Speaker 1: Don't want to be an American. He's got flown on
Speaker 1: seven hundred ww. We get the important stuff, by the way,
Speaker 1: then we have the fun stuff on this Friday morning
Speaker 1: when we lose our sleep. My god, Can someone who
Speaker 1: illegally possessed a weapon invoke self defense? Yeah? But here's
Speaker 1: a twist. Two felons shooting at one another are now
Speaker 1: each claiming self defense in the Riverfront Live shooting last weekend,
Speaker 1: So that is three in a row if you include
Speaker 1: the Fountain Square shooter. Do we have a trend here
Speaker 1: where thugs and criminals and gangbangers can shoot each other
Speaker 1: with impunity in our streets right around us, put us
Speaker 1: in danger. In the case of the nine people injured
Speaker 1: at Riverfront Live, I would say that's a hell yes,
Speaker 1: and then say, oh, I was just defending myself. If
Speaker 1: you're a street criminal and you in the act of
Speaker 1: we had another felony shoot at someone because of some
Speaker 1: stupid street beef, how the hell can you claim self defense?
Speaker 1: And this is a disturbing new trend is a question
Speaker 1: the legal pitfalls and such Jason Philbaum will break us
Speaker 1: down force of course extraordinary defense attorney for secutor and
Speaker 1: Butler County. Jason, welcome back. How are you there? We go, Jason,
Speaker 1: you're there? Ye okay, I got I got youa good
Speaker 1: before we begin on this one. Is there anyway we
Speaker 1: who can we sue, file and litigate and take to
Speaker 1: court regarding this loss of one hour on Sunday? Is
Speaker 1: there anything could be done legally about the time change?
Speaker 1: I thought Elon Musk was supposed to take care of that.
Speaker 1: I think I think he was promise that we wouldn't. Yeah,
Speaker 1: supposedly it's supposed to save money. And then I guess
Speaker 1: heart attacks go up with the day after. I mean,
Speaker 1: like that's just stops as time change. But I wish
Speaker 1: I knew.
Speaker 2: I wish I knew.
Speaker 1: All right, I'm a much serious, serious note here. So
Speaker 1: we had the March first mass shooting Riverfront Live nine wounded,
Speaker 1: eight hundred plus people.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 1: You had Freniy Cobb and Derek Long. One has just
Speaker 1: gotten out of prison and picks up a gun and
Speaker 1: sees this guy's got a gun his waistband. I don't
Speaker 1: know how he gets the security. That's another civil suit.
Speaker 1: I'm sure that's waiting to happen, as well as criminal suit.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, they started a shoot up. Cobb had a
Speaker 1: long standing grudge against mister Long. They're both convicted felons,
Speaker 1: both prohibited from possessing firearms. It's weapons under disability. They're
Speaker 1: facing felonious assault charges in state court and federal charges
Speaker 1: for legally possessing a fireman's felons. That'll come later on,
Speaker 1: But the key legal tension here is you've got two
Speaker 1: thugs that are shooting it out in a place of
Speaker 1: little people, with no regard to the safety of complete
Speaker 1: innocent bystanders, and now they're both claiming self defense. This
Speaker 1: feels like a like almost like a legal loopholes of me, Jason,
Speaker 1: because we just saw this happen with the Fountain Square shooting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I think what you're seeing in this case is,
Speaker 3: first of all, you got shooter one because and shooter two.
Speaker 3: So shooter one walks into this club seize his mortal enemy.
Speaker 3: That alone does not give rise to self defense. So
Speaker 3: you have to be in great bodily fear of great
Speaker 3: bodily harm or death.
Speaker 2: And so just.
Speaker 3: Seeing your enemy across the bar is not enough to
Speaker 3: get to that level. So he pulls out his gun
Speaker 3: and starts by and ends up hitting Shooter two. So
Speaker 3: Shooter two gets hipped and then he pulls his gun
Speaker 3: out and just starts firing indiscriminately. And I think that's
Speaker 3: that's where you kind of have.
Speaker 2: To break it down.
Speaker 3: If Shooter two was shot, I think he does have
Speaker 3: the right to self defense at that moment. So you
Speaker 3: are being shot, you're in fear of great bodily harm
Speaker 3: or death, so you pull out your firearm and you
Speaker 3: fire back. That action right in that moment is likely justified.
Speaker 3: The problem he has is he shouldn't have a gun,
Speaker 3: so he felt guilty of weapons while under disability when
Speaker 3: he left the home, when he went into the bar,
Speaker 3: and so on. At the moment, you know, I think
Speaker 3: there's an legal argument that you can probably grab a
Speaker 3: gun and defend yourself. But it'd be like if I'm
Speaker 3: a fellon and you're my buddy carrying and someone shooting
Speaker 3: at us, and I grab your gun and fire back,
Speaker 3: I probably can get out of a weapons w under
Speaker 3: disability charge. But the fact that I carried it and
Speaker 3: left home with it, I think he's you know, he
Speaker 3: might get himself a not guilty on the blowing the
Speaker 3: assault of shooter one, but I don't see him getting it.
Speaker 3: Not guilty on the weapons wonder, it's still got it.
Speaker 1: So Jerry believes Long generally feared for his life. They
Speaker 1: can acquit him on followings assault even while federal prosecutors
Speaker 1: can get him on weapons under disability. It's it's separate charge, yes.
Speaker 3: And the other thing you've got to think about too,
Speaker 3: which is you have it when you're exercising your right
Speaker 3: to self defense, you still have a duty to be
Speaker 3: reasonable and that's in the statute as well. So the
Speaker 3: fact that he fired indiscriminately into a crowd could rise
Speaker 3: to the level of other charges. You know, if someone
Speaker 3: were to die, you could be charged with involuntary manslaughter
Speaker 3: or reckless homicide. If someone you know is just seriously injured,
Speaker 3: then you're looking at potentially reckless assault, you know.
Speaker 2: So you know, think about if you and I.
Speaker 3: Are fighting and you pull out your gun and then
Speaker 3: I pull out mine. I'm acting in self defense, I
Speaker 3: fire and it either goes through you or just misses
Speaker 3: you and hit some kid behind you. There's some liability there,
Speaker 3: and I think, you know, it's sort of like the
Speaker 3: example of a Breonna Taylor in Louisville where that officer
Speaker 3: on the outside just started firing it the right you know,
Speaker 3: the applying that, Yeah, that that action was deemed to
Speaker 3: be criminal, and he got charged. So I think, you know,
Speaker 3: if you have a situation where you fire one shot
Speaker 3: and it goes through the bad guy and hit someone
Speaker 3: behind there, I'm guessing the jury.
Speaker 2: Might give you a path with you being reasonable.
Speaker 3: But if you just you know, have a you know,
Speaker 3: clip of fifteen bullets and you're just firing, you know,
Speaker 3: in the direction of the guy that shot you, and
Speaker 3: then you know, eight people get hit, I'm not sure
Speaker 3: a jury would find your actions to be reasonable there.
Speaker 2: So that's another thing you have to look at in
Speaker 2: this case.
Speaker 1: Okay, stanyar ground as a wrinkler, correct, because it does apply.
Speaker 1: It's a constitutional aspect of this thing. But the fact
Speaker 1: that both men were committing felony crimes by carrying guns
Speaker 1: does that change that analysis? Does that change that? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I think it does.
Speaker 3: You have to look at the fact that they walk
Speaker 3: out of their house already committing a felony and so
Speaker 3: that's another thing to look at too, which is, you know,
Speaker 3: there's an argument of is it a felony murder charge
Speaker 3: because they're committing a felony by carrying a firearm, and
Speaker 3: then you know people are are dead because of it.
Speaker 3: There's maybe approximate cause there that a jury will have
Speaker 3: to look through as whether or not it's an involuntary
Speaker 3: manslaughter or a felony murder. But at the end of
Speaker 3: the day, they're they're carrying a firearm when no, they can't. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so that already shows that there's some some criminal conduct there.
Speaker 3: And so if you know, with a Fountain Square shooter,
Speaker 3: I think it seemed pretty clear the guy just pulled
Speaker 3: out a gun, fired and then video evidence shows him
Speaker 3: firing back and being reasonable in that regard and so
Speaker 3: that But in a situation here where these guys just
Speaker 3: look across the room and then you know it's it's
Speaker 3: you know, like the wild West, they just pull their
Speaker 3: guns and start shooting at each other, I'm not sure
Speaker 3: jury's going to find their actions to be reasonable. And
Speaker 3: you know, the standard ground just means you don't have
Speaker 3: to be you don't have to retreat before you use
Speaker 3: your your response be force, but it's still have to
Speaker 3: be reasonable. You can't just start blindly shooting into a
Speaker 3: like like a.
Speaker 1: House like that. Breonna Taylor officer did defense attorney Jason
Speaker 1: Philibamon with Sloane here on seven hundred WYLW involving going
Speaker 1: back to the Riverfront live shootings of oolus. Two subjects
Speaker 1: that shot at each other and nine people and some
Speaker 1: people got hit, and they were both of them prohibited
Speaker 1: under federal law because of past convictions from owning, possessing, touching,
Speaker 1: even thinking about or even making a finger gun. And
Speaker 1: yet we saw what happened there, and now they're both
Speaker 1: claiming self defense, which feels like some sort of standoff
Speaker 1: here in a different way in the courtroom, maybe they're
Speaker 1: both claiming self different Can two people in this same
Speaker 1: gunfight both legally claimed self defense or there's a law
Speaker 1: force conclusion one of them has to be the aggressor.
Speaker 3: Well, they both can claim it, and then theoretically they
Speaker 3: both could have an independent jury find that they acted
Speaker 3: in self defense.
Speaker 4: But under this that.
Speaker 1: They're both victims. That's kind of weird. Yes, yeah, that's theoretical.
Speaker 1: So in a law school exam, you know, that's that's
Speaker 1: an answer for anyone listening. But technically speaking, you know,
Speaker 1: you cannot claim self defense if you are the cause,
Speaker 1: if you are the aggressor, and so a jury is
Speaker 1: going to look at if they were to look at
Speaker 1: this case, a jury's going to decide who they.
Speaker 2: Think the aggressor is.
Speaker 3: And you know, so far, the evidence seems to show
Speaker 3: that shooter one pulled and just started shooting first, and
Speaker 3: then shooter two got shot and then pulled. Under those facts,
Speaker 3: I think a jury will determine that shooter one is
Speaker 3: the aggressor.
Speaker 1: Now, so, sob Cob fired first, Okay, Cob Pulsy Derek
Speaker 1: Lung pulls a gun out shoots him or shoots at him,
Speaker 1: I guess anyway, does that being an initial aggressor, does
Speaker 1: that completely eliminate any self defense claim that the cod
Speaker 1: can raise her?
Speaker 3: Theoretically, yes, It's one of those things too where you
Speaker 3: and I. Let's say I walk up to you and
Speaker 3: I push you, and I call you a name, and
Speaker 3: then I start to walk away and you pull out
Speaker 3: a knife and come at me. You know, a jury
Speaker 3: could find that then you escalated it from a simple
Speaker 3: push and a name calling to a now deadly assault,
Speaker 3: and then I'm allowed to use deadly force. But again,
Speaker 3: that's something that a jury is going to have to decide.
Speaker 3: And I think most jurors are going to say, look,
Speaker 3: if you walked up to some guy, push him and
Speaker 3: call him the name and then a fight ensues, I
Speaker 3: don't think you can claim self defense because you were
Speaker 3: the initial aggressor. Now, what a defense attorney is going
Speaker 3: to try to say is, look, he pushed him and
Speaker 3: called him a name and then walked away. That's the
Speaker 3: end of that transaction. The next transaction was Scott pulling
Speaker 3: an ice. Now you have a whole new situation. Scott's
Speaker 3: the aggressor and Jason is a defender. And so you
Speaker 3: know that's what a defense attorney's going to do. He's
Speaker 3: going to try to take that one action, split it
Speaker 3: in the two, and then the prosecutor.
Speaker 2: Is going to say, no, this is all one action.
Speaker 3: You walk in, you push Scot, you call him a name,
Speaker 3: and then a fight happens. You can't claim self defense.
Speaker 3: And so I think the other thing you're starting to
Speaker 3: see is people just claim self defense. They've been doing
Speaker 3: that since the beginning of time. And jurors look at
Speaker 3: it very closely and they start splicing that up. Is
Speaker 3: who was the aggressor who started it? Was the person's
Speaker 3: actions reasonable? And at the end of the day, you know,
Speaker 3: right now, self defense is themes that will be applied
Speaker 3: when when it's genuine.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, this also goes back to the Cincinnati brawl
Speaker 1: back in July that Alex Cherinski Ford failed with the
Speaker 1: white guy was charged in this case. You know, the
Speaker 1: the video evidence indicates that Montus Merriweather, Jermaine Matthews, and
Speaker 1: Donna Vernon are the ones who started this one. Particularly
Speaker 1: Mayweather was taunting, pushing, shoving the white guy in this case.
Speaker 1: So if you turn around and throw a punch at someone,
Speaker 1: you know, we're talking about gun laws here and stand
Speaker 1: your ground. But the same thing applies. If you feel
Speaker 1: you're under threat great bodily harm, you can defend yourself.
Speaker 1: That's gonna you can't have it both ways, right. We
Speaker 1: can't look at this case and go, well, they're going
Speaker 1: to but turn around and throw the book at Aleis Dirinsky.
Speaker 1: It's just it's not gonna work that way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And a lot of it comes down to the fact,
Speaker 3: you know, so if I'm you know, if you've been
Speaker 3: threatening me, you've been coming to my house, you've been
Speaker 3: throwing rocks in my window, you've been you know, doing
Speaker 3: all these pattern of conduct. And then I happen to
Speaker 3: be walking down the street and I see you coming
Speaker 3: at me menacingly, then one could argue I act and
Speaker 3: self defense when I pulled my fire on first. But aposcy,
Speaker 3: you're gonna say, wait a second, all Scott did was just,
Speaker 3: you know, walk towards you. That's not a life threatening action,
Speaker 3: and so you didn't have a right to use deadly force.
Speaker 3: And that's another thing a jury's going to look at.
Speaker 3: If I push you, then you theoretically can push me
Speaker 3: back to get me away, and that would be that
Speaker 3: would be self defense because you are using the appropriate force,
Speaker 3: non deadly force. But you can't use deadly force when
Speaker 3: someone's using non deadly force, and that's another thing to
Speaker 3: look at. So again, if I come up and push
Speaker 3: you and then you pull out a knife and stab me,
Speaker 3: one could argue that you have used deadly force to
Speaker 3: only repel non deadly action. And so that those are
Speaker 3: things that the jury has to decide, and that's what
Speaker 3: the attorneys and prosecutors are going to argue about when
Speaker 3: when we get to a jury.
Speaker 1: Exactly, Jason Phillibaum Cobb had a long standing grudge against
Speaker 1: long How does premeditation factor to this. It does.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's another situation where if I go to
Speaker 3: a place where I know you're going to be, I
Speaker 3: can't sit there and claim self defense when you all
Speaker 3: of a sudden come at me pretty pretty rough. I mean,
Speaker 3: obviously I can claim that, but a jury is going
Speaker 3: to look at that very skeptically, which is, if if
Speaker 3: I know you're at a place and I fear for
Speaker 3: my life, then going to that place actually is counterintuitive.
Speaker 3: I don't really fear for my life if I'm going
Speaker 3: to a place where I know you're at. And so
Speaker 3: the fact that there's premeditation of trying to find somebody,
Speaker 3: I think takes away from the argument that you were
Speaker 3: in fear for your life.
