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Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:01:36.940 --> 0:01:39.120 That's exactly what that looks like without the visor. What 0:01:39.140 --> 0:01:42.169 is wrong? Buddy, listen. I don't want to talk about it. 0:01:42.840 --> 0:01:45.240 It's out of my control. This is what Alley Pop 0:01:45.260 --> 0:01:46.020 does to you, Jim. 0:01:46.240 --> 0:01:46.660 Yeah, yeah. 0:01:48.480 --> 0:01:50.700 That's Olipop. By the way, I did not have the 0:01:50.810 --> 0:01:53.810 Olipop sensation yet. Well, that's what happens when you only 0:01:53.830 --> 0:01:56.550 drink a third of it. You know what? It's like 0:01:56.590 --> 0:02:00.010 a stomach. It was terrible. Well, Jack, I look forward 0:02:00.050 --> 0:02:03.770 to your poop review. Okay, nice. Wow, I am very 0:02:03.830 --> 0:02:06.310 happy I missed. Ross, when is the last time that 0:02:06.350 --> 0:02:09.430 you washed your hair? Are you pheromone maxing? 0:02:09.930 --> 0:02:12.440 Man, I'm not even proud of it. It's not good. 0:02:12.530 --> 0:02:15.820 The honest answer is it's been a while for a shower, brother. 0:02:16.669 --> 0:02:19.090 What's a while? A couple days. I don't even know. 0:02:19.480 --> 0:02:25.720 Couldn't tell you. Indefinite. Suspended. Enjoy your room. You honestly 0:02:25.780 --> 0:02:27.440 have not taken a shower in more than one day? 0:02:27.820 --> 0:02:31.109 More than one day? In Florida in basically the summer? 0:02:31.270 --> 0:02:33.630 More than one day easily. Why is your hair? More 0:02:33.650 --> 0:02:36.750 than three days? Because it's the grease that builds up. 0:02:36.810 --> 0:02:39.490 It has hold in it. Oh, my God, buddy. It 0:02:39.530 --> 0:02:42.550 holds it up like that. Whatever's in your hair right now, 0:02:42.590 --> 0:02:45.270 you can sell to women. A thousand bucks a gallon 0:02:45.310 --> 0:02:46.960 for whatever's holding your hair up right now. 0:02:46.970 --> 0:02:48.579 No, because what that looks like is I have a 0:02:48.620 --> 0:02:52.120 toddler at home and I've completely lost touch with reality. 0:02:52.139 --> 0:02:57.430 Bro, that is... That's where I'm at right now, bro. Buddy, listen, 0:02:57.550 --> 0:02:59.090 I adore you, but. 0:03:00.800 --> 0:03:01.579 Can we start over? 0:03:01.600 --> 0:03:03.500 Yeah, I know. 0:03:03.600 --> 0:03:05.260 I'll tell you the sad part. I'd take it right now. 0:03:05.360 --> 0:03:06.710 I'd take that. That hair? 0:03:06.910 --> 0:03:07.250 Oh, yeah. 0:03:07.260 --> 0:03:08.370 I'd take it. I'd wear it like that for a 0:03:08.370 --> 0:03:12.830 year straight if I could have it back. It is 0:03:12.889 --> 0:03:15.450 not looking good. 0:03:15.470 --> 0:03:15.630 407-916-1041. 0:03:15.669 --> 0:03:19.899 Text us, 77031. So, guys, yesterday we had the great– 0:03:19.940 --> 0:03:22.760 you didn't get to see this yesterday. You weren't part 0:03:22.780 --> 0:03:25.429 of this, unfortunately. You were home taking care. of some 0:03:25.470 --> 0:03:27.429 family business, but one of the big topics yesterday is 0:03:27.470 --> 0:03:30.169 something that I think most Americans have really worried themselves 0:03:30.230 --> 0:03:33.270 over for decades now, and that is the fact that 0:03:33.310 --> 0:03:36.030 when you use half a soda, you drink half a soda, 0:03:36.130 --> 0:03:37.690 recap it, and then put it back in the fridge, 0:03:38.030 --> 0:03:40.110 it has less fizz than if you just left it 0:03:40.150 --> 0:03:43.910 on the countertop. I've noticed that. Why is that? I 0:03:43.930 --> 0:03:45.910 can't even begin to tell you what that created on 0:03:45.940 --> 0:03:50.130 the show yesterday. The science is inconclusive. We had science teachers. 0:03:50.170 --> 0:03:52.710 We had NASA physicists. We had people calling that were 0:03:52.730 --> 0:03:56.050 with Coca-Cola. Wow. They called this show? 0:03:56.170 --> 0:03:56.490 Oh, yeah. 0:03:56.710 --> 0:04:00.090 Oh, okay. They were listening somewhere else, apparently. And they 0:04:00.160 --> 0:04:01.860 heard a rumor. There was somebody stupid on the air, 0:04:01.920 --> 0:04:06.970 so they had to correct us. But it was really– 0:04:07.060 --> 0:04:09.000 would you guys agree that that was not supposed to 0:04:09.060 --> 0:04:10.980 last that long? No. That was not. It was just 0:04:11.040 --> 0:04:13.280 a passing comment. Maybe a couple minutes. 0:04:13.420 --> 0:04:13.820 Yeah, okay. 0:04:13.880 --> 0:04:15.600 I have another. I want to ask you this question. 0:04:15.660 --> 0:04:15.900 Oh, boy. 0:04:15.960 --> 0:04:18.080 All right. And again, I don't look this stuff up 0:04:18.140 --> 0:04:20.060 because I'm sure the answer is out there, but I 0:04:20.110 --> 0:04:22.250 think this one is a little more subjective and maybe 0:04:22.290 --> 0:04:25.070 doesn't actually have a rule that applies to it. When 0:04:25.089 --> 0:04:28.810 you guys are typing anything and that anything includes a 0:04:28.890 --> 0:04:29.570 dollar amount. 0:04:30.450 --> 0:04:30.710 Yeah. 0:04:31.089 --> 0:04:34.730 Do you type it like this? Let's say the sentence is, 0:04:34.750 --> 0:04:37.070 I owe Ross $ 200. Mark that. 0:04:37.130 --> 0:04:37.270 Right? 0:04:37.290 --> 0:04:37.510 Okay. 0:04:37.529 --> 0:04:37.609 Okay. 0:04:39.660 --> 0:04:41.520 So are you talking about do we write it like 0:04:41.540 --> 0:04:43.260 you used to write it on a check where you 0:04:43.300 --> 0:04:45.060 would write the numbers and then you'd have to write 0:04:45.100 --> 0:04:45.659 out the word? 0:04:45.720 --> 0:04:47.620 I'm just writing this as a sentence. Let's say it's 0:04:47.640 --> 0:04:51.360 part of a paragraph in a story I'm writing. $ 200. Right. 0:04:51.480 --> 0:04:51.720 Okay. 0:04:51.839 --> 0:04:59.479 I go, I owe Ross $ 200. 00. 0:04:58.839 --> 0:04:59.039 Right. 0:04:59.160 --> 0:04:59.560 Whatever. 0:04:59.640 --> 0:04:59.839 Right. 0:05:00.180 --> 0:05:02.520 And then do you write the word dollar afterwards? 0:05:02.620 --> 0:05:02.820 No. 0:05:02.920 --> 0:05:03.120 No. 0:05:03.140 --> 0:05:05.279 Because you've done that with the- It's implied with the 0:05:05.320 --> 0:05:06.420 dollar sign. The dollar sign. 0:05:06.440 --> 0:05:06.640 I disagree. 0:05:06.660 --> 0:05:10.479 I disagree. Well, you're wrong. You're doubling up on dollar. 0:05:10.740 --> 0:05:12.460 I know, but I think that's just a symbol. 0:05:12.460 --> 0:05:12.880 $ 200 dollar. 0:05:13.690 --> 0:05:17.010 So in other words, if I write $ 200 and I 0:05:17.089 --> 0:05:18.970 don't use the dollar sign, that's fine. 0:05:19.050 --> 0:05:21.430 Then you need to use the word dollar because 200 0:05:21.430 --> 0:05:24.890 is not being designated. It's like using the ampersand, right, 0:05:24.940 --> 0:05:27.560 the little squiggly thing for the word and, and then 0:05:27.600 --> 0:05:28.860 still adding the word and. 0:05:29.040 --> 0:05:30.839 Yeah, yeah, yeah. So you're doing dollar, dollar. 0:05:31.430 --> 0:05:33.490 Yeah, because they say– So in other words, you have 0:05:33.550 --> 0:05:36.390 so many dollars that you just double up on all 0:05:36.440 --> 0:05:36.880 your dollars. 0:05:36.900 --> 0:05:39.460 But every time I write the number, like I write 0:05:39.500 --> 0:05:42.420 the 200, I always write the word dollar after it 0:05:42.610 --> 0:05:46.130 even though I know the symbol represents that word. And 0:05:46.150 --> 0:05:48.530 it looks weird when you don't. So that means you 0:05:48.570 --> 0:05:51.960 double it up and you owe Ross $ 400. Oh, there 0:05:52.000 --> 0:05:56.100 you go. Mark that. For that hair, you may need $ 400. Ross, 0:05:56.180 --> 0:05:57.680 is that how you do it? Do you write the 0:05:58.120 --> 0:06:00.820 dollar sign and then the word, or the dollar sign 0:06:00.870 --> 0:06:02.790 is that's it? It's just dollar sign. Yeah, yeah. 0:06:03.290 --> 0:06:07.440 You always start it off with that dollar sign. Then, yeah, 0:06:07.520 --> 0:06:09.940 I don't know what you are going on about. Well, 0:06:09.960 --> 0:06:11.870 I'm doing it the wrong way, apparently. I put the 0:06:11.890 --> 0:06:14.369 dollar sign, and then I still write the word dollar afterwards. 0:06:14.610 --> 0:06:17.170 And now I feel dumb. Because it's a dollar. 0:06:17.190 --> 0:06:18.549 Yeah, I think this one is well warranted. 0:06:20.210 --> 0:06:22.830 And I want to give you some benefit of the doubt, 0:06:22.910 --> 0:06:25.150 but it's called a dollar sign. 0:06:25.180 --> 0:06:27.720 Yeah, yeah, yeah. So somebody just texted in, if you 0:06:27.760 --> 0:06:32.380 were a doctor, I would write D-R period, Ross Padgett. 0:06:32.580 --> 0:06:35.780 At the end, do I write M-D? No. You don't? 0:06:36.620 --> 0:06:39.020 Well, now that could be different because doctor could be 0:06:39.080 --> 0:06:42.120 somebody who has done their PhD work, right? 0:06:42.230 --> 0:06:42.530 Right. 0:06:42.610 --> 0:06:45.050 So think of Dr. Daisy Fiore over at the Audubon 0:06:45.070 --> 0:06:47.550 Center for Birds of Prey. She's not a medical doctor, 0:06:47.890 --> 0:06:49.650 but she is a PhD doctor. 0:06:49.690 --> 0:06:49.810 Right. 0:06:49.830 --> 0:06:50.830 She's a doctorate of education. 0:06:50.930 --> 0:06:51.210 Yeah. 0:06:51.270 --> 0:06:52.410 So she's, yeah. 0:06:53.130 --> 0:06:56.270 But I could see MD because that would actually signify 0:06:56.290 --> 0:06:57.969 that you're a medical doctor. 0:06:58.010 --> 0:07:01.750 You're providing new information. Exactly. You're not being redundant like 0:07:01.990 --> 0:07:04.130 dollar sign dollar. Yeah, redundant. 0:07:04.300 --> 0:07:04.420 Yeah. 0:07:04.970 --> 0:07:12.310 Redundant. Redundant. I didn't even know MD stood for that. Yeah, yeah. 0:07:12.550 --> 0:07:15.030 Does it stand for medical doctor? Is that what it 0:07:15.130 --> 0:07:16.820 stands for? I don't know that that's what it stands for. 0:07:16.830 --> 0:07:20.820 Medical doctorate? Yeah, I don't know. I thought it stood 0:07:20.860 --> 0:07:26.660 for Maryland. I think it stands for more dinosaurs. More money, 0:07:26.700 --> 0:07:30.180 more dough. It is doctor of medicine. MD stands for 0:07:30.220 --> 0:07:31.100 doctor of medicine. 0:07:31.160 --> 0:07:35.580 It means the physician practices allopathic medicine. which is conventional 0:07:35.680 --> 0:07:36.880 or mainstream health care. 0:07:36.900 --> 0:07:39.680 Then what does DO stand for? That would be doctor 0:07:39.820 --> 0:07:44.730 of osteopathy. Ooh. Plastic surgery? 0:07:45.930 --> 0:07:48.770 That would still be MD as well because you're still 0:07:48.850 --> 0:07:49.910 practicing medicine. 0:07:49.930 --> 0:07:51.989 Yeah, you're practicing medicine for sure. 0:07:52.010 --> 0:07:56.270 Now, your other board certifications may go after your name 0:07:56.310 --> 0:07:58.850 so that they know that you're– And do. 0:07:58.850 --> 0:08:02.460 You write PhD if you do have a doctorate rather than– 0:08:03.020 --> 0:08:05.780 Or you always have to write PhD? I don't believe so. 0:08:06.120 --> 0:08:06.320 No? 0:08:07.370 --> 0:08:09.950 I think it would be up to the individual signer. 0:08:10.470 --> 0:08:12.810 You don't have to. If you want people believing you're 0:08:12.830 --> 0:08:16.030 a medical doctor, you leave the PhD off. Right. Is 0:08:16.050 --> 0:08:19.630 that what it is? You automatically assume it's a medical doctor. 0:08:20.030 --> 0:08:20.190 Right. 0:08:20.210 --> 0:08:21.890 That's exactly what I would think. I would think that's 0:08:21.920 --> 0:08:24.510 the reason I believe the MD is important is because 0:08:24.650 --> 0:08:26.900 if I say doctor so-and-so, you could be a doctor 0:08:26.920 --> 0:08:28.020 of a number of things. You could be a doctor 0:08:28.040 --> 0:08:29.760 of education. You could be a doctor, and you're not 0:08:29.800 --> 0:08:32.459 necessarily a medical doctor, but 99% of the people are 0:08:32.480 --> 0:08:34.059 going to think that if you put doctor in front 0:08:34.080 --> 0:08:35.660 of your name, you're a medical doctor. 0:08:36.000 --> 0:08:36.900 Right. Guilty. 0:08:37.080 --> 0:08:37.780 Yeah, yeah, guilty. 0:08:37.780 --> 0:08:37.920 100%. 0:08:37.920 --> 0:08:42.040 I trusted a couple of guys that I regret. Really? Yeah. 0:08:42.160 --> 0:08:48.130 For what? For what kind of service? Can we start over? No. 0:08:48.170 --> 0:08:48.589 All right. 0:08:48.590 --> 0:08:48.660 77031. 0:08:48.650 --> 0:08:50.290 And then one other thing, I was going to actually 0:08:50.390 --> 0:08:52.390 wait to offer this for what you do that's new, 0:08:52.890 --> 0:08:55.090 but I don't know. I mean, Ross, you probably already 0:08:55.130 --> 0:08:56.610 know about this. I don't know if you guys know 0:08:56.630 --> 0:08:59.770 about it. Have you seen this Dr. Z show? Do 0:08:59.790 --> 0:09:04.490 you know about Dr. Z? No. It's an old comic 0:09:04.530 --> 0:09:06.870 named Dana Gould, and he dresses up like an ape. 0:09:07.730 --> 0:09:08.030 Yes. 0:09:08.090 --> 0:09:12.130 And he does interviews. Yes. Where'd that come from? 0:09:12.190 --> 0:09:12.550 Yes. 0:09:12.650 --> 0:09:14.670 Let me tell you something. This thing has been on 0:09:14.690 --> 0:09:18.420 my algorithm for a while, and it's like a regular 0:09:18.480 --> 0:09:21.360 talk show, but it's this Dana Gould, and he's dressed 0:09:21.400 --> 0:09:23.280 up like one of the Planet of the Apes apes. 0:09:23.400 --> 0:09:23.520 Mm-hmm. 0:09:23.800 --> 0:09:26.740 And he does celebrity interviews. And the celebrities are big-time celebrities. 0:09:26.800 --> 0:09:29.420 It's not like, you know, Nick Swardson, not taking shots 0:09:29.480 --> 0:09:32.500 at Nick Swardson. But, you know, it's real-deal celebrities. And 0:09:32.620 --> 0:09:35.349 it is unbelievably funny if you haven't checked it out yet. 0:09:35.610 --> 0:09:38.770 Just because you said not taking shots at Nick Swardson 0:09:38.809 --> 0:09:40.690 doesn't mean you didn't throw a shot at Nick Swardson there. 0:09:40.710 --> 0:09:40.950 Yeah, I know. 0:09:41.070 --> 0:09:44.350 And then also throwing this out here, yeah, Hanging with Dr. Z. Yeah, 0:09:44.390 --> 0:09:45.470 Hanging with Dr. Z. 0:09:45.720 --> 0:09:45.960 Yeah. 0:09:46.000 --> 0:09:48.160 Have you checked out any episodes yet? Yes. Yeah, dude, 0:09:48.200 --> 0:09:51.660 it's funny AF. Yeah, it's great. It is super funny. 0:09:52.740 --> 0:09:55.640 I'm trying to watch more stuff, man. There's just not 0:09:55.679 --> 0:09:58.170 enough time anymore. There's not even enough time to shower. 0:09:58.590 --> 0:10:02.640 Apparently. something else, man. I saw this today. Did you 0:10:02.660 --> 0:10:06.460 guys see that? I think it is. Has Sundance already happened? 0:10:06.940 --> 0:10:10.210 Couldn't tell you. Yeah. I know Sundance happens every year, but, 0:10:10.270 --> 0:10:12.570 and you always see that it says, you know, Sundance 0:10:12.610 --> 0:10:16.390 award winner or whatever, but there is apparently a documentary 0:10:16.429 --> 0:10:20.030 coming out about it, about central Florida, a certain thing 0:10:20.070 --> 0:10:22.880 in central Florida that, And it has like the Sundance 0:10:22.920 --> 0:10:26.020 logo as if it was premiering there or if it 0:10:26.080 --> 0:10:28.089 did something there or whatever. I know that's kind of 0:10:28.130 --> 0:10:30.290 a big thing for like indie films. What do you 0:10:30.309 --> 0:10:31.630 think it's the documentaries on? 0:10:32.830 --> 0:10:35.270 Well, we know there's one about people living in motels 0:10:35.290 --> 0:10:37.870 in the shadow of the theme park. 0:10:37.890 --> 0:10:39.989 That's like Florida land or something. Isn't that what that is? 0:10:40.110 --> 0:10:42.790 Is this Florida Man? The Florida Project. Yeah, the Florida Project. 0:10:42.809 --> 0:10:45.469 Florida Project. Yeah, exactly. This is a different one focusing 0:10:45.510 --> 0:10:47.910 on a certain area of Central Florida. Certain area. 0:10:48.410 --> 0:10:48.650 Yeah. 0:10:48.809 --> 0:10:52.630 I think 2026 is over because they're already promoting 2027. Oh, 0:10:52.850 --> 0:10:53.390 are they really? 0:10:53.470 --> 0:10:53.810 Damn. 0:10:53.929 --> 0:10:56.929 Yeah, yeah. I'm going to say Beth Lowe. 0:10:56.950 --> 0:10:57.010 No. 0:10:57.850 --> 0:10:59.590 What would get a lot of attention nationwide that would 0:10:59.610 --> 0:11:00.689 be worthy of a documentary? 0:11:01.429 --> 0:11:01.829 Gators. 0:11:02.770 --> 0:11:07.470 Uh, Kissimmee. Okay, they're doing a full-length documentary film on 0:11:07.510 --> 0:11:14.510 the villages. And bro, the trailer is crazy. Yeah, they should. 0:11:16.429 --> 0:11:19.590 Because they talk about it being like a, they're basically 0:11:19.670 --> 0:11:22.650 talking about how it's pitched as opposed to, what you 0:11:22.700 --> 0:11:24.780 get when you get there, you know, because it is 0:11:24.820 --> 0:11:26.240 like that kind of whole thing. Like it's almost like, 0:11:26.580 --> 0:11:29.160 not like a, uh, not like a timeshare, but kind 0:11:29.220 --> 0:11:31.320 of like that, you know, come here. It's golf all 0:11:31.340 --> 0:11:33.280 the time. It's pickleball. It's, you know, it's this class, 0:11:33.330 --> 0:11:34.809 this is going to live every night. 0:11:35.010 --> 0:11:35.170 Right. 0:11:35.230 --> 0:11:37.410 And then people that move in there expecting this kind 0:11:37.429 --> 0:11:42.130 of like permanent cruise, like vacation lifestyle. And the, and 0:11:42.170 --> 0:11:44.130 it's about what really happens when you move in. Well, 0:11:44.170 --> 0:11:47.570 I mean, if you're of a certain political ilk, Yeah. 0:11:47.610 --> 0:11:49.120 Life's going to be real good for you. 0:11:49.679 --> 0:11:52.940 I think that I already know I don't like this 0:11:52.980 --> 0:11:55.680 documentary if that's the narrative, because sure, that is one 0:11:55.740 --> 0:11:58.170 side of it. I'm not saying that the villages are perfect, 0:11:58.230 --> 0:12:02.250 but I feel odd to say this, but I'm 37. 0:12:02.250 --> 0:12:04.610 I think the villages have cracked the code. 0:12:04.770 --> 0:12:05.030 Yeah. 0:12:05.270 --> 0:12:06.360 I got to tell you, buddy. 0:12:06.500 --> 0:12:09.360 I have nothing but great things to say what they 0:12:09.400 --> 0:12:10.280 have built out there. 