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Talking more about Suds, Pups, 0:00:29.840 --> 0:00:31.360 and Pints coming up this Saturday. 0:00:31.560 --> 0:00:35.340 Along with a few things you may want to kick your. 0:00:35.260 --> 0:00:38.120 Dog out of the bed. All right, very nice. Scott 0:00:38.140 --> 0:00:40.310 Maxwell joins us as well from the Orlando Sentinel. Five 0:00:40.330 --> 0:00:41.870 o'clock hour, we'll do some trivia. We'll end it up 0:00:41.890 --> 0:00:44.589 with Ross thoughts, and you heard it here first. Your calls, texts, 0:00:44.630 --> 0:00:46.810 and talkbacks all day long. Welcome to the show. I 0:00:46.950 --> 0:00:49.460 am Jim. To my left, my lovely and very dangerous co-host, Ms. 0:00:49.479 --> 0:00:49.780 Deb Roberts. 0:00:49.800 --> 0:00:50.120 Hello there. 0:00:50.140 --> 0:00:50.600 Straight ahead. 0:00:51.120 --> 0:00:54.880 Head producer Jack Bradshaw. Good afternoon. Comedy alien sauce pageant. 0:00:54.900 --> 0:00:56.120 I'm done licking envelopes. 0:00:56.140 --> 0:00:56.460 407-916-1041. 0:00:56.580 --> 0:01:02.340 Text us at 77031. Find us easily on social. Instagram, 0:01:02.360 --> 0:01:04.580 Facebook at The Jim Colbert Show. And X, just add 0:01:04.600 --> 0:01:07.500 Jim Colbert Show. And all day, every day at JimColbertLive.com. 0:01:07.940 --> 0:01:09.720 That's where you can watch us do the show live. 0:01:09.770 --> 0:01:12.670 Check us out right there on our little TV channel. 0:01:13.530 --> 0:01:15.509 Get involved with our question of the day. Get involved 0:01:15.550 --> 0:01:17.790 with the chat room. All that fun stuff. And if 0:01:17.810 --> 0:01:19.690 you want to send us a talk back that's getting 0:01:19.709 --> 0:01:21.630 your voice heard, that's easy as well. Just grab the 0:01:21.709 --> 0:01:23.449 iHeartRadio app. Go straight to Real Radio and use that 0:01:23.470 --> 0:01:24.729 mic to send your comment over to Jack and we'll 0:01:24.750 --> 0:01:26.410 get you on the air. Turn you into a superstar. 0:01:26.610 --> 0:01:29.980 You too can be a radio superstar. Oh, lucky. How 0:01:30.040 --> 0:01:33.300 are you guys doing? Fat and sassy. Fat and sassy. 0:01:33.380 --> 0:01:36.800 All right. I'm feeling eight. You're an eight out of ten? 0:01:36.959 --> 0:01:37.259 Yeah. 0:01:37.300 --> 0:01:39.339 I love this. You did some yard work again today. 0:01:39.480 --> 0:01:43.289 Yard work. I just house love. Yeah. 0:01:43.709 --> 0:01:45.690 It's the greatest thing that I own, so I need 0:01:45.709 --> 0:01:47.510 to take care of it. I ran two and. 0:01:47.450 --> 0:01:50.730 A half miles. I love this new passion for house 0:01:50.810 --> 0:01:52.190 stuff that you have. You and I had a good 0:01:52.220 --> 0:01:55.750 little conversation before the show today. Regarding house stuff, I 0:01:55.950 --> 0:01:57.730 love the fact that you're getting involved with this. This 0:01:57.830 --> 0:02:01.410 is really positive for you. Yeah, it just needs to happen. 0:02:01.710 --> 0:02:04.950 And once you recognize that the second you think you 0:02:04.990 --> 0:02:06.370 have any bit of a savings. 0:02:06.390 --> 0:02:07.170 You don't. You don't. 0:02:08.690 --> 0:02:10.510 Jackson, how was your day? Did you run today? I 0:02:10.570 --> 0:02:12.630 did not run today. I did a walk today, and 0:02:12.669 --> 0:02:16.400 I'm still trying to adjust to the new iOS 27. 0:02:16.400 --> 0:02:18.060 Oh, it downloaded? 0:02:18.570 --> 0:02:18.790 Yes. 0:02:19.919 --> 0:02:23.260 Like you what? Oh, it downloaded? Oh, I didn't know 0:02:23.300 --> 0:02:27.160 that was today. I forgot. Does it have Spanish now 0:02:27.220 --> 0:02:28.860 or something? What's up? It's not, everyone. 0:02:28.880 --> 0:02:31.810 Is it the battery slowdown like we talked about? 0:02:32.710 --> 0:02:36.429 Yeah, because what it's doing is it's using the AI 0:02:36.810 --> 0:02:39.970 in the phone to be able to index all of 0:02:40.030 --> 0:02:41.809 the stuff you have on your phone so it can 0:02:41.870 --> 0:02:44.120 help you Find the things on your phone. 0:02:44.130 --> 0:02:45.980 That's what it's telling us. 0:02:46.160 --> 0:02:46.720 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:02:46.760 --> 0:02:48.100 What's it actually? 0:02:48.139 --> 0:02:51.220 But over the few days of it indexing everything in 0:02:51.260 --> 0:02:55.320 your phone, that is using more power, more battery power. 0:02:55.460 --> 0:02:56.860 That's what they're doing. 0:02:56.880 --> 0:02:59.970 A lot of photo editing stuff that, you know, any 0:03:00.030 --> 0:03:01.989 Droid user will tell you, oh, they did that years 0:03:02.030 --> 0:03:02.650 ago on the Droid. 0:03:02.690 --> 0:03:05.750 Yeah, sure, yeah, yeah. But, you know, but it's fun. 0:03:05.770 --> 0:03:07.739 So is your battery life still the same? I find 0:03:07.750 --> 0:03:09.820 that mine is waning now. And I always thought it 0:03:09.840 --> 0:03:11.820 was one of those things that Apple got busted for 0:03:11.840 --> 0:03:14.870 where they're sending out some signal that's pinching my phone 0:03:14.930 --> 0:03:17.290 power because it seems like my phone runs out of power. 0:03:17.310 --> 0:03:20.329 No time now. Whereas before, it would last the entire day. Now, 0:03:20.350 --> 0:03:21.490 by the end of the show, I look over there, 0:03:21.550 --> 0:03:22.610 it's like 10%. 0:03:22.610 --> 0:03:22.910 Yeah. 0:03:23.160 --> 0:03:26.560 That's not Apple. That's every battery ever. No, it's not. 0:03:26.660 --> 0:03:27.359 Apple did this. 0:03:27.440 --> 0:03:31.419 Well, Apple was guilty of doing this with updates where 0:03:32.160 --> 0:03:34.920 they would not service the older phones. 0:03:35.260 --> 0:03:35.820 It's kind of that. 0:03:36.160 --> 0:03:39.560 planned obsolescence you know they they wanted you to get 0:03:39.580 --> 0:03:42.200 the new phone so they kind of boost that along 0:03:42.480 --> 0:03:46.250 but it also batteries naturally will degrade over time and 0:03:46.380 --> 0:03:48.530 how you charge is it mattered i know we did 0:03:48.560 --> 0:03:51.410 a whole segment years ago with code black right code 0:03:51.430 --> 0:03:54.510 black it talking about charging your battery and now i 0:03:54.530 --> 0:03:56.490 just read this article a couple weeks ago and i 0:03:56.790 --> 0:03:58.630 i made the change you can change it in your 0:03:58.690 --> 0:04:01.650 settings you only charge your battery to 80 that's the 0:04:01.690 --> 0:04:06.820 maximum and supposedly it's going to make the life of 0:04:06.840 --> 0:04:08.560 the battery last a lot longer. 0:04:09.100 --> 0:04:12.980 Also, I think the outcome of that whole Apple thing, 0:04:13.160 --> 0:04:15.690 and this is the argument that they dropped, and people 0:04:15.720 --> 0:04:18.170 might call me a sheep, but it completely makes sense, 0:04:18.250 --> 0:04:20.550 and I would expect other phones to do the same 0:04:20.610 --> 0:04:21.230 exact thing. 0:04:21.650 --> 0:04:25.070 Your battery is losing its power, right? 0:04:25.210 --> 0:04:25.489 Yes. 0:04:25.589 --> 0:04:27.370 Over a couple of years. Yeah, we know that because 0:04:27.390 --> 0:04:29.839 car batteries do it. Software goes ahead and. 0:04:30.110 --> 0:04:33.140 picks up on that and goes don't give it the 0:04:33.200 --> 0:04:36.159 same juice okay so all of a sudden you're like 0:04:36.180 --> 0:04:39.200 man my phone is going so slow right yeah going 0:04:39.220 --> 0:04:41.760 slower well it's because it's also the battery is weak 0:04:42.600 --> 0:04:45.430 i can get on board with that argument but that's 0:04:45.490 --> 0:04:47.430 also the floodgates are now open. 0:04:47.250 --> 0:04:49.490 Yeah well that's what i noticed with my laptop as 0:04:49.510 --> 0:04:51.110 well it starts running kind of wild i'll go oh 0:04:51.150 --> 0:04:52.669 i must be you know because it hasn't given me 0:04:52.710 --> 0:04:54.670 the signal now i'll look down i'll see my battery 0:04:54.690 --> 0:04:57.110 is And, of course, the minute you plug in, it 0:04:57.150 --> 0:04:59.690 runs fine. And that's why I always go, like, it's 0:04:59.730 --> 0:05:00.950 a battery everything. 0:05:01.610 --> 0:05:03.590 Have you ever seen a Tesla being sold for a 0:05:03.650 --> 0:05:05.690 great deal at 50,000 miles? 0:05:05.750 --> 0:05:09.260 Yeah. All right. 0:05:09.279 --> 0:05:09.460 407-916-1041. 0:05:09.520 --> 0:05:13.360 Text us at 77031. Man, we've got a lot of 0:05:13.380 --> 0:05:16.120 stuff going on on the show. Of course, this Saturday 0:05:16.180 --> 0:05:18.500 is such pups and pints. Daryl Payne from Pawfection Dog 0:05:18.520 --> 0:05:20.460 Training will be in today to talk about that. He's 0:05:20.480 --> 0:05:24.070 bringing a slew, a van full of dogs out there. 0:05:24.670 --> 0:05:26.590 to the event for everybody got to hang out with 0:05:26.630 --> 0:05:28.089 these are their service dogs. 0:05:28.310 --> 0:05:30.930 And they're you know they're in training so they they 0:05:30.990 --> 0:05:34.310 need this kind of um exposure to other people and. 0:05:34.210 --> 0:05:37.270 Dogs mutually beneficial absolutely. 0:05:36.620 --> 0:05:39.360 So like jack has been really good in mentioning you 0:05:39.400 --> 0:05:41.300 do not have to have a dog to come to 0:05:41.339 --> 0:05:43.400 suds pups and pints right it's a great event if 0:05:43.440 --> 0:05:44.700 you have a dog and you don't want to give 0:05:44.720 --> 0:05:46.599 your dog a bath this weekend we'll do it for 0:05:46.660 --> 0:05:49.020 you but if you just want some puppy love yeah 0:05:49.060 --> 0:05:50.599 come and join us we got all the puppy love 0:05:50.620 --> 0:05:51.240 you could need. 0:05:51.460 --> 0:05:54.900 That's uh yeah go ahead and On Sunspots and Pints, 0:05:55.060 --> 0:05:58.479 I was also going to recommend you need to clue Mr. 0:05:58.520 --> 0:06:01.720 Padgett in on the whole Talk Back Challenge that starts 0:06:01.820 --> 0:06:04.000 today for the next event. 0:06:04.080 --> 0:06:04.620 Yeah, yeah. 0:06:05.200 --> 0:06:07.480 So the next event is the October 6th, or excuse me, 0:06:07.480 --> 0:06:10.940 October 3rd event out at Sunset Walk Margaritaville Resort there 0:06:10.990 --> 0:06:13.190 where we're doing the Best Of Challenge. This is the 0:06:13.310 --> 0:06:17.930 signature edition, 12 restaurants serving you a little plate of 0:06:17.970 --> 0:06:21.080 food for only $ 20 for 12 restaurants. And the listener 0:06:21.120 --> 0:06:25.060 edition is now, is you, starting today, by the way, 0:06:25.160 --> 0:06:29.330 and we announced this yesterday, starting today, today, is, Ross, 0:06:29.370 --> 0:06:31.849 you make up a burger, right? And then the burger 0:06:32.190 --> 0:06:35.200 has to be the name. All right, and I'll explain. 0:06:35.240 --> 0:06:37.160 And this is just a little creativity. Oh, here we 0:06:37.180 --> 0:06:39.680 go again. A little creativity because remember last time we 0:06:39.700 --> 0:06:42.440 were like making it sexy, right? So the person who 0:06:42.490 --> 0:06:46.750 made their burger sound the most pornographic, we would reward 0:06:46.810 --> 0:06:48.930 them with an opportunity, right? Yep, those were the good 0:06:48.990 --> 0:06:52.330 old days. Yeah, this one's a little different. We've already 0:06:52.350 --> 0:06:53.750 done that a couple times. We're going to move on 0:06:53.770 --> 0:06:55.369 to something else, and I don't know how this will go. 0:06:55.390 --> 0:06:58.380 We may wind up right back into that boat next year, 0:06:58.400 --> 0:07:02.260 but this year it's this. So your burger name has 0:07:02.279 --> 0:07:07.000 to kind of explain what the burger is. Okay. Imagine 0:07:07.060 --> 0:07:08.360 if it was a JCS burger. 0:07:08.380 --> 0:07:08.900 Okay. 0:07:09.200 --> 0:07:12.880 It would be two delicious Deb buns with a Slim 0:07:12.940 --> 0:07:16.730 Jim patty, peppered Jack Bradshaw cheese with some raw sauce. 0:07:17.370 --> 0:07:19.450 Look at that, right? 0:07:19.550 --> 0:07:22.470 What's wild is that we're supposed to not think that 0:07:22.550 --> 0:07:24.050 has any innuendo. 0:07:26.680 --> 0:07:29.120 Go back to Deb's buns? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Exactly. You 0:07:29.720 --> 0:07:31.800 sure it's a Slim Jim, Patty? But you can make 0:07:32.100 --> 0:07:35.200 it whatever you want. If you're a big Star Trek fan, 0:07:35.220 --> 0:07:36.640 make it a Star Trek burger and then make the 0:07:36.700 --> 0:07:38.860 name around what that is or whatever. And the most 0:07:38.920 --> 0:07:41.160 creative ones, we're going to pick three of those, and 0:07:41.200 --> 0:07:44.380 they get the opportunity to battle it out to make 0:07:44.520 --> 0:07:46.430 us a burger. We choose the burger that wins. And 0:07:46.450 --> 0:07:48.890 that winner not only wins this badass trophy, but wins 0:07:48.930 --> 0:07:53.590 a weekend for two out there at Margaritaville, which is badass, 0:07:53.650 --> 0:07:55.530 by the way. It's so much fun. You talk about 0:07:55.570 --> 0:07:58.030 a great little getaway for the family with the water 0:07:58.070 --> 0:08:00.870 park right there, the restaurants, the theater. All the cool 0:08:00.910 --> 0:08:04.270 stuff to do on the promenade. The properties are beautiful. 0:08:04.560 --> 0:08:06.700 So I'm telling you, man, this is a cool-ass prize, 0:08:07.020 --> 0:08:08.340 and that's all you have to do. This is going 0:08:08.360 --> 0:08:11.160 to be via talkback. So today throughout the show, if 0:08:11.200 --> 0:08:13.600 you have an idea for a burger that's creative exactly 0:08:13.620 --> 0:08:16.080 like I explained, leave a talkback with that burger, and 0:08:16.140 --> 0:08:17.860 you will be in the running. It's that easy. 0:08:18.200 --> 0:08:22.400 Yeah, so we need three contestants. So today we'll pick one, tomorrow, 0:08:22.440 --> 0:08:24.880 and then Friday we'll pick a third contestant. And if 0:08:24.930 --> 0:08:28.050 you want details in what's included in the ingredients, you 0:08:28.070 --> 0:08:32.030 can go to our website at realradio.fm slash sunset. 0:08:32.110 --> 0:08:34.130 Exactly. And the cool thing about that list is it's 0:08:34.190 --> 0:08:37.390 the basic list of hamburger stuff. If you have something 0:08:37.410 --> 0:08:39.739 that you can bring from home, a special cheese you 0:08:39.760 --> 0:08:44.020 want to use, a sauce, chili, whatever the case may be, 0:08:44.040 --> 0:08:46.700 we'll allow you to add that to this list. But 0:08:46.740 --> 0:08:49.180 that's the list you're starting with as of right now. 0:08:50.020 --> 0:08:52.380 And the other important thing is that You're not going 0:08:52.400 --> 0:08:54.800 to have to make four separate burgers. 0:08:54.820 --> 0:08:56.040 No, no. You're going to make one and we're going 0:08:56.059 --> 0:08:57.160 to cut it in quarters. One burger and we're going 0:08:57.179 --> 0:08:59.500 to cut it in quarters. That's right. That's right. And 0:08:59.520 --> 0:09:01.900 we've had some bangers. Like I said yesterday, the first 0:09:01.920 --> 0:09:03.840 year we did this, our friend Angela made a burger 0:09:04.179 --> 0:09:08.120 that I would eat every weekend. It was absolutely exceptionally good. 0:09:08.660 --> 0:09:11.370 It was awesome. Yeah, it was. We've had some really 0:09:11.410 --> 0:09:14.010 surprisingly good food made by our listeners. Well, we've had 0:09:14.030 --> 0:09:16.170 some swings and misses. Yeah, we've had some misses as well, 0:09:16.190 --> 0:09:19.070 but we've also had some real positives. Everyone that's won, 0:09:19.370 --> 0:09:20.290 the dish has been great. 0:09:20.710 --> 0:09:20.830 Yep. 0:09:21.830 --> 0:09:24.030 So we're doing that again. So, again, we'll take those 0:09:24.210 --> 0:09:26.650 all day today, tomorrow, and Friday. And, of course, next week, 0:09:27.190 --> 0:09:29.990 we will do the live broadcast down there Friday. And then, 0:09:30.010 --> 0:09:32.410 of course, Saturday will be the big event that we're 0:09:32.429 --> 0:09:33.110 all looking forward to. 0:09:34.010 --> 0:09:34.290 Ta-da! 0:09:34.309 --> 0:09:37.890 Put it in until then. Suds, pups, and pints, baby. Suds, pups, 0:09:38.530 --> 0:09:40.550 and pints. Yeah, so we did decide. 0:09:40.570 --> 0:09:42.870 So what we're going to do is if you're going 0:09:42.890 --> 0:09:45.510 to be coming to Suds, Pups, and Pints solely for 0:09:45.550 --> 0:09:49.319 the pleasure of sending one Jim Colbert into the dunk tank. 0:09:49.360 --> 0:09:52.059 Okay. Do we have an executive decision on this? Yeah, 0:09:52.080 --> 0:09:54.020 we do. What we're going to be doing is selling tickets. 0:09:54.100 --> 0:09:56.540 So at the same registration table where you will go 0:09:56.620 --> 0:09:58.890 to pay for your dog to get a bath, we 0:09:58.910 --> 0:10:02.960 will have a separate role available. tickets just for the 0:10:02.980 --> 0:10:06.810 dunk tank, $ 5 a ball. And thanks to both Target 0:10:06.890 --> 0:10:09.630 and Lowe's for providing volunteers for that day, we'll have 0:10:09.730 --> 0:10:12.270 a volunteer who will collect the tickets and run back 0:10:12.309 --> 0:10:12.650 and forth. 0:10:13.110 --> 0:10:17.370 To collect the balls. Is that because I didn't snicker? 0:10:19.429 --> 0:10:21.260 So they have to collect my balls and then take 0:10:21.280 --> 0:10:27.390 them back. No way that was going to make it. 0:10:27.450 --> 0:10:29.330 No way possible you're making it through that. 0:10:29.390 --> 0:10:32.510 But, I mean, $ 5, you got kids who maybe bring some, 0:10:33.010 --> 0:10:34.330 you know, their allowance money. 0:10:34.490 --> 0:10:38.360 Oh, sure, yeah, yeah. Because that's what every six-year-old is 0:10:38.380 --> 0:10:40.520 doing right now. Oh, damn that Colbert. 0:10:40.700 --> 0:10:43.740 I'm going to take $ 5 of my allowance money. 0:10:44.020 --> 0:10:45.979 Jack, here's what it's going to be. The dad can't 0:10:46.000 --> 0:10:49.130 make the throw. But they've got a little leaguer that 0:10:49.170 --> 0:10:50.860 may be able to make that throw. And they'll make 0:10:50.880 --> 0:10:54.880 him pay. It's going to be a real family bonding experience. 0:10:54.900 --> 0:10:56.760 I could see a lot of kids not like you. 0:10:57.000 --> 0:11:00.060 Can I tell you, they'll have to fight my kids 0:11:00.160 --> 0:11:02.360 out for the position. I think my kids will be 0:11:02.380 --> 0:11:03.090 first in line. 0:11:03.330 --> 0:11:05.449 Tell me you wouldn't cast that guy as the new 0:11:05.530 --> 0:11:07.030 villain against Dennis the Menace. 0:11:07.230 --> 0:11:11.370 Yeah, I'm a Batman bad guy. Dude, I've got to 0:11:11.390 --> 0:11:13.489 tell you, speaking of Batman bad guys, you guys saw 0:11:13.530 --> 0:11:17.800 today that Harvey Weinstein got Got sentenced to 15 more years. 0:11:17.820 --> 0:11:19.870 Did you have that? No, I did not. Yeah, 15 0:11:19.870 --> 0:11:23.770 more years for sexual assault, right? They're showing photographs of 0:11:23.809 --> 0:11:26.790 him in the courtroom. I got to tell you, dude, 0:11:27.210 --> 0:11:31.010 that guy was born a Batman bad guy. He is 0:11:31.070 --> 0:11:33.550 a Marvel bad guy. This guy's face is a mess. 0:11:33.730 --> 0:11:36.590 He looks like a henchman. He does look like a henchman. Really? 0:11:36.690 --> 0:11:37.330 No reason. 0:11:37.890 --> 0:11:40.130 He would have to be famous and wealthy and in 0:11:40.190 --> 0:11:41.910 a position to force people to have sex with him. 0:11:42.110 --> 0:11:44.850 There's no way anyone voluntarily would sleep with that monster. 0:11:45.350 --> 0:11:48.350 He is a beast, dude. Oh, my gosh. Yeah, he does. 0:11:48.429 --> 0:11:50.390 How bad is that photograph? I mean, Jack can finally 0:11:50.410 --> 0:11:51.810 try to put it up if he wants, but it is. 0:11:51.830 --> 0:11:56.270 He looks terrible. It's so ominously bad. He already started 0:11:56.360 --> 0:11:59.079 out being like a really unattractive guy. Not only just 0:11:59.100 --> 0:12:02.780 his personality, but it's just his being. But he looks 0:12:02.820 --> 0:12:04.319 like one of these henchmen that you would see in 0:12:04.360 --> 0:12:07.880 a Marvel movie. You know, it's just awful. One of 0:12:07.940 --> 0:12:08.540 my favorite. 0:12:08.679 --> 0:12:11.319 I always wanted to see this done to Weinstein is 0:12:11.360 --> 0:12:14.900 when Batman is holding one of the bad like Italian mobsters. 0:12:15.290 --> 0:12:19.500 And he goes, hey, advice, Batman, next time you do this, 0:12:19.620 --> 0:12:21.520 taller height, this isn't going to hurt me. 0:12:21.559 --> 0:12:23.260 This isn't going to kill me. And he goes, that's 0:12:23.300 --> 0:12:25.079 what I planned. And then he drops him. 0:12:25.500 --> 0:12:27.790 I want to see Weinstein dropped from the side of 0:12:27.809 --> 0:12:28.890 a building from Batman. 0:12:29.010 --> 0:12:29.729 All right, 407-916-1041, text 77031. 0:12:29.710 --> 0:12:31.550 We get to try the chicken and waffles Oreo today. 0:12:36.630 --> 0:12:38.429 Who do we have to thank for that? It's always 0:12:38.670 --> 0:12:39.980 anything Oreo you thank Angel. 0:12:40.000 --> 0:12:42.599 It's Angel. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He's got a connection. I 0:12:42.640 --> 0:12:44.740 don't know who the connection is. I don't know if 0:12:44.780 --> 0:12:47.020 he's revealed it publicly. He got an Oreo plug. 0:12:47.059 --> 0:12:47.600 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:12:47.640 --> 0:12:50.560 But he unveiled that today. Yeah, yeah. And it was 0:12:50.600 --> 0:12:52.660 chicken and waffles. Yeah, that's an interesting one. Not so 0:12:52.679 --> 0:12:54.880 much on the chicken part. I mean, I didn't get 0:12:54.920 --> 0:12:57.300 much chicken in there, but the waffle flavor was pretty good. 0:12:57.420 --> 0:12:57.689 Yeah. 0:12:57.750 --> 0:13:00.990 The syrup, butter kind of thing. Yes. Definitely had that maple. 0:13:01.130 --> 0:13:01.470 Yeah, yeah. 0:13:01.490 --> 0:13:03.210 Yeah, it tasted like a graham cracker a little bit. 0:13:03.230 --> 0:13:03.550 Yeah, yeah. 0:13:04.030 --> 0:13:06.400 Some toast crunch. Yeah, a little bit of Toast Crunch. 0:13:06.420 --> 0:13:07.400 Weinstein's a falcone. 0:13:07.540 --> 0:13:07.740 Sorry. 0:13:07.760 --> 0:13:10.250 Yeah, he is a falcone. You got me all wild up. Yeah, 0:13:10.260 --> 0:13:12.230 blow up one of those pictures, Jack. Can you select 0:13:12.270 --> 0:13:14.230 one of them, make it a little bigger? Let's see 0:13:14.250 --> 0:13:17.189 what happens. Yeah, let's see what happens. Oh, my God, 0:13:17.210 --> 0:13:20.210 he's coming at me. Look at that guy. Oh, my God, 0:13:20.230 --> 0:13:24.520 what a beast. Anyway, 15 more years for that fellow. 0:13:24.580 --> 0:13:27.240 All right, 407-916-1041, text 77031. We do have a lot 0:13:27.260 --> 0:13:29.439 of fun stuff to talk about today. Deb got some news. 0:13:29.540 --> 0:13:34.840 Yeah, the tides are a-turning. Byron Donald's website removes references 0:13:34.900 --> 0:13:38.660 to Trump. A woman wrongfully arrested for a fatal crash 0:13:38.720 --> 0:13:42.320 testifies on flock cameras. And a woman wakes up to 0:13:42.380 --> 0:13:46.270 find an intruder doing this in her home. We'll talk 0:13:46.330 --> 0:13:48.370 about that and more coming up next during JCS News. 0:13:48.390 --> 0:13:49.670 All right, let's take a little break. We'll come back 0:13:49.690 --> 0:13:51.350 and get Deb's news and continue on with the Jim 0:13:51.370 --> 0:13:51.990 Colbert Show. 0:13:53.530 --> 0:13:55.970 Hey, JCS crew, happy Wednesday. 0:13:56.070 --> 0:14:01.839 Hey, this is Paul in Ormond. Hey, Ross Patrick, I 0:14:01.920 --> 0:14:03.140 wish you all the best, man. 0:14:03.200 --> 0:14:07.179 You are a superstar on the make. What time and 0:14:07.220 --> 0:14:11.339 what place on the 26th. Please send it over there. 0:14:11.360 --> 0:14:13.880 I hope you get some business. You are a fantastic 0:14:13.920 --> 0:14:16.179 comedian and a pleasure to talk to. 0:14:16.679 --> 0:14:18.559 Can't wait to see the show. You guys have a 0:14:18.610 --> 0:14:19.050 great day. 0:14:19.130 --> 0:14:19.420 See you. 0:14:20.850 --> 0:14:24.610 Thank you, buddy. Appreciate that. I'm saying that for Ross 0:14:24.650 --> 0:14:28.100 because he did. No kidding. What do you guys think 0:14:28.140 --> 0:14:32.120 about my new impression? I left that. Welcome back to 0:14:32.160 --> 0:14:34.920 the Jim Corbett Show. We're already at 104.1. I am Jim. 0:14:34.990 --> 0:14:37.750 Jack and Ross sit right over there. And Deb has 0:14:37.770 --> 0:14:38.050 your news. 0:14:39.780 --> 0:14:41.370 It's time for JCS News. 0:14:41.450 --> 0:14:41.520 Wow. 0:14:41.540 --> 0:14:45.670 Has this guy got to put his name on everything? 0:14:45.750 --> 0:14:47.070 It's in my contract, dude. 0:14:47.170 --> 0:14:49.990 Here's the news on the Jim Colbert Show. 0:14:50.210 --> 0:14:53.290 And JCS News is brought to you by that mortgage guy, Don. 0:14:53.340 --> 0:14:55.460 And that means you no longer get to complain about 0:14:55.480 --> 0:14:57.360 the guy who leaves the talk back with the farts. 0:14:57.500 --> 0:14:57.840 Okay. 0:14:57.960 --> 0:14:58.220 Yeah. 0:14:58.280 --> 0:14:58.520 Okay. 0:14:58.880 --> 0:14:59.100 All right. 0:14:59.120 --> 0:15:02.400 The Republican candidate for the governor of Florida has removed 0:15:02.460 --> 0:15:06.450 all references to President Trump from his campaign website. The 0:15:06.490 --> 0:15:10.530 Miami Herald says Byron Donald's website was previously dominated by 0:15:10.610 --> 0:15:13.850 Trump endorsements, but all of those mentions were removed in 0:15:13.870 --> 0:15:17.740 an update this week, including a photo of Donald's posing 0:15:17.770 --> 0:15:20.960 with Trump. The website also used to say that Donald's 0:15:21.000 --> 0:15:23.900 top priority once elected governor would be, quote, to enact 0:15:23.940 --> 0:15:28.500 the Trump agenda, end quote. That has been replaced with, quote, affordability, 0:15:28.660 --> 0:15:33.030 end quote. Recent polls show Trump's approval ratings hitting record lows. 0:15:34.080 --> 0:15:37.140 Florida Attorney General James Uthmeyer is ramping up his fight 0:15:37.160 --> 0:15:40.020 with the New York Times. Uthmeyer has filed a petition 0:15:40.120 --> 0:15:44.080 seeking to inspect the Times corporate books and records on 0:15:44.120 --> 0:15:45.860 behalf of retirees. 0:15:46.180 --> 0:15:49.870 We recently announced that we're investigating this and looking into 0:15:49.890 --> 0:15:52.930 a situation where they had to make countless number of 0:15:53.030 --> 0:15:55.050 retractions in certain reporting. 0:15:55.640 --> 0:15:59.810 Florida's pension fund owns about 160,000 shares of the New 0:15:59.830 --> 0:16:03.590 York Times company. He says disputed coverage over Israel after 0:16:03.650 --> 0:16:07.950 October 7th could damage the company's reputation and potentially hurt 0:16:07.990 --> 0:16:11.730 the value of Florida's investment. The Times calls this an 0:16:11.790 --> 0:16:14.010 attempt to diminish First Amendment rights. 0:16:14.150 --> 0:16:15.780 Yeah, this goes back to the thing where they tried 0:16:15.800 --> 0:16:20.160 to start a big fight with Target, and I wrote 0:16:20.260 --> 0:16:23.440 the attorney general twice, actually, and said, well, are you 0:16:23.540 --> 0:16:27.520 paying as much attention to Tesla? And their stock dropped 0:16:27.560 --> 0:16:30.180 as they were going through the Doge thing, never received 0:16:30.220 --> 0:16:33.450 a response twice. These are the kind of culture fights 0:16:33.470 --> 0:16:36.229 that get kind of weird for us because they will 0:16:36.350 --> 0:16:39.110 investigate and go ham on one side of this thing, 0:16:39.150 --> 0:16:40.950 but again– When you look at companies that could be 0:16:40.990 --> 0:16:44.230 affecting it that happen to support Republican parties, that doesn't 0:16:44.270 --> 0:16:47.130 really get investigated as much, and that's very frustrating for me. Oh, 0:16:47.630 --> 0:16:49.790 I think for everyone. He's the attorney general for Florida, 0:16:49.820 --> 0:16:52.480 not for Republican Florida, not for Democrat Florida. He's supposed 0:16:52.500 --> 0:16:54.280 to be– and if you're going to investigate one side 0:16:54.300 --> 0:16:56.880 of this equation, it's only fair you do the other side, 0:16:56.920 --> 0:16:59.520 but I haven't heard a word about that. Well, agreed 0:16:59.580 --> 0:17:01.060 on that, right? Yeah, keep it fair. 0:17:01.680 --> 0:17:04.619 Speaking of Florida's workers, the minimum wage is about to 0:17:04.660 --> 0:17:07.480 go up in Florida, and some business owners are warning 0:17:07.530 --> 0:17:10.730 they may have to raise their prices. Next Wednesday, the 0:17:10.770 --> 0:17:12.830 minimum wage will go up $ 1 to $ 15 an hour 0:17:12.850 --> 0:17:15.879 for non-tipped workers and just under $ 12 for tipped workers. 0:17:19.820 --> 0:17:23.160 Collier Merrill owns several restaurants in Pensacola, and he says 0:17:23.260 --> 0:17:25.679 if some workers are getting raises, then everyone's going to 0:17:25.720 --> 0:17:30.899 want one. He estimates an $ 800, 000 increase to his payroll alone. 0:17:31.560 --> 0:17:35.359 University of West Florida economics professor Rick Harper warns raising 0:17:35.400 --> 0:17:39.070 the minimum wage could actually end up hurting those it's 0:17:39.130 --> 0:17:39.890 designed to help. 0:17:42.109 --> 0:17:43.510 Hey, if they can try making it. 0:17:43.490 --> 0:17:45.310 Work on whatever they're making minimum wage, right? 0:17:46.140 --> 0:17:46.600 All right. 0:17:46.619 --> 0:17:49.629 Speaking of other ways of saving money, Florida homeowners are 0:17:49.670 --> 0:17:52.730 in line for significant rate decreases. This was the story 0:17:52.780 --> 0:17:55.159 I was laughing at when I was putting the news together. 0:17:56.290 --> 0:17:58.930 because we're going to be having a very interesting conversation 0:17:58.970 --> 0:18:01.750 about homeowners insurance with Scott Maxwell. 0:18:01.930 --> 0:18:04.430 Yeah, yeah. Later on in the 4 o'clock hour. 0:18:04.490 --> 0:18:08.419 So that's what Insurance Commissioner Mike Yawarski said yesterday. He 0:18:08.480 --> 0:18:12.580 says the Office of Insurance Regulation, or OIR, has approved 0:18:12.720 --> 0:18:17.910 significant rate decreases affecting over 60,000 policies. Four companies that 0:18:17.950 --> 0:18:21.910 recently had rate decreases approved were One Alliance North America, 0:18:22.580 --> 0:18:28.639 Safe Harbor, Unique, and VIRD, V-I-R-D. Yawarski also says the 0:18:28.760 --> 0:18:32.129 OIR is receiving a flood of rate cut or zero 0:18:32.190 --> 0:18:36.010 increase requests that are currently pending review. He adds that 0:18:36.050 --> 0:18:39.670 this is great news for Floridians and OIR will expedite 0:18:39.710 --> 0:18:43.689 reviews of rate filings to ensure Floridians feel it in 0:18:43.750 --> 0:18:44.550 their pockets. 0:18:44.890 --> 0:18:49.430 Wow. I love how active things get before an election. 0:18:49.490 --> 0:18:50.190 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:18:50.210 --> 0:18:50.780 It's funny, right? 0:18:51.040 --> 0:18:54.120 Or when, you know, the Orlando Sentinel and the Miami 0:18:54.140 --> 0:18:55.680 Herald end up writing that report. 