Speaker 1: Yeah, gotcha. So this is going to be referred al
Speaker 1: to the federal court for the weapon under disability charge.
Speaker 1: But why wouldn't the self defense argument work there?
Speaker 3: Because in that particular case, all they have to prove
Speaker 3: is you had a weapon while under some federal or
Speaker 3: criminal or other disability. And so, first of all, a
Speaker 3: lot of people get confused of disability, meaning like you know,
Speaker 3: you can't walk or you're in a wheelchair or something
Speaker 3: like that. That disability for criminal is if you have
Speaker 3: a felony, a prior felony or crime of violence, or
Speaker 3: maybe even a protection or you are prohibited from having
Speaker 3: a firearm.
Speaker 2: So that's called a legal disability.
Speaker 3: So if you are possessing a firearm while under that
Speaker 3: legal disability, that's all the prosecutor has to show. And
Speaker 3: so they may try to argue self defense at the
Speaker 3: moment of the shooting. But you still had the gun
Speaker 3: when you left the house. You still had the gun
Speaker 3: when you went into this bar. He's probably drinking and
Speaker 3: having that at the bar, and that's another issue that consider.
Speaker 3: So that's all they have to prove, and so self
Speaker 3: defense will not apply to carrying a weapon while under disability.
Speaker 1: Gotcha, Jason Philibaum. The Second Amendment advocates argue that weapons
Speaker 1: under disability unfairly stripped people of their inalienable, god given
Speaker 1: inalienable rights. The second then, in particularly to self preservation
Speaker 1: and self defense, is this case or a case like
Speaker 1: this where a prohibited person appears they have generally needed
Speaker 1: a gun to survice, does that make the argument stronger?
Speaker 3: Well, that's an interesting argument that they've been making for years.
Speaker 3: But you know, when you're talking about, like the red
Speaker 3: flag laws. I think that's where you get into a
Speaker 3: whole due process issue and at what point, you know,
Speaker 3: do you have the right Second Amendment right? But when
Speaker 3: you have been found guilty of a criminal offense and
Speaker 3: you're looking at a situation where a person's gone through
Speaker 3: the jujitsial system, has gone through due process, and they
Speaker 3: have found that you're guilty of that offense, either by
Speaker 3: plea or by jury, then at that particular case, that's
Speaker 3: where the course of hell that your Second Amendment right
Speaker 3: is taken away. Just like you have a right to vote,
Speaker 3: You have a right to you know, constitutional right to vote,
Speaker 3: but if you have a felony, the Supreme Court and
Speaker 3: other courts of hell that you can take that away
Speaker 3: because of your felony status. And again there's you know, freedom,
Speaker 3: We have the right to freedom, but if you commit
Speaker 3: a crime and you go to prison, your freedom's taken away.
Speaker 3: So I think that's the analysis the courts that I used,
Speaker 3: where if you've gone through due process and you have
Speaker 3: that criminal history, then they can take that right away.
Speaker 1: Are we going to see this now as a legal template?
Speaker 1: Jason Philibaum and that this weapons under disability defendant argument
Speaker 1: that you know, you put yourself in a situation where
Speaker 1: you're going to go see your mortal end me or
Speaker 1: carrying a weapon under disability, and you engage with another
Speaker 1: person who probably has a weapon under disability. Is that
Speaker 1: going to be the now legal template here, that it's
Speaker 1: just going to be a self defect or self defense
Speaker 1: claim and kind of law clean that up.
Speaker 3: Well, I think they'll make that argument every time, but
Speaker 3: I don't think a jury and a prosecutor is going
Speaker 3: to buy it again. They have to look at the fact.
Speaker 3: I think if I had a firearm in my house
Speaker 3: and some guys breaking into my house and then at
Speaker 3: the end of the day I had a weapons under disability,
Speaker 3: that's where the self defense claims you can actually give
Speaker 3: maybe some peace to their defense. But when you leave
Speaker 3: the house, when you go to bar hoppin and you
Speaker 3: go whatever, carrying a firearm, when you know that you're
Speaker 3: not able to then theoretically at that defense where to fly,
Speaker 3: then weapons under disability would would go out the window anyway.
Speaker 3: So I don't think that's going to I don't think
Speaker 3: it's ever going to be extended where you can just
Speaker 3: carry it.
Speaker 2: All times because some guy doesn't like you.
Speaker 3: I think at the end of the day, you have
Speaker 3: to look at the specific situation at the moment, and
Speaker 3: you might be able to get out of the Flonius
Speaker 3: assault or murder charge, but you're not going to really
Speaker 3: be able to beat that weapons water disability.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is the hard case. It's all start down
Speaker 1: in court, not just also in Hamlin County, but obviously
Speaker 1: federally as well for these individuals. And at the same time,
Speaker 1: I feel badly for the owner of Riverfront Live. We
Speaker 1: tried to do everything he could to make sure it
Speaker 1: was a safe environment and yet at least two people
Speaker 1: who shouldn't have guns brought guns into the venue. There's
Speaker 1: going to be a huge civil lawsuit involving this as well,
Speaker 1: with millions and millions of dollars at stake. Jason Philibaum,
Speaker 1: defense attorney, Thanks for coming on the show. Have a
Speaker 1: great weekend. Good luck with the time change.
Speaker 2: I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Be well. Scott's Sloan Show continues after news update in
Speaker 1: just seconds here on seven hundred WW We'll get Will
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Speaker 1: more of a rock star than Britney Spears doing stuff
Speaker 1: that rock stars do? I mean, Harry Styles is dropping
Speaker 1: a new album, will come with that. Look at Harry Slad.
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Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: Britney is doing rock and roll stuff right there, getting
Speaker 1: pop for Dewey. We'll get into that next seven hundred
Speaker 1: ww Scott's Sloan Show seven hundred w old wit a
Speaker 1: right though. Will Gan's running a little bit late, a
Speaker 1: little bit late, no worries. We'll get him in in
Speaker 1: just a couple of minutes and talk some entertainment stuff,
Speaker 1: because you know what's I mean. Either if you go out,
Speaker 1: the weather's like a little sunny right now, and Sunday
Speaker 1: is supposed to be nice. You got to f C
Speaker 1: by the way, so weather should be good for that.
Speaker 1: But let's face it, you know, even you're gonna go out,
Speaker 1: go to a park, go golf or something, it's gonna
Speaker 1: be a little saggy, a little little saggy. So anyway,
Speaker 1: Will's come up. I got to ask him about the
Speaker 1: Britney Spears thing got popped for d u Y. I
Speaker 1: don't know why I'm so fascinated by about Britney falling
Speaker 1: off the wagon again. But man, it's just it's such
Speaker 1: a rock and roll thing in a day and age
Speaker 1: where don't we kind of need somebody that's that's a
Speaker 1: little bit rock and roll, not and not not playing
Speaker 1: the part, but actually like living it. And if you're younger,
Speaker 1: you have no idea what I'm talking about. Yeah, there
Speaker 1: was a time when rock stars used to do crazy stuff.
Speaker 1: And the stories right now, if I were to say
Speaker 1: them on the air, I'd probably get I'd probably wind
Speaker 1: up getting in trouble for I'd probably get docks or
Speaker 1: just telling you the stories that rock and rollers used
Speaker 1: to do back in the day, and we looked at like,
Speaker 1: if you're younger, that's cool, and today is like, well
Speaker 1: that's actually that's like a crime. Anyway, more with Will
Speaker 1: coming up in minutes on seven hundred WLW later in
Speaker 1: the morning, we'll get to Austin Elmore about an hour
Speaker 1: from now, talk some sports and and there's a lot
Speaker 1: going on. Of course, the news about Hunter Green and
Speaker 1: that injury leaves you scratching your head because go back
Speaker 1: to last season where he has elbow issues. It's like, okay,
Speaker 1: season's over, He's going to get fixed up. I don't
Speaker 1: know if he just had an injection or whatever. Now
Speaker 1: season starts throws like what four innings, and he's headed
Speaker 1: back here. He's back in Cincinnati now from Goodyear to
Speaker 1: get a couple consults on that right elbow stiffness he
Speaker 1: has going on, and it's like, well, wait a minute,
Speaker 1: it's the same elbow and you just did you have
Speaker 1: surgery in the off season? No, you got some injections. Well,
Speaker 1: should you have had surgery on the elbow then when
Speaker 1: you had the time to be able to recover fully
Speaker 1: for it. Now you're about to start the season and
Speaker 1: we're not going to know the full medical picture here
Speaker 1: on I'm guessing for another few days before we I
Speaker 1: guess that has to be released anyway. But you know,
Speaker 1: now you look at the rotation and go, okay, well
Speaker 1: you don't have If you don't have Hunter Green, you
Speaker 1: still have Abbott and Lodolo and Singer and Burns. And
Speaker 1: you know, we're talking about that fifth spot competition where
Speaker 1: r at Lauder looked really, really good and beating Cuba,
Speaker 1: but that's Cuba and Burns is pushing them to as well. Williamson,
Speaker 1: who was out all of last season, he's back in play.
Speaker 1: I mean, you do have some options there, but you
Speaker 1: still one hundred green, right, So that's a great question
Speaker 1: as to what the hell happened. Anyway, hopefully Austin has
Speaker 1: answers for us coming up at the ten thirty five
Speaker 1: this morning here on seven hundred WLW. I will point
Speaker 1: out also speaking of stuff this weekend outside of baseball,
Speaker 1: you do have Bockfest happening downtown. They are all over
Speaker 1: the place. They're all over the places. Just have why
Speaker 1: you're looking for something to do? Now, speaking of baseball,
Speaker 1: this is really interesting. This woman is suing the Dodgers
Speaker 1: after she was hitting the shoulder with a buzz ball.
Speaker 1: Have you ever see a buzzball? Buzzball is it's an
Speaker 1: alcoholic drink. This is why I know it. It's an
Speaker 1: alcoholic drink that's in the shape of a ball. It's
Speaker 1: like a circular drink container. And she's spring draining and
Speaker 1: got hit in the I guess hitting the shoulder with
Speaker 1: a drink content Oh no, it was the last August.
Speaker 1: I thought it was spring training. I'm sorry. She thought
Speaker 1: it was thrown or dropped from an area above her.
Speaker 1: Someone was drinking this round can and it fell and
Speaker 1: hit her in the shoulder. She says the impact caused
Speaker 1: immediate pain, bruising and swelling, and the loss of normal
Speaker 1: use of her arm completely shut it down with a buzzball,
Speaker 1: and so it's negligence, it's liability that Dodgers should not
Speaker 1: have sold drinks and that type of container. She suffers
Speaker 1: from physical pain, emotional distression. Of course, loss of enjoyment,
Speaker 1: and your arm would definitely cause you a loss of enjoyment.
Speaker 1: Loss of enjoyment for me would mean I can't use
Speaker 1: my arm. Therefore I can't consume buzzballs. But don't you
Speaker 1: think that any can, I mean, any vessel that they
Speaker 1: sell alcohol in outside of maybe a paper or plastic
Speaker 1: cup like that could be a weapon. I mean, a
Speaker 1: full can of beer is pretty dangerous. So I don't know.
Speaker 1: You might be sitting in the moon deck, for example,
Speaker 1: and I don't know, oh, you know, in the second
Speaker 1: level something like that, in one of the bougie luxury
Speaker 1: boxes and the can slips out of your hand and
Speaker 1: hit somebody. That's entirely possible. Or you're dumb drunk buddy
Speaker 1: tries to throw you a can and it hits and
Speaker 1: right that that's completely post special to like a Bengals game.
Speaker 1: I don't think the Dodgers should be on the hook
Speaker 1: for that, like they didn't make the container. But again,
Speaker 1: you have odd lawsuits, so I guess if I don't
Speaker 1: know if the red cell buzzballs or not, I'm not sure,
Speaker 1: but if they do, maybe bring some shoulder pads if
Speaker 1: you think you're in danger, like this woman from la Is.
Speaker 1: You got me all right, so we'll stand by, let's
Speaker 1: do this, let's reset, I'll get a time out in
Speaker 1: and then we return. I'm gonna ask him specifically about
Speaker 1: Britney Spears because she's popped again for a d UI. Again.
Speaker 1: I have no idea why. I'm just absolutely fascinated with
Speaker 1: the story because it's a d u I and I'm
Speaker 1: you know, I'm not making lighter encouraging people to drink
Speaker 1: or you get all worked up. I'm just saying that
Speaker 1: we that that's a rock star thing. That she fires
Speaker 1: Harsy bre a sobriety coach, and what do you think happened?
Speaker 1: She winds up getting hammered and getting behind the wheel
Speaker 1: and from the video she looked pretty drunk. And then
Speaker 1: there was that weird video of her dancing like in
Speaker 1: her hallway or foyer or whatever it was, and that
Speaker 1: looked a little weird as well. So now you look
Speaker 1: at Britney Spear with that kind of cock eyed dog
Speaker 1: here going what's going on with that girl? But you
Speaker 1: think about it, nobody's doing that stuff anymore. If they is,
Speaker 1: it's covered up like well, I got on a rehab
Speaker 1: and you just, you know, everything is just so sterile
Speaker 1: these days. She's pretty raw. We'll get into that next
Speaker 1: after a quick update here. Scottslone Show continues on seven
Speaker 1: hunderd W.
Speaker 4: Now from the glittering streets of New York with vain
Speaker 4: and fortune, I'm more than just strip of names. Here
Speaker 4: is ABC's Will Gans from New York.
Speaker 1: Will Gans welcome, good morning. Is there anyone more rock
Speaker 1: and roll this day and age where we need more
Speaker 1: rock and roll? Is there anyone more rock and roll
Speaker 1: than Britney Spears?
Speaker 4: That is not where I thought this question was going.
Speaker 4: But maybe not, maybe not think about that. No one
Speaker 4: is keeping the fans guessing or more on edge or
Speaker 4: more concerned than she is these days.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I know, you know, society, it all changes
Speaker 1: and we have different feels than we did before. But
Speaker 1: like back in the day, somebody a rock and roller
Speaker 1: or do something like I don't know, get to get
Speaker 1: a massive car crash and kill people. Now you celebrate that.
Speaker 1: Now today it's a whole different. But like, she got
Speaker 1: another dui, she fired her sobriety coach, and now she's
Speaker 1: jammed up in this thing and the family's losing their mind.
Speaker 1: And it's like we just have that drama all the
Speaker 1: time during rock and roll, and now it's like, yeah,
Speaker 1: oh my god, she's a victim and it's a terriblestuck
Speaker 1: rather than going it's just a rock and roll thing. Man,
Speaker 1: she's rock. There's no one more a rock and roll
Speaker 1: than Britney spears her. I can't. I'm trying to think
Speaker 1: who else would be rock and roll? And that's it.
Speaker 1: It's kind of sad.
Speaker 4: I mean, I think the key that's missing here is
Speaker 4: that she's not making music anymore. So it's like, yeah,
Speaker 4: I think you have to you have to be making
Speaker 4: music points and getting arrested, which is you know, we're
Speaker 4: only halfway into the equation.
Speaker 1: So it would be then who is the current rock
Speaker 1: and roller? I mean, I'm going to leave hip hop
Speaker 1: out of this because that hip hop became rock and roll, right,
Speaker 1: they do hip hop stuff. Yeah, I can't think of anyone.
Speaker 4: I meant either, and I and I think to your
Speaker 4: point about like times have changed, Like I don't know
Speaker 4: that fans would be as forgiving if people were getting
Speaker 4: in fights or were getting arrested. You know, it's just
Speaker 4: like there's shift. Yeah, there's no room for that anymore.