0:12:10.300 --> 0:12:13.720 I wormholed the villages about two months ago, and I 0:12:13.740 --> 0:12:16.240 think it was because Jack's wife was singing out there, 0:12:16.720 --> 0:12:18.120 and he was telling me stories. He goes, look, man, 0:12:18.140 --> 0:12:20.050 when you go out there, it's a blast. There's always 0:12:20.090 --> 0:12:23.949 a crowd. They're always very energetic. They have live entertainment 0:12:24.150 --> 0:12:27.710 every night of the week at multiple different squares, like 0:12:27.750 --> 0:12:30.710 four or five squares, town centers, where they have live 0:12:30.750 --> 0:12:34.920 entertainment every night. And I was like, let's go look 0:12:34.940 --> 0:12:36.920 at it. And I was wormholing it. I'm like, man, 0:12:36.960 --> 0:12:38.699 the more you look at it and the more you 0:12:38.760 --> 0:12:41.809 read about the reviews and stuff, it seems like. It 0:12:41.850 --> 0:12:43.910 seems like something you'd want to go test drive for. Hey, 0:12:43.929 --> 0:12:45.440 can I go and stay for a week and just 0:12:45.460 --> 0:12:47.340 kind of get the vibe of what it's like? But 0:12:47.540 --> 0:12:50.580 it looks pretty fun to me. It looks like people, like, 0:12:51.059 --> 0:12:53.900 they're empty nesters living their best life. The kids are done. 0:12:53.970 --> 0:12:55.069 Now let's go have some fun. 0:12:55.090 --> 0:12:55.609 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:12:55.809 --> 0:12:58.810 There's some drama out there, though. A guy passed away 0:12:58.870 --> 0:13:02.960 and left his daughter, his home, as a... You know, 0:13:02.980 --> 0:13:06.380 you bequeath the home. And now the homeowners association said, no, 0:13:06.400 --> 0:13:08.569 you got to go, dude. You're not old enough to 0:13:08.610 --> 0:13:10.890 live here, even though you did get that as a will. 0:13:10.929 --> 0:13:13.930 You know, you get bequeathed this property. You don't you 0:13:13.950 --> 0:13:15.590 don't meet the requirements. You got to get out. She 0:13:15.610 --> 0:13:19.380 should rent it. Yeah, maybe so. Can you do that there? Yeah, 0:13:19.500 --> 0:13:21.760 I don't know. You know, they do have their own 0:13:21.940 --> 0:13:25.540 like their own bylaws, whatever. You have to pay a fee. Yeah. 0:13:26.179 --> 0:13:28.219 And I know that money goes to pay for the 0:13:28.280 --> 0:13:30.760 things like the entertainment and some of the extra things. 0:13:30.990 --> 0:13:33.310 They have clubs. They have a woodworking club. They have 0:13:33.410 --> 0:13:37.870 clubs for everything that are included that you can take 0:13:37.910 --> 0:13:38.290 part in. 0:13:38.550 --> 0:13:40.590 And I also told you guys this before, but I'll 0:13:40.630 --> 0:13:42.370 say it again for the people in the back. 0:13:42.870 --> 0:13:44.630 You want to get a little weird in the villages? 0:13:45.110 --> 0:13:47.650 City fire. City fire. 10.30 p.m. 0:13:47.670 --> 0:13:49.830 With the time difference, that's like 2 in the morning. 0:13:49.950 --> 0:13:53.720 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. They'd be ripping and roaring over 0:13:53.820 --> 0:13:57.840 at city fire. On villages time, that's like 2.30 a.m.? Yeah, yeah. 0:13:57.920 --> 0:14:00.360 That's club time? That's where things be. 0:14:00.480 --> 0:14:01.020 All right, very nice. 0:14:01.040 --> 0:14:03.340 That's where it happens. So everything happens before Fallon. 0:14:03.500 --> 0:14:03.800 Yeah, yeah. 0:14:03.820 --> 0:14:05.720 All right, very good. By the way, it looks like 0:14:05.820 --> 0:14:09.040 the Sundance Festival happens in late January. All right, very nice. 0:14:09.100 --> 0:14:10.620 All right, so maybe it's something coming up for that. 0:14:11.100 --> 0:14:15.300 All right, 407-916-1041, text 77031. Deb, got some news? 0:14:15.370 --> 0:14:19.170 Yeah, the Labor Day weekend travel has started. A mosquito 0:14:19.270 --> 0:14:24.010 explosion is fueling a dengue fever spike, and finally, an 0:14:24.070 --> 0:14:27.670 advantage for people with ADHD. We'll talk about that and 0:14:27.710 --> 0:14:29.610 more coming up next during JCS News. 0:14:29.690 --> 0:14:29.950 You got it. 0:14:29.950 --> 0:14:31.010 Let's take a little break. We'll come back and do 0:14:31.030 --> 0:14:32.740 Deb's news and get more of the Jim Colbert Show. 0:14:32.750 --> 0:14:37.020 Stay put. Ross, how can you say you haven't showered, man? 0:14:37.040 --> 0:14:37.120 Dude. 0:14:37.800 --> 0:14:39.020 Do you sleep with your wife? 0:14:39.220 --> 0:14:43.440 Can she bear that odor that might be coming out 0:14:43.460 --> 0:14:44.020 of your body? 0:14:44.120 --> 0:14:46.670 I don't know, man. Jim, can you have a conversation 0:14:46.710 --> 0:14:48.730 with this guy? I've tried, buddy. He's a great guy, 0:14:48.770 --> 0:14:50.270 but come on, man. Smell me. 0:14:51.050 --> 0:14:51.770 Smell me right now. 0:14:51.930 --> 0:14:55.270 Those clips are already online. Did you see that today? Jim, remember, 0:14:55.290 --> 0:14:57.820 there are many still shots of you sniffing Jack and 0:14:57.840 --> 0:14:59.960 myself today. Like I said, glad I wasn't here. 0:14:59.980 --> 0:15:00.380 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:15:00.400 --> 0:15:01.860 It got real weird yesterday. I'm going to be dead 0:15:01.880 --> 0:15:04.540 honest with you. It got real weird. I had to 0:15:04.580 --> 0:15:07.160 smell you yesterday, and you haven't showered since then. I 0:15:07.340 --> 0:15:09.390 am not smelling you again. Yeah, I didn't get close 0:15:09.410 --> 0:15:11.090 to you today when you came in either. I was 0:15:11.110 --> 0:15:13.270 just drinking bourbon. Here's the thing. I know how to 0:15:13.310 --> 0:15:14.460 mask it. Hold me back. 0:15:14.600 --> 0:15:14.800 All right. 0:15:16.120 --> 0:15:19.980 All right, 407-916-1041. Text us, 77031. If you don't leave 0:15:20.020 --> 0:15:21.720 a talkback, you can do it. It's easy. Grab the 0:15:21.800 --> 0:15:24.220 iHeartRadio app. Go straight to Real Radio and use that 0:15:24.340 --> 0:15:26.160 mic that you see there to send your comment over 0:15:26.180 --> 0:15:29.060 to Jack. Make sure it's clear, man, because if you 0:15:29.080 --> 0:15:30.620 send one over and it doesn't sound good, we can't 0:15:30.640 --> 0:15:35.620 put it on the air. Hey, Jerry, just calling back. Yeah, yeah. 0:15:35.680 --> 0:15:37.440 Can't use that at all. All right, let's get some news. 0:15:37.460 --> 0:15:37.800 Here's that. 0:15:39.610 --> 0:15:41.190 It's time for JCS News. 0:15:41.270 --> 0:15:41.690 Wow, has this. 0:15:44.230 --> 0:15:45.550 Guy got to put his name on everything? 0:15:45.570 --> 0:15:46.870 It's in my contract, dude. 0:15:47.010 --> 0:15:49.770 Here's the news on The Jim Colbert Show. 0:15:50.100 --> 0:15:53.840 And JCS News is brought to you by that mortgage guy, Don. 0:15:53.960 --> 0:15:56.860 As I like to say, there's always a connection to Florida, 0:15:57.080 --> 0:16:00.860 and this next story proves it. A feminist icon, Gloria Steinem, 0:16:00.880 --> 0:16:04.500 who passed away at 92, shared deep historical ties with 0:16:04.560 --> 0:16:07.640 South Florida. As a child, she spent her winters traveling 0:16:07.660 --> 0:16:10.590 through the Sunshine State with her family, and decades later, 0:16:10.710 --> 0:16:15.310 in 1972, Steina made national history at the Miami Beach 0:16:15.330 --> 0:16:19.030 Convention Center. There, she served as a key political strategist, 0:16:19.410 --> 0:16:21.930 leading the fight to secure women's right on the National 0:16:21.970 --> 0:16:25.400 Party platform. Her representatives are asking fans to light a 0:16:25.420 --> 0:16:27.859 candle in her honor and for donations to be made 0:16:27.900 --> 0:16:30.480 to her charity, Gloria's Foundations. 0:16:31.050 --> 0:16:33.520 All right, gentlemen and ladies, start your engines. 0:16:33.640 --> 0:16:37.060 Gas prices are expected to break records this Labor Day weekend. 0:16:37.080 --> 0:16:40.940 AAA reports the average nationwide price for a gallon of 0:16:41.000 --> 0:16:42.800 regular grade fuel is $ 4. 0:16:42.120 --> 0:16:42.460 14. 0:16:42.460 --> 0:16:45.800 Is it really? I got a good guess today. Well, 0:16:45.860 --> 0:16:46.980 now that's national. 0:16:47.120 --> 0:16:47.300 Okay. 0:16:47.320 --> 0:16:48.979 All right, and that's about a dollar more than this 0:16:49.020 --> 0:16:52.740 time last year. In Orlando, the current price is $ 3. 0:16:51.920 --> 0:16:52.330 97. 0:16:52.330 --> 0:16:56.530 Okay. And for those driving to their holiday destinations, the 0:16:56.570 --> 0:16:59.680 biggest travel rush will be this evening. And during the 0:16:59.720 --> 0:17:03.859 day tomorrow, airports will also be extremely busy with the 0:17:03.920 --> 0:17:09.120 TSA expecting to screen more than 17 million people between 0:17:09.160 --> 0:17:13.220 today and Wednesday. According to AAA, the most popular destinations 0:17:13.280 --> 0:17:17.399 this year include Seattle, Orlando, Boston, Denver, and New York City. 0:17:17.420 --> 0:17:21.940 Alaska cruises and national park vacations have also seen strong 0:17:21.960 --> 0:17:24.860 demand this year. So I don't know when that's going 0:17:24.880 --> 0:17:26.159 to stop having strong demand. 0:17:26.180 --> 0:17:26.640 Right, right, right. 0:17:26.660 --> 0:17:28.040 Doesn't seem like any time soon. 0:17:28.180 --> 0:17:28.300 No. 0:17:28.869 --> 0:17:31.030 The tropics are quiet as we approach the peak of 0:17:31.070 --> 0:17:33.930 hurricane season. You notice it's making local weather people a 0:17:33.930 --> 0:17:34.620 little squirrely? 0:17:35.200 --> 0:17:39.199 Yeah. They're like, I'm not liking this. 0:17:39.840 --> 0:17:42.899 The National Hurricane Center says no tropical cyclone development is 0:17:42.960 --> 0:17:45.880 expected over the next seven days for Orlando. The biggest 0:17:45.920 --> 0:17:50.140 concern today is the heat and humidity. Temperatures near 91 degrees. 0:17:50.180 --> 0:17:53.670 Heat index 95. Reaching around 102, although it has been 0:17:53.730 --> 0:17:55.590 cloudy and rainy most of the day today. 0:17:55.609 --> 0:17:57.410 Still a humid AF. Oh, my gosh. So humid. 0:17:57.430 --> 0:17:59.490 Yes, it is, along with a good chance once again 0:17:59.650 --> 0:18:04.440 of afternoon thunderstorms. Hurricane season typically peaks around September 10th. 0:18:04.880 --> 0:18:08.180 Don't forget, though, it doesn't wrap up until November 30th. 0:18:08.840 --> 0:18:11.060 So right now it's 86 with a feels like of 97. 0:18:11.060 --> 0:18:11.419 Yeah. 0:18:11.900 --> 0:18:16.209 Not bad at all. Jack just looked at me like, 0:18:16.250 --> 0:18:17.190 are you crazy? 0:18:17.670 --> 0:18:18.290 Yeah. 0:18:18.880 --> 0:18:22.080 Does the humidity make your hair frizz? Yes, it does. 0:18:22.100 --> 0:18:23.840 You can see it on camera. I was talking to Jim. 0:18:24.270 --> 0:18:25.370 Oh, you mother. 0:18:25.660 --> 0:18:27.060 I thought you were talking to me because my hair 0:18:27.080 --> 0:18:28.619 is all over the place. It's so hot, my dogs 0:18:28.640 --> 0:18:30.659 don't want to go out and use the bathroom. Oh, wow. Yeah, 0:18:30.680 --> 0:18:32.760 they don't. They just get to the door and they're like, no, 0:18:32.800 --> 0:18:35.609 we'll just do this inside. You can clean it up. 0:18:35.630 --> 0:18:36.550 You can look for it later. 0:18:37.490 --> 0:18:40.229 Speaking of humidity, a heads up, if you do have 0:18:40.270 --> 0:18:42.950 outdoor plans for the Labor Day weekend in Florida, Chris 0:18:42.970 --> 0:18:45.659 Fisher with the National Weather Service in Miami says weather 0:18:45.680 --> 0:18:49.440 will remain unsettled through the weekend, bringing much-needed rainfall. 0:18:49.940 --> 0:18:53.080 Lightning each day and also the heat will continue to 0:18:53.119 --> 0:18:55.940 be a concern, although the rainfall in the afternoon will 0:18:55.960 --> 0:18:58.739 certainly help. More than likely prevent us from having any 0:18:58.770 --> 0:19:00.810 type of heat hazards. 0:19:01.010 --> 0:19:03.649 Which will be nice because we had record-breaking heat and 0:19:03.750 --> 0:19:07.330 heat indices and heat alerts. Afternoon storms will help improve 0:19:07.350 --> 0:19:09.949 drought conditions. And while rip current risks are low for 0:19:09.970 --> 0:19:12.470 the holiday weekend at our beaches, there is a high 0:19:12.670 --> 0:19:16.320 lightning risk associated with afternoon storms. And to that end, 0:19:16.380 --> 0:19:19.840 two people are hospitalized. After they were possibly struck by 0:19:19.900 --> 0:19:22.560 lightning in Winter Garden, it happened near the West Orange 0:19:22.660 --> 0:19:26.280 Trail yesterday evening. Winter Garden Fire Rescue says a man 0:19:26.320 --> 0:19:28.990 and a woman were taken to Orlando Regional as trauma 0:19:29.090 --> 0:19:32.350 alerts in critical condition. Their conditions right now are unknown. 0:19:32.850 --> 0:19:35.460 But again, that afternoon walk. You know, we take it 0:19:35.510 --> 0:19:37.590 for granted. They always say when you hear it, you know, 0:19:37.650 --> 0:19:39.530 when thunder roars, head indoors. 0:19:39.590 --> 0:19:40.150 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:19:40.369 --> 0:19:42.730 How many Floridians do you know that head inside as 0:19:42.770 --> 0:19:43.830 soon as they hear thunder? 0:19:43.869 --> 0:19:44.070 No, no, no. 0:19:44.090 --> 0:19:46.330 It's got to hit within 100 feet of you if 0:19:46.350 --> 0:19:48.840 you're in Florida before you even think about it. I 0:19:48.859 --> 0:19:51.600 guess I should go inside. It was walking with the 0:19:51.640 --> 0:19:53.200 umbrella and got popped and just got up and walked 0:19:53.220 --> 0:19:53.659 away from it. 0:19:54.100 --> 0:19:54.560 No. 0:19:54.660 --> 0:19:55.860 Oh, yeah. There's a video out there of a guy 0:19:55.900 --> 0:19:58.219 just recently, just a couple days ago, was walking with 0:19:58.240 --> 0:20:01.600 this orange-colored umbrella. twice and he just next thing you 0:20:01.619 --> 0:20:03.320 know he got up and was walking the other way 0:20:03.340 --> 0:20:08.189 i don't either doesn't remember anything he does not. 0:20:08.240 --> 0:20:09.929 Well the other thing that comes with a lot of 0:20:09.970 --> 0:20:12.990 rainfall of course is a lot of mosquitoes and florida 0:20:13.070 --> 0:20:16.710 is experiencing a sharp surge in cases of dengue fever 0:20:17.190 --> 0:20:21.090 due to that hot subtropical environment and international travel patterns 0:20:21.640 --> 0:20:26.850 FIU infectious diseases expert Dr. Eileen Marty says there's two 0:20:26.900 --> 0:20:29.869 types of mosquitoes that transmit dengue in Florida, but the 0:20:29.910 --> 0:20:31.709 good news is they're easy to spot. 0:20:31.869 --> 0:20:32.229 Really? 0:20:32.290 --> 0:20:35.530 Fairly easy to recognize because they have black and white legs. 0:20:35.950 --> 0:20:36.170 Right. 0:20:36.210 --> 0:20:39.370 That's sort of the easiest way to think about that. 0:20:39.410 --> 0:20:41.950 Don't let mosquitoes with black and white legs bite you. 0:20:42.070 --> 0:20:43.950 Those are the ones you'll most likely see land on 0:20:43.990 --> 0:20:45.639 you at night. They look like they're wearing like. 0:20:45.690 --> 0:20:47.220 A duck or seuss. Almost. 0:20:47.260 --> 0:20:47.500 Yeah. 0:20:47.640 --> 0:20:49.940 You'll see like the black and white stripes on their legs. 0:20:49.980 --> 0:20:50.560 Really wild. 0:20:50.960 --> 0:20:54.199 And then Florida has more than 40 locally acquired dengue 0:20:54.240 --> 0:20:57.619 fever fever cases this year. Seven cases in Miami-Dade County, 0:20:57.660 --> 0:21:01.240 while Orange County just reported its first infection Wednesday. 0:21:01.630 --> 0:21:02.030 And Dr. 0:21:02.070 --> 0:21:06.080 Marty says female mosquitoes can spread dengue in multiple ways. 0:21:06.680 --> 0:21:10.000 A female mosquito that's infected is going to lay eggs 0:21:10.119 --> 0:21:13.159 that are infected as well. And it can also have 0:21:13.350 --> 0:21:16.690 relations with a male mosquito and infect the male mosquito 0:21:16.730 --> 0:21:19.450 that in turn can infect other female mosquitoes. 0:21:19.710 --> 0:21:22.790 I didn't ask. These mosquito hoes need to chill. I 0:21:22.830 --> 0:21:24.370 should have asked Jack to play the music. 0:21:25.510 --> 0:21:29.470 Surrounding counties like Lake, Polk, Brevard, and Seminole have reported 0:21:29.600 --> 0:21:33.490 travel-associated cases of the mosquito-borne illness. The difference with the 0:21:33.560 --> 0:21:35.780 one in Orange County that was reported yesterday is that 0:21:35.820 --> 0:21:37.119 it's locally acquired. 0:21:37.380 --> 0:21:38.720 Wow. That's the difference. 0:21:38.740 --> 0:21:39.140 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:21:39.160 --> 0:21:41.400 So that means mosquitoes here are infected. 0:21:41.460 --> 0:21:41.640 Right. 0:21:41.660 --> 0:21:43.419 Not just bringing it from overseas. 0:21:43.859 --> 0:21:47.800 Symptoms include a high fever, severe headache, and pain behind 0:21:47.840 --> 0:21:52.760 the eyes. intense muscle or bone pain, nausea, and skin rash. 0:21:52.859 --> 0:21:55.040 Is there a cure for it or like a vaccine 0:21:55.060 --> 0:21:55.780 for that or whatever? 0:21:55.800 --> 0:21:57.840 I don't believe there's a vaccine, but I do believe 0:21:57.880 --> 0:21:59.740 there is a treatment plan. 0:21:59.900 --> 0:22:00.240 Okay. 0:22:00.500 --> 0:22:03.060 But I know our texters will let us know at 77031. 0:22:03.060 --> 0:22:04.500 And in the. 0:22:04.460 --> 0:22:05.610 Meantime, that's not all. 0:22:06.190 --> 0:22:08.730 Health officials in Central Florida are also warning folks about 0:22:08.770 --> 0:22:10.810 a local case of West Nile virus. 0:22:10.869 --> 0:22:11.550 God damn. 0:22:11.730 --> 0:22:15.010 Sentinel chickens in Brevard County tested positive for West Nile, 0:22:15.050 --> 0:22:16.750 prompting a local health advisory. 0:22:16.790 --> 0:22:17.950 County officials are working. 0:22:18.400 --> 0:22:21.919 on surveillance and prevention efforts to help stop the virus 0:22:21.940 --> 0:22:26.220 from spreading, including mosquito monitoring and targeted treatments. That means 0:22:26.260 --> 0:22:28.879 you might see the mosquito spraying trucks rolling out in 0:22:28.920 --> 0:22:31.470 your neighborhood in the next coming weeks or so. 0:22:31.490 --> 0:22:34.959 Just stand right behind it. Get good and coded. All right, 0:22:35.020 --> 0:22:38.359 speaking of– Oh, yeah, but without them, more dengue fever? 0:22:38.440 --> 0:22:40.860 More dengue fever. We only hear about those things during 0:22:40.880 --> 0:22:42.980 like wartime. That's the only time I've ever heard about 0:22:43.020 --> 0:22:45.060 either one of these is like during Vietnam. Everybody worried 0:22:45.080 --> 0:22:48.640 about getting yellow fever, dengue fever, and West Nile virus. 0:22:48.700 --> 0:22:50.659 I don't hear about this any time. I thought that 0:22:50.680 --> 0:22:52.600 was just like they released those during wars. 0:22:52.640 --> 0:22:53.000 No. 0:22:53.060 --> 0:22:57.800 These sound like things that should be only on the content– Continent. 