0:18:55.720 --> 0:18:57.280 We talked about it earlier this week. 0:18:57.300 --> 0:18:57.659 Yeah. 0:18:57.740 --> 0:19:00.620 That the Florida Senate is fuming about this report, about 0:19:00.660 --> 0:19:04.110 how hard the state fights to hide just how much 0:19:04.200 --> 0:19:06.109 money insurance companies make. 0:19:06.230 --> 0:19:09.200 When you hear that, when you... Please listen to Scott Maxwell, 0:19:09.280 --> 0:19:11.220 our segment with Scott today. When you hear what's been 0:19:11.260 --> 0:19:13.669 happening in Florida, you are not going to believe it. 0:19:13.670 --> 0:19:15.330 I mean, the Senate, was it the Senate who tried 0:19:15.369 --> 0:19:15.810 to sue? 0:19:15.830 --> 0:19:18.909 The Florida Senate is threatening legal action against both of 0:19:18.990 --> 0:19:22.750 those newspapers to get them to retract the information. 0:19:22.770 --> 0:19:26.800 That's how quiet they want it. And when you hear why, 0:19:26.840 --> 0:19:27.440 you'll know why. 0:19:27.540 --> 0:19:30.480 And now you know why they're going after property taxes 0:19:30.540 --> 0:19:34.260 because they can't afford to go after the property insurance. 0:19:34.300 --> 0:19:36.810 This whole Amendment 3, all of this will come around 0:19:36.830 --> 0:19:39.150 when you hear the story today when Scott Maxwell lays 0:19:39.190 --> 0:19:41.490 this thing out of what insurance companies have been doing 0:19:41.530 --> 0:19:44.889 here in Florida with the help of legislators to hide 0:19:45.050 --> 0:19:47.899 profits so they can claim poor mouth and continue to 0:19:47.940 --> 0:19:51.000 charge exorbitant amounts of money. For insurance in the state 0:19:51.020 --> 0:19:52.280 of Florida, when you hear it, you're going to lose 0:19:52.300 --> 0:19:54.590 your mind. But let's go after property taxes. But that's 0:19:54.619 --> 0:19:55.570 exactly what the problem is. 0:19:55.670 --> 0:19:55.889 Of course. 0:19:55.910 --> 0:19:58.369 They want to try to provide the relief for property taxes, 0:19:58.390 --> 0:20:01.330 which is going to decimate small communities. All communities. That 0:20:01.350 --> 0:20:04.929 don't have any industry to create revenue with. They do 0:20:04.950 --> 0:20:07.440 it solely with property tax. One of the reasons we've 0:20:07.460 --> 0:20:10.260 been against Amendment 3, because we kind of understand what's 0:20:10.280 --> 0:20:12.760 going to happen. I mean, you look at the simple 0:20:12.800 --> 0:20:14.280 part of it. Yes, you're going to have some more 0:20:14.320 --> 0:20:16.179 money in your pocket. But the other part of it 0:20:16.280 --> 0:20:18.060 is going to take away from the community at the rate. 0:20:18.119 --> 0:20:19.720 I don't think it's going to pick up and kind 0:20:19.790 --> 0:20:21.570 of cover what you think is going to be happening. 0:20:22.010 --> 0:20:24.730 And that includes, first and foremost, police and fire, which 0:20:24.770 --> 0:20:26.430 a lot of people think is going to be covered. 0:20:26.950 --> 0:20:29.490 Oh, I have a feeling some pretty important people are 0:20:29.510 --> 0:20:30.690 going to be listening to. 0:20:30.570 --> 0:20:32.770 The Jim Colbert show. Interesting to me, man. 0:20:33.380 --> 0:20:36.700 US senators are hearing today about how flock cameras led 0:20:36.740 --> 0:20:39.919 investigators to arrest the wrong driver for a crash in 0:20:39.940 --> 0:20:44.600 Volusia County. Flagler County's Lindsay Isaacs is testifying before the 0:20:44.640 --> 0:20:49.160 Judiciary Committee's Subcommittee on Crime and Terrorism. Lawmakers are conducting 0:20:49.220 --> 0:20:52.800 a hearing about flock cameras as we speak. Isaac blames 0:20:52.880 --> 0:20:56.640 a flock camera for falsely identifying her SUV as being 0:20:56.680 --> 0:20:59.480 involved in a deadly crash last year in Deberry that 0:20:59.540 --> 0:21:02.940 killed three people. And she tells Fox 35 she spent 0:21:02.980 --> 0:21:04.990 nearly two weeks in jail. 0:21:05.010 --> 0:21:08.109 It was the worst 13 days of my life. 0:21:08.270 --> 0:21:09.649 I wouldn't wish it on anyone. 0:21:09.970 --> 0:21:13.310 She was arrested five months ago and spent, again, almost 0:21:13.369 --> 0:21:16.990 two weeks in jail before investigators realized they made a mistake. 0:21:17.090 --> 0:21:17.629 A.K.A. 0:21:17.670 --> 0:21:19.970 Her lawyer was like, yeah, that's her vehicle. 0:21:20.380 --> 0:21:21.840 Tell me if you can find any damage. 0:21:21.940 --> 0:21:22.360 Right, yeah. 0:21:22.440 --> 0:21:26.480 Because anybody who sideswipes a couple vehicles and causes three 0:21:26.520 --> 0:21:28.400 people to lose their lives, there's going to be some 0:21:28.420 --> 0:21:29.560 damage on your vehicle. 0:21:30.000 --> 0:21:31.920 No damage. Yeah, there's a famous video of a young 0:21:31.940 --> 0:21:33.770 guy that they did the same thing with. They claimed 0:21:33.790 --> 0:21:34.990 that he was in a wreck, but he wasn't even 0:21:35.010 --> 0:21:38.270 in the same state. And they interrogated this guy for 0:21:38.290 --> 0:21:41.570 like eight hours. In the last two hours, it was 0:21:41.730 --> 0:21:43.910 kind of commonly known the cops knew that it wasn't him. 0:21:44.070 --> 0:21:46.630 But they continued to press because they were already knee 0:21:46.650 --> 0:21:47.929 deep in it. They were already in it. It was 0:21:47.970 --> 0:21:49.580 a bad situation. And the guy was like, look, man, 0:21:49.600 --> 0:21:51.379 I wasn't even in the state. I can prove it. 0:21:51.780 --> 0:21:53.560 And they didn't even listen. It was so crazy. 0:21:53.720 --> 0:21:56.900 Well, they ended up dropping the charges and arresting someone else. 0:21:57.100 --> 0:22:00.100 Isaac's no surprise here is suing the FHP. 0:22:00.240 --> 0:22:02.770 There was a time where I used to believe that 0:22:02.810 --> 0:22:05.070 as soon as law enforcement would realize they had the 0:22:05.090 --> 0:22:07.950 wrong person... They would let that person go. 0:22:07.990 --> 0:22:09.090 Yeah, exactly. 0:22:09.290 --> 0:22:11.920 But then when you say, oh, no, that we have 0:22:11.940 --> 0:22:16.100 to continue and like prosecutors as well, where it's like, right. 0:22:16.119 --> 0:22:16.320 Yeah. 0:22:16.380 --> 0:22:16.580 Nope. 0:22:16.660 --> 0:22:19.960 Nope. That'll affect my record negatively. I'm sorry. 0:22:20.000 --> 0:22:20.240 What? 0:22:20.359 --> 0:22:23.929 Exactly. Exactly. We're prosecuting innocent people, people, you know, to 0:22:23.970 --> 0:22:26.530 be innocent. Who's this? Who's this really about? 0:22:27.230 --> 0:22:30.409 Florida drivers, meanwhile, are seeing gas prices move higher again 0:22:30.570 --> 0:22:33.160 after they dipped over the past several days. AAA says 0:22:33.200 --> 0:22:37.440 the statewide average for regular gas rose 5 cents overnight 0:22:37.500 --> 0:22:39.200 to $ 4. 0:22:38.920 --> 0:22:41.480 29 a gallon. Paid $ 4. 49 this morning for gas. 0:22:41.520 --> 0:22:45.550 Yeah, prices range from a high of $ 4. 57 a gallon 0:22:45.670 --> 0:22:52.869 in Monroe County, that's down in the Keys, to $ 4. 03 0:22:49.510 --> 0:22:52.690 in Gulf County in the Panhandle. Diesel is moving in 0:22:52.730 --> 0:22:56.770 the opposite direction, with the Florida average slipping $ 0. 03 to 0:22:56.770 --> 0:22:59.290 $ 6. 23 a gallon. Truckers, celebrate that. 0:23:00.190 --> 0:23:00.620 Yay! 0:23:00.630 --> 0:23:04.159 All right, a Largo man is suing Publix and a 0:23:04.240 --> 0:23:07.740 South Florida food distributor claiming his wife died after eating 0:23:08.540 --> 0:23:11.460 recalled frozen blueberries contaminated with E. 0:23:11.500 --> 0:23:11.900 Coli. 0:23:12.520 --> 0:23:15.810 The Tampa Bay Times reports the suit alleges Carla Mullins 0:23:15.869 --> 0:23:18.970 died in June after she and another family member became 0:23:19.090 --> 0:23:23.810 sick from berries sold under the public's GreenWise label. The 0:23:23.850 --> 0:23:27.670 suit alleges the contaminated product was supplied by Coral Gables-based 0:23:27.790 --> 0:23:31.629 Quirch Foods and seeks damages for wrongful death and negligence. 0:23:32.070 --> 0:23:35.320 Federal health officials have since declared the outbreak over, but 0:23:35.380 --> 0:23:38.879 consumers are still being urged to check for recalled frozen 0:23:38.900 --> 0:23:42.280 berry products. And again, it started with Publix Frozen Organic. 0:23:42.859 --> 0:23:45.420 Green wise blueberries, but then it moved over to a 0:23:45.540 --> 0:23:46.600 mixed berry as well. 0:23:46.640 --> 0:23:48.520 Yeah, yeah. And if you look today, there's a recall 0:23:48.780 --> 0:23:52.590 on beef, goat meat, and another thing. And what you 0:23:52.609 --> 0:23:55.129 have to pay attention to is the level of– the 0:23:55.210 --> 0:24:01.460 height of level of– What level of the– Yeah, a 0:24:01.480 --> 0:24:03.550 danger that could be involved because if you remember, the 0:24:03.570 --> 0:24:06.310 blueberries got the highest level. It was the highest level 0:24:06.330 --> 0:24:09.570 of danger. You do not eat under any circumstances. If 0:24:09.609 --> 0:24:11.949 you even think, throw it away. And the same thing 0:24:11.970 --> 0:24:14.200 just came out with this group of meat that was just– Yeah, 0:24:14.220 --> 0:24:15.500 you don't want to take those chances. 0:24:15.560 --> 0:24:18.160 I'm just glad we did not make any doge cuts 0:24:18.240 --> 0:24:20.139 to food inspection. 0:24:19.500 --> 0:24:21.399 In the FDA. Absolutely. 0:24:22.220 --> 0:24:22.580 All right. 0:24:22.740 --> 0:24:25.330 Also on the Gulf Coast, this is a really sad 0:24:25.380 --> 0:24:29.730 story on the Gulf Coast. Suicide is suspected in the 0:24:29.750 --> 0:24:34.010 death of a Polk County government employee accused of video voyeurism. 0:24:34.470 --> 0:24:38.080 Lakeland's Shawn Michael Krause was found dead yesterday at Colt 0:24:38.130 --> 0:24:40.919 Crete State Park. He was 60 and there's no word 0:24:41.060 --> 0:24:44.220 on how he died. Krause was facing arrest, though, after 0:24:44.300 --> 0:24:47.460 a hidden camera was found in the women's restroom at 0:24:47.480 --> 0:24:51.530 the tax collector's I.T. office where he worked as a manager. 0:24:52.880 --> 0:24:56.729 A little theory here. This is not the first time 0:24:56.750 --> 0:25:02.570 I've heard of suicide after thinking I'm about to get caught. 0:25:03.270 --> 0:25:03.910 Oh, yeah. 0:25:04.190 --> 0:25:07.760 That's why usually they will arrest you before you have 0:25:07.780 --> 0:25:09.580 the opportunity to do just that. 0:25:09.680 --> 0:25:09.920 Right. 0:25:09.980 --> 0:25:12.680 Because they don't want you not face justice. Right. 0:25:12.800 --> 0:25:16.820 So with that said, I would think that suicide will 0:25:16.980 --> 0:25:22.389 end up being on the rise when cameras are now everywhere. 0:25:24.660 --> 0:25:26.379 You just think because they're catching people doing stuff they 0:25:26.400 --> 0:25:31.159 shouldn't be doing and the possibility of extortion? Yes. Essentially. 0:25:31.200 --> 0:25:33.399 I mean, we just had a huge news story in 0:25:33.420 --> 0:25:37.210 the last couple of days that also is ringing true. 0:25:37.330 --> 0:25:37.670 Yeah, yeah. 0:25:37.830 --> 0:25:39.390 And that's my next story, actually. 0:25:39.450 --> 0:25:43.010 Carrot Top's legal case is now an emergency in the 0:25:43.050 --> 0:25:46.250 most human sense. That's what the comedian's lawyers wrote in 0:25:46.290 --> 0:25:49.900 a court filing they submitted Sunday afternoon. The lawyers also 0:25:49.940 --> 0:25:52.409 confirm in the filing that Carrot Top did try to 0:25:52.430 --> 0:25:55.030 kill himself last week after he was accused of sexual 0:25:55.070 --> 0:25:58.850 assault last month. Carrot Top currently remains in a Las 0:25:58.890 --> 0:26:02.960 Vegas hospital. The 61-year-old Brevard County native was born Scott 0:26:02.980 --> 0:26:06.980 Thompson in Rockledge, graduated from Cocoa High School in 1983, 0:26:06.980 --> 0:26:09.520 and has a home in Winter Park and a long-standing family. 0:26:09.869 --> 0:26:12.869 Vegas residency, I think, since like 2006. It's been a. 0:26:12.850 --> 0:26:13.590 Long time out there. 0:26:13.630 --> 0:26:13.810 It has. 0:26:13.869 --> 0:26:14.340 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:26:14.359 --> 0:26:17.340 It's very successful. All right. I know it's raining out there. 0:26:17.380 --> 0:26:20.290 You wouldn't think it, but water restrictions are being extended 0:26:20.330 --> 0:26:21.610 in parts of Central Florida. 0:26:22.290 --> 0:26:23.869 Remember this if you're putting in new sod. 0:26:24.750 --> 0:26:28.169 Are they telling the companies that bottle the water out 0:26:28.210 --> 0:26:29.950 of the ground and put it in plastic bottles to 0:26:30.010 --> 0:26:30.550 slow down? 0:26:30.670 --> 0:26:34.980 Just like they're telling the property insurers to drop our prices. 0:26:35.180 --> 0:26:39.200 The Southwest Florida Water Management District announced yesterday all residents 0:26:39.240 --> 0:26:43.360 will remain under one day per week watering restrictions through 0:26:43.380 --> 0:26:46.109 the end of December. 0:26:46.970 --> 0:26:47.910 I like your answer, Jack. 0:26:47.950 --> 0:26:48.370 Millennium. 0:26:48.430 --> 0:26:49.350 Ross, you want to take a guess? 0:26:49.910 --> 0:26:50.610 Oh, God. 0:26:50.810 --> 0:26:52.290 I said December. You said December. 0:26:52.950 --> 0:26:56.129 Well, it would only be two until daylight savings time. 0:26:56.190 --> 0:26:59.190 So I would guess November because after that, it goes 0:26:59.250 --> 0:27:00.330 to once a week anyway. 0:27:01.190 --> 0:27:03.730 Well, then let me. Did you already tell me? I 0:27:03.760 --> 0:27:06.600 said millennia. Let me take November. March. 0:27:07.040 --> 0:27:07.340 Oh, wow. 0:27:07.380 --> 0:27:07.560 Really? 0:27:07.640 --> 0:27:11.379 End of March, which goes to one after that. Anyway, 0:27:11.420 --> 0:27:12.600 I guess I don't know. Yeah. 0:27:12.640 --> 0:27:15.859 Well, there's still a 15 inch deficit in the water table. 0:27:15.920 --> 0:27:19.220 So the modified phase three extreme water shortage order is 0:27:19.260 --> 0:27:22.490 being extended for the second time. As the drought continues, 0:27:22.550 --> 0:27:26.950 besides a one-day-per-week limit, watering is also restricted to either 0:27:27.050 --> 0:27:30.520 from midnight to 4 a.m. or from 8 p.m. to 0:27:30.520 --> 0:27:33.189 11.59 p.m. You know the worst time to water your 0:27:33.210 --> 0:27:35.629 grass if you're trying to avoid. If a city or 0:27:35.670 --> 0:27:39.179 county has stricter restrictions, those restrictions would take precedence. For 0:27:39.220 --> 0:27:41.920 those who don't know, the Southwest Florida Water Management District's 0:27:41.980 --> 0:27:45.560 coverage area includes Polk and Sumter Counties, parts of Lake County, 0:27:46.200 --> 0:27:48.780 the city of Donnellan and Marion County, and the Marion 0:27:48.820 --> 0:27:51.070 County portion of The villages. 0:27:51.090 --> 0:27:54.590 They're using a lot of water out there. And if 0:27:54.630 --> 0:27:57.570 you don't mind, you work with three men talking about 0:27:57.590 --> 0:27:58.850 things with inch deficits. 0:28:00.470 --> 0:28:02.390 Well, I mean, just go back and read a paper 0:28:02.430 --> 0:28:05.750 map where one inch equals a mile. That'll make you 0:28:05.790 --> 0:28:06.750 feel better, right? 0:28:06.850 --> 0:28:10.050 I thought with new planting, you could water for the 0:28:10.070 --> 0:28:12.290 first couple weeks, like every day. 0:28:12.310 --> 0:28:14.780 Oh, I don't know. I don't know with the restrictions. 0:28:14.800 --> 0:28:17.840 When you put sod down or new landscaping, I thought 0:28:17.859 --> 0:28:20.660 you were allowed to. waters like that so you're poor 0:28:20.700 --> 0:28:22.760 wants for free thing yeah and i think. 0:28:22.600 --> 0:28:24.740 That if you're doing that i mean i would check 0:28:24.800 --> 0:28:26.800 because you know the last thing you want is to 0:28:26.920 --> 0:28:29.820 you know the fourth and code enforcement see some sign 0:28:29.859 --> 0:28:31.879 on your front door that says you've been fined and 0:28:31.920 --> 0:28:34.370 now you've got a paid this much money because your 0:28:34.380 --> 0:28:38.030 neighbor called on you exactly but don't worry he's here 0:28:38.070 --> 0:28:43.070 from three to seven from monday to friday and then 0:28:43.170 --> 0:28:47.540 finally A man is in custody in Texas for reportedly 0:28:47.580 --> 0:28:50.390 letting himself into a woman's home on Tuesday morning. 0:28:50.970 --> 0:28:55.130 I saw this movie before. We'll see it again on 0:28:55.170 --> 0:28:56.650 Pick the Porn for Friday. Spoiler. 0:28:56.710 --> 0:28:58.290 What would be the one thing you wouldn't want to 0:28:58.310 --> 0:29:00.190 wake up and find a stranger doing in your home? 0:29:00.620 --> 0:29:03.280 Just about anything. Yeah, just about anything, right? 0:29:03.560 --> 0:29:05.660 Well, how about putting your bath soap in areas that 0:29:05.960 --> 0:29:07.320 you don't want to know is bath soap? 0:29:07.340 --> 0:29:09.780 Yeah, he was taking a shower. Well, honestly, there's a 0:29:09.840 --> 0:29:12.140 lot worse things. There are a lot worse things. Now, 0:29:12.240 --> 0:29:15.570 don't feel too bad for this lady, okay? Practicing good hygiene. 0:29:15.730 --> 0:29:18.790 Officers responded around 7 a.m. local time. That would be 0:29:18.850 --> 0:29:20.410 out in Texas. This was in the morning? 0:29:20.530 --> 0:29:23.170 To the reported break-in at a home in Castle Hills. 0:29:23.210 --> 0:29:24.710 That's north of San Antonio. 0:29:24.850 --> 0:29:25.090 Yeah. 0:29:25.230 --> 0:29:30.640 Investigators say the woman who lives alone, who lives alone, 0:29:30.660 --> 0:29:34.400 told them she woke up and heard water running in 0:29:34.440 --> 0:29:38.230 her shower. The man had reportedly got in by using 0:29:38.270 --> 0:29:42.350 the woman's house keys. which she had left in her 0:29:42.510 --> 0:29:47.410 unlocked car oh my god oh my god go back 0:29:47.450 --> 0:29:50.430 to the part where she lives alone oh my god 0:29:51.330 --> 0:29:53.810 Police entered the home and arrested the man on several 0:29:53.850 --> 0:29:56.250 charges and then slapped her for being stupid. 0:29:56.630 --> 0:30:03.000 That's a quick squatter right there. She's like, you take 0:30:03.020 --> 0:30:05.080 the soap too, dude. Right, exactly. I don't need that. 0:30:05.200 --> 0:30:07.180 I don't need your bum soap. Get out of here. 0:30:07.340 --> 0:30:08.140 It's Irish Spring. 0:30:08.240 --> 0:30:10.640 I don't want to know what that curly hair is. 0:30:10.960 --> 0:30:18.870 And either way, that concludes your JCS News. All right, 407-916-2041. 0:30:18.910 --> 0:30:19.910 Text us, 77031. 0:30:19.910 --> 0:30:27.140 Back in a sec with more of the Jim Colbert Show. Jim, Bob, 0:30:27.160 --> 0:30:28.120 and crew, what's up? 0:30:28.140 --> 0:30:30.120 Always a pleasure listening to you guys. 0:30:30.140 --> 0:30:31.460 Thank you, brother. Appreciate it so much. 0:30:31.480 --> 0:30:36.020 I don't really get into politics because, I don't know, 0:30:36.360 --> 0:30:40.260 I just work, pay my bills, pay my taxes, come home, 0:30:40.660 --> 0:30:45.989 repeat rents. But I drive an 01 Saturn, just to 0:30:46.010 --> 0:30:50.210 put that in your mind. And it cost me $ 65 0:30:49.580 --> 0:30:54.100 to fill it up today. 0:30:54.120 --> 0:30:59.230 Yeah, another $ 86 fill-up for my little picket truck today. 407-916-1041. 0:30:59.350 --> 0:31:04.330 Text 77031. I am Jim. There's Deb. Hello. Jack is 0:31:04.350 --> 0:31:05.170 here as well. Hi. 0:31:05.310 --> 0:31:06.490 So is Ross. Yeah. 0:31:07.110 --> 0:31:09.270 And certain Wednesdays when we have this guy come in, 0:31:09.310 --> 0:31:11.310 he drops by for the first segment. Before we open 0:31:11.350 --> 0:31:12.930 up the phones for a second segment, you guys give 0:31:12.950 --> 0:31:14.190 it up good and loud for Daryl Payne. What do 0:31:14.210 --> 0:31:14.450 you say? 0:31:17.280 --> 0:31:17.580 Yay! 0:31:17.620 --> 0:31:20.160 Daryl will be with us on Saturday for Studs, Pups, 0:31:20.280 --> 0:31:24.200 and Pints, our celebrity dog-washing event. Fourth annual, by the way. 0:31:24.260 --> 0:31:26.960 Downtown Mount Dora from 3 until 6. And of course, 0:31:27.000 --> 0:31:32.540 you will be represented by a An absolute horde of dogs. Yeah. 0:31:32.560 --> 0:31:36.390 I think we've got about 30 dogs signed up for it. 0:31:36.630 --> 0:31:37.130 Really? 0:31:37.150 --> 0:31:37.230 Yeah. 0:31:37.880 --> 0:31:40.160 About... Ten of them are going to be in training. 0:31:40.180 --> 0:31:43.780 The rest are all fully badged up and everything else. 0:31:43.800 --> 0:31:45.880 But they're for people to come and hug on. So 0:31:45.900 --> 0:31:48.220 if you've got a dog, come and hug us. Exactly. 0:31:48.280 --> 0:31:50.740 The one thing I remember about dogs a couple of 0:31:50.760 --> 0:31:53.900 years ago was I thought it would be primarily like 0:31:54.120 --> 0:31:56.870 one breed, like your labs or whatever, because they're so teachable. 0:31:56.890 --> 0:31:59.650 I think that's the common misconception, or maybe that's a common– 0:32:00.110 --> 0:32:02.709 idea is that labs are very, very teachable. So you 0:32:02.750 --> 0:32:05.390 see a lot of them because they're docile, they're easy 0:32:05.430 --> 0:32:07.930 to teach, they're really easy to get along with. But 0:32:07.970 --> 0:32:09.530 that wasn't really the case with your dogs. I mean, 0:32:09.570 --> 0:32:13.040 I guess you can train all these different breeds. I mean, 0:32:13.180 --> 0:32:15.520 is that a common misconception that there's one breed that 0:32:15.540 --> 0:32:19.140 could be more able as a service dog than other breeds? 0:32:19.700 --> 0:32:22.080 In all honesty, I think the Golden Retriever Center lend 0:32:22.120 --> 0:32:25.510 itself to service work and therapy work more than anything else. 0:32:25.590 --> 0:32:28.760 But it doesn't mean that There's other breeds that can't be. 0:32:28.820 --> 0:32:32.780 We've got everything. We've got Frenchies. We've got Dobermans. We've 0:32:32.800 --> 0:32:36.640 got Pitbulls. We've got Irish Wolfhounds are going to be there. 0:32:37.180 --> 0:32:40.000 Oh, I love an Irish Wolfhound. That's the tallest dog, 0:32:40.020 --> 0:32:40.460 isn't it? 0:32:40.600 --> 0:32:40.840 Yeah. 0:32:40.980 --> 0:32:41.120 Yeah. 0:32:41.140 --> 0:32:43.380 So we've got a ton of different dogs all coming 0:32:43.740 --> 0:32:46.040 on Saturday. And they're going to be wandering around just 0:32:46.100 --> 0:32:48.360 being loved on by people. And, you know, come and 0:32:48.380 --> 0:32:49.960 see us at the tent. There'll be some there as well. 0:32:50.020 --> 0:32:52.820 I'll be there and, you know. And if you turn 0:32:52.860 --> 0:32:53.940 up at the 10, I'm going to give you a 0:32:54.080 --> 0:32:56.200 free week of agility and obedience. 0:32:56.240 --> 0:32:59.480 Wow. That's awesome. But you have to be at the 0:32:59.540 --> 0:33:00.280 event to get that. 0:33:00.320 --> 0:33:02.370 Yeah, come to the event. You get a manly hug 0:33:02.420 --> 0:33:02.830 from me. 0:33:03.070 --> 0:33:04.170 Okay. 0:33:04.230 --> 0:33:06.230 Probably a hug from Penny. I've got to negotiate that one. 0:33:06.410 --> 0:33:10.090 Right, right, right. We'll give you a free week over 0:33:10.110 --> 0:33:12.750 in Oviedo. Are you going to bring some extra money? 0:33:12.810 --> 0:33:14.510 Because I don't know if you heard, but Jim has 0:33:14.550 --> 0:33:18.469 volunteered to go in a dunk tank for only $ 5 0:33:17.790 --> 0:33:19.970 a ball. You can drop him in the water. 0:33:20.330 --> 0:33:22.030 Well, have you seen the size of me? I can 0:33:22.050 --> 0:33:23.860 just pick him up and throw him in the water. 0:33:24.260 --> 0:33:28.420 I need to pay for that stuff. Jim mentioned that 0:33:28.480 --> 0:33:30.740 it's the fourth annual Seds, Pups, and Pies. That means 0:33:30.760 --> 0:33:32.920 we've already done three. Daryl, how many have you been at? 0:33:33.440 --> 0:33:37.540 All of them. Yeah, that's right. All four. Yeah, me too. 0:33:38.140 --> 0:33:38.360 Yeah. 0:33:38.680 --> 0:33:39.420 Well, I should hope so. 0:33:40.380 --> 0:33:40.840 It's your show. 0:33:41.220 --> 0:33:42.100 Well, yeah. 0:33:42.320 --> 0:33:45.140 Oh, man, you just said that without knowing what– oh, 0:33:45.140 --> 0:33:45.780 that was great. 0:33:45.800 --> 0:33:47.640 I think he knows. We're going to be playing some 0:33:47.700 --> 0:33:50.420 games as well. So if you've been to the previous ones, 0:33:50.440 --> 0:33:54.010 you'll love that. We've got the musical set. We've got 0:33:54.590 --> 0:33:58.730 dress-up the dog games, like relays and stuff. If you've 0:33:58.930 --> 0:34:01.130 never been there before, it's great fun. 0:34:01.150 --> 0:34:01.600 It really is. 0:34:01.650 --> 0:34:05.680 It gives me an excuse to– To abuse all members 0:34:05.720 --> 0:34:11.379 of the European Union. 0:34:11.480 --> 0:34:13.560 And it's great if you stand next to his wife, Penny, 0:34:13.640 --> 0:34:15.899 while he's doing it, she's like, oh, there he goes again. 0:34:15.980 --> 0:34:23.390 Exactly. German shepherd. Italian greyhound. French bulldog, Irish wolfhound. We 0:34:23.410 --> 0:34:24.729 got them all down there. 0:34:25.230 --> 0:34:27.830 The Irish wolfhound, I'm happy that you brought that up 0:34:27.870 --> 0:34:31.210 because that's the most outstanding dog I've ever taken a 0:34:31.250 --> 0:34:33.890 photo with. It blew my mind. I had to be 0:34:33.989 --> 0:34:36.130 told it was a dog. I thought it was a pony. 0:34:36.150 --> 0:34:37.529 No, Zeke. 0:34:37.710 --> 0:34:40.009 We're going to have to drag it out of the 0:34:40.030 --> 0:34:40.839 Guinness tent, aren't we? 0:34:41.060 --> 0:34:43.660 And question for you. Fighting. 0:34:44.120 --> 0:34:48.000 There are these special breeds, these show-stopping dogs that you 0:34:48.060 --> 0:34:51.480 know when you take this dog out, it's going. 0:34:51.239 --> 0:34:53.020 To be a thing. 0:34:53.780 --> 0:34:58.090 How much of a different dog-owning experience is that? I 0:34:58.130 --> 0:34:59.590 don't know if my ego could take it. 0:35:00.110 --> 0:35:03.310 I'm going to get Pam to come along one day 0:35:03.350 --> 0:35:04.910 with her dog again. Do you remember we brought them 0:35:04.930 --> 0:35:09.700 in last time? We go to Disney Springs for the 0:35:09.760 --> 0:35:13.310 final access test for therapy dogs, and It's always the same. 0:35:13.350 --> 0:35:17.009 When we take that Irish wolfhound or those wolfhounds, and 0:35:17.050 --> 0:35:19.650 Pam's come through three of our courses with her dogs. 0:35:19.710 --> 0:35:21.570 Yeah, and there was a pair of them last. 0:35:21.350 --> 0:35:21.670 Year, right? 0:35:21.690 --> 0:35:23.860 It is a showstopper. It really is. It's like the 0:35:23.890 --> 0:35:27.020 Serbian volleyball team. It's like it's all girls that are 6'5. 0:35:27.280 --> 0:35:31.040 Is that a different dog-owning experience, or at the end 0:35:31.080 --> 0:35:32.520 of the day, it's still a dog? 0:35:32.680 --> 0:35:35.080 Well, no, because it's a magnet for people. You walk 0:35:35.120 --> 0:35:38.020 down the road with that thing and people flock to it. 0:35:38.120 --> 0:35:40.009 It's the same as having a small one, right? It's 0:35:40.030 --> 0:35:41.650 the same kind of thing. It's just an anomaly that 0:35:41.690 --> 0:35:43.710 the dog is so big. The same Bernard that comes 0:35:43.770 --> 0:35:45.489 out and sees us as well. That's another one where 0:35:45.510 --> 0:35:48.160 when that dog rolls by, you can feel it walk by. 0:35:48.180 --> 0:35:51.120 Oh, it's also there's a huge mastiff that comes and 0:35:51.200 --> 0:35:51.600 sees us. 0:35:51.640 --> 0:35:54.219 I think that's 180 pounds. Was there a. 0:35:54.239 --> 0:35:56.160 Cane Corso as well last year? 0:35:56.219 --> 0:35:57.969 I believe there was a Cane Corso. There was that 0:35:57.989 --> 0:36:00.050 Mastiff last year. That is enormous. 0:36:00.270 --> 0:36:04.150 If they're a magnet towards people, do they get influenced 0:36:04.230 --> 0:36:06.450 by that? Does that end up becoming part of the 0:36:06.510 --> 0:36:07.750 dog's personality? 0:36:07.770 --> 0:36:08.490 That's a great question. 0:36:09.070 --> 0:36:11.860 Well, I think it does because I think they become 0:36:11.900 --> 0:36:16.180 a couple. We had it because our boxer, Sophie, was 0:36:16.420 --> 0:36:18.770 a hearing dog for our daughter. And so she went 0:36:18.810 --> 0:36:20.250 on three Caribbean cruises with us. 0:36:20.489 --> 0:36:20.780 Oh, wow. 0:36:21.060 --> 0:36:25.180 And, you know, you walk down the Deck 5 or 0:36:25.219 --> 0:36:27.739 wherever it was, where everything is. You walk down there, 0:36:27.800 --> 0:36:29.600 and it takes you four hours to get down there 0:36:29.620 --> 0:36:31.600 because everyone wants to stop. 0:36:31.620 --> 0:36:32.660 It's like having a baby. 0:36:32.680 --> 0:36:34.700 We ended up giving her our own Facebook page. She 0:36:34.980 --> 0:36:37.020 went and got her nails done in the salon. 0:36:37.040 --> 0:36:39.440 Wow. 0:36:39.500 --> 0:36:43.120 We've got pictures of her in the casino playing slots. 0:36:43.560 --> 0:36:44.419 I love it. 0:36:44.440 --> 0:36:49.890 But everybody wants to see her. It was the precursor 0:36:49.910 --> 0:36:54.130 for them getting that. or those golden retrievers on Royal Caribbean. 0:36:54.270 --> 0:36:56.410 Oh, really? Yeah, because she was so popular. 0:36:56.730 --> 0:36:57.390 Wow. 0:36:57.469 --> 0:37:01.230 She was like everybody's service dog. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:37:01.250 --> 0:37:01.870 But you do. 0:37:02.690 --> 0:37:06.800 You tend to become very popular. It's great for people 0:37:06.840 --> 0:37:08.839 that come along. We've had people come along on our 0:37:08.880 --> 0:37:13.700 courses who really have been very shy, very reserved. And 0:37:13.719 --> 0:37:15.980 it really brings them out of their shell as well 0:37:16.020 --> 0:37:18.360 because they're– They're miracle workers. 0:37:18.520 --> 0:37:19.000 Yeah. 0:37:19.040 --> 0:37:21.080 When you see someone who may be confined to a 0:37:21.100 --> 0:37:23.680 wheelchair and they finally get a service dog– Oh, yeah. 0:37:23.820 --> 0:37:26.430 Many times they'll mention that that's the first time when 0:37:26.469 --> 0:37:28.730 they're going through a park or on campus that people 0:37:28.770 --> 0:37:32.190 will actually meet their eyes and talk to them instead 0:37:32.210 --> 0:37:35.239 of avoiding eye contact because– The dog is that kind 0:37:35.280 --> 0:37:36.780 of icebreaker for them. 0:37:36.880 --> 0:37:38.520 What do you have to talk to them about, right? 0:37:38.540 --> 0:37:40.100 I mean, it's kind of a wild thing where the 0:37:40.160 --> 0:37:41.890 only thing you know is they're disabled, so you don't 0:37:41.910 --> 0:37:43.669 want to start a conversation like that. But the dog 0:37:43.690 --> 0:37:45.670 allows you to speak to them and learn more about 0:37:45.710 --> 0:37:47.350 them and then kind of move into some other stuff. 0:37:47.630 --> 0:37:50.470 We also find, though, that people will talk to the dog. Right. 0:37:51.110 --> 0:37:53.310 We'd come along and someone would say, oh, and what's 0:37:53.330 --> 0:37:53.750 your name? 0:37:53.810 --> 0:37:55.270 And I'd say... It's Sophie. 0:37:55.690 --> 0:37:56.450 Oh, hi, Sophie. 0:37:56.469 --> 0:38:00.009 They haven't looked at me once. I talk to my 0:38:00.030 --> 0:38:02.480 dog more. I always talk to my dog more because 0:38:02.500 --> 0:38:05.680 my dog doesn't request me to hang crown moldings every 0:38:05.700 --> 0:38:06.040 other day. 0:38:08.090 --> 0:38:08.489 That's the thing. 