Speaker 1: I think there is. There's no you know, the I'm
Speaker 1: sure the grippy things still happen, but you don't hear
Speaker 1: about it wasn't as celebrated and revered as it was.
Speaker 1: I just yeah, and you don't look like, wow, what
Speaker 1: are you saying that that's okay?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: It's like tastes and times and things changing, we have all.
Speaker 1: I get that, but man, it used to be all
Speaker 1: the rock and roll. And I mean like they do
Speaker 1: stuff on purpose time like when when hell, when who
Speaker 1: is a Joe Wallace joined the Eagles, Like they brought
Speaker 1: him in because they're looked at as a country kind
Speaker 1: of soft band, and like he'd go trash hotel rooms
Speaker 1: and they tried to get that edge about him, you know.
Speaker 1: So it was I mean, just it just times have
Speaker 1: changed for sure. So yeah, Brittany is rock and rolling
Speaker 1: in one. Harry Styles I think is going to be
Speaker 1: the new because he drops an album this week. I
Speaker 1: think Harry Styles is going to do that. Right, He's
Speaker 1: gonna go nuts.
Speaker 4: I mean, we'll see if he goes nuts, but at
Speaker 4: least his fans are going to. At least the fans
Speaker 4: are going nuts over this new album. It's called Kiss
Speaker 4: All the Time Disco Occasionally came out today and he
Speaker 4: is putting on a concert. It's his first concert in
Speaker 4: over three years, and Netflix is filming it and they
Speaker 4: are releasing it on Sunday, and that'll be at three
Speaker 4: pm Eastern, It's like seven pm his time in London.
Speaker 4: But it is a big concert special and it's one
Speaker 4: of those things that like, this is what I love.
Speaker 4: You know, if we're going to be paying a billion
Speaker 4: different subscriptions for all of these different streaming services, at
Speaker 4: least like we're getting to see artists putting on concerts
Speaker 4: from the comfort of our own living room. Because ticket
Speaker 4: prices to the actual shows, whether that's at Madison Square,
Speaker 4: Gardener wherever, are like seven hundred bucks. So it's like,
Speaker 4: I do love when that you know, whoever is able
Speaker 4: to experience this artist and this music, you know, in
Speaker 4: a way that you know, we wouldn't have been able
Speaker 4: to maybe five or ten years ago.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean he's got a number of number ones,
Speaker 1: I mean, and so he's going to do new stuff.
Speaker 1: But will he do as it was in Watermelon Sugar
Speaker 1: and Adore You and all those times?
Speaker 4: I would think yes, I mean, it would be crazy
Speaker 4: not to. We don't know for sure. I think this
Speaker 4: thing is filming tonight in Manchester, so we should have
Speaker 4: a better idea of what the setlist looks like tomorrow morning.
Speaker 4: But how could he not you know?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, I mean it's you're not gonna I hate
Speaker 1: one artists do that where I'm just doing this stuff
Speaker 1: that I want to hear. It's like that's such a turnoff.
Speaker 1: And there's artists that.
Speaker 4: Do that right right you know over' here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I play to take play, to play some of
Speaker 1: the hits to get it, you know, you want you're
Speaker 1: you're releasing new stuff and some of the songs could
Speaker 1: be iconic in the future, who knows, But you got
Speaker 1: to mix in the hits too as well. I know that. Uh,
Speaker 1: let's keep it on the on the big screen. Here
Speaker 1: we have a new animated feature out. I saw that.
Speaker 1: I've seen the trailer. I think I've seen the commercial
Speaker 1: for it. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So this is the new Disney Pixar movie.
Speaker 1: It's called Hopper.
Speaker 4: It's about a college student, yeah, who uses some experimental
Speaker 4: technology basically to put her mind into a real life
Speaker 4: looking like a robotic beaver so that she can team
Speaker 4: up with the actual beavers in her town and help
Speaker 4: them protect their habitat from the mayor who wants to
Speaker 4: build a highway right through the middle of like the
Speaker 4: wilderness preserve. So it's very cute, it's very funny. John
Speaker 4: Hamm is the voice of the mayor.
Speaker 3: He's hilarious.
Speaker 4: Uh. There's some snl alum that are also voice acting
Speaker 4: in this movie. But it does with picks our dues best,
Speaker 4: which is, you know, if you go to see it
Speaker 4: with the kids or the grandkids or whatever, there's plenty
Speaker 4: of stuff in there that the adults will connect with
Speaker 4: and then kids will be entertained as well. And it's
Speaker 4: it's funny, it's it's touching.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: It has ninety six percent on Rotten Tomatoes. Critics like
Speaker 4: it too. It's yeah, yeah, it's it's I think it'll
Speaker 4: do pretty well this weekend.
Speaker 1: Very rarely does Pixar miss very, very very rarely.
Speaker 4: One hundred percent, especially when it's like a new ip
Speaker 4: like this. It's usually, you know, slightly more exciting, I
Speaker 4: would say, than maybe you know a sequel or a
Speaker 4: three quel or whatever. But you're right, picks our no
Speaker 4: matter what it is, it rarely miss out.
Speaker 1: I have a although I'm concerned Will about this whole genre.
Speaker 1: So in the past, we've had dinosaurs, we've had dragons,
Speaker 1: We've had a Shrek, we've had donkeys, we've had ants,
Speaker 1: we've had squirrels, we've had chipmunks, we've had birds, we've
Speaker 1: had dromedaries, We've had all those things. And I think
Speaker 1: this is the first movie like this the genre. It
Speaker 1: features a beaver. I'm concerned we're running out of animals.
Speaker 1: Not that the beaver isn't need to be represented, but
Speaker 1: we've had giraffes. I'm trying to think of all the like,
Speaker 1: there are no animals, there's gonna be no animals left
Speaker 1: soon like this, this field. This to me, it feels like, seriously,
Speaker 1: Will Peter should really be involved in this.
Speaker 4: And I'm you know, I'm certain that they will get involved,
Speaker 4: you know, as soon as they find out about the
Speaker 4: issue at hand. But it does feel you know, but
Speaker 4: leave it to Pixard. They'll come up with such time.
Speaker 4: They'll do a movie about a book that comes to life,
Speaker 4: or an office chair or whatever it might be.
Speaker 1: They'll figure it out. Yeah, I'm just thinking the whole
Speaker 1: genre animals involved. But yeah, Bambi, right classic, it's a deer. Okay,
Speaker 1: we did a deer. We had elephant with Dumbo, and
Speaker 1: you think back in a long, long through history. You
Speaker 1: work all the way through and you go, all right,
Speaker 1: now we're into Beaver's, which is a good animal to do.
Speaker 1: It's about time beaver has been represented here. I'm just
Speaker 1: wondering in the future, are we just are we going
Speaker 1: to run out of new animals to turn into adorable
Speaker 1: things to sell kids at Christmas time?
Speaker 4: It does feel like we're at almost that capacity. But
Speaker 4: there's I mean, there's gotta be you know, you can
Speaker 4: also do baby versions of the animals they've already done.
Speaker 1: It's a good that's a good point. Yeah, I forgot
Speaker 1: about the baby that we'll have. We're gonna have baby
Speaker 1: right now. Will Is just shaking his head wishing the
Speaker 1: segment we're over Will Gance from New York this morning
Speaker 1: on seven hundred ww's ABC's multiplatform guy. He does everything
Speaker 1: he's at. Will Gantce with two s's his least favorite
Speaker 1: segment of the week. Okay, So we also have rooster
Speaker 1: on HBO now, So if you're going to watch them
Speaker 1: streaming this weekend with all the rain and such that
Speaker 1: we're going to have rooster, it's not and this is
Speaker 1: not an animated rooster to be sure, right, so we're
Speaker 1: not going to have a cock on HBO.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'll give this one too, you quickly because I
Speaker 4: got a jump in I know you do. Sir is
Speaker 4: Steve Carell. This is Steve Carell and he plays an author.
Speaker 4: His daughter's a college professor. She's having a bit of
Speaker 4: a personal crisis or marriage is falling apart. So he
Speaker 4: goes to the college campus where she works to help her,
Speaker 4: you know, kind of get get her life back on track.
Speaker 4: And it is from Bill Lawrence, which is the guy
Speaker 4: that does Shrinking and Ted Lasso.
Speaker 2: So it's it's.
Speaker 4: Equal parts funny and heartwarming. And episode one, which drops
Speaker 4: on Sunday, ends with sort of a big, oh my gosh,
Speaker 4: what just happened moment that I think will set the
Speaker 4: tone for the rest of the season. But it's very
Speaker 4: it's very funny, he's amazing in it, and I think
Speaker 4: it's definitely worth worth checking out on Sunday on HBO.
Speaker 1: Gotcha all right? Will? He really doesn't have to go.
Speaker 1: He just says that because he's done with the conversation. No,
Speaker 1: I get it. I get I don't blame you at all.
Speaker 1: You have a great week. I appreciate you, all right,
Speaker 1: you too? Thanks again? Yeah, Will Gancet does not like
Speaker 1: man who cares about beaver? What are you making a
Speaker 1: big deal of? We make a big deal about that.
Speaker 1: For so we got beaver's And you know, the most
Speaker 1: dangerous animal in the world is the most dangerous animal mosquitoes.
Speaker 1: Have we had a animated Pixar about mosquitoes, that's a
Speaker 1: good question. The mosquito's very very dangerous. And when we've
Speaker 1: had animated crocodiles, hit Fiano gets a lot of love.
Speaker 1: That's Hippo's a very very dangerous animal. Elephants a very
Speaker 1: very dangerous animal. We've had bees they try to make
Speaker 1: ben I you know, I hate the bees. The mosquito's
Speaker 1: are number one killer. I don't know if we have
Speaker 1: a pack of mosquitoes, some like rabbit. Why don't you
Speaker 1: choose like some dark rabbit. Pick picture should go off
Speaker 1: the rails do like a horrid thing. Whereas you know,
Speaker 1: it's this cute little I don't know deer, but it
Speaker 1: got bitten by something. It's radioactive like Spider Man, and
Speaker 1: it just attacks and eats people. Wouldn't that be odd,
Speaker 1: That'd be amazing. I'd watch that. I'd watch that. Will
Speaker 1: you still there? No? No, I didn't think so.
Speaker 6: This is.
Speaker 1: This is why he hates me. We'll get a time
Speaker 1: out in We've got news in just a few minutes.
Speaker 1: The Scott's Loan Show continues here on the Home of
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Speaker 1: red light fashion, of course. Now Hunter Green, who was
Speaker 1: injured the Enze last sea with the elbow, uh looked
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Speaker 1: If you thought the tide pod thing was stupid, this
Speaker 1: is next level dumb.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: I will say that things like the tide Pod challenge
Speaker 1: or the cinnamon maybe that's cinnamon challenge, because it's I'm
Speaker 1: looking one's going to die from that where you just
Speaker 1: put a ton of cinnamon in your mouth and my god,
Speaker 1: what could possibly happen? It is a spice after all.
Speaker 1: But the tide Pod challenge, there's gonna be some eight
Speaker 1: year olds that might try that. But you know, the
Speaker 1: the handwringing and pearl clutching and feurism by those on
Speaker 1: social media, those especially on news platforms, Let's say it's
Speaker 1: not a lot of people are looking at go yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna eat a tide pod. I will say that
Speaker 1: as a tide user and a big fan of the
Speaker 1: Procter and Gamble Brands. Tide is a staple in the
Speaker 1: Sloan laundry room. It looks delicious. I mean, if you
Speaker 1: look at it, it looks really delicious. Do you need
Speaker 1: to make it look really delicious? No, it can just
Speaker 1: be a like a cascade pod. It's used to be
Speaker 1: this hunk.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: It's got like an eyeball in the middle of it.
Speaker 1: I don't know what that is, and it could be
Speaker 1: the logo for the Illuminati. I'm not quite sure what
Speaker 1: that little round thing is in the middle of it,
Speaker 1: and it's it's like it doesn't look as delicious as
Speaker 1: a ti Tide pod. Looks like that would be amazing,
Speaker 1: amazingly delicious. But I know it's detergent and I probably
Speaker 1: shouldn't need it, probably should not eat it unless I
Speaker 1: have COVID and I want to I want to kill
Speaker 1: the COVID. Well, no, that was lysol. I think this
Speaker 1: new one is even dumber than that. Because you gonna
Speaker 1: make a case. You're tired. Pot look good and I
Speaker 1: was high and I was hungry. Door dash, I don't
Speaker 1: have any money. It's called bone smashing, and it's exactly
Speaker 1: what you think it is. It's a viral TikTok trend.
Speaker 1: We're individuals. Often young men intentionally hit their facial bones
Speaker 1: with hammers or bottles or massage tools or meat tenderizers,
Speaker 1: because the idea is if you do that, the microfractures
Speaker 1: in those bones will heal and you'll it'll result in
Speaker 1: a more sculpted, chiseled or masculine face structure. And I
Speaker 1: emphasize this is often young men. And why is it
Speaker 1: often young men? Because we are flipping stupid. That's why
Speaker 1: we're that dumb. I'd often rip on you know some
Speaker 1: of the stuff women do, was like do you really
Speaker 1: need all those purses and the like why do you
Speaker 1: guys care? You know, you got to put makeup on
Speaker 1: for two hours and then you go to I don't
Speaker 1: go outside and weather like this and your hair just
Speaker 1: completely falls apart, so you look good for until you
Speaker 1: walked outside. I don't understand why you got to spend
Speaker 1: all that time and money doing makeup. And I don't
Speaker 1: know you got me but that you know that's smart?
Speaker 1: Is it hurting anyone?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: This is this is this guys you know as young
Speaker 1: it's stupid. It's testosterone. So you're gonna you're gonna take
Speaker 1: a hammer and hit yourself in the face with it
Speaker 1: hard enough to fracture bone in the thought that somehow,
Speaker 1: some way it will cause that bone to grow back differently.
Speaker 1: That's literally, it's not how it works outside of the
Speaker 1: pain factor, which is no pain, no gain. I get that, Bra,
Speaker 1: brah hey, Bra. Is the fact that the swelling is
Speaker 1: gonna have the exact opposite effect of what it is
Speaker 1: you're seeking do now maybe weeks in some cases months later,
Speaker 1: perhaps perhaps the swelling goes down, but it's not going
Speaker 1: to cause your face all of a sudden if you've
Speaker 1: got to to have a chisel jaw line and just
Speaker 1: that I don't understand. I mean, it just seems like
Speaker 1: somebody went online when on TikTok and said, I wonder
Speaker 1: if anybody will fall for this and punch themselves in
Speaker 1: the face or smack themselves with a hammer like it's
Speaker 1: a Warner Brothers cartoon and think that somehow it's going
Speaker 1: to be fine. I'm sure there's somebody out there doing it,
Speaker 1: but I think most of this stuff is like it's
Speaker 1: a gag. It's a bit like they're punking you to
Speaker 1: see if stupid people. I just don't think I mean,
Speaker 1: quite honestly, I don't think that despite the fact this
Speaker 1: is now a news story, a lot of people are
Speaker 1: going to do it now, there are dumb people out
Speaker 1: there that will think I'll do that. I mean, hell,
Speaker 1: look at it this way. You've got people in the
Speaker 1: hood every once in a while to hear those stories. Well,
Speaker 1: they'll go to a I don't know someone who is
Speaker 1: going to give them botox injections out of the backseat
Speaker 1: of their car, right, you've seen those. I know a guy,
Speaker 1: Yeah you want okay, so you want bigger boobies? I
Speaker 1: get it. Who doesn't? And I got a guy that
Speaker 1: can do that, but he's doing it out of the
Speaker 1: back of his his camera. I don't think like at
Speaker 1: some point that it's a good price. I'm all for
Speaker 1: a bargain and of value. I don't know if I
Speaker 1: want to get a surgical procedure done on the back
Speaker 1: of a ninety two selica. Just saying a lot of
Speaker 1: dumb people out there. This is a more serious story.
