Speaker 6: We don't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, space who do.
Speaker 9: Well.
Speaker 8: What gets really sticky is if you go say you
Speaker 8: set up like a colony somewhere like say China. See
Speaker 8: that that's part of what's animating this discussion about a
Speaker 8: new space race to the moon with China. Like why
Speaker 8: US military, US government officials are so they keep talking
Speaker 8: about how we need to get their first to establish
Speaker 8: norms and establish rules of behavior and all this stuff.
Speaker 8: If I mean, like the Moon is subject to the
Speaker 8: Outer Space Treaty. You know, nobody owns the moon. No,
Speaker 8: no government can own the moon according to the Outer
Speaker 8: Space Treaty. But whoever gets there first and sort of
Speaker 8: set the ground rules because those ground rules are very
Speaker 8: vague and also there's no enforcement mechanisms. There is an
Speaker 8: outer Space Treaty, but there's no outer space like cops, right,
Speaker 8: So you can like sign the treaty. But as like
Speaker 8: as the history of our country shows, no, treaties are
Speaker 8: sometimes not worth the paper they're written on because they're
Speaker 8: frequently they frequently back out on the claims. As a
Speaker 8: lot of Native American people can attest, so you can
Speaker 8: find the treaty, but but it doesn't mean you're actually
Speaker 8: gonna abide by it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's fake. I mean, anything can happen, dude. They
Speaker 2: just they just jettison you out and you float away.
Speaker 2: But we don't know where he went. We don't know.
Speaker 2: We told him there was no udf nearby, he could
Speaker 2: not get a frozen yogurt, he did not need the
Speaker 2: gas up the car, and he's still left. It is
Speaker 2: not our problem.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then you just float by.
Speaker 4: Super interesting.
Speaker 8: You know, there are there are going to be colonies
Speaker 8: that are going to be Basis on the Moon, and
Speaker 8: the stuff is going to get hammered out.
Speaker 3: It's going to be messy.
Speaker 8: It's gonna get hammered out in real time. They're going
Speaker 8: to be cases brought and people are going to just
Speaker 8: flail around. It's going to be a big experiment to
Speaker 8: see who who has control over what and if it's
Speaker 8: just might makes right, or if there is going to
Speaker 8: be some sort of some sort of cooperation among all
Speaker 8: these different countries with all these different ambitions. It's it's
Speaker 8: going to be a little bit of a wild West
Speaker 8: probably for a while.
Speaker 2: Good times if you're in the front end of that
Speaker 2: to make some big money. Mike d Wall, thank you
Speaker 2: for making time. I know it's a Friday night three
Speaker 2: hours earlier for you, so I hope we enjoy you
Speaker 2: enjoy your Friday night and your weekend. He is the
Speaker 2: Space writer, big man in charge space dot Com.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Always good to get into your head.
Speaker 2: I appreciate you making this difficult, hard to understand stuff
Speaker 2: simple enough for even me.
Speaker 4: Yes, sure, thanks. I was good to talk to you,
Speaker 4: so take care.
Speaker 2: Of yourself more sternly coming back eleven thirty report. I'll
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Speaker 2: sterling hanging out. Dree Wester, Heidi tagged out, Joe Dell
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Speaker 2: much as possible. Of course, a podcast will be up
Speaker 2: later on Conversation with Cincinnati Bengals Talk James for Pene
Speaker 2: talking who days. The dueling Joe's will it be Burrow
Speaker 2: or Flacco? Under Center comes Sunday at one o'clock pay
Speaker 2: Corps with the Patriots in Town. Heard here on the
Speaker 2: Big One. We'll have to wait and see. You can
Speaker 2: listen to that conversation. It's always good. Also, Kevin Carr,
Speaker 2: fat guys at the movies, talking and well about movies.
Speaker 2: That's what he does. And we got Mike d Wall
Speaker 2: two earlier talking space stuff. The space crime thing is
Speaker 2: is just a very interesting concept and we'll see how
Speaker 2: it goes. I mean, I've spent a lot of time
Speaker 2: watching a lot of like sci fi space stuff started
Speaker 2: with I think probably Star Wars is Star Trek as
Speaker 2: a little kid in reruns than Star Wars when I
Speaker 2: was a little guy and all that. And what I've
Speaker 2: really realized at this point is that really waste removal,
Speaker 2: trash and garbage in space, debris left behind bad you know, satellites,
Speaker 2: leftover space junk needs to be collected, corralled, last sooed, compacted, reused,
Speaker 2: I mean, I recycled whatever it is we need runky
Speaker 2: and space is what I'm trying to say. And because
Speaker 2: I care, I would be more than happy to take
Speaker 2: the hit and make a one way trip to space
Speaker 2: and begin that mission. At some point, if ever offered,
Speaker 2: I might have to go back to school. Maybe at
Speaker 2: some point AI will take that over to and then
Speaker 2: we'll just collect the money. Uh, or maybe money will
Speaker 2: become obsolete. That's what I want to know. Five pet
Speaker 2: three seven four nine, seven, eight hundred, the big one.