0:22:58.220 --> 0:22:59.109 Of Africa. There you go. 0:22:59.420 --> 0:22:59.720 Jack? 0:23:00.640 --> 0:23:04.899 Yeah, the West Nile and also the gangue fever. You 0:23:04.920 --> 0:23:07.850 should have to travel for these diseases. In some cases, normally. 0:23:07.890 --> 0:23:08.150 Wait. 0:23:09.810 --> 0:23:12.990 Good, man. You normally do. Yeah, yeah. All right. 0:23:13.109 --> 0:23:17.389 Speaking of chickens, millions of free eggs are available around 0:23:17.430 --> 0:23:21.060 the state. Florida Attorney General James Uthmeyer announced yesterday over 0:23:21.060 --> 0:23:21.899 5.5 million grade A eggs. 0:23:24.580 --> 0:23:27.780 Are being sent to feeding Florida's nine food banks as 0:23:27.840 --> 0:23:30.600 part of a nationwide settlement. Florida was one of 17 0:23:30.600 --> 0:23:34.240 states that joined the Justice Department in suing a market 0:23:34.280 --> 0:23:38.150 reporter and some egg producers for price manipulation. As part 0:23:38.170 --> 0:23:41.890 of the settlement, egg producers donated over 50 million eggs 0:23:41.990 --> 0:23:45.010 to the states and paid them over $ 3 million combined. 0:23:46.060 --> 0:23:49.580 Florida is getting close to $ 350, 000. Wow, I'm surprised that. 0:23:49.200 --> 0:23:54.540 Didn't end up in, like, Hope Florida's scrambled egg breakfast. Yeah, 0:23:54.560 --> 0:23:56.879 you never know. Yeah, yeah. Oh, no, there's some that 0:23:56.920 --> 0:23:59.419 went there that's for their donor list? Yeah, yeah. 0:24:00.460 --> 0:24:00.720 All right. 0:24:01.340 --> 0:24:04.230 Some Orange County residents will soon have to pay more 0:24:04.290 --> 0:24:10.070 for their utilities. The Apopka City Commission yesterday approved raising water, wastewater, 0:24:10.270 --> 0:24:12.869 reclaimed water, and sanitation rates. 0:24:13.810 --> 0:24:17.090 Someone's got to pay, Trooper Steve. The new rates will. 0:24:16.950 --> 0:24:21.050 Be between 6% and 6.5% higher. The changes will take 0:24:21.090 --> 0:24:25.460 effect October 1st, and they'll remain in effect until 2029. 0:24:25.460 --> 0:24:28.280 Mayor Nick Nesta says the increase is needed to address 0:24:28.320 --> 0:24:31.340 problems with water quality and water pressure, but he also 0:24:31.380 --> 0:24:34.660 tells Spectrum News 13 he's not immune to what residents 0:24:34.720 --> 0:24:37.270 are paying, and he'll try to find as many efficiencies 0:24:37.730 --> 0:24:40.830 as possible to to try to bring the rates back down, 0:24:40.970 --> 0:24:42.270 not with that salary or not. 0:24:42.330 --> 0:24:44.830 Leave it to Jack to focus the entire hate of 0:24:44.869 --> 0:24:46.890 a county or an entire city on a one human 0:24:46.930 --> 0:24:48.520 being when he probably had nothing to do with it. 0:24:48.520 --> 0:24:51.720 Trooper Steve had nothing to do with it. Very irresponsible. 0:24:51.740 --> 0:24:55.659 The mayor kind of inherited a bunch when he took 0:24:55.760 --> 0:24:57.960 over that he's got to sort out. And being a 0:24:58.020 --> 0:25:01.640 resident of Winter Springs, I'm way too familiar with rising 0:25:01.720 --> 0:25:05.400 water costs to fix problems of the past. Two words, Jack. 0:25:05.490 --> 0:25:06.609 Handsome's expensive. 0:25:06.790 --> 0:25:07.290 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:25:08.190 --> 0:25:12.570 All right, Byron Donald supports removing flock cameras. The congressman 0:25:12.710 --> 0:25:16.600 and Republican nominee for governor, right? Addressed voters in Palm 0:25:16.640 --> 0:25:19.900 Beach County yesterday. FDOT has called for all flock cameras 0:25:19.980 --> 0:25:21.500 on state roads to be taken down. 0:25:21.840 --> 0:25:24.780 And hey, Donald's agrees. The privacy of our people is 0:25:24.820 --> 0:25:25.600 not up for debate. 0:25:25.880 --> 0:25:28.160 We want to empower law enforcement to have the tools 0:25:28.180 --> 0:25:28.840 that they need. 0:25:29.160 --> 0:25:30.979 But when you see some of these abuses, you've got 0:25:31.000 --> 0:25:31.680 to pull the plug. 0:25:31.880 --> 0:25:35.220 Donald's also thanked Governor Ron DeSantis for his endorsement this 0:25:35.310 --> 0:25:38.490 week and said it'll help unify the party heading into November. 0:25:38.830 --> 0:25:41.070 Not making any friends on the other side of the 0:25:41.210 --> 0:25:44.510 aisle where a Florida sheriff is pushing back against efforts 0:25:44.570 --> 0:25:47.570 to ban flock cameras and other automated license plate readers. 0:25:47.910 --> 0:25:52.230 Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri says the cameras track license plates, 0:25:52.410 --> 0:25:53.090 not people. 0:25:53.730 --> 0:25:59.100 There's no continuous photographing, no continuous recording, no continuous surveillance. 0:25:59.430 --> 0:26:01.760 Why do people keep saying that? I mean, because if 0:26:01.780 --> 0:26:05.440 you have my license plate. Yeah, I'm associated with that. 0:26:05.480 --> 0:26:06.480 If anybody should know. 0:26:06.500 --> 0:26:10.459 Well, Gualtieri says he supports regulation and written policies to 0:26:10.500 --> 0:26:14.139 limit access to criminal investigations as well as prohibitions on 0:26:14.240 --> 0:26:15.990 using cameras to track protests. 0:26:17.230 --> 0:26:20.649 Protests, that's constitutionally guaranteed. I mean, come on now, people. 0:26:21.230 --> 0:26:23.370 But he says license plate readers have helped him bring 0:26:23.390 --> 0:26:26.530 down crime by almost two-thirds in the past decade, and 0:26:26.550 --> 0:26:30.820 removing them amounts to, quote, these are his words, detooling 0:26:31.020 --> 0:26:34.300 the police, end quote. Florida, again, has ordered the removal 0:26:34.340 --> 0:26:37.119 of flat cameras on state highways within 30 days. 0:26:37.400 --> 0:26:39.879 Yeah, I think this may be wind up being temporary, 0:26:39.940 --> 0:26:43.050 because I do believe that they'll probably work on some 0:26:43.070 --> 0:26:46.290 kind of stopgap measures to make sure that they're safe, 0:26:46.310 --> 0:26:50.680 that they'll recertify or refortify the ability to get into them. 0:26:50.780 --> 0:26:54.480 They'll have a better checks and balances system for logging 0:26:54.520 --> 0:26:56.340 into the system. But I don't think you've seen the 0:26:56.380 --> 0:27:00.970 last of Flock cameras or this type of surveillance technology. 0:27:01.130 --> 0:27:03.470 There's other companies that do it as well, but Flock 0:27:03.490 --> 0:27:07.350 was not in favor of having it be warrant-based searches. 0:27:07.950 --> 0:27:10.590 And that would actually protect it, where you actually have 0:27:10.630 --> 0:27:16.399 to show cause before you investigate and... And investigate. And 0:27:16.440 --> 0:27:18.460 the problem, though, it still gathers the information. 0:27:18.540 --> 0:27:18.959 It does. 0:27:19.040 --> 0:27:21.000 But at least now you have to have a code 0:27:21.040 --> 0:27:23.240 to access the information. Because before, you could have a 0:27:23.280 --> 0:27:26.490 cop in California who maybe just was bored, want to 0:27:26.530 --> 0:27:29.310 log into the flock camera system here in Miami or 0:27:29.350 --> 0:27:32.310 in Orlando. Next thing you know, he's looking up information 0:27:32.369 --> 0:27:34.550 on folks that aren't even part of his community that 0:27:34.590 --> 0:27:35.210 he's policing. 0:27:35.520 --> 0:27:37.919 And they can make them so they're local only and 0:27:37.980 --> 0:27:40.040 they're not part of the national database. 0:27:40.060 --> 0:27:43.090 These are all– fail-safes that should have been put in 0:27:43.130 --> 0:27:45.230 place by Flock before this, then there wouldn't be this 0:27:45.270 --> 0:27:46.040 kind of uproar. 0:27:46.119 --> 0:27:48.520 Correct. And it just opens up so many discussions. 0:27:48.600 --> 0:27:50.680 And by the way, Jim, I think it will come back, 0:27:50.780 --> 0:27:52.920 but the same exact thing, just with. 0:27:52.880 --> 0:27:54.520 A different name. A different name, yeah. 0:27:54.540 --> 0:27:56.240 We got to focus group it. They don't like the 0:27:56.280 --> 0:27:59.670 word Flock. We went from vegan. Now it's called plant based. 0:27:59.770 --> 0:28:02.570 Well, yeah, we used to be. We obviously know everything 0:28:02.630 --> 0:28:04.790 is an acronym for the news. And then we just 0:28:04.810 --> 0:28:07.190 got flogged with that. It was like, fine, fine. 0:28:07.890 --> 0:28:11.760 It's now called the friendly eye system. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:28:12.200 --> 0:28:14.640 Your friendly eye in the sky. The bad guy catcher. 0:28:14.960 --> 0:28:18.139 A more than 50 year old murder mystery out of 0:28:18.180 --> 0:28:22.530 the Florida Keys is solved thanks to DNA. The Monroe 0:28:22.570 --> 0:28:26.209 County Sheriff's Office says David Snyder beat and shot Maggie 0:28:26.310 --> 0:28:29.920 and Mary Jenkins after the 18-year-old and 16-year-old from New 0:28:29.980 --> 0:28:34.800 Jersey came to Key West for vacation back in 1973. 0:28:34.800 --> 0:28:35.200 Wow. 0:28:35.480 --> 0:28:38.230 Their bodies were found in some woods off US 1. 0:28:38.230 --> 0:28:42.330 Snyder died in 2008, but a blood sample recovered in 0:28:42.330 --> 0:28:47.490 2018 was tested. And Tess led detectives to Snyder. 0:28:47.530 --> 0:28:50.430 Do you think that gives the family any peace at 0:28:50.590 --> 0:28:52.670 all that they found the person who did this, but 0:28:52.710 --> 0:28:55.320 now there's no way for justice because the person's already dead? 0:28:55.490 --> 0:28:58.080 I guess any time you have answers where before there 0:28:58.120 --> 0:29:00.520 was nothing but mystery is at least something. 0:29:00.540 --> 0:29:04.480 Some closure? Something. It doesn't hurt. I would agree with that. 0:29:04.560 --> 0:29:06.960 It can't hurt. I don't think there ever is closure. 0:29:06.980 --> 0:29:09.200 I think there just comes to be enough time that 0:29:09.240 --> 0:29:11.740 you're able to move through life, but you can't lose 0:29:11.820 --> 0:29:14.140 two young people like that and ever call it closed. 0:29:14.180 --> 0:29:14.720 Right, right, right. 0:29:15.040 --> 0:29:17.250 All right, something I thought of, Jimmy, for you and I. 0:29:17.260 --> 0:29:20.640 I don't believe Jack or Ross are from ADHD. Don't 0:29:20.660 --> 0:29:21.440 you look at me like that. 0:29:21.460 --> 0:29:26.580 I was excited for a minute. Well, ADHD comes with challenges, right? 0:29:27.060 --> 0:29:28.060 Am I right? Am I right? 0:29:29.120 --> 0:29:31.610 New research shows those who have it may have an 0:29:31.650 --> 0:29:33.670 advantage when it comes to creativity. 0:29:34.030 --> 0:29:34.670 Oh, really? 0:29:34.830 --> 0:29:39.640 New research from Constructor University points out that some ways 0:29:39.700 --> 0:29:42.860 a person with ADHD possesses thoughts may also help with 0:29:42.900 --> 0:29:47.480 creative thinking in productive ways. So researchers say ideas moving 0:29:47.580 --> 0:29:50.400 in unexpected directions in the brain, which let me tell you, 0:29:50.990 --> 0:29:51.590 So much fun. 0:29:51.690 --> 0:29:54.210 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Such a good time. It's a hoot. Oh, yeah. 0:29:54.230 --> 0:29:57.810 Can contribute to creativity, but similar patterns are also associated 0:29:57.850 --> 0:30:01.590 with distraction and struggling to focus, which are seen as 0:30:01.710 --> 0:30:02.970 quote-unquote disabilities. 0:30:03.050 --> 0:30:03.590 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:30:03.750 --> 0:30:07.330 So researchers say there's still not a full understanding between 0:30:07.410 --> 0:30:10.830 creativity and attention, but at least it's an advantage for 0:30:10.870 --> 0:30:12.510 those who have ADHD. 0:30:12.730 --> 0:30:14.810 I can sum mine up for you. This is mine. 0:30:15.050 --> 0:30:18.330 This is how I manifest this. Yeah, sure. I can 0:30:18.350 --> 0:30:20.740 have that creative thing you need for your project. Three 0:30:20.860 --> 0:30:23.760 seconds before your project is due. That's when I can 0:30:23.800 --> 0:30:25.660 have that to you. I will hand it to you 0:30:25.770 --> 0:30:28.820 with one minute left. It'll be perfect and you'll love it, 0:30:28.950 --> 0:30:30.750 but you are going to have no time to enjoy 0:30:30.790 --> 0:30:33.190 it because it's going to be right at the last minute. 0:30:33.210 --> 0:30:35.390 Speaking of enjoying it, you've always talked about doing the 0:30:35.470 --> 0:30:36.530 Appalachian Trail, right? 0:30:36.550 --> 0:30:38.210 Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right, well, here's your motivation. 0:30:38.270 --> 0:30:43.550 A 91-year-old man has become the oldest hiker to complete 0:30:44.110 --> 0:30:50.620 the Appalachian Trail. Dale Graybeard Sanders finished the nearly 2,200-mile 0:30:50.660 --> 0:30:54.010 trail that runs between Springer Mountain in Georgia and Mount 0:30:55.150 --> 0:30:56.270 Catahadden in Maine. 0:30:56.390 --> 0:30:57.170 Yeah, something like that. 0:30:57.450 --> 0:31:00.190 Sanders hiked the trail in sections with breaks in between 0:31:00.250 --> 0:31:03.240 before finishing atop the mountain in Maine. I'm not going 0:31:03.260 --> 0:31:05.780 to draw that again. He previously held the record at 0:31:05.780 --> 0:31:06.070 82 years old. 0:31:07.480 --> 0:31:10.660 Damn, really? And reclaimed it after another hiker broke his 0:31:10.720 --> 0:31:14.979 record in 2021. What an ass. Who breaks this record? 0:31:15.200 --> 0:31:19.720 Nobody's doing it. Do you give it the same value 0:31:19.840 --> 0:31:21.760 if you walk 100 miles and then go home for 0:31:21.780 --> 0:31:23.830 the weekend, come back and start in the same spot, 0:31:23.870 --> 0:31:26.930 walk 100 miles? go home for the weekend, come back 0:31:26.970 --> 0:31:29.989 and start in the same spot, as opposed to kind 0:31:30.010 --> 0:31:32.330 of living on the trail until it's done. It's a 0:31:32.350 --> 0:31:34.790 little different, right? That's very different. Yeah, I think so, too. 0:31:35.090 --> 0:31:39.050 One of them comes with a damn bathtub. Exactly, and toilet. Exactly. 0:31:39.450 --> 0:31:41.880 And that concludes your JCS News. 0:31:41.900 --> 0:31:43.180 A toilet? 0:31:43.200 --> 0:31:44.200 407-916-1041, Texas, 77031. Please stop. 0:31:44.220 --> 0:31:44.760 Bloop, bloop, bloop. 0:31:44.780 --> 0:31:45.580 Holly pop, pop, pop. 0:31:55.220 --> 0:31:55.860 Back in a sec. 0:31:56.460 --> 0:32:09.100 Hey guys, I hope you guys are doing well. So 0:32:09.120 --> 0:32:12.640 you're talking about the dollar sign, dollar sign. Back when 0:32:12.660 --> 0:32:14.200 I used to be in banking a long time ago, 0:32:15.020 --> 0:32:18.180 we would actually write out checks and documents with the 0:32:18.220 --> 0:32:23.670 dollar sign, $ 200, the word dollars, and then write only 0:32:23.950 --> 0:32:28.680 after it. XS slash over 100. So, yeah, technically you 0:32:28.720 --> 0:32:31.500 can do that. It's just kind of a lawyer way 0:32:31.540 --> 0:32:31.940 to write it. 0:32:32.180 --> 0:32:32.460 Thanks. 0:32:32.720 --> 0:32:33.140 Bye. 0:32:34.580 --> 0:32:39.870 Jim owes Ross $ 200, and he's going to go to 0:32:39.930 --> 0:32:42.490 the automatic teller machine machine to get it. 0:32:42.490 --> 0:32:51.090 Yeah. Yeah, also two. 0:32:52.400 --> 0:32:52.520 407-916-1041. 0:32:52.540 --> 0:32:57.130 Text us, 77031. I'm Jim. There's Deb. Hello. 0:32:57.430 --> 0:32:57.810 Jack. 0:32:57.850 --> 0:32:58.090 Yeah. 0:32:58.290 --> 0:33:03.750 And Ross as well. It's true. The 444th season of 0:33:03.790 --> 0:33:08.000 Dancing with the Stars has been announced. Because it seems 0:33:08.040 --> 0:33:09.740 like they have a new season like every other day 0:33:10.100 --> 0:33:12.500 of Dancing with the Stars. And have you seen any 0:33:12.520 --> 0:33:15.280 of the list of the stars out there, guys? No. 0:33:15.520 --> 0:33:16.420 I say stars. 0:33:16.440 --> 0:33:19.160 Stars. Stars. 0:33:20.010 --> 0:33:23.510 Is this going back to season one where– Oh, no, no, no, no, no. 0:33:23.570 --> 0:33:25.650 I think– let me give you an example. What would 0:33:25.690 --> 0:33:29.490 be like– what would be a lowly star? Like what 0:33:29.520 --> 0:33:32.140 would be a star where you would think to yourself, OK, 0:33:32.160 --> 0:33:34.750 that's not a star. I mean it should be dancing with– 0:33:35.000 --> 0:33:38.390 Scott Baio. Oh, I think Scott Baio is like– Got 0:33:38.410 --> 0:33:40.709 some Hollywood juice. A little bit, yeah. I think he's 0:33:40.790 --> 0:33:43.620 done it. I think he has, too. I'll give you 0:33:43.650 --> 0:33:46.540 an example. Well, it's not your A-listers, right? At best, 0:33:46.600 --> 0:33:49.800 it's B and C, but I think now they're in 0:33:49.840 --> 0:33:52.700 that D pool. Yeah, at one point, they always have 0:33:52.740 --> 0:33:54.630 a couple that are right there on the edge, like 0:33:54.670 --> 0:33:58.170 Julia Stiles. At one point was like, you know, not 0:33:58.210 --> 0:33:59.770 a movie star by any means, but she was in 0:33:59.810 --> 0:34:00.970 some pretty big movies, right? 0:34:01.030 --> 0:34:01.410 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:34:01.430 --> 0:34:01.790 Movie star. 0:34:01.830 --> 0:34:05.130 Yeah, yeah. She was in the Bourne series. She's one 0:34:05.150 --> 0:34:07.180 of those. She's done a lot of stuff. She was 0:34:07.200 --> 0:34:10.920 in that movie about the young kids getting addicted to heroin. 0:34:12.120 --> 0:34:14.359 I think she was in 10 Things I Hate About You. 0:34:14.460 --> 0:34:14.640 Yeah, yeah. 0:34:14.700 --> 0:34:18.299 She was in that as well. Jenna Dwan is on 0:34:18.340 --> 0:34:21.380 the show this year. I think you know her from 0:34:21.400 --> 0:34:26.040 the 2006 film Step Up. The American Horror Story Supergirl, 0:34:26.100 --> 0:34:29.120 The Mindy Project. So she's been out there as well. Okay. 0:34:29.260 --> 0:34:29.580 All right. 0:34:30.219 --> 0:34:34.000 Tatiana Ali, which is, I guess, Muhammad Ali's daughter. Is 0:34:34.020 --> 0:34:36.080 that right? I guess we're going to have to assume that. 0:34:36.340 --> 0:34:36.739 No, no, no. 0:34:36.800 --> 0:34:39.280 She was Ashley Banks on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. 0:34:39.340 --> 0:34:42.600 There you go. There you go. Obviously. She's also been 0:34:42.620 --> 0:34:45.279 on part of Abbott Elementary, which I've not seen any of. 0:34:46.450 --> 0:34:50.610 Let's see. Taylor Hansen. Hanson. The band. The brothers. 