Speaker 1: And my eyes were opened last year when we were
Speaker 1: in Australia because almost every single uber or lyft there
Speaker 1: was a gorgeous ev from a brand I've never heard
Speaker 1: of because there they have a lot of Chinese cars
Speaker 1: and the fit, the finish, the quality. Talking to the
Speaker 1: drivers are like, yeah, it's things. Man is reliable, it's wonderful.
Speaker 1: Chinese automaker BYD has released a new electric vehicle battery.
Speaker 1: Say what you will about evs, but listen to this.
Speaker 1: It can charge from ten percent to ninety seven percent
Speaker 1: in nine minutes. Normally that would take an hour and
Speaker 1: a half. Now the demand previews are slowing down. I
Speaker 1: would think partly because well, it takes long time to
Speaker 1: charge a battery. If they can solve that one, watch
Speaker 1: out and we ignore the Chinese. I think we ignore
Speaker 1: the Chinese automatedfacture are on peril. But it almost feels
Speaker 1: like you know, Japan coming out in the nineteen eighties
Speaker 1: at up into the American auto industry, just saying, but
Speaker 1: that is one too, definitely want to put on your radar.
Speaker 1: How about that been ten percent to ninety seven percent
Speaker 1: in nine minutes. Now you've got to have a hell
Speaker 1: of a lot of electricity and in a pretty big line,
Speaker 1: a big pipe if you will, to do that. But
Speaker 1: it's still possible, just saying. Scott's Thlonan show It's Friday morning,
Speaker 1: Quick Timeout onw Scott Show back on seven hundred W
Speaker 1: welw or our buddy Steve Belcoll from the Claremont County
Speaker 1: Veteran Services Commission, where he with an iron fist, is
Speaker 1: the executive director and run things really tightly. Now not
Speaker 1: just in Claremont County. Keep in mind, there's eighty seven
Speaker 1: other counties in Ohio where you can get care from
Speaker 1: your Veteran Services Commission. The taxes go to fund that
Speaker 1: to be a conduit between veterans their needs and of
Speaker 1: course government resources and anytime you got to deal with
Speaker 1: the government, you know, there could be some issues there,
Speaker 1: but they make it a seamless process. Steve, welcome back.
Speaker 1: I've been so I'm absolutely well, sir. How are you.
Speaker 1: Everything's fine here. Let's talk about probably one of the
Speaker 1: bigger things that people think of is in that you
Speaker 1: have all these appointments at the VA with the VA,
Speaker 1: and that is getting from your home to that appointment,
Speaker 1: and this is where you guys step in and do
Speaker 1: it quite well.
Speaker 7: You know, I have a great group of drivers and
Speaker 7: I'm supported exceedingly well by my commissioners to do the
Speaker 7: task that we're designed to do of one of them
Speaker 7: get veterans to and from.
Speaker 1: Their VA appointments.
Speaker 7: And if you've ever as a veteran driven to downtown Cincinnati, VA,
Speaker 7: you will immediately recognize the absence of available parking.
Speaker 1: Okay, So it.
Speaker 7: Is a great service to have a door to door
Speaker 7: transportation service that doesn't cost you a dime.
Speaker 1: And you can get door to door because you know,
Speaker 1: there's only so many handicapped spots that you have and
Speaker 1: typically as you get older, you need to care it's
Speaker 1: going to be tough to get from that big parking
Speaker 1: lot to the entrance alone. So this is right up
Speaker 1: to the front, right up to the front door. Good
Speaker 1: are they primarily vans? How many I'm going.
Speaker 7: To do five vans? Okay, actually four vans and an suv.
Speaker 7: So the ability to get in and out one we
Speaker 7: need the veteran to be ambulatory. Yeah, the veteran needs
Speaker 7: to be able to get in and out of the
Speaker 7: vehicle on their own. Okay, our wheelchair bound. You know,
Speaker 7: if you have a walker just a little unstable, that's fine.
Speaker 7: You have a cane, fine. We have a special contraption
Speaker 7: we put in the door jam and they can hoist
Speaker 7: themselves up in. But what I can't have is my
Speaker 7: drivers who all retirees veterans themselves, They're not going to
Speaker 7: have the strength or the semino to be able to
Speaker 7: lift people up into a van.
Speaker 1: That make makes sense. So someone in a chair, what
Speaker 1: would they do?
Speaker 7: So someone in a chair can still call, but we
Speaker 7: will establish the ride with Claremont County Senior Services so
Speaker 7: that their non ambulatory wheelchair lift.
Speaker 1: Provided you're not left in the cold, you're taking care
Speaker 1: of a guest, gets coordinated. God good, that makes sense.
Speaker 1: Typically do you have do you make multiple you go
Speaker 1: to different houses like a bus witter, you just go
Speaker 1: right to that person.
Speaker 7: You're the only person in that van. Depends on the day.
Speaker 7: There are some days where with having only five vehicles
Speaker 7: that three four veterans have appointments within fifteen minutes thirty
Speaker 7: minutes of each other. It's easier to do a multiple
Speaker 7: run and pick up three vehicle or pick up three
Speaker 7: veterans on the way on the route and then take
Speaker 7: them to to the VA and then bring them back home.
Speaker 7: But typically it's normally a pick up one, take them
Speaker 7: to the VA, bring them back home.
Speaker 1: Okay. One of the other things is you know, not
Speaker 1: all appointments at the VA. So the appointment outside the VA,
Speaker 1: is this that included for veterans.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna say it with the caveat. If the VA
Speaker 7: originated the appointment to a third party physician, we will
Speaker 7: take the veteran, all right. If it's your primary care
Speaker 7: physician that happens to be out in town, then no,
Speaker 7: not necessarily it has to be VA originated.
Speaker 1: Gotcha, are there restrictions who can ride? You mentioned the disabilities,
Speaker 1: but anyone else could need to bring a caretaker with you.
Speaker 7: So a caretaker we need to know so that we
Speaker 7: don't do a multiple veteran pickup, right, so that there's
Speaker 7: enough space spouses. Some veterans will call and just say, well,
Speaker 7: my spouse just wants to ride with me. She's got
Speaker 7: nothing to do. What depends on how if there's available
Speaker 7: space for your spouse to ride. But then there also
Speaker 7: comes in times where the veteran may have a service dog,
Speaker 7: and I say service dog for a reason with the VA,
Speaker 7: they recognize only a service dog. If you have a
Speaker 7: service animal other than.
Speaker 1: A dog companion animal. Companion animal knows what about a parrot?
Speaker 1: So what about an eel? What if I have a
Speaker 1: companion eel, what if I have an.
Speaker 7: Ostrich can talk, you know, but usually their heads in
Speaker 7: a sand, so it's kind of hard to have that conversation.
Speaker 1: And it cannot write in your purse.
Speaker 7: So an actual by the VA rules, a service dog
Speaker 7: has three abnormalities that it is servicing for a veteran.
Speaker 7: They're trained in three realms and those realms need to
Speaker 7: correlate with the veteran. We've had people show up say, well,
Speaker 7: this is a service dog, Well, in what ways is
Speaker 7: it servicing you? Well, it's it's not. It's not trained
Speaker 7: for me. Well then you're not taking it. It's not
Speaker 7: for you, right, So we it's just knowing the rules.
Speaker 7: And secondly, the VA is not going to allow you
Speaker 7: to bring in someone else's service.
Speaker 1: Dog, and you have to make those things.
Speaker 7: It's got to be your dog, right right, Yeah, there
Speaker 7: is no nine to one one rent your service dog.
Speaker 7: But the veteran has to maintain the control of the
Speaker 7: service dogs, not leave it with my driver while you
Speaker 7: go into your own Right.
Speaker 1: What about this, Steve? What about this? What if the
Speaker 1: dog is a veteran.
Speaker 7: If the dog's a veteran, the local veterinarian will take it.
Speaker 1: I don't know do we have Do you have a
Speaker 1: plan the vets can go to vets, vets can go
Speaker 1: to the vats. I'm just asking. These are the questions.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe a canine service dog out there going to
Speaker 1: wait a minute, I served my country, right, I mean
Speaker 1: I was honorably discharge. I gotta go and get de wormed.
Speaker 1: What about me?
Speaker 7: You know, it's hard to have a conversation with the dog.
Speaker 7: We've never had one dial the number so the dog.
Speaker 7: The dog can make its own appointment. The dog is
Speaker 7: seeing Steve Bolso's here. He's executive director Clairmont County Veteran
Speaker 7: Service Commission. He was to like a monthly update on
Speaker 7: a veteran and I keep in mind this is Clairemont County.
Speaker 1: It's what you do. But but there, if you're not
Speaker 1: in Clermont County, well what about me? Contact your local
Speaker 1: Veteran Services Commissioner? Is it the same thing they have
Speaker 1: the vans that everybody does?
Speaker 7: That so the vans, But that's based on the High
Speaker 7: Revice Code establishes the rules for our office. As states
Speaker 7: we will provide transportation to and from your VA appointment. Now,
Speaker 7: providing the transportation does not necessitate. Then I have to
Speaker 7: purchase the vehicles and take you. I may purchase Uber
Speaker 7: tickets for you to go to and from here, right,
Speaker 7: So it's it's by counting, ok and it's from Clarmont
Speaker 7: that we're going to personally drive.
Speaker 1: As far as distance. So is there a limit to
Speaker 1: how far you'll take someone? There is?
Speaker 7: And that distance is designed by the VA's geography for
Speaker 7: our established Cincinnati VA with the VA instead of a
Speaker 7: typical geography, what is the catch area for our Cincinnati VAU.
Speaker 7: The VA uses the word that's called vincent them explain
Speaker 7: what that is. But that contains Michigan, Indiana and Ohio.
Speaker 7: Oh wow, So according to a high revice code, I
Speaker 7: have to transport in accordance with my.
Speaker 1: Local day, which is a pretty good distance.
Speaker 7: But if you're going to Illinois or Utah, we're gonna
Speaker 7: do something else to find you a local.
Speaker 1: Fine to get there, because I mean there are people. Okay,
Speaker 1: if you live in Cincinnati, cincinna v is great, But
Speaker 1: if you're kind of caught between, could you go to Columbus?
Speaker 1: Could you go to Stokes in Cleveland? I mean, and then
Speaker 1: there's different specialties, you know, there's a.
Speaker 7: Well, it's true, there's a veteran we take the Dayton
Speaker 7: to the Dayton VA. There was a veteran we drove
Speaker 7: up to Cleveland that needed to go to the Cleveland clinic. Right,
Speaker 7: So it's dependent on the VA and they estallish their
Speaker 7: appointments well.
Speaker 1: And so it's it's just called. If you're a veteran,
Speaker 1: you need transportation to one of these appointments, you just
Speaker 1: call you.
Speaker 7: Guys five one three seven three two seven four seven
Speaker 7: one is a direct line to transportation.
Speaker 1: Gotcha? How advanced warning? How much do they need to
Speaker 1: know to plan this? You know, we prefer five days, okay,
Speaker 1: so that gives them time to establish how many drivers
Speaker 1: I need for the day. As people start calling, and
Speaker 1: then the day before your actual appointment, the driver will
Speaker 1: call you and let you know approximate time that they're
Speaker 1: going to pick you up for your appointment. Obviously it's
Speaker 1: extremely urgent in a matter of life or day, call
Speaker 1: nine one one please. If it's say, you know, we
Speaker 1: need to see you inside five days, I'm sure you
Speaker 1: can make an arrangements. If it's a specially case, we're flexible. Yeah, sure,
Speaker 1: got it, as long as it's not an emergency base.
Speaker 1: But so that's your Clamont Katry Clamont County, VA Veterans
Speaker 1: Service Commissions. Steve Belso the executive director there five one
Speaker 1: three seven three two seventy four seventy one. If you
Speaker 1: or you have a veteran in your life, neighbor and
Speaker 1: they may not know these things, the transportation is there,
Speaker 1: and now you get the whole scope of what goes
Speaker 1: on unless you are a dog listening, and then we
Speaker 1: may have to start something for dogs, for canine veterans
Speaker 1: and dolphins because he used dolphins too, and then they
Speaker 1: do train dolphins.
Speaker 7: I'm really I want to hear your your dolphin advertisement here.
Speaker 1: Well, you know what if there's advertising money and we
Speaker 1: here at seven hundred w LW would never say no, Steve,
Speaker 1: We never never would say no to that. Hey, all
Speaker 1: the best, buddy, thanks for popping in. Having all right,
Speaker 1: moving on, we have news about five minutes here on
Speaker 1: the big one. Weather. We're gonna a little break. Actually,
Speaker 1: we're gonna get a break on Sunday. It looks like
Speaker 1: a little break of the clouts here. It's unseasonably warm.
Speaker 1: We'll take that. But the rain can go away anytime.
Speaker 1: Tooon right soon right, The big sports stories coming up
Speaker 1: at ten thirty six. After that news update with Austin
Speaker 1: Elmore from ESPN fifteen thirty, we'll talk about Miami going
Speaker 1: for perfect against ou Tonite. Everything on the line. I
Speaker 1: would say everything's on the line here, but man, it's
Speaker 1: awfully tough, awfully tough to go perfect in college basketball.
Speaker 1: Miami's going to try to do just that and get
Speaker 1: ready for the big dance. Also, breaking news out of
Speaker 1: Red's country, not good news at all. Hunter Green is out.
Speaker 1: Uh he left Goodyear yesterday, flying back here from MRI
Speaker 1: and a couple independent medical opinions on that right elbow
Speaker 1: of course, that popped up at the end of last season.
Speaker 1: Here we are twenty twenty six Cactus League action. He
Speaker 1: had one appearance and it didn't go well. So what
Speaker 1: the hell happened in the off season? If it's something
Speaker 1: serious in the elbow, why wasn't surgery performed in the
Speaker 1: off season? If indeed it looks like surgery, it sounds
Speaker 1: like it is at this point. If he misses any
Speaker 1: extended time whatsoever, what's that rotation? Look at we've talked about,
Speaker 1: you know, that fifth starter and all of a sudden
Speaker 1: that all starts to fall together. If you're gonna be
Speaker 1: without Hunter Green for a period of time, we should
Speaker 1: know by March tenth, I guess is what they said,
Speaker 1: the full medical picture after all the exams and poking
Speaker 1: and prodding and what happened, and not only that. Really,
Speaker 1: who's the blame in this whole situation is Hunter Green?
Speaker 1: This is his doctor. We don't know, and I don't
Speaker 1: know who did the procedure on the elbow, but I
Speaker 1: know he's going to go to I think he's going
Speaker 1: to come back here to see crumb check at Beacon.
Speaker 1: So whoever did that? There are big question marks over
Speaker 1: that because you know you're opening day, Ace could wind
Speaker 1: up missing some time here and here we go, right,
Speaker 1: everything's looking grand just a couple of days ago and
Speaker 1: not so much. So we'll figure it out, though they
Speaker 1: at least got a little depth there. Anyway, I don't
Speaker 1: want to be labor the point. Austin Elmore jumps in
Speaker 1: just minutes. We've got that sports update, so much to
Speaker 1: talk about the Reds in Miami, and of course there's
Speaker 1: some Bengals news happening and FC as well. We'll get
Speaker 1: into that just ahead on this Friday morning on the
Speaker 1: Scott's Loan Show on seven hundred World Friday Morning, Scott's
Speaker 1: Loan Show. This is seven hundred WLW. Normally at this
Speaker 1: time Austin Elmore from ESPN fifteen thirty is sitting right
Speaker 1: in front of me with his big, sweaty, sexy bald head.