0:38:08.690 --> 0:38:10.570 Dogs don't ask where the measuring tape is, where the 0:38:10.590 --> 0:38:12.710 miter saw is, or how long it's going to take 0:38:12.730 --> 0:38:14.320 to rake. None of that. My dog asks none of 0:38:14.340 --> 0:38:14.720 those things. 0:38:14.840 --> 0:38:17.000 But again, Daryl, what are folks going to get when 0:38:17.020 --> 0:38:20.259 they stop by the Pawfection dog training tent at Suds, Pups, 0:38:20.320 --> 0:38:20.580 and Pints? 0:38:20.600 --> 0:38:22.259 Well, I think they come over and say, we've got 0:38:22.280 --> 0:38:24.299 advice for you anyway. So if you've got problems with 0:38:24.320 --> 0:38:26.719 your dog and you can't get on air or whatever, 0:38:26.820 --> 0:38:29.319 or something happens between now and then, come and talk 0:38:29.340 --> 0:38:31.850 to me. We can talk through the problems. Um, if 0:38:31.890 --> 0:38:33.509 you come and see us, um, as long as your 0:38:33.530 --> 0:38:35.570 dog's not human or dog aggressive, we'll give you a 0:38:35.730 --> 0:38:37.270 free session over in Oviedo. 0:38:37.310 --> 0:38:37.570 Nice. 0:38:37.750 --> 0:38:39.870 Come and play, you know, come and see the, uh, 0:38:39.890 --> 0:38:43.020 the obedience, the agility. It's a huge setup over there. 0:38:43.040 --> 0:38:44.560 So come and do a free session. You know, you 0:38:44.600 --> 0:38:45.080 might like it. 0:38:45.140 --> 0:38:45.239 Yeah. 0:38:45.260 --> 0:38:48.000 It's always fun, man, for sure. And everybody who does it, uh, 0:38:48.040 --> 0:38:50.839 you know, my daughter's had her, um, uh, she has 0:38:50.880 --> 0:38:53.969 an Aussie that is really kind of sketchy and, uh, 0:38:54.150 --> 0:38:55.850 she brought them in. You guys did great things for him. 0:38:56.350 --> 0:38:57.989 So I know that you can do the work for sure. 0:38:58.670 --> 0:39:01.640 And if it is dog or human aggressive, talk to us. 0:39:01.840 --> 0:39:04.960 We can get it fixed. You know, these problems aren't unfixable. 0:39:05.000 --> 0:39:05.339 Right, yeah. 0:39:05.500 --> 0:39:07.040 You know, you don't have to suffer in silence and 0:39:07.060 --> 0:39:08.680 you'll have a nicer life with your dog. 0:39:08.820 --> 0:39:11.230 Yes. Because it can go places with you. And the 0:39:11.250 --> 0:39:12.989 dog will be less of a liability. That's the one 0:39:13.010 --> 0:39:14.190 thing I used to tell my daughter, man, you got 0:39:14.210 --> 0:39:15.870 to be very careful who you bring in this house 0:39:15.890 --> 0:39:18.260 because this dog is very protective and aggressive. And that is... 0:39:18.730 --> 0:39:21.500 you know, you're opening, opening yourself up for liability or 0:39:21.540 --> 0:39:23.800 you'll be really cool. Well, especially with the new dangerous 0:39:23.820 --> 0:39:24.800 dog act. Yeah. 0:39:24.850 --> 0:39:29.350 And actually speaking of which we have got our new 0:39:29.410 --> 0:39:31.069 website finally up and running. 0:39:31.090 --> 0:39:31.850 It looks great. 0:39:32.010 --> 0:39:33.990 I know I've been talking about it for years now, 0:39:34.050 --> 0:39:35.839 but it actually is now there. So if you go 0:39:35.880 --> 0:39:39.640 on the website, we've got some really good deals up 0:39:39.700 --> 0:39:41.540 to October 31st as well. 0:39:41.920 --> 0:39:42.140 Cool. 0:39:42.180 --> 0:39:43.759 So if they want, people want to go on there, 0:39:43.800 --> 0:39:47.100 look at the special offers. There's, there's a few different 0:39:47.160 --> 0:39:49.100 ones on there, but it is, What do we say 0:39:49.120 --> 0:39:51.430 in England? We say it's a fair whack-off, don't we? 0:39:51.440 --> 0:39:53.990 Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, that's good. That's in England. 0:39:54.190 --> 0:39:59.469 That's in England. Wow. And it's a show title here 0:39:59.530 --> 0:40:02.850 in America. All right, 407-916-1041. Text 77031. Daryl is here. 0:40:02.890 --> 0:40:04.819 If you have an issue with your dog's behavior, you're 0:40:04.840 --> 0:40:06.919 welcome to call. Again, that's 407-916-1041. We will take these 0:40:06.980 --> 0:40:11.200 calls next break. But we also have... A really cool 0:40:11.219 --> 0:40:12.520 thing that we've kind of started, we were supposed to 0:40:12.540 --> 0:40:14.279 do that this segment, but we're talking about suds, pups, 0:40:14.320 --> 0:40:17.009 and pints, but it's five things you can actually catch 0:40:17.200 --> 0:40:19.370 from your dog. That has been a big thing. Like, 0:40:19.390 --> 0:40:21.150 can your dog catch a cold from you? Can you 0:40:21.170 --> 0:40:23.029 catch a cold from your dog? Can you do any 0:40:23.050 --> 0:40:24.930 of that stuff? We'll answer all those questions next here 0:40:24.950 --> 0:40:26.750 with Daryl Payne from Pawfection Dog Training. 0:40:27.230 --> 0:40:30.510 Good morning, Colbert Carew. Man, Jimmy, you're feeling a little 0:40:30.790 --> 0:40:33.969 self-conscious today, huh? Shouldn't be letting a couple inches get 0:40:33.989 --> 0:40:36.719 you down. We got suds, pops, and pints this weekend. 0:40:36.760 --> 0:40:38.759 It's going to be a great time. And I'm going 0:40:38.780 --> 0:40:40.340 to come out and assert myself as king of the 0:40:40.380 --> 0:40:43.660 dunk tank. But, beside all that, I actually have a 0:40:43.800 --> 0:40:45.740 friend that was telling me about her dog and saying 0:40:46.160 --> 0:40:48.620 her dog will retrieve a ball from over a mile away. 0:40:49.800 --> 0:40:53.020 She says it's true, but I find it rather far-fetched. 0:40:54.000 --> 0:40:59.129 Big T out. I can't wait to get less of that. 0:41:00.650 --> 0:41:04.980 I'm going to be honest. All right, 407-916-1041. Text us 0:41:05.080 --> 0:41:07.140 at 77031. I'm Jim. There's Deb. 0:41:07.180 --> 0:41:07.419 Hello. 0:41:07.460 --> 0:41:11.020 Jack is here as well. Yeah. So is Ross. It's true. 0:41:11.040 --> 0:41:15.910 Let's do Animal House. She likes them fuzzy, furry, feathery, tough, 0:41:16.469 --> 0:41:17.589 and scaly. 0:41:18.130 --> 0:41:21.190 It's time for Animal House with Debra Roberts. 0:41:21.570 --> 0:41:23.969 And Animal House is generously brought to us each and 0:41:24.030 --> 0:41:27.090 every week by personal injury attorney Glenn Klausman, who is 0:41:27.250 --> 0:41:30.910 also the presenting sponsor of our fourth annual Suds, Pups, 0:41:30.989 --> 0:41:33.110 and Pints. And another big guest, put your hands together 0:41:33.200 --> 0:41:36.540 once again for Daryl Payne. 0:41:36.680 --> 0:41:39.940 Hot fashion dog training. How are you doing, Daryl? 0:41:40.219 --> 0:41:41.880 That's what I like about doing two segments. I get 0:41:41.940 --> 0:41:42.540 two cheers. 0:41:42.680 --> 0:41:44.640 That's right. That's right. Two cheers. 0:41:45.680 --> 0:41:47.690 That's all I get for the whole month, actually. The 0:41:48.150 --> 0:41:51.029 only people pleased to see me. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:41:51.110 --> 0:41:52.770 And we're faking it. I'm going to be honest. Yeah, 0:41:52.830 --> 0:41:55.830 I know. I know. Daryl comes by from Pawfection Dog 0:41:55.850 --> 0:41:58.209 Training about once a month to sit in and answer 0:41:58.250 --> 0:42:00.140 questions about your dog's behavior. We can do that. If 0:42:00.160 --> 0:42:04.120 you have a question, you can certainly call 407-916-1041. But 0:42:04.160 --> 0:42:06.319 Daryl also kind of came up with this cool sheet 0:42:06.360 --> 0:42:09.279 that says five things you can catch from your dog. Now, 0:42:09.860 --> 0:42:13.500 just take a little thing here. When Jeter was alive, Jack, 0:42:13.520 --> 0:42:18.529 did you allow Jeter to give you dog kisses? Dog kisses, no. 0:42:18.590 --> 0:42:21.380 Like lick your face? No, but he would sleep in 0:42:21.440 --> 0:42:25.760 our bed. Okay. I was always on the fence with that. Okay. Ross? 0:42:26.219 --> 0:42:28.180 I mean, non-consensually, yes. 0:42:28.260 --> 0:42:28.910 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:42:29.010 --> 0:42:32.870 And from her to me. That sounds worse. Yeah, and 0:42:32.890 --> 0:42:34.569 from her to me. Yeah, it is worse. I don't 0:42:34.610 --> 0:42:34.950 like it. 0:42:35.530 --> 0:42:37.730 Uh when your dog was with us no i wouldn't 0:42:37.750 --> 0:42:39.279 let him kiss me on the face or on the 0:42:39.320 --> 0:42:40.319 mouth or anything oh. 0:42:40.340 --> 0:42:43.720 No we let ours licked up by me we just licked. 0:42:43.380 --> 0:42:47.239 No way oh yeah yeah actually yes we know it's 0:42:47.260 --> 0:42:50.320 not good i remember seeing that for the first time 0:42:50.380 --> 0:42:53.060 and i remember like distinctly thinking like oh i didn't 0:42:53.080 --> 0:42:54.540 know jim was one of those people. 0:42:54.360 --> 0:42:57.440 Yeah i mean i've come across people and you'd be 0:42:57.480 --> 0:42:59.570 surprised you know they open their mouth up and the 0:42:59.610 --> 0:43:02.350 dog's tongue gets right in there like it's cleaning. 0:43:02.030 --> 0:43:05.990 Get out of here no no horrible sounds like cash 0:43:06.010 --> 0:43:06.890 patel fans. 0:43:06.890 --> 0:43:11.390 Uh did you would you let your dog drink out 0:43:11.410 --> 0:43:13.590 of your cup no like if you had water and 0:43:13.610 --> 0:43:15.839 your dog was like you know would you jack no 0:43:15.969 --> 0:43:18.160 that's what kind of animal would do. 0:43:18.040 --> 0:43:20.020 This oh my god are you actually saying you let 0:43:20.040 --> 0:43:22.520 your dog drink out of your cup that's right because 0:43:22.540 --> 0:43:23.980 she likes the ice water. 0:43:24.280 --> 0:43:27.439 You are gross me either Angie Renner. 0:43:27.460 --> 0:43:30.509 Annie and I went to a place once and they 0:43:30.890 --> 0:43:32.109 had the mug of tea. 0:43:32.160 --> 0:43:32.759 This was in England. 0:43:33.280 --> 0:43:36.319 Mug of tea, and halfway through the drink, they put 0:43:36.360 --> 0:43:38.600 the drink down, the dog drank some of the tea out, 0:43:38.620 --> 0:43:40.509 and then they continued to drink it themselves. 0:43:40.530 --> 0:43:44.190 Yeah, yeah, yeah. I have consumed water after my dog 0:43:44.230 --> 0:43:46.330 had water. I have done that. Out of the dog's bowl, 0:43:46.370 --> 0:43:49.210 or did you have your own cup? Out of my cup. 0:43:49.630 --> 0:43:51.529 She likes... Every night before I go to bed, I 0:43:51.650 --> 0:43:54.210 get up my Yeti full of ice water, and there 0:43:54.250 --> 0:43:56.279 for a while, she would come over and beg to 0:43:56.340 --> 0:43:58.620 have some ice water, and she doesn't do that anymore, 0:43:58.640 --> 0:44:00.279 but for a while, we let that happen. So here's 0:44:00.300 --> 0:44:01.259 the problem, you see, because. 0:44:01.780 --> 0:44:04.780 everybody thinks that the dog's mouth is the cleanest place 0:44:04.840 --> 0:44:07.660 because when they get a An injury a cut on 0:44:07.680 --> 0:44:09.960 their paw or something like that. They lick it and 0:44:10.120 --> 0:44:12.880 it gets better. So there's this But they also do 0:44:12.920 --> 0:44:17.400 that to their butthole Oh, I've cut myself and let 0:44:17.420 --> 0:44:20.380 the dog lick it. Yeah, but of course They've already 0:44:20.480 --> 0:44:22.700 got all the bugs in their mouth. They can deal 0:44:22.719 --> 0:44:24.969 with it. We can't yeah Yeah things that you can 0:44:24.989 --> 0:44:27.710 get from your dogs have we're talking about sleeping in 0:44:27.750 --> 0:44:32.160 the bed and then the biggest problems are things like fleas, ticks, 0:44:32.780 --> 0:44:33.319 things like that. 0:44:33.360 --> 0:44:34.880 Because a tick doesn't. 0:44:34.739 --> 0:44:37.020 Live on a dog. A tick jumps onto a dog 0:44:37.060 --> 0:44:39.680 when you're outside. It feeds on the dog. And when 0:44:39.700 --> 0:44:42.080 it's full, when it blows up like a little balloon, 0:44:42.440 --> 0:44:45.090 when it's full, it drops off. And it actually lives 0:44:45.280 --> 0:44:48.850 in the environment. And then when it's hungry again, it 0:44:48.930 --> 0:44:51.770 jumps back on the host, on the dog again. Now, 0:44:52.090 --> 0:44:53.570 if your dog's in your bed and it's got a 0:44:53.590 --> 0:44:55.969 tick and the tick falls off, Guess what? When the 0:44:55.989 --> 0:44:59.640 tick's hungry, you're the new host. And you can get 0:44:59.700 --> 0:45:00.879 Lyme's disease from that. 0:45:01.070 --> 0:45:01.410 Oh, wow. 0:45:01.450 --> 0:45:03.820 That's really nasty. Let's go through some of these here, 0:45:03.840 --> 0:45:04.859 starting with number one there. 0:45:05.200 --> 0:45:09.239 So ringworm. A bit sort of misleading, really, because it's 0:45:09.340 --> 0:45:13.060 not a worm. Ringworm is a fungal infection. It gets 0:45:13.100 --> 0:45:17.620 the name because it gives like a circular. 0:45:17.160 --> 0:45:17.899 Red ring effect. 0:45:18.450 --> 0:45:23.969 Around your skin. These are called zoonotic diseases or zoonosis. 0:45:24.810 --> 0:45:31.280 That's a disease that is transferable between humans and dogs. 0:45:31.450 --> 0:45:33.379 So this is the gifts you get from your dog 0:45:33.400 --> 0:45:37.120 with ringworm. You're going to get the itchy, circular rash. 0:45:38.260 --> 0:45:40.200 And then the scaly red patches. 0:45:40.340 --> 0:45:43.580 Everybody in Florida understands what ringworm is because everybody has 0:45:43.680 --> 0:45:46.700 stomped around in a mud puddle and gotten it. So 0:45:46.719 --> 0:45:50.040 you'll get that from your dog. Be sure it's. 0:45:49.940 --> 0:45:53.399 From Florida and not from you. 0:45:53.440 --> 0:45:55.000 This is when I was a kid. Shut it. 0:45:55.020 --> 0:45:55.239 Okay. 0:45:55.940 --> 0:45:58.620 When you were a kid? What? Okay, stop. Baxter was 0:45:58.640 --> 0:45:59.680 like a couple of years ago. 0:46:01.130 --> 0:46:04.109 So Giardia is, and a lot of people will hear 0:46:04.130 --> 0:46:06.629 this because you hear it a lot with the dog's 0:46:06.650 --> 0:46:08.170 got Giardia and all that sort of thing. 0:46:08.190 --> 0:46:10.529 She's the cute cook on Food Channel. What a lot 0:46:10.550 --> 0:46:12.270 of people don't realize is you can get it from 0:46:12.310 --> 0:46:15.110 your dog as well. So if your dog does have Giardia, 0:46:15.580 --> 0:46:20.560 it's a parasite. And the parasite gift is diarrhea, stomach cramps, nausea, 0:46:20.780 --> 0:46:26.950 and bloating. Yeah, all I see is weight loss. And cleaning. Yeah, 0:46:27.010 --> 0:46:29.230 I see. It's better fitting jeans and that one, keep talking. 0:46:30.630 --> 0:46:33.630 Salmonella, something which if you feed your dog raw foods, 0:46:34.010 --> 0:46:35.630 a lot of people who are on raw diets and 0:46:35.650 --> 0:46:39.470 stuff like that, salmonella is something which does become a problem. 0:46:40.830 --> 0:46:43.009 The dog can get salmonella, but so can you in 0:46:43.030 --> 0:46:45.320 the preparation of the food as well. So salmonella is 0:46:45.360 --> 0:46:49.939 something which is equally dangerous. shared between humans and dogs. 0:46:50.100 --> 0:46:52.560 And what's interesting is that, and you can see this 0:46:53.300 --> 0:46:55.660 on our YouTube channel if you're watching us, I did 0:46:55.700 --> 0:46:59.500 not realize that dogs can carry salmonella without appearing sick. 0:46:59.640 --> 0:47:00.259 Yeah. 0:47:00.660 --> 0:47:03.470 You might not even see there's anything wrong. I mean, 0:47:03.510 --> 0:47:05.450 you'll know if you get it because you're in the 0:47:05.950 --> 0:47:07.270 weight loss program of Jim. 0:47:07.290 --> 0:47:08.230 Right, exactly. 0:47:08.250 --> 0:47:12.130 The JCS weight loss program of diarrhea, fever, stomach cramps, 0:47:12.190 --> 0:47:12.529 and nausea. 0:47:12.550 --> 0:47:14.570 Yeah, they call it the inside-out program. Everything on the 0:47:14.590 --> 0:47:15.390 inside goes out. 0:47:15.670 --> 0:47:16.550 Diarrhea. 0:47:16.630 --> 0:47:19.390 Yeah. Campylobacter. 0:47:19.870 --> 0:47:25.069 Campylobacter, another bacteria, another gift. And then another one that's 0:47:25.090 --> 0:47:27.960 going to give you diarrhea, abdominal pain, fever. 0:47:27.980 --> 0:47:33.060 But this one also has the added feature of bloody stools. Yes. 0:47:33.380 --> 0:47:35.200 I have that a lot at home, actually. I go, 0:47:35.219 --> 0:47:36.240 where's that bloody stool? 0:47:36.280 --> 0:47:42.230 Because Penny keeps moving it to clean. That's not in 0:47:42.250 --> 0:47:46.070 the song. I'm not quite sure the link there between 0:47:46.150 --> 0:47:49.770 furniture and... So if you want... I mean, a lot 0:47:49.790 --> 0:47:52.370 of this is like stomach-related stuff, right? Three out of 0:47:52.390 --> 0:47:53.610 the five are. 0:47:53.770 --> 0:47:56.890 Most of the things are. And then finally, hookworm, which is, again, 0:47:56.930 --> 0:48:00.759 it's a parasite. Hookworm, you're going to get the itchy, red, 0:48:00.880 --> 0:48:06.200 winding rash and the skin irritation. Hookworm, something that the 0:48:06.340 --> 0:48:09.520 dog's going to pick up in dog parks, places like that. 0:48:09.900 --> 0:48:13.250 Because we're not just talking about um, your own dogs. 0:48:13.690 --> 0:48:13.950 Right. 0:48:14.469 --> 0:48:17.390 We're talking about other people's dogs, people don't pick up 0:48:17.469 --> 0:48:20.310 after their dogs. Um, and then you come along and, 0:48:20.350 --> 0:48:21.850 you know, you might just tread in it and then 0:48:21.890 --> 0:48:24.110 you touch your, you know, your footwear and then it 0:48:24.160 --> 0:48:27.210 goes on your hands. Um, Any of these things, it's 0:48:27.310 --> 0:48:30.110 not just allowing your dog to French kiss you, which 0:48:30.170 --> 0:48:33.530 is a problem, which is also weird. But it's also 0:48:33.870 --> 0:48:36.370 if the dog's licking your hands, your fingers, you know, 0:48:36.390 --> 0:48:38.029 if you give it some food and it licks it 0:48:38.070 --> 0:48:40.370 all off, you know, all off your fingers, and then 0:48:40.730 --> 0:48:42.989 you forget about it and you put your hand in 0:48:43.070 --> 0:48:43.590 your mouth. 0:48:43.610 --> 0:48:48.069 So what you're saying is, although it feels cool. Not 0:48:48.090 --> 0:48:49.870 as cool as cats, because cats have got those little 0:48:49.989 --> 0:48:53.569 raspy tongues. Yeah, they do have rough tongues. It's like 0:48:53.570 --> 0:48:54.989 80 grit sandbags. 0:48:55.830 --> 0:48:59.509 So so really uh the the message here really is 0:48:59.570 --> 0:49:02.569 cleanliness you know if you if you are handling any 0:49:02.640 --> 0:49:04.359 kind of dog or you've been to the dog park 0:49:04.739 --> 0:49:07.520 washing your hands um that that kind of thing is 0:49:07.540 --> 0:49:09.480 the most important because there are a lot of things 0:49:09.780 --> 0:49:11.640 and that's only a small section of what you can 0:49:11.680 --> 0:49:13.739 get from your dog really oh wow you don't want 0:49:13.820 --> 0:49:15.210 tapeworm for a start. 0:49:14.989 --> 0:49:17.560 You damn sure don't want that right Nope, nope, nope. 0:49:17.780 --> 0:49:19.160 Good weight loss again. I was going to say, I 0:49:19.160 --> 0:49:20.960 don't care what the supermodels say. Nope. 0:49:21.180 --> 0:49:21.379 Yeah. 0:49:21.719 --> 0:49:24.589 Is tapeworm the worm? When they worm a dog, when 0:49:24.610 --> 0:49:27.690 the dog is first born... or like eight weeks, whatever, 0:49:27.710 --> 0:49:32.230 and they evacuate that like the number two way. 0:49:32.330 --> 0:49:34.790 Is that the tapeworm? There's lots of worms in copies. 0:49:34.810 --> 0:49:35.850 They're wormy little things. 0:49:36.030 --> 0:49:40.320 Yeah, because when we did Dexter that, once the medicine 0:49:40.360 --> 0:49:42.480 hit him, he couldn't wait. He went in the house. 0:49:43.250 --> 0:49:45.230 um thank god on a tile floor but man what 0:49:45.290 --> 0:49:49.090 came out was horrifying like a horror movie because it 0:49:49.130 --> 0:49:52.310 was i mean they were alive yeah yeah because they 0:49:52.330 --> 0:49:54.430 give them something that so what happens is they attach 0:49:54.469 --> 0:49:57.390 on the inside of the intestinal wall and this medication 0:49:57.410 --> 0:49:59.739 i guess makes them release so when they release the 0:49:59.760 --> 0:50:01.660 dog gets rid of them through the normal process of 0:50:01.700 --> 0:50:03.980 doing it but buddy when you see that happen that 0:50:04.040 --> 0:50:06.799 is like alien one stuff i mean that is like 0:50:06.820 --> 0:50:09.920 uh That's like a Hollywood magic stuff. 0:50:09.940 --> 0:50:12.040 So it's like a pinata with a sequel? 0:50:12.840 --> 0:50:17.170 It is doing number two, and number two is alive. 0:50:17.190 --> 0:50:20.509 And that's the thing. Really, what you should do is 0:50:21.170 --> 0:50:23.709 make it part of your regime that when the dog 0:50:23.730 --> 0:50:26.589 does its first poop in the morning, you don't just 0:50:26.630 --> 0:50:29.830 pick it up. Actually, just inspect it. Look for worms 0:50:29.930 --> 0:50:32.270 and stuff. Blood in there or worms in there, things 0:50:32.310 --> 0:50:33.790 like that. That's when you're going to get the first 0:50:34.310 --> 0:50:35.469 clue that there's something wrong. 0:50:35.510 --> 0:50:35.590 Yeah. 0:50:36.530 --> 0:50:39.390 Something wrong can end up going into the kids. And, 0:50:39.730 --> 0:50:42.650 you know, some of these dog diseases can cause blindness 0:50:42.710 --> 0:50:46.290 in children. So this is why, you know, cleanliness is 0:50:46.310 --> 0:50:48.910 so important. And if your dog gets fleas, don't just 0:50:48.969 --> 0:50:51.739 treat the dog. You've got to treat the environment as well. 0:50:51.800 --> 0:50:54.770 So fleas and ticks, things like that. If the dog 0:50:54.790 --> 0:50:58.210 gets it, treat the whole environment, the carpets. 0:50:58.290 --> 0:50:59.450 The yard, everything. 0:50:59.469 --> 0:51:01.750 Because otherwise it will just keep getting reinfected. 0:51:01.770 --> 0:51:03.130 And if you're wondering, you just throw your bedding in 0:51:03.150 --> 0:51:05.510 the dryer and run it on the hottest temperature for 0:51:05.550 --> 0:51:07.120 like 45 minutes and it'll wipe everything out, right? 0:51:07.219 --> 0:51:08.420 Wipe all the ticks out and everything like that. And 0:51:08.440 --> 0:51:09.859 it's going to take two or three baths for the dog. 0:51:09.880 --> 0:51:09.980 Yeah. 0:51:10.200 --> 0:51:10.719 Uh, dare bear. 0:51:10.739 --> 0:51:12.580 I wanted to ask you this right before you left 0:51:12.600 --> 0:51:14.739 is that it's kind of a sad question. So I'm 0:51:14.820 --> 0:51:17.460 sorry for anyone who gets bummed out, but I had 0:51:17.480 --> 0:51:19.730 a dog that just passed a couple of months ago. 0:51:19.910 --> 0:51:23.250 I have another dog also as well. And during, while 0:51:23.290 --> 0:51:26.830 that whole thing, that whole, uh, event happened, my dog 0:51:26.870 --> 0:51:29.850 really didn't care, but then a day went by, she 0:51:29.890 --> 0:51:32.040 didn't care. And then a week went by and then 0:51:32.080 --> 0:51:35.520 I started picking up on my other dog is acting 0:51:35.540 --> 0:51:39.259 like Differently ever since the other dog passed. And now 0:51:39.340 --> 0:51:42.120 it's gotten to the point, because my other dog is 0:51:42.260 --> 0:51:46.480 buried in my backyard, that my dog that I have 0:51:46.520 --> 0:51:50.700 right now won't really go in the backyard anymore. 0:51:50.820 --> 0:51:51.640 Wow, really? 0:51:51.780 --> 0:51:55.189 So now whenever we open up the front door, she 0:51:55.270 --> 0:51:58.469 wants to book it and use the front yard to 0:51:58.650 --> 0:52:03.170 use the bathroom. Or am I just projecting this drama 0:52:03.710 --> 0:52:04.450 on my dog? 0:52:04.469 --> 0:52:04.549 Yeah. 0:52:04.730 --> 0:52:06.759 Well, no, I think dogs do get very attached to 0:52:06.820 --> 0:52:09.140 each other because, I mean, when you think about it, 0:52:09.160 --> 0:52:12.080 they spend the most time together. So they do get 0:52:12.120 --> 0:52:14.240 very attached to each other, and some dogs can take 0:52:14.280 --> 0:52:17.610 it very, very hard when another dog dies. 0:52:17.690 --> 0:52:18.910 But would the dog be able to know that the 0:52:18.930 --> 0:52:20.900 other dog was buried out there? Yeah, they could smell it. 0:52:20.950 --> 0:52:23.750 I mean, she was also there. See, what's going to 0:52:23.790 --> 0:52:29.130 happen is … You made her watch? When a body decomposes, 0:52:29.450 --> 0:52:31.630 the gases are going to come up through the ground. 0:52:31.710 --> 0:52:32.350 Right, yeah, yeah. 0:52:32.370 --> 0:52:35.150 When we used to look for cadavers, for dead bodies 0:52:35.370 --> 0:52:38.320 with police dogs … You know, it really, most of 0:52:38.390 --> 0:52:41.569 the skill was identifying a possible site, but then just 0:52:41.630 --> 0:52:43.669 a small hole in the ground. And the dog's job 0:52:43.690 --> 0:52:45.810 was to smell that hole in the ground. And they 0:52:45.850 --> 0:52:48.930 can smell decomposition up to about 70 years old. 0:52:49.030 --> 0:52:51.250 Well, let me tell you something interesting. I can prove that. 0:52:51.290 --> 0:52:53.529 There was one of these murder shows that we watch 0:52:53.590 --> 0:52:57.010 on TV. There was one about a girl who remembered 0:52:57.050 --> 0:52:59.430 her father killing people, but she couldn't remember where it was. 0:52:59.690 --> 0:53:02.730 But she swore he dumped him in a well. He's 0:53:02.790 --> 0:53:05.129 a psychopath, killed like eight or ten women. They couldn't 0:53:05.150 --> 0:53:07.650 figure out where it was. The place she thought it was, 0:53:07.810 --> 0:53:09.950 it wasn't there. Then she kind of had a dream 0:53:09.989 --> 0:53:12.190 or remembered something. They went to a spot where they 0:53:12.210 --> 0:53:13.609 thought it was. It was all grown up. You couldn't 0:53:13.630 --> 0:53:16.390 even see a well or anything. And the dog alerted immediately. 0:53:16.410 --> 0:53:18.839 And that would have been 30 years ago. It's the 0:53:18.860 --> 0:53:22.160 same with underwater. They take dogs out on boats because... 0:53:22.300 --> 0:53:25.100 When a body is under the water, if it's weighted down, 0:53:25.380 --> 0:53:28.200 the gases come up, the bubbles pop on the top, 0:53:28.320 --> 0:53:29.920 and then the dogs can pick up that scent from 0:53:29.940 --> 0:53:30.610 the top. 0:53:30.660 --> 0:53:33.589 And I'm not that strong, so I'm not that good 0:53:33.630 --> 0:53:34.230 with a shovel. 0:53:34.250 --> 0:53:36.210 It's not that deep? 0:53:36.489 --> 0:53:39.410 I mean, I think it's deep enough. There's no instruction 0:53:39.450 --> 0:53:40.189 manual for that. 0:53:40.210 --> 0:53:41.950 One paw sticking out? No, it's not one. 0:53:41.989 --> 0:53:42.169 No. 0:53:42.230 --> 0:53:42.510 Okay. 0:53:42.700 --> 0:53:45.400 They're always good to see you, buddy. Oh, my God. 0:53:45.440 --> 0:53:46.240 Great to be here. 0:53:46.260 --> 0:53:48.339 What a way to end it. Everyone on Saturday, I'll 0:53:48.360 --> 0:53:51.640 be driving back from Alabama on Friday night. Ready for 0:53:51.660 --> 0:53:53.690 Saturday morning over at Vito, and then I'll be over 0:53:53.750 --> 0:53:55.810 in Suds, Pups, and Pints. 0:53:55.910 --> 0:53:58.350 Now, when you get to Florida, and by the time 0:53:58.370 --> 0:54:00.529 we start Suds, Pups, and Pints, will your IQ be 0:54:00.550 --> 0:54:01.130 back to normal? 0:54:01.530 --> 0:54:03.830 Well, no, I come back on Friday, so I've got 0:54:03.850 --> 0:54:04.910 a whole evening. 0:54:04.950 --> 0:54:07.990 Yeah, it's like intellect lag. Yeah, that's right. Don't worry. 0:54:08.410 --> 0:54:10.640 I've got some books set up, some coloring books and stuff. 0:54:10.660 --> 0:54:12.960 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Bring me back to it. Always good 0:54:12.980 --> 0:54:16.920 to see you. Perfection Dog Training. 0:54:16.940 --> 0:54:17.010 Yay! 0:54:17.020 --> 0:54:19.080 Don't forget. Don't forget. If you come up to it 0:54:19.100 --> 0:54:20.730 and see these guys at Surge Pups and Painting, you 0:54:20.750 --> 0:54:22.290 get a free week of training out there in Oviedo. 0:54:22.430 --> 0:54:23.030 New website. 0:54:23.390 --> 0:54:26.489 Don't forget the new website, perfectiondogtraining.com. 0:54:26.810 --> 0:54:27.969 Check it out. Yeah, yeah. 0:54:28.030 --> 0:54:30.930 It's brand new, so if you see any mistakes, typos, 0:54:31.500 --> 0:54:33.040 then tell somebody else because I'm fed up. 0:54:33.080 --> 0:54:35.860 Keep doing it. Thank you, Daryl. 0:54:36.280 --> 0:54:38.480 Looking forward to seeing you on Saturday. Thank you for, 0:54:38.860 --> 0:54:40.719 for still being a part of Suds, Pups and Pints, 0:54:40.780 --> 0:54:43.770 even though you have your son's graduation the day before. 0:54:44.090 --> 0:54:46.690 We really appreciate it. I don't mind the graduation. It's the, 0:54:46.969 --> 0:54:50.550 it's the six hour drive, six hour drive there and back. Yeah, exactly. 0:54:50.570 --> 0:54:51.870 Why couldn't you go to school in Florida? What's the 0:54:51.890 --> 0:54:52.200 matter with you? 0:54:52.230 --> 0:54:52.430 Yeah. 0:54:53.540 --> 0:54:56.319 Well, as always, Animal House is generously brought to us 0:54:56.390 --> 0:54:59.350 by attorney Glenn Clausman. So if you or someone you 0:54:59.390 --> 0:55:01.270 work with or love have been in any kind of 0:55:01.310 --> 0:55:03.710 an accident, it could be car, truck, motorcycle, even a 0:55:03.750 --> 0:55:05.870 slip and fall, a couple of reasons why you need 0:55:05.890 --> 0:55:08.560 to call Glenn Clausman. First and foremost, he's not going 0:55:08.580 --> 0:55:10.220 to pass your case off to a caseworker. 0:55:10.239 --> 0:55:10.720 Glenn Clausman. 0:55:11.160 --> 0:55:12.950 Is going to take care of your case. So much so, 0:55:12.969 --> 0:55:14.850 he's going to give you his personal cell phone number 0:55:14.950 --> 0:55:16.890 and then pick it up when you call. Just a 0:55:16.930 --> 0:55:19.570 couple of reasons why, year after year, he's voted super 0:55:19.630 --> 0:55:22.890 lawyer and legal elite. He truly is an animal lover 0:55:22.989 --> 0:55:24.410 and friend of the show. So if you've been in 0:55:24.450 --> 0:55:29.290 an accident, give him a call, 407-917-1718, or check him 0:55:29.330 --> 0:55:31.430 out online at KlausmanLaw.com. 0:55:31.450 --> 0:55:34.890 That's K-L-A-U-S-M-A-N-Law.com. 0:55:34.910 --> 0:55:35.190 Thanks, Deb. 0:55:35.210 --> 0:55:35.270 407-916-1041. 0:55:35.270 --> 0:55:51.180 Text us, 77031. Our buddy Scott Maxwell up next. Welcome 0:55:51.200 --> 0:55:54.569 back to the Jim Culver Show, Radio 104.1. I am Jim. 0:55:54.590 --> 0:55:59.730 There's Deb, Jack, and Ross. Every single Wednesday around this time, 0:55:59.770 --> 0:56:01.969 our good friend joins us from the Orlando Sentinel. He 0:56:02.010 --> 0:56:04.680 writes there Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays. Guys, good and loud 0:56:04.700 --> 0:56:13.140 for Mr. Scott Maxwell. Yay! I am excited to be here. 0:56:13.239 --> 0:56:14.930 I wish I could say the same for Ross. 0:56:15.780 --> 0:56:18.760 I noticed that Ross got on screen, saw my face, 0:56:18.960 --> 0:56:21.340 and started yawning like he could not keep. 0:56:21.260 --> 0:56:24.060 His eyes open anymore. No, I'm yawning because I've done 0:56:24.120 --> 0:56:29.549 so much already today. All right, sure. All right, let's 0:56:29.590 --> 0:56:33.500 do it. Yeah, let's get mad. They call him Sweet 0:56:33.540 --> 0:56:37.299 Heat from his head to his feet. Sizzling hot like 0:56:37.400 --> 0:56:42.910 an asphalt street. Dripping to the swag of an Orlando Sentinel. Beat, beat, beat. 0:56:43.489 --> 0:56:48.689 Ladies and gentlemen, columnist Scott. Taking to the mad swell. 