Speaker 1: Now the financial information that just might change your life.
Speaker 1: This is the Bloomberg Money Minute on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Already it's time to say good morning once more to
Speaker 1: Denise Pelagreenie from the Bloomberg newsroom in New York City.
Speaker 1: Denis continuing drama on and on between President Trump and
Speaker 1: the FED, apparently now escalating a little bit more.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, when I watched that video that FED
Speaker 2: Chair J Powell posted on the FED website, it's Sunday night,
Speaker 2: it's just highly unusual and he I mean, this is
Speaker 2: just my interpretation, but he looked pretty uncomfortable. But at
Speaker 2: the same time, you had to know, or you had
Speaker 2: to assume that he wouldn't be doing that if he
Speaker 2: didn't have some support, maybe from some of the nation's
Speaker 2: banks who were maybe a little bit ticked off by
Speaker 2: President Trump saying that they should cut the interest rates
Speaker 2: on credit cards to ten percent for a year. But
Speaker 2: on top of that, we had to wonder if FED
Speaker 2: Chair J. Powell maybe had some international support or some
Speaker 2: domestic support from other policymakers. So now we're learning more
Speaker 2: about this because three former heads of the US Federal
Speaker 2: Reserve talked about Janet Yellen, Ben Bernanke Alan Greenspan all
Speaker 2: stepping out now and criticizing the criminal probe ordered by
Speaker 2: the Trump administration into the FED. They warned that investigation
Speaker 2: could further undermine the central banks independence, and we're hearing
Speaker 2: something similar from central bankers in Europe as well, talking
Speaker 2: about the EU and also the Bank of England. So
Speaker 2: it's going to maybe be more support for FED Chair
Speaker 2: J Powell in this standoff. That's just highly unusual. None
Speaker 2: of us have ever seen anything like this.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, natural wine is skyrocketing popularity.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean natural wine natty wine as they like
Speaker 2: to call it. It features minimal intervention. There's no definition
Speaker 2: for this. It's not like it has to be certified organic,
Speaker 2: for example, but it does usually feature organic or biodynamic grapes, fewer,
Speaker 2: no synthetic chemicals, pesticides, and they use typically native yeasts
Speaker 2: for fermentation and few additives that you know the way
Speaker 2: they usually manipulate wine's taste with sugar, acid or tennins,
Speaker 2: so what you get is kind of a unique, earthy,
Speaker 2: funky flavor, and millennials and gen z apparently globally really
Speaker 2: like this stuff. In the US and elsewhere, the number
Speaker 2: of global spots now offering this natural or natty wine
Speaker 2: jump sixty percent to twenty twenty four from twenty twenty one,
Speaker 2: according to a front app But Paris is still the
Speaker 2: world's capital. So I guess if you want to appreciate
Speaker 2: you know, in its fullness, got to go to Paris.
Speaker 3: Darka well, um hardship, I know, yeah, right. Our futures
Speaker 3: this morning.
Speaker 2: Futures are lower. They're kind of close to session lows
Speaker 2: at least since I've been here. Dow futures now down
Speaker 2: one oh three s and P futures down by eight,
Speaker 2: Nasdaq futures down fifty two. We will be getting a
Speaker 2: report on inflation in just a few minutes. That'll be
Speaker 2: very closely watched. Also, we could could get a big
Speaker 2: ruling from the Supreme Court today on the legality of
Speaker 2: some of President Trump's tariffs. Not clear when that ruling
Speaker 2: is going to come out, but when it does happen,
Speaker 2: that could impact financial markets as well. President Trump is
Speaker 2: warning an adverse ruling for him could cause casts as
Speaker 2: companies kind of line up and say, Okay, if the
Speaker 2: tariffs weren't legal, I want the money I paid back.
Speaker 2: He says that would be impossible and to cause a
Speaker 2: lot of problems from Bloomberg. I'm Denise Pelgrine on news
Speaker 2: radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: All right, a pleasure to be joined by our legal
Speaker 1: lantist here on the Big One, seven hundred WLW, local
Speaker 1: attorney James Bogan and James.