Speaker 1: But not today, or at least not right now. W Anyway,
Speaker 1: I thought I saw him in the building somewhere, So
Speaker 1: we're trying to track him down because we've got to
Speaker 1: talk about Miami and OU. We got the Red's news.
Speaker 1: Of course, Hunter Green's injury. What the hell is going on?
Speaker 1: His elbow was hurting at the end of last season.
Speaker 1: Thought okay, well, at least you got the off season
Speaker 1: to take care of that. Why didn't we take care
Speaker 1: of that? That would be the big question. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's you know, they're certainly pretty deep at pitching, but
Speaker 1: you kind of want your ace there for opening day
Speaker 1: on March twenty sixth. Now, if you start thinking about this,
Speaker 1: and I think Tito alluded to it as well, that
Speaker 1: the math is a little difficult if he winds up
Speaker 1: having to miss some time. But you know, I have
Speaker 1: to think that the condition of his elbow is such
Speaker 1: that if he didn't have surgery, and I think I
Speaker 1: heard he got injections, that the injections obviously didn't work.
Speaker 1: There's something else going on there. It almost thinks, well,
Speaker 1: we did injections and that didn't help, and so that
Speaker 1: would then mean surgery, one would think, And what the
Speaker 1: hell does that look like? If he has your starting
Speaker 1: pitcher as elbow surgery? What's the recovery on that? Depending
Speaker 1: on what's going on? An issue that goes back to
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five at the end of last season. All right,
Speaker 1: news is next seven hundred wid Hi Scott, Hey, all right, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm so sorry. I lost to get a food drop.
Speaker 8: What's going on? I was, I was reading about Bengals
Speaker 8: and free agency and you all worked up about it.
Speaker 8: I started reading Paul Daaner and Jason Williams, and I
Speaker 8: was getting a lot of information, and I lost track
Speaker 8: of time. You read the opinionist to form your opinion. No,
Speaker 8: somebody said, hey, did you read what Jason Williams wrote?
Speaker 8: I said no, So I started reading it.
Speaker 1: Okay, good? Was he hating on the Bengals ownership? I
Speaker 1: just started when.
Speaker 8: Dave Keaton said, uh, I know, and I looked up
Speaker 8: and let out a couple of expletives and came running.
Speaker 1: So I haven't even had read it. I'll tell you, Jason,
Speaker 1: probably he it somehow gets back to ownership. I would
Speaker 1: imagine that's what happens. He's Harry right now. He's laughing
Speaker 1: because he's a good dude. Welcome. First of all, you
Speaker 1: need to catch your breath. I'm in great shape. Just
Speaker 1: look at me, all right, So let's begin with this.
Speaker 1: I was just a pining about Hunter Green's injury, trying
Speaker 1: to get to a momentarily. But I think the big
Speaker 1: sports story total optimism, is Miami going for perfect.
Speaker 8: It's so cool to see where this school has and
Speaker 8: the history of it, and for a guy that is
Speaker 8: as likable and as awesome as Travis Steele is and
Speaker 8: the way things win, it's Xavier and where he's at now.
Speaker 8: I mean, we had Travis in studio with us yesterday
Speaker 8: and he is just such a calm, mellow guy, and
Speaker 8: he talked about how you know when there's pressure, when
Speaker 8: something goes wrong. They all turned to him and he
Speaker 8: has to be that kind of steady hand, and I
Speaker 8: think that that's worked well for them and for the
Speaker 8: environment tonight. I believe spring break started today for the
Speaker 8: students at OU, so they're sticking around for a nine
Speaker 8: am tip off. I mean, you got no responsibilities for
Speaker 8: the next week. It is gonna be nuts. Is ridiculous.
Speaker 8: They've been pregaming since I was gonna say, they've been
Speaker 8: pre gaming for a while, and uh, it's all gonna
Speaker 8: come to a head tonight, arch rivals, the Battle of
Speaker 8: the Bricks. What more could you ask for? And that's
Speaker 8: a really cool setting. If you've never been there at OU,
Speaker 8: in that arena, it's really.
Speaker 1: Now someone's going, well, okay, what if they lose to you,
Speaker 1: which would be a stunning upset, sure, and then losing
Speaker 1: the tournament. They don't make this sweechy't They don't make
Speaker 1: the field of sixty five.
Speaker 8: It doesn't feel like that. It feels like they were
Speaker 8: a crime. It does, and it's not entirely their fault.
Speaker 8: I mean, they have tried to schedule some better opponents,
Speaker 8: but it just hasn't worked out for them. And let's
Speaker 8: just call it what it is. They don't have a
Speaker 8: very strong strength of schedule yea, and they don't play
Speaker 8: in a very strong conference, and that's an unfortunate reality
Speaker 8: with where they are. It's like they're still eighteenth or
Speaker 8: nineteenth in the country. I think perfect season goes a
Speaker 8: long one. I mean, I'm not saying, you know, they'd
Speaker 8: be a nine now. I think I'm like, you know, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen.
Speaker 8: It feels like just to see the argument, you know,
Speaker 8: I like to look at when it comes to this is, Yeah,
Speaker 8: they might have the three hundred and fiftieth hardest schedule
Speaker 8: in the country, but the teams that are three hundred
Speaker 8: and forty eighth and three hundred and fifty first and
Speaker 8: three hundred and fifty third, those teams aren't undefeated. Yeah,
Speaker 8: Miami is. It still takes a lot to get to
Speaker 8: that point. So I think they should be in. I
Speaker 8: think think if they if they win tonight, I think
Speaker 8: they'll be in pretty much no matter what. We could
Speaker 8: lose a tournament getting I think so. But if they
Speaker 8: were to lose tonight and lose early in the MAC Tournament,
Speaker 8: I think they'd be in that.
Speaker 1: That kind of sucks, but you know what went out,
Speaker 1: You control it correct, you control it, and it's good
Speaker 1: to see one of our teams actually do that. Rather
Speaker 1: than having to like wait for other teams to lose
Speaker 1: for us to advance. Right, Yeah, that's that's a good thing.
Speaker 1: Let's get experience that. Let's get to the Whiskey Tongo, Fox, Trott,
Speaker 1: Hunter Green thing. So he he leaves Goodyear, he's in
Speaker 1: town now to independent medical could opinion. I think crime
Speaker 1: check is going to be one of those. He gets
Speaker 1: an MRI. I don't know who did the original procedure.
Speaker 1: But so this started in the last month last season,
Speaker 1: and it's like, okay, well, he's gonna rest up, he
Speaker 1: got some something done, Okay, good, ready to go, pitches
Speaker 1: at the game against Cuba and and gets rocked and
Speaker 1: it's like, well, my elbows stiff, and now we've got
Speaker 1: to fly back to what the hell is going on?
Speaker 8: Yeah, so he pitched against the Brewers last weekend, okay,
Speaker 8: and and got beat up a little bit. He obviously
Speaker 8: got destroyed in the playoff game against the Dodgers. And
Speaker 8: what I want to know is when did the Reds
Speaker 8: find out that he was dealing with this discomfort? Did
Speaker 8: they know in the flast five or six starts of
Speaker 8: last season, like Hunter said, I would imagine they did.
Speaker 8: Charlie Goldsmith reported that on October twenty eighth, which would
Speaker 8: have been almost exactly a month after that start in
Speaker 8: Los Angeles, Hunter got an ejection and injection into that elbow.
Speaker 8: I would like to know did the Reds know about
Speaker 8: that NT then, and what was the purpose and what
Speaker 8: was the timeline?
Speaker 1: And it was right, it was like he got his
Speaker 1: own doctor to do. We know, we don't know.
Speaker 8: That's what we don't know yet, but it would suggest
Speaker 8: these things would suggest that that's the case if he's
Speaker 8: seeing Krimchek for the first time, if he's seeing Latrosh
Speaker 8: for the first time. He also said he knows he
Speaker 8: has bone spurs in his elbow. Well, you don't know
Speaker 8: that unless you've had an MRI. When was the MRI
Speaker 8: that revealed you bone spurs? Did the Reds know about that?
Speaker 8: These are like the questions that I have that we
Speaker 8: don't really know that answer to it. And it's one thing.
Speaker 8: If yeah, you're feeling some stiffness, you get an injection
Speaker 8: and you let it rest. That's a course of treatment
Speaker 8: and that's normal. But at what point, and he said
Speaker 8: it was a week before spring training that the discomfort returned.
Speaker 8: I would like to know more about when the Reds
Speaker 8: knew about this, and when did you know you had
Speaker 8: bone spurs? Right, because if you knew you had bone spurs,
Speaker 8: you should know right away. The best course of action
Speaker 8: is probably to get it scoped, get those cleaned out,
Speaker 8: and start it then, as opposed to now where that
Speaker 8: could be a multi month process for Hunter Green to
Speaker 8: come back and based off what he said, which is
Speaker 8: hopefully I don't miss too much of a chunk of
Speaker 8: the season, I'm still there for the playoff push. That
Speaker 8: kind of makes me think by using the words playoff push,
Speaker 8: he knows it's gonna be a one, so.
Speaker 1: It's a very minimum. All right. This feels like I
Speaker 1: don't know where he's get this thing done. But you've
Speaker 1: got bone spurs in your you got bone chips in
Speaker 1: your elbow. That's not the remedy for that. The intervention
Speaker 1: is not an injection that's temporary. It's like bone chips
Speaker 1: don't go away because you give an injection. So that's like,
Speaker 1: I mean, that's terrior. I want to say malpractice, but
Speaker 1: it's like, what That's why I have so many questions
Speaker 1: about the timeline. When did he know he had the
Speaker 1: bones burst? That's my biggest question because it determines the
Speaker 1: answers to all the other questions. And the Reds say
Speaker 1: he's getting an MRI with Krimcheck and then talking to
Speaker 1: the other guy and they're both consulting which MRI number
Speaker 1: is this. Now the Reds are in a position where
Speaker 1: they can withstand this. If it's a month or two,
Speaker 1: we'll get it. And that's a good thing.
Speaker 8: But it's frustrating that the timeline doesn't really seem to
Speaker 8: make sense when it comes to Hunter Green and this
Speaker 8: sort of stuff. And I'm not trying to blame Hunter
Speaker 8: and I'm not trying to blame the Reds, but we've
Speaker 8: seen this in the past with Matt McLean. We saw
Speaker 8: it last year with Spencer Steer. Steer had a mysterious
Speaker 8: shoulder injury that went basically untreated through all of the
Speaker 8: off season and he was terrible for the first two
Speaker 8: months of twenty twenty five. Why does this keep happening?
Speaker 8: I don't understand it.
Speaker 1: That's a great question, and hopefully we'll get an answer
Speaker 1: here on some accountability if that's the case. But it's
Speaker 1: not going to heal on its own. Surgery Austin, that's
Speaker 1: like three to six months.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean, if you're going in with the scope
Speaker 8: and trying to get that stuff out, then yeah, it's serious.
Speaker 8: Now here's the other thing we got to keep in mind.
Speaker 8: In twenty nineteen, Hunter Green had Tommy John surgery. He
Speaker 8: returned to pitching in twenty twenty one. He was very
Speaker 8: young at the time he had that. The shelf life
Speaker 8: for that surgery is six to seven years. That was
Speaker 8: twenty nineteen. We are now in twenty twenty six. So
Speaker 8: I'm not saying that it's the worst possible scenario, because
Speaker 8: that would be Hunter says, as ucl is intact. That's
Speaker 8: the other thing. How's he know as ucl is intact?
Speaker 8: Clearly there was some imaging done at some point to
Speaker 8: tell him is We'll get more of it and hopefully
Speaker 8: the Reds will have an answer on Tuesday. But that
Speaker 8: timeline is also important from the previous Tommy John serch.
Speaker 1: Now we can also talk about what that rotation looks
Speaker 1: like without Hunter Green too. Now we had the fifth
Speaker 1: starter a debate. Well, this kind of ends that, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it seems that way.
Speaker 8: I mean, no matter what happens, losing a week of
Speaker 8: throwing at this point when we're less than three weeks
Speaker 8: away from opening day, would suggest that Andrew Rabbit's probably
Speaker 8: going to be the guy on the mound for the
Speaker 8: Reds on opening Day, which is great. I love Andrew,
Speaker 8: and I think he has certainly earned that opportunity. On
Speaker 8: top of that, though, Rhet Louder has been awesome. I mean,
Speaker 8: we were getting to the point where through spring training
Speaker 8: you're kind of scratching your head looking around, saying, how
Speaker 8: do you keep Rehet Louder and Chase Burns out of
Speaker 8: this rotation?
Speaker 1: Well, maybe that answer has.
Speaker 8: Been given to them with the Hunter Green injury, because
Speaker 8: both those dudes have looked really good.
Speaker 1: And then when he gets back, you work him back in.
Speaker 1: So Abbat Lodoli got Singer, let's not forget that, and
Speaker 1: then Louder and Burns, so you got a rotation. Yeah.
Speaker 8: And on top of that, Brandon Williamson deserves some credit.
Speaker 8: He's pisched well yeah, yeah. And so that's what's interesting
Speaker 8: is him and Louder are both likely on inning's limits
Speaker 8: and Chase Burns is on one maybe not as hard
Speaker 8: of a cap as those two guys are coming off injuries,
Speaker 8: so it is possible for them to pitch a lot
Speaker 8: or pitch early on, and then maybe Hunter comes in
Speaker 8: and that helps alleviate the stress of those innings limits
Speaker 8: that those other two guys have. But you know, it
Speaker 8: seems like this happens every year. A starting pitcher goes
Speaker 8: down starting pitching depth after Rehet Louder, it gets thin
Speaker 8: really quickly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what's concerning to me. All right, after that
Speaker 1: gets sent, so hopefully can say healthy till presumably Hunter
Speaker 1: Green gets back. If and when that occurs, let's pivot
Speaker 1: to the back to the good here and the fact
Speaker 1: that the Reds just keep hitting the hell out of
Speaker 1: the ball. I mean, what fourteen thirteen, they went against
Speaker 1: the Dodgers on a day where you can hit a
Speaker 1: pop fly and it's a four hundred foot home run,
Speaker 1: apparently with a wind blowing the way it was. But
Speaker 1: Matt McClain's numbers are just off the charts. And what
Speaker 1: we're seeing from Matt is clear adjustments in his swing
Speaker 1: in the way that he is able to decide on
Speaker 1: what pitches, what pitches, he's able to reach, what pitches
Speaker 1: he wants to hit. He's pulled the ball, he's gone
Speaker 1: the other way, he's gone straight up up the middle.
Speaker 1: He looks like a very complete hitter right now. And
Speaker 1: what I've liked the most in watching Matt and I
Speaker 1: haven't had a chance to watch every single pitch of
Speaker 1: every at bat because it's difficult. I watched listening to
Speaker 1: the broadcast.
Speaker 8: Yeah, when you see him in the batter's box from
Speaker 8: when you've actually been able to watch him, you can
Speaker 8: tell he's got He's a lot more confident in picking
Speaker 8: up the ball really well, like he knows, Okay, I'm
Speaker 8: spitting on this pitch.
Speaker 1: I don't want anything to do with it.