0:56:49.550 --> 0:56:53.330 There he is, Mr. Scott Maxwell. I've got to remember you. 0:56:53.190 --> 0:56:53.790 Have an intro. 0:56:53.810 --> 0:56:56.529 I never remember you have an intro. It only took 0:56:56.860 --> 0:56:59.339 us 20 years. Let's get right to it, buddy, because 0:56:59.360 --> 0:57:00.500 I've got to tell you, I think what you wrote 0:57:00.520 --> 0:57:04.020 about today is valuable enough to take up every single 0:57:04.060 --> 0:57:07.400 second we have with you, because this story is really 0:57:07.480 --> 0:57:10.180 kind of unbelievable. I mean, as far as the rankings go, 0:57:10.219 --> 0:57:12.160 this has to be one of the most important stories 0:57:12.180 --> 0:57:12.810 you've written this year. 0:57:14.860 --> 0:57:15.120 It is. 0:57:15.160 --> 0:57:15.620 Go ahead, Deb. 0:57:15.920 --> 0:57:18.530 I just wanted to mention real quick, Scott, that as 0:57:18.570 --> 0:57:21.470 we're talking about this, for folks to think about everything 0:57:21.510 --> 0:57:25.650 we've been told about why we should pass Amendment 3. 0:57:25.650 --> 0:57:29.430 So as Scott talks about this very, very important story, 0:57:29.490 --> 0:57:32.240 just keep it in mind with all the reasons why 0:57:32.320 --> 0:57:34.720 politicians say, oh, you've got to pass Amendment 3. 0:57:34.700 --> 0:57:35.580 Sure, yeah, yeah. 0:57:36.480 --> 0:57:38.800 Yeah, so I'm going to cut to the chase and 0:57:38.820 --> 0:57:41.130 do a little bit of the spoiler here. And that 0:57:41.210 --> 0:57:45.030 is that we published a story this past weekend that 0:57:45.090 --> 0:57:51.090 the Florida Senate threatened to sue and or imprison us 0:57:51.970 --> 0:57:57.330 if we published. And the damning document that we got 0:57:57.370 --> 0:58:01.500 hold of was about insurance companies in Florida. And the 0:58:01.560 --> 0:58:05.340 backstory is that, as you all know, insurance rates have just, 0:58:05.360 --> 0:58:10.270 you know, they're sky high in Florida. And their rate 0:58:10.310 --> 0:58:15.130 increases have to be approved by Florida regulators. And twice now, 0:58:15.990 --> 0:58:19.290 lawmakers have passed reform that make it harder for you 0:58:19.310 --> 0:58:22.670 to sue your company. Even if you get denied out 0:58:22.690 --> 0:58:25.300 of a benefit to which you are entitled, it. 0:58:25.300 --> 0:58:26.240 Is harder to sue them. 0:58:26.460 --> 0:58:28.990 And the whole argument for all of this thing has 0:58:29.050 --> 0:58:31.560 been that insurance companies are losing money. 0:58:31.700 --> 0:58:33.540 That was their claim. They lost money. 0:58:33.920 --> 0:58:37.900 Well, it turns out the state, using your tax dollars, $ 150, 000, 0:58:37.780 --> 0:58:44.280 paid a consultant to vet the claim's of the insurance companies. 0:58:44.300 --> 0:58:47.770 This was four years ago. This was back in 2022. 0:58:47.770 --> 0:58:50.790 And what that consultant found when they dove into it 0:58:51.090 --> 0:58:53.350 was that many of these companies were not losing money. 0:58:53.770 --> 0:58:57.030 They had set up affiliate companies. And by that, I 0:58:57.070 --> 0:59:00.370 mean that if my company is Acme, Florida, I set 0:59:00.410 --> 0:59:01.230 up a company. 0:59:00.990 --> 0:59:02.450 Called Acme Delaware. 0:59:02.470 --> 0:59:04.490 And then if I have $ 100 million here in Florida, 0:59:04.590 --> 0:59:06.070 I send $ 90 million of it to. 0:59:10.040 --> 0:59:11.400 Acme Delaware, and then. 0:59:11.300 --> 0:59:14.200 I go, oh my gosh, I only have $ 10 million left, 0:59:14.260 --> 0:59:15.930 and that's not enough for me to make payroll and 0:59:15.970 --> 0:59:18.890 keep my doors open. Now, theoretically, I'm sending it to 0:59:18.990 --> 0:59:22.190 Acme Delaware for services like HR or something like that. 0:59:22.210 --> 0:59:25.660 Right, whatever, right. Right, whatever. But this consultant went and 0:59:25.700 --> 0:59:28.750 looked at them and found that 50 companies, and that's, 0:59:29.350 --> 0:59:32.209 I think, the lion's share of them in Florida, had 0:59:33.330 --> 0:59:37.790 reported a collective 400 and they claim to have lost 0:59:37.790 --> 0:59:41.270 $ 430 million. So that sounds bad. Yes. 0:59:41.290 --> 0:59:43.390 Sounds like, oh, my gosh, we should give them rate increases. 0:59:43.640 --> 0:59:45.820 We should stop letting people sue them. They claim to 0:59:45.860 --> 0:59:47.140 have lost $ 430 million, had actually sent $ 1. 0:59:47.040 --> 0:59:54.760 3 billion in. To their affiliates in other parts of 0:59:54.780 --> 0:59:58.330 the nation. So they could cry poor mouth and tell 0:59:58.350 --> 0:59:59.890 you they had to raise your rates because they were 0:59:59.910 --> 1:00:02.480 going broke because of the hurricanes or the fraud or 1:00:02.500 --> 1:00:03.250 whatever the case may be. 1:00:04.240 --> 1:00:05.840 And at this point in time, somebody, if there's an 1:00:05.880 --> 1:00:08.440 insurance lobbyist out there going to say, no, no, no, no, Scott, 1:00:09.040 --> 1:00:11.680 these companies are allowed to pay their affiliates for something else. 1:00:11.910 --> 1:00:12.740 They are allowed to. 1:00:12.990 --> 1:00:15.450 But what this consultant said was he honed in on 1:00:15.490 --> 1:00:18.770 these companies saying these are way above these. There's a 1:00:18.830 --> 1:00:22.570 standard called fair and reasonable fees. These companies are all 1:00:22.610 --> 1:00:25.050 paying beyond fair and reasonable fees. 1:00:25.290 --> 1:00:28.780 So to set that stage. Your tax dollars paid for 1:00:28.820 --> 1:00:29.400 this report. 1:00:29.800 --> 1:00:32.720 Your tax dollars found that these companies were presenting a 1:00:32.960 --> 1:00:37.070 very misleading picture about their finances. And then the Senate 1:00:37.160 --> 1:00:40.890 and the state sat on this report for four years, 1:00:40.970 --> 1:00:42.410 did not let it be disclosed. 1:00:42.870 --> 1:00:43.390 Our paper. 1:00:43.860 --> 1:00:46.260 Along with our sister paper, the South Florida Sun Sentinel 1:00:46.300 --> 1:00:50.860 out of Lauderdale, we began a year-long crusade of trying 1:00:50.890 --> 1:00:52.830 to understand the insurance rates. And a lot of it 1:00:52.870 --> 1:00:55.450 was about things like this, things that just didn't add up. 1:00:55.750 --> 1:00:59.050 Like companies saying they were poor and about to go 1:00:59.110 --> 1:01:01.990 broke and then turning in an SEC filing that showed 1:01:02.010 --> 1:01:03.720 the CEO was making $ 21 million. 1:01:05.180 --> 1:01:06.870 Those two things just, we struggled to add up. 1:01:07.140 --> 1:01:10.650 So we did a big public records request And the 1:01:10.710 --> 1:01:13.930 Senate gave us this report, which they'd never released before, 1:01:13.990 --> 1:01:18.480 never shared it with the public. It showed companies were 1:01:18.840 --> 1:01:20.380 making money when they were losing money. 1:01:20.660 --> 1:01:23.950 Well, after we got the document, we started asking about it. 1:01:24.060 --> 1:01:26.440 And that's when, you know what, hit the fan. 1:01:26.680 --> 1:01:28.380 The Senate said, oh, my God, we didn't mean to 1:01:28.420 --> 1:01:31.200 give them that document because everybody looks like a bunch 1:01:31.240 --> 1:01:35.570 of damn liars. Because they are. So then they claimed 1:01:35.590 --> 1:01:38.880 this was trade secrets. This was a trade secret of 1:01:38.920 --> 1:01:41.410 the insurance industry. Now, keep in mind, the only secret 1:01:41.430 --> 1:01:44.030 here is are you following the rules for whether you're 1:01:44.050 --> 1:01:44.590 paying your. 1:01:44.470 --> 1:01:45.689 Affiliates too much money? 1:01:46.130 --> 1:01:50.870 So the Senate General Counsel, with the authority granted by 1:01:50.970 --> 1:01:55.460 Senate President Ben Alberton and Jason Brodeur, his name, he's 1:01:55.480 --> 1:01:57.980 the Senate pro tem right here in Seminole County, sent 1:01:58.060 --> 1:02:01.760 our journalists a note that said, A, you cannot write 1:02:01.820 --> 1:02:05.040 about this project. about this paper b you have to 1:02:05.180 --> 1:02:09.370 shred any physical copies you've uh you've printed out about 1:02:09.410 --> 1:02:12.550 this copy c if you do post it we can 1:02:12.630 --> 1:02:15.590 sue you and d we can also go after you 1:02:15.610 --> 1:02:18.729 for third degree felonies and just in case anybody's wondering 1:02:18.910 --> 1:02:21.910 that's like punishable by up to five years in prison 1:02:21.950 --> 1:02:24.940 behind bars so and i gotta tell you there's a 1:02:25.000 --> 1:02:27.980 lot of people who would have buckled Under such a thing. Because, 1:02:28.000 --> 1:02:29.770 you know, these people have the power of the police 1:02:29.810 --> 1:02:33.430 state behind them. But very much to our credit, the 1:02:33.510 --> 1:02:36.080 editors of both papers said hell to the no. 1:02:36.180 --> 1:02:38.660 Yay! Hell to the no. 1:02:40.590 --> 1:02:43.160 And the general reason– and this is what I was writing. 1:02:43.200 --> 1:02:46.940 My column is because unlike these blowhards and bureaucrats, we're 1:02:46.980 --> 1:02:49.740 not in the business of hiding information from the public 1:02:49.760 --> 1:02:51.280 we're supposed to be serving. 1:02:51.340 --> 1:02:54.280 They paid for it. We paid for it. We paid 1:02:54.320 --> 1:02:56.380 for the information they sat on for four years so 1:02:56.420 --> 1:02:58.790 that insurance lobby could go in and tell you they 1:02:58.810 --> 1:03:01.410 had to raise the rates the whole time. He calls 1:03:02.010 --> 1:03:05.190 DeSantis calls a special session, one of four, one of three, 1:03:05.350 --> 1:03:07.190 so that he could push through a legislation that they 1:03:07.230 --> 1:03:10.340 created in two days to create Amendment three and throw 1:03:10.380 --> 1:03:14.140 the entire thing into disarray. That all happened within a week. 1:03:14.160 --> 1:03:18.340 That was a weekend, wasn't it? Sure. Well, you're right. 1:03:18.380 --> 1:03:20.280 They did. I think there were three of them. But yes, 1:03:20.490 --> 1:03:22.110 one of them, I think, was like 48 hours. 1:03:22.130 --> 1:03:22.470 Yes, 48 hours. 1:03:22.490 --> 1:03:27.020 They pushed this through in 48 hours. And the whole 1:03:27.100 --> 1:03:30.040 argument was that you have to– the industry is collapsing. 1:03:31.220 --> 1:03:33.950 If we don't do this, then the industry is going 1:03:33.970 --> 1:03:36.450 to collapse. And one of the points I've made is, listen, 1:03:36.850 --> 1:03:40.130 nobody suffers delusions that Florida is a great real estate market. 1:03:40.470 --> 1:03:42.600 We got hurricanes. We got all this kind of stuff. 1:03:42.860 --> 1:03:45.910 But if you're going to spend public money on these solutions– 1:03:46.060 --> 1:03:49.400 The public deserves every damn bit of information out there 1:03:49.720 --> 1:03:51.700 about why we're spending our money and why we're giving 1:03:51.780 --> 1:03:54.920 special treatment to an industry, an industry, by the way, 1:03:55.160 --> 1:03:58.340 that has a track record of denying good people valid claims. 1:03:58.390 --> 1:04:01.430 I mean, you have heard stories from your listeners, people 1:04:01.450 --> 1:04:04.870 who've paid their policies year after year after year. They 1:04:04.910 --> 1:04:06.590 never make a claim. And then all of a sudden, 1:04:06.810 --> 1:04:09.570 one thing happens. They file it and they get denied. 1:04:09.830 --> 1:04:12.270 They get canceled. They get rate increases. 1:04:12.290 --> 1:04:15.070 Yeah, this state does not go. 1:04:15.090 --> 1:04:17.830 I guess my argument has been I would like the 1:04:17.870 --> 1:04:20.490 state to go as aggressively after insurance companies that are 1:04:20.510 --> 1:04:24.140 breaking the rules and denying claims as they are after 1:04:24.200 --> 1:04:26.460 the journalists who are trying to tell the truth. 1:04:26.580 --> 1:04:29.580 What happened to the sunshine law in this state, Scott? 1:04:30.440 --> 1:04:33.380 State government is supposed to happen in the sunshine because 1:04:33.400 --> 1:04:34.840 it's a great antiseptic. 1:04:34.960 --> 1:04:40.160 It's cloudy. It's very cloudy. Very cloudy, yeah. We are 1:04:40.200 --> 1:04:40.680 in a new. 1:04:41.550 --> 1:04:44.830 really troubling state in this state. And one of the 1:04:44.970 --> 1:04:46.810 other points I made in this piece is that I 1:04:46.830 --> 1:04:49.070 think people get numb to this, right? You just see 1:04:49.270 --> 1:04:51.300 stories like this. You should not get numb to it. 1:04:51.330 --> 1:04:53.790 This is scary stuff. This is police state. This is 1:04:53.830 --> 1:04:57.010 what you read about in dictator type countries, because this 1:04:57.070 --> 1:04:59.880 is not the first one. Don't forget that when Hope 1:04:59.920 --> 1:05:01.360 Florida first started. 1:05:01.320 --> 1:05:04.340 And that whole scandal, one of our reporters said, just 1:05:04.380 --> 1:05:07.340 wanted to understand what Hope Florida was supposed to remember. 1:05:07.360 --> 1:05:10.810 It was a charity supposedly funded up. And started asking questions. 1:05:11.190 --> 1:05:14.650 The state of Florida sent our newspaper a cease and 1:05:14.710 --> 1:05:16.790 desist order to stop. 1:05:16.840 --> 1:05:20.100 Reporting on that scandal. We did not buckle to that. 1:05:20.420 --> 1:05:22.840 And don't forget that just last month when the grand 1:05:22.880 --> 1:05:27.700 jury report was leaked, our attorney general threatened reporters with 1:05:27.780 --> 1:05:31.370 possibly being arrested if they ask questions about this. 1:05:31.550 --> 1:05:33.550 My point is, this is not a one off. 1:05:33.970 --> 1:05:36.910 This is a government that thinks it's OK to threaten 1:05:36.930 --> 1:05:40.450 people over not only speech, but basic journalism. And I 1:05:40.550 --> 1:05:42.910 sure hope people don't go numb. I just looked up 1:05:42.930 --> 1:05:44.370 while you were talking there, Scott. How much do you 1:05:44.390 --> 1:05:47.590 think the insurance lobby is worth in Florida? How much 1:05:47.630 --> 1:05:50.890 they spend? How much they spend annually on politicians to 1:05:51.530 --> 1:05:56.410 to lobby on behalf of the insurance business? Tens of millions. 1:05:56.530 --> 1:05:58.530 Yes. Seventy five million dollars. 1:06:01.000 --> 1:06:03.150 And you know, this all goes back to one thing 1:06:03.190 --> 1:06:05.950 we've talked about many times before. If your listeners are... 1:06:06.180 --> 1:06:09.580 Want to understand why our country is so broken? Google 1:06:09.640 --> 1:06:10.500 Citizens United. 1:06:10.560 --> 1:06:10.760 Yes. 1:06:11.900 --> 1:06:15.840 It's basically where the Supreme Court said that corporations are people. 1:06:16.080 --> 1:06:18.820 They are not people. Read anything from the founding fathers 1:06:18.860 --> 1:06:21.220 about what they intended. They did not mean to equate that. 1:06:21.510 --> 1:06:24.240 And money has corrupted the process. And I've talked about 1:06:24.260 --> 1:06:28.070 this before. I don't believe that these politicians are born evil. 1:06:28.170 --> 1:06:30.750 I don't believe that anybody got to office, went into 1:06:30.810 --> 1:06:32.970 office and said, you know what my goal is? To 1:06:32.990 --> 1:06:35.470 spend taxpayer money on a report. 1:06:35.250 --> 1:06:37.530 And then hide it. From the taxpayers who said it. 1:06:37.870 --> 1:06:40.770 But they get corrupted by the people who are lobbying them, 1:06:40.910 --> 1:06:43.990 who are funding their political campaigns, who are helping them 1:06:44.050 --> 1:06:44.730 stay in office. 1:06:45.010 --> 1:06:47.690 Thomas Massey has a really interesting little speech on the 1:06:47.750 --> 1:06:49.410 floor the other day. He came up, I think it 1:06:49.430 --> 1:06:52.820 was late last week, and he did this very thing. 1:06:52.840 --> 1:06:54.040 He goes, I'm going to tell you a story about 1:06:54.080 --> 1:06:59.060 a young man that came to Washington, D.C., and he 1:06:59.120 --> 1:07:03.380 talks about how how the corruption happens to politicians step 1:07:03.440 --> 1:07:06.240 by step, what it takes and what's expected of them 1:07:06.560 --> 1:07:09.410 and how they just turn into these yes men because 1:07:09.470 --> 1:07:13.330 it's the easiest path. Saying no in D.C. is very difficult, 1:07:13.610 --> 1:07:15.790 especially if it's against your own party. They don't care 1:07:15.830 --> 1:07:18.830 for that at all. So if you play nice, you 1:07:18.870 --> 1:07:21.110 get the easy path. If you don't play nice, you 1:07:21.160 --> 1:07:22.800 do not get the easy path. And the way he 1:07:22.840 --> 1:07:28.730 lays it out is really poignant. It really is. I 1:07:28.850 --> 1:07:29.910 absolutely agree with that. 1:07:30.230 --> 1:07:32.310 You know, we talked about it with another bill, a 1:07:32.590 --> 1:07:34.990 law that Florida passed that was really scummy on heat 1:07:35.030 --> 1:07:37.950 safety protections. The one where there was a provision to 1:07:38.030 --> 1:07:42.200 allow outdoor workers be guaranteed not money, not benefits, not 1:07:42.240 --> 1:07:44.620 paid time off. They were being it said there could 1:07:44.640 --> 1:07:47.820 be laws that say outdoor workers can be guaranteed water 1:07:47.900 --> 1:07:49.460 breaks and shade. 1:07:49.800 --> 1:07:50.000 Right. 1:07:50.300 --> 1:07:52.660 Nobody gets into goes into the legislature and says, you 1:07:52.700 --> 1:07:54.920 know what, I want to deny shade and water. 1:07:55.280 --> 1:07:58.440 To human beings who are working outside, they get corrupted. 1:07:58.700 --> 1:08:01.080 They get corrupted one bit by a time. And you know, 1:08:01.300 --> 1:08:03.220 I was laying in bed after I turned in that 1:08:03.260 --> 1:08:05.920 column last night and I realized I fell short. I 1:08:05.940 --> 1:08:08.530 want to ask a couple of these folks directly if 1:08:08.550 --> 1:08:11.590 they realize what they've become. And I'm drafting an email. 1:08:11.890 --> 1:08:14.370 to the Senate president and pro-Tim and say, I just 1:08:14.430 --> 1:08:16.170 want to, I want you to put your name on this, 1:08:16.430 --> 1:08:19.870 that you think it's okay to threaten journalists with writing 1:08:19.910 --> 1:08:23.830 about public information that taxpayers, if you're okay with threatening 1:08:23.870 --> 1:08:26.830 to arrest them for third degree felonies, because you need. 1:08:26.710 --> 1:08:29.969 To own that if you are. Let's go, dude, yes! 1:08:30.010 --> 1:08:32.270 Says here, top recipients of that number I just told 1:08:32.290 --> 1:08:34.990 you about a minute ago, the $ 74 million, Governor Ron DeSantis' 1:08:35.010 --> 1:08:36.389 political committees have drawn at least $ 3. 1:08:36.229 --> 1:08:36.470 9 million. 1:08:37.970 --> 1:08:42.890 From insurance industry interests. If broader contributions of the Republican 1:08:42.930 --> 1:08:48.049 Party factor in, that goes to $ 9. 9 million. Chief Financial 1:08:48.110 --> 1:08:52.990 Officer Jimmy Petronas, whose office oversees the banking and insurance regulations, 1:08:53.310 --> 1:08:59.610 received $ 2 million. How is the guy who oversees and 1:08:59.729 --> 1:09:04.050 regulates those industries able to receive lobby money from those 1:09:04.170 --> 1:09:07.790 industries how does that happen how is that legal. 1:09:09.120 --> 1:09:12.400 Yeah, these folks aren't stupid. They know exactly what they're doing. 1:09:12.420 --> 1:09:15.060 And it works the same way for agriculture. You think 1:09:15.120 --> 1:09:17.990 that you have a position out there that's supposed to 1:09:18.270 --> 1:09:21.849 promote growing Florida oranges. Who's not in favor of that? 1:09:22.189 --> 1:09:24.290 What it is, it ends up being a sop for 1:09:24.310 --> 1:09:25.050 the industries. 1:09:25.130 --> 1:09:27.180 It's big ag. It's grocery stores. 1:09:27.600 --> 1:09:30.460 It's when publics fail the sanitation grade. 1:09:30.800 --> 1:09:33.420 And then started pumping money into Adam Putnam at the time. 1:09:33.640 --> 1:09:36.220 And Adam Putnam did away with the public releasing of 1:09:36.240 --> 1:09:40.390 the sanitation system at grocery stores. He ended the entire program. 1:09:40.410 --> 1:09:44.210 It wasn't like he just set that aside. He ended 1:09:44.250 --> 1:09:48.040 the entire effing program. And once again, nobody, I. 1:09:48.460 --> 1:09:50.400 Honestly believe nobody goes off and says, you know what 1:09:50.439 --> 1:09:54.000 I'd like to do? in the sanitation ratings for grocery stores. 1:09:54.120 --> 1:09:56.580 That's why I'm running for office here in Florida. It's 1:09:56.860 --> 1:09:57.979 because they get corrupted. 1:09:58.200 --> 1:10:01.830 Unbelievable. Great piece today. I implore everybody to slop over 1:10:01.850 --> 1:10:07.269 or stop over and check out the article from Scott today. 1:10:07.290 --> 1:10:08.710 You can find him on Instagram as well. I think 1:10:08.729 --> 1:10:10.030 he has it posted there too. 1:10:10.070 --> 1:10:13.680 Somebody just texted us at 77031, Scott, asking where we 1:10:13.700 --> 1:10:15.560 can see a list of the companies involved. 1:10:15.640 --> 1:10:18.260 Is there a list anywhere where folks can get that information? 1:10:18.280 --> 1:10:19.820 Should we ask the state? 1:10:19.840 --> 1:10:20.160 We have. 1:10:22.600 --> 1:10:23.019 You know what? 1:10:23.100 --> 1:10:24.960 I would very much encourage you to ask your state 1:10:25.000 --> 1:10:25.860 legislator for that. 1:10:25.880 --> 1:10:27.740 I think that's a great idea. And see what they 1:10:27.780 --> 1:10:30.370 have to say. I was going to say, if you 1:10:30.610 --> 1:10:32.290 tune in four years from now, we'll give you the answer. 1:10:33.330 --> 1:10:34.929 We posted some of the big ones in our story, 1:10:34.970 --> 1:10:35.710 which I linked to. 1:10:35.910 --> 1:10:38.610 But more importantly, we went ahead and got this out 1:10:38.710 --> 1:10:41.010 because we didn't want to be sued. 1:10:41.030 --> 1:10:42.100 We weren't going to be bullied around. 1:10:42.350 --> 1:10:44.559 But this is part of a year-long thing that's going 1:10:44.580 --> 1:10:46.960 to publish before too long. where we're trying to break 1:10:47.000 --> 1:10:49.269 down what's really going on in this insurance industry, so 1:10:49.290 --> 1:10:50.689 we're going to have a lot more details. 1:10:50.830 --> 1:10:55.450 Let's go! Yeah, Scott! Let's ride, dude! I'll ride for you! 1:10:55.850 --> 1:10:57.730 Let's ride tomorrow at high noon! 1:10:57.750 --> 1:10:59.469 And if you don't mind, Scott, I think it's important 1:10:59.490 --> 1:11:01.400 to get the journalists' names out there that were on 1:11:01.410 --> 1:11:02.939 the cusp of this, on the bottom of it. You 1:11:02.979 --> 1:11:04.620 named them in the piece. I cannot remember. Do you 1:11:04.640 --> 1:11:07.000 mind saying that? Yeah, we have a guy named Ron 1:11:07.020 --> 1:11:09.750 Hurtubise who's been covering insurance industry for like 20 years. 1:11:09.790 --> 1:11:10.050 Let's go roll. 1:11:10.070 --> 1:11:14.050 And he's being assisted with investigative reporters David Flesher and 1:11:14.290 --> 1:11:16.719 Skylar Swisher from the Orlando Sentinel. And I'd also just 1:11:16.729 --> 1:11:19.820 throw out our executive editors, Roger Simmons here in Orlando 1:11:19.860 --> 1:11:25.300 and Gretchen Davis. Brian from from South Florida, because they're 1:11:25.320 --> 1:11:27.769 the ones whose asses are on the line. It's I 1:11:27.780 --> 1:11:29.870 don't think people should gloss over the fact it's no 1:11:29.950 --> 1:11:32.570 small deal to receive a letter that says we may 1:11:32.670 --> 1:11:34.190 arrest you or sue you. 1:11:34.770 --> 1:11:37.469 And for us to say, you know what? We're publishing anyway, 1:11:37.510 --> 1:11:40.450 because we're right. That's right. Legal and logical. 1:11:40.490 --> 1:11:40.650 Right. 1:11:40.729 --> 1:11:40.910 Wow. 1:11:41.600 --> 1:11:44.200 Again, just go and check it out at the Orlando Sentinel. 1:11:44.220 --> 1:11:46.719 Get yourself a subscription. That's one of the main reasons 1:11:46.740 --> 1:11:49.260 we tell you guys. You've got to read newspapers because 1:11:49.300 --> 1:11:51.460 a lot of the stuff you get online isn't really accurate. 1:11:51.479 --> 1:11:55.930 These guys spend a year investigating this. Four years ago 1:11:55.970 --> 1:11:58.930 is when they got the information. I mean, this is 1:11:58.990 --> 1:12:00.790 how they do the job. So if you read this stuff, 1:12:00.810 --> 1:12:02.970 you can do it at OrlandoSentinel.com. Get your subscription. It's 1:12:03.470 --> 1:12:06.370 really affordable, and you can find Scott on Instagram and 1:12:06.430 --> 1:12:09.350 get it there as well. Thank you, guys. 1:12:09.490 --> 1:12:11.970 Or just keep voting the same way and expect the 1:12:12.010 --> 1:12:12.550 same results. 1:12:13.229 --> 1:12:14.590 You guys give it up. Good luck for Scott Maxwell. 1:12:14.810 --> 1:12:18.590 I don't like that suggestion. Neither do I. Yay. Have 1:12:18.610 --> 1:12:21.530 a good one, buddy. We'll see you soon. Take care, guys. 1:12:21.550 --> 1:12:24.810 All right, man. 407-916-1041 told you that it would be crazy, right? 1:12:24.970 --> 1:12:27.080 Like that story is crazy. And when you read it, 1:12:27.150 --> 1:12:29.050 it is even like, okay, so when you read it, 1:12:29.130 --> 1:12:32.950 it sounds like. Like something small-town corruption. Like, oh, yeah, yeah, 1:12:32.970 --> 1:12:34.230 we get the mayor in our pocket. 1:12:34.560 --> 1:12:36.099 Do the hazard boss hog stuff. 1:12:36.120 --> 1:12:37.479 We can do whatever we want. We get the mayor 1:12:37.500 --> 1:12:40.880 in our pocket. But this is a multi-billion dollar industry 1:12:40.900 --> 1:12:43.360 that's causing you to have to spend money every single 1:12:43.380 --> 1:12:46.440 year of your life because of property taxes. And that's 1:12:46.460 --> 1:12:49.889 why Amendment 3 came around under a rushed legislative session. 1:12:49.890 --> 1:12:52.650 48 hours. He shoves this thing into the session. And 1:12:52.670 --> 1:12:56.550 because there's such an overwhelming Republican majority, it gets thrown immediately. 1:12:56.689 --> 1:12:59.030 And then he bails on it. And then he's a 1:12:59.070 --> 1:13:09.030 lame duck. Back in a sec. Good afternoon, Colbert Show. 1:13:09.250 --> 1:13:11.030 Jim, Jack, Deb, Ross. 1:13:11.090 --> 1:13:12.570 I hope you guys are having a great day. 1:13:12.590 --> 1:13:13.190 You too. 1:13:13.290 --> 1:13:15.600 I heard about your burger making contest. 1:13:15.760 --> 1:13:18.920 So I would like to submit my Shake Your Honey 1:13:18.960 --> 1:13:20.059 Maker burger. 1:13:20.140 --> 1:13:20.570 I love it. 1:13:20.700 --> 1:13:23.679 It comes on a honey butter bun with honey mustard 1:13:23.780 --> 1:13:24.420 and bacon. 1:13:24.520 --> 1:13:25.600 It's so good. 1:13:25.720 --> 1:13:26.540 You guys will love it. 1:13:26.740 --> 1:13:28.679 Dude, I love that. That's our first entry. 1:13:28.800 --> 1:13:29.740 Yay. 1:13:29.780 --> 1:13:32.840 She's in the lead, Jack. If she is, she's leading 1:13:32.880 --> 1:13:36.340 the pack. She's also in last place. All right, very good. Oh, 1:13:36.360 --> 1:13:39.080 we have more. No, she's the only entry. Yeah, very good. 1:13:39.220 --> 1:13:42.790 All right, so that is an entry into our cooking 1:13:42.850 --> 1:13:49.030 contest coming up next Saturday during our big event out at... Margaritaville, 1:13:49.070 --> 1:13:51.960 the sunset walk there, the promenade, it's our best of challenge. 1:13:52.000 --> 1:13:55.600 We do this every single year. This year, it's the 1:13:55.640 --> 1:13:58.140 best of, the signature dish. So you're going to get 1:13:58.140 --> 1:13:59.820 12 restaurants producing what they think is one of their 1:13:59.840 --> 1:14:02.550 best bites. You go out there, $ 20 for the tasting ticket. 1:14:02.810 --> 1:14:06.090 That gets you every single restaurant's product. And one of 1:14:06.110 --> 1:14:08.170 the other things we're doing is the listener challenge where 1:14:08.229 --> 1:14:10.730 listeners will make some food as well. We'll judge that. 1:14:11.030 --> 1:14:12.770 If you win that contest, not only do you get 1:14:12.790 --> 1:14:15.070 the dopest trophy in the world, you also get a 1:14:15.110 --> 1:14:18.620 weekend out there on property, which is an unbelievable gift 1:14:18.780 --> 1:14:20.679 because that property is badass. 1:14:20.780 --> 1:14:23.440 They do go, I don't want to say over the top, 1:14:23.479 --> 1:14:26.600 but it is unnecessary how nice of a trophy it is. 1:14:26.760 --> 1:14:29.309 It is way overboard. And all you have to do 1:14:29.360 --> 1:14:31.450 is do exactly what she did. Think of a burger 1:14:31.729 --> 1:14:35.510 that describes the burger. Right, so her honey butter burger 1:14:35.570 --> 1:14:38.229 says the honey butter roll. It's got the honey on 1:14:38.250 --> 1:14:41.809 the burger. Shake your honey maker. Yeah, the shake your 1:14:41.850 --> 1:14:44.189 honey maker. So all you have to do is that, 1:14:44.410 --> 1:14:46.520 and then you can join us. If you win, we 1:14:46.530 --> 1:14:48.240 pick you. You can come out and cook for us, 1:14:48.320 --> 1:14:50.639 enjoy the gig. You'll actually get them for free as well. 1:14:51.020 --> 1:14:55.040 So there's even a bonus there. Also, called Ray last night, 1:14:55.080 --> 1:14:58.720 or emailed Ray last night, tickets are moving very quickly 1:14:58.740 --> 1:15:01.510 for this event this year. Oh, don't wait. It usually 1:15:01.550 --> 1:15:04.530 sells out. Now, look, he sent me comparative years over 1:15:04.570 --> 1:15:08.850 the comparative ticket sales at this point, and we are ahead. Okay, 1:15:08.870 --> 1:15:10.170 so what you need to do is if you plan 1:15:10.210 --> 1:15:13.170 on going to this event next Saturday. For the Best 1:15:13.189 --> 1:15:15.640 Hub Challenge out there, grab your tickets as early as 1:15:15.680 --> 1:15:18.599 you can. It's only $ 20. We run into this issue 1:15:18.740 --> 1:15:20.660 every year. People wait to the last minute thinking there's 1:15:20.680 --> 1:15:22.620 going to be no problem getting in because they have 1:15:22.620 --> 1:15:25.310 1,000 tickets. That is not the case. This is sold 1:15:25.370 --> 1:15:27.930 out every single year we've done it. So if you 1:15:27.970 --> 1:15:33.910 want to go, please go over to sunsetwalk.com or realradio.fm. Sunset. Sunset. 1:15:33.950 --> 1:15:35.500 It'll take you right there. It'll tell you all the 1:15:35.520 --> 1:15:37.820 stuff that's happening, and you can link right there and 1:15:37.840 --> 1:15:39.620 grab your tickets. We don't want to miss you guys, 1:15:39.960 --> 1:15:41.400 so do that as quickly as you can. That way 1:15:41.420 --> 1:15:43.080 we can see you next weekend at the big event. 1:15:43.920 --> 1:15:47.250 Hell yeah. So much fun. And we're broadcasting live Friday 1:15:47.290 --> 1:15:50.490 night or Friday afternoon. We're broadcasting the show live from 1:15:50.530 --> 1:15:53.349 the Margaritaville Resort. They're setting up like an entire thing 1:15:53.410 --> 1:15:55.990 right there in the Grand Atrium. There's going to have drinks. 1:15:56.010 --> 1:15:58.530 We're going to have prizes. By the way, Jack's bringing prizes. 1:15:58.570 --> 1:15:59.930 He doesn't know how much I'm bringing. 