0:34:50.870 --> 0:34:51.250 It is. 0:34:51.270 --> 0:34:51.649 It is. 0:34:51.739 --> 0:34:53.779 It's one of the M-Bot brothers. Exactly right. Yeah, that's 0:34:53.800 --> 0:34:56.419 exactly who it is. They just smashed into each other, 0:34:56.440 --> 0:34:57.319 and now they're just one? 0:34:57.340 --> 0:34:57.660 Yeah, yeah. 0:34:57.860 --> 0:35:00.620 It's just one of them. Right. Ezra French. Have you 0:35:00.680 --> 0:35:01.600 heard of Ezra French? 0:35:02.360 --> 0:35:02.740 No. 0:35:02.940 --> 0:35:07.529 Paralympic gold medalist. Excellent. I'm invested. He's got one of 0:35:07.570 --> 0:35:13.730 the Ostra Pistorius blades on his left leg. Let's see. 0:35:14.190 --> 0:35:17.160 Amber Glynn. Sounds familiar. 0:35:17.180 --> 0:35:19.920 It's got to be hard to give notes like dancing 0:35:20.000 --> 0:35:22.440 to someone who's got a blade for a leg. 0:35:22.480 --> 0:35:23.020 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:35:23.160 --> 0:35:25.640 Even if they're doing great. Can you imagine confronting them 0:35:25.680 --> 0:35:27.790 and be like, actually, it's this way? 0:35:27.870 --> 0:35:29.330 Right, right, right. It's hard to do that, right? 0:35:29.350 --> 0:35:29.690 Yeah, yeah. 0:35:29.710 --> 0:35:33.150 You better be socially confident walking into that tutelage. And 0:35:33.170 --> 0:35:35.969 I think this is unfair, though, but Amber Glynn is 0:35:36.030 --> 0:35:38.270 an Olympic ice skater, and I think those people have 0:35:38.310 --> 0:35:41.459 a marketed advantage there. Over the rest of the crew, right? 0:35:42.160 --> 0:35:42.640 Oh, yeah. 0:35:42.660 --> 0:35:45.759 Yeah, I mean, you're a professional skater. You're an athlete. Yeah, yeah. 0:35:45.820 --> 0:35:49.450 Connor Wood. I don't know. He's, I guess, a social 0:35:49.469 --> 0:35:53.450 media guy named Fibula. All right. This is where we're 0:35:53.469 --> 0:35:54.850 getting into the weeds, guys. Wow. 0:35:54.989 --> 0:35:55.229 Yeah. 0:35:56.150 --> 0:36:00.470 Sarah Jane Nader. I do not. She was on Dancing 0:36:00.489 --> 0:36:02.410 with the Stars before. I guess her sister is part 0:36:02.450 --> 0:36:06.390 of it. Tyler Cameron. You heard of that guy? T-Cam? 0:36:06.469 --> 0:36:11.180 I have not. He was in The Bachelorette. Giada De Laurentiis. 0:36:11.219 --> 0:36:16.210 There's a TV star. Everybody knows Giada, right? Yeah. Giada, right? Yeah. 0:36:16.390 --> 0:36:19.730 From the food channels? She's cute. Yeah, she's cute. She 0:36:19.770 --> 0:36:23.890 allegedly had an affair with Bobby Flay. Are you smelling yourself, Jack? No, 0:36:23.930 --> 0:36:27.860 I'm wiping the tears from my eyes. Giada's good. Harry Shum. 0:36:28.160 --> 0:36:29.440 I don't know who Harry Shum is. 0:36:29.460 --> 0:36:29.839 Come on. 0:36:30.380 --> 0:36:32.400 Glee. He's a Glee, I guess. Okay. 0:36:32.520 --> 0:36:32.799 All right. 0:36:32.820 --> 0:36:37.060 Very good. Connor Levin. Here's the one. Guillermo Rodriguez. There 0:36:37.120 --> 0:36:40.920 we go. That's probably the biggest star on that list. 0:36:41.020 --> 0:36:45.180 Of course, he's Jimmy Kimmel's former sidekick. Got it. Current sidekick. 0:36:45.239 --> 0:36:47.200 Is it his current sidekick? Yeah, he's still on the show. 0:36:48.140 --> 0:36:52.430 Mara Huggins, or Higgins, my apologies. She is a television 0:36:52.469 --> 0:36:55.569 personality and rising icon star style icon. 0:36:55.820 --> 0:36:58.379 As soon as you have to say rising, whatever, it's like, Hey, 0:36:58.560 --> 0:36:59.660 fluffing up that resume. 0:36:59.700 --> 0:37:02.040 And she assisted back in PI and many missions. 0:37:02.100 --> 0:37:02.400 Yeah. 0:37:02.440 --> 0:37:06.320 She was, she was a part of the traders, a 0:37:06.360 --> 0:37:10.319 show called the traders, uh, Clara Miller, uh, best known 0:37:10.360 --> 0:37:14.989 for summer house. Don't know who that is. Jackson Olson. Olson. 0:37:15.090 --> 0:37:17.009 I'll give you, this is now, this is when you know, 0:37:17.050 --> 0:37:19.630 you've hit the barrel. What do you think Jackson Olson 0:37:19.650 --> 0:37:24.180 does for a living? Influencer. He's an athlete. Oh. Pickleball. No. 0:37:25.420 --> 0:37:28.480 He's a part of a very special athletic group. Cornhole. 0:37:29.890 --> 0:37:30.200 Darts. 0:37:30.750 --> 0:37:32.570 This is when you know that the Dancing with the 0:37:32.610 --> 0:37:35.110 Stars could be on some fumes. Oh, curling. 0:37:35.350 --> 0:37:35.850 E-gamer. 0:37:36.010 --> 0:37:39.650 He's a Savannah banana. Oh, okay, yeah. Yeah, he's a 0:37:39.690 --> 0:37:43.180 Savannah banana. He's a star of the Savannah bananas. Jackson 0:37:43.360 --> 0:37:47.390 Olsen is going to be on... dancing with the stars 0:37:47.410 --> 0:37:49.450 so there you go there's your lineup for dancing with 0:37:49.469 --> 0:37:53.290 the stars 2026 can i go back to ignoring that 0:37:53.310 --> 0:37:56.549 show yeah all right never watch one episode of it 0:37:56.590 --> 0:37:58.779 ever are you a dancing guy i mean i'm a 0:37:58.820 --> 0:38:02.319 dancing guy it's interesting to what i spent 90 minutes 0:38:02.360 --> 0:38:05.299 of my morning practicing a moonwalk did you really did all. 0:38:05.239 --> 0:38:07.060 Right well he and miles like to dance oh i 0:38:07.100 --> 0:38:09.100 like that yeah well and you remember our ross he 0:38:09.140 --> 0:38:10.620 won a dance contest. 0:38:10.360 --> 0:38:10.759 Yeah, he did. 0:38:10.940 --> 0:38:13.719 At Homecoming, right? Yeah, I'm a dancer, man. I know 0:38:13.739 --> 0:38:15.330 how to cut a rug better than most. 0:38:15.430 --> 0:38:18.070 He was showing some moves on stage at Mount Dora 0:38:18.550 --> 0:38:21.610 on Saturday night. I like that. Well, Poppin' Lockin'? Yeah, 0:38:21.810 --> 0:38:26.770 I enjoy dancing. I enjoy dancing with my wife. I 0:38:26.810 --> 0:38:29.350 think it might be a one-way street because sometimes I'd 0:38:29.370 --> 0:38:31.729 be cutting too much of a road. And she feels 0:38:31.890 --> 0:38:34.950 overwhelmed with you guys. You're taking all the attention yet again? No, 0:38:35.050 --> 0:38:37.089 I'm trying to break a sweat. And sometimes I don't 0:38:37.110 --> 0:38:39.299 think she wants to break a sweat. No, she definitely 0:38:39.320 --> 0:38:41.360 doesn't want to break a sweat. She doesn't want to 0:38:41.380 --> 0:38:43.600 do cardio while having fun? She didn't do her hair 0:38:43.680 --> 0:38:45.799 and her makeup to sweat. The guy trying to break 0:38:45.860 --> 0:38:48.120 a sweat is also the guy who hasn't showered in days. 0:38:48.180 --> 0:38:48.919 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:38:49.280 --> 0:38:53.469 That's always a big plus. That's also true. All right. 0:38:53.489 --> 0:38:53.609 407-916-1041. 0:38:53.739 --> 0:38:56.850 You can always text 77031. Because of our schedule tomorrow 0:38:56.870 --> 0:38:59.410 at Universal Studios, we have to do a couple things early. 0:38:59.489 --> 0:39:01.250 One of those things is Whiskey of the Week. We'll 0:39:01.270 --> 0:39:01.880 do that next. 0:39:02.960 --> 0:39:04.520 Hey, Jimmy. 0:39:04.900 --> 0:39:05.379 Michael P. 0:39:05.400 --> 0:39:07.739 Checking in. Hey, I went to bat for you and 0:39:07.760 --> 0:39:10.610 I did some research and unfortunately I found this through 0:39:10.660 --> 0:39:14.230 chat GPT. A cold soda holds more carbonation than a 0:39:14.270 --> 0:39:18.210 hot soda. Cold soda dissolves more easily in the liquid 0:39:18.270 --> 0:39:22.110 so it stays fizzy longer. Warm soda is less soluble 0:39:22.230 --> 0:39:25.689 and escapes more readily so it goes flat faster. That's 0:39:25.750 --> 0:39:28.770 why soda tends to fizz and foam more when it's warm. 0:39:29.510 --> 0:39:33.590 Sorry, buddy. Hey, JC and Posse. 0:39:34.150 --> 0:39:38.009 It's nice to know that ADHD thing that I'm creative, 0:39:38.130 --> 0:39:39.089 not distracted. 0:39:39.410 --> 0:39:42.570 You know, personally, I think, oh, hey, gas is 384. 0:39:42.550 --> 0:39:42.989 It's a wah-wah. 0:39:43.050 --> 0:39:43.170 Cool. 0:39:45.110 --> 0:39:48.839 Anyway, like I was saying, I like HDTV. I don't 0:39:48.880 --> 0:39:52.319 see what the issue is. Keep the rubber side down, y'all. 0:39:52.500 --> 0:39:52.900 Thank you, buddy. 0:39:52.940 --> 0:40:00.549 Appreciate that. All right, welcome back to the Jim Colbert Show, 0:40:00.630 --> 0:40:02.850 Real Radio 104.1. I am Jim. There's Deb. 0:40:02.910 --> 0:40:03.609 Hello. Jack. 0:40:03.930 --> 0:40:06.880 Yep. And Ross is here as well. Best time of 0:40:06.910 --> 0:40:09.300 the week. Let's do Whiskey of the Week. 0:40:09.580 --> 0:40:13.620 Forward slash distillery and blending house present Whiskey. 0:40:14.100 --> 0:40:19.270 Of the Week on the Jim Colbert Show. Brought to 0:40:19.310 --> 0:40:22.330 you by our good friends over at forward slash drink, 0:40:22.530 --> 0:40:25.290 forward slash dot com is the website on Instagram, drink 0:40:25.330 --> 0:40:28.910 forward slash. You should follow these guys. Awesome couple dudes. 0:40:28.930 --> 0:40:31.840 The only blending house in all of Central Florida we know. 0:40:31.890 --> 0:40:33.140 I think they said at one point, I think they 0:40:33.160 --> 0:40:35.980 were the only one in Florida. I think they are. 0:40:36.080 --> 0:40:38.380 It might be the world at the very least moving 0:40:38.420 --> 0:40:40.600 this type of product out of their building. And if 0:40:40.620 --> 0:40:42.520 you're wondering what a blending house is, what these guys 0:40:42.560 --> 0:40:47.400 do is they source bourbons from small distilleries All across 0:40:47.440 --> 0:40:51.110 the U.S., they bring those into Winter Park. Then they 0:40:51.200 --> 0:40:53.430 use the notes from each of those bourbons to blend 0:40:53.469 --> 0:40:56.370 their own bourbon and then label that bourbon. And I 0:40:57.170 --> 0:41:01.049 understand the truest out there. Single barrel is the way 0:41:01.090 --> 0:41:05.310 to go. For me, if you want to experience what 0:41:05.350 --> 0:41:09.550 a spirit can actually, the full spectrum of a hard liquor, 0:41:10.090 --> 0:41:15.250 blended scotch, blended whiskey, blended bourbon, blended is, I think, 0:41:15.270 --> 0:41:15.770 the way to go. 0:41:16.330 --> 0:41:17.970 Well, I will tell you, you can damn sure get 0:41:17.989 --> 0:41:20.600 some really cool, unique kind of flavor notes in there 0:41:20.620 --> 0:41:23.000 when you do that, as opposed to just like one-trick 0:41:23.040 --> 0:41:26.319 ponies that give you the vanilla, orange kind of, you know, 0:41:26.360 --> 0:41:28.359 caramel kind of flavors. You do get a lot more 0:41:28.420 --> 0:41:30.660 of different notes in there. And to keep up with 0:41:30.700 --> 0:41:34.930 that horse metaphor, like a lot of that single-barrel whiskey, 0:41:34.989 --> 0:41:37.509 that is like looking at a show horse right there. 0:41:37.570 --> 0:41:40.770 But when you have blended whiskey, it's like a stampede. 0:41:41.170 --> 0:41:41.469 It is. 0:41:41.810 --> 0:41:46.790 It's so much. I just, I love blended whiskey. Yes, 100%. 0:41:46.790 --> 0:41:50.239 And this week we are trying whiskey we've actually talked 0:41:50.280 --> 0:41:52.380 about a little bit before. We've even tried it before. 0:41:52.420 --> 0:41:56.319 We have. And this week we're featuring Old Watchdog. Now, 0:41:56.730 --> 0:42:00.170 if you remember, this is the partnership, the collab between 0:42:00.190 --> 0:42:03.000 the Orlando Sentinel and Forward Slash. They came up with a... 0:42:03.350 --> 0:42:06.160 A bourbon blend that is celebrating the, what's it, 100 0:42:06.160 --> 0:42:08.020 and how many years? 0:42:08.020 --> 0:42:08.200 150. 0:42:08.200 --> 0:42:11.100 150 years the Orlando Sentinel has been reporting the news 0:42:11.180 --> 0:42:13.700 here in Central Florida. And I think they came up 0:42:13.739 --> 0:42:17.160 with something pretty amazing, actually. This is a damn good 0:42:17.340 --> 0:42:19.930 bottle of whiskey. They only actually have 100 bottles left. 0:42:20.610 --> 0:42:21.969 And it will not make it to the end of 0:42:22.030 --> 0:42:24.950 the year. What you get here is some Green River Distilling. 0:42:25.570 --> 0:42:28.740 some J. Henry & Sons, some M.B. Rowland, and some Filibuster. 0:42:29.280 --> 0:42:33.520 All of these are pre-2020, blended up, rich notes of 0:42:33.580 --> 0:42:36.500 dark chocolate, butterscotch, and dried fruit. Let's give it a 0:42:36.540 --> 0:42:37.899 shot and see if we can find it in there, guys. 0:42:37.920 --> 0:42:40.379 What do you say? Cheers to Whiskey of the Week 0:42:40.420 --> 0:42:47.850 and Forward Slash. It's so good. I mean, the butterscotch 0:42:47.870 --> 0:42:50.210 is right there. I mean, you don't have to look 0:42:50.250 --> 0:42:53.620 far for the butterscotch. It's right up front. Okay. Dried 0:42:53.660 --> 0:42:57.359 fruit on the back? More like apricots, maybe? I just 0:42:57.410 --> 0:43:01.049 know smooth. It's so good. I can get on board 0:43:01.070 --> 0:43:02.029 with the butterscotch. 0:43:02.210 --> 0:43:04.750 Anything past that, I'm going to be flipping a coin 0:43:04.810 --> 0:43:05.830 any direction I go. 0:43:06.010 --> 0:43:08.950 All I know is I can have... I can have 0:43:09.050 --> 0:43:11.469 so much of this. Yeah, yeah. And I can't say 0:43:11.530 --> 0:43:14.350 that about literally like any whiskey. 0:43:14.489 --> 0:43:14.830 Yeah, yeah. 0:43:15.290 --> 0:43:17.270 They have the dark chocolate in there. I don't get 0:43:17.330 --> 0:43:19.549 the dark chocolate part of that unless they're talking about 0:43:19.570 --> 0:43:21.710 the tiny bit of bitterness you get from it. At 0:43:21.750 --> 0:43:23.610 the very end? Yeah, at the very, very end. The 0:43:23.640 --> 0:43:26.700 butterscotch and the dried fruit for me are like right there. 0:43:26.780 --> 0:43:29.660 And it's like a very apricot kind of thing for me. 0:43:30.400 --> 0:43:32.600 So delicious, though. And Ross is right. This is the 0:43:32.760 --> 0:43:34.399 easiest drinking whiskey you'll ever have in your life. 0:43:34.620 --> 0:43:37.870 And this is just, for me, the reason why, hopefully 0:43:37.890 --> 0:43:40.529 you can hear the excitement in my voice. And the 0:43:40.550 --> 0:43:44.450 reason why is because this is so special to Central Florida. 0:43:44.550 --> 0:43:48.200 If you love your community, this is a blended whiskey 0:43:48.510 --> 0:43:51.140 that gives a huge shout out to the Orlando Sentinel. 0:43:51.200 --> 0:43:55.040 This is the most Orlando brown liquor of all time. 0:43:55.080 --> 0:43:58.060 It is, really. Portions of this were aged in barrels 0:43:58.100 --> 0:44:02.850 from 1976. Portions were aged in sherry casks. Only made 0:44:02.850 --> 0:44:06.629 344 bottles of it. Only 100 bottles left. This would 0:44:06.650 --> 0:44:09.410 be an amazing Christmas gift. All of these are pretty 0:44:09.450 --> 0:44:14.200 approachable price-wise. And this one is exceptional. And it also 0:44:14.239 --> 0:44:17.500 has a real cool connection with the city. I'm agreeing 0:44:17.540 --> 0:44:19.480 with Ross. I have a bottle of this. When I'm done, 0:44:19.500 --> 0:44:22.140 I'm not throwing the bottle out. It's such a pretty bottle. 0:44:22.180 --> 0:44:24.570 I will always keep these bottles because I think they're 0:44:24.590 --> 0:44:30.589 so unique. That label, that blue wax up top, yeah, 0:44:30.610 --> 0:44:32.830 that's a very, that's what you put on top of 0:44:32.850 --> 0:44:35.570 the fireplace and go, hey, you want to celebrate something 0:44:35.590 --> 0:44:39.669 I just made up? Yeah, yeah, yeah. It says here, 0:44:39.710 --> 0:44:41.509 the paragraph they have for it, it says, you may 0:44:41.550 --> 0:44:43.880 not immediately see the connection between a newspaper and a 0:44:43.910 --> 0:44:47.540 whiskey company, but they share a fundamental similarity. Both use 0:44:47.580 --> 0:44:51.780 trees to tell stories. One mills timber into staves to 0:44:52.020 --> 0:44:55.340 construct barrels. The other turns it into pulp to create paper. 0:44:55.830 --> 0:44:58.440 Yet both mediums exist to engage their communities and capture 0:44:58.480 --> 0:45:01.480 moments in time. I think that's very well written. And 0:45:01.500 --> 0:45:03.960 this is a damn good drink. I don't know if 0:45:03.980 --> 0:45:06.029 I'd ever mix this with anything because it's not a 0:45:06.050 --> 0:45:09.080 super high proof, I don't think, is it? It doesn't 0:45:09.100 --> 0:45:11.940 have the proof down there for us. It should be 0:45:11.980 --> 0:45:12.680 on the bottle there. 0:45:13.060 --> 0:45:16.580 A lot of proofs that we've had from Forward Slash 0:45:16.660 --> 0:45:20.129 have not been the standard 80 that I think a 0:45:20.630 --> 0:45:24.630 lot of people are accustomed to. It's usually about like 100, 0:45:24.630 --> 0:45:26.570 or I think we've had 110 before. 0:45:26.590 --> 0:45:28.630 Yeah, and that's like 90 proof, like a little over 0:45:28.630 --> 0:45:31.610 90 proof. So that's 90 proof? Yeah, yeah. 0:45:31.650 --> 0:45:34.270 This is the best compliment I can give this whiskey. 0:45:35.060 --> 0:45:38.520 Jim thought it was 80 proof. Like, this does not 0:45:38.760 --> 0:45:42.420 hit like a 90 or 100 proof. 0:45:42.600 --> 0:45:48.129 This should be 40%, and it's just not. It's stronger. 0:45:48.270 --> 0:45:49.010 It's so good. 0:45:49.150 --> 0:45:51.810 We are so lucky to live in Central Florida. Thank you, 0:45:51.890 --> 0:45:57.819 forward slash, for existing. That is a damn good sipping whiskey, buddy. 0:45:57.840 --> 0:46:00.120 I got to tell you, that's a good nipper is 0:46:00.140 --> 0:46:00.960 what we like to call that. 0:46:00.980 --> 0:46:01.100 Yeah. 0:46:01.930 --> 0:46:03.549 A good little nipper. You just get a little nip 0:46:03.610 --> 0:46:05.130 on your tongue, and you're just going to let it 0:46:05.170 --> 0:46:06.469 sit there for a few minutes. You don't need to 0:46:06.489 --> 0:46:08.990 take big swigs of this. Tons of flavor. 0:46:09.310 --> 0:46:11.190 The next time I want to put on a jacket, 0:46:11.230 --> 0:46:15.250 I'm just going to drink this instead. Warm up that way. 0:46:15.890 --> 0:46:20.219 So good. That's a forward slash. Old Watchdog is the 0:46:20.260 --> 0:46:22.020 whiskey if you want to slide by. They're super easy 0:46:22.040 --> 0:46:24.960 to find over in Winter Park. They have about 100 0:46:24.960 --> 0:46:27.419 bottles of this left. And again, these are really, really 0:46:27.460 --> 0:46:28.580 good gifts. I mean, if you have somebody who's a 0:46:28.600 --> 0:46:30.720 fan of the show, they're also a fan of bourbon. 0:46:31.650 --> 0:46:33.009 This will be a really good opportunity for you to 0:46:33.050 --> 0:46:34.969 buy something that kind of fills and checks both of 0:46:35.010 --> 0:46:35.490 those boxes. 