Speaker 2: Let's open up the phone now. We could talk about
Speaker 2: Marjorie Taylor Green and her resignation come the first of
Speaker 2: the year after her pension becomes full on permanent, which
Speaker 2: is smart for her in her fiscal future. Uh, in
Speaker 2: the midst of the whole Trump fallout, in her standing
Speaker 2: up for her constituents and about the Epstein stuff, we
Speaker 2: can certainly sound off on that. And the other thing
Speaker 2: that it is in my mind and on my mind
Speaker 2: about this is the concept of AI and what comes next.
Speaker 2: Are you ready for the AI? Are you if it
Speaker 2: comes for you? Do you buy what? Elon Musk says
Speaker 2: that in a decade, let's say he's off and it's
Speaker 2: more like twenty years, do you? He says that work
Speaker 2: will become optional when it comes to going to a job,
Speaker 2: doing a job and getting cash money in exchange for
Speaker 2: your efforts, your expertise, your experience, your skill, your knowledge base,
Speaker 2: whatever it is that you do. So then the question
Speaker 2: is if that work is not being done, and robots
Speaker 2: will clean houses and walk dogs, which I enjoy walking
Speaker 2: my dog, I'm not going to let the robot do that.
Speaker 1: It's good for me, it's good for the dog.
Speaker 2: And I know some people will have like robot AI dogs,
Speaker 2: and I know some people are having weird relationships with
Speaker 2: AI already and in some cases, like they had to
Speaker 2: put the kibosh on the Ai bear at a Singapore
Speaker 2: or I think it was Singapore because it was crossing
Speaker 2: the line and talking about sexual stuff. And it's a
Speaker 2: teddy bear, so it's sort of designed primarily for the children,
Speaker 2: and the children don't need to be having conversations with
Speaker 2: stuff plushy animals about sex stuff. I'm just an observation
Speaker 2: or hallucination on my part, and this is how I
Speaker 2: know I'm on the right track. They pulled their stuff
Speaker 2: at this point from the marketplace as they try to
Speaker 2: fix the problem because the BDMSM stuff is not really
Speaker 2: a conversation that they need to be having with their
Speaker 2: animal in general. So what happens though in twenty years
Speaker 2: or ten years, if Elon Musk is right, will you
Speaker 2: quit your job because it's optional? Will you keep doing
Speaker 2: your job? Where will the money come from?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 6: Where?
Speaker 1: Will and how? And this is a tough question.
Speaker 2: This is a tough ask, and I'm not sure what
Speaker 2: the solution would be, and I don't know that the
Speaker 2: big brains of the world necessarily know for sure, but
Speaker 2: they're getting as much money in their war chest as possible,
Speaker 2: which is probably what the rest of us in the
Speaker 2: general population should do, because if in fact what comes
Speaker 2: next Is that AI, automation, robots, etc. Will then have
Speaker 2: the opportunity for business owners, operators, corporations, individuals to acquire
Speaker 2: higher somehow rent or lease. That's the trick, right, I mean,
Speaker 2: will you rent these robots? Lease these robots by the
Speaker 2: robots software having to be upgraded that they always get
Speaker 2: you on the software, they get you on the software
Speaker 2: updates and apps in security protections.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 2: So, if in fact it is going to be an
Speaker 2: army of AI and automated robots, doing everything and work
Speaker 2: will become optional. What is it that you will do
Speaker 2: with your time? What is it that you will do
Speaker 2: with your days during the shutdown, people went crazy and insane.
Speaker 2: They made a lot of bread. I know, there were
Speaker 2: a lot of people doing other like you know, arts
Speaker 2: and craft stuff. People had a lot of new opportunities
Speaker 2: and time to think, aside from wondering if they were
Speaker 2: going to get like, you know, the modern plague or
Speaker 2: whatever that Thankfully, it wasn't as bad as it could
Speaker 2: have been bad. If you know, may're one of the
Speaker 2: people who lost somebody you care about, or you've suffered
Speaker 2: with like long haul COVID, then it's a pretty serious thing.
Speaker 2: But for most of us now it's like, you know,
Speaker 2: kind of like the flu. You get a shot, you hope,
Speaker 2: you get it mildly, and you move on. But during
Speaker 2: that window of time and a lot of people made
Speaker 2: a lot of decisions. They packed up, they moved to
Speaker 2: different places. Kroger's just now having people after the first
Speaker 2: of the year come back at the corporate level and elsewhere.