1:16:00.450 --> 1:16:00.889 Oh, nice. 1:16:00.930 --> 1:16:03.490 Dude, I'm bringing all kinds of stuff. So it's going 1:16:03.520 --> 1:16:06.800 to be a blast. Tons of prizes, games, tons of fun. 1:16:07.180 --> 1:16:11.880 And they have a hotel deal. They have a hotel deal. 1:16:11.939 --> 1:16:15.240 And strawberry rhubarb pie. Where you can sit. Get a 1:16:15.260 --> 1:16:17.620 room that night. Stay that night. Hang out with us 1:16:17.680 --> 1:16:20.019 the next day and chill all night long. We're going 1:16:20.040 --> 1:16:22.200 to be partying around the property on Friday night after 1:16:22.240 --> 1:16:22.679 the show. 1:16:22.700 --> 1:16:22.860 Yeah. 1:16:22.880 --> 1:16:24.890 We're going to be there all day Saturday hanging out. 1:16:24.900 --> 1:16:26.309 So it's going to be a blast. We hope to 1:16:26.350 --> 1:16:30.670 see you again. Grab your ticket. Sunsetwalk.com or realradio.fm slash sunset. 1:16:31.450 --> 1:16:31.809 Nice. 1:16:31.870 --> 1:16:32.270 There you go. 1:16:32.270 --> 1:16:32.450 All right. 1:16:32.470 --> 1:16:34.950 It's going to be fun. I'm Jim. There's Deb and 1:16:34.990 --> 1:16:37.410 Jack and Ross as well. Got to go to break 1:16:37.450 --> 1:16:41.389 here in a second. Do you guys fear robots? Yeah. 1:16:42.050 --> 1:16:45.790 Did you watch the AI documentary? I did not. AI 1:16:45.830 --> 1:16:48.980 doc on Netflix? I did not watch it yet. Well, 1:16:49.020 --> 1:16:51.380 the reason this is, I guess, maybe part of AI, 1:16:51.540 --> 1:16:53.460 because I'm sure AI is what powers a lot of 1:16:53.500 --> 1:16:56.370 these things now, right? Deb showed me a video today 1:16:56.450 --> 1:17:00.110 that is horrifying. Have you seen the robot fighting a 1:17:00.110 --> 1:17:03.950 real MMA fighter guy yet? I didn't think it was 1:17:03.970 --> 1:17:06.990 a real MMA fighter. It's not? No, I think it 1:17:07.030 --> 1:17:09.820 was just a content creator, influencer. Oh, I got you. 1:17:09.960 --> 1:17:12.800 He's kind of famous. He's the guy with the big butt. 1:17:13.280 --> 1:17:13.680 Oh, really? 1:17:13.820 --> 1:17:17.060 Yeah, he has an over-the-top-sized butt. Well, I'm going to 1:17:17.100 --> 1:17:20.300 tell you... It's padded for cartoonish effect. When we come 1:17:20.320 --> 1:17:21.519 back at the top of the hour, I'm going to 1:17:21.560 --> 1:17:24.269 tell you a place you can go to Orlando... Where 1:17:24.310 --> 1:17:27.550 you can go in and sit down and experience a 1:17:27.610 --> 1:17:33.400 robot firsthand. It's not in a factory. It's not on 1:17:33.439 --> 1:17:37.220 a production line. It's none of that. It's somewhere you're 1:17:37.260 --> 1:17:39.960 not going to believe, and it is here. It's happening 1:17:40.000 --> 1:17:45.919 right now. I'll tell you where it is next. Hey, 1:17:46.020 --> 1:17:49.700 this is Jeremy from Melbourne. Hey, Jeremy. Just checking to 1:17:49.760 --> 1:17:54.810 see if Jim Colbert fixed his appliance this year. Did 1:17:54.850 --> 1:17:56.670 not fix my appliance issue. Got to make that phone 1:17:56.689 --> 1:17:58.750 call tonight. I did not have time today. It was 1:17:58.790 --> 1:18:01.610 completely slammed today, so I got to make that phone 1:18:01.650 --> 1:18:01.890 call tonight. 1:18:01.910 --> 1:18:02.750 Hey, guys, it's Echo. 1:18:03.030 --> 1:18:03.429 Hey, Echo. 1:18:04.250 --> 1:18:06.300 Yeah, I'd never let a dog kiss me in the mouth. 1:18:06.520 --> 1:18:06.760 Okay. 1:18:07.200 --> 1:18:11.059 People actually have pet rats that they allow to put 1:18:11.120 --> 1:18:14.540 their whole heads in their mouths, and they call it rodentistry, 1:18:14.860 --> 1:18:16.820 which I find completely disgusting. 1:18:16.880 --> 1:18:18.970 What the hell the hell? It's got a name? 1:18:18.979 --> 1:18:22.450 They're great pets, but they're not sticking their whole heads 1:18:22.610 --> 1:18:23.050 in their mouths. 1:18:23.070 --> 1:18:23.490 Rodentistry. 1:18:23.510 --> 1:18:25.600 Ew. Bye. 1:18:25.620 --> 1:18:25.689 Bye. 1:18:27.820 --> 1:18:31.660 Bro dentistry process. Yeah, but she said she has rats 1:18:31.740 --> 1:18:33.180 as pets. But she wouldn't do that. 1:18:33.220 --> 1:18:35.559 Yeah, not in a million years. Yeah. All right, one more. 1:18:35.590 --> 1:18:35.910 All right. 1:18:36.490 --> 1:18:37.270 Come on, Jim. 1:18:37.950 --> 1:18:41.650 After all these years, you still don't know Batman's D.C. 1:18:42.370 --> 1:18:48.330 Detective Comics. It's named after him. Get with it, mister. 1:18:48.670 --> 1:18:49.110 Sorry, buddy. 1:18:49.130 --> 1:18:52.010 My apologies. I'm so sorry. I promise I am. I'll 1:18:52.030 --> 1:18:55.220 get it right someday. I promise you I'll care that 1:18:55.260 --> 1:18:59.070 much someday. I'm Jim, there's Deb. Hello. Jack, good morning. 1:18:59.290 --> 1:19:01.990 And Saw's daddy as well. Believe in yourself. Saw's going 1:19:02.010 --> 1:19:06.330 to be in Daytona this weekend doing some, actually some sketches. Yeah, man. 1:19:06.330 --> 1:19:08.280 14 sketches coming up this weekend in Daytona. It's my new. 1:19:08.189 --> 1:19:10.300 Business model of like the first half of the year, 1:19:10.479 --> 1:19:13.379 stand up. The back half of the year, sketch comedy. 1:19:13.420 --> 1:19:13.780 Yeah, yeah. 1:19:13.860 --> 1:19:16.540 I'm really trying to do this whole comedian thing. So Daytona. 1:19:16.970 --> 1:19:19.870 It's happening, 14 sketches, tickets at rosscomedy.com. 1:19:20.470 --> 1:19:22.320 There you go. All right, guys, so if you were 1:19:22.340 --> 1:19:24.400 going to see a robot that wasn't in a factory 1:19:24.439 --> 1:19:28.660 building something or wasn't– providing some type of mechanical service, 1:19:28.680 --> 1:19:32.270 where do you think you'd see a robot in Central Florida? 1:19:32.290 --> 1:19:35.250 You can actually go see it tonight if you wanted to. Push. 1:19:35.370 --> 1:19:38.830 You can have it interact with you tonight. Making coffee. 1:19:38.970 --> 1:19:41.979 Not making coffee. Bartending. Not bartending, but I have to 1:19:41.990 --> 1:19:45.780 tell you, Celebrity Cruises has, I think it's either Celebrity 1:19:45.979 --> 1:19:49.519 or Royal, has a bar that has a robot bartender. 1:19:49.920 --> 1:19:51.780 I believe some of the cruise ships do as well, right? 1:19:51.820 --> 1:19:54.820 It's the Royal Caribbean cruise ship. It's just one big 1:19:55.080 --> 1:19:56.740 arm that goes out there and mixes drinks, and it's 1:19:56.770 --> 1:19:58.570 supposed to be perfect every time. I just did a gym. 1:19:58.770 --> 1:20:01.430 I'll tell you what. I did. I just did a gym. 1:20:01.550 --> 1:20:06.929 Listen here, XR75JL. She left me, man. Oh, yeah, yeah. 1:20:06.950 --> 1:20:09.130 She left me. Pouring it out to a robot arm. 1:20:09.530 --> 1:20:13.189 Can you imagine? She's never going to find anybody better. 1:20:13.430 --> 1:20:13.590 Yeah. 1:20:18.080 --> 1:20:21.060 I just don't think you're listening, man. 1:20:22.580 --> 1:20:24.839 I'm just trying to make you a scientifically perfect margarita. 1:20:25.620 --> 1:20:28.080 I am not here for emotions, just balanced drinks. 1:20:29.180 --> 1:20:32.880 Tell that bitch to pack sand. That would be great. 1:20:33.000 --> 1:20:36.060 I would love to try unplugging her. 1:20:36.520 --> 1:20:38.740 We should write lines for people who are bitching to 1:20:38.800 --> 1:20:41.980 robot bartenders. That's funny. No, not a bartender. 1:20:42.120 --> 1:20:42.700 Donuts. 1:20:42.740 --> 1:20:43.860 Not a donut. Jackson. 1:20:45.610 --> 1:20:52.630 So the barista, no librarian. Ooh, fast food. If tonight 1:20:52.750 --> 1:20:58.120 you go to Hollerbox German Restaurant in Sanford, Florida. Really? Hollerbox. 1:20:58.220 --> 1:21:01.679 If you go to Hollerbox German Restaurant in Central Florida 1:21:01.720 --> 1:21:04.059 in Sanford. And for people who do not know, that 1:21:04.140 --> 1:21:07.570 is an internationally recognized German restaurant. The hollow box is 1:21:07.650 --> 1:21:11.070 so good. Royals there. Theo is one of the greatest guys. 1:21:11.130 --> 1:21:14.430 Quite popular. Very popular. His daughter, Christine, now runs the restaurant. 1:21:14.450 --> 1:21:16.450 And I think he's running for mayor or something. I 1:21:16.470 --> 1:21:17.730 think he owns half the city. 1:21:17.830 --> 1:21:20.940 I believe it was a dishwasher turned mayor who was 1:21:20.979 --> 1:21:22.000 just elected in San Francisco. 1:21:22.060 --> 1:21:24.280 Oh, was it really? Yeah, who was a Hollerbox dishwasher. 1:21:24.340 --> 1:21:26.700 I'll never forget the daughter of Hollerbox because as I 1:21:26.740 --> 1:21:28.939 was leaving, she goes, you want a boot? And then 1:21:29.020 --> 1:21:30.920 I was like, dude, this place is where I need 1:21:30.939 --> 1:21:31.240 to be. 1:21:31.380 --> 1:21:33.420 It's awesome. And you get there when they're playing the, 1:21:33.540 --> 1:21:36.150 they're doing the polka music on like Friday and Saturday nights. Dude, 1:21:36.160 --> 1:21:37.769 if you want to have a good time and get 1:21:37.790 --> 1:21:41.049 in the mood, dude, Hollerbox on the weekend is the spot. 1:21:41.910 --> 1:21:43.750 I didn't know when you buy a boot, like you 1:21:43.910 --> 1:21:45.349 share the boot. Oh, yeah. 1:21:45.490 --> 1:21:49.130 And the boot cannot touch the table or until it's empty. 1:21:49.189 --> 1:21:50.850 The boot has to stay going around. 1:21:51.010 --> 1:21:51.450 It was. 1:21:51.970 --> 1:21:54.929 Christina Hollerbach, who has just been elected the mayor of Sanford. 1:21:54.950 --> 1:21:57.639 That's right. It's super awesome. She bought me a boot, dude. 1:21:57.650 --> 1:22:02.099 I'm pretty sure that was her. So now they have 1:22:02.140 --> 1:22:08.020 a new helper. It's called Bellabot. And Bellabot, during busy times, 1:22:08.140 --> 1:22:12.170 is an automated food runner. designed to move orders from 1:22:12.189 --> 1:22:14.910 the kitchen to the bar. So if you are out 1:22:14.930 --> 1:22:16.800 and around there at Hollerbox and you're having yourself a 1:22:16.810 --> 1:22:19.019 beer sitting at the bar, your food is going to 1:22:19.040 --> 1:22:21.670 be delivered by a robot. And I got to tell you, 1:22:21.680 --> 1:22:25.059 of all places I thought robot delivery would happen, the 1:22:25.160 --> 1:22:27.479 last place I thought it would happen is at a 1:22:27.580 --> 1:22:29.220 German restaurant like Hollerbox. 1:22:29.280 --> 1:22:31.309 Well, this is a sign of how hard they're killing 1:22:31.350 --> 1:22:33.030 it over there in Sanford. Right. 1:22:34.100 --> 1:22:35.840 He says the robot's been in use for three days, 1:22:36.040 --> 1:22:40.240 already helped bartenders and servers focus on guests instead of 1:22:40.300 --> 1:22:42.689 making long trips for food. You know what that means? 1:22:43.240 --> 1:22:46.910 Don't have to tip the robot. That's a really good question. 1:22:46.950 --> 1:22:49.590 You don't have to tip the robot. Dude, if they 1:22:49.750 --> 1:22:53.229 ask me to tip a robot. No, but hold on. Okay, 1:22:53.250 --> 1:22:55.820 this is a very good point because here's the thing. 1:22:56.080 --> 1:22:58.420 You realize when you tip a server, you're not just 1:22:58.460 --> 1:23:01.460 tipping the server. It depends on the restaurant, but you're 1:23:01.479 --> 1:23:03.720 right in a lot of cases. You're tipping the people 1:23:03.740 --> 1:23:06.350 who bust the tables, and you're also tipping the bartender, 1:23:06.450 --> 1:23:08.410 and you're also tipping the kitchen a little bit depending 1:23:08.530 --> 1:23:10.969 on where you are. So that $ 10 tip you leave, 1:23:11.229 --> 1:23:12.830 I mean, six bucks will go to the server, a 1:23:12.850 --> 1:23:14.490 dollar will go to the bartender, a dollar will go 1:23:14.510 --> 1:23:16.689 to the busser or whatever. My son's in this business. 1:23:16.720 --> 1:23:18.700 He tells me all the time about the breakdowns and stuff. 1:23:19.340 --> 1:23:21.220 And I don't know. That's kind of wild. You should 1:23:21.260 --> 1:23:22.800 probably still have to tip a little bit. 1:23:22.960 --> 1:23:23.220 Oh, no. 1:23:23.260 --> 1:23:24.200 You still have to tip. 1:23:24.400 --> 1:23:27.320 If I see a robot, I'm tipping less. The revolution 1:23:27.340 --> 1:23:30.339 starts now. Call me Sarah because my last name is Carr. 1:23:30.360 --> 1:23:35.340 Yeah, yeah, yeah. You don't have to pay for the robot. 1:23:35.500 --> 1:23:38.200 They tip out usually. Yeah, it's the bartender. 1:23:38.220 --> 1:23:38.519 Yeah, yeah. 1:23:38.560 --> 1:23:41.009 So if it brought you drinks. And the bussers, buddy. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:23:41.050 --> 1:23:43.200 Well, the restaurants that I've worked at weren't as fine 1:23:43.240 --> 1:23:45.509 as those. I'm talking Bob's, you know, Mark's Big Boy. 1:23:45.530 --> 1:23:46.070 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:23:46.110 --> 1:23:48.689 We didn't share our tips. That's a lie. Real fast. 1:23:48.770 --> 1:23:52.410 You get a robot server. Wheels up. How you doing? 1:23:52.630 --> 1:23:52.850 Right? 1:23:53.090 --> 1:23:53.670 Hi, I'm Bella. 1:23:53.930 --> 1:23:54.130 Right? 1:23:55.610 --> 1:24:04.040 Hi, I'm Bella. My eyes are up here. It's a restaurant. Right? 1:24:04.580 --> 1:24:05.519 I gave you a fake number. 1:24:05.720 --> 1:24:13.650 If you have a robot server, I'm not tipping. 1:24:14.420 --> 1:24:14.900 I'm not. 1:24:15.140 --> 1:24:17.050 Well, you're going to tip your server. You're just not 1:24:17.070 --> 1:24:19.030 going to tip your robot server. So you're going to 1:24:19.060 --> 1:24:22.059 still have... Your waiter or waitress is going to bring 1:24:22.080 --> 1:24:24.300 you your drinks. They're going to take your food order. 1:24:24.320 --> 1:24:26.019 They're going to clear the table. They're going to check 1:24:26.120 --> 1:24:27.670 on you. So you still do need the tip. 1:24:27.729 --> 1:24:30.370 That is over in a holler box. But I'm saying 1:24:30.710 --> 1:24:33.570 in 15 years when this is all totally normalized. 1:24:33.570 --> 1:24:36.030 15 years? Probably like five. 1:24:36.090 --> 1:24:40.309 I'm talking like the entire restaurant, new restaurant business. They're 1:24:40.350 --> 1:24:44.140 all robots. In fact, they even advertise. They're going to 1:24:44.280 --> 1:24:45.800 advertise it. You don't need a tip. 1:24:46.490 --> 1:24:49.650 It says Bellabot follows a pre-programmed path from the kitchen 1:24:49.670 --> 1:24:51.790 to the lodge bar area. Once it arrives, the bartender 1:24:51.810 --> 1:24:53.650 removes the food from the trays and delivers it to 1:24:53.670 --> 1:24:55.490 the guests. So it just kind of brings it to 1:24:55.510 --> 1:24:57.990 the area. It doesn't hand you the food and ask 1:24:58.010 --> 1:24:59.650 you how things are cooked or anything like that. 1:24:59.670 --> 1:25:03.530 A couple people texting us at 77031. The Green Papaya 1:25:03.590 --> 1:25:07.639 Thai Place in Longwood apparently has one of those robots 1:25:07.720 --> 1:25:10.720 as well. Folks also said that they just were at 1:25:10.740 --> 1:25:13.620 Hollerbox this weekend and saw the robot and said it 1:25:13.660 --> 1:25:14.020 was neat. 1:25:14.160 --> 1:25:14.400 Yeah. 1:25:14.960 --> 1:25:17.360 And someone else said that they spent some time in Singapore, 1:25:18.240 --> 1:25:23.019 and apparently a lot of restaurants in Singapore use the robots. 1:25:23.040 --> 1:25:24.800 So how much do you think it costs them to 1:25:24.920 --> 1:25:29.510 run the Bellabot for, let's see, for one month? Now, 1:25:29.550 --> 1:25:31.750 I don't know how much a server would cost a 1:25:31.790 --> 1:25:33.390 month or whatever. I mean, I know that they get 1:25:33.430 --> 1:25:37.930 paid less per hour because of the tip culture, right? Right. But, 1:25:37.950 --> 1:25:39.530 I mean, I still know they do well. What do 1:25:39.550 --> 1:25:43.870 you think it costs a month to run Bellabot? A month? Yeah, 1:25:43.950 --> 1:25:44.290 one month. 1:25:44.290 --> 1:25:44.870 $ 200. 1:25:44.580 --> 1:25:47.729 $ 200 a month. What do you think, Jackson? No, less 1:25:47.890 --> 1:25:50.270 than that. 1:25:50.270 --> 1:25:50.550 $ 100. 1:25:50.410 --> 1:25:51.010 I'll go $ 75. 1:25:50.960 --> 1:25:51.269 $ 600 a month. 1:25:51.330 --> 1:25:52.170 Damn! 1:25:52.210 --> 1:25:55.010 Yeah, the restaurant is paying $ 600 a month to use Bellabot. 1:25:55.310 --> 1:25:57.570 Hollabot says the cost makes sense compared with hiring a 1:25:57.590 --> 1:26:00.390 food runner for limited peak hour coverage. He goes, if 1:26:00.450 --> 1:26:01.980 I have a food runner, I only need them for 1:26:02.030 --> 1:26:04.860 two hours, like during the five to seven or whatever, 1:26:05.200 --> 1:26:07.000 and that's when they put Bellabot. That's exactly what it 1:26:07.020 --> 1:26:10.400 looks like, Jack. That's Bellabot. Want to oil me up? 1:26:11.060 --> 1:26:11.160 No. 1:26:12.950 --> 1:26:15.110 So I guess the order shows on the screen, so 1:26:15.140 --> 1:26:17.780 when they pull up, you can see what is on 1:26:17.820 --> 1:26:20.540 the trays in the robot, right? That's what that screen's 1:26:20.580 --> 1:26:21.140 probably for? 1:26:21.180 --> 1:26:21.260 Yeah. 1:26:21.420 --> 1:26:23.970 Yeah, yeah. Because it doesn't have a face, right? That'd 1:26:23.990 --> 1:26:27.450 be funny if the screen had a digitally created face. 1:26:27.510 --> 1:26:29.250 The face is on top, if you can see. But 1:26:29.270 --> 1:26:32.240 it looks like a cat. Exactly. That's a face. Yeah. 1:26:32.560 --> 1:26:34.200 That's not a face, is it? That's just the operating. 1:26:34.220 --> 1:26:36.240 That's a face. It's a cat face. It's a cat face. 1:26:36.260 --> 1:26:37.139 What do you think that, yeah. 1:26:37.180 --> 1:26:38.840 Well, I thought it was just the buttons. It looked 1:26:38.860 --> 1:26:39.400 like a face. 1:26:39.620 --> 1:26:40.300 No, no, no, no. 1:26:40.320 --> 1:26:42.140 Yeah, because the one on the right doesn't have the 1:26:42.160 --> 1:26:46.019 Worcester things, right? Oh, yeah, it does. Yeah. I love 1:26:46.050 --> 1:26:50.070 this guy. I don't know. But it makes it cute 1:26:50.150 --> 1:26:50.650 and cuddly. 1:26:50.970 --> 1:26:52.570 They give it the big eyes to make it cute 1:26:52.610 --> 1:26:55.589 and cuddly so it's not intimidating or imposing. 1:26:55.610 --> 1:26:56.189 It won't hurt you. 1:26:57.050 --> 1:26:59.590 I don't like it. I'm sorry. I'm with you. Hollaback 1:26:59.630 --> 1:27:00.809 says he's going to use it for the next couple 1:27:00.850 --> 1:27:03.280 months because, of course, Oktoberfest is coming soon. That place 1:27:03.320 --> 1:27:06.980 is a complete zoo during Oktoberfest and during these peak hours. 1:27:07.000 --> 1:27:09.180 They said Bellabot is going to save him a lot 1:27:09.200 --> 1:27:11.620 of time. And he also says he wants his bartenders 1:27:11.840 --> 1:27:14.580 always in front of his customers because it's proven that 1:27:14.600 --> 1:27:17.000 when the bartender is behind the bar, the bar will 1:27:17.080 --> 1:27:20.710 spend more money. Because they want to engage with the bartender. 1:27:20.790 --> 1:27:23.530 Part of that, buying a drink, is also engaging with 1:27:23.570 --> 1:27:25.150 a person. I'm telling you, man. So they will buy 1:27:25.170 --> 1:27:27.470 a drink for the sole purpose of engaging with the bartender. 1:27:27.490 --> 1:27:31.020 She left me, man. I'm telling you. It's a full 1:27:31.030 --> 1:27:34.019 circle moment right there. Thanks for listening to me, Jamie. Like, 1:27:34.040 --> 1:27:35.960 I really appreciate it. Is that a robot? It's Bella. 1:27:37.189 --> 1:27:41.450 Don't call me Jamie. Jamie's a slut. I don't. 1:27:41.970 --> 1:27:46.830 Yeah, there's something irking. I grew up on Terminator 2, man. 1:27:46.910 --> 1:27:49.710 Oh, yeah. You're kind of cute. I can also be Ballabot. 1:27:51.830 --> 1:27:52.790 That's terrible. Yeah. 1:27:52.990 --> 1:27:56.400 How about, I mean, the Terminator, there's another story about 1:27:56.410 --> 1:27:57.490 a robot like that now. 1:27:58.330 --> 1:27:59.570 Oh, did you send Jack that thing so we can 1:27:59.590 --> 1:28:00.910 put that up? I did not. 1:28:00.930 --> 1:28:02.960 I didn't want to steal the thunder, but it's called 1:28:03.360 --> 1:28:05.900 Proto Clone. If you want to check that out, Jack. 1:28:06.000 --> 1:28:07.940 Jack, if you want to get scared of robots, bring 1:28:08.000 --> 1:28:11.490 up Proto Clone. This is the thing that Deb showed 1:28:11.510 --> 1:28:16.300 me today. And I said, that is a nightmare come 1:28:16.310 --> 1:28:18.940 to life. Have you guys heard anything about ProtoClone? 1:28:19.100 --> 1:28:19.360 No. 1:28:20.680 --> 1:28:23.780 So do we all have sci-fi companies that we're all 1:28:23.820 --> 1:28:25.700 like kind of... Are you looking in the screen? Is 1:28:25.720 --> 1:28:27.280 this it? I believe so. 1:28:27.360 --> 1:28:32.150 So Clone Robotics has built ProtoClone, also called Clone Alpha. 1:28:32.229 --> 1:28:38.090 It's a bipedal musculoskeletal android featuring a 3D printed polymer 1:28:38.170 --> 1:28:32.309 skeleton that replicates So they're saying for the first time 1:28:32.330 --> 1:28:47.929 that this robot actually moves like a human being. Because 1:28:48.010 --> 1:28:51.370 it has all 206 bones that we have in our bodies. 1:28:52.090 --> 1:28:56.060 Even that little bone in the ear? Yeah. The one 1:28:56.080 --> 1:28:58.780 in your throat when you choke somebody. And the tailbone. 1:28:58.939 --> 1:29:03.880 So yeah, protoclone is... Yeah, it looks more human, but 1:29:04.100 --> 1:29:06.889 also not human enough not to be scary. All right, 1:29:06.950 --> 1:29:10.370 so here's... That's it. Jim, do you have a sci-fi, like... 1:29:10.290 --> 1:29:11.030 Alpha edition. 1:29:11.110 --> 1:29:13.590 Modern day company that's on the come up that you're like, 1:29:13.750 --> 1:29:16.510 I think the world is ending. Because I also have one. 1:29:16.590 --> 1:29:20.590 Yeah, oh, you do? Yeah, yeah. It is Reflector or 1:29:20.850 --> 1:29:25.260 Reflect Orbital. Reflect orbital? Orbital, reflect. Is this the one 1:29:25.300 --> 1:29:27.920 where the mind can make that little eyeball on the 1:29:28.080 --> 1:29:29.400 arm go a certain way or whatever? 1:29:29.560 --> 1:29:33.010 Dude, I'm not making this up, but it essentially is 1:29:33.330 --> 1:29:37.809 sending stuff into space to then put sunlight anywhere at 1:29:38.070 --> 1:29:40.260 any time on the planet. 1:29:40.720 --> 1:29:47.280 What's it called? I know. Orbital Reflect? It's called ReflectOrbital.com. 1:29:47.439 --> 1:29:53.670 It's one of the craziest Bond villain idea company come-ups 1:29:53.729 --> 1:29:56.810 that I have ever stumbled across. Oh, this is some 1:29:56.930 --> 1:29:59.630 scary ass, dude. So, like, say you're in the middle 1:29:59.670 --> 1:30:01.550 of dark, right? I guess you don't have to worry 1:30:01.570 --> 1:30:03.380 about daylight saving time anymore. No. 1:30:03.979 --> 1:30:07.019 You're in the middle of nowhere and you need sunlight. 1:30:07.200 --> 1:30:10.200 And it's in the middle of night. You can use 1:30:10.960 --> 1:30:14.080 the mirror that's in space using the sun that's out 1:30:14.180 --> 1:30:15.519 in space to project. 1:30:15.560 --> 1:30:18.120 To reflect sunlight down to your area. To your area. 1:30:18.180 --> 1:30:20.939 It says, imagine the endless possibilities when sunlight is not 1:30:21.040 --> 1:30:23.940 limited by the geography of time or day. 1:30:24.040 --> 1:30:24.520 Yeah, dude. 1:30:24.560 --> 1:30:29.080 I think the world might be cut. And then we laugh. 1:30:30.120 --> 1:30:35.010 What else are we going to do? Exactly. Vote. It says, 1:30:35.189 --> 1:30:37.790 and it's so funny, what's possible with a spot of light? 1:30:37.950 --> 1:30:42.990 How about illuminate disaster zones in search and rescue missions? Yeah. 1:30:43.060 --> 1:30:47.960 Extend working hours, improve safety, light remote sites, tailor growth cycles, 1:30:48.100 --> 1:30:52.879 extend seasons, boost yields for agriculture and for civilization. Okay. 1:30:52.920 --> 1:30:56.559 You will never stop working. Yeah, exactly. Nothing. And like it. 1:30:56.810 --> 1:30:57.630 I was going to say. 1:30:57.950 --> 1:31:00.229 And then are they really using those to keep the 1:31:00.270 --> 1:31:02.630 robots alive when we try and shut them down? 1:31:02.670 --> 1:31:04.469 And then they'll always have a source of energy. 1:31:05.390 --> 1:31:07.280 This is one of their slogans, Deb. If you want 1:31:07.300 --> 1:31:10.360 to punch your computer screen, it says we're launching the 1:31:10.500 --> 1:31:11.880 future of sunlight. 1:31:14.620 --> 1:31:16.530 No, that's supposed to be who's in charge of it. 1:31:18.380 --> 1:31:21.040 The guy just texted and he goes, space laser? I 1:31:21.080 --> 1:31:23.800 used to tell my frat bros about it mid-shroom trip. Sorry, 1:31:23.840 --> 1:31:24.310 I was right. 1:31:24.520 --> 1:31:25.389 Yeah, dude. 1:31:25.510 --> 1:31:28.150 It really is someone tripping balls going like, just imagine 1:31:28.170 --> 1:31:30.950 like a big mirror. Where did you hear about this? 1:31:31.050 --> 1:31:32.950 God, it just flashed across somewhere. 1:31:32.990 --> 1:31:35.480 On one of your feeds? Yeah, something. Same here with Protoclone. 1:31:35.640 --> 1:31:37.340 I think a friend told me about it, and then 1:31:37.380 --> 1:31:39.280 I was like, this isn't real, is it? And then 1:31:39.320 --> 1:31:41.540 I double tried to debunk it, and I'm like, no, 1:31:41.560 --> 1:31:42.800 this is actually a real company. 1:31:42.820 --> 1:31:43.900 This is what they're trying to do. Oh, I think 1:31:43.939 --> 1:31:46.240 this sucks so bad. Is this just a theory, or 1:31:46.280 --> 1:31:49.370 do they actually have one in space that can do that, 1:31:49.410 --> 1:31:51.470 that we can actually see it work? I want to 1:31:51.570 --> 1:31:54.070 say just theory right now. 1:31:54.290 --> 1:31:56.630 Because is it going to be a company that's going 1:31:56.650 --> 1:31:58.900 to be in control? Our country's going to fight over 1:31:58.939 --> 1:32:00.099 that ability? 1:32:00.360 --> 1:32:03.479 I guess, much like satellite imaging... You are much like 1:32:03.520 --> 1:32:06.880 the Hubble telescope. You know that how I understand that 1:32:06.920 --> 1:32:09.560 works is this or not Hubble, but. 1:32:09.240 --> 1:32:12.240 The International Space Station Web, the James Webb. 1:32:12.320 --> 1:32:15.140 So you actually get in line to use that. You 1:32:15.260 --> 1:32:17.320 log time to go to the James Webb. So what 1:32:17.340 --> 1:32:19.469 you do is you you kind of create your whatever 1:32:19.510 --> 1:32:23.090 you want to your hypothesis of what's happening in space. Right. 1:32:23.410 --> 1:32:26.330 You create that. Then you call them or you basically 1:32:26.470 --> 1:32:29.269 schedule an appointment. for an hour or two hours of time, 1:32:29.370 --> 1:32:32.210 and you go there and you use that to kind 1:32:32.490 --> 1:32:35.390 of explain your thesis. So I know that that kind 1:32:35.430 --> 1:32:39.169 of happens. You can lease or rent time for satellites 1:32:39.189 --> 1:32:40.610 because we do that with the big telescopes. 1:32:40.650 --> 1:32:44.840 Well, that's interesting, but that's one singular telescope. I'm imagining 1:32:44.880 --> 1:32:47.260 these mirrors in the sky, and this company says, no, 1:32:47.280 --> 1:32:49.140 we're not going to let you use the sunlight in 1:32:49.180 --> 1:32:49.860 this area. 1:32:49.880 --> 1:32:51.939 And they go, oh, okay, shoot up a missile, and 1:32:51.960 --> 1:32:53.900 we're just going to blow up that mirror. Yeah. 1:32:56.420 --> 1:32:58.440 Wouldn't you have to have weapons in space? 1:32:58.520 --> 1:33:03.220 And no... Oh, never mind. And, Dad, can you imagine 1:33:03.240 --> 1:33:06.019 the amount of bad luck you would get breaking a 1:33:06.220 --> 1:33:09.599 space mirror? Oh, dude, that's seven centuries of bad luck, 1:33:09.640 --> 1:33:12.589 not years. Seven eons. Yeah, exactly. All right, 407-916-1041, Texas, 77031, 1:33:12.590 --> 1:33:14.350 back in a sec. My God, Jimmy, look here. I 1:33:14.390 --> 1:33:16.160 know where that robot's going to be at. 1:33:20.620 --> 1:33:23.679 It's going to be at one of those little nudie clubs. 1:33:24.000 --> 1:33:25.900 Yeah, baby. 1:33:26.280 --> 1:33:26.980 Oh, my God. 1:33:27.040 --> 1:33:28.720 I can't wait to go try. 1:33:29.200 --> 1:33:31.390 It's just going to be amazing. 1:33:31.470 --> 1:33:33.070 Do we get to sign up somewhere? 1:33:33.270 --> 1:33:35.430 Check out my robot love. 1:33:35.610 --> 1:33:36.690 Get on crazy. 1:33:39.430 --> 1:33:40.410 We all have dreams. 1:33:40.950 --> 1:33:41.670 Thank you, Jimmy. 1:33:41.850 --> 1:33:42.630 Looking forward to it. 1:33:43.800 --> 1:33:44.110 All right. 1:33:44.140 --> 1:33:44.860 I don't know what to do. 1:33:44.860 --> 1:33:48.780 You guys are officially freaking me out, dude. 1:33:50.340 --> 1:33:54.780 Where's the spaceship that's going to take us to Mars 1:33:54.840 --> 1:34:00.220 or whatever, dude? I don't want sun lasers. Where's the 1:34:00.260 --> 1:34:04.100 sun laser? I'm good on all that, man. We got 1:34:04.280 --> 1:34:09.210 stuff that... I'm good, dude. Why are we doing this? 1:34:09.750 --> 1:34:12.630 I don't know. To get schnitz a lot faster? 1:34:12.650 --> 1:34:15.770 Oh, Jimmy. 1:34:16.430 --> 1:34:19.550 I hope the robot is not a lawyer like my ex-wife, 1:34:19.930 --> 1:34:23.750 because Obviously, she argued professionally, so I never. 1:34:23.630 --> 1:34:24.290 Won an argument. 1:34:25.810 --> 1:34:28.390 Couldn't make love to her. Just wouldn't let me. At 1:34:29.270 --> 1:34:36.540 least not towards the end. And was ridiculously expensive. So, please, 1:34:36.640 --> 1:34:38.580 don't make women robots that are lawyers. 1:34:39.340 --> 1:34:39.740 Thank you. 1:34:39.760 --> 1:34:45.560 All right, bud. Wake up, Daytona. Hey, Ross is coming 1:34:45.580 --> 1:34:48.690 to town. You better get your tickets now. Awesome show. 1:34:51.410 --> 1:34:52.570 And a burger entry. 1:34:52.850 --> 1:34:52.990 Yeah. 1:34:53.010 --> 1:34:56.590 It's the best burger you'll ever eat. A juicy flame-seared 1:34:56.630 --> 1:35:01.410 burger piled high with melty cheese, crispy toppings, and a 1:35:01.450 --> 1:35:05.110 savory sauce that just drips into every bite. It's nestled 1:35:05.170 --> 1:35:09.769 between two buttery toasted buns. It's messy. 1:35:10.350 --> 1:35:11.100 It's indulgent. 1:35:11.520 --> 1:35:15.240 It's ridiculously delicious. It's the kind of burger you start 1:35:15.280 --> 1:35:18.790 craving even before you've finished it. Guys, you're going to 1:35:18.810 --> 1:35:20.570 want number two, and you're not even going to want 1:35:20.590 --> 1:35:21.590 to eat the other burgers. 1:35:23.090 --> 1:35:25.370 All right. The number two burger. That's an odd name. 1:35:28.640 --> 1:35:34.540 I made one of those this morning. Damn, dude. Enjoy 1:35:34.560 --> 1:35:40.390 your dinner, folks. Are you mad, dude? No. 1:35:40.650 --> 1:35:40.939 Okay. 1:35:41.140 --> 1:35:43.080 Well, don't look at me like that then. I wasn't looking. 1:35:43.120 --> 1:35:47.160 I was rubbing my eye. You're eyeballing him? You're eyeballing Jim? 1:35:47.180 --> 1:35:47.380 All right. 1:35:47.439 --> 1:35:49.720 Welcome back to the Jim Colbert Show, Real Radio 104.1. 1:35:49.720 --> 1:35:51.010 I'm Jim. There's Deb. Hello. 1:35:51.020 --> 1:35:51.230 Jack. 1:35:51.470 --> 1:35:54.049 You still have 17 and a half months. And sauce 1:35:54.330 --> 1:35:58.270 as well. It's true. Suds Pups and Pints is this Saturday. 