Speaker 3: Good morning. Let's get right into a few things.
Speaker 1: We've got about ten minutes here and I want to
Speaker 1: cover a few Let's start with everything going on in
Speaker 1: Minneapolis with the protesters and so forth after the shooting
Speaker 1: of the woman. Let me ask you a question. Was
Speaker 1: Sheep breaking the law in any way?
Speaker 4: She absolutely was.
Speaker 5: She was disobeying lawful commands to get out of her car. First,
Speaker 5: she was blocking the street. And the thing is, you
Speaker 5: got people on the left saying, oh, she was exercising
Speaker 5: her right to free speech. The right to free speech
Speaker 5: only protects speech, not conduct. It doesn't give you the
Speaker 5: right to do physical things that break the law like
Speaker 5: blocking the street to block the ice agents or blocking
Speaker 5: the street period and then refusing to get out of
Speaker 5: the car when she was told to by the officers
Speaker 5: and then trying to drive off. So yeah, she absolutely
Speaker 5: did break the law. And if she hadn't been shot dead,
Speaker 5: she'd be facing criminal charges.
Speaker 4: She'd be.
Speaker 5: She could be charged with assault on a federal officer.
Speaker 5: And for to have an assault, you don't need actual contact.
Speaker 5: If the agent was put in reasonable fear of harm, which.
Speaker 4: I believe he was.
Speaker 5: It's like if you shoot at an officer and you
Speaker 5: miss because you know a vehicle, and since the vehicle
Speaker 5: is involved, which is legally considered a weapon, as you
Speaker 5: know from a certain murder case I'm handling in the news, ye,
Speaker 5: that is.
Speaker 4: That she could have.
Speaker 5: Been facing a significant prison sentence.
Speaker 1: Hey speaking of, And the case you're referring to you're
Speaker 1: involved with is the hint In case running over the
Speaker 1: sheriff's deputy up there in Clifton, killing him after he
Speaker 1: saw the video of his son who had been shot
Speaker 1: dead by a police officer. I made the comment earlier
Speaker 1: today James Bogan, attorney here in Cincinnati, that the old
Speaker 1: adage used to be crime doesn't pay. Apparently in Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: crime does pay.
Speaker 4: Well. I can't make any comment.
Speaker 3: On that, but ill, let's go back, let's do this,
Speaker 3: let's do this.
Speaker 1: Crime did pay when it comes to because I beg
Speaker 1: your pardon, of course, go back though to even the
Speaker 1: protesters in the summer of twenty twenty, they were just
Speaker 1: recently handed eight point one million dollars by the city.
Speaker 1: And again, like you're saying with the woman sadly who
Speaker 1: was shot and killed in Minnesota, those people were breaking
Speaker 1: the law.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they were staying out past curfew.
Speaker 5: And I don't know the exact idemization of everything they
Speaker 5: were doing besides protesting.
Speaker 4: But again, the cardinal.
Speaker 3: Rule that every law.
Speaker 5: Student learns in constitutional law class is that the First
Speaker 5: Amendment only protects speech.
Speaker 4: Not conduct.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's one oh one stuff when you go to
Speaker 1: law school. Okay, Now I want to get into a case,
Speaker 1: A couple of cases you can talk a little bit about,
Speaker 1: and those are the two being heard today oral arguments
Speaker 1: in the Supreme Court of the United States that could
Speaker 1: determine whether states can ban transgender athletes who identify as
Speaker 1: women born male from competing on girls and women's sports team.
Speaker 1: It's a legal fight. Some stay have far reaching implications
Speaker 1: on transgender policies across the country, which would include the
Speaker 1: military and so forth. These cases are being brought in
Speaker 1: Idaho and West Virginia. What can you tell us that
Speaker 1: basically is any different than what we know already about
Speaker 1: biological boys that are playing in girls' sports, and in
Speaker 1: many states that is still legal.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, these cases, the plaints in these cases, the
Speaker 5: affected transgender athletes that filing the suits are claiming their.