Speaker 8: That's not the pitch I can do something with, whereas
Speaker 8: last year it was like, please just give me something
Speaker 8: I can hit. I'm swinging and you just don't see
Speaker 8: that from Matt McClain right now. If he can be
Speaker 8: the guy who is that productive in the number two hole,
Speaker 8: then the offense is going to help you with standy
Speaker 8: on her Hunter Green injury and you're gonna be just fine.
Speaker 8: It's a big if, but so far there's been tangible
Speaker 8: evidence of improvement from Matt McLain.
Speaker 1: Well, Matt McClain is certainly a story. But Ellie salth Stewart,
Speaker 1: they're just hitting the hell out of the ball all
Speaker 1: the way around.
Speaker 8: I think my favorite quote from Terry Francona about South
Speaker 8: Stewart is he forgets he's a rookie.
Speaker 1: He doesn't know he's a rookie.
Speaker 8: For a guy like Francona to say that, And the
Speaker 8: way that this dude hits as a young player, and
Speaker 8: his ability to hit pitches that are not necessarily a
Speaker 8: hitter's pitch. And he's gone outside the zone, up and
Speaker 8: outside the zone and driven the ball out of the ballpark.
Speaker 8: He's gone inside, way inside, gotten his hands inside and
Speaker 8: driven the ball out of the ballpark. Extreme raw power
Speaker 8: from this dude. And he's also putting together really good
Speaker 8: at bats. The Reds as a whole are striking out
Speaker 8: less and walking more. If you do that, you're gonna
Speaker 8: be fine.
Speaker 1: All right, very good rock of the Dodgers fourteenth third,
Speaker 1: I don't have to say this. And an incredible miracle
Speaker 1: is our own Davy Armbuster apparently was playing second base
Speaker 1: for the Cuban now t Yitty was at second base,
Speaker 1: which I thought was fantastic. That doesn't right. I had
Speaker 1: to work that game.
Speaker 4: Turned.
Speaker 8: I was praying that it would end early, and thankfully
Speaker 8: they played World Baseball Classic rules, So the Reds did
Speaker 8: run rule them. That was the worst baseball team I've
Speaker 8: ever seen. They have a center fielder named Alexi Ramirez
Speaker 8: is a really good big league player, hasn't played in
Speaker 8: the big leagues in ten years. He's forty four years old.
Speaker 8: He's been playing professionally in Cuba. I think it was
Speaker 8: actually our yitty seventy eight year old playing in Cuba
Speaker 8: for the last ten years, which isn't quite the Major League.
Speaker 8: It's not quite Korea, it's not Mexico. So Alexi Ramirez
Speaker 8: starting in center field at forty four years old, I
Speaker 8: don't think the Cubans will last long in that tournament.
Speaker 1: It's a rough stretcher Cuba right now. I mean you
Speaker 1: have that, you have the embargo that's been gone on forever,
Speaker 1: the jack poverty, and you got invade it almost taken
Speaker 1: over by a boatload of Rednecks from Florida just last week.
Speaker 1: So it's like it can't get any worse. Well, do
Speaker 1: you think you're having a bad day going He was
Speaker 1: having a bad day.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and a road as Chapman can't pitch for him
Speaker 8: because he's got stuff going on.
Speaker 1: Busy, all right, let's pivot to the Bengals. I know
Speaker 1: you haven't read the opinion from other people before performing yours,
Speaker 1: but the top of your sexy bald head, Austin Elmore,
Speaker 1: the Trey hendricks it feels like the national media, like
Speaker 1: the Steven asoniss, are just figuring out this deal. I mean,
Speaker 1: we're bitching about this a year ago, going what you know? Okay,
Speaker 1: then trade the guy, get something for him. We feel
Speaker 1: you know, as a Bengals fan, I kind of feel
Speaker 1: it over the whole Trey Hendrickson thing.
Speaker 8: I think the Bengals are over it.
Speaker 1: I Trey is ready to sign with Dallas.
Speaker 8: Okay, fine, listen, the Bengals should have gotten this done
Speaker 8: sooner and extended him sooner, and it would have made
Speaker 8: more sense. But the Bengals were skeptical, and Trey continued
Speaker 8: to produce, so Trey continued to want more money. Here's
Speaker 8: what would have happened. Let's say the Bengals get would
Speaker 8: have gotten the deal done with Trey early, and they
Speaker 8: would have extended him and they would have given him
Speaker 8: more guaranteed money and so on, and he continued to produce.
Speaker 8: That way, guess what Trey Hendrickson would have done. He
Speaker 8: would have thrown a fit and asked for more money,
Speaker 8: because that's who he is, and so it didn't matter
Speaker 8: if the if the Bengals got the extension done early
Speaker 8: or tried to do it the way they did it,
Speaker 8: Trey was going to throw a fit and want more money.
Speaker 8: This relationship is no longer tenable. Neither side wants to
Speaker 8: work with one another. The Bengals tried to trade him
Speaker 8: a year ago. They didn't get the value they wanted.
Speaker 8: They also thought he could help them. He ended up not.
Speaker 8: So you wash your hands of it and move on.
Speaker 8: It's over or over the story real quick.
Speaker 1: Here you see basketball got Texas Tech wrap up or
Speaker 1: TCU rather to wrap up the season win a they end?
Speaker 1: Does it? What do you think of at large?
Speaker 3: Bit?
Speaker 8: They got to win at least two more games, probably three.
Speaker 8: They got to get to that twenty win mark, I
Speaker 8: would think. But the good news is over the last month,
Speaker 8: that's a top five team in college basketball six last. Offensively,
Speaker 8: they are efficient, I mean the ability to stretch the floor.
Speaker 8: They're playing good defense, They've beaten good teams, and TCU
Speaker 8: is a team that's going to be in the tournament.
Speaker 8: So this would be a huge win for them. If
Speaker 8: they can get to twenty in the Big twelve Tournament,
Speaker 8: the Bearcats will be in a right.
Speaker 1: Early season Soccer FC Sunday and Yayakuba retired, which you know,
Speaker 1: since a favorite, he left and retired and lost a
Speaker 1: Minnesota but that's not I mean it was thirty five thousand.
Speaker 8: Blow zero up there, so yeah, and it felt like
Speaker 8: a lot of the mistakes in Minnesota were correctable. And
Speaker 8: then you got a big sun Day Night spotlight matching
Speaker 8: coming up Evander Bobblehead Night at TQL Stadium, which I
Speaker 8: believe is the first in franchise history, so should be cool.
Speaker 8: All right, awesome, Big Sports Weekend had Audie and Tony
Speaker 8: Pike over.
Speaker 1: An eSPI no no, no, no, no, Tony Pike.
Speaker 8: Today, I'm rocking solo from twelve to three and then
Speaker 8: tonight six to nine out then for Lance McAllister as well.
Speaker 1: I wonder you're running around like you did? I get it.
Speaker 8: You gotta fill this nogg and on information. You got
Speaker 8: a show come up here. You gotta entertain the peace.
Speaker 1: You ran in here and you closed a ring. Austin Elmore,
Speaker 1: ESPN fifteen thirty. This is seven hundred company. Hold, I
Speaker 1: don't want to be an Americans, got thrown back on
Speaker 1: seven hundred doubt Well, w head into the weekend. Oh
Speaker 1: my god, but not just any weekend. This is the
Speaker 1: weekend where we lose an hour sleep. We spring forward
Speaker 1: Sunday for daylight savings time, and you lose that precious
Speaker 1: hour of sleep. Means when you wake up on Monday,
Speaker 1: you got darker mornings, you got more evening lights. Knocks
Speaker 1: your body clock out of whack and daylight savings time.
Speaker 1: I'm going to be in trouble. It takes a while
Speaker 1: to adjust. I've noticed this. So what actually happens to
Speaker 1: your brain? It's just a stupid hour of twenty four
Speaker 1: It's one twenty fourth of a day. Why is this
Speaker 1: such a big deal? Leidy Richardson is a high performance
Speaker 1: brain specialist at the Brain Performance Center. Welcome to the show.
Speaker 1: How you been late, it's been.
Speaker 6: A while, it's been a while, Thanks for having me back.
Speaker 1: Sure, what's going on here inside your brain? It's just
Speaker 1: an hour? Why is this a big deal for us?
Speaker 6: Well, some of us are already worrying about it. We
Speaker 6: know it's coming, so we're worrying about what that's going
Speaker 6: to do. Do that mean I'm going to have to
Speaker 6: change when I eat dinner? Does that mean I'm going
Speaker 6: to have to change when I walk a dog? So
Speaker 6: we're creating a big problem for ourselves in that respect
Speaker 6: and others of us. You know, about one third of
Speaker 6: Americans have a real hard time with sleeping. And so
Speaker 6: the brain, your sleep cycle is set in this this
Speaker 6: circadian rhythm is set in your centroom motor strips in
Speaker 6: the brain. So if you throw that off, that's going
Speaker 6: to further uptect your sleep cycle. So, and you know,
Speaker 6: it's interesting to me, there's a lot of statistics that
Speaker 6: looks about what daylight saving time changes do. And it's
Speaker 6: not just your brain they affect, it's your body too.
Speaker 1: Well. Is it true that you have eer zds, They
Speaker 1: see more heart attacks, cardiac events like that after the
Speaker 1: time change, And what's the correlation there?
Speaker 6: Well, I think it is true. There are statistics that
Speaker 6: show that, and I think that the you know, we
Speaker 6: think of the brain as being one thing and the
Speaker 6: body is being another. It's one unit. It is absolutely
Speaker 6: one unit. What what impacts the brain impacts the body.
Speaker 6: Body keeps score of everything going on in the brain
Speaker 6: and you know there's also more correx reported after the
Speaker 6: time change. And I think that the time change can.
Speaker 6: It can when our brain and our body stopped communicating properly,
Speaker 6: it throws off our ionomic nervous system and that's what
Speaker 6: controls that fight slider freeze and we start riding the
Speaker 6: rolltost gotcha? Oh my gosh, Oh no, it's gonna happen.
Speaker 6: Oh how's it kind of impact me?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 4: What am I going to do?
Speaker 6: And that impacts her body too.
Speaker 1: You know, it's interesting in the fall when we roll
Speaker 1: the clocks back. Oh, I get next to our sleep.
Speaker 1: That's exciting because you get bonus our sleep. But then
Speaker 1: you also know that's coming and that is eternal darkness
Speaker 1: that we see. We don't see the sun for It's
Speaker 1: like Johnny cash in fulsome prison ain't seen the sun said,
Speaker 1: I don't know when. But then we get the springtime
Speaker 1: change coming up, and the bonus is, Okay, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: lose in our sleep, but I know that summer is here.
Speaker 1: Is that in that kind of an offset if if
Speaker 1: in your brain, your brain's going, well, it's good, but
Speaker 1: it's it's bad short term, but long term means I
Speaker 1: survived winter and summer's.
Speaker 6: Here absolutely, particularly for people in that live in the
Speaker 6: North where it's extremely cold and dark all winter long,
Speaker 6: it's like in the summer that's that's when they hang
Speaker 6: out at home and they send out patio, and even
Speaker 6: for across the United States. I'm excited to have another
Speaker 6: hour of light When I leave my office at seven
Speaker 6: o'clock and I come home and it's pitch dark, and
Speaker 6: I feel like I need to put my pajamas on,
Speaker 6: and that my day is over, and I still have
Speaker 6: so many things I want to do. I'm excited to
Speaker 6: think that I'm going to be able to start doing
Speaker 6: some of those.
Speaker 1: Lee Richards is here with the Brain Performance Center talking
Speaker 1: about the time change on Sunday and we're going to
Speaker 1: lose an hour sleep here too. How does melotonin playing
Speaker 1: all this? We also hear about melotone and I'm a
Speaker 1: big fan of taking a half of a melatonin tablet
Speaker 1: before that helps me get a sound night sleep. But
Speaker 1: we know that it's more than just taking a tablet.
Speaker 1: So what's going on inside our brain relative to melatonin
Speaker 1: and time change?
Speaker 6: So the brain produces neurotransmitters on chemicals and miltonin is
Speaker 6: produced by your sleep cycle. So if you change your
Speaker 6: sleep cycle, it's going to change the production of melotonin.
Speaker 6: And some people you benefit from it on an everyday
Speaker 6: basis or as needed basis. But when you change the
Speaker 6: sleep cycle, it can change the production of melatonin. And
Speaker 6: that's another thing that throws your sleep cycle off. Miltonin
Speaker 6: makes us feel sleepy, makes us get ready to go
Speaker 6: to sleep.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And it's just it's weird because you just can't
Speaker 1: get past the fact this is one stupid hour and
Speaker 1: it screws me up for a couple of weeks. Is
Speaker 1: it easy if you're a kid, you're going to school,
Speaker 1: Is it easier for you to adapt than someone who's
Speaker 1: middle age or older.
Speaker 6: Well, you know, I think it is because they don't
Speaker 6: overthink it. They don't think about everything it's going to
Speaker 6: mean and how it's going to mess them up. They
Speaker 6: just roll with it. As we get older, we have
Speaker 6: more responsibilities. We have those kids to take care of,
Speaker 6: and we have to think about how we put it
Speaker 6: all together. And sometimes our brain is our biggest barrier
Speaker 6: because we start overthinking. And this has been debated for years,
Speaker 6: or should we do away with daylight saving time? Is
Speaker 6: it more bad than good. And my advice to my
Speaker 6: clients is, you know, we always find what we're looking for,
Speaker 6: So why don't you look for the good that's associated with.
Speaker 1: Daylight saying well, what about this? Why don't you just
Speaker 1: say if you had any stones whatsoever lead tell your
Speaker 1: clients this one go. You know what, run by your
Speaker 1: own clock. Don't do what the rest of the world
Speaker 1: is doing. If you want to keep your time and
Speaker 1: not change it all, run that all year long. You're
Speaker 1: an hour behind or an hour ahead.
Speaker 2: You know what?
Speaker 1: You know what, I'm blated. You're an hour lated to
Speaker 1: this meeting, You're an hourlate to this You're supposed to
Speaker 1: sign these documents to buy a house like no, you
Speaker 1: know what. You may be on daylight saving Sam, but
Speaker 1: I'm not. That would be totally totally uh it. W'd
Speaker 1: be the anarchist in charge if he could.
Speaker 2: Do that, right, I would do that experiment.
Speaker 1: Do try to push one of your maybe more gullible
Speaker 1: clients Lee into doing that. I want to see how
Speaker 1: that works out for him. Are you four against daylight saving?
Speaker 6: Some than personally on a personal level, on for it,
Speaker 6: I like the extra light, daylight stay. I like extra sunlight.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's to me, you're wasting time, right, yeah, I
Speaker 1: mean it's here in Sincy and it peak right before
Speaker 1: the equinox in June. Damn, the sun's out toil well
Speaker 1: past nine thirty. For crying out loud, that's that's awesome.
Speaker 1: You wake up, the suns up, you go to bed,
Speaker 1: getting ready for bed, wind it down. It's nine thirty
Speaker 1: and the sun salt. That's that's awesome.
Speaker 6: Well, I think some of us love it and some
Speaker 6: of us don't. But one thing we all have to do.
Speaker 6: We've got to row with it.
Speaker 1: I guess you do. I suppose. I don't know if
Speaker 1: you think they're ever going to change that, that they're
Speaker 1: going to I know presidents and others have mentioned that
Speaker 1: they want to do away with it or keep it
Speaker 1: permanent or whatever that might mean. I don't know if
Speaker 1: we ever will though.