0:46:35.710 --> 0:46:40.390 And hello, it's not just whiskey that they're doing over there. 0:46:40.430 --> 0:46:44.799 They're blending a lot of different spirits. I personally cannot 0:46:44.910 --> 0:46:47.520 wait to try out what they do to tequila. 0:46:47.580 --> 0:46:49.279 Yeah, yeah. They have it all. 0:46:49.520 --> 0:46:49.840 Yeah, yeah. 0:46:50.219 --> 0:46:51.980 Also, they're coming in at the end of the month, 0:46:52.020 --> 0:46:55.240 and they have a Halloween kind of bourbon or whatever, something. 0:46:55.280 --> 0:46:59.140 It's called Forward Slasher. Like it. 0:46:59.410 --> 0:46:59.989 Yeah. 0:47:00.050 --> 0:47:00.410 Love it. 0:47:00.530 --> 0:47:02.640 They also do a big Halloween event there. 0:47:02.760 --> 0:47:02.980 Yeah. 0:47:03.040 --> 0:47:03.420 Yeah. 0:47:03.480 --> 0:47:05.600 You can find them on their website. It's drink forward 0:47:05.620 --> 0:47:09.120 slash dot com or always follow them on social on Instagram. 0:47:09.160 --> 0:47:11.700 It's at drink forward slash. Yeah. 0:47:11.750 --> 0:47:11.850 Yeah. 0:47:11.870 --> 0:47:13.450 They will bring a new whiskey in. But the whiskey 0:47:13.469 --> 0:47:15.969 isn't called forward slasher. The party they have there for 0:47:16.010 --> 0:47:19.250 Halloween is called forward slasher. And it's at the at 0:47:19.290 --> 0:47:21.140 the place there. And it's a big pile up event. 0:47:21.160 --> 0:47:22.580 A lot of fun. Everybody has a good time. 0:47:23.310 --> 0:47:26.230 I'm not going to guarantee that forward slash will be 0:47:26.250 --> 0:47:29.790 known nationwide within the next 10 years, but I will 0:47:29.870 --> 0:47:33.830 say this out of any business in central Florida that 0:47:34.070 --> 0:47:36.750 I'm aware of. I think that they have the best 0:47:36.950 --> 0:47:40.130 chance of being caught all around the rest of the 0:47:40.170 --> 0:47:43.720 country because the product is great. What they're doing is right, 0:47:44.160 --> 0:47:46.540 right at right behind the curve that I think is 0:47:46.580 --> 0:47:48.980 about to take off when it comes to blended spirits 0:47:49.000 --> 0:47:52.439 and If you are familiar with Compass Box, Florida has 0:47:52.460 --> 0:47:55.120 a Compass Box, and it's called Forward Slash. 0:47:55.160 --> 0:47:56.859 Compass Box is great, by the way. I mean, you 0:47:56.920 --> 0:47:59.870 actually gave me a bottle of Compass Box a while back, 0:47:59.890 --> 0:48:01.410 and I think I have about half of it left. 0:48:01.469 --> 0:48:04.210 I was on a Compass Box kind of run there 0:48:04.250 --> 0:48:07.529 for a minute, dude. And that's blended whiskey. And I 0:48:07.550 --> 0:48:08.430 will die on this hill. 0:48:08.469 --> 0:48:13.240 If you haven't tried blended whiskey, it's an entire library 0:48:13.480 --> 0:48:17.840 of experiences waiting for you. When usually a single barrel, 0:48:18.120 --> 0:48:20.440 you know what you're going to get through that one barrel. 0:48:20.719 --> 0:48:26.069 This is baking, but with spirits. This is chemistry. Basically, 0:48:26.110 --> 0:48:28.170 you are grabbing a little bit of this, a little 0:48:28.190 --> 0:48:30.850 bit of that. You're cooking with whiskey to make a 0:48:30.930 --> 0:48:34.670 whole new product that is still whiskey. I'm on board. 0:48:34.690 --> 0:48:35.969 And it's kind of funny you mentioned that because there 0:48:36.010 --> 0:48:38.299 is some baking spice in that as well. There are 0:48:38.340 --> 0:48:41.239 some of that. In those notes, there's some of that 0:48:41.300 --> 0:48:43.480 baking spice kind of note in there. It's very good. 0:48:43.620 --> 0:48:47.359 I'm a big blended whiskey guy, Jim. It's called Old Watchdog, 0:48:47.420 --> 0:48:51.340 and you can get it at forward slash. That's drinkforwardslash.com. 0:48:51.440 --> 0:48:54.890 On Instagram, again, it's drinkforwardslash. Thanks, guys. We appreciate it. 0:48:54.920 --> 0:48:57.450 Your Whiskey of the Week is Old Watchdog. 100 bottles left. 0:48:57.469 --> 0:48:59.969 Go grab one now before they're gone. Let's take a 0:48:59.969 --> 0:49:01.110 little break. Back in a second with more of the 0:49:01.130 --> 0:49:02.750 Jim Colbert Show. 0:49:02.810 --> 0:49:04.910 Jim Colbert Show on YouTube. 0:49:10.489 --> 0:49:14.270 Jack, you said Dancing with the Stars is dipping into 0:49:14.310 --> 0:49:18.230 the D pool. Isn't that where Jim likes to go 0:49:18.310 --> 0:49:20.700 swimming at Secrets? wearing his D pad? 0:49:23.800 --> 0:49:25.160 What the hell is that guy talking about? 0:49:25.260 --> 0:49:27.180 Okay, guys, it's past 3.45. 0:49:27.180 --> 0:49:30.470 I need an update on the cream soda poop. 0:49:31.989 --> 0:49:32.390 What's up? 0:49:32.710 --> 0:49:32.890 Wow. 0:49:34.460 --> 0:49:36.550 I hope somebody listening for the first time just tuned 0:49:36.570 --> 0:49:37.109 in to hear that. 0:49:37.710 --> 0:49:40.010 Well, they know that we have a very invested audience. 0:49:40.070 --> 0:49:40.370 Yeah, yeah. 0:49:40.450 --> 0:49:42.470 So invested that they want a poop update. 0:49:42.510 --> 0:49:42.750 Yeah, yeah. 0:49:42.890 --> 0:49:45.049 Heard this Colbert show is funny. Colbert show is funny. 0:49:45.070 --> 0:49:49.779 Let's tune in for a second. Poop update. Welcome back. 0:49:49.840 --> 0:49:50.620 I'm Jim. There's Deb. 0:49:51.060 --> 0:49:51.400 Hello. 0:49:51.420 --> 0:49:51.700 Jack. 0:49:52.460 --> 0:49:55.919 And Ross as well. The D-pad reference was we were 0:49:56.300 --> 0:49:58.839 asked you about a D-pad on the video game controller 0:49:58.960 --> 0:50:02.859 maybe a year ago. Okay. And you alluded to it 0:50:02.900 --> 0:50:04.200 being something you would wear. 0:50:05.900 --> 0:50:06.000 Ah. 0:50:06.340 --> 0:50:09.569 So one of those talkbacks was a callback from yesterday. 0:50:09.590 --> 0:50:12.250 The other one was a callback for about a year ago. Yeah, 0:50:12.370 --> 0:50:14.750 and both of them alluded me. Like I said, a 0:50:14.810 --> 0:50:19.690 very invested audience. And both... And both of them eluded me. 0:50:19.750 --> 0:50:23.930 They pay closer attention. Yeah. Sure thing, buddy. I'll do that. 0:50:24.830 --> 0:50:26.759 I'll pay close attention when people tell me I need 0:50:26.840 --> 0:50:31.560 a D-bag. I don't even know what that is. Yeah, 0:50:31.580 --> 0:50:33.500 don't bother. Don't bother explaining because I don't care. I 0:50:33.500 --> 0:50:36.900 do not care. Yeah, yeah, you're good. I'm with Jack. 0:50:37.000 --> 0:50:37.600 I understand. 0:50:37.700 --> 0:50:37.879 Yeah. 0:50:39.830 --> 0:50:41.310 You know, we have a short segment before we get 0:50:41.330 --> 0:50:43.330 over to Glenn. We have Cobra Court coming up in 0:50:43.370 --> 0:50:45.969 a few minutes. Another great case from Glenn coming your way. 0:50:47.070 --> 0:50:49.450 But there was kind of an interesting thing that happened 0:50:49.770 --> 0:50:52.280 about something that happened a couple weeks ago. A 13-year-old 0:50:52.380 --> 0:50:58.380 Seattle Mariners fan turned a free ballpark giveaway into a 0:50:58.540 --> 0:51:00.100 five-figure payday. 0:51:00.180 --> 0:51:00.620 Wow. 0:51:01.020 --> 0:51:06.040 After a rare rookie card. featuring a certain thing came 0:51:06.280 --> 0:51:08.700 up and he got it of all the Mariners fans 0:51:08.739 --> 0:51:11.350 that day. He got this rookie card, a gold and 0:51:11.410 --> 0:51:15.009 blazing rookie card, but it's not of an athlete. Uh, 0:51:17.450 --> 0:51:19.670 It's a rookie card, though. Well, yes. It says a 0:51:19.710 --> 0:51:27.390 rare rookie card. Mascot. New mascot. New owner. New coach. 0:51:27.590 --> 0:51:30.330 You know what it is, Debra? No. Wow. Ref. You 0:51:30.350 --> 0:51:31.070 know what it is, Jackson? 0:51:31.090 --> 0:51:31.190 Nope. 0:51:31.250 --> 0:51:34.350 No idea. Umpire. Glove. Not an umpire. Not a glove. 0:51:34.370 --> 0:51:41.810 It is a living being. Dog. The Pope. Pope Leo. 0:51:41.989 --> 0:51:44.730 Not Pope. Dog dressed up as the Pope. Not a 0:51:44.790 --> 0:51:46.130 dog dressed up as the Pope. 0:51:46.850 --> 0:51:47.149 A nun. 0:51:47.680 --> 0:51:50.460 Not a none. He throws out the first pitch. It's 0:51:50.540 --> 0:51:53.920 a one of one gold rookie card sold on eBay 0:51:54.020 --> 0:52:00.460 Sunday night. A hundred bids. Sneakers. Transforming a quirky Mariners promotion. 0:52:00.580 --> 0:52:07.200 President Trump. Into an unexpected payday. Bobblehead. Of $ 21, 000 is 0:52:07.239 --> 0:52:11.300 what this kid sold this card for. It was a 0:52:11.360 --> 0:52:17.280 gold card of Jimothy. Oh, of course, Seattle. Yeah, yeah. 0:52:17.680 --> 0:52:20.299 They made a playing card, like a collector card, but 0:52:20.320 --> 0:52:23.399 they made it a one-on-one or one-of-one, and they gave 0:52:23.420 --> 0:52:26.960 them away as promotion packs, and this kid pulled the 0:52:27.140 --> 0:52:31.390 one-of-one Jimothy the Raccoon rookie card and sold it on 0:52:31.530 --> 0:52:34.029 eBay for $ 21, 000. Damn. The bidding started at 99 cents. Oh. 0:52:34.050 --> 0:52:35.710 And skyrocketed past $ 21, 000 in just a matter of days. 0:52:43.890 --> 0:52:45.720 I mean, who would pay 21K for that? It's not 0:52:45.739 --> 0:52:47.500 going to have any value. It's not worth it now. 0:52:48.560 --> 0:52:51.529 There's not many times that I get upset over when 0:52:51.650 --> 0:52:58.489 somebody decides to do what. Right, right. And honestly, that's 0:52:58.510 --> 0:53:00.770 some of the best advice I can give anybody at 0:53:00.910 --> 0:53:04.190 any time. If you see somebody do something with their 0:53:04.230 --> 0:53:07.670 money that makes you upset, that's on you. Don't get upset. 0:53:07.770 --> 0:53:09.680 You're about to spend the rest of your life angry. 0:53:09.719 --> 0:53:11.839 That's a big poker thing, by the way. And Jack 0:53:11.880 --> 0:53:13.600 can tell you I had a real problem when I 0:53:13.640 --> 0:53:17.000 first started playing the game. I would constantly rag on 0:53:17.040 --> 0:53:19.279 people how they were playing. I'm like, man, you're just 0:53:19.300 --> 0:53:22.560 throwing money away. And it stopped from one time. One 0:53:22.620 --> 0:53:24.560 time I was over in Daytona and I was playing, 0:53:24.880 --> 0:53:26.580 and this guy made a terrible play, and he wound 0:53:26.640 --> 0:53:29.580 up beating me out of about $ 150. And I went 0:53:29.719 --> 0:53:31.640 in on this guy for a good two or three minutes. 0:53:31.700 --> 0:53:33.890 The table was laughing. I had a good time. And 0:53:33.950 --> 0:53:36.170 everybody's making fun of him. And when it all stopped, 0:53:36.190 --> 0:53:37.850 the guy looked at me and said, it's his money. 0:53:38.070 --> 0:53:39.950 He can do whatever he wants with it. If he 0:53:39.969 --> 0:53:41.730 wants to walk out in the parking lot and throw 0:53:41.770 --> 0:53:43.950 it in the drain, he can do that. It's not 0:53:43.989 --> 0:53:47.920 your money. Shut up. And I actually, I looked at him, 0:53:48.060 --> 0:53:50.020 I said, you're 100,000% right and stop doing it that night. 0:53:50.120 --> 0:53:54.140 Far more similarities than not than to what I'm getting at. 0:53:54.500 --> 0:53:57.200 But there's still a difference because that's still like you're. 0:53:57.050 --> 0:53:58.690 Playing a game, right? Yeah, sure, yeah. 0:53:58.810 --> 0:54:05.030 But in this weird, like, uber bajillionaire 1% of 1% percent, 0:54:05.570 --> 0:54:08.950 and then they're dropping 16 mil on a Charizard? 0:54:09.270 --> 0:54:12.250 Yeah. And I go, oh, God, this is Hunger Games. 0:54:12.290 --> 0:54:14.150 But they're doing it as an investment, too. They think 0:54:14.170 --> 0:54:16.430 it's going to get worth more money? Yeah, but just 0:54:16.489 --> 0:54:20.570 the fact that it's a Charizard. Dude, I got to 0:54:20.610 --> 0:54:24.020 tell you. And it's a Pokemon. Listen, this Pokemon thing 0:54:24.040 --> 0:54:25.779 has had a massive effect on the way that I 0:54:25.820 --> 0:54:28.340 do my whole... treasure hunting thing. When I go to 0:54:28.380 --> 0:54:31.000 garage sales and estate sales anymore, I'm not looking for 0:54:31.300 --> 0:54:33.219 like the stuff I used to look for. I'm looking 0:54:33.300 --> 0:54:37.230 for Pokemon cards. That's exactly what I'm looking for. Collections 0:54:37.290 --> 0:54:39.529 of Pokemon cards that have been kind of wrapped up 0:54:39.570 --> 0:54:42.530 with a rubber band and thrown into a Ziploc bag 0:54:42.570 --> 0:54:44.660 because Granny doesn't know what to do with them. She 0:54:44.700 --> 0:54:47.920 just puts them out there for an entire bag for $ 5. 0:54:47.480 --> 0:54:51.120 I'm down for that. It just upsets me as a 0:54:51.280 --> 0:54:55.180 species that we've gotten to a point, and I don't 0:54:55.219 --> 0:54:58.020 know why I don't feel that way towards Michael Jordan 0:54:58.520 --> 0:55:01.259 and his rookie card. I don't care about if it's 0:55:01.320 --> 0:55:04.230 a Larry Bird or a Magic Johnson. But the fact 0:55:04.350 --> 0:55:10.290 that it's a Charizard makes me angry. I don't know why, though, buddy. 0:55:10.330 --> 0:55:12.049 I mean, it's just a collector. I mean, it could 0:55:12.070 --> 0:55:15.870 be a Mickey Mantle. It's the same thing, right? No, no, no. 0:55:15.969 --> 0:55:19.800 Those are athletes. They are celebrated, great people that did 0:55:19.969 --> 0:55:27.820 physical actions. A Charizard is a made-up character. fictional Japanese dragon. 0:55:28.440 --> 0:55:32.779 And it's 16 mil. Do you look at everything like that? 0:55:32.880 --> 0:55:36.710 Every inanimate object that could have value? Just anime cars. 0:55:36.730 --> 0:55:40.430 Just Pokemon. I heard an argument the other day that 0:55:41.310 --> 0:55:43.580 if it ever came up to market, the most valuable 0:55:43.620 --> 0:55:47.020 piece of sports memorabilia ever in the history of sports 0:55:47.040 --> 0:55:48.240 would be Tiger Woods putter. 0:55:48.400 --> 0:55:48.640 Yeah. 0:55:48.880 --> 0:55:50.640 The putter that he's used to win all the majors. 0:55:50.680 --> 0:55:52.580 He's used the same putter his entire career. 0:55:52.700 --> 0:55:53.040 Really? 0:55:53.060 --> 0:55:55.680 So all the majors, all the wins, it's that same 0:55:55.760 --> 0:55:58.510 ping or a titleless putter, and he's got a wear 0:55:58.550 --> 0:56:00.560 spot in it. And they said that if that came up, 0:56:00.890 --> 0:56:03.689 it would be worth tens of millions of dollars. And 0:56:04.370 --> 0:56:06.170 it's a putter. I like it. It ain't going to 0:56:06.210 --> 0:56:08.730 do anything good for you. I'm looking at this Charizard. 0:56:09.510 --> 0:56:11.990 I think I have that as a tattoo. Yeah. It's 0:56:12.010 --> 0:56:16.299 a Charizard jacket. Oh, dude, sick dragon tat. You do 0:56:16.380 --> 0:56:19.719 have a Charizard tat. You have a dragon tat, but 0:56:19.800 --> 0:56:26.739 if I have a couple beers, dude, that's Charizard. Give 0:56:26.760 --> 0:56:30.759 him some more old watchdog. What kind of dragon is that, Jack? 0:56:31.090 --> 0:56:35.600 A winged dragon. It's a dragon that a 19-year-old picks 0:56:35.640 --> 0:56:37.420 off a wall. Is that exactly what that was? Did 0:56:37.440 --> 0:56:39.959 it have no symbolism at all when you got it? Zilch. 0:56:40.060 --> 0:56:40.380 None. 0:56:40.660 --> 0:56:43.890 None. You just thought dragon, cool, jersey. That looks cool. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:56:44.070 --> 0:56:46.590 How many collars is in that pig? It's a few. No. 0:56:48.840 --> 0:56:52.880 It's a few. It's a bit faded now. Yeah, yeah. Dude, 0:56:53.300 --> 0:56:56.779 I would pay, and I know for a fact, our 0:56:56.880 --> 0:57:00.950 listeners would help me pay you to get that dragon 0:57:00.969 --> 0:57:04.509 tattoo retouched. No, no, no, no, no. Cover it up 0:57:04.550 --> 0:57:07.930 with another one that looks exactly the same. That's what 0:57:08.010 --> 0:57:09.810 I'm saying. You get it touched up. 0:57:09.850 --> 0:57:12.160 You get a little HD, a little fresh red ink 0:57:12.180 --> 0:57:14.040 up in that buy and try set. 0:57:14.060 --> 0:57:16.220 A little watercolor to bring it in there. I'm not 100% 0:57:16.220 --> 0:57:20.200 opposed to that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You never thought about 0:57:20.220 --> 0:57:21.120 having it removed? 0:57:21.740 --> 0:57:22.120 Removed? 0:57:22.180 --> 0:57:22.360 No. 0:57:22.480 --> 0:57:22.940 No, no. 0:57:23.080 --> 0:57:25.860 I just ignore it. I'm fine. I don't care. It's there. 0:57:25.880 --> 0:57:29.730 Jim doesn't understand that dragons are for life. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:57:29.830 --> 0:57:31.410 Maybe I don't. Dragons are real. 0:57:32.930 --> 0:57:35.910 Best friend and also on good sauce he uh nico 0:57:36.350 --> 0:57:39.510 the guy who i grew up with my favorite fictional 0:57:39.550 --> 0:57:45.850 stoner he has a tattoo on his bicep and it's 0:57:45.910 --> 0:57:49.790 a it's a tattoo of two dragons one fire one 0:57:49.990 --> 0:57:54.110 ice battling and whenever he flexes his bicep they kind 0:57:54.150 --> 0:57:59.700 of duel oh come on come on What was his inspiration? 0:57:59.720 --> 0:58:01.840 Was he in the same wall that Jack was staring at? 0:58:01.900 --> 0:58:03.060 He just loves dragons. 0:58:03.140 --> 0:58:05.770 He loves dragons. He's a big dragon guy. Loves it 0:58:05.790 --> 0:58:07.330 enough to put it on his forearm. 0:58:07.410 --> 0:58:10.270 To the point where we had a listener of Good 0:58:10.330 --> 0:58:15.340 Sauce bring him dragon hot sauce in Mount Dora to 0:58:15.400 --> 0:58:21.640 support his dragon fandom. Dude, dragons, they've got their niche community, 0:58:21.780 --> 0:58:24.220 and you've got to be careful with your tongue and 0:58:24.240 --> 0:58:26.120 with your dragon heat. 0:58:26.380 --> 0:58:28.810 I thought the dragon thing was done. Dragons are never 0:58:28.870 --> 0:58:31.630 done because dragons are real. Yeah, because when the show 0:58:31.650 --> 0:58:34.430 that came out that you guys watched, what's that? Game 0:58:34.470 --> 0:58:37.770 of Thrones. Yeah, Whisper in the Dark. When that show 0:58:37.810 --> 0:58:39.630 came out, that's when the dragon heat kind of fired 0:58:39.670 --> 0:58:40.360 back up, right? 0:58:40.820 --> 0:58:41.340 Oh, man. 0:58:41.360 --> 0:58:44.080 Whisper in the dark. Yeah, whisper in the dark. That's 0:58:44.120 --> 0:58:47.140 what they do. It is very darkly shot. Right, exactly. 0:58:47.180 --> 0:58:49.680 Like Odyssey is back to the boat with Matt Damon. 