Speaker 4: Title nine.
Speaker 5: Rights are being violated, you know, being denied participation and sports.
Speaker 5: And the thing is with the biological differences between men
Speaker 5: and women. I believe allow showing biological boys and men
Speaker 5: to compete against girls and women violates Title nine because
Speaker 5: the difference between men's and women's performance is I'm sure
Speaker 5: you've covered this, it's about ten to twelve percent, and
Speaker 5: taking hormones and blockers.
Speaker 4: Does not mitigate those effects.
Speaker 5: I mean, you remember the swimmer Leah Thomas from pen
Speaker 5: went from being number four hundred and sixty two among
Speaker 5: college men in the two hundred yard freestyle to being
Speaker 5: number one among college women. And Leah Thomas's time only
Speaker 5: regressed by two point sixty six percent with a year
Speaker 5: of hormones and blockers, not the ten to twelve percent.
Speaker 4: The difference between men and women.
Speaker 5: And at the college level, you're talking about not just scholarships,
Speaker 5: a spot on the team, a spot on the travel team,
Speaker 5: a spot in the starting lineup all things, or qualifying
Speaker 5: for NCAA's missing by a spot, or missing qualifying for
Speaker 5: finals or consolation finals, which Dan Carroll's son was on
Speaker 5: the Virginia Tech swim team, teammates with the one girl
Speaker 5: in the five hundred yard freestyle who missed making the
Speaker 5: evening finals by one spot because of Leah Thomas. And
Speaker 5: at the high school level, you're talking about, you know,
Speaker 5: spot on a team, spot on varsity starting.
Speaker 4: Lineup, and so on, so.
Speaker 5: And it's very clear girls and women get displaced by
Speaker 5: biological guys ye competing as boys and girls. And it's
Speaker 5: and by the way, when girls take hormones or women
Speaker 5: take you know, male hormones, they don't become as good
Speaker 5: as men, not even close.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you this. You know, we always hear
Speaker 1: about the American Civil Liberties Union through the history of
Speaker 1: our country. There have been a lot of things that
Speaker 1: they have surprised us with that they actually get behind
Speaker 1: and stay for. There are a lot of things that
Speaker 1: don't surprise us about the a c l U at all.
Speaker 1: The question I have, based on your experience, and you've
Speaker 1: had a lot of it with the ACLU, why are
Speaker 1: they not defending women's rights, why are they defending trans
Speaker 1: rights in these cases?
Speaker 4: That's a good question.
Speaker 5: I think, you know, this is where you see the
Speaker 5: far far left taking over that the Democratic Party or
Speaker 5: you know, those kinds of causes, and women who try
Speaker 5: to speak out against this stuff are effectively being silenced
Speaker 5: and you know, blacklisted or whatever else.
Speaker 1: Right, I'm curious if if these decisions, and let's assume
Speaker 1: for a second and look based on the past with
Speaker 1: this particular Supreme Court, they have cided with the Trump
Speaker 1: administration on this being not a violation of Channel nine
Speaker 1: of Title nine, as you brought up earlier. The bottom line,
Speaker 1: do you think these two cases and these two decisions
Speaker 1: are going to put this to bed once and for all,
Speaker 1: or is this going to be, you know, like the
Speaker 1: hamster running around on the circle over and over and
Speaker 1: over and over.
Speaker 5: I mean, these cases here only addressed a narrow issue.
Speaker 5: Can states ban this stuff? It's a state's rights thing.
Speaker 5: It doesn't say anything about I don't think the court
Speaker 5: can only address the narrow issue that's in front of it.
Speaker 5: They can't broaden outside of the specific legal question raised.
Speaker 5: But Riley Gaines and company have another separate lawsuit coming
Speaker 5: through the pipeline.
Speaker 4: It's still the trial court level. It was filed in federal.
Speaker 5: Court in Atlanta that basically says allowing guys to compete
Speaker 5: against girls does violate Title nine. Is a lawsuit against
Speaker 5: the NCAA and some other parties.