1:35:58.310 --> 1:36:00.040 Hope to see you in downtown Mountain Door from 3 1:36:00.040 --> 1:36:02.860 until 6. We will be there. Having a good old time. 1:36:02.880 --> 1:36:04.640 And don't forget, you're not going to miss your college 1:36:04.660 --> 1:36:06.780 football games. We're actually going to have the Florida game 1:36:06.900 --> 1:36:08.310 and Ole Miss game. What? 1:36:08.710 --> 1:36:12.450 Shout out to Guinness for providing the giant screen. So, 1:36:12.590 --> 1:36:14.330 I mean, you never know what game is going to 1:36:14.370 --> 1:36:16.380 be the big game. And it looks like the Gator 1:36:16.400 --> 1:36:17.960 game is going to be one of the big games. 1:36:18.040 --> 1:36:18.439 Exactly. 1:36:18.460 --> 1:36:20.200 That'll be on a giant TV. Going to have the 1:36:20.220 --> 1:36:21.920 foaming mug there for the kids to play in. And 1:36:21.939 --> 1:36:24.380 the cool thing about this event, guys, it's absolutely free. Really, 1:36:24.439 --> 1:36:25.660 it is free. If you want to come down and 1:36:25.680 --> 1:36:28.140 throw some balls and raise some money as I'm in 1:36:28.180 --> 1:36:29.670 the dunk tank, you can certainly do that. If you 1:36:29.710 --> 1:36:32.010 want to make a donation, you can certainly do that. 1:36:32.070 --> 1:36:33.750 If you want to bid on one of us to 1:36:33.790 --> 1:36:35.849 wash your dog, you can do that. But you can 1:36:35.870 --> 1:36:37.390 also come down and just kind of enjoy the day 1:36:37.430 --> 1:36:39.770 if you'd like. Absolutely. We'd like as many people to 1:36:39.810 --> 1:36:41.550 come down and hang out as possible. You can bring 1:36:41.590 --> 1:36:43.560 your dog with you. If you don't want to have 1:36:43.580 --> 1:36:45.340 a dog, come on down. We're going to have plenty. 1:36:45.380 --> 1:36:47.920 Daryl Payne's bringing like 30 of them. And we're going 1:36:47.960 --> 1:36:50.080 to have so much fun. You're not going to be 1:36:50.100 --> 1:36:52.760 able to miss the event right downtown Mount Dora. Yeah, 1:36:52.800 --> 1:36:54.920 we've got a lot of fun. We're going to have giveaways. 1:36:54.960 --> 1:36:57.389 Jeremiah's Ice is going to be there giving away their 1:36:57.430 --> 1:37:00.769 pup cups as well. You can't get more beautiful weather 1:37:00.890 --> 1:37:01.929 than what we're going to be having. 1:37:02.010 --> 1:37:03.430 As good as it gets. High of 83 with just 1:37:03.450 --> 1:37:06.309 sun and clouds, no rain. That's right. Oh, boy. It's 1:37:06.430 --> 1:37:07.030 going to be so good. 1:37:07.229 --> 1:37:10.510 For every outdoor event where we had to check the 1:37:10.550 --> 1:37:13.790 weather app every day, looking at what percentage. 1:37:13.910 --> 1:37:16.070 I know. Hope for the best. Cross your fingers. 1:37:16.479 --> 1:37:18.320 It's nice when it says, oh, no, weather's going to 1:37:18.340 --> 1:37:18.800 be perfect. 1:37:19.100 --> 1:37:23.020 I know. My poor husband, his last event, I mean. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:37:23.040 --> 1:37:25.500 Yeah, right when some big stuff was supposed to happen, 1:37:25.520 --> 1:37:28.180 that's when the skies opened up on him. So he 1:37:28.200 --> 1:37:30.179 said today, he said, I'm actually envious of the weather 1:37:30.200 --> 1:37:30.920 you have for this weekend. 1:37:30.939 --> 1:37:32.220 We're going to have a really good time. Hope to 1:37:32.240 --> 1:37:33.180 see you out there, man. It's going to be a 1:37:33.200 --> 1:37:36.710 good time. Yeah. Saw a report today, USA Today story, 1:37:36.750 --> 1:37:42.429 says that Gen X, that is the generation after you, right, Sauce? Before. 1:37:42.490 --> 1:37:44.790 Before you? You're Gen X. Yeah, we're Gen X. Hold 1:37:44.850 --> 1:37:46.590 on one second. Let me make sure. You're talking Gen Z? 1:37:46.610 --> 1:37:48.839 Gen Z. Yeah, that's the one. Gen Z. That's the 1:37:48.900 --> 1:37:50.600 one after Ross. That's after Ross. 1:37:50.640 --> 1:37:50.900 Yeah. 1:37:50.920 --> 1:37:52.900 They are younger. They're younger than you, right? 1:37:52.920 --> 1:37:53.080 Yeah. 1:37:53.810 --> 1:37:56.970 They are not having sex. No, they're also not doing 1:37:57.010 --> 1:37:59.880 a lot of things. Good. Yeah, Gen Z. No, this 1:37:59.939 --> 1:38:00.349 is bad. 1:38:00.570 --> 1:38:02.920 No, those are my daughters. Is not having sex. 1:38:03.020 --> 1:38:05.740 My bad. It said a new study of Gen Z 1:38:05.780 --> 1:38:10.960 conducted by Playboy, the Kinsey Institute, and contraceptive brand Julie, 1:38:11.020 --> 1:38:14.900 shared exclusively with USA Today, found that 54% of respondents 1:38:15.700 --> 1:38:20.400 were not having sex, or excuse me, Yes, 64% were 1:38:20.700 --> 1:38:23.189 not having sex. And these are people born from 1997 1:38:23.189 --> 1:38:28.010 to 2012. They're having sex less than earlier generations, despite 1:38:28.070 --> 1:38:31.200 a desire to engage in sexual activity. What's the problem? 1:38:32.540 --> 1:38:35.280 They don't know how to talk. That's definitely one of 1:38:35.300 --> 1:38:37.800 the problems. Yeah, definitely. Don't know how to connect with 1:38:38.040 --> 1:38:39.820 human to human. Do you remember when we did a 1:38:39.840 --> 1:38:41.840 story like this before? That's not the answer. But one 1:38:41.860 --> 1:38:44.280 of the other stories was is because they don't dance. 1:38:45.150 --> 1:38:47.530 They did a study, and the guy walked into clubs 1:38:47.630 --> 1:38:50.769 in New York and the biggest cities, L.A., and noticed 1:38:50.790 --> 1:38:54.210 that younger people weren't dancing. And the reason they weren't dancing, 1:38:54.530 --> 1:38:56.370 which is a good way to kind of get a 1:38:56.470 --> 1:38:59.189 physical kind of thing going, you know? Do you agree 1:38:59.220 --> 1:39:00.780 with that? Dancing's kind of sexy, is it not? 1:39:00.800 --> 1:39:00.880 Yeah. 1:39:01.560 --> 1:39:04.400 Maybe it could be an aphrodisiac, can it not? Depending 1:39:04.420 --> 1:39:06.360 on how you dance. Yeah, I mean, for my wife 1:39:06.400 --> 1:39:09.540 and I, it is definitely an aphrodisiac. We love dancing together, 1:39:09.560 --> 1:39:10.580 and it gets very hot. 1:39:10.700 --> 1:39:13.860 I was just talking about this on a couple episodes 1:39:13.939 --> 1:39:15.600 of Good Sauce, is that I have a friend who 1:39:15.720 --> 1:39:18.500 lives downtown Orlando, and I asked him, how do you 1:39:18.540 --> 1:39:20.900 fix downtown Orlando? And one of the things that he 1:39:20.979 --> 1:39:23.760 pointed to was actually, was like, dude, young people don't 1:39:23.800 --> 1:39:27.900 know how to party. And he pointed towards dancing as 1:39:27.979 --> 1:39:29.250 the best example that he had. 1:39:29.260 --> 1:39:29.340 Yeah. 1:39:29.920 --> 1:39:33.769 By going to dancing is cringe to this generation, but 1:39:33.810 --> 1:39:38.310 trying effort, you know, being a little vulnerable, thinking that 1:39:38.770 --> 1:39:41.530 this dance move is cool is like you pull out 1:39:41.570 --> 1:39:44.740 your phone and record the guy trying to dance versus 1:39:45.080 --> 1:39:46.540 joining in on the day. 1:39:46.560 --> 1:39:48.580 And that's the problem. That's exactly what they found in 1:39:48.620 --> 1:39:50.940 the study that people are terrified to take a chance 1:39:50.979 --> 1:39:53.349 and kind of express themselves with dance. They didn't want 1:39:53.360 --> 1:39:57.470 to be recorded and mocked online. Yeah. Well, Star Wars 1:39:57.490 --> 1:40:00.849 kid was a thing. Yeah. That is not the answer. 1:40:01.030 --> 1:40:05.730 The answer is actually even not crazier. It does make sense, though. 1:40:06.950 --> 1:40:08.190 More kids are. 1:40:08.220 --> 1:40:12.660 Are they terrified of the getting pregnant or anything like that? No, 1:40:13.040 --> 1:40:14.500 more the STD angle. 1:40:14.960 --> 1:40:16.440 They're living at home with their parents. 1:40:18.520 --> 1:40:18.600 Ah. 1:40:18.840 --> 1:40:20.960 And nobody wants to bang it out with mom upstairs. 1:40:22.020 --> 1:40:23.880 It makes it more difficult. Yeah, that's exactly what it is. 1:40:24.360 --> 1:40:27.200 More people, more of these younger people are living back 1:40:27.240 --> 1:40:29.860 home with their mom and dad, and therefore they don't 1:40:30.010 --> 1:40:31.700 have sex. It's kind of hard to get somebody to 1:40:31.740 --> 1:40:33.930 come over to your house. You're making a pitch for 1:40:33.970 --> 1:40:35.990 a girl. You're like, hey, let's go back to my place. 1:40:36.010 --> 1:40:38.790 Where's your place? It's also my mom and dad's place. Yeah, 1:40:38.810 --> 1:40:42.730 do you like scrapbooks? Yeah. And it's not just... We 1:40:42.750 --> 1:40:44.689 gotta be quiet sneaking past my parents' bedroom. 1:40:44.750 --> 1:40:47.370 I'm gonna give the benefit a little bit more grace 1:40:47.410 --> 1:40:50.059 towards the younger generation. It's not just because, like, yo, 1:40:50.100 --> 1:40:52.260 I can't hook up with my mom next to the room. 1:40:52.400 --> 1:40:55.860 It's also, like, I can't expect this to get to 1:40:55.960 --> 1:40:57.040 chapter two, right? 1:40:57.060 --> 1:40:57.960 Right, exactly, buddy. 1:40:58.060 --> 1:41:01.700 Not just hooking up, but, like, we can't... You're not 1:41:01.720 --> 1:41:03.720 going to come over and watch a movie because that's 1:41:03.740 --> 1:41:06.300 going to be awkward. This just ends here. And what 1:41:06.340 --> 1:41:09.990 you're saying is exactly what this says. They're delaying their independence, 1:41:10.510 --> 1:41:13.510 and understandably so, which is also going to delay their 1:41:13.550 --> 1:41:15.950 ability to be able to go out, be able to 1:41:16.150 --> 1:41:20.360 form relationships. Exactly what you're saying. Hard to talk, hard 1:41:20.380 --> 1:41:23.400 to kind of get to know somebody when that's happening. 1:41:23.820 --> 1:41:27.200 And I've always thought this. You just said, what did 1:41:27.240 --> 1:41:30.650 you just say? Is that it's hard to form relationships? 1:41:30.870 --> 1:41:34.349 Yeah, because you don't have any peace. You have someone 1:41:34.390 --> 1:41:35.270 around you all the time. 1:41:35.770 --> 1:41:40.840 So I don't count anything from like, oh, I moved out. 1:41:41.260 --> 1:41:44.320 I start life, adult life, when you move out. That 1:41:44.439 --> 1:41:48.259 number to me is incredibly important to, I think, someone's story, 1:41:48.280 --> 1:41:49.500 and it's grossly underrated. 1:41:49.500 --> 1:41:51.500 1000. 1:41:51.650 --> 1:41:54.250 Everyone looks at 18 as the big one, and I 1:41:54.270 --> 1:41:58.670 understand why. There's plenty of laws that back up why 18, 1:41:58.670 --> 1:42:01.700 but it's actually, to me, it's like, how old were 1:42:01.740 --> 1:42:02.099 you when. 1:42:02.020 --> 1:42:05.360 You moved out? I was 17. That is going to say. 1:42:05.939 --> 1:42:09.939 a lot versus i moved out when i was 22 1:42:09.939 --> 1:42:12.050 i remember i moved out when i was 18 i 1:42:12.070 --> 1:42:14.809 had friends who were 22 they moved out when they 1:42:14.830 --> 1:42:18.350 were 22 i had a four-year head start on on 1:42:18.390 --> 1:42:21.330 adulthood on adulthood yeah paying your own bills making your 1:42:21.370 --> 1:42:23.870 own way uh you know making your own groceries paying 1:42:23.910 --> 1:42:26.920 your your water bill you know conserving money learning how 1:42:26.939 --> 1:42:29.880 to make a dollar stretch dealing with the panic attack 1:42:29.920 --> 1:42:32.200 of like what do i do now and then i 1:42:32.280 --> 1:42:34.580 did that when i was 18 but if you don't 1:42:34.800 --> 1:42:37.300 have that experience later on in life. 1:42:37.700 --> 1:42:38.920 I think it can really hurt you. 1:42:39.080 --> 1:42:39.420 Yeah, yeah. 1:42:39.439 --> 1:42:41.979 It says, we are millennials, and when me and my 1:42:42.020 --> 1:42:44.490 girlfriends go out, younger people do not dance. We're always 1:42:44.530 --> 1:42:46.990 the only ones dancing. That's a girl who texts us 1:42:47.010 --> 1:42:49.439 all the time. Another thing here says, research shows a 1:42:49.520 --> 1:42:53.200 general decline in teens and young adults engaging in sexual activity. 1:42:53.560 --> 1:42:57.060 In 2023, 32% of teens said they had had sex 1:42:57.360 --> 1:43:01.769 compared with 47% of teens in 2013, just 10 years before. 1:43:02.070 --> 1:43:05.310 Where do you think that number is now? They asked 1:43:05.430 --> 1:43:09.229 Gen Zers, adults aged 18 to 29, if they'd had 1:43:09.310 --> 1:43:11.690 sex in the year. How many people said yes? What 1:43:11.750 --> 1:43:14.180 percentage of that group said they'd had sex within the 1:43:14.240 --> 1:43:17.469 last year? Ten. 1:43:18.430 --> 1:43:18.730 Seven. 1:43:20.110 --> 1:43:24.120 Twenty percent. Twenty-four percent of adults age 18 to 29 1:43:24.120 --> 1:43:27.979 said they'd had no sex in the entire past year. 1:43:28.220 --> 1:43:31.500 I mean, 18 to 29 is when you should be 1:43:32.360 --> 1:43:35.439 prying yourself off people. I know. I mean, that's when 1:43:35.470 --> 1:43:38.170 you should be feeling it at that point, right, Deb? 1:43:38.310 --> 1:43:40.590 I mean, you should be feeling it. 1:43:40.670 --> 1:43:43.210 I mean, I was married and divorced in that age group. 1:43:44.910 --> 1:43:48.410 I have a friend. He's not part of Gen Z, 1:43:48.470 --> 1:43:51.770 but I just see the same narrative in it. I 1:43:51.830 --> 1:43:54.269 know it's not my life, so I shouldn't care, but 1:43:54.330 --> 1:43:57.320 I do because it's something that I genuinely really believe 1:43:57.380 --> 1:43:58.080 in as a human. 1:43:58.400 --> 1:44:01.400 But he just looks at a partner as a bad investment. 1:44:02.220 --> 1:44:05.400 So many young people do that. Let me tell you something. 1:44:05.500 --> 1:44:07.470 Before my son started dating the girl he's dating now 1:44:07.550 --> 1:44:10.700 and they're engaged the whole nine yards. He said the 1:44:10.720 --> 1:44:13.479 same thing. And I'm like, guys. He was lost. 1:44:13.640 --> 1:44:18.490 Don't put a damn Abraham Lincoln above your humanity. 1:44:18.510 --> 1:44:18.590 Yeah. 1:44:19.750 --> 1:44:22.200 You were born with a name. Time out. 1:44:23.130 --> 1:44:26.430 Yesterday quoted Warren Buffett. It said the most important financial 1:44:26.470 --> 1:44:28.950 decision you can make in your life is choosing your partner. 1:44:28.990 --> 1:44:31.929 And that is correct. Yes. Like that. 1:44:32.150 --> 1:44:35.790 But it's choosing a partner, not not choosing a partner. 1:44:35.810 --> 1:44:38.390 I think not choose the partner. You can save all 1:44:38.410 --> 1:44:41.309 your money. But guess who didn't smile for 40 years? 1:44:41.330 --> 1:44:43.250 Do you ever do you know anybody that married for money? 1:44:45.350 --> 1:44:47.170 I mean, that seems like a gotcha question. 1:44:47.250 --> 1:44:51.850 No, I mean, I'm not asking you. I'm not asking you. 1:44:51.880 --> 1:44:54.400 We know it wasn't your wife. Yeah, it wasn't me. 1:44:54.420 --> 1:44:58.540 I know that. I'm not asking you to out anybody. 1:44:59.720 --> 1:45:01.120 My wife, by the way, for the record, my wife 1:45:01.150 --> 1:45:02.690 was making more money than me when we got married. 1:45:03.400 --> 1:45:05.920 I don't think so. I don't think I know anybody. 1:45:05.939 --> 1:45:06.160 She was. 1:45:06.180 --> 1:45:07.280 I'm telling you the truth. No, no. 1:45:07.320 --> 1:45:10.520 I don't think I know anybody who married for money. 1:45:10.800 --> 1:45:13.300 And at the very least, they're not very public about it. 1:45:13.360 --> 1:45:14.679 Deb, you know anybody married for money? 1:45:14.860 --> 1:45:15.160 No. 1:45:15.479 --> 1:45:18.939 I know a guy in my life that married for money. 1:45:18.960 --> 1:45:21.300 I know a dude who married for money. 1:45:21.540 --> 1:45:24.900 There's that pause of silence because no one's even heard 1:45:24.939 --> 1:45:25.200 of that. 1:45:25.310 --> 1:45:27.630 Yeah, yeah. I know a guy who married for money. 1:45:27.650 --> 1:45:30.950 He's an older guy. And he married a woman because 1:45:30.990 --> 1:45:33.430 he knows she had money. I mean, I don't know 1:45:33.470 --> 1:45:35.210 how much he really cares about or whatever. I mean, they're, 1:45:35.290 --> 1:45:37.630 they're still together, but I'm not a hundred on, on 1:45:37.650 --> 1:45:40.550 like how good the relationship is, you know, but I mean, 1:45:40.570 --> 1:45:43.400 this definitely wouldn't happen. Yeah. 1:45:43.439 --> 1:45:43.639 Right. 1:45:43.840 --> 1:45:44.060 Yeah. 1:45:44.180 --> 1:45:47.120 I just don't like when like I believe I love 1:45:47.160 --> 1:45:49.020 my wife so much. I love life so much. I 1:45:49.060 --> 1:45:51.229 love being a human so much. And I can feel 1:45:51.280 --> 1:45:53.790 it on the inside of my deepest part of my 1:45:53.870 --> 1:45:57.830 soul of how nice it is to go home and go, hey, babe. 1:45:58.290 --> 1:45:58.550 Yeah. 1:45:58.770 --> 1:46:01.969 And to someone go like, oh, that's too expensive. Yeah. 1:46:02.070 --> 1:46:07.150 It's like, oh, maybe I'm getting older because that's. Not 1:46:07.330 --> 1:46:08.970 how I think you should live life. 1:46:09.130 --> 1:46:10.870 Yeah, interesting story. If you want to read this today, 1:46:10.910 --> 1:46:17.639 you can do so. It's usatoday.com slash story life health wellness. 1:46:17.720 --> 1:46:19.900 It's in their health and wellness area there. Actually a 1:46:19.900 --> 1:46:20.840 pretty cool story. Yes, Jack. 1:46:20.880 --> 1:46:23.460 Texter says they know a couple of people who stay 1:46:23.500 --> 1:46:24.680 married for money. 1:46:24.960 --> 1:46:26.680 Well, I mean, I think you could probably point a 1:46:26.700 --> 1:46:28.600 lot of those people out. I mean, we've talked about 1:46:29.060 --> 1:46:31.219 people not being able to divorce because they can't afford 1:46:31.280 --> 1:46:33.200 a divorce. They just live in separate areas of the house. 1:46:33.900 --> 1:46:35.280 And they just have an agreement. 1:46:35.740 --> 1:46:35.920 Yeah. 1:46:37.040 --> 1:46:39.479 But do you think some people fall short of the 1:46:39.540 --> 1:46:43.820 agreement part of that and just kind of go through 1:46:43.860 --> 1:46:46.840 the motions because they just don't see it as a possibility? 1:46:48.240 --> 1:46:49.419 Like just live in misery? 1:46:49.580 --> 1:46:51.620 Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's 100 percent right. I mean just 1:46:51.660 --> 1:46:55.380 the financial– their financial worlds are so intertwined. And their 1:46:55.420 --> 1:46:59.939 finances are so intertwined, the thought of unraveling that and 1:46:59.960 --> 1:47:02.690 then living after that is overwhelming to some people. 1:47:03.050 --> 1:47:05.860 I do know a couple where they live completely separate 1:47:05.900 --> 1:47:07.750 lives but never got a divorce. 1:47:08.550 --> 1:47:10.970 They still live together? No, they don't live together. 1:47:11.010 --> 1:47:14.690 They have completely separate lives, boyfriends, girlfriends, the whole thing, 1:47:15.410 --> 1:47:19.110 but didn't get divorced because the financial unraveling would have 1:47:19.150 --> 1:47:22.030 just been too much for both people. 1:47:22.050 --> 1:47:25.830 Do they double date? I doubt that. That's a wild thing. 1:47:25.850 --> 1:47:27.809 But I do know that I believe she still gets 1:47:27.830 --> 1:47:29.510 a new car every year. By the way, I know 1:47:29.530 --> 1:47:33.110 people who did that as well. Yeah. Literally couples who 1:47:33.189 --> 1:47:37.570 switch partners. Oh. Almost like the Mutt Lang and Shania 1:47:37.610 --> 1:47:38.309 Twain scenario. 1:47:38.430 --> 1:47:38.750 Oh, yeah. 1:47:38.910 --> 1:47:39.750 Are you familiar with that? 1:47:39.850 --> 1:47:40.110 No. 1:47:40.770 --> 1:47:47.360 No? Mutt Lang and Shania Twain had two really good friends, 1:47:47.720 --> 1:47:50.479 and they wound up falling in love with each other's partners. 1:47:50.620 --> 1:47:53.260 Mutt fell in love with the woman, and Shania wound 1:47:53.340 --> 1:47:56.180 up with the other guy. There are couples like that 1:47:56.240 --> 1:48:00.230 that still go out together. They'll go out with their 1:48:00.390 --> 1:48:02.290 exes and their ex's new partner. 1:48:02.390 --> 1:48:05.229 I mean, that's basically my wife's and I origin story, 1:48:05.290 --> 1:48:08.110 but I plan on never seeing those other two people ever. 1:48:10.710 --> 1:48:14.000 Again. All right. 407-916-1041. Text us 77031. Load them up. 1:48:14.050 --> 1:48:26.780 It's time for Trivia. We'll do that next. That Bellabot 1:48:26.820 --> 1:48:29.540 name that you gave her, it reminds me of. 1:48:29.439 --> 1:48:31.420 This song that my mom always loved. 1:48:32.040 --> 1:48:33.960 I apologize in advance, but it was kind of like 1:48:34.420 --> 1:48:35.059 I'm making this up. 1:48:35.650 --> 1:48:39.490 When Bellabot brought the cookies. 1:48:40.160 --> 1:48:44.470 She's doing a balabot boogie, boogie, boogie. 1:48:45.110 --> 1:48:49.990 And then it's like, no question. Bum, bum, bum, bum, bum. 1:48:50.030 --> 1:48:54.439 Do you remember that song? We should rename it. 1:48:57.410 --> 1:48:58.830 Hey, I don't cook, but if I did, I'd make 1:48:58.870 --> 1:49:01.410 you guys a talkback purger burner. 1:49:01.490 --> 1:49:02.230 There you go. 1:49:02.250 --> 1:49:05.340 Start with two big-ass patties built like a concrete mic 1:49:05.400 --> 1:49:09.019 brick wall with two thick slices of some big T bacon. 1:49:09.080 --> 1:49:12.139 Yeah, that T stands for turkey. Then put a little 1:49:12.160 --> 1:49:14.120 bit of T-bags hash. 1:49:15.540 --> 1:49:16.320 Browns. 1:49:17.080 --> 1:49:20.080 Follow that up with some brother Matt's aloha aioli. 1:49:20.140 --> 1:49:21.450 I'd give it to you and say. 1:49:22.140 --> 1:49:26.630 Duval. Dude, that's a really good idea. That sounds delicious. 1:49:26.650 --> 1:49:28.290 I mean, to make a burger based on some of 1:49:28.310 --> 1:49:30.960 the regular callers and people who interact with the program 1:49:31.040 --> 1:49:31.680 is brilliant. 1:49:31.900 --> 1:49:35.440 I mean, the only thing working against sport from Duval 1:49:35.479 --> 1:49:37.070 is he says, yeah. 1:49:38.090 --> 1:49:40.870 I don't cook. I'm telling you, dude, that is a 1:49:41.090 --> 1:49:44.309 really good idea, man. So looking for more entries for 1:49:44.370 --> 1:49:46.889 our big event, man, coming up next weekend. You can 1:49:46.970 --> 1:49:48.690 cook for us in the Best of Challenge and have 1:49:48.710 --> 1:49:51.290 a chance at winning in a weekend out at Margaritaville 1:49:51.330 --> 1:49:53.330 out there, which is an absolute, I mean, we're spending 1:49:53.350 --> 1:49:55.929 the entire weekend out there. We love it. Yeah. And 1:49:55.950 --> 1:49:57.690 we're doing that. We're going to pick the winner from 1:49:57.710 --> 1:50:00.170 what we had today. We'll do it again tomorrow and Friday. 1:50:00.189 --> 1:50:01.710 We'll get our three winners. And, of course, you guys 1:50:01.729 --> 1:50:04.309 will join us next Saturday for our big Best of 1:50:04.350 --> 1:50:06.570 Challenge at Sunset Walk at Margaritaville. And we'll come up 1:50:06.590 --> 1:50:08.870 with some real radio swag for all three contestants. Yeah, 1:50:08.910 --> 1:50:11.059 for sure. Welcome back. I'm Jim. There's Deb. Hello. Jack 1:50:11.100 --> 1:50:11.639 is here as well. 1:50:11.689 --> 1:50:11.939 Word. 1:50:11.990 --> 1:50:15.420 So is Ross. Get ha-has. Jack, what is in the 1:50:15.479 --> 1:50:16.339 Jackie sack? 1:50:17.820 --> 1:50:18.480 All aboard. 1:50:18.540 --> 1:50:21.340 Chugga-chugga. Choo-choo. Lickety-clack, lickety-clack. 1:50:21.360 --> 1:50:25.240 Got a pair of tickets to see The Smashing Pumpkins. 1:50:25.280 --> 1:50:25.559 Nice. 1:50:25.979 --> 1:50:28.200 At Benchmark International Arena. They're coming. 1:50:28.220 --> 1:50:31.090 They're coming to Tampa. And that will be on October 18th. 1:50:31.220 --> 1:50:34.160 And you could be there. However, you might choose something 1:50:34.320 --> 1:50:37.120 also happening tomorrow. this Saturday night, and it's a pair 1:50:37.160 --> 1:50:41.050 of tickets to the U.S. men's national team versus Peru. 1:50:41.070 --> 1:50:41.429 Nice. 1:50:41.470 --> 1:50:45.070 Soccer at Inter.co Stadium. It may be a friendly, but 1:50:45.189 --> 1:50:48.790 it's the same team that you saw playing in the 1:50:48.850 --> 1:50:49.390 World Cup. 1:50:49.470 --> 1:50:50.030 It's the U.S. 1:50:50.050 --> 1:50:52.790 Men's national team, and you get to see them at 1:50:52.850 --> 1:50:57.170 Inter.co Stadium on this Saturday night, September 26th. Those are 1:50:57.189 --> 1:50:59.330 your prize choices in the Jacky Jack. 1:50:59.490 --> 1:51:05.389 So that means back to you, clickety-click. Thank you so much, Debra. One, two, three, four, five. 1:51:05.610 --> 1:51:08.809 Let's just go one. One sounds good. That is Josh. Josh, 1:51:08.830 --> 1:51:13.010 how you doing, buddy? Doing fantastic, sir. Thank you. Glad 1:51:13.050 --> 1:51:14.309 to hear that. Would you like to play a little 1:51:14.350 --> 1:51:17.190 game with us, friend? Let's do it. Let's do it. 1:51:17.260 --> 1:51:23.099 Game show. All right, Josh, this is a real easy game, buddy. 1:51:23.120 --> 1:51:24.800 Got a question here for you. Four answers. One of 1:51:24.840 --> 1:51:27.830 these answers is not true, buddy. If you can find it, 1:51:27.840 --> 1:51:29.740 I will send you over to see Jack, and he's 1:51:29.760 --> 1:51:31.380 got some nice stuff. You can find something for yourself. 1:51:31.420 --> 1:51:31.720 Are you ready? 1:51:32.840 --> 1:51:36.500 Right on. Here we go, buddy. On this day in 1959, 1:51:36.500 --> 1:51:40.600 American actor and comedian created one of the most iconic 1:51:40.660 --> 1:51:43.760 television characters in history on one of the most iconic 1:51:43.780 --> 1:51:49.809 television shows in history. He's no soup Nazi. Oh, my God. 1:51:49.870 --> 1:51:55.919 Larry David. Seinfeld. Costanza. Who is that? Michael Richards. No, 1:51:55.939 --> 1:52:00.540 the soup Nazi. Costanza. Who is that? I forgot his name. 1:52:00.580 --> 1:52:04.280 Jason Alexander was born on this day. That's right. Jason 1:52:04.360 --> 1:52:07.320 Alexander was born on this day. He's George Costanza from Seinfeld. 1:52:07.660 --> 1:52:09.650 Here are three fun facts about Jason and one lie 1:52:09.750 --> 1:52:13.519 saved by a whale. That's a reference to one of 1:52:13.540 --> 1:52:15.880 their most famous songs. I thought it was the sandwich 1:52:15.920 --> 1:52:17.620 out of the garbage. All right, Josh, here we go, buddy. 1:52:17.640 --> 1:52:20.490 We're talking about George Costanza, basically, Jason Alexander. Which one 1:52:20.510 --> 1:52:23.050 of these is not true? Number one, his real name 1:52:23.110 --> 1:52:29.170 is J. Scott Greenspan. Number two, he's a professional-level magician. 1:52:29.189 --> 1:52:33.900 Number three, he started losing his hair at 19 years old. 1:52:33.910 --> 1:52:38.140 Or lastly, he's a big-time Trekkie. Which of those is 1:52:38.200 --> 1:52:43.360 a lie? Go with the last No, that's absolutely true. 1:52:43.380 --> 1:52:45.720 You made it, Puzzle Master. I've had a terrible week. 1:52:45.800 --> 1:52:48.439 And even more so, his friends, I believe on his 1:52:48.590 --> 1:52:51.269 20th birthday or something like that, took him to a 1:52:51.310 --> 1:52:54.750 place for his birthday, told him, close your eyes. And 1:52:54.790 --> 1:52:57.450 then when he opened his eyes, William Shatner was standing 1:52:57.490 --> 1:53:01.150 in front of him. Oh, those are friends. That's a 1:53:01.310 --> 1:53:04.210 really good friend. All right, three, four, or five, Deb? 1:53:04.510 --> 1:53:06.849 Let's go three. Three sounds good. That's Mark. Mark, how 1:53:06.870 --> 1:53:09.930 are you, buddy? Hey, doing great. Glad to hear that, buddy. 1:53:09.950 --> 1:53:13.770 We're talking about Jason Alexander. He played George Costanza on Seinfeld. 1:53:13.810 --> 1:53:15.650 Which one of these isn't true? Number one, his name 1:53:15.990 --> 1:53:19.150 is really J. Scott Greenspan. Number two, he is a 1:53:19.250 --> 1:53:22.870 professional level magician. Or lastly, started losing his hair at 1:53:22.910 --> 1:53:29.189 just 19 years old. Let's go with. 1:53:30.410 --> 1:53:31.389 No hair at 19. 1:53:31.390 --> 1:53:36.020 That's the one, buddy. When did he really start winning 1:53:36.060 --> 1:53:36.710 it or losing it? 1:53:41.689 --> 1:53:42.049 Hello. 1:53:42.400 --> 1:53:48.930 Yeah, when did he really start losing it? What age? 32. Yeah, 1:53:48.930 --> 1:53:51.290 16 years old. Sorry, we have to say goodbye to 1:53:51.310 --> 1:53:54.189 you now. You don't win. We're kidding. Hang on. At 1:53:54.229 --> 1:53:56.450 just 16 years old, he started losing his hair, and 1:53:56.470 --> 1:54:01.210 he got the famous Costanza. How hard. Yeah, patterned burl. Oh, 1:54:01.290 --> 1:54:04.650 at 16. That's a pretty interesting fellow, though. It worked 1:54:04.729 --> 1:54:05.130 out for him. 1:54:05.229 --> 1:54:05.550 Yeah, yeah. 1:54:05.630 --> 1:54:06.950 He worked out just fine. I don't know. 1:54:07.050 --> 1:54:09.650 A balding 16-year-old who's a Trekkie, it had to have 1:54:09.670 --> 1:54:10.110 been tough. 1:54:10.310 --> 1:54:13.889 His real name is J. Scott Greenspan, and he is 1:54:14.170 --> 1:54:17.700 a professional-level magician. As a fact, he actually thought about 1:54:17.760 --> 1:54:20.400 being a professional magician at one point before going into 1:54:20.460 --> 1:54:23.080 everything else. He kind of has a magician vibe. He 1:54:23.120 --> 1:54:25.120 does have a magician vibe, yeah, yeah. He did a 1:54:25.120 --> 1:54:27.970 lot of commercials, too, if you'll remember, Jack. Remember when, 1:54:28.270 --> 1:54:30.690 who did the hot side, cold side? Was that McDonald's? 1:54:31.880 --> 1:54:32.120 Yeah. 1:54:32.200 --> 1:54:33.900 Was it the arch or whatever it was? 1:54:33.920 --> 1:54:34.380 Yes. 1:54:34.520 --> 1:54:36.800 So they had the special styrofoam that when you got 1:54:36.840 --> 1:54:40.260 your burger, the patty and the bun was on one side. 1:54:40.320 --> 1:54:41.800 That's right. But the lettuce, tomato, and onion were on 1:54:41.840 --> 1:54:43.580 the other side. The whole idea is keep the hot 1:54:43.600 --> 1:54:46.240 side hot, the cold side cold. He was the spokesperson 1:54:46.260 --> 1:54:48.600 for that program. That's right. That's right. 1:54:48.660 --> 1:54:48.940 Yeah, yeah. 1:54:49.140 --> 1:54:51.360 I only know one fun fact about him is that 1:54:51.480 --> 1:54:53.920 essentially he's Larry David. 1:54:54.180 --> 1:54:55.060 He is Larry David. 1:54:55.080 --> 1:54:55.380 Yeah. 1:54:55.580 --> 1:54:57.700 They didn't want to put Larry David in front of 1:54:57.740 --> 1:54:59.810 the camera, I guess. He didn't want to do it. 1:54:59.980 --> 1:55:03.070 So they just cast someone to be Larry David. 1:55:03.090 --> 1:55:03.450 You know what? 1:55:03.510 --> 1:55:06.190 Two actors turned the roll down before he actually got it. 1:55:06.470 --> 1:55:09.370 I am curious to find out who Danny DeVito and 1:55:09.410 --> 1:55:13.470 Nathan Lane. Wow. Both turn that roll down so that 1:55:14.130 --> 1:55:15.970 not so that but he wound up getting it because 1:55:15.990 --> 1:55:16.590 they turned it down. 1:55:17.050 --> 1:55:20.110 And our YouTube feed, we're showing Jason Alexander in the 1:55:20.110 --> 1:55:22.040 1985 McArch commercial. 1:55:22.160 --> 1:55:23.000 Look at that thing, dude. 1:55:23.020 --> 1:55:23.800 Look at it. 1:55:23.820 --> 1:55:27.020 I remember eating that thing. Yo, DeVito would have ate 1:55:27.180 --> 1:55:29.560 at that roll. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I may have 1:55:29.590 --> 1:55:32.340 done all right. Are you kidding me? He's got hair. Yeah, 1:55:32.360 --> 1:55:34.550 but he did quite well in It's Always Sunny. I mean, that's, 1:55:34.570 --> 1:55:36.870 you know. He's a nuke on that show. 1:55:36.930 --> 1:55:37.270 Oh, yeah, yeah. 1:55:37.290 --> 1:55:40.070 He didn't do quite well, man. He said in a 1:55:40.130 --> 1:55:40.570 good way. 1:55:40.590 --> 1:55:41.010 Yeah, yeah. 1:55:41.090 --> 1:55:43.350 I mean, in a positive way. A couple other things about. Like, 1:55:43.410 --> 1:55:47.900 ate it. A couple other things about Alan Greenspan. My 1:55:47.940 --> 1:55:50.420 God almighty. Jason Alexander. Before we get to the top 1:55:50.440 --> 1:55:51.600 of the hour, get some Ross thoughts on the way. 1:55:52.080 --> 1:55:54.820 He was a force on stage long before he worked 1:55:54.880 --> 1:55:56.920 in TV or movies. He won a Tony Award at 1:55:56.960 --> 1:56:00.000 just 29 years old. Wow. Yeah, so he was on 1:56:00.020 --> 1:56:02.190 the stage for years before he made it on TV 1:56:02.230 --> 1:56:05.090 or movies. And real quick, it's the McDLT. The McGarrett 1:56:05.110 --> 1:56:08.010 was the new thing that came out. The McDLT was 1:56:08.070 --> 1:56:10.550 the two sides high and cold. Although he was nominated 1:56:10.590 --> 1:56:14.220 for an Emmy seven consecutive years, he never won one. 1:56:14.340 --> 1:56:16.660 He's the only member of the cast to never win 1:56:16.680 --> 1:56:20.220 an Emmy for Seinfeld. That is whack. It is so whack. 1:56:20.580 --> 1:56:23.960 It is whack considering this. English comedian and creator of 1:56:24.020 --> 1:56:27.620 The Office. Now, that's Ricky Gervais, right? Correct. Says that 1:56:27.660 --> 1:56:32.450 he thinks George Costanza is the greatest TV character ever created. Yeah, 1:56:32.490 --> 1:56:34.990 he's not wrong. He's a monster. 1:56:35.410 --> 1:56:37.910 I hear that opinion and I go, it's not wrong. 1:56:38.070 --> 1:56:40.260 It's probably closer to right than anything. 1:56:40.460 --> 1:56:41.780 You know what they were making at the end of 1:56:41.820 --> 1:56:45.860 the series, right? Famously, Jerry Seinfeld was making $ 5 million 1:56:45.880 --> 1:56:48.510 a year because he turned it down to reboot the thing. 1:56:48.910 --> 1:56:51.730 even at $ 5 million an episode, I'm sorry. Do you 1:56:51.750 --> 1:56:53.870 know what the other people were making? The other three 1:56:53.910 --> 1:56:57.970 made the exact same amount. $ 1 million? $ 600, 000. Now look, 1:56:58.010 --> 1:57:00.430 that's a great living, there's no question. But you can't 1:57:00.490 --> 1:57:04.410 tell me that Kramer and Costanza aren't as valuable. to 1:57:04.450 --> 1:57:09.380 that show as Seinfeld was. Don't forget Elaine. Elaine, for me, 1:57:09.420 --> 1:57:11.860 didn't offer even a tenth of the comedic value the 1:57:11.880 --> 1:57:14.960 other two did. I couldn't disagree with you more. 1:57:14.980 --> 1:57:18.690 Oh, really? They're the showrunners. It's Seinfeld and Larry David. 1:57:19.090 --> 1:57:21.290 They're the ones putting words in front of other words 1:57:21.310 --> 1:57:24.310 for the funny people to say. But it's Larry David primarily, right? 1:57:24.790 --> 1:57:27.070 How I've always looked at it was that it was 1:57:27.090 --> 1:57:33.880 as co-50-50. Sometimes it was 80-20, some vice versa, but 1:57:33.960 --> 1:57:36.320 it was as partnership as much as possible. And then 1:57:36.380 --> 1:57:39.120 lastly here, he's an avid poker player. You can actually 1:57:39.160 --> 1:57:41.330 see him playing in celebrity poker tournaments, and he's won 1:57:41.390 --> 1:57:43.970 tens of thousands of dollars for charities while playing poker. 1:57:44.600 --> 1:57:46.780 Loves the game. What you got for thoughts? 1:57:46.800 --> 1:57:50.820 I needed permission to do today's Ross thoughts because we've 1:57:50.850 --> 1:57:52.950 got to break down an argument I got in with 1:57:52.990 --> 1:57:56.370 my wife last night, and it was such a special argument. 1:57:56.410 --> 1:57:57.970 I've never had an argument like this. 1:57:58.370 --> 1:58:00.730 I've never had one that when we woke up, we 1:58:00.770 --> 1:58:03.150 both looked at each other and started laughing. 1:58:03.210 --> 1:58:07.010 Oh, yeah. You're in a real relationship now, friend. Yeah, 1:58:07.110 --> 1:58:09.830 I think I'm actually married. All right, we'll do that next. 1:58:16.360 --> 1:58:20.620 The statistic Jim read about Gen Zers and teenagers not 1:58:20.700 --> 1:58:29.110 wanting to or are not having intercourse. Isn't there a 1:58:29.150 --> 1:58:31.600 statistic about how none of them want to drive either? 1:58:31.610 --> 1:58:36.420 Yeah, that's true. They don't. It's obvious. They have no 1:58:36.480 --> 1:58:42.920 back seats. That's funny. Not a bad point. My girl 1:58:42.940 --> 1:58:45.820 threw down in the day. You can feel it. All right, 1:58:45.840 --> 1:58:48.610 welcome back to the Jim Colbert Show, Real Radio 104. 1:58:48.600 --> 1:58:50.260 I'm proud of you, girl. We're going to do that. 1:58:50.280 --> 1:58:52.540 That's for sure. I mean, who hasn't had sex in 1:58:52.560 --> 1:58:57.270 the back seat of a car? I have. Deb? 1:58:57.330 --> 1:58:57.410 Deb? 1:58:59.200 --> 1:59:03.970 Isn't it time for Ross Thoughts? Jack, front and back. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:59:04.110 --> 1:59:07.030 All the seats. Hood. On the hood, yeah. On the trunk. 1:59:07.190 --> 1:59:09.790 Never had sex on top of a hood. In the car, though, right? 1:59:09.830 --> 1:59:11.210 In the car, yeah. I mean, that's the only place 1:59:11.230 --> 1:59:15.470 you had as a kid. That was the only privacy 1:59:15.510 --> 1:59:17.130 you could really get. You found a place to go 1:59:17.150 --> 1:59:20.050 park in the woods, you let it rip. 1:59:20.150 --> 1:59:23.310 It's why I wanted a van. What a turn on, right? 1:59:23.370 --> 1:59:25.570 Hearing Jim quote, let it rip. 1:59:25.770 --> 1:59:28.780 Yeah, no doubt. No doubt. 1:59:28.820 --> 1:59:29.360 Yeah. 1:59:30.100 --> 1:59:38.550 What's sexier than your girlfriend's head hitting the roll-down window handle? Honk, honk, honk, honk. 1:59:41.130 --> 1:59:42.990 Every time you roll the window down a little bit. 1:59:43.010 --> 1:59:46.790 Let's do some thoughts. It's weird. 1:59:48.050 --> 1:59:48.550 It's funny. 1:59:48.570 --> 1:59:52.670 Are you trying to be more adult? Sometimes. Well. It's Ross. 1:59:52.950 --> 1:59:53.550 I can't help. 1:59:53.570 --> 1:59:58.750 Spelled like sauce. It's Ross Thoughts. But I know a 1:59:58.810 --> 2:00:02.830 guy that can. That mortgage guy, Don. If you are 2:00:02.910 --> 2:00:05.130 not on top of your mortgage, I'm here to tell 2:00:05.170 --> 2:00:07.470 you one thing. Well, it's what my wife did, and 2:00:07.550 --> 2:00:10.840 she was completely right. Be on top of your mortgage. 2:00:10.940 --> 2:00:14.000 Look at the finance rates. If you're on top of that, well, 2:00:14.200 --> 2:00:17.560 you can change the trajectory for the rest of the decade. 2:00:17.860 --> 2:00:21.360 That Mortgage Guide, Don, will help you be proactive about 2:00:21.440 --> 2:00:27.330 that big mortgage of yours. Now, Jim, ThatMortgageGuideDon.com. I tease 2:00:27.370 --> 2:00:29.190 by saying I got into an argument with my wife, 2:00:29.230 --> 2:00:30.470 and this is the only argument that. 2:00:30.390 --> 2:00:34.470 I feel comfortable sharing. But before we get into that, 2:00:34.490 --> 2:00:35.810 can I just vent about something? 2:00:35.980 --> 2:00:36.850 Yeah, sure. 2:00:37.100 --> 2:00:42.750 We glossed over something briefly. Like, lightning hit a tree 2:00:43.050 --> 2:00:44.510 across the street. 2:00:44.990 --> 2:00:47.470 Of my house. Yeah. I called the city. 2:00:47.670 --> 2:00:47.950 Uh-huh. 2:00:48.510 --> 2:00:50.470 Be like, hey, I think the tree's about to fall. 2:00:51.010 --> 2:00:54.390 And then the city shows up and goes, we agree. 2:00:54.750 --> 2:00:58.220 This tree is about to fall. Also, that car can't 2:00:58.230 --> 2:01:01.480 be parked like that. Write him a ticket. I called 2:01:01.520 --> 2:01:04.760 the city on myself, and I wrote myself a ticket. Yeah, 2:01:05.020 --> 2:01:06.380 and when you find this out as well, right? 2:01:06.640 --> 2:01:09.260 The city, I don't believe, because this happened in Seminole 2:01:09.300 --> 2:01:11.860 County when we lived there for Code Black. Tree fell 2:01:11.900 --> 2:01:14.510 across the road, and they aren't the ones that clear it. 2:01:14.590 --> 2:01:16.810 You have to do it. Fine. They only have to 2:01:16.830 --> 2:01:20.010 clear the road area. Nothing else gets done. I can't 2:01:20.050 --> 2:01:24.070 believe that was self-inflicted. Yeah, yeah. And that was one reason. 2:01:24.110 --> 2:01:26.190 That's just one drop in the bucket of the last 2:01:26.270 --> 2:01:29.620 two weeks that really made today's event for Ross Thoughts happen. 2:01:29.720 --> 2:01:33.560 Okay. The house, been stressed. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 2:01:33.600 --> 2:01:33.820 We are. 2:01:33.840 --> 2:01:36.220 Sometimes we're just holding on to the walls for dear 2:01:36.280 --> 2:01:38.120 survival with this toddler of ours. 2:01:38.180 --> 2:01:38.380 Yeah. 2:01:38.640 --> 2:01:42.520 And then with our house, that's basically back when TV was. 2:01:42.460 --> 2:01:43.140 Black and white. 2:01:43.200 --> 2:01:43.720 Right, yeah, yeah. 2:01:43.900 --> 2:01:46.080 All right? This thing's old. We got to love the house. 2:01:46.120 --> 2:01:48.480 We got to love the kid. Oh, forgot. We have 2:01:48.510 --> 2:01:50.230 a dog. We got to love the dog, too. 2:01:50.330 --> 2:01:50.530 Sure. 2:01:50.550 --> 2:01:52.050 That's a lot of love. Are you out of love? 2:01:52.210 --> 2:01:54.490 I'm a little out of love. A lot of love. 2:01:55.350 --> 2:01:58.700 I'm not quite sure if I'm... Bless you. 2:01:59.420 --> 2:02:04.800 Also, I am a little against the wall. And speaking 2:02:04.860 --> 2:02:07.600 of against the wall, we just moved our bookshelf to 2:02:07.640 --> 2:02:08.820 a different side of the wall. 2:02:08.960 --> 2:02:10.820 Okay. And it looks amazing. 2:02:10.880 --> 2:02:11.180 It does. 2:02:11.260 --> 2:02:11.520 Nice. 2:02:11.700 --> 2:02:11.940 Right? 2:02:12.040 --> 2:02:14.900 My wife and I are working together on this house 2:02:15.100 --> 2:02:18.340 as much as possible. I even broke into my neighbor's house. 2:02:19.240 --> 2:02:22.540 Or not neighbor. He moved out. But I went into 2:02:22.580 --> 2:02:25.040 his yard, fixed my fence from that side. 2:02:25.100 --> 2:02:25.580 Nice. 2:02:25.720 --> 2:02:25.960 Right? 2:02:25.980 --> 2:02:28.600 And she's telling me where the post is. And, you know, 2:02:28.620 --> 2:02:31.440 we're really a teamwork. Teamwork, dreamwork, marriage. 2:02:31.580 --> 2:02:31.840 Love it. 2:02:32.670 --> 2:02:34.290 I think we got to the end of each other's 2:02:34.350 --> 2:02:36.230 patience at the same exact time. 2:02:36.530 --> 2:02:37.030 Oh, no. 2:02:37.090 --> 2:02:39.310 Because we bought that bookshelf and we moved it when 2:02:39.330 --> 2:02:42.950 we realized there's enough room to put a bookshelf, like 2:02:42.970 --> 2:02:45.430 a little bit more bookshelf on top. And it's an 2:02:45.470 --> 2:02:47.650 Ikea piece of furniture, so you can buy a little 2:02:47.670 --> 2:02:49.410 bit more. So now it's a bigger bookshelf. 2:02:49.470 --> 2:02:49.630 Yeah. 2:02:49.850 --> 2:02:52.170 That's exactly what we do. And at the end of 2:02:52.210 --> 2:02:58.370 the day, I decided we could easily defeat Ikea furniture instructions. 2:02:59.110 --> 2:03:01.810 Oh, no. Oh, no. 2:03:01.890 --> 2:03:02.150 I think. 2:03:03.110 --> 2:03:05.850 I think I break the box open, Deb, at 9 o'clock. 2:03:06.440 --> 2:03:06.570 Oh. 2:03:06.720 --> 2:03:08.880 A.M.? P.M. Oh, my goodness. 2:03:09.400 --> 2:03:09.580 Oh. 2:03:09.600 --> 2:03:13.240 This is going to take an hour. Oh. It's going 2:03:13.260 --> 2:03:15.820 to be fine. Was she not here when Jim told 2:03:15.860 --> 2:03:18.740 this story? Apparently not. I don't think I was. Yeah. 2:03:19.050 --> 2:03:21.690 It could be 400 pieces, and the instruction sheet is 2:03:21.770 --> 2:03:26.480 two photographs. Yeah, and they're not very detailed. They are 2:03:26.500 --> 2:03:27.000 not at all. 2:03:27.460 --> 2:03:31.600 No, this one has a third line, you know, on the, 2:03:32.300 --> 2:03:35.180 you're like trying to figure out which piece is which. Anyways, 2:03:35.240 --> 2:03:37.770 we start working together. We start doing good. And all 2:03:37.810 --> 2:03:40.050 of a sudden we got a screwdriver. She has a screwdriver. 2:03:40.060 --> 2:03:42.390 We both have screwdrivers. We're both putting this thing together. 2:03:43.170 --> 2:03:44.990 You know, I pull out, I get a drill. I 2:03:45.430 --> 2:03:48.130 start drilling mine together. She starts and I tell her 2:03:48.170 --> 2:03:49.430 it's a race for the record. 2:03:49.530 --> 2:03:51.010 She beat me. All right. 2:03:51.130 --> 2:03:53.970 She definitely beat me by putting her book part of 2:03:54.010 --> 2:03:56.900 the library. But then the event happened. We're both tired. 2:03:57.270 --> 2:03:58.080 We're out of patience. 2:03:58.100 --> 2:04:01.300 What time of the night is this? This is 1040. 2:04:01.300 --> 2:04:03.220 So you're a couple hours into this thing. A couple 2:04:03.280 --> 2:04:04.460 hours into this. Yeah. 2:04:04.940 --> 2:04:06.870 Then she looks at me and I'll never forget it. 2:04:06.920 --> 2:04:13.910 She goes, give me the screw gun. And I go, 2:04:13.930 --> 2:04:16.070 I'm sorry, what? She goes, give me the screw gun. 2:04:18.190 --> 2:04:20.030 Screw gun. I don't. 2:04:20.620 --> 2:04:22.250 She goes, give me the screw gun for the light. 2:04:22.270 --> 2:04:25.170 I go, do you need a light? I pull out 2:04:25.210 --> 2:04:29.090 my cell phone. I put on my flashlight. And she 2:04:29.130 --> 2:04:34.540 just collapses. She collapses. I go, what did I do? 2:04:34.560 --> 2:04:40.300 And she goes, are you this dumb? Give me the 2:04:40.320 --> 2:04:43.620 screw gun for the light. I go, I have a 2:04:43.660 --> 2:04:48.590 light right here. It's on my phone. Do you need 2:04:48.650 --> 2:04:52.730 a light? She goes, I need the screw gun for 2:04:52.750 --> 2:04:54.570 the light. That's what I'm being told. 2:04:54.760 --> 2:04:55.990 Is the screw gun the drill? 2:04:56.140 --> 2:04:59.100 The screw gun is the drill. Okay. Is she trying 2:04:59.140 --> 2:05:00.240 to drill a light? 2:05:00.580 --> 2:05:00.880 Yes. 2:05:02.700 --> 2:05:04.440 And I pulled out a light. 2:05:04.840 --> 2:05:05.460 Lumination. 2:05:07.120 --> 2:05:09.630 Because you squeeze the trigger, it has a little light 2:05:09.650 --> 2:05:11.570 so you can see what you're screwing or drilling. Which 2:05:11.630 --> 2:05:13.510 is what he assumed she wanted. 2:05:13.550 --> 2:05:17.130 That's what I thought she wanted. And then this is 2:05:17.170 --> 2:05:19.950 when the argument really amps up, Jim. I go, what 2:05:19.990 --> 2:05:23.270 are you talking about? A drill gun? You mean a drill? 2:05:23.810 --> 2:05:25.970 She goes, see, you understand it. 2:05:26.460 --> 2:05:27.260 Oh, man. 2:05:27.400 --> 2:05:31.040 And I go, after 30 seconds? I go, where's the 2:05:31.080 --> 2:05:33.420 understanding of giving me a little grace of hearing a 2:05:33.480 --> 2:05:36.860 new invention that I've never heard before with screw guns? 2:05:38.270 --> 2:05:42.400 She goes, you understood it. And we get the thing together. 2:05:42.560 --> 2:05:43.200 We put it up. 2:05:43.560 --> 2:05:45.940 We both look at it and go, wow, that's beautiful. 2:05:46.660 --> 2:05:50.140 We go to bed. We don't say much. We wake up. 2:05:50.810 --> 2:05:54.050 First thing she says to me is screw gun for 2:05:54.090 --> 2:06:00.280 the light. And we could not stop laughing. Where I'm 2:06:00.320 --> 2:06:03.240 going with this is that there is nothing like marriage. 2:06:03.680 --> 2:06:05.520 It is such a roller coaster. We were about to 2:06:05.580 --> 2:06:08.080 rip off each other's heads. And then the fact is 2:06:08.140 --> 2:06:10.700 that she all of a sudden decides to call a 2:06:10.740 --> 2:06:13.340 drill a screw gun out of nowhere, which I'll still 2:06:13.380 --> 2:06:14.020 die on that hill. 2:06:14.060 --> 2:06:17.340 That's an interesting choice. That's an odd choice. I love 2:06:17.380 --> 2:06:19.640 being on her side. This one, I'm on you. I'm 2:06:19.700 --> 2:06:21.620 on your side. We got to reword that. Yeah, yeah. 2:06:22.020 --> 2:06:23.650 I mean, on your side. Yeah, on my side. Get 2:06:24.570 --> 2:06:24.930 off him! 2:06:27.460 --> 2:06:31.140 A good night of sleep, waking up to somebody, reading 2:06:31.180 --> 2:06:34.940 the room. Man, is there anything better in a marriage 2:06:35.030 --> 2:06:38.670 when you get to finally, immediately, the first time you 2:06:38.690 --> 2:06:42.130 get to laugh at something where you haven't been able 2:06:42.170 --> 2:06:43.890 to laugh at it at all? 2:06:43.950 --> 2:06:44.380 The greatest. 2:06:44.840 --> 2:06:48.220 Boy, bottle it up. That's a billion-dollar product right there. 2:06:48.780 --> 2:06:51.380 One of the best guttural laughs ever. 2:06:51.460 --> 2:06:52.800 I think that's when you know you're a little ahead 2:06:52.820 --> 2:06:54.600 of the marriage game a little bit, too, is when 2:06:54.640 --> 2:06:57.700 you can kind of— Did you guys go to bed sour? 2:06:58.140 --> 2:07:01.440 We didn't go to bed sour because we— Just too tired. 2:07:01.460 --> 2:07:03.680 Because we were too tired, but also we were kind 2:07:03.700 --> 2:07:05.390 of happy that we got it done, and it looked 2:07:05.510 --> 2:07:08.410 so good. I know the whole adage of don't go 2:07:08.470 --> 2:07:12.050 to bed upset. but I think there's a lot of 2:07:12.090 --> 2:07:15.370 days in a year. Yeah, that happens too. Trust me 2:07:15.390 --> 2:07:18.450 when I tell you. That adage is one thing. But 2:07:18.870 --> 2:07:21.270 I love you, babe. I got to get the screw 2:07:21.300 --> 2:07:24.340 gun for the light. So wildly confused. And when you 2:07:24.380 --> 2:07:29.440 get into an argument, just understand it's temporary. You can 2:07:29.500 --> 2:07:33.890 do stuff that you can't take back in those argumentative modes. 2:07:34.310 --> 2:07:34.700 I don't know. 2:07:34.810 --> 2:07:37.390 I know no one's asking for my marriage advice. Maybe 2:07:37.410 --> 2:07:38.870 I'm just here to say that I love mine. 2:07:38.930 --> 2:07:41.870 Yeah, yeah, yeah. And those are your Ross thoughts. I'm out, Pete. 2:07:41.910 --> 2:07:45.670 Screw gun! For the light. Couldn't understand. 2:07:45.950 --> 2:07:50.950 It was a screw gun. For the light. 2:07:50.970 --> 2:07:55.530 916-1041. You can text us at 77031. Back in one sec. 2:07:56.010 --> 2:07:57.390 Meat's so juicy. 2:07:57.770 --> 2:07:59.970 It's all about the cheese and the shrimp. 2:08:00.290 --> 2:08:01.190 Please excuse me. 2:08:01.570 --> 2:08:03.990 It's all about the drip and the crunch. 2:08:04.070 --> 2:08:08.650 So delicious. It's all about the chefs and the crew. JCS. 2:08:09.190 --> 2:08:10.950 And by the way, I don't want to cook a burger, 2:08:10.980 --> 2:08:11.880 but I just made that up. 2:08:12.230 --> 2:08:13.020 I love you guys. 2:08:15.540 --> 2:08:16.360 Good job. I like that. 2:08:16.420 --> 2:08:16.860 We're helping. 2:08:17.720 --> 2:08:21.720 I guess I didn't make the ingredients list. Evil Eye 2:08:21.740 --> 2:08:24.480 will go back and hide in his hole until his 2:08:24.520 --> 2:08:28.800 voice comes back out and I can say, Mr. Jim. 2:08:31.960 --> 2:08:37.360 All right. I don't know what he meant by that. 2:08:38.610 --> 2:08:41.790 Has his voice ever been better than that? I think so. 2:08:41.810 --> 2:08:45.730 He's waiting for his voice to come back. It's been better? Yeah. Oh, yeah. 2:08:45.770 --> 2:08:46.230 Seriously? 2:08:46.270 --> 2:08:46.470 Yeah. 2:08:47.860 --> 2:08:49.500 All right, welcome back to the Jim Colbert Show. We're 2:08:49.520 --> 2:08:54.230 already at 104.1. I'm Jim. There's Deb. Hello. And Ross. 2:08:54.350 --> 2:08:57.970 I'm Paul. We'll be doing some sketches out in Daytona 2:08:58.050 --> 2:08:59.150 next weekend or this weekend. 2:08:59.330 --> 2:09:04.240 This weekend, Daytona. Tickets at rosscomedy.com. 14 sketches. This is 2:09:04.240 --> 2:09:05.960 90 minutes of sketch comedy. 2:09:05.980 --> 2:09:08.780 So you'll be doing Suds Pops with us. Yep. And 2:09:08.820 --> 2:09:11.040 then after that, you'll be leaving ahead of Daytona to 2:09:11.100 --> 2:09:13.390 do your show there. It is all true. Yeah, and 2:09:13.430 --> 2:09:15.250 Suds Pups is going to be awesome this year. We 2:09:15.290 --> 2:09:17.590 have so much cool stuff going on. Suds Pups and Pints, 2:09:17.630 --> 2:09:20.430 the fourth annual dog washing event from the Jim Colbert Show, 2:09:20.470 --> 2:09:23.970 all brought to you by Deb Roberts is the major 2:09:24.010 --> 2:09:27.470 planner here. Glenn Clausman, Guinness Beer. These guys have all 2:09:27.490 --> 2:09:29.710 come through to provide cool stuff for us. Daryl Payne 2:09:29.730 --> 2:09:31.070 from Pawfection Dog Training. 2:09:31.150 --> 2:09:34.530 That mortgage guy, Don, who sponsors the foaming beer mug 2:09:34.550 --> 2:09:36.910 that your children can't wait to play in and then 2:09:36.930 --> 2:09:38.470 complain they feel itchy afterward. 2:09:38.630 --> 2:09:41.290 Dude, that thing was a complete superstar. It has been 2:09:41.410 --> 2:09:44.190 all three, all four years. I mean, a superstar. I 2:09:44.210 --> 2:09:45.800 remember when you got it, I was like, why are 2:09:45.810 --> 2:09:47.660 you doing that? I mean, why are you spending money 2:09:48.020 --> 2:09:49.640 on a foaming beer mug? And then I get to 2:09:49.680 --> 2:09:52.020 the event and I see every kid within six miles. 2:09:52.320 --> 2:09:54.100 I'm pretty pumped for my son to see it. 2:09:54.140 --> 2:09:54.420 Yeah, yeah. 2:09:54.440 --> 2:09:54.820 Oh, yeah. 2:09:54.840 --> 2:09:56.220 Oh, dude, he's going to be geeked about it. 2:09:56.340 --> 2:09:58.900 Because I saw it before I had a kid, and 2:09:58.980 --> 2:10:03.090 now I have one. So it'll be a cool book open, 2:10:03.150 --> 2:10:03.890 book closed. 2:10:03.650 --> 2:10:03.970 Kind of thing. 2:10:03.990 --> 2:10:05.490 You're going to be like every other parent. 2:10:05.530 --> 2:10:05.670 Yeah. 2:10:05.890 --> 2:10:07.870 Your toddler is going to be playing in the foam 2:10:07.970 --> 2:10:09.770 and there's going to be a ring of parents with 2:10:09.790 --> 2:10:13.790 their phones out recording their kid having fun yeah. 2:10:13.810 --> 2:10:15.190 And then at the end of the event you put 2:10:15.210 --> 2:10:16.690 them in the dunk tank to rinse them. 2:10:16.670 --> 2:10:19.030 Off exactly or you could bring them to the wash 2:10:19.050 --> 2:10:20.950 stations we at least you know we'll. 2:10:20.810 --> 2:10:23.400 Do the uh celebrity washing is gonna be pretty quick 2:10:23.440 --> 2:10:24.950 we're gonna do the auction there real quick then of 2:10:24.980 --> 2:10:27.380 course we will be washing dogs we'll have people there 2:10:27.400 --> 2:10:29.660 washing dogs all day long though and all of this 2:10:29.700 --> 2:10:32.640 money goes to the Humane Society of Lake County, every 2:10:32.700 --> 2:10:34.960 single nickel we make, this is a no-kill shelter, been 2:10:34.980 --> 2:10:39.440 around for 50 years, completely and utterly supported by donations 2:10:39.480 --> 2:10:42.600 and donations only, no grants from the government, no handouts. 2:10:42.640 --> 2:10:43.880 These guys do it on their own. 2:10:43.960 --> 2:10:45.720 Yeah, a lot of people assume that when you call 2:10:45.760 --> 2:10:48.670 yourself a humane society that that means you get monies 2:10:48.750 --> 2:10:50.550 from the National Humane Society. 2:10:50.920 --> 2:10:52.000 And that is not the case. 2:10:52.040 --> 2:10:55.580 And this is a really small, you know, animal rescue 2:10:55.680 --> 2:10:59.060 that's out in Umatilla. You know, not a lot of 2:10:59.160 --> 2:11:01.690 money out in that area. So they do their best 2:11:01.730 --> 2:11:02.650 to help the community. 2:11:02.710 --> 2:11:04.950 So we're just trying to help them. Absolutely. That's exactly 2:11:04.970 --> 2:11:07.570 what we're trying to do. So join us this Saturday, 2:11:07.610 --> 2:11:09.070 Downtown Mountain Door from 3 until 6. 2:11:09.070 --> 2:11:11.590 And if you're a Jim Colbert Show fan and you'd 2:11:11.610 --> 2:11:14.270 like some one-off merchandise that no one else on the 2:11:14.310 --> 2:11:15.050 planet has. 2:11:15.110 --> 2:11:15.290 Yeah. 2:11:15.570 --> 2:11:18.290 Along with a couple of boxes of some really cool cigars. 2:11:18.330 --> 2:11:20.630 The Jim Colbert Show package at the silent auction will 2:11:20.650 --> 2:11:21.330 be pretty cool. 2:11:21.470 --> 2:11:26.160 Absolutely. I picked up our Patriot irrigation today. Thank you, Ryan. 2:11:26.200 --> 2:11:29.260 Our buddy Ryan donated a foursome to Deer Island Golf Club, 2:11:29.300 --> 2:11:31.280 which I will say is right up there with the 2:11:31.320 --> 2:11:33.900 Mission Inn golf courses in Lake County. And if anybody knows, 2:11:34.360 --> 2:11:36.060 you know anything about golf, you know Mission Inn. It's 2:11:36.080 --> 2:11:38.800 one of the most legendary golf properties in all of 2:11:38.840 --> 2:11:42.340 Central Florida. Not only do we have Deer Island foursomes, 2:11:42.380 --> 2:11:45.180 we also have foursomes to both of the golf courses. 2:11:45.760 --> 2:11:49.020 at Mission Inn, El Campeon and Los Colinas. Wow. And 2:11:49.040 --> 2:11:51.020 just so you know, the El Campeon, when you saw 2:11:51.620 --> 2:11:55.410 Charlie Woods as a junior qualifying for these junior tournaments, 2:11:55.430 --> 2:11:58.670 when you saw some of those clips on TV and online, 2:11:58.710 --> 2:12:00.750 Tiger's son, he was doing that at Mission Inn. 2:12:00.810 --> 2:12:01.010 Yeah. 2:12:01.250 --> 2:12:01.710 Really? 2:12:01.790 --> 2:12:04.850 Yeah, it is one of the championship golf courses. It 2:12:04.910 --> 2:12:07.600 is one of the most storied properties in the entire state. 2:12:07.940 --> 2:12:11.240 It's been around for years. And it is so fun. 2:12:11.280 --> 2:12:14.040 The property is really interesting. It was an old school 2:12:14.100 --> 2:12:16.920 stop for dignitaries back in the day. Wow. Yeah, for 2:12:16.960 --> 2:12:20.350 hunting and golf and skeet shooting and fishing and stuff. 2:12:20.390 --> 2:12:22.150 So we're going to have so much stuff. Our friends 2:12:22.190 --> 2:12:25.950 over at Legendary Whitetails, the apparel company, and along Thurgood 2:12:26.010 --> 2:12:28.290 Apparel Company, they're providing a bunch of cool stuff. We're 2:12:28.310 --> 2:12:31.070 going to have apparel and stuff from Ford Motor Company 2:12:31.110 --> 2:12:33.650 as well to bid on. Some really kind of interesting 2:12:36.010 --> 2:12:39.480 clothing items. Not to mention the stuff from CAT. Yeah, 2:12:39.500 --> 2:12:42.440 we're going to have swag buckets from Cat, which is hats, 2:12:42.520 --> 2:12:45.840 water bottles, T-shirts, all kinds of cool stuff. It'll be 2:12:45.860 --> 2:12:49.120 a blast. Can't wait. That's this Saturday again, 3 to 2:12:49.120 --> 2:12:51.300 6 in Mount Dora. Remember, it costs nothing to come 2:12:51.340 --> 2:12:53.820 to the event. Wow. How do we do it? If 2:12:53.840 --> 2:12:55.200 you want to get involved with any of this stuff, 2:12:55.220 --> 2:12:57.160 you can shell out some bucks, pay for some balls 2:12:57.200 --> 2:12:58.540 to throw at me in the dunk tank. You can 2:12:58.560 --> 2:13:01.620 do that. You can donate. You can buy T-shirts, but 2:13:01.720 --> 2:13:04.040 it costs nothing to come. Actually, how we do it 2:13:04.080 --> 2:13:06.700 is because of our sponsors. So shout out to Glenn 2:13:06.720 --> 2:13:10.230 Clauseman and Clauseman Law. our title sponsor, and all the 2:13:10.530 --> 2:13:14.770 people who help, like Guinness Beer, Pawfection Dog Training, and 2:13:14.810 --> 2:13:17.650 so many others. Yeah, that mortgage guy, Don. We've, yeah, 2:13:17.670 --> 2:13:22.010 just Pisces Rising. So many, yeah. Because we're going to 2:13:22.050 --> 2:13:24.490 have the pooch pouches out there, which is basically adult 2:13:24.720 --> 2:13:25.940 giant Capri Sun drinks. 2:13:26.000 --> 2:13:28.460 Yeah, so literally, we're going to have college football for 2:13:28.480 --> 2:13:31.080 dad and mom. We're going to have the drinks for 2:13:31.140 --> 2:13:33.900 mom and dad. We've got the Jeremiah's Ice for the kids. 2:13:34.620 --> 2:13:36.420 Bricks and Mini Figs of Mount Dora is going to 2:13:36.440 --> 2:13:39.400 be out there giving out little Lego things for the kids. 2:13:39.480 --> 2:13:42.770 So it's a whole family event. Yeah, awesome. Also, somebody 2:13:42.890 --> 2:13:46.340 asked about the Margaritaville event, the Sunset Walk at Margaritaville event. 2:13:46.930 --> 2:13:49.490 Where do you find the supplied ingredients for the Burger Challenge? 2:13:49.800 --> 2:13:53.880 And that's at realradio.fm slash sunset. It has all the 2:13:54.320 --> 2:13:57.780 information about our broadcast a week from Friday, about the 2:13:57.840 --> 2:14:01.660 event itself, the Best of Challenge on that following Saturday, 2:14:01.700 --> 2:14:04.240 a week from this Saturday. And then also, if you 2:14:04.280 --> 2:14:07.350 want to compete in the Burger Challenge, all that information 2:14:07.430 --> 2:14:11.930 is at realradio.fm. slash sunset. We've had a couple entries today. 2:14:11.980 --> 2:14:14.410 We'll do more entries tomorrow and Friday until we get 2:14:14.450 --> 2:14:16.350 our three finalists. And, of course, you'll be cooking for 2:14:16.490 --> 2:14:18.610 us at the event. You'll get into the event for 2:14:18.650 --> 2:14:20.230 free and be able to enjoy yourself the remainder of 2:14:20.250 --> 2:14:21.990 the day. It's going to be a lot of fun. 2:14:22.010 --> 2:14:23.230 And, by the way, if you're coming out for the 2:14:23.270 --> 2:14:27.260 live broadcast Friday, make sure you go to realradio.fm slash 2:14:27.300 --> 2:14:34.100 sunset for hotel deals because you can stay overnight and 2:14:34.120 --> 2:14:37.260 hang out with us as well. You can sleep with Jim. Yeah, 2:14:37.300 --> 2:14:37.680 I'll stop. 2:14:37.700 --> 2:14:40.350 But if you stay at the hotel, we can offer 2:14:40.390 --> 2:14:41.410 some strawberry rhubarb. 2:14:41.430 --> 2:14:42.870 I don't know why I do that. I don't know, 2:14:42.890 --> 2:14:45.810 but it was twice today. It's awesome. My daisy cuddles. 2:14:45.850 --> 2:14:47.970 I've got to tell you, it's funny. It's funny because 2:14:48.010 --> 2:14:50.760 I do that with the word will sometimes. I'll say wheel. 2:14:51.200 --> 2:14:53.160 I don't know why I do that. It's so bizarre. 2:14:53.220 --> 2:14:55.840 Everybody has one of those. I think it's just I'm dying. 2:14:55.860 --> 2:15:00.230 That's what it is. It's your rhubarb upon intended roots. 2:15:00.270 --> 2:15:00.430 So. 2:15:01.910 --> 2:15:06.920 We lost a legend. Dolly Parton died, what, about last week, 2:15:06.960 --> 2:15:09.040 week before? A couple weeks, yeah. Yeah, it's been a, yeah. 2:15:09.380 --> 2:15:12.400 So we wondered, right, with all these family members, because 2:15:12.420 --> 2:15:15.660 she has a myriad family members up there, it was 2:15:15.680 --> 2:15:18.020 just a matter of time before the drama started, right? 