Speaker 2: I guess to show up and work five days a
Speaker 2: week on site rather than remotely. Right so in ten
Speaker 2: years or twenty years from now, if going to the
Speaker 2: job or having a job is optional, not just showing
Speaker 2: up to the office as it was for a period
Speaker 2: of time, and now we're going back to on site
Speaker 2: and in the next ten to twenty years that on site.
Speaker 2: They've made allusion to it in the press releases even
Speaker 2: to this and some others when they talk about people
Speaker 2: coming back to work, is that it's good because people
Speaker 2: will come and they'll pay for parking, and they'll do
Speaker 2: shopping and support businesses in the city center and where
Speaker 2: the corporations and businesses are located. So if all of
Speaker 2: this is to help, in fact, to keep the economy
Speaker 2: going and developing, so it doesn't change too rapidly in
Speaker 2: the next decade to two, when Joe Waddell is of
Speaker 2: the age to be fruitful and multiply and jump the
Speaker 2: broom and stomp the glass and say I do and
Speaker 2: find somebody to spend his life with and make little Waddells.
Speaker 2: By that point there in middle school, apparently work will
Speaker 2: be optional. So then the question that the Waddell's will have,
Speaker 2: the future Sterlings will have and others is what will
Speaker 2: we do with our time? Will it be like you know,
Speaker 2: the old days and people will embrace the arts again,
Speaker 2: because at this point people have mocked, ridiculed, and marginalized
Speaker 2: the arts for no future, no money, no opportunity, so
Speaker 2: why worry about it? So that, I mean, there's a
Speaker 2: lot of stuff that's going to be getting really weird
Speaker 2: in the next period of time. And you got to
Speaker 2: then wonder what will we all do? Where will we go?
Speaker 2: And if stuff so the stuff will be worth less too, right,
Speaker 2: so all the stuff that has higher prices. If the
Speaker 2: robots are going to be picking uh, you know, fruits
Speaker 2: and vegetables in the fields because we won't have migrant
Speaker 2: workers doing that or others, and the robots and machines
Speaker 2: will shake the tree to pull the fruit or as
Speaker 2: you've heard, drop the leaves. And our promos here at
Speaker 2: the big one, which is just brilliant. Then what what
Speaker 2: what is the next thing?
Speaker 1: I mean, we'll have time.
Speaker 2: You're gonna go to the library, gonna ride your bike,
Speaker 2: You're gonna play pickleball?
Speaker 1: What what? What will we do with our time? What
Speaker 1: will we do?
Speaker 2: I mean, I like this weekend is great for me,
Speaker 2: I gotta say, right, so I will be listening to
Speaker 2: apparently music and I guess having time to have more
Speaker 2: conversations with more people more regularly. At that point, the
Speaker 2: st Xavier and an Elder game with some twenty two,
Speaker 2: three and seventy five people, could have fifty thousand people
Speaker 2: if they maybe didn't have to work or worry about
Speaker 2: the money, could have gone to the game and saw
Speaker 2: ray one with an outcome forty two to thirty four.
Speaker 2: With Sanax playing on in the playoffs at Lakota West. Earlier,
Speaker 2: also it was Anderson all over Trotwood Madison tough one
Speaker 2: for the Rams. Anderson plays on thirty eight to seven
Speaker 2: at Lakota West, Anderson beats Trotwood. So in that situation,
Speaker 2: in the future, we've got these games. She had basketball
Speaker 2: Bearcats fought to Louisville earlier. Tomorrow you've got football Bearcats.
Speaker 2: You know, it's a nip at Night taken on BYU could.
Speaker 2: It's probably gonna be sold out in a blackout thing.
Speaker 2: But and then the Bengals in FC Cincinnati Sunday. I'm
Speaker 2: just trying to process and understand if in fact work
Speaker 2: is optional. I don't know where the money comes from.
Speaker 2: I don't know how we acquire the stuff, who is
Speaker 2: selling the stuff, whatever it is, the stuff is that
Speaker 2: we want besides food and shelter and cool things to
Speaker 2: play with. Milford Greg what comes next? If, in fact,
Speaker 2: AI makes all jobs optional.
Speaker 9: That is going to be a huge problem because people
Speaker 9: really have to have some type of focus in life
Speaker 9: in order to be ultimately happy.
Speaker 2: And you got to have purpose, let alone the money
Speaker 2: to be able to go get my greater's black raspberry
Speaker 2: chip ice cream.
Speaker 4: I mean, seriously, listen, I'm covid.
Speaker 6: Yeah, pre covid. I was.
Speaker 9: I was in a factory in Michigan makes a well
Speaker 9: known meal replacement drink. And once that product comes off
Speaker 9: the line, everything else from therefore to get to the
Speaker 9: truck and send it away as all robots completely completely.
Speaker 1: No kidding.
Speaker 2: So and how pretty seamless, pretty functional in that situation.
Speaker 9: It's amazing how efficient they are and they never stop.