0:58:49.720 --> 0:58:52.760 This guy thinks dragons are gone. Let me ask you this. 0:58:53.180 --> 0:58:56.300 Game of Thrones, right? They have another show. What is 0:58:56.340 --> 0:59:03.690 that called? Oh, I... Oh, man, it's that one you watch. 0:59:04.110 --> 0:59:06.810 And it's... He calls it Hot D. Oh, yeah, yeah. 0:59:06.990 --> 0:59:11.140 It's House of the Dragons. Yeah, so dragons are still around. Yeah, yeah, okay, okay. 0:59:11.180 --> 0:59:17.580 And they're paying rent. The reason I didn't want to 0:59:17.600 --> 0:59:20.100 get it at Touch Up because at the time when 0:59:20.120 --> 0:59:22.180 you donate blood, if you get a tattoo, it would 0:59:22.240 --> 0:59:24.840 block you for a year you couldn't donate. Right, right, right. 0:59:24.860 --> 0:59:29.690 But now they knocked that down to four months. Oh, really? Yes. 0:59:30.370 --> 0:59:32.950 I got $ 100 for you to get that tattoo. 0:59:32.970 --> 0:59:35.830 Then I got to find the right tattoo artist. Oh, 0:59:35.830 --> 0:59:38.290 $ 100 doesn't even touch a tattoo anymore. They won't even walk. 0:59:38.430 --> 0:59:40.310 You can't even talk to a tattoo artist for $ 100 anymore. 0:59:40.330 --> 0:59:43.050 Unless you go on tattoo day, then it's like $ 10. Yeah, yeah. 0:59:43.110 --> 0:59:45.000 You don't want that. You don't want a $ 10 tattoo. 0:59:45.040 --> 0:59:48.710 That's like $ 20 eye surgery. You definitely don't want that. 0:59:49.270 --> 0:59:52.470 It's BOGO. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You don't want that at all. 0:59:53.430 --> 0:59:56.290 Not the procedure you're looking for a deal on. Deb, 0:59:56.310 --> 0:59:57.169 are you a dragon girl? 0:59:57.570 --> 0:59:57.950 Oh, yeah. 0:59:58.010 --> 1:00:02.040 You like the dragons, huh? Yeah, definitely. Really? But miniature ones. 1:00:02.120 --> 1:00:04.430 You're the only one, dude. You're the only one. I've 1:00:04.570 --> 1:00:06.190 never done it with a dragon thing, man. That's because 1:00:06.210 --> 1:00:08.910 you're a high school bully. I'm not a high school bully. 1:00:09.190 --> 1:00:10.790 How would you even possibly? And what does that have 1:00:10.810 --> 1:00:12.590 to do with? That's right. What does that have to 1:00:12.610 --> 1:00:15.190 do with dragons? Because people who are picked on like dragons, 1:00:15.210 --> 1:00:17.410 they always imagine dragons coming to save them. 1:00:17.850 --> 1:00:18.250 Oh. 1:00:18.290 --> 1:00:19.750 Yeah, yeah, yeah. From the bully. 1:00:19.950 --> 1:00:20.330 Okay, okay. 1:00:20.350 --> 1:00:22.510 Did you play high school baseball, right? I did play 1:00:22.550 --> 1:00:25.380 high school baseball. No chance of liking dragons, dude. 1:00:25.440 --> 1:00:29.260 You cannot like dragons and also be playing high school baseball. 1:00:29.340 --> 1:00:31.320 You know, you make a good point there. It's just 1:00:31.360 --> 1:00:33.900 part of the rules, man. Dragon law 105. But I 1:00:33.940 --> 1:00:36.160 did skateboard for a while, quite a bit. Is that 1:00:36.180 --> 1:00:40.110 skateboarders are dragon free as well? No, some skateboarders can 1:00:40.130 --> 1:00:41.690 back dragons. As a matter of fact, I got to 1:00:41.710 --> 1:00:42.990 tell you, one of my first boards, I think the 1:00:43.030 --> 1:00:45.810 Tommy Guerrero board had a dragon on the bottom of 1:00:45.830 --> 1:00:47.650 it with a big sword. Yeah, but did you board 1:00:47.710 --> 1:00:51.120 slide and mess up the graphic? No, I had the rails. Oh, 1:00:51.640 --> 1:00:54.540 all right. That was a while ago. No, it was 1:00:54.560 --> 1:01:00.220 a lot of protective stuff. I forgot they did that. 407-916-1041. 1:01:00.260 --> 1:01:04.790 Text us at 77031. Colbert Court next with our buddy 1:01:04.810 --> 1:01:05.410 Glenn Clausman. 1:01:09.450 --> 1:01:10.750 Hey, how's it going, Hunter? 1:01:11.290 --> 1:01:12.110 Oh, here we go. 1:01:12.170 --> 1:01:16.030 Two sunsets away from the weekend. Yep, I was born 1:01:16.070 --> 1:01:18.120 the year of the dragon. I don't pay too much 1:01:18.180 --> 1:01:20.890 attention to it, but while I was living in Hawaii, 1:01:20.950 --> 1:01:23.690 there was a big craze because, man, getting tattooed out 1:01:23.730 --> 1:01:26.910 there is like the thing you do. Nah, never did, 1:01:26.990 --> 1:01:28.630 but if I did, it would have been a dragon 1:01:28.690 --> 1:01:31.190 on the back of my left shoulder. Bro, I got 1:01:31.210 --> 1:01:34.360 enough scars. I don't need any other permanent marks. 1:01:34.380 --> 1:01:35.480 Aloha. 1:01:35.560 --> 1:01:40.100 Aloha, brother. All right, welcome back to the Jim Colbert Show, 1:01:40.260 --> 1:01:44.460 Real Radio 104.1. Hope you're having a good day, man. Thursday, 1:01:44.480 --> 1:01:47.860 tomorrow's the weekend. We'll be at Universal Studios broadcasting live 1:01:47.910 --> 1:01:49.470 for Halloween Hard Night. It's going to be a fun 1:01:49.510 --> 1:01:52.770 time out there. Got some special guests showing up as well. Exciting. Yeah, yeah, 1:01:52.790 --> 1:01:55.310 it's going to be very exciting. Can't wait, man. Welcome back. 1:01:55.370 --> 1:01:56.810 I'm Jim. Deb is over here as well. 1:01:56.870 --> 1:01:57.190 Yeah. 1:01:57.630 --> 1:02:03.040 Jack. Yeah. And Sauce. It's all true, y'all. Let's do 1:02:03.100 --> 1:02:03.680 Colbert Court. 1:02:04.710 --> 1:02:07.230 What you are listening to is real. Well, sort of. 1:02:07.770 --> 1:02:11.370 The participants are not actors. That's a fact. This is, however, 1:02:11.390 --> 1:02:15.640 a real case that will be decided here in our forum, 1:02:16.340 --> 1:02:17.220 the Colbert Court. 1:02:17.240 --> 1:02:18.880 That's right. Colbert Court brought to you by our good 1:02:18.920 --> 1:02:23.480 friend Glenn Clausman of Clausman Law. That's K-L-A-U-S-M-A-N-L-A-W.com. Office is 1:02:23.540 --> 1:02:28.320 right there in Winter Park. 407-917-1718. Car crash. Call Mr. 1:02:28.360 --> 1:02:34.480 Glenn Clausman. Guys, good loud for Glenn Clausman. Yay! Personal 1:02:34.620 --> 1:02:38.160 injury attorney in town for many, many years. Has served 1:02:38.200 --> 1:02:42.200 the public quite well. Super lawyer. Legal elite. Is a 1:02:42.660 --> 1:02:45.870 member of all the right clubs, sir. Yeah, it's good 1:02:45.890 --> 1:02:48.630 to be in the right club. Good to be recognized, 1:02:48.650 --> 1:02:52.590 is it not? It is. You have a wonderful portfolio 1:02:52.910 --> 1:02:55.910 of work over these years in Central Florida. Yeah, reputation 1:02:55.930 --> 1:02:57.730 means an awful lot to me. It sure does, and 1:02:57.750 --> 1:02:59.770 I like that. That's one of the many reasons you're here, buddy, 1:02:59.790 --> 1:03:01.210 is because I like the fact that you care about 1:03:01.230 --> 1:03:04.310 your integrity. We love that. Every single week, Glenn will 1:03:04.350 --> 1:03:07.780 bring a case into us. Actually, we've done you be 1:03:07.820 --> 1:03:10.680 the jury the last two weeks. We're not doing that 1:03:10.720 --> 1:03:11.960 this time, right? We're just going to try to figure 1:03:12.000 --> 1:03:14.700 this case out? Yes. Yeah, very good. This is a 1:03:14.960 --> 1:03:17.790 relatively new case, right? Brand new call. Like brand new. 1:03:18.130 --> 1:03:21.750 Brand new. Refreshing. This is a freshie. And we're hot 1:03:21.850 --> 1:03:25.490 on motorcycle stuff, too, by the way. Another motorcycle one? 1:03:25.510 --> 1:03:27.400 Last week it was a scooter thing. This time we 1:03:27.420 --> 1:03:28.500 have a motorcycle thing. 1:03:28.560 --> 1:03:28.820 E-bikes. 1:03:28.880 --> 1:03:31.260 Yeah, we've been doing e-bikes. Yeah, yeah, for sure. So 1:03:31.680 --> 1:03:33.980 for people just tuning in, not familiar with Colbert Court, 1:03:34.000 --> 1:03:36.990 Glenn Clausman is a personal injury attorney. He's been in 1:03:37.030 --> 1:03:40.130 town for many, many years. handles everything, specializes in car 1:03:40.170 --> 1:03:43.210 crashes and dealing with insurance companies and the nuances of 1:03:43.250 --> 1:03:45.910 doing that. That's why he does get the legal elite 1:03:45.930 --> 1:03:48.790 and super lawyer distinctions, and he comes in and brings 1:03:48.850 --> 1:03:51.070 us a case. We'll bring this around the room. We'll 1:03:51.090 --> 1:03:52.210 try to figure it out, and, of course, we'll turn 1:03:52.230 --> 1:03:53.550 it over to Glenn. One of the reasons we do 1:03:53.590 --> 1:03:55.790 this is to show you the weird nuances in the 1:03:55.850 --> 1:03:58.390 law along with insurance, especially when it deals with the 1:03:58.430 --> 1:04:00.610 state of Florida because this is a very unique state 1:04:00.930 --> 1:04:03.470 with some very unique penal laws when it comes to 1:04:04.070 --> 1:04:06.770 insurance and how you deal with getting that. Wouldn't you 1:04:06.790 --> 1:04:09.670 agree some of it's penal? I wouldn't use that word. 1:04:09.910 --> 1:04:13.880 Why not? Because penal is, I think, more criminal. Maybe 1:04:13.890 --> 1:04:17.580 some of the laws we have are criminal. You can 1:04:17.620 --> 1:04:21.640 make the argument that you not having insurance crashing into 1:04:21.680 --> 1:04:24.340 somebody with no responsibility is criminal. I mean, I believe that. 1:04:24.480 --> 1:04:26.360 It is. But it does happen all the time. 1:04:27.020 --> 1:04:29.180 Yep, and the whole point is we try to come 1:04:29.200 --> 1:04:30.460 up with something that will help people. 1:04:30.700 --> 1:04:33.740 Yeah, for sure. All right, you guys ready? Ready. Faticus? 1:04:34.180 --> 1:04:38.280 All present. Faticus is present. Here we go. Rocky was 1:04:38.440 --> 1:04:41.420 injured in a motorcycle accident and was about to sign 1:04:41.500 --> 1:04:45.050 a release of his claim but wanted a second opinion. 1:04:45.990 --> 1:04:50.190 The at-fault car driver that changed lanes into Rocky's lane 1:04:50.290 --> 1:04:53.210 has only $ 10, 000 worth of auto insurance to pay for 1:04:53.250 --> 1:04:57.720 the injuries to Rocky. And that at-fault driver's adjuster will 1:04:57.760 --> 1:05:02.720 pay for the damage to Rocky's motorcycle, plus $ 10, 000 in 1:05:02.780 --> 1:05:08.680 exchange for Rocky signing a release of all claims. Rocky's 1:05:08.800 --> 1:05:14.120 injuries are road rash that will leave some scarring. No fractures, 1:05:14.180 --> 1:05:17.790 but the ambulance bill plus the emergency room bill total 1:05:17.910 --> 1:05:23.010 over $ 25, 000. Wow. That's criminal right there. Yeah, that's criminal. 1:05:23.250 --> 1:05:27.190 Rocky has no insurance on his motorcycle. Oh, Rocky. And 1:05:27.330 --> 1:05:33.030 no health insurance either. Oh, okay. Can you help Rocky? 1:05:36.030 --> 1:05:40.030 You are the lawyer. If Rocky comes to you and 1:05:40.050 --> 1:05:42.750 he lays this out and says, this is exactly what happens, 1:05:43.190 --> 1:05:47.110 I do not have insurance or health insurance, how can 1:05:47.150 --> 1:05:49.800 you help me? So I want to make sure I 1:05:49.820 --> 1:05:50.360 have this right. 1:05:50.380 --> 1:05:50.780 Sure, sure. 1:05:50.940 --> 1:05:54.360 So the at-fault driver has the $ 10, 000 to pay for 1:05:54.380 --> 1:05:58.460 the injuries to Rocky. So at least we have $ 10, 000 1:05:57.060 --> 1:05:59.700 going toward this $ 25, 000 bill. 1:05:59.840 --> 1:06:00.080 Correct. 1:06:00.140 --> 1:06:01.560 And that can be used anyway. It can be used 1:06:01.580 --> 1:06:04.020 to pay the ambulance ride or for the hospital stay, right? 1:06:04.160 --> 1:06:07.740 It's money Rocky gets if he signs the releases. Right. 1:06:08.020 --> 1:06:11.240 If he signs the release. His bike is damaged as well. 1:06:11.400 --> 1:06:14.840 That's not part of the $ 25, 000. So we don't know 1:06:14.880 --> 1:06:17.100 what that is. That could be another $ 5, 000 or whatever. Yeah, 1:06:17.120 --> 1:06:19.370 they're paying for the bike. That's not an issue. Yeah, okay. 1:06:19.390 --> 1:06:22.030 So they're paying for the dollars, and they want to 1:06:22.070 --> 1:06:24.810 give him an extra $ 10, 000 on top of that, which 1:06:25.130 --> 1:06:27.590 tells you that Rocky is going to be short $ 5, 000. $ 15, 000. 1:06:27.230 --> 1:06:32.530 $ 15, 000 short. $ 15, 000. I'm sorry. $ 15, 000. $ 25, 000. You're right. 1:06:32.720 --> 1:06:35.360 Oh, that tells me that they realize how much liability, 1:06:35.420 --> 1:06:37.780 and they're trying to wave the numbers in front of 1:06:37.880 --> 1:06:40.740 our motorcyclists to be like, look, look at what we're doing. 1:06:40.760 --> 1:06:41.900 This is so generous. 1:06:41.920 --> 1:06:42.100 Yes. 1:06:42.860 --> 1:06:48.070 Well, the problem is the at-fault driver only has $ 10, 000 1:06:46.630 --> 1:06:49.810 of insurance to pay for Rocky's injuries. That's where the 1:06:49.850 --> 1:06:52.110 problem is. Yeah, but I thought the way this is written, 1:06:52.130 --> 1:06:55.210 it almost seems like as an incentive, they were offering 1:06:55.250 --> 1:06:57.770 another $ 10, 000 for him to settle and sign the release. 1:06:58.630 --> 1:07:03.150 No, they're offering him the $ 10, 000 of insurance available for 1:07:03.170 --> 1:07:05.950 the at-fault driver for Rocky to release the at-fault driver. 1:07:06.290 --> 1:07:08.510 And they'll also pay for the bike. That's totally separate. 1:07:08.910 --> 1:07:11.090 Yeah, but why is that? Yeah, because hold on for 1:07:11.110 --> 1:07:14.370 a second. Isn't that, you know, that's not a negotiable thing. 1:07:14.750 --> 1:07:16.410 I mean, if he's at fault, the 10 comes his 1:07:16.450 --> 1:07:18.070 way anyway. That's, I mean, why would I sign a 1:07:18.110 --> 1:07:20.310 release for $ 10, 000 that I'm already due? 1:07:21.010 --> 1:07:23.110 Well, because they won't give you the 10 grand unless 1:07:23.130 --> 1:07:26.610 you release the driver. Because the reason the at-fault driver 1:07:26.650 --> 1:07:29.390 has insurance is so his insurance company will protect him 1:07:29.910 --> 1:07:32.330 by paying that $ 10, 000 in exchange. 1:07:31.990 --> 1:07:34.690 For a release. So what if you sue them? You 1:07:34.730 --> 1:07:35.170 can sue them. 1:07:35.950 --> 1:07:39.730 And his insurance company will say, well, here's the $ 10, 000. 1:07:38.930 --> 1:07:41.670 That's all we have. But then he doesn't get his 1:07:41.710 --> 1:07:44.450 bike repaired? No, his bike's getting repaired separately. That's a 1:07:44.470 --> 1:07:46.630 total separate issue. So his bike's good. He'll get his 1:07:46.670 --> 1:07:49.870 motorcycle back. But he would still have $ 15, 000 in bills 1:07:49.910 --> 1:07:53.650 to pay on his own. So if the policy only 1:07:53.670 --> 1:07:59.840 goes for $ 10, 000 and he's getting the $ 10, 000, there's no 1:07:59.880 --> 1:08:04.100 more money unless he goes after the person directly, right? 1:08:04.180 --> 1:08:04.500 Correct. 1:08:04.780 --> 1:08:08.580 Okay. So it would be a civil suit against the driver? Well, 1:08:08.600 --> 1:08:10.400 he could go after the driver personally. 1:08:10.500 --> 1:08:10.780 Yeah. 1:08:11.040 --> 1:08:13.800 And then the insurance company will defend him, and they'll 1:08:13.820 --> 1:08:16.530 pay the $ 10, 000 that they have that they've offered all along. 1:08:17.050 --> 1:08:21.090 And you'll get a judgment against the at-fault driver and 1:08:21.110 --> 1:08:22.410 whether you can collect any money on it. 1:08:22.410 --> 1:08:23.150 It's another story. 1:08:24.810 --> 1:08:27.470 So trying to figure out how else you could help 1:08:27.510 --> 1:08:29.410 Rocky other than suing the at-fault driver. 1:08:29.439 --> 1:08:32.390 So does Rocky live at home? Rocky doesn't live at home. 1:08:32.430 --> 1:08:33.729 He does not live at home. He lives on his own. 1:08:33.750 --> 1:08:36.030 He lives on his own. He has no insurance. He's 1:08:36.100 --> 1:08:38.559 in his 30s. Does Rocky have a job? Rocky has 1:08:38.600 --> 1:08:41.179 a job, yeah. But no health. He's in the service industry. 1:08:41.200 --> 1:08:42.900 He's in the service industry. That's why he has no 1:08:42.939 --> 1:08:46.740 health insurance. Yeah, no health insurance. His injuries aren't permanent. 1:08:46.820 --> 1:08:48.880 It's just road rash. It'll cause some scarring. Is the 1:08:48.900 --> 1:08:51.690 scarring cosmetic in his face or anything? No, the scarring 1:08:51.729 --> 1:08:54.530 is on his limbs. But he'll have some permanent scars 1:08:54.570 --> 1:08:56.650 from it. Chicks dig that. That's fine. 1:08:56.830 --> 1:08:57.170 Yeah. 1:08:57.850 --> 1:08:59.190 That will hold up in court. 1:08:59.830 --> 1:08:59.930 Yeah. 1:09:00.540 --> 1:09:03.060 Wow dude this it's you know you bring this case 1:09:03.120 --> 1:09:04.860 it seems black and white which means it can't be 1:09:08.380 --> 1:09:09.840 you guys have been doing well but they're not all 1:09:09.860 --> 1:09:14.970 easy yeah yeah okay um was rocky on the clock No, 1:09:15.189 --> 1:09:16.930 Rocky's not on the clock. Was the person on the 1:09:16.950 --> 1:09:19.929 clock who hit him? There's no person. There's no clock? 1:09:20.290 --> 1:09:22.050 Good question, but the person that hit him is not 1:09:22.110 --> 1:09:23.930 in the course and scope of any employment, so you 1:09:23.950 --> 1:09:25.089 cannot go after an employer. 1:09:25.490 --> 1:09:28.060 What caused the person to change lanes? Didn't see Rocky. 1:09:30.160 --> 1:09:33.360 Does the person who hit Rocky, is this their vehicle 1:09:33.620 --> 1:09:36.650 or were they borrowing a vehicle? Is this a minor 1:09:36.700 --> 1:09:38.490 who was driving their parent's vehicle? 1:09:38.510 --> 1:09:41.170 Another great question, but no, it's an individual and all 1:09:41.210 --> 1:09:44.010 he has is $ 10, 000 of insurance to pay for Rocky's injury. 1:09:44.050 --> 1:09:45.130 Does he own his own home? 1:09:45.170 --> 1:09:46.950 Yeah, that's the other thing. You can't go after a home. 1:09:47.530 --> 1:09:50.470 Homeowner's insurance will not cover it. Does he own his 1:09:50.550 --> 1:09:52.139 own home? If he owned his own home, it'd be 1:09:52.180 --> 1:09:54.200 protected from bankruptcy if the guy wanted to go through 1:09:54.220 --> 1:09:58.000 bankruptcy to wipe out the claim against him. Homestead's protected. 1:09:58.160 --> 1:10:00.019 Let me ask a stupider question. No, all these are 1:10:00.040 --> 1:10:02.180 good questions. If he's a renter, does renter insurance come 1:10:02.200 --> 1:10:02.400 into play? 1:10:02.420 --> 1:10:02.560 No, no. 1:10:02.560 --> 1:10:03.500 We can cover it now. 1:10:04.300 --> 1:10:07.580 If he has a guy that owes him like $ 200 1:10:07.260 --> 1:10:08.700 or $ 300, can he cash that out? 1:10:09.700 --> 1:10:12.720 What movie was that one from? Have you ever seen 1:10:12.740 --> 1:10:15.000 the movie Speed? Here we go, yeah. And there's no 1:10:15.040 --> 1:10:17.710 way to negotiate this because he has no leverage. He 1:10:17.750 --> 1:10:19.950 has no leverage to sue because, I mean, he can't sue. 1:10:19.970 --> 1:10:23.550 I mean, I guess you could, but you have no case. 1:10:23.689 --> 1:10:26.410 He can sue. He is a victim here. 1:10:26.490 --> 1:10:26.689 Correct. 