Speaker 3: Well this whole thing.
Speaker 1: I mean, look, I had a daughter that competed in
Speaker 1: athletics and I just can't for the life of me,
Speaker 1: for the life of me, I cannot understand how there
Speaker 1: are and I don't think there's really in terms if
Speaker 1: you were to put a percentage on it, I think
Speaker 1: it would be far less than fifteen percent of people
Speaker 1: actually support these biologically born males competing in women's sports.
Speaker 1: But there is a ten to fifteen percent of the
Speaker 1: American population very much in that favor. They would never
Speaker 1: be in favor of it if you had a daughter
Speaker 1: who was born a biological female and having to compete.
Speaker 1: And we have seen some of the examples in recent years,
Speaker 1: whether it's volleyball, you talked about swimming, the dominance the
Speaker 1: power of the born male compared to a female in
Speaker 1: a lot of cases, James Bogan, it's dangerous, it is.
Speaker 4: I mean, you had that.
Speaker 5: North Carolina high school volleyball player who was permanently injured
Speaker 5: by a spike to the face from a transgender opponent.
Speaker 5: And you know when you have the physical sports, I mean,
Speaker 5: just some years back, you had that MMA fighter Mixed
Speaker 5: martial arts fighter fallon Fox who absolutely destroyed female opponent broker,
Speaker 5: eye socket and everything else.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and we saw it in the Olympic Games. And
Speaker 1: that person now would be no longer able to compete
Speaker 1: in the Olympic Games.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be fascinating.
Speaker 5: That person was actually not transgender technically, but the same effect,
Speaker 5: was born with both male and female organs and had
Speaker 5: the x Y chromosome, who effectively went through puberty as
Speaker 5: a male, but same effect.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, James Bogan, I mean, go ahead, finish if
Speaker 1: you will.
Speaker 5: And quite frankly, that fight, those fights looked like if
Speaker 5: you remember Rocky four when Ivan Drago pummeled Apollo Free,
Speaker 5: that's what.
Speaker 4: It looked like.
Speaker 1: You're exactly right, James. Can't thank you enough for your time,
Speaker 1: my friend. All the best in everything that you have
Speaker 1: going on, and we'll check in with you again sometime soon,
Speaker 1: I hope.
Speaker 3: Thank you for your time. Have a great rest of
Speaker 3: your day.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Tom.
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Speaker 1: whether it's physical health, mental health. Today we're going to
Speaker 1: talk about some of the newest health trends, if you will.
Speaker 1: Are they researched or do they have just really really
Speaker 1: good marketing.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Julie, Hi.
Speaker 6: Tom, what a great show. I got to listen a
Speaker 6: lot more to the show today.
Speaker 3: What a great show you want, Thank you, Thank you.
Speaker 1: Know I've become as I've watched my wife go through it,
Speaker 1: I've just become so interested in trying to relay as
Speaker 1: much information as I can to a lot of our
Speaker 1: female listeners, especially you know, the whole menopause, saying, I
Speaker 1: just it is such a struggle for so many women
Speaker 1: out there, and there are more and more studies that
Speaker 1: are being done about it and so forth. Anyway, I
Speaker 1: want to talk with you today though about some of these.
Speaker 1: You know, I got a guy who lives across the
Speaker 1: street from me. This guy looks like Hercules, right, I mean,
Speaker 1: he's what I refer to as country strong.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: He's from down in Athens, Ohio. Great dude, successful guy.
Speaker 1: But he comes walking out of his house every single
Speaker 1: day and I'll see him an hour and a half
Speaker 1: later walking back. And this guy's got to go to
Speaker 1: twenty two thirty strong man and he's got one of
Speaker 1: these weighted vest on his back. Right now, what are
Speaker 1: your thoughts about, you know, enhancing your workouts with these
Speaker 1: weighted vests.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's all over the market right now, and it's
Speaker 6: being marketed more to women than men. If you you know,
Speaker 6: once again, you know, as you said earlier in the show,
Speaker 6: women going through menopause, losing bone moots, all these weighted vests.