Speaker 9: Hey on the atlas, I got one thing for you
Speaker 9: to think about us? Yes, so, would you believe the
Speaker 9: Tale of the Three Wise Men?
Speaker 4: Sure?
Speaker 1: Why not?
Speaker 9: This comment will be visible to us on December the
Speaker 9: twenty second.
Speaker 4: What do you think?
Speaker 1: Oh? Okay, three days out? I see where you're going. Uh.
Speaker 1: I don't know what to think of that.
Speaker 2: That that may make my brain like, uh like cramp up.
Speaker 2: I don't know what do you think about that?
Speaker 4: I thought I thought it was one hell of a coincidence.
Speaker 1: It is quite the coincidence. We'll have to wait and see.
Speaker 2: Maybe there is a return of some sort.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: See that that's I can't handle the AI thing and
Speaker 2: we don't even know what that is. And this thing
Speaker 2: coming close me. See you took me somewhere else. Greg,
Speaker 2: I thank you for sharing. No, it's it's okay. I
Speaker 2: appreciate you listening, being a part of the show. Seriously, man,
Speaker 2: I hope you have a good weekend. You welcome, man,
Speaker 2: take care of yourself. All right, let's get to Madeira
Speaker 2: Tom with Sterling on the big one. What's going on?
Speaker 2: What about the AI? If jobs are optional, what will
Speaker 2: you do with your time? And where would you get
Speaker 2: the resources to acquire the goods and services and the
Speaker 2: stuff that you want in need?
Speaker 10: Well, I mean I think what I what I might
Speaker 10: do is spend as much time as I had and
Speaker 10: resources that I could put together. That would you know,
Speaker 10: try to go towards the origin of life, the origin
Speaker 10: of the world, because if one thing gives me a splitting,
Speaker 10: pounding headache, like everyone else, it's trying to figure out, Okay,
Speaker 10: if God created the universe, Yes, God created life and
Speaker 10: everything else?
Speaker 3: Well, who created God?
Speaker 1: You know, I'm pondering.
Speaker 2: I think God maybe has always been always, always in
Speaker 2: forever something right, And one would say that I've heard that.
Speaker 2: Would you say then also that God jehovah Allah call
Speaker 2: them what you want, would be also in fact responsible
Speaker 2: for all the uniforses, all the star systems that are
Speaker 2: out there way beyond our understanding at this point too. Then,
Speaker 2: or is that there are many gods in many places like.
Speaker 3: They each place could have it to h God?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 10: Well, I mean I know, well, I don't know.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 10: That's why I would never profess to say that, you know,
Speaker 10: I don't believe that that there is a God and
Speaker 10: that God doesn't exist, right because we don't know. Yeah,
Speaker 10: we just don't know. But if you say that there's
Speaker 10: a god that created anything, that that same God could
Speaker 10: actually turn around and destroy everything.
Speaker 2: Right, Well, there's a lot of first test in this
Speaker 2: stuff actually too, a lot of fire and brimstone for
Speaker 2: my recollection too. So you may be, Tom, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I got to think about. All I know is that
Speaker 2: I know enough to know that I don't know enough.
Speaker 10: Right exactly, And that man has been trying to get
Speaker 10: the answer to this for millenniums correct.
Speaker 1: And it will all be dust in the wind in
Speaker 1: the end. Yeah, I see.
Speaker 2: Now there are something like young Joe Waddell, who's producing,
Speaker 2: is going, oh my god, these guys are Doom and Globe. No, no,
Speaker 2: you just have to embrace the unknown and carry on.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, right right, yeah.
Speaker 10: I'm not trying to profess my beliefs on other people.
Speaker 10: Not at never would I ever do that. So it's
Speaker 10: not Doom calling the game. But it is an overwhelming curiosity.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it's ponderous. Means, Tom, we're of exercise all
Speaker 2: of our time. I've been late the entire evening. I'm
Speaker 2: going to be on time once because if not, I'm
Speaker 2: sure someone will call me to a meeting somewhere somehow.
Speaker 2: I hope you have a great night. I appreciate you listening. Man,
Speaker 2: take care of yourself. Great question, Thank you man. All right,
Speaker 2: straight away, we'll take care of some commerce. Travis Lair
Speaker 2: has the Midnight Report Red Eye Radio to follow. Thank you,
Speaker 2: Joe Waddell. Tomorrow back with Donna d Uh we'll talk
Speaker 2: about Cincinnati Animal Care, what's all called it?
Speaker 6: All?
Speaker 2: Kinds of other stuff, have yourself a great night, and
Speaker 2: we'll do it again tomorrow. Beautiful weekend at the Tri State.
Speaker 2: If you don't mind a little bit of rain hold,
Speaker 2: lot of sports right here on the home of the Bengals,
Speaker 2: the Reds, the Bearcats, the Musketeers, and me Sterling. Seven
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