2:15:18.040 --> 2:15:20.960 It's a real Knives Out mystery going on in the book. 2:15:21.140 --> 2:15:22.440 Parton family, man. 2:15:22.580 --> 2:15:25.590 And it hit. I mean, this thing hit. And it's 2:15:25.620 --> 2:15:31.010 so funny. The guy that is being absolutely roasted by 2:15:31.050 --> 2:15:34.210 the Parton family is the guy who made the announcement 2:15:34.230 --> 2:15:35.250 that she passed away. 2:15:35.490 --> 2:15:35.760 Right. 2:15:36.440 --> 2:15:37.820 That's her nephew. Yeah. 2:15:38.280 --> 2:15:40.280 And the one that he said, she chose me to 2:15:40.320 --> 2:15:41.220 make this announcement. 2:15:41.320 --> 2:15:41.480 Right. 2:15:41.500 --> 2:15:44.280 And we don't even know if that's true now. His 2:15:44.320 --> 2:15:47.340 name is Brian Seaver, and he is the nephew of 2:15:47.380 --> 2:15:49.960 Dolly Parton. He also has been head of her security 2:15:50.020 --> 2:15:53.980 detail for 20 years. He has a detail company called, 2:15:55.360 --> 2:16:00.470 let's see, Seaver and Squadron Augmented Protection Services. You got 2:16:00.510 --> 2:16:03.440 to get an acronym, brother. Yeah, not a good one. 2:16:04.220 --> 2:16:10.240 And he started like threatening people in the family, like 2:16:10.340 --> 2:16:12.980 shaking down people in the family. It says the court 2:16:13.040 --> 2:16:15.680 order said it took into account the repeated threats cited 2:16:15.740 --> 2:16:18.420 in this complaint, as well as alleged demands for payment. 2:16:18.560 --> 2:16:23.330 And Seavers, quote, claimed access to weapons experienced with violence 2:16:23.670 --> 2:16:27.630 and intention to retaliate. Wow. 2:16:27.650 --> 2:16:27.720 Wow. 2:16:28.170 --> 2:16:31.010 It says, as part of the order, Seaver and Saps 2:16:31.090 --> 2:16:34.820 must refrain from entering any She's Alive property. In other words, 2:16:34.830 --> 2:16:39.580 that She's Alive is the organization that managed Dolly Parton's estate. Okay. 2:16:39.740 --> 2:16:41.900 And I think it's made up of an attorney and 2:16:41.920 --> 2:16:44.599 some family members as well, some senior family members. They 2:16:44.640 --> 2:16:46.720 want him as far away as possible. He can't get 2:16:46.760 --> 2:16:50.240 within 1,000 feet of any of their properties. That's this 2:16:50.300 --> 2:16:53.520 court order. Whoa. Where it gets sketchy is this, is 2:16:53.560 --> 2:16:54.740 this statement. 2:16:55.690 --> 2:16:55.950 Right. 2:16:56.230 --> 2:16:58.700 Oh, yeah. This is this will scare you. So I 2:16:58.720 --> 2:17:01.020 don't understand where the hell this guy is coming from here. 2:17:01.580 --> 2:17:03.500 It says there was a series of text messages and 2:17:03.640 --> 2:17:07.510 emails that were sent by Seaver starting just before Parton's death. 2:17:07.590 --> 2:17:10.470 In other words, before she was dead, the messages begin 2:17:10.510 --> 2:17:14.929 to begin with threats to destroy her brand. And then 2:17:15.110 --> 2:17:19.000 after her death, depicts Seaver reveling in his newfound fame, 2:17:19.280 --> 2:17:22.199 and he called himself an international arms dealer. 2:17:22.760 --> 2:17:23.020 Right? 2:17:23.300 --> 2:17:26.879 Why? In one message written September 1st and included in 2:17:26.900 --> 2:17:29.840 the documents, he said, quote, I'm going to set up 2:17:29.879 --> 2:17:34.240 a podcast dedicated to ruining Dolly's brand partnerships and telling 2:17:34.280 --> 2:17:37.599 the violations these people have done on us. It's going 2:17:37.640 --> 2:17:41.560 to be great. Or effing pay me. He was trying 2:17:41.580 --> 2:17:45.220 to extort and shake down his own family. Because I 2:17:45.240 --> 2:17:48.600 guess he thinks he has some inside information that would 2:17:48.660 --> 2:17:51.000 make them look bad and kind of destroy her brand. 2:17:51.340 --> 2:17:54.820 Nobody would believe a word of it for the record. Wow. 2:17:55.260 --> 2:17:57.920 He also claims to have worked for private military contractors 2:17:58.070 --> 2:18:01.030 overseas during the Iraq war and use that experience as 2:18:01.070 --> 2:18:02.629 part of the threat. So he's trying to like, look, 2:18:02.670 --> 2:18:04.510 I'm a war vet. I know how to kill people. 2:18:04.590 --> 2:18:06.390 I was in Iraq doing like secret stuff. 2:18:07.100 --> 2:18:09.110 Guy seems a guy like a guy who jumps in 2:18:09.129 --> 2:18:11.150 the shower and his blood starts pumping. 2:18:11.070 --> 2:18:14.789 Oh yeah man this guy's out there man i in 2:18:14.830 --> 2:18:16.709 a million years i thought there would be some drama 2:18:16.750 --> 2:18:19.650 some money drama for sure and some oh yeah some 2:18:19.690 --> 2:18:22.050 inter-family lawsuits to make sure they're getting their piece of 2:18:22.090 --> 2:18:23.590 that action i think she's worth like four or five 2:18:23.610 --> 2:18:26.730 hundred million dollars uh but i'm sure her trust was 2:18:26.770 --> 2:18:29.269 set up to just give that only partial parts of 2:18:29.320 --> 2:18:30.619 that money to her family and the rest of it 2:18:30.660 --> 2:18:33.540 go to the organizations she's been funding for years. 2:18:34.320 --> 2:18:36.990 Which is such a shame because this This isn't what 2:18:37.020 --> 2:18:39.770 you want to be talking about after Dolly Parton passed. 2:18:40.050 --> 2:18:40.350 It's not. 2:18:50.050 --> 2:18:52.670 Where they accuse family of– Oh, well, look at the 2:18:52.709 --> 2:18:54.580 Nick Reiner thing. Well, not only– I mean look at 2:18:54.590 --> 2:18:56.650 the movie Knives Out. We just joked about it. 2:18:56.660 --> 2:18:58.560 But I mean the whole premise of that movie is 2:18:58.620 --> 2:19:01.980 family fighting over a dying man's inheritance. 2:19:02.020 --> 2:19:04.459 Isn't that what the show Severance is? Not quite about that, 2:19:04.480 --> 2:19:06.700 but isn't it about who's going to control the realm 2:19:06.740 --> 2:19:11.670 of Fox? Not Severance. Succession. Succession. Isn't that the entire show? 2:19:12.230 --> 2:19:16.030 People in that family kind of maneuvering themselves to become 2:19:16.070 --> 2:19:18.970 the biggest benefactor of that death? Well, it's almost a 2:19:19.030 --> 2:19:20.949 trope at this point. 2:19:21.270 --> 2:19:24.470 And what's wild about Succession is that after Succession and 2:19:24.550 --> 2:19:26.550 that show came through and all that, I kind of 2:19:26.570 --> 2:19:27.690 did a deep dive on, like. 2:19:27.890 --> 2:19:29.590 How close is it to Fox? 2:19:29.670 --> 2:19:30.369 It is. 2:19:30.430 --> 2:19:32.350 Succession was light. 2:19:32.379 --> 2:19:32.449 Yeah. 2:19:33.300 --> 2:19:35.539 Compared to, what was it, Murdoch? 2:19:35.580 --> 2:19:38.619 Yeah, yeah, the Murdochs, right. Lachlan Murdoch, Rupert Murdoch, and 2:19:38.640 --> 2:19:39.980 there's one more, Jack. I can't remember this. 2:19:40.000 --> 2:19:44.060 The succession is the diet soda of the Murdoch family. 2:19:44.180 --> 2:19:48.880 I could not get over how insane that legacy family 2:19:49.140 --> 2:19:49.800 ended up being. 2:19:49.860 --> 2:19:51.820 And you don't even know this guy. It wasn't because 2:19:51.860 --> 2:19:53.560 of death, but remember the Alex Murdoch case? 2:19:53.820 --> 2:19:54.000 Yeah. 2:19:54.180 --> 2:19:56.250 I mean, the South Carolina case where this guy killed 2:19:56.280 --> 2:19:59.030 his wife and his son. With a rifle because he 2:19:59.050 --> 2:20:01.550 was doing sketchy stuff and they, you know, I mean. 2:20:02.670 --> 2:20:03.910 And now he gets a new trial. 2:20:03.970 --> 2:20:04.310 Yeah. 2:20:04.830 --> 2:20:07.500 He's getting a little chapter two. Yeah. Thanks to that 2:20:07.540 --> 2:20:10.220 clerk of court. God, money works. And it sucks. Like, 2:20:10.260 --> 2:20:12.750 you know, it's coming. Like, you know, and even in 2:20:12.780 --> 2:20:16.190 this storied life. Like of Dolly Parton, I mean, you 2:20:16.230 --> 2:20:18.789 can't get a more storied career than Dolly Parton, right? 2:20:18.810 --> 2:20:22.670 Beloved by everybody, great songs, you can't deny her talent, 2:20:23.030 --> 2:20:25.550 you can't deny her charm, and you knew it was 2:20:25.570 --> 2:20:28.970 going to happen. It was just which member of the 2:20:29.010 --> 2:20:31.270 family was going to break down and do the stupid 2:20:31.310 --> 2:20:34.930 stuff first, and we found them. So you have Rupert Murdoch, 2:20:35.030 --> 2:20:40.710 then his eldest son Lachlan, he's the chosen successor, but 2:20:40.730 --> 2:20:44.940 you also have James, Elizabeth, and Prudence Murdoch, Rupert's older 2:20:44.980 --> 2:20:48.180 children from his first two marriages who exited the family 2:20:48.240 --> 2:20:50.680 trust following a high profile succession feud. 2:20:50.720 --> 2:20:51.560 Yeah. 2:20:51.740 --> 2:20:53.619 Succession for you. Oh, wild. 2:20:53.700 --> 2:20:57.190 Like I over here, I'm thinking succession is like, man, 2:20:57.230 --> 2:20:58.530 this is pretty good fiction. 2:20:58.650 --> 2:20:59.090 Yeah. 2:20:59.270 --> 2:21:02.050 And then I find out that like, no, this is 2:21:02.129 --> 2:21:04.310 just an homage to what really happened. 2:21:04.410 --> 2:21:07.830 And what's wild is, is there the most powerful family 2:21:07.890 --> 2:21:12.820 in America didn't have any of this. The richest, most 2:21:12.879 --> 2:21:15.440 powerful family in America did not have one drop of this. 2:21:16.160 --> 2:21:21.500 When Sam Walton died, not one argument within the Walton family. 2:21:21.990 --> 2:21:24.570 Not one. I think they all pretty much divided that 2:21:24.610 --> 2:21:27.970 money relatively equally. But there were, I think, four kids 2:21:28.070 --> 2:21:30.629 in that Walton group. Alice is one, and I think 2:21:30.690 --> 2:21:33.230 three boys, if I can remember right. And there was 2:21:33.410 --> 2:21:35.289 no drama with the Walton family. And there was more 2:21:35.350 --> 2:21:38.180 money there. They could buy and sell Foxx. 2:21:39.120 --> 2:21:42.700 And call me crazy, but they're, and boy, in 2026, 2:21:42.700 --> 2:21:45.750 this seems like 20 years ago, this would be insane 2:21:45.790 --> 2:21:49.690 to say out loud, but there is a wholesomeness in retail, 2:21:50.270 --> 2:21:55.080 like stores to me that like, it's because it's dying 2:21:55.440 --> 2:21:58.510 because of Amazon. I'm so desensitized by just getting a 2:21:58.580 --> 2:22:00.070 box on my doorstep. 2:22:00.230 --> 2:22:01.830 Any retails like mom and pop now? 2:22:02.010 --> 2:22:02.270 Yeah. 2:22:02.290 --> 2:22:02.970 But yeah. Yeah. 2:22:03.170 --> 2:22:05.530 And like a Walmart greeter. Yeah. 2:22:05.629 --> 2:22:08.210 I mean, that was always a source of jokes and fun, 2:22:08.270 --> 2:22:10.970 but now you look at it and go, man, nostalgia. 2:22:11.270 --> 2:22:13.390 Now it's a robot. That was pretty Pixar of us 2:22:13.450 --> 2:22:14.709 back in the day. But I got to tell you, 2:22:14.730 --> 2:22:16.910 if you want that experience, shopping at tools, Ace Hardware, 2:22:17.370 --> 2:22:19.770 I'm telling you straight up. Can I tell you, Tools 2:22:19.830 --> 2:22:21.689 is great, but a lot of the Ace Hardware franchises 2:22:21.730 --> 2:22:24.160 are the same way. Yeah, I love Tools because I 2:22:24.220 --> 2:22:26.500 love Walter and Neil and the guys. They're wonderful people. 2:22:27.640 --> 2:22:30.320 If you want the old school feel of shopping back 2:22:30.360 --> 2:22:32.160 in the day, go to a Tools Ace Hardware. And 2:22:32.200 --> 2:22:33.699 that's exactly what I mean. 2:22:33.780 --> 2:22:36.080 There's a guy behind the counter who gives a damn 2:22:36.140 --> 2:22:40.620 about your day and experience. Like that just doesn't happen 2:22:40.670 --> 2:22:42.200 when you scroll on Amazon. 2:22:42.350 --> 2:22:43.050 I got to tell you something. 2:22:43.070 --> 2:22:44.750 You know what's weird? This is a true story. I 2:22:44.790 --> 2:22:46.690 walked into an Ace Hardware. It didn't happen to be 2:22:46.730 --> 2:22:49.349 a Tools because I wasn't near one. And I walked 2:22:49.390 --> 2:22:52.189 into this Ace Hardware to go find something. When I 2:22:52.230 --> 2:22:57.450 walked in, I noticed there was a smell that was like, man, 2:22:57.550 --> 2:23:01.519 I've never had a hardware store smell this amazing. And 2:23:01.540 --> 2:23:03.800 I actually kind of said that out loud. You know 2:23:03.820 --> 2:23:05.400 those things that you'll do that sometimes? Yeah, yeah, yeah. 2:23:05.440 --> 2:23:07.760 I'll be damned. This place smells amazing. I just made 2:23:07.780 --> 2:23:09.640 that passing comment as I was walking into the store. 2:23:09.660 --> 2:23:11.860 I said it to myself, right, because it just hit 2:23:11.900 --> 2:23:13.480 me overwhelmingly. I was like, damn, dude, this is a 2:23:13.540 --> 2:23:17.310 hardware store, and it smells so inviting in here. So 2:23:17.350 --> 2:23:19.490 I go to my aisle, and I'm shopping for some 2:23:19.530 --> 2:23:21.629 parts or whatever, and the guy comes up and he goes, hey, 2:23:21.690 --> 2:23:24.390 I'm the manager. I overheard you say that. Thank you 2:23:24.430 --> 2:23:27.330 so much because we chose a new floor cleaner two 2:23:27.370 --> 2:23:29.769 days ago after using the same guy for 10 years. 2:23:30.150 --> 2:23:33.140 And he used the new wax, and we weren't sure 2:23:33.180 --> 2:23:34.920 that people were going to enjoy the smell because it's 2:23:35.000 --> 2:23:37.840 different than the store smelled for 10 years. I appreciate 2:23:37.860 --> 2:23:41.080 you saying that. Dude, that's a hardware store dude. And 2:23:41.120 --> 2:23:44.570 this guy looked like a hardware store guy. He's got the. 2:23:44.530 --> 2:23:48.120 Vest and the measuring stuff, the whole nine yards. Yeah, 2:23:48.700 --> 2:23:51.340 I know that sounds wild. It feels foreign for me 2:23:51.379 --> 2:23:54.900 to even feel that way, but there is a weird wholesomeness. 2:23:55.240 --> 2:23:57.940 Maybe it's just the interaction with another human during an 2:23:58.060 --> 2:24:01.440 exchange that isn't, like, confrontational and explosive. 2:24:01.459 --> 2:24:04.390 Yeah, you'll get that at, like, Wassey's Meat Market over 2:24:04.520 --> 2:24:05.990 in Melbourne. Those guys are the same way. It's a 2:24:05.990 --> 2:24:08.590 family-owned company, so when you go in, you get real family, 2:24:08.629 --> 2:24:11.530 kind of business family stuff. action real cool that. 2:24:11.450 --> 2:24:13.550 Way and i'm a big believer of this is that 2:24:13.610 --> 2:24:16.510 i understand that there are cheaper products other than a 2:24:16.590 --> 2:24:21.070 small business yeah but don't use the cheapest prod the 2:24:21.150 --> 2:24:24.640 cheapest product price as the barometer of like well i 2:24:24.680 --> 2:24:26.760 can find it somewhere else cheaper dude. 2:24:26.600 --> 2:24:28.860 The services everything you know we were just in downtown 2:24:28.879 --> 2:24:31.619 mount dora because there's a store down there that sells 2:24:31.680 --> 2:24:34.860 these uh glasses that my wife loves called peepers have 2:24:34.879 --> 2:24:37.090 you ever heard of them They're like– Oh, yeah. They're 2:24:37.110 --> 2:24:39.090 not prescription, but they're like reading glasses, but they're a 2:24:39.110 --> 2:24:43.590 little more– they're more stylish. You can get different– aren't 2:24:43.610 --> 2:24:45.950 those the ones you can change the frames out? Well, 2:24:45.970 --> 2:24:47.820 I think you can, but you can also change– you 2:24:47.840 --> 2:24:50.020 can do the power of them, right? Because I think 2:24:50.060 --> 2:24:53.160 we wear like 250s or 250s or whatever. But I 2:24:53.280 --> 2:24:56.109 never knew that this shoe store– because it's a shoe store– 2:24:56.280 --> 2:24:59.429 I never knew it was downtown. I walk in there. Oh, Becker's. Yeah, dude. 2:24:59.470 --> 2:25:01.789 I walk in there like this is the coolest. 2:25:01.410 --> 2:25:02.270 Store in the world. 2:25:02.290 --> 2:25:04.210 It's got a little bit of everything. But more importantly, 2:25:04.510 --> 2:25:07.620 it carries the tennis shoes that I wear. And I 2:25:07.660 --> 2:25:09.360 know now I can just go to downtown Mountain Door 2:25:09.400 --> 2:25:11.340 instead of driving all the way into some, you know, 2:25:11.360 --> 2:25:12.180 a corporate store. 2:25:12.200 --> 2:25:12.620 A chain. 2:25:13.160 --> 2:25:15.610 Listen, I still buy stuff off Amazon. I'm not saying 2:25:15.629 --> 2:25:16.290 that I don't. 2:25:16.490 --> 2:25:19.770 I'm just saying that it's worth the extra five bucks 2:25:19.850 --> 2:25:24.140 to support one of your people in your community's dream. 2:25:24.220 --> 2:25:26.459 I got to tell you, dude, the online shopping thing 2:25:26.500 --> 2:25:29.320 is on my last nerve. Uh-oh. Is it? I don't 2:25:29.340 --> 2:25:33.230 know about you guys. I am so... sick and tired 2:25:33.250 --> 2:25:37.550 of breaking down cardboard boxes at my house. I got 2:25:37.570 --> 2:25:39.550 to tell you, I know Jack's laughing. I'm not even, 2:25:39.670 --> 2:25:43.330 I'm not even remotely joking. Right. Every effing day of 2:25:43.410 --> 2:25:46.060 my life. When I come home, there have been, you know, 2:25:46.160 --> 2:25:48.480 boxes received at my house and my wife, like every 2:25:48.520 --> 2:25:51.119 other great, great wife in the world throws it right 2:25:51.160 --> 2:25:52.519 out the door for me to break down, which is 2:25:52.720 --> 2:25:54.820 what you should do. But, man, I got to tell you, 2:25:54.920 --> 2:25:57.459 you wait three days, you'll have six boxes out there 2:25:57.700 --> 2:26:00.480 taking up all this space. They're impossible to get rid of. 2:26:00.670 --> 2:26:04.230 They take up all your garbage space. You're thinking, am 2:26:04.290 --> 2:26:05.410 I moving out or am I moving in? 2:26:05.510 --> 2:26:09.450 And then you get the good one, and it's like, oh, 2:26:09.470 --> 2:26:09.980 it's a good one. 2:26:10.010 --> 2:26:11.630 I got to keep it. I got no room. Yeah, 2:26:11.650 --> 2:26:14.170 there's no room to keep them. I'm telling you, dude, 2:26:14.350 --> 2:26:19.470 I hate this delivery culture that we have now. It sucks, man. 2:26:19.990 --> 2:26:22.470 It sucks. Walmart greeter Cheryl's got your back. 2:26:22.490 --> 2:26:22.750 That's right. 2:26:22.770 --> 2:26:24.670 Right on. All right, you got some news for us, kid? 2:26:24.930 --> 2:26:28.190 A man is sentenced to prison for threatening Randy Fine 2:26:28.530 --> 2:26:29.510 and his children. 2:26:29.730 --> 2:26:30.090 Yikes. 2:26:30.970 --> 2:26:33.230 A new Publix is going to open in Apopka. Just 2:26:33.270 --> 2:26:35.930 in case you need more proof, that area is growing. 2:26:36.230 --> 2:26:39.010 And American Idol is leaving L.A. 2:26:39.240 --> 2:26:39.690 Really? 2:26:39.740 --> 2:26:41.980 We'll talk about that next during You Heard It Here First. 2:26:42.010 --> 2:26:43.180 You got it. We'll take a little break. Come back 2:26:43.200 --> 2:26:44.360 and get Deb's news and get the hell out of 2:26:44.379 --> 2:26:45.160 here on a Wednesday. 2:26:45.180 --> 2:26:48.879 Time for a Talkback Purge on The Jim Colbert Show. 2:26:51.810 --> 2:26:54.650 Good afternoon, the Jim Colbert Show, Prince of the Island. Jimmy, 2:26:54.690 --> 2:26:57.789 I just love it when I hear the ID10T talk 2:26:57.830 --> 2:27:01.300 about Apple. Apple got busted for their software that they 2:27:01.340 --> 2:27:03.900 sent out to slow down the battery so that you 2:27:03.920 --> 2:27:06.740 can buy another phone. And also they just got busted 2:27:06.800 --> 2:27:13.700 for their lies about AI being on all the phone, 15, 16, 17, 2:27:13.700 --> 2:27:16.310 and they just launched it right now that Jack is downloading. 2:27:16.860 --> 2:27:19.450 And it's $ 200 million. Go claim yours if you have 2:27:19.470 --> 2:27:20.010 an old phone. 2:27:22.640 --> 2:27:25.460 Well, it's just like big oil raking us over to coals, 2:27:26.440 --> 2:27:30.150 insurance ripping us off big time, and the Hope Florida scandal. 2:27:30.830 --> 2:27:33.470 Ain't nobody going to do anything, so what the hell? 2:27:36.250 --> 2:27:41.000 And when I was in my 20s, 20s all right 2:27:41.820 --> 2:27:45.410 i didn't live with my parents okay but if we 2:27:45.470 --> 2:27:49.930 wanted to throw down we'd get a room as to 2:27:49.990 --> 2:27:54.029 not disturb the roommates so why can't they just get. 2:27:53.920 --> 2:27:56.720 A room Good job. Howdy, folks. 2:27:56.760 --> 2:27:57.140 Kurt here. 2:27:57.160 --> 2:27:59.320 I think we're all missing a big important part of 2:27:59.360 --> 2:28:04.140 that Ross Thoughts segment about the tool nomenclature. You shouldn't 2:28:04.160 --> 2:28:07.060 be using that impact driver for fasteners. We all know this. 2:28:08.379 --> 2:28:09.380 Oh, wait. 2:28:09.740 --> 2:28:14.379 He did say Ikea. Never mind. Hand tools only. Hand torque. 2:28:14.660 --> 2:28:17.340 Hand torque. Yeah, he's right. You're not supposed to be 2:28:17.360 --> 2:28:21.980 using them. There's one tough drill. Hey, how's it going? 2:28:23.040 --> 2:28:27.429 Brother Sport up in Duval. Bro, that was so creative, 2:28:27.570 --> 2:28:30.830 and thanks for the shout-out. Maybe one day we can 2:28:30.870 --> 2:28:33.750 catch up at a JCS event. Bro, try to make 2:28:33.770 --> 2:28:36.300 the bourbon bus next year. Hopefully they're going to schedule 2:28:36.350 --> 2:28:36.840 another one. 2:28:36.940 --> 2:28:37.600 Oh, yeah, we will. 2:28:37.760 --> 2:28:40.680 Got to hook up sometime. Much love from Indy Atlantic 2:28:40.720 --> 2:28:44.459 to you up there. Yeah, we're not going to make Suds, Puds, 2:28:44.500 --> 2:28:47.840 and Pints this weekend. Wife and I are traveling, so 2:28:47.879 --> 2:28:48.580 have a great one. 2:28:48.620 --> 2:28:49.060 Thanks, brother. 2:28:49.080 --> 2:28:49.200 Aloha. 2:28:49.220 --> 2:28:50.280 Appreciate that so much. 2:28:51.650 --> 2:28:56.490 Oh, sometimes I want a good burger, yeah, yeah. 2:28:56.510 --> 2:28:58.510 I need her to make one. 2:28:58.690 --> 2:29:05.680 I want a burger I had never, never, never had before. 2:29:05.700 --> 2:29:06.400 No, no. 2:29:06.500 --> 2:29:07.510 Not too bad. 2:29:08.320 --> 2:29:13.420 And I want to tell you right now, I believe, 2:29:13.440 --> 2:29:18.060 I truly believe that I'm never going to cook a 2:29:18.100 --> 2:29:18.820 burger for. 2:29:18.680 --> 2:29:22.650 You, yeah. Hulk smash! 2:29:24.190 --> 2:29:24.970 Burger. 2:29:25.110 --> 2:29:25.770 There you. 2:29:28.490 --> 2:29:28.560 Go. 2:29:28.610 --> 2:29:39.600 Hulk smash! Wasn't that good? Burger. All right. 407-916-1041. Text us. 77031. 2:29:40.640 --> 2:29:42.900 You could do a R. Kelly burger. I believe I 2:29:42.920 --> 2:29:50.150 can fry. Oh, nice. So is the... Extra mustard. Our 2:29:50.190 --> 2:29:53.670 winner today would be the... The girl, right? Yeah, Shake 2:29:53.690 --> 2:29:56.420 Your Honey. Yeah, Shake Your Honey Burger. Shake Your Money... 2:29:56.379 --> 2:29:59.060 Honey Maker Burger. Shake Your Honey Maker Burger. All right. 2:29:59.160 --> 2:30:01.750 You're in. Cheyenne. All right, Cheyenne. 2:30:01.790 --> 2:30:02.209 Thanks, buddy. 2:30:02.250 --> 2:30:05.730 We appreciate that so much. We'll pick another contestant tomorrow 2:30:05.770 --> 2:30:08.450 and another on Friday. So, guys, you guys take tonight. 2:30:08.830 --> 2:30:11.000 Come up with something creative. Block off this time. This 2:30:11.060 --> 2:30:13.830 is a good-ass time. Everybody who's come out to cook 2:30:13.850 --> 2:30:16.020 for us has had a blast doing it. Yep. 2:30:16.420 --> 2:30:16.720 All right? 2:30:16.840 --> 2:30:19.060 So get on board with this and call us with 2:30:19.100 --> 2:30:21.459 a burger idea tomorrow or do us a talk back tomorrow, 2:30:21.860 --> 2:30:24.340 and you can be involved to one of our most 2:30:24.379 --> 2:30:25.800 fun events. It's so much fun. 2:30:26.100 --> 2:30:26.280 Yeah. 2:30:26.640 --> 2:30:27.680 All right, Deb, let's do some news. 2:30:29.540 --> 2:30:32.920 It's time for You Heard It Here First on The 2:30:32.940 --> 2:30:33.920 Jim Colbert Show. 2:30:34.260 --> 2:30:37.709 A man who pled guilty to making graphic and disturbing 2:30:37.770 --> 2:30:41.090 threats against Central Florida Congressman Randy Fine will spend nearly 2:30:41.190 --> 2:30:42.980 the next decade behind bars. 2:30:43.030 --> 2:30:43.280 Wow. 2:30:43.680 --> 2:30:46.900 Fine tells Fox 35 it's a warning for anyone with 2:30:46.959 --> 2:30:47.779 similar thoughts. 2:30:48.220 --> 2:30:49.860 Saying that you're going to come to my house and 2:30:49.940 --> 2:30:52.320 kill me and make my kids watch it is not 2:30:52.400 --> 2:30:53.820 something that people should have to experience. 2:30:54.000 --> 2:30:58.900 Yeah, prosecutors say 26-year-old Edwin Guerrero of Massachusetts was motivated 2:30:58.940 --> 2:31:02.570 by anti-Semitism. A federal judge sentenced him to a total 2:31:02.670 --> 2:31:05.110 of nine years and 11 months in prison. 2:31:05.150 --> 2:31:07.210 That's a hate crime at that point, right? That is, absolutely. 2:31:07.230 --> 2:31:10.709 All right, a new Publix store is opening in a pop-up. 2:31:11.170 --> 2:31:14.870 The expanded format will feature bakery and deli departments, pickup 2:31:14.910 --> 2:31:19.470 and delivery options, a drive-thru pharmacy, and an adjacent liquor store. 2:31:20.330 --> 2:31:22.359 It's going in at the shops at East Shore, and 2:31:22.400 --> 2:31:25.840 it's part of Publix's ongoing expansion in Florida, not to 2:31:25.879 --> 2:31:27.959 mention the ongoing expansion of a pop cook. 2:31:28.780 --> 2:31:30.980 Which is growing by leaps and bounds. Exponentially. 2:31:31.000 --> 2:31:33.880 And that's what Sarah was calling about. She's been setting 2:31:33.900 --> 2:31:34.600 that public up. 2:31:34.720 --> 2:31:39.000 Yeah, exactly. So it's going to open on September 24th, 2:31:39.040 --> 2:31:41.160 so that's coming up fast. That's tomorrow. That's tomorrow. 2:31:41.280 --> 2:31:41.600 Oh, wow. 2:31:42.040 --> 2:31:42.890 Tomorrow is the day. 2:31:42.970 --> 2:31:43.410 That is. 2:31:44.840 --> 2:31:47.970 And then finally, American Idol is moving from Los Angeles 2:31:48.000 --> 2:31:51.510 to Atlanta after 25 years of production in Southern California. 2:31:51.930 --> 2:31:55.230 Fremantle Media confirmed the move as Georgia attracts film and 2:31:55.270 --> 2:32:00.940 television productions with a 30% transferable tax credit and other incentives. 2:32:01.379 --> 2:32:04.460 American Idol joins other competition shows moving production out of 2:32:04.480 --> 2:32:08.000 Southern California, including Shark Tank, which is heading to Atlanta. 2:32:08.080 --> 2:32:11.360 The Masked Singer previously moved from Los Angeles to New Jersey. 2:32:11.840 --> 2:32:14.800 American Idol premiered on Fox in 2002 and returned to 2:32:14.820 --> 2:32:20.459 ABC in 2018 following a two-year hiatus. And you heard 2:32:20.500 --> 2:32:22.360 it here first on the Jim Colbert Show. 2:32:22.379 --> 2:32:25.220 I think California has a legit problem. Yes, they do. Yes, 2:32:25.240 --> 2:32:27.030 they do. I mean, Warner Brothers is hauling ass, right? 2:32:27.750 --> 2:32:29.690 They had threatened if their deal hadn't gone through, but 2:32:29.709 --> 2:32:31.070 then their deal had gone through. 2:32:31.150 --> 2:32:33.830 But the fact that Warner Brothers can threaten to leave 2:32:33.890 --> 2:32:36.170 that state, and now we see these other entities leaving. 2:32:36.350 --> 2:32:40.029 What about the Animaniacs? Yeah, right. I don't know, dude. 2:32:40.050 --> 2:32:41.410 Kind of crazy over there. All right, who do we 2:32:41.430 --> 2:32:42.290 have to thank today, young lady? 2:32:42.590 --> 2:32:45.629 We want to thank that mortgage guy, Don, for saucing 2:32:45.690 --> 2:32:46.670 up our Wednesdays. 2:32:46.730 --> 2:32:47.109 Yay! 2:32:47.170 --> 2:32:47.930 Thank you, Don. 2:32:48.160 --> 2:32:48.640 Love you, Don. 2:32:48.670 --> 2:32:52.859 As well as for sponsoring the inflatable beer mug at Suds, Pups, 2:32:52.920 --> 2:32:53.260 and Pints. 2:32:53.280 --> 2:32:54.380 The only inflatable I like. 2:32:54.580 --> 2:32:54.840 Hey! Wow! 2:32:57.640 --> 2:32:59.510 I found an inflatable I approve of. 2:32:59.980 --> 2:33:02.120 Wow. And speaking of suds, pups, and pints, we also 2:33:02.140 --> 2:33:05.940 want to thank Daryl Payne with Pawfection Dog Training. His 2:33:06.020 --> 2:33:08.300 podcast has already been posted at the Jim Colbert Show, 2:33:08.320 --> 2:33:11.280 where you can also find the podcast for Scott Maxwell, 2:33:11.320 --> 2:33:14.490 the Orlando Sentinel columnist. 2:33:14.650 --> 2:33:16.610 One of the most important of the year. It really is. 2:33:16.650 --> 2:33:20.250 And if you're wondering, vacillating where to be on Amendment 3, 2:33:20.250 --> 2:33:23.050 go listen to that podcast. And then last but never least, 2:33:23.090 --> 2:33:26.070 Candice Rich and Alicia Boulware for running our YouTube chat. 2:33:26.090 --> 2:33:28.010 Thanks, guys. Jack, question of the day. 2:33:28.110 --> 2:33:32.360 Yeah, in our YouTube chat, we posed the question, if 2:33:32.440 --> 2:33:36.040 it was free, would you want a robot in your home? 2:33:36.040 --> 2:33:42.640 75% say yes. 38% said yes. Really? 62% were like, 2:33:42.660 --> 2:33:46.860 no way. All right, Ross, 14 sketches. 2:33:47.020 --> 2:33:50.750 This Saturday, Daytona, Florida. Tickets are moving fast. It's a 2:33:50.790 --> 2:33:53.029 smaller room. It's probably going to sell out. But throwing 2:33:53.050 --> 2:33:56.790 this out here, more shows just popped up on rosscomedy.com. 2:33:56.810 --> 2:33:58.670 It's going to be a busy fall for your boys. 2:33:58.730 --> 2:34:03.110 So Melbourne, Florida, sketches are coming your way. That ticket 2:34:03.170 --> 2:34:05.449 link just popped up on rosscomedy.com. 2:34:05.490 --> 2:34:07.810 Yeah, grab those quick for sure. And don't forget to 2:34:07.850 --> 2:34:11.130 join us Saturday for Suds, Pups, and Pints, the fourth annual. 2:34:11.150 --> 2:34:13.600 It's going to be in downtown Mount Noir from 3 2:34:13.600 --> 2:34:15.420 until 6. It's going to be a good-ass time, guys. 2:34:15.440 --> 2:34:17.180 Hope to see you down there. Free event. It's going 2:34:17.200 --> 2:34:19.380 to be a fun time. We have t-shirts for that event? 2:34:20.120 --> 2:34:23.459 Well, no, you have t-shirts you can buy for such-and-such. 2:34:23.480 --> 2:34:26.340 Yes, yes. And then Glenn Clauseman will have some t-shirts 2:34:26.379 --> 2:34:28.800 as well. Very nice, very nice. On behalf of Deb, Jack, 2:34:29.100 --> 2:34:30.720 and Ross, I'm Jim. We follow the news, Shucky. They 2:34:30.740 --> 2:34:32.570 follow the monsters of the morning. After us, it's Tom 2:34:32.610 --> 2:34:33.950 and Ann with the Corporate Time and our friends from 2:34:33.990 --> 2:34:36.010 Real Laughs. We'll see you tomorrow at 3 for more 2:34:36.070 --> 2:34:37.650 of the Jim Colbert Show. Until then, take care of 2:34:37.690 --> 2:34:40.450 yourself and have a good Wednesday evening. Go put some 2:34:40.470 --> 2:34:41.170 hump in your day. 2:34:41.270 --> 2:34:41.570 Bye. 2:34:45.580 --> 2:34:47.900 Hey, my little darling baby. 2:34:48.810 --> 2:34:50.650 If you missed any part of today's show, check out 2:34:50.690 --> 2:34:54.140 the Jim Colbert Show On Demand. And for highlighted feature segments, 2:34:54.170 --> 2:34:56.740 listen to the Jim Colbert Show The Goods. Both are 2:34:56.780 --> 2:34:59.220 available for free on the iHeartRadio app.