Speaker 6: They're making these unbelievable promises. One little forty four dollar
Speaker 6: weighted vest is going to give you more weight loss,
Speaker 6: fat reduction, build muscles. They're going to increase your bone density.
Speaker 6: I'm really, really, really nervous about these because think about it, Tom, here,
Speaker 6: put this vest on. Let me put fifteen pounds of
Speaker 6: weight on you. Fifteen pounds a minute. First of all,
Speaker 6: that sounds awful, doesn't it as it does? And then
Speaker 6: it's an ill fitting suit you don't know if it
Speaker 6: even fits right which one you bought for maybe on
Speaker 6: sale for thirty dollars. And then what the studies are
Speaker 6: showing if you talk. I've talked to a couple of doctors,
Speaker 6: you know, getting ready for the show. And then I've
Speaker 6: talked to some people who you have used them, and
Speaker 6: what they say is think and it does make sense.
Speaker 6: It's going to increase all the spine stress on your body,
Speaker 6: especially if your posture isn't perfect. So if you have
Speaker 6: a little bit of a poor posture, and I have
Speaker 6: poor posture, I mean we said nobody has perfect posture
Speaker 6: unless you're talking to sort of an Olympic skier or
Speaker 6: an Olympic skater, or they have perfect posture. Olympic gold
Speaker 6: sponsors posture will call it. But all these weighted vests
Speaker 6: are leading to core fatigue, overuse injuries. And also, I
Speaker 6: mean you think of the little things the cardiovascular strain.
Speaker 6: You know, you're putting more resistance on your heart and lung,
Speaker 6: you know, walking up hill in hilly Cincinnati. Now, let
Speaker 6: me put ten pounds of weight on you. In many respects,
Speaker 6: it's like carrying a baby, carrying a bag of dog food,
Speaker 6: carrying like think about it. I mean, I'd like to
Speaker 6: be open minded about things, but not so open minded
Speaker 6: that our brains fall out.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, you know, that's one of the things
Speaker 1: they talk about, is a key's disadvantage of it is
Speaker 1: not only the weight stressing. You talked about your back,
Speaker 1: but it's all your joints, your hips, your knees, your spine,
Speaker 1: your ankles. I'm sure there are good things to it,
Speaker 1: but it did point out something that you made number
Speaker 1: one there, and that is your posture. If it doesn't
Speaker 1: fit right right all of a sudden, it can lead
Speaker 1: to so many issues, especially with your back, but other
Speaker 1: major joints. Do you see anything positive about it?
Speaker 6: I am having a hard time with being a lot
Speaker 6: of positive about it. Yeah, if you're going to go
Speaker 6: hike the Appalachian Trail, you go get fitted for a
Speaker 6: really nice backpack, or you're going hiking with the family
Speaker 6: and you know you're gonna have to carry your gear.
Speaker 6: But you know, once again, I want to stress. Even
Speaker 6: then you go get a proper backpack, you're fitted for
Speaker 6: the backpack. You increase, you know, the weight in the
Speaker 6: backpack gradually. So I'm really really having a hard time
Speaker 6: rationalizing why you want to would change your center of gravity,
Speaker 6: why you want to take maybe a compromise posture, a
Speaker 6: posture that hasn't worked out or has been sitting, and
Speaker 6: then a lot of weight to it. When it's hard
Speaker 6: enough just to go out and have a traditional walk
Speaker 6: on Cincinnati Hills, think about it. I'd rather have people
Speaker 6: to go back to your basics, go for a walk
Speaker 6: with your best friend, and challenge yourself on a hillier walk,
Speaker 6: a longer walk, a hillier run, a longer run, and
Speaker 6: think about it. Think about have you ever put on
Speaker 6: a bulletproof veest? Think of all our policemen, if weighted
Speaker 6: vests are so good. We've had a lot of skinny
Speaker 6: police people walking around right with beautiful possible point, and
Speaker 6: I don't think they are. And I don't think you'll
Speaker 6: hear a policeman say, oh yay, I get to add
Speaker 6: fifteen pounds of a weighted bulletproof vest on every morning,
Speaker 6: and I've got to carry that thing on.