Speaker 6: I don't know if we will either. But if you
Speaker 6: look back at the history and how it got started
Speaker 6: and why it got started, it does make you ask
Speaker 6: the question is it relevant? Is it costing us more
Speaker 6: money with energy? And they've asked all those questions, but
Speaker 6: nobody seems to be activating to do anything about it.
Speaker 1: All right, So can you give some tips to cope
Speaker 1: with us?
Speaker 6: I think that if you're worried about it, it's you know,
Speaker 6: you've got a couple of days before it kicks in.
Speaker 6: Go to bed a little bit earlier tonight, and go
Speaker 6: to bed a little bit earlier on Saturday night. And
Speaker 6: reduce the amount of caffeine that maybe you drink in
Speaker 6: the afternoon. And if you're an apple and you take
Speaker 6: naps in the afternoon, don't take those naps. Kind of
Speaker 6: get yourself up to be a little bit more fatigue.
Speaker 6: Go out and take a walk at the end of
Speaker 6: the day. Some people that fatigue, some people it stimulates.
Speaker 6: But whatever you can do, get yourself some sleep, betid tea.
Speaker 6: I've had clients report that that's been helpful for them.
Speaker 6: Take a hot shower or a hot best whatever you
Speaker 6: can do to modify your own body rhythms. And you
Speaker 6: should know what that is. We all need to stay
Speaker 6: in touch with our own with ourselves, you know, think
Speaker 6: what's right for you.
Speaker 9: How do it?
Speaker 4: Lee?
Speaker 1: How different is this? By the way, Lee richardson Brain
Speaker 1: Performance Center talking about the time change coming up on
Speaker 1: Sunday here too, and that affects people differently myself. I'm like,
Speaker 1: it takes a good week for my body to get
Speaker 1: back to where it should be. Other people just agonized
Speaker 1: with some people done by them at all. How much
Speaker 1: different is this than jet lag?
Speaker 6: Well? I think that for me, jet lag is harder
Speaker 6: because I'm totally out of my routine. I'm not a
Speaker 6: home there's you know, there's not much I can do
Speaker 6: to get on the plane and get off when I'm
Speaker 6: supposed to. And for this, I'm more in control, and
Speaker 6: I focus on what I can't control. And if I'm
Speaker 6: worried about the daylight saving time, I'll go to bed
Speaker 6: a little bit earlier, and all the things that I said.
Speaker 6: No caffeine, no, and I'm not a napper.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 6: But but for instance, if I take a walk at
Speaker 6: five thirty or six, that kind of wins me down
Speaker 6: and a hot back does it ever turn? So I
Speaker 6: play into that?
Speaker 7: All right?
Speaker 1: Is there is you mentioned the napping? Is? It is
Speaker 1: napping negative as from a brain performance standpoint, because I
Speaker 1: find if I take I'm not a chronic napper. I
Speaker 1: suppose maybe one day a week. Maybe I'm so busy
Speaker 1: I don't have time. There are times when you feel
Speaker 1: if you're active, you know, if you're just sitting around,
Speaker 1: I think that's when you want to take a nap.
Speaker 1: If you're if you're busy, busy, busy, then you don't
Speaker 1: even think about doing that. You just kind of plow
Speaker 1: through things. But is that inherently bad napping.
Speaker 6: Well, you'll see a lot of studies that say that
Speaker 6: napping interferes with your sleep time. But you know, you've
Speaker 6: got to think about I have a client that he
Speaker 6: gets up every morning at three am and because he
Speaker 6: has to be at work at four point thirty. He
Speaker 6: works in the airline industry, and for him, he comes home,
Speaker 6: he takes he takes a nap, and he has figured
Speaker 6: out within Hister Kadie and rhythm and his body rhythm
Speaker 6: how to make it work for himself. So I think that,
Speaker 6: you know, we all have to advocate for our own health,
Speaker 6: mental and physical. And if you can make napping work
Speaker 6: for you, do it. If you can't, then don't do it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it seems like it fit in. Just don't do
Speaker 1: it too long, right if you want to. If you
Speaker 1: do a two hour and nap, that's the problem right there,
Speaker 1: that could solid fifteen to twenty minutes that seems to
Speaker 1: be just about right for most people. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and I bet you have unusual hours.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I'm a mess. I'm busy all the time.
Speaker 1: So it's radio is easy. This the you know, it's
Speaker 1: pretty much sad and forget it's pretty scared. But doing uh,
Speaker 1: you know, remodeling and constrain on a little construction and
Speaker 1: rent holes and stuff like that. I get busy sometimes
Speaker 1: I look at you know, I'm like, oh, okay, I'm
Speaker 1: wrapping up here. Next thing, I know, it's like seven
Speaker 1: o'clock at night and I still have work to do
Speaker 1: for the morning. So you know, it just depends. And
Speaker 1: you know, I know if I if I keep busy,
Speaker 1: I don't nap and then I sleep like a baby,
Speaker 1: which is which is probably even better.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, we're all in.
Speaker 1: Search of Yeah, that's what we want. That's why we
Speaker 1: loathe Sunday because we lose an hour sleep and in
Speaker 1: the fall, when it's the exact opposite, we gain an hour.
Speaker 1: It's like, that is the best thing ever. That's like
Speaker 1: early Christmas Lee.
Speaker 6: It absolutely is. And I mean and whether we stay
Speaker 6: up later or whether we just know we can sleep
Speaker 6: in if we want to, it is a gift.
Speaker 1: What if we just go to bed an hour earlier
Speaker 1: on Sunday will not fix it?
Speaker 6: Well, if you can go to sleep, I think that's
Speaker 6: a great idea. I can't tell you how let me
Speaker 6: claim to me. I can't go to sleep before my
Speaker 6: normal time.
Speaker 1: Sure you can't. That's what God. That's why God made
Speaker 1: street drugs and alcohol.
Speaker 6: You're right, there are many different solutions.
Speaker 1: Lee Richardson at the Brain Performance Center in Dallas. Thanks again,
Speaker 1: great to talk to you.
Speaker 2: Be well, thank you.
Speaker 4: Sleep well.
Speaker 1: We absolutely hate hate this time. But it's a love
Speaker 1: hate for me.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: I go to bed and okay, well, I'm going to
Speaker 1: lose an hour sleep, right, But then you wake up
Speaker 1: and like six am, the sun's coming, Sun's up. Now
Speaker 1: It's like, okay, it feels like summer. I'm thinking baseball.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking Red's baseball, you know in the fall. Oh,
Speaker 1: I get an extra hour of sleep. That's good. But
Speaker 1: now I know, all right, I feel better. I look
Speaker 1: at the clock. I'm like, wow, I'm normally waking.
Speaker 4: I'm not. I can.
Speaker 1: I can hit news ten more times. But then you know, though,
Speaker 1: starting on that Monday, it's gonna be that drudge just
Speaker 1: the plotting of you know, salt salt stained asphalt, gray skies,
Speaker 1: dead ass looking trees, and just you're just gonna you know,
Speaker 1: snow is gonna come, and you just know it's gonna
Speaker 1: be a haul. It's at four months to just really
Speaker 1: take it out of you. And then the worst part,
Speaker 1: of course in Cincinnati is that we get like three
Speaker 1: or four to ten fake springs. We'll warm up to
Speaker 1: seventy one. Oh my god, the winter's of it. Nope,
Speaker 1: and then two days later you got ten inches of snow.
Speaker 1: And then a few days later it goes back fifty
Speaker 1: Oh my god, all right, we're gonna be Nope, because
Speaker 1: the next day it goes down to ten below zero.
Speaker 1: That's the agony of being Cincinnati. And in the fall.
Speaker 1: Now in the spring, you wake up, Okay, maybe I
Speaker 1: lost our sleep, but there's a sun and hopefully you
Speaker 1: have sun. You know, if Mother Nature were on our
Speaker 1: side team us, she would give us on Monday ample sunshine.
Speaker 1: That would make it a lot easier. But if it's
Speaker 1: cold and gray, why am I doing this? I totally
Speaker 1: get it. I totally totally get it. But as far
Speaker 1: as getting rid of daylight savings time like I don't know.
Speaker 1: There's more usable daylight in the evening hours, which you know,
Speaker 1: after you get home for work. We're not a grarian anymore,
Speaker 1: you know, most of us aren't out in the fields.
Speaker 1: You kind of need that before, But now it's like, Hey,
Speaker 1: I come home from work, I get a little tomic
Speaker 1: and go for a walk. I can do stuff outdoors.
Speaker 1: I could even after work, I could go play nine right,
Speaker 1: or maybe even eighteen, depending on exactly what day it is.
Speaker 1: It's just much much better. This is all built for
Speaker 1: our agricultural society, and it seems to me that you know, okay,
Speaker 1: we're not as a grarian anymore. Maybe we need to
Speaker 1: turn this around. And you know, we're maximizing the sunshine here,
Speaker 1: I guess. So I get the argument, you know, the
Speaker 1: health disruptions and the productivity loss, but yeah, how much
Speaker 1: productivity are loss? It's maybe two weeks out of the year.
Speaker 1: Hell you lose that during March madness seems like it
Speaker 1: seems like it's a wash. Baby, seems like it's a wash.
Speaker 1: And I don't know about any well. It saves energy.
Speaker 1: I'm not quite sure we have any everything running all
Speaker 1: the time now, energy savings. I don't think we're worried
Speaker 1: about that at all, But yeah, I kind of like that.
Speaker 1: I even say, maybe even with the daylight seven times,
Speaker 1: there's a reduced crime because of the sun's up, I suppose,
Speaker 1: and an economic benefit and all this other stuff. I
Speaker 1: don't know. I kind of like it. I like timing
Speaker 1: it out, so it's it's a pain in the butt
Speaker 1: twice a year, but that indicates me the seasonal changes.
Speaker 1: That is your hard start in Cold Star, right is
Speaker 1: you walk in and go, okay, I know it's fall.
Speaker 1: I got to tough it out for four or five
Speaker 1: more months, and then when the time changed, you're like, hey,
Speaker 1: I made it through another winter. Check that put another
Speaker 1: notch on my bedpost. Not for that kind of stuff,
Speaker 1: but for the sleep kind of stuff. Of course, you
Speaker 1: dirty mind. And so it means, yeah, I made it through. Okay,
Speaker 1: Now summer's here. Now I can start my summer season.
Speaker 1: Works for me, I don't know about you. Well, good
Speaker 1: luck on don't forget. Although we don't have to worry
Speaker 1: about that anymore. I mean, how many clocks are you changing?
Speaker 1: Used to be a half to walk around the microwave,
Speaker 1: the stove, all the alarm clocks, the one in the hallway.
Speaker 1: Now everything's digital automata does it for itself pretty good.
Speaker 1: Don't even have to do that as much. And if
Speaker 1: you wait long enough, if you are a procrastinator of
Speaker 1: the first magnitude, if you simply just don't change your
Speaker 1: clocks at all in some of those areas, now they're
Speaker 1: right for another six months. News, weather, traffic in about
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Speaker 1: What to eat, Dude, drink and see in Cincinnati and beyond.
Speaker 1: Just ahead on seven hundred w W Scot's lunch. The
Speaker 1: weekends coming on and you need to make the most
Speaker 1: of it. Where to go and what to do.
Speaker 7: She has the tips and inside that help you make
Speaker 7: it a super weekend.
Speaker 1: So listen up. This is the Local Loop with Ali
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Speaker 1: What you're gonna do, What you're gonna do, Alie Martin,
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Speaker 9: We're great.
Speaker 5: I feel like I need to be driving around with
Speaker 5: an adult these days because I have my temporary license,
Speaker 5: because clearly I am not.
Speaker 1: One is drama.
Speaker 9: This is d m V drama, b B m V
Speaker 9: whatever Ohio is called.
Speaker 5: Yeah, in a nutshell, I have to take my driver's license,
Speaker 5: the test and do the whole thing all over again
Speaker 5: because my driver's license expired. Like an idiot. This isn't
Speaker 5: totally this is a me problem. But this is one
Speaker 5: of those things, you know how we had to get
Speaker 5: a real idea.
Speaker 9: You know what was it two years ago? I was thinking.
Speaker 5: I wasn't thinking clearly. I thought this was like five
Speaker 5: years chef. My my registration of my car is up
Speaker 5: to date. All of that's up to date. I've been
Speaker 5: traveling and flying. Keep in mind with this id since
Speaker 5: it expired. Nobody until I go to buy cough medicine
Speaker 5: at Kroger and some sixteen year old is like, an,
Speaker 5: I really shouldn't be selling you, oh my god, because
Speaker 5: your license was expired.
Speaker 9: He did, but I'm like your kids. So I furgned
Speaker 9: out from a sixteen year old kid at Kroger.
Speaker 5: Months later, at the end of twenty twenty five, and
Speaker 5: then again I procrastinated an extra month day.
Speaker 1: God, you were you know, going to do pickleball stuff
Speaker 1: for the tour.
Speaker 9: Well I have been that's the thing I've been finding out.
Speaker 1: But they could have caught you and you wouldn't have
Speaker 1: been able to get to the gig. And that's how
Speaker 1: therapist kind of mind. You should have given the kid
Speaker 1: twenty bucks.
Speaker 5: Say thanks aciately if you could take my drive job
Speaker 5: anyway to.
Speaker 9: Take the test.
Speaker 1: Yeah, at the good drama not not good drama for
Speaker 1: you know what, so many people drive without license or
Speaker 1: suspended licensese doesn't really matter anymore.
Speaker 9: In the moment, I was frustrated. But it is funny.
Speaker 1: It's kind of funny.
Speaker 6: It's fun.
Speaker 9: But now I gotta do the motorcycle test all over
Speaker 9: again too.
Speaker 1: Everything there's not a dad listening. That's not not Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's that checks out.
Speaker 9: Oh I deserve it.
Speaker 1: It's a bad thing. Oh okay, Well there you go.
Speaker 1: Ye you live and you learn you have a phone? Right,
Speaker 1: put it on the calendar. Put it on the calen
Speaker 1: dark one hundreds. Do you guys live on your phones?
Speaker 1: And like, I know, to put stuff on the calendar
Speaker 1: because in case I forget it, it's.
Speaker 5: Not about putting it in the calendar, it's I had
Speaker 5: to make the mental note to check my idea.
Speaker 9: I never did. I was just living life, living another
Speaker 9: three years.
Speaker 1: Why not?
Speaker 7: Why not?
Speaker 1: Alie Martin is here. It's the local group. Stuff to
Speaker 1: do in and around Cincinnati. Can I get a shameless
Speaker 1: plug in this weekend if you're a fan of classic rock.
Speaker 1: Don Felder, who's one of the original guitars of the Eagles,
Speaker 1: obviously wrote co wrote Hotel California is playing at French
Speaker 1: Lick Casino and Resort. So you're looking a little weak.
Speaker 1: And it's not bad drive at all, although I say
Speaker 1: driving there and the time changes eleven times between it's
Speaker 1: really weird, like for like twenty times on the way there.
Speaker 1: It's kind of a funny thing. But French li Like,
Speaker 1: if you haven't been, it's absolutely amazing. So maybe you
Speaker 1: know they've got the casino, hotel, the atrium is absolutely gorgeous.
Speaker 1: Looking for something to do Tomorrow nights he's playing tomorrow night.
Speaker 1: The music's that's going to be great.
Speaker 9: Yeah, So what is he going to be because obviously
Speaker 9: being a part of the Eagle.
Speaker 1: Yes, right, will he That's a good quest. I would
Speaker 1: imagine he's going. I mean, he covered the song so
Speaker 1: you can play it yeah, I would assume he's a
Speaker 1: fantastic musician though, so.