1:10:26.729 --> 1:10:28.870 The other person is at fault. He can sue for 1:10:28.910 --> 1:10:32.330 beyond the policy, but will he get it? That's the 1:10:32.370 --> 1:10:33.929 problem if he sues. 1:10:33.970 --> 1:10:36.810 Let's say the jury gives him $ 50, 000. Where are you 1:10:36.840 --> 1:10:38.800 going to get the other $ 40, 000 from? You've got to 1:10:38.840 --> 1:10:41.960 try to collect it from somebody who may not have 1:10:41.979 --> 1:10:43.560 the financial wherewithal to pay anything else. 1:10:44.100 --> 1:10:48.400 Unless the insurance company settles to make the lawsuit go away, 1:10:48.520 --> 1:10:50.530 even though it's beyond the 10, is that. 1:10:52.070 --> 1:10:55.690 That's something called bad faith, Jack. But that happens when 1:10:56.330 --> 1:10:59.950 the insurance company does not offer the policy limits when 1:10:59.990 --> 1:11:01.910 you ask for it and when you give them everything 1:11:02.380 --> 1:11:04.509 that they need to see that they should pay it, 1:11:05.240 --> 1:11:06.800 and they don't pay it, and you go to court 1:11:06.820 --> 1:11:10.120 later and you get $ 100, 000. It's their fault that the 1:11:10.360 --> 1:11:12.640 at-fault party now owes a bunch more money than the 1:11:12.700 --> 1:11:13.540 insurance policy. 1:11:14.150 --> 1:11:15.889 So that's what's called a bad faith claim. 1:11:15.910 --> 1:11:17.670 But we don't have that here because right away they 1:11:17.689 --> 1:11:19.950 turned around a rock and said, there's only $ 10, 000 and 1:11:19.990 --> 1:11:21.170 we'll pay it. 1:11:21.180 --> 1:11:21.620 We'll pay it. 1:11:22.450 --> 1:11:24.640 It sounds like he's going to have to– this is 1:11:24.700 --> 1:11:26.900 the best deal on the table for him because if 1:11:26.960 --> 1:11:30.280 he sues them, he takes– he gets the risk of 1:11:30.720 --> 1:11:32.080 not getting his bike fixed. 1:11:32.280 --> 1:11:34.880 Oh, no, they'll fix the bike. If he sues them, 1:11:34.900 --> 1:11:37.280 there's going to be some more cost to him also. Right, yeah, 1:11:37.310 --> 1:11:38.770 because if he loses, he has to pay the legal fees. 1:11:38.830 --> 1:11:43.550 Can he agree to it if the– If they talk 1:11:43.630 --> 1:11:49.170 their bills down to $ 10, 000, they can lower the bills, 1:11:49.210 --> 1:11:54.099 whether it's the hospital and the ambulance. Is it possible 1:11:54.140 --> 1:11:57.240 to negotiate that down and put the onus of that 1:11:57.820 --> 1:11:59.400 on the insurance company? 1:11:59.439 --> 1:12:01.860 Well, it's possible to negotiate bills down, and we do 1:12:01.880 --> 1:12:03.740 that all the time when there's very limited money that 1:12:03.760 --> 1:12:05.639 someone recovers, and the bills are more than the money 1:12:05.660 --> 1:12:09.139 they recovered. The ambulance, very difficult to deal with those folks. 1:12:09.960 --> 1:12:12.639 But the hospital... You know, it's a matter of saying 1:12:12.680 --> 1:12:17.240 to the hospital, there's only $ 10, 000, and you've got a 1:12:17.260 --> 1:12:18.680 bill that we can't pay, so you're going to have 1:12:18.700 --> 1:12:20.080 to reduce it or you're not going to get paid. 1:12:20.620 --> 1:12:22.780 Or work out a payment plan where you're going to 1:12:22.900 --> 1:12:24.090 get $ 25 a month or something like that. 1:12:24.160 --> 1:12:26.250 Because the ambulance companies are third party, aren't they? They're 1:12:26.270 --> 1:12:26.770 third party. 1:12:26.790 --> 1:12:27.110 Yeah, yeah. 1:12:27.130 --> 1:12:29.010 So they're not affiliated with the hospital at all, are they? 1:12:29.050 --> 1:12:29.530 Totally different. 1:12:29.630 --> 1:12:31.970 Yeah, completely different machine altogether. And some of them are 1:12:32.770 --> 1:12:35.000 owned by... particular cities. 1:12:35.340 --> 1:12:38.400 Right, right, right. Or counties. I've just dealt with the 1:12:38.460 --> 1:12:41.700 Lucia County Ambulance Service. So let me ask, there's another 1:12:41.800 --> 1:12:44.890 interesting aspect of this. They really want this guy's release. 1:12:45.490 --> 1:12:45.750 Correct. 1:12:45.790 --> 1:12:48.650 They really want this release. Well, that's because the person 1:12:48.670 --> 1:12:52.080 who's at fault needs a release so he doesn't get sued. Right, yeah. 1:12:52.160 --> 1:12:54.540 And his insurance company is obligated to get the release. 1:12:54.600 --> 1:12:58.860 That's why he buys insurance. So why isn't that negotiable then? Like, hey, look, 1:12:58.920 --> 1:13:01.000 if you want a release, if you want a guarantee 1:13:01.040 --> 1:13:03.410 that I'm not going to come after you civilly, we 1:13:03.450 --> 1:13:04.910 have to get this number up. Is there a way 1:13:04.930 --> 1:13:05.370 to do that? 1:13:05.950 --> 1:13:09.470 Well, it used to be easier, but now the law 1:13:09.710 --> 1:13:12.689 is once the insurance company offers that money, once you've 1:13:12.750 --> 1:13:15.840 told them, showed them everything, You give them every reason 1:13:15.880 --> 1:13:19.320 to offer it. You've given all the documentation. If they 1:13:19.340 --> 1:13:20.960 don't offer it, then you can go after them for 1:13:21.000 --> 1:13:22.620 what's called bad faith like we talked about. 1:13:22.680 --> 1:13:22.900 Sure. 1:13:22.920 --> 1:13:24.120 But once they turn around and say we're going to 1:13:24.160 --> 1:13:27.740 pay it, the law now is such that you can't 1:13:27.800 --> 1:13:29.480 get any more money than. 1:13:29.040 --> 1:13:31.660 To $ 10, 000. So this is a take it or leave 1:13:31.720 --> 1:13:34.200 it scenario with them. That's what the insurance company is 1:13:34.220 --> 1:13:34.519 telling them. 1:13:35.520 --> 1:13:37.670 And it does really sound kind of like it is 1:13:37.729 --> 1:13:39.389 going to be the best deal that he can get. 1:13:39.430 --> 1:13:42.090 You remember, we had a case involving a fellow named Patrick. 1:13:42.570 --> 1:13:42.790 Yes. 1:13:42.890 --> 1:13:46.179 Long-time listener. Yeah, yeah, yeah. This is a similar situation 1:13:47.020 --> 1:13:52.540 where this fellow has insurance on his car, and his 1:13:52.620 --> 1:13:58.110 car insurance includes insurance. under-insured motorist coverage. Oh, no way, really? 1:13:58.130 --> 1:14:00.050 We didn't know he had a car. Well, you didn't 1:14:00.090 --> 1:14:01.849 ask if he had a car. Yeah, we didn't ask. 1:14:02.300 --> 1:14:04.720 Why are you guys so dumb? He has car insurance. 1:14:04.740 --> 1:14:06.600 You didn't listen to Patrick's commercial this morning. 1:14:06.840 --> 1:14:07.799 I heard it on the Monsters. 1:14:07.860 --> 1:14:12.240 I was coming into work. I heard Patrick. And his 1:14:12.340 --> 1:14:15.780 particular uninsured motorist coverage with the company that he got 1:14:16.120 --> 1:14:20.980 coverage from defines motor vehicles in such a way that 1:14:22.380 --> 1:14:27.630 Rocky can get his uninsured motorist coverage from his car insurance, 1:14:27.930 --> 1:14:30.269 even though he's on his motorcycle that has no insurance 1:14:30.370 --> 1:14:34.430 on it. So that's what we have here. And this 1:14:34.490 --> 1:14:37.930 is something that some lawyers will miss. A lot of 1:14:37.970 --> 1:14:40.070 folks will miss this when they look at it. And 1:14:40.180 --> 1:14:44.920 if Rocky took the $ 10, 000 and released the at-fault party, 1:14:45.840 --> 1:14:50.240 his uninsured motorist insurance company might say, we're not going 1:14:50.260 --> 1:14:52.890 to pay you anything. Because we wanted to have the 1:14:52.950 --> 1:14:57.250 right to go after the Apple Party's insurance for the 1:14:57.350 --> 1:15:00.130 money we're going to pay to you under uninsured motorist coverage. 1:15:00.229 --> 1:15:01.150 Wow. 1:15:01.310 --> 1:15:03.620 So that release of all claims, if he signed that, 1:15:04.140 --> 1:15:06.940 could have prevented him from getting his uninsured motorist coverage also. 1:15:06.960 --> 1:15:08.160 Wow. 1:15:08.220 --> 1:15:13.880 So this was quite a quagmire that Rocky was potentially facing. Fortunately, 1:15:13.939 --> 1:15:16.360 he called. Fortunately, he's got the good insurance that his 1:15:16.520 --> 1:15:18.800 uninsured motorist coverage on his car is. is going to 1:15:18.860 --> 1:15:21.600 cover his injuries from his motorcycle accident, even though he 1:15:21.620 --> 1:15:22.900 has no insurance on a motorcycle. 1:15:22.920 --> 1:15:25.900 We automatically assume that was his sole form of transportation 1:15:25.930 --> 1:15:28.390 without asking if he had an automobile as well. But 1:15:28.430 --> 1:15:31.189 why would you have great insurance on your car and 1:15:31.370 --> 1:15:34.390 no insurance on your motorcycle, which is 50 times more 1:15:34.430 --> 1:15:35.769 dangerous to ride than your car? 1:15:35.970 --> 1:15:38.969 Well, because you have to have insurance on a car. 1:15:38.990 --> 1:15:40.630 You don't have to have insurance on a motorcycle. You 1:15:40.670 --> 1:15:42.680 don't have to have uninsured motorist coverage, but thank God 1:15:42.720 --> 1:15:45.200 he has it. A lot of folks just don't buy 1:15:45.240 --> 1:15:48.840 insurance on a motorcycle. Because even to buy uninsured motorist 1:15:48.860 --> 1:15:51.300 coverage on a motorcycle, you have to buy what's called 1:15:51.420 --> 1:15:55.120 bodily injury liability insurance on a motorcycle, which means if 1:15:55.200 --> 1:15:58.590 you cause somebody's injuries while you're operating your motorcycle, that 1:15:58.650 --> 1:16:02.490 coverage will pay. And most motorcyclists, they're the victims. They're 1:16:02.530 --> 1:16:05.910 not the ones causing somebody else's injuries. So, you know, 1:16:06.050 --> 1:16:09.080 it's just … A lot of folks on motorcycles don't 1:16:09.120 --> 1:16:11.439 buy insurance that includes uninsured motorist coverage. 1:16:11.560 --> 1:16:14.560 Now, can I do a little public service announcement here? 1:16:14.660 --> 1:16:14.850 Sure, sure. 1:16:14.970 --> 1:16:18.590 That doesn't mean that you shouldn't have insurance on your motorcycle, right? 1:16:18.650 --> 1:16:20.849 Just because? I mean, you don't want to really roll 1:16:20.870 --> 1:16:21.710 those dice? 1:16:22.130 --> 1:16:24.510 No, you want insurance on a motorcycle because the chances 1:16:24.590 --> 1:16:26.110 are you're going to get hurt on that motorcycle. 1:16:26.130 --> 1:16:26.570 Yeah, yeah. 1:16:26.790 --> 1:16:31.179 I mean, I remember a poster in an orthopedic surgeon's 1:16:31.240 --> 1:16:33.520 office saying something like– If you're going to buy your 1:16:33.560 --> 1:16:35.930 son a motorcycle, hopefully it won't be on his last birthday. 1:16:35.990 --> 1:16:37.070 Yeah, okay. 1:16:37.750 --> 1:16:37.930 Yeah. 1:16:38.130 --> 1:16:40.410 Kind of a hard message. Yes, yes. Don't put that 1:16:40.510 --> 1:16:41.070 in the card. 1:16:41.090 --> 1:16:41.550 Yeah, yeah. 1:16:41.689 --> 1:16:42.429 Exactly. 1:16:42.710 --> 1:16:46.570 I mean, obviously they saw a lot of bad motorcycle accidents. 1:16:46.630 --> 1:16:50.350 Here's $ 100. Rocky's lucky. I mean, most motorcycle accidents, it's 1:16:50.430 --> 1:16:51.450 more than just road rash. 1:16:51.590 --> 1:16:52.189 Right, right, right. 1:16:52.370 --> 1:16:54.400 And how fast were they? Were they on a major highway? Yeah, 1:16:54.410 --> 1:16:56.740 they were on, I don't remember what road they were on. 1:16:56.900 --> 1:16:59.120 It wasn't an issue for me. My issue was trying 1:16:59.140 --> 1:17:00.960 to figure out where the money is to pay the damages. 1:17:02.020 --> 1:17:03.400 But the other car just came into his lane. 1:17:03.439 --> 1:17:03.980 He didn't see him. 1:17:04.460 --> 1:17:06.390 And he swerved to get out of the way and 1:17:06.430 --> 1:17:09.210 ended up laying a bike down. And fortunately, the other 1:17:09.250 --> 1:17:12.590 driver saw what happened and pulled over and stopped. And, 1:17:13.530 --> 1:17:16.670 you know, that's what we had. Wow, incredible. Well, good job, buddy. 1:17:16.750 --> 1:17:17.610 I bet he's pretty happy. 1:17:18.150 --> 1:17:22.520 Yeah. I bet Rocky's elated. Yeah, he's happy there's an 1:17:22.580 --> 1:17:23.460 answer to his problem. 1:17:23.540 --> 1:17:23.929 Yeah, man. 1:17:23.939 --> 1:17:24.600 Glad he made the call. 1:17:24.620 --> 1:17:26.519 He's happy he asked for a second opinion because he 1:17:26.540 --> 1:17:28.780 was ready to take the $ 10, 000. He was just frustrated 1:17:28.820 --> 1:17:30.390 by the fact that. He's going to end up on 1:17:30.410 --> 1:17:33.570 the short end of things and looking for some help. 1:17:33.790 --> 1:17:36.769 Was he a listener by any chance? He was a listener, yeah. Wow. 1:17:37.220 --> 1:17:39.479 That's a great thing. We do a great service because 1:17:39.500 --> 1:17:41.840 there's so many people that listen. And when they get 1:17:42.060 --> 1:17:43.620 a problem, they call. And I've had a lot of 1:17:43.660 --> 1:17:47.059 people say, my friend who's a listener referred me to you. 1:17:47.479 --> 1:17:50.799 Oh, very cool, man. Well, great case, dude. I mean, honestly, 1:17:50.840 --> 1:17:53.080 I thought this guy may have been screwed. I never 1:17:53.160 --> 1:17:55.450 thought to even ask if he had a car. But 1:17:55.470 --> 1:17:58.730 that really kind of illustrates exactly what could happen, though, right? 1:17:58.750 --> 1:18:00.590 You have to ask all the right questions. And you 1:18:00.670 --> 1:18:02.410 all were asking some great questions. You have to ask 1:18:02.490 --> 1:18:04.410 all the right questions. It's just a matter of, you know. 1:18:04.490 --> 1:18:06.679 And that's why you need to talk to a lawyer 1:18:06.700 --> 1:18:08.960 who knows what they're doing with this kind of stuff 1:18:09.040 --> 1:18:12.020 rather than try to handle it on your own. There's 1:18:12.080 --> 1:18:14.690 ways lawyers can help you that you'll never be able 1:18:14.710 --> 1:18:15.139 to figure out. 1:18:15.150 --> 1:18:17.810 Yeah, 100%. But once again, it illuminates what the safety 1:18:17.850 --> 1:18:21.770 net is of uninsured motorists. It really does. Yeah, 100%. Absolutely. 1:18:21.810 --> 1:18:23.280 Always good to see you, buddy. Good night from Mr. 1:18:23.300 --> 1:18:30.960 Glenn Claus. Yay! That's K-L-A-U-S-M-A-N-L-A-W.com. Office is right there in 1:18:31.100 --> 1:18:31.620 Winter Park. 1:18:31.640 --> 1:18:31.710 407-917-1718. 1:18:31.740 --> 1:18:33.740 Car crash. Call that man right there, Mr. Glenn Clausman. Buddy, 1:18:33.760 --> 1:18:35.100 have a good weekend. Thanks, thanks. We'll see you soon. 1:18:35.120 --> 1:18:36.860 Looking forward to a dozen pups in a month. 1:18:36.920 --> 1:18:37.260 Oh, yeah. 1:18:37.280 --> 1:18:39.200 It's going to be a good time. Get some information 1:18:39.229 --> 1:18:41.810 about that coming up right now. All right. 1:18:41.830 --> 1:18:42.010 407-916-1041. 1:18:42.050 --> 1:18:43.490 Text us. 1:18:43.490 --> 1:18:43.550 77031. 1:18:43.530 --> 1:18:45.930 Back in a sec with more of the Jim Colbert Show. 1:18:47.080 --> 1:18:49.860 Hey, we've got to have some fun with this, man. 1:18:49.900 --> 1:18:55.559 I can't believe it. Get the flock out of here. 1:18:55.660 --> 1:19:01.370 I couldn't give a flying flock. Let's see. Joke them 1:19:01.410 --> 1:19:05.070 if they can't take a flock. The list goes on, man, 1:19:05.130 --> 1:19:08.269 but I'm sure we're going to give– Bradshaw, a couple 1:19:08.310 --> 1:19:10.450 gray hairs. But just a thought, Paul. 1:19:10.710 --> 1:19:17.450 Almost. All right, welcome back to the Jim Colbert Show. 1:19:17.470 --> 1:19:20.110 We're already at 104.1. I am Jim. There's Deb. Hello. 1:19:20.150 --> 1:19:20.339 Jack. 1:19:20.490 --> 1:19:20.700 Hi. 1:19:20.840 --> 1:19:23.920 And Ross. That's true. Suds, Pups, and Pints is coming 1:19:23.979 --> 1:19:28.300 up September 26th. Just a couple weeks from now, actually. Yeah, 1:19:28.400 --> 1:19:32.250 it is. Let's see. Yeah, three weeks. Yeah, three weeks. 1:19:33.050 --> 1:19:35.670 If you have yet to visit Suds Pups, it's our 1:19:35.750 --> 1:19:39.110 fourth annual Celebrity Dog Wash event. We raise money for 1:19:39.140 --> 1:19:44.000 the Humane Society of Lake County. That's right. Celebrating their 1:19:44.500 --> 1:19:47.469 50th year as a no-kill shelter. Which is awesome. It's great. 1:19:47.729 --> 1:19:49.230 It's all brought to you by our friend over at 1:19:49.270 --> 1:19:51.370 Clausman Law. Of course, Glenn Clausman is the major sponsor, 1:19:51.410 --> 1:19:53.610 which we appreciate greatly. We're going to be there from 1:19:53.610 --> 1:19:56.990 3 until 6, Sunset Park in downtown Mount Dora. Live entertainment, 1:19:57.010 --> 1:20:01.800 family activities, dog training tips from Pawfection Dog Training and auctions. 1:20:02.160 --> 1:20:04.760 Yes, speaking of which, I want to thank Ryan and 1:20:04.840 --> 1:20:10.020 Paul who reached out with some silent auction items for 1:20:10.060 --> 1:20:12.570 the event. If you would like to donate some silent 1:20:12.670 --> 1:20:16.009 auction items... For Suds, Pups, and Pints in September 26th, 1:20:16.350 --> 1:20:19.800 feel free to email me at deb at realradio.fm. 1:20:20.000 --> 1:20:21.600 Yeah, we're going to have some rounds of golf. We're 1:20:21.620 --> 1:20:24.380 going to have some cool baskets with cigars and some 1:20:24.420 --> 1:20:26.059 other opportunities to do cool stuff as well. 1:20:26.350 --> 1:20:26.729 Oh, yes. 1:20:26.790 --> 1:20:29.430 Stays in Georgia. I want to thank Guinness because they're 1:20:29.470 --> 1:20:32.410 providing the giant big screen, so there will be college 1:20:32.510 --> 1:20:35.269 football on the giant screen. screen out there like they 1:20:35.290 --> 1:20:36.389 did last year. That was great. 1:20:36.410 --> 1:20:38.910 Guinness beer is the official beer of Suds, Pups, and Pints. 1:20:38.979 --> 1:20:39.900 And I have your t-shirts. 