Speaker 4: Me all day.
Speaker 7: I just, yeah, it just doesn't make sense for me,
Speaker 7: especially when you add in the cots in the ill
Speaker 7: fitting sizes, and when you.
Speaker 6: Don't have to.
Speaker 1: Just say no, okay, now I want to get to
Speaker 1: another fitness device, and that is what's called a vibration plate.
Speaker 1: If you've not seen one of those, basically, these look
Speaker 1: like a scale that you would step on. They're a
Speaker 1: little bit bigger, little wider. They come in different sizes
Speaker 1: and so forth, but basically they're using high frequency vibrations
Speaker 1: to stimulate muscles, enhance your strength, circulation, balance, flexibility, so
Speaker 1: on and so forth. They're generally used for workouts, some
Speaker 1: may use for pain relief, recovery, etc. Your thoughts initially
Speaker 1: about these vibration plates, I'm.
Speaker 6: Glad you brought up what they are. In the claims
Speaker 6: they make, they these things vibrate at high speeds, I
Speaker 6: mean high speeds. If you've ever gotten on one, it's
Speaker 6: very disconcerting to me. And I went and tried one
Speaker 6: because I once again I want to I like trying
Speaker 6: everything before I talk about it. But they make incredible claims.
Speaker 6: It's amazing what you know. Once again, a forty dollars
Speaker 6: piece of ecquintment is going to just miraculously change you overnight.
Speaker 6: But here's once again where I really want to stress.
Speaker 6: I just don't want people to look for miracle cure.
Speaker 6: I don't think there's a substitute for just active traditional exercise,
Speaker 6: A yoga class, a pilates class, a weightlifting class, you know,
Speaker 6: a class with a personal trainer, just some stuff you
Speaker 6: talked about earlier in the show for women, you know,
Speaker 6: traditional weightlifting, dumbbelts, push up, things like that. I also
Speaker 6: think there's lots of physical risks if you get on one.
Speaker 6: I was carsick. I mean literally, I was dizzy. Later
Speaker 6: on in the day, I got a headache, and I
Speaker 6: just didn't feel comfortable the rest of the day. And then,
Speaker 6: of course there's danger for certain conditions. What if you're pregnant,
Speaker 6: you have a pacemaker, what if you have offsteoporosis, what
Speaker 6: if you are going through menopause and you're struggling with
Speaker 6: other health issues, and then you're going to sit on
Speaker 6: something that's going to vibrate you. I don't think so.
Speaker 6: And then of course potential injury after improper use. Here
Speaker 6: comes the back pain.
Speaker 4: Again, which is if you look at some of the.
Speaker 6: Top causes of you know, top pain issues right now,
Speaker 6: it is back pain and this will just make matters worse.
Speaker 6: Or if you have hip pain. I mean, I'm not
Speaker 6: going to ever put someone like you. You know, you
Speaker 6: have different you know your hip you said your hips
Speaker 6: bothering you. I'm going to put you on a vibration
Speaker 6: plate and just jiggle you and vibrant. I just don't
Speaker 6: think it's a good idea, and there's very limited evidence.
Speaker 6: I mean, all these claims, they look really good on peaper,
Speaker 6: and I'm sure there's some small studies that they have
Speaker 6: benefited a very small part of the population. But I
Speaker 6: really think that you have to think a little bit
Speaker 6: harder and don't complicate your exercise. There's too many other
Speaker 6: complications in life. I thought exercise was supposed to be fun.
Speaker 6: I'll come with all these rules and all these things
Speaker 6: you have to do to keep up. It's just it's
Speaker 6: not fun anymore. And so I don't think a vipration
Speaker 6: plate would be fun. It might be fun, you know,
Speaker 6: for someone else, but I don't think for an aging
Speaker 6: population it's such the best idea.
Speaker 1: Okay, the last one I want to ask you about.