Speaker 9: Rock and roll hall fame does is there any tie
Speaker 9: for him different, like what makes him.
Speaker 1: Uh though, they're they're they're doing their casino and they're
Speaker 1: they're getting some access summer. They've got like Starship, They've
Speaker 1: got a bunch of and there's some ones coming up
Speaker 1: in the future. But I'll tell you what if you're
Speaker 1: planning had to and we had been there years ago
Speaker 1: and we're going to go back. The Peak Die course
Speaker 1: there is. It's next level. It's on top of a mountain.
Speaker 1: The story is great about how they got peaked out
Speaker 1: to build a course. And if you're if you're a golfer,
Speaker 1: to do that, You've got the Donald Ross Course, You've
Speaker 1: got the Links course down. So looking for a buddy's
Speaker 1: golf weekend or a couple's golf weekend, or you just
Speaker 1: want to get away from people and go golf, that's
Speaker 1: the spot man, it is. It's incredibly gorgeous up there.
Speaker 1: So French Lick dot com, I'll let you know when
Speaker 1: I'm running.
Speaker 9: Up there directly on the tourism board.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So we also have Blockfest. I
Speaker 1: see that every local news channel has the blockfest people on.
Speaker 1: So thirty fourth annual Blockfest.
Speaker 5: Thirty fourth Annual Blockfest, and you I am very sad
Speaker 5: that I'm going to be out of town because this
Speaker 5: is one of my favorite weekends of the year outside
Speaker 5: of Octoberfest. And we've talked about this time and time,
Speaker 5: you know, year after year, and there's been a lot
Speaker 5: of changes to Bockfest. Right years ago, a decade ago,
Speaker 5: it was at the Christian more Line building and over
Speaker 5: the Rhine and pretty much everything was there. Yes, you
Speaker 5: always have the parade starting on Friday from Arnold's that
Speaker 5: goes there. But as it's expanded and change and changed
Speaker 5: over time, you know, some of the years they've tried
Speaker 5: to do tents. Now they're at this point where they
Speaker 5: have five different Bockfest hauls. So and backtracking a little bit, right, So,
Speaker 5: this is the thirty fourth year that this has been
Speaker 5: up and running, celebrating all things German brewing heritage and
Speaker 5: to celebrate Bach the beer, the dark German beer high
Speaker 5: alcohol content hire quote unquote allegedly nutritional value for the
Speaker 5: monks back in the day during the Lent. So this
Speaker 5: is hence why we celebrate now because it's the lent
Speaker 5: and season. But there are five Buckfest halls that you
Speaker 5: could be celebrating all week and long. Those being Arnold's
Speaker 5: Bar and Grill, more Line lagger House, Northern Row Brewery,
Speaker 5: Ryangeist and Rosedale ot R and Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Speaker 5: The lineup is from noon all the way until midnight
Speaker 5: on Sunday. You can be going, going, going in today.
Speaker 5: In particular right is the Bockfest parade. That's the big
Speaker 5: starter where you know you have the big keg, the
Speaker 5: goat keg, and you have your monks who are who
Speaker 5: will push the goat keg as a parade to get
Speaker 5: it going. There is a cry baby goat calling competition.
Speaker 5: This actually is really fun. It starts at that more
Speaker 5: Line lagger House from eight p to ten P and
Speaker 5: this is your chance for thirty to sixty seconds to
Speaker 5: give your best goat calling cry.
Speaker 1: Sexy.
Speaker 9: You know what you also have to do is you
Speaker 9: have to be hopping around on barstools or just like
Speaker 9: heel over.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah yeah, like fat faint Jim ro would be great.
Speaker 1: Jim Brow goat boy on SNL. Here that goat's hysterical.
Speaker 9: I think we did pretty good. Yeah, you could go
Speaker 9: away with a two hundred dollars gift card.
Speaker 1: I'm waiting for Donkey. Oh Donkey, you actually do all
Speaker 1: the animal sounds.
Speaker 9: What else you got to go?
Speaker 1: Let's say not this not the venue for it. See
Speaker 1: me at French Like Casino Resort. I'll be opening for
Speaker 1: Don Felder tomorrow on Saturday.
Speaker 9: Bad stand up coming, that's for sure.
Speaker 5: Alright, Saturday, you got sausage queen, you got your buck,
Speaker 5: best five k.
Speaker 9: You can goat, petting, zoo, goat, yoga, you name it.
Speaker 5: You know what I'll do because I will say if
Speaker 5: you're searching what to do for Bockfest, okay, all over
Speaker 5: the place. So you see this all written out Friday, Saturday, Sunday,
Speaker 5: I will throw this up on my story on my
Speaker 5: Instagram because putting all this together, it was a lot
Speaker 5: of trying to piece it together and there really wasn't
Speaker 5: one spot that had this lowdown.
Speaker 9: So I'll throw that up. If you're looking at.
Speaker 1: Meat raffles, you can't bury the meat raffle leap roh.
Speaker 1: So good.
Speaker 5: We do love we love the me So yeah, So
Speaker 5: there's the meat monks raffle happening tomorrow at four o'clock.
Speaker 5: So this is a perfect time too, because you know
Speaker 5: how I love a geriatric dinner. From four to six
Speaker 5: thirty p at Northern Row, this is your chance to
Speaker 5: get your prime cuts. Every ten minutes they're raffling off
Speaker 5: different types of meat and it's a buck, it's a dollar.
Speaker 5: And there is also another meat raffle from five to
Speaker 5: eight at Melotone Melotones, which is the old Taft mailhouse,
Speaker 5: so you have two chances for different meat.
Speaker 1: Rattles, meat raffles. Yeah, it was around here to meat
Speaker 1: raffles too. You sit there in the chant meat meat meat,
Speaker 1: and every hour they do a raffles.
Speaker 9: Great, oh man, it would allow me.
Speaker 5: You know, I'm so down for that because I feel
Speaker 5: like I don't know why this has been top of
Speaker 5: mind formulating.
Speaker 9: I've been googling like a cow and learning all the
Speaker 9: different types of the meat.
Speaker 1: This is the flying, this is the rump, this is
Speaker 1: the brisket. Yeah, yeah, you know where it's coming from. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know where it's comes from. So I'm we should
Speaker 1: have a tattoo on your forearm of the chart of
Speaker 1: you get that where it's all right, like it's a puzzle. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you do pig on the left and then you do
Speaker 1: the cown the right, and you always got it.
Speaker 9: It's perfect.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: Put your temperatures on there too, for like oh yeah,
Speaker 1: I always forget like one sixty five.
Speaker 9: Let me tell you that's the best investment.
Speaker 5: That would be so smart because I will say tattoo,
Speaker 5: but also buying a meat thermometer was the best eight
Speaker 5: dollars I ever.
Speaker 9: Spent in my life. Oh eight bucks whatever it was,
Speaker 9: it was under twenty end.
Speaker 1: I got a couple of Thermo pens. I got a meter,
Speaker 1: which is a wireless one.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, yeah, who can wait? If you get a tattooed,
Speaker 9: who cares you do?
Speaker 4: Right? You just know it.
Speaker 1: I will become a chef, you know it. I will
Speaker 1: have a professional chef. No, I just can't remember anything.
Speaker 1: I got all my notes.
Speaker 9: I have a lot of facts up here that are
Speaker 9: just carrying, right, I got.
Speaker 1: I got got me through school. Great, all your notes
Speaker 1: on your ted.
Speaker 9: Imagine if you went back to school too, and then
Speaker 9: what was that?
Speaker 1: It was like eighth grade chemistry exam, ma'am?
Speaker 9: Are you cheating?
Speaker 6: Good?
Speaker 1: That's good?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 1: From Boxfest too.
Speaker 9: Root Beer stand opening this.
Speaker 5: Okay, this is our transition season of your we If
Speaker 5: you've been hibernating because of the fog and the rain
Speaker 5: and the snow, you have absolutely no weekend, no reason
Speaker 5: to be hibernating this weekend because of the fact that
Speaker 5: everything is opening up, one of them.
Speaker 1: Being we got one dry day this weekend. Make use
Speaker 1: of it.
Speaker 2: I know, right.
Speaker 5: The root Beer Stand, it's opening tomorrow, March seventh. It's
Speaker 5: their sixty ninth season, so it has been around for
Speaker 5: a hot minute.
Speaker 9: If you have not been. It's in Sharonville.
Speaker 5: It's it's based off of like Sharonville was like a
Speaker 5: small railroad town back in the day. So this opened
Speaker 5: in nineteen fifty seven as an A and W franchise.
Speaker 5: I don't know if you knew that. And it sits
Speaker 5: on a well that's two hundred and eighty feet deep,
Speaker 5: so allegedly that's what gives the root beer fifty seven.
Speaker 1: Really, so they used the water from the well underneath there.
Speaker 9: Yeah, for the root beer.
Speaker 1: We's got a Matt Reese news story all over. We're
Speaker 1: gonna send Matt Reese out there. Hell, yes, he would
Speaker 1: love it. Stuff. Old white people love an W stand.
Speaker 1: And I love it too.
Speaker 9: Who does?
Speaker 1: Because they've got a cistern that sits on the counter
Speaker 1: and that's where the cold root beer comes from. That's
Speaker 1: like a like a I don't know if it's a
Speaker 1: well or a pump. I mean it's it's magical and
Speaker 1: the root beer.
Speaker 5: They're making the same thing since nineteen but that also
Speaker 5: includes their chili too.
Speaker 9: The recipe has been the same for that long as well.
Speaker 1: Get when you go.
Speaker 5: Oh, you got to get the cheese, like the foot
Speaker 5: long cheese coning and truthully, I'm pretty basic. When I go,
Speaker 5: I just get the big roopier mug of rupier and
Speaker 5: I will get the cheese coney every once in a while.
Speaker 1: Sugar, No, just get the regular regular roopier. Sometimes it's
Speaker 1: a real sugar and everything. Yeah, it's true sugar like
Speaker 1: drinking history.
Speaker 9: Don't take your glucose.
Speaker 1: It's fine, You're fine.
Speaker 5: If you're trying to go keto, this is not it.
Speaker 5: And they also have good shakes there. They have this
Speaker 5: Bobby's barbecue sandwich that's really good.
Speaker 1: I don't think they do no fries, right, I don't
Speaker 1: think chips. I don't care.
Speaker 9: I've never I can't remember ever getting I don't.
Speaker 1: Think I went the last I don't think I went
Speaker 1: last year year books. It's been a minute since I've been.
Speaker 9: Same, and I'm never on a mission to try to
Speaker 9: get fries there.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I get to Cheese Coney's before I'd had
Speaker 1: the fries. What do you get cheese coney Now do
Speaker 1: you take?
Speaker 9: Do you eat it there?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: At the count you got to sit at the counter.
Speaker 5: It's just it's it's such a great little date spot too,
Speaker 5: you're gonna go and hang out?
Speaker 9: Yeah, or Sharonville, Like the park isn't too far from there?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, right down? Yeah yeah, okay, so maybe that
Speaker 1: I know that the Whippy Dips are the Loveland Whippie
Speaker 1: Dip open I think last weekend.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so again tis this season Whippy Dips Zip Dip
Speaker 5: is opening two day right, Like, if you're not from Cincinnati,
Speaker 5: do you understand?
Speaker 9: Probably not.
Speaker 1: It's not soft, sir, no, although some places are, like
Speaker 1: there's a Whippy Dee near me, there's Whippy Dip, but
Speaker 1: it is creamie whip.
Speaker 9: Get it right, everybody, Let's say this at the same time.
Speaker 1: One two three, creamy Whip.
Speaker 6: Good.
Speaker 9: Now, go treat yourself this weekend because they're all starting
Speaker 9: to open because like put does.
Speaker 5: On the west side near Mount Airy Forest, you have
Speaker 5: Mount Washington, Creamy Whip Yep, you got the which holds
Speaker 5: in the nuts and bolts of Deer Park. You have
Speaker 5: Phubs and Hamilton. You have the Whippy Dew in Loveland. Yeah,
Speaker 5: there's the cone up in Macon.
Speaker 1: And then obviously get some pie across the street, slice
Speaker 1: a pie and the owner sell it. What the whip,
Speaker 1: Yeah they did, but that's still the same the last Yeah,
Speaker 1: I got the giant fiberglass cone. What's wrong with that it? Yeah,
Speaker 1: we got one. Amaz got them all over the place.
Speaker 9: So good.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So, I mean a lot of them do the same thing.
Speaker 5: But because you know Zipped Up is opening today, I
Speaker 5: figured we'd throw that nineteen fifty wow. And they still
Speaker 5: use the same machinery. They have the original Neon sign
Speaker 5: Like this is the spot where if you're a teenager
Speaker 5: you get your first job. Everything is old school, and
Speaker 5: that's I think that's why it works, right, I love it,
Speaker 5: ain't broke, don't fix it it. Yeah, here's here's something
Speaker 5: that I came across the other Obviously, you got all
Speaker 5: your classics when you go to these places like orangevanilla,
Speaker 5: twist cones, you know, hot fudge Sundays, all that.
Speaker 9: Soft serve and or creamy whip margarita.
Speaker 1: Do they have that there?
Speaker 9: No, but I'm gonna start pitching for.
Speaker 1: Why would you do that? Right, I'm frozen drink. Yeah, so.
Speaker 9: That's what a frozen margarita should.
Speaker 1: It's got but it's got to be a shake because
Speaker 1: you can't do it just the alcohol would not allowed
Speaker 1: that to work. You can't get that to a cone.
Speaker 2: Why not?
Speaker 1: Does it have alcohol in it?
Speaker 9: Yeah, you have to have alcohol in it.
Speaker 1: Well, it doesn't. I don't think you can make it
Speaker 1: solid enough to the cone. It just it'd be it's
Speaker 1: a liquid. Put it in a cell. I just said that.
Speaker 9: You said a shake like a cup. It's not the
Speaker 9: same as like soft serve.
Speaker 1: But I think it's not going to alcohol. If you
Speaker 1: have the alcohol content, it's not going to allow it
Speaker 1: to set up to be firm enough to it's just
Speaker 1: gonna be soupy.
Speaker 9: I'm going to look into this. I think it's a
Speaker 9: genius idea.
Speaker 1: I think it's chemistry is whether it is, well, I
Speaker 1: am not clearly a chemist, Okay, I mean I guess
Speaker 1: you have jeloish, but the jealous gelatin that's different. You
Speaker 1: could put gelatin in it. I guess it's a little
Speaker 1: bit of gelatine to set it up.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but like imagine having a soft serve, you know,
Speaker 9: with the spring.
Speaker 1: Maybe the gelatin in it. Okay, a little gelatin, but
Speaker 1: perhaps I don't know. I'm sure there's a chef that's
Speaker 1: yelling at their radio right now telling us about.
Speaker 9: Or they're like, we've already done this. Come visit this place.
Speaker 1: All the whippy dips are open. We got to get going.
Speaker 1: Alie Martin Local Loop this morning. You can see her
Speaker 1: trials and tribulations of drivers' licenses.
Speaker 9: I'm so stupid.
Speaker 1: If you bring a whimpy Depp, they'll let you through.
Speaker 9: They Oh that's the other thing.
Speaker 5: I've had people asking, Hey, what car are you going
Speaker 5: to drive? I'm like, I'm going to show up in
Speaker 5: my manual jeep to.
Speaker 9: Impress the.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 1: Yes. Well, premiumhip season is here and we are all
Speaker 1: better for it. You have a great weekend at Allie
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Speaker 1: The Scott's Loan Show seven hundred andety.
Speaker 4: Since then,