1:20:39.979 --> 1:20:41.099 I just haven't brought them in. And I've got to 1:20:41.110 --> 1:20:42.900 tell you, we have gotten the cost of this down 1:20:42.939 --> 1:20:46.060 where it's very, very affordable for everybody. Oh, what's the 1:20:46.080 --> 1:20:48.460 cost this year? It's absolutely free. 1:20:48.620 --> 1:20:49.059 What? 1:20:49.180 --> 1:20:50.740 Yeah, that's right. You can come to this event and 1:20:50.760 --> 1:20:53.400 it does not cost you one nickel to walk in 1:20:53.560 --> 1:20:56.520 and enjoy yourself. Now, what we would like to have 1:20:56.540 --> 1:20:58.500 you do is take that money that you would normally 1:20:58.560 --> 1:21:01.939 spend on tickets and find something to donate, right? Find 1:21:01.979 --> 1:21:04.670 somewhere to kind of make some money and stuff. So 1:21:04.870 --> 1:21:07.530 you can donate directly to the Humane Society. Oh, yeah. 1:21:07.850 --> 1:21:10.430 Donate to have your dog wash. You can donate in 1:21:10.490 --> 1:21:12.810 the raffle items or you can buy one of the 1:21:12.850 --> 1:21:13.790 event shirts. Right. 1:21:13.850 --> 1:21:16.650 Absolutely. There'll be lots of ways to to raise that. 1:21:16.670 --> 1:21:18.360 We're going to make money that day. But I do 1:21:18.820 --> 1:21:20.960 I kind of take a little bit of issue there, Mr. 1:21:21.000 --> 1:21:24.200 Culper. Why is that, buddy? Sounds like you're taking a 1:21:24.200 --> 1:21:25.100 little bit of ownership. 1:21:25.360 --> 1:21:28.759 Like, you know, we and this is ours. 1:21:28.800 --> 1:21:31.300 This is your gig. I don't mean, am I kind 1:21:31.320 --> 1:21:33.019 of taking your spot? No, I mean, it's just that. 1:21:33.140 --> 1:21:33.860 It's your gig. 1:21:33.920 --> 1:21:34.460 It is. 1:21:34.600 --> 1:21:37.140 Listen, you do all the work. I literally do nothing. 1:21:37.580 --> 1:21:39.639 I come up with a couple items for the auction. 1:21:39.740 --> 1:21:42.120 I don't really do anything. I just, I show up. 1:21:42.520 --> 1:21:44.520 You're the queen. You're the queen of Mount Dora. We've 1:21:44.640 --> 1:21:47.320 established that. Yeah, queen of Mount Dora. You're the queen. 1:21:47.350 --> 1:21:50.030 But you did, you know, I mean, we. Last year. 1:21:50.350 --> 1:21:51.929 Stop for a second. Just let me finish. 1:21:53.600 --> 1:21:54.020 Jesus. 1:21:54.400 --> 1:21:54.620 Hey. 1:21:55.580 --> 1:21:59.820 Last year, we had a scheduling conflict. My wife had 1:21:59.900 --> 1:22:02.900 booked a cruise. There you go, blaming the wife. I'm 1:22:02.939 --> 1:22:05.809 not blaming my wife. I'm just saying this is what happened. 1:22:05.820 --> 1:22:07.630 I'm not trying to get out of anything. It is 1:22:07.670 --> 1:22:10.650 what it is. I'm just a victim. Earlier in the year, 1:22:10.729 --> 1:22:13.090 she booked a cruise for us for our anniversary that 1:22:13.110 --> 1:22:15.729 just happens to be the same exact week that this happens. 1:22:16.170 --> 1:22:19.650 Our anniversary is September 24th. And we booked that week 1:22:19.689 --> 1:22:22.290 and totally forgot about the event. Did not... did not 1:22:22.330 --> 1:22:24.300 know when, what week it was going to be yet. 1:22:24.400 --> 1:22:25.940 And it turned out that week. So I had to met, 1:22:26.120 --> 1:22:28.820 I missed last year's event and thank God. I got 1:22:28.850 --> 1:22:30.530 to tell you the one good thing about that though, 1:22:30.630 --> 1:22:32.970 is nobody on the show has reminded me of it. 1:22:33.970 --> 1:22:37.479 Not one person on this show has said one syllable 1:22:37.840 --> 1:22:41.260 about me missing that event last year. Not one. What event? 1:22:41.840 --> 1:22:44.740 The Jim Colbert Show Suds, Pups, and Pints? That event? 1:22:44.920 --> 1:22:48.140 The Suds, Pups, and Pints Celebrity Dog Wash. By the way, 1:22:48.180 --> 1:22:50.180 the Celebrity Dog Wash part is all of us will 1:22:50.200 --> 1:22:52.860 be washing your dogs. That's right. Yeah, we will. The donation, 1:22:52.900 --> 1:22:55.550 we wash dogs. You know, we do a thing where 1:22:55.560 --> 1:22:57.510 the largest donation, we wash a dog at the end. 1:22:58.410 --> 1:23:01.270 Actually, we're going to kick the event off this year 1:23:01.310 --> 1:23:03.430 with the celebrity with us being auctioned off. 1:23:03.490 --> 1:23:04.929 First things first. Yeah, okay. 1:23:05.110 --> 1:23:06.729 That's going to be the first thing. And we did 1:23:06.750 --> 1:23:08.790 have someone last year who dressed up as you. 1:23:09.010 --> 1:23:10.030 Yes. 1:23:10.090 --> 1:23:13.229 Complete with the toilet bowl back scratcher and the skull cap. 1:23:13.310 --> 1:23:15.660 It was fun. It was fun. It wasn't the same 1:23:15.720 --> 1:23:19.380 as having you there, but... Do we have punishment? It 1:23:19.400 --> 1:23:20.900 says here, are the people going to be able to 1:23:20.960 --> 1:23:23.300 donate and have their dog washed by a specific celebrity? 1:23:23.320 --> 1:23:23.559 Yes. 1:23:23.620 --> 1:23:25.140 If you donate your money and you say, I want 1:23:25.160 --> 1:23:27.650 Jimmy to wash his dog, Jimmy will wash your dog. 1:23:28.240 --> 1:23:29.530 I will find a guy named Jimmy and he will 1:23:29.570 --> 1:23:29.970 wash that dog. 1:23:30.010 --> 1:23:31.370 I was going to say, you just need to be 1:23:31.430 --> 1:23:34.070 aware that CG from the Humane Society of Lake County 1:23:34.090 --> 1:23:34.910 Girlfriend don't play. 1:23:35.170 --> 1:23:36.390 Okay. She don't play. 1:23:36.530 --> 1:23:38.410 If you try and slap down a five and say 1:23:38.450 --> 1:23:40.370 you want Jimmy to wash your dog. She's going to 1:23:40.390 --> 1:23:43.060 shake you down for more than that five. How about penance? Oh, 1:23:43.120 --> 1:23:43.940 this is, I got it. 1:23:44.080 --> 1:23:46.220 I got it. I got it. Stop. I got it. 1:23:46.439 --> 1:23:46.679 What? 1:23:46.939 --> 1:23:50.410 Penance for not being there last year. Any dog that poops, 1:23:50.790 --> 1:23:53.130 Jimmy has to go pick it up. Oh, come on. 1:23:53.150 --> 1:23:54.410 I was just going to ask him to wear some 1:23:54.450 --> 1:23:55.070 short shorts. 1:23:55.170 --> 1:23:55.570 No, no, no. 1:23:55.710 --> 1:23:58.630 I'm not wearing shorts. I'm not wearing short shorts. Who 1:23:58.650 --> 1:24:01.730 are you punishing there? But I do have an idea. 1:24:01.770 --> 1:24:06.960 You're punishing everybody. I promise. I genuinely feel horrible about 1:24:06.979 --> 1:24:09.320 missing last year. I really do. You have no idea. 1:24:09.340 --> 1:24:10.860 It weighed on me. No, I know you do. It 1:24:10.900 --> 1:24:13.280 weighed on me the entire first hour of my cruise. 1:24:13.320 --> 1:24:16.120 That's it. Yeah. Okay, forget it. Jack, what do you 1:24:16.160 --> 1:24:18.640 have for penance? The entire first hour of my cruise, 1:24:18.700 --> 1:24:20.820 it's the only thing I can think about while drinking 1:24:20.850 --> 1:24:23.850 Miami Vices by the pool. I promise it was. 1:24:23.910 --> 1:24:27.690 I'm down to wash another dog, but there was one year, though, man. 1:24:27.729 --> 1:24:29.390 I think I washed, I don't know. 1:24:29.470 --> 1:24:33.019 It got weird. Last year? Awesome. I remember that dog. 1:24:33.060 --> 1:24:36.340 I believe it was a black lab. and the owners 1:24:36.380 --> 1:24:39.280 were super cool yeah you remember that oh sorry. 1:24:39.060 --> 1:24:41.720 But there was one year dude i swear i asked 1:24:41.740 --> 1:24:44.120 this guy i go all right thanks for doing this 1:24:44.140 --> 1:24:46.120 thanks for the donation let me wash your dog and 1:24:46.140 --> 1:24:49.000 he goes i don't have one oh oh it was 1:24:49.040 --> 1:24:51.310 somebody else's dog you just found no dude i was 1:24:51.350 --> 1:24:54.610 like he had to watch him oh no yeah there 1:24:54.650 --> 1:24:58.150 was this one weirdo that just basically. 1:24:57.410 --> 1:24:59.470 We're not doing that no we're not doing that i 1:24:59.470 --> 1:25:01.729 don't know it was odd We are not doing that. 1:25:01.890 --> 1:25:03.970 I will say that while we clean your dogs, your 1:25:04.050 --> 1:25:06.790 kids do get filthy rolling around in the foaming beer mug, 1:25:06.830 --> 1:25:07.849 but we will hose. 1:25:07.630 --> 1:25:10.050 Your children down. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. We will do that. 1:25:10.090 --> 1:25:11.259 For a special donation, yeah. 1:25:11.300 --> 1:25:11.680 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:25:11.800 --> 1:25:14.040 Back to Jimmy's Penance. I remember last year— Picking up 1:25:14.060 --> 1:25:15.940 dog poop. A guy last year wanted me to wash 1:25:16.000 --> 1:25:17.240 his dog, and I think it was like a mini— 1:25:17.460 --> 1:25:19.560 It was a Min Pin. A men pin or something 1:25:19.580 --> 1:25:21.320 like that. It was so tiny. And I was washing 1:25:21.340 --> 1:25:22.920 this dog, and that dude was off to the side, 1:25:23.160 --> 1:25:24.800 and it was weird. I'm going to be honest with you. Right? 1:25:24.840 --> 1:25:25.760 He was kind of cucking out. 1:25:25.700 --> 1:25:26.020 A little bit. 1:25:26.040 --> 1:25:27.460 I think it was the same guy. 1:25:27.560 --> 1:25:27.900 He was. 1:25:27.939 --> 1:25:29.320 He was cucking out a little bit. I was washing 1:25:29.340 --> 1:25:30.960 this dog, and he was a little too hot about it. 1:25:30.979 --> 1:25:33.360 A little too excited about it. 1:25:33.420 --> 1:25:35.179 Now you know why I asked for the short shorts 1:25:35.240 --> 1:25:36.040 and half meshed up. 1:25:36.180 --> 1:25:37.160 Dude was weird. 1:25:37.300 --> 1:25:40.180 I'm pretty sure he was just having his index finger, 1:25:40.260 --> 1:25:42.979 just rubbing his belly button as we're washing dogs. 1:25:43.390 --> 1:25:43.560 Ew. 1:25:43.689 --> 1:25:44.730 He was a good kisser, though. 1:25:44.900 --> 1:25:45.099 All right. 1:25:47.710 --> 1:25:51.160 I have a challenge for you guys. Challenge for us? 1:25:51.280 --> 1:25:53.700 To be there? If you'll hold on for a second. 1:25:53.760 --> 1:25:58.880 Jesus H. To pay you guys back and to pay 1:25:58.939 --> 1:26:01.810 the event back for not showing up last year, I 1:26:02.110 --> 1:26:05.990 am offering something if you guys can come up with something. 1:26:06.390 --> 1:26:09.110 I am going to offer this. All right? 1:26:10.750 --> 1:26:12.610 Well, I'm waiting to find out what we have to 1:26:12.650 --> 1:26:15.210 come up with first. Because it's probably going to be impossible. Yeah, 1:26:15.229 --> 1:26:16.670 it sounds like a little like, you know. 1:26:17.330 --> 1:26:19.060 If you can procure a dunk tank. 1:26:20.180 --> 1:26:20.420 Done. 1:26:21.460 --> 1:26:26.140 If you can find a dunk tank, I will promise you. Uh-huh. 1:26:27.650 --> 1:26:28.730 What are you on the phone with? Who are you 1:26:28.750 --> 1:26:30.190 on the phone with? I think she's calling to get 1:26:30.229 --> 1:26:36.280 a dunk tank. Dunktank.gov. Don't leave the room, Debra. She's 1:26:36.300 --> 1:26:40.060 got a buddy. She's calling somebody. You can't have somebody 1:26:40.100 --> 1:26:42.139 on the hook that has a dunk tank like that fast. 1:26:42.320 --> 1:26:44.160 If you have a dunk tank, I'll tell you what 1:26:44.200 --> 1:26:47.979 I'll do. $ 10 for three bowls, and I will sit 1:26:48.060 --> 1:26:51.260 in the dunk tank for a good half an hour. 1:26:51.280 --> 1:26:53.820 Half an hour. What do you mean half an hour? 1:26:53.880 --> 1:26:54.400 That's fine. 1:26:54.439 --> 1:26:55.780 The event's only three hours long. 1:26:55.810 --> 1:26:56.160 Hour. Hour. 1:26:57.020 --> 1:27:00.400 You just said it yourself. A sixth of the event 1:27:00.780 --> 1:27:03.640 is the dunk tank with you. How long should I 1:27:03.680 --> 1:27:05.799 be in the dunk tank for it to be? Three hours. 1:27:06.060 --> 1:27:08.150 No way. There's no way I'm sitting up there for 1:27:08.189 --> 1:27:10.510 three hours. Okay, so let's work from there. You said 1:27:10.530 --> 1:27:12.930 half hour. We said three. We'll compromise on an hour 1:27:12.970 --> 1:27:14.870 and a half. You're not doing an hour and a half. 1:27:14.870 --> 1:27:17.809 30 minutes is a lot. That is way longer than 1:27:17.850 --> 1:27:21.889 a normal dunk tank shift. What are you quoting right now? 1:27:22.270 --> 1:27:23.210 What? I wouldn't. 1:27:23.390 --> 1:27:24.669 What am I quoting? 1:27:24.850 --> 1:27:28.210 What clown friend do you have that's doing dunk tank 1:27:28.270 --> 1:27:28.800 on the weekend? 1:27:28.810 --> 1:27:32.540 I went to the fair manual. And the fair manual 1:27:33.000 --> 1:27:36.540 says right there, dunk tank clown rules. Are they at 1:27:36.600 --> 1:27:38.280 a guild or something? 1:27:38.280 --> 1:27:38.740 30 minutes. 1:27:39.220 --> 1:27:39.600 Jimmy. 1:27:39.700 --> 1:27:40.479 Is it SAG? 1:27:40.700 --> 1:27:44.740 Jimmy, think of the animals. Do you have any idea 1:27:45.150 --> 1:27:48.900 how much money we will make? No people who don't 1:27:48.960 --> 1:27:52.330 even have dogs. They will just drive out to Mount Dora. Oh, 1:27:52.350 --> 1:27:55.660 I got another text. Just to throw balls at you. 1:27:56.960 --> 1:28:01.250 Well, I'm also going to be ragging on people. I'm 1:28:01.270 --> 1:28:04.950 going to adopt the dunk tank clown feel, dude. I'm 1:28:04.990 --> 1:28:07.230 not going to be cool to you if you choose 1:28:07.270 --> 1:28:09.330 to rifle some balls at me. Can we put a 1:28:09.470 --> 1:28:12.400 picture of your face on the target? What do you mean? 1:28:12.439 --> 1:28:12.700 Sure. 1:28:12.720 --> 1:28:16.440 Why don't you do whatever you want? You're taking balls 1:28:16.479 --> 1:28:18.479 to the face that way. Three for ten is right. 1:28:18.520 --> 1:28:20.519 Come on now. Three for ten is fine, though, right? 1:28:20.540 --> 1:28:23.059 That's a fair price. I think that's good. And that 1:28:23.200 --> 1:28:26.240 goes right to the charity. So that means every ten 1:28:26.320 --> 1:28:29.970 people that throw, that's a hundred bucks, right? Yes. Okay. 1:28:30.250 --> 1:28:35.450 So that means, okay, here's my angle. I'll do more 1:28:35.510 --> 1:28:38.530 than 30 minutes. You'll match it. I'll do more than 1:28:38.530 --> 1:28:39.350 30 minutes. 1:28:39.790 --> 1:28:39.870 Oh. 1:28:40.640 --> 1:28:44.630 But there's a caveat. What, an intermission or something? I'll 1:28:44.650 --> 1:28:45.469 tell you what that is next. 1:28:45.830 --> 1:28:45.930 Oh. 1:28:47.210 --> 1:29:01.490 Oh. Well, Mr. 1:29:01.530 --> 1:29:03.650 Jimbo, I think you got your butt caught in a 1:29:03.710 --> 1:29:04.970 crack there or whatever. 1:29:05.490 --> 1:29:10.410 But anyway, we know you love her and you love us. 1:29:11.450 --> 1:29:18.190 And we look forward to seeing you get sudsy washing dogs. 1:29:18.330 --> 1:29:18.630 Easy. 1:29:18.650 --> 1:29:20.850 And a dick-a-dick-a-doo. 1:29:20.939 --> 1:29:23.610 Woo-woo. Woo-woo. Woo-woo. 1:29:23.680 --> 1:29:24.480 Woo-woo. 1:29:27.800 --> 1:29:30.920 Alrighty, welcome back to the Jim Colbert Show. We're already 1:29:30.960 --> 1:29:36.290 regretting it. Not me, dude. Already regretting it. Not me. 1:29:36.330 --> 1:29:39.350 We got a dunk take. We got a dunk take. 1:29:40.990 --> 1:29:44.430 We got a dunk take. It took nine minutes. Thank you, Louie. 1:29:44.689 --> 1:29:45.099 Louie? 1:29:45.260 --> 1:29:47.840 Who is Louie? Oh, don't you worry about that. Louie's 1:29:47.860 --> 1:29:49.880 the guy you go to when you need stuff. That's right. 1:29:50.000 --> 1:29:52.340 It pays to be married to an events coordinator. They 1:29:52.380 --> 1:29:57.080 got everybody on speed dial. Louie's in charge of procurement. 1:29:57.140 --> 1:30:00.010 I got to do my research a little bit. Hey, hey, hey. 1:30:00.050 --> 1:30:03.750 And somebody texted us at 77031 and said, I will 1:30:03.850 --> 1:30:06.769 buy a dog just to dunk Jimmy. 1:30:10.510 --> 1:30:12.170 Thank you for being willing to do this, Jim. 1:30:12.189 --> 1:30:15.729 We're going to raise so much money for the Humane 1:30:15.770 --> 1:30:16.510 Society of Lake County. 1:30:16.530 --> 1:30:17.110 Ten bucks is cheap. 1:30:17.150 --> 1:30:17.410 That's good. 1:30:17.430 --> 1:30:17.770 That's cheap. 1:30:17.790 --> 1:30:18.330 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:30:18.390 --> 1:30:20.850 For three balls, that's a good price. You know what 1:30:20.900 --> 1:30:23.580 I don't understand, though, about dunk tanks, right? Because you 1:30:23.600 --> 1:30:25.479 have the clown who's, like, ripping everybody. 1:30:25.780 --> 1:30:30.320 Like, all right. Do we dress him as a clown? Yeah. No, no, no, no, no. No, 1:30:30.340 --> 1:30:32.400 we still have to decide on his wardrobe. No, no, 1:30:32.439 --> 1:30:35.019 you don't get to decide anything there. Instead of throwing 1:30:35.060 --> 1:30:39.330 the ball at the target, just throw it at Jim. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:30:39.350 --> 1:30:41.150 And there's bars in front of there. You can't get it. 1:30:41.189 --> 1:30:43.030 I've tried to do that in baseball one time when 1:30:43.070 --> 1:30:46.849 I was a dunk tank clown in Palatka. Wait, wait, wait, what? 1:30:46.870 --> 1:30:49.260 When the guy was. And I threw every single one. 1:30:49.300 --> 1:30:50.540 I was trying to throw it through the bars in 1:30:50.580 --> 1:30:53.760 his face. Really? Every one of them. I was firing 1:30:53.800 --> 1:30:57.510 him in there. And he was super pissed off about it. Well, 1:30:57.910 --> 1:31:01.780 so you can try that to Jim. No, no, no. 1:31:01.800 --> 1:31:03.600 You can throw it at Jim's face. Hey, look, here's 1:31:03.620 --> 1:31:05.760 the thing. They use these softball-looking things now. It's a 1:31:05.760 --> 1:31:08.610 little bit harder. And by the way, we're doing standard 1:31:08.930 --> 1:31:12.590 dunk tank length. I mean, you're not putting it like 1:31:12.680 --> 1:31:15.160 four feet away like we were going by the dunk 1:31:15.180 --> 1:31:17.860 tank rules. There's got to be some dunk tank society 1:31:17.939 --> 1:31:21.060 out there that has rules. Oh, you're trying to change 1:31:21.100 --> 1:31:22.979 the rules now. I'm not trying to change them. I 1:31:22.979 --> 1:31:24.810 want to make sure we're playing by them because I 1:31:24.830 --> 1:31:27.930 know all three of you and how already elated you 1:31:27.990 --> 1:31:28.910 are at this decision. 1:31:28.930 --> 1:31:31.849 Hey, I'm only happy because you're helping the animals. 1:31:32.030 --> 1:31:35.229 I understand that's a lie. But there needs to be like– 1:31:35.280 --> 1:31:37.960 it's with darts. It's a certain distance. Oh, we get 1:31:38.000 --> 1:31:40.000 to throw darts too? All right. 1:31:40.060 --> 1:31:40.700 Yay. 1:31:40.840 --> 1:31:45.170 And with dunk tanks, there's a certain distance. We need 1:31:45.330 --> 1:31:48.889 certified dunk tank distance. Okay, real quick though. 1:31:48.930 --> 1:31:52.070 Someone did say that not having the firefighters fill it up, 1:31:52.100 --> 1:31:54.060 but we're going to have the firefighters out there. 1:31:54.120 --> 1:31:55.979 I mean– They could probably fill your tank. 1:31:56.060 --> 1:31:56.160 Okay. 1