Speaker 1: I mean, I feel like every time I turn on
Speaker 1: the television there's something about how I can sleep better
Speaker 1: and different medications out there right right, you know, at
Speaker 1: the end of the day, and we've come to learn
Speaker 1: more and more, Julie, you talk about it all the time.
Speaker 1: I talked about a study that just came out. I
Speaker 1: was talking about it with a friend of mine last night. That, yes,
Speaker 1: how much you sleep is very important. Your sleep schedule
Speaker 1: apparently is even more important. But when it comes to
Speaker 1: getting to sleep. There are a lot of people, my
Speaker 1: wife one of them, has a hard time sleeping. What
Speaker 1: are your thoughts about some of these sleep aids? Are
Speaker 1: any of them any good?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Well, who wants to take medications? First of all, I
Speaker 6: mean who in this world would want to take yet
Speaker 6: one more supplement, one more medication. So once again, if
Speaker 6: you talk to doctors, if you research, they're like the
Speaker 6: last thing you want to do. So once again, go
Speaker 6: back to the basics. A lot of you know, there's
Speaker 6: proven studies out there that technology is killing us. You know,
Speaker 6: we want to you know, doom scrolling before bed? Do
Speaker 6: you want to just check one more thing? Maybe I
Speaker 6: should check the weather. And the next thing you're doing
Speaker 6: is you're just going through your phone doing all kinds stuff.
Speaker 6: You get caught up in that. So that's one thing
Speaker 6: I would rather have people turn to that and then
Speaker 6: going to bed at the same time and getting up
Speaker 6: at the same time every day. Now, I hate talking
Speaker 6: to you about that because I know your schedule, tom
Speaker 6: and it's really really hard. So you've got to be
Speaker 6: a nap guy. I've got to get you to take
Speaker 6: more naps. But it's proven that if you stay on
Speaker 6: the steady schedule that that will train your brain and
Speaker 6: your body to go to sleep. The other thing that
Speaker 6: they've been talking about is the cutting off your caffeine.
Speaker 6: You know a lot of people are doing these energy drinks.
Speaker 6: I don't know what are in some of these drinks.
Speaker 6: People are teeking. I mean, read your labels, don't you know.
Speaker 6: Cut off your caffeine, cut off your you know, all
Speaker 6: those drinks you're taking. Another thing that's really interesting this
Speaker 6: month is a lot of my friends and a lot
Speaker 6: of people around me are on dry January, and all
Speaker 6: of a sudden, people are going, gosh, I got a
Speaker 6: good night, three plast night.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: And you know, there might be a correlation.
Speaker 3: There's definitely a correlation.
Speaker 1: I was just reading a lot about this yesterday and
Speaker 1: I'm going to talk about it more tomorrow. There's no
Speaker 1: doubt about it. Look I like having a beer too
Speaker 1: as much as the next guy, But I mean the
Speaker 1: effects alcohol can have on your ability not necessarily to
Speaker 1: fall asleep, but to sleep well and get a good
Speaker 1: night sleep. Some of the studies that are coming out
Speaker 1: are just fascinating. Jewels, I got to run your insight
Speaker 1: on this. I just think is just so refreshing and
Speaker 1: not getting caught up in all the fad stuff out there.
Speaker 1: And so you and I are going to talk about
Speaker 1: a few other things next week, and I'm very much
Speaker 1: looking forward to that.
Speaker 3: Yes, I can't wait. Have a great rest your day.
Speaker 6: Okay, thanks Tom, all.
Speaker 1: Right, you'll see you later. Let's check in with our buddy,
Speaker 1: Chuck Ingram. I know he's getting good night's sleep every night,
Speaker 1: trying to well, trying to m hm. And how are
Speaker 1: we doing now? It's been a very busy morning for you,
Speaker 1: mister Ingram.
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Speaker 8: They cleared the wreck on westbound two seventy five near
Speaker 8: five mile, but I'm still seeing some pretty heavy traffic
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Speaker 3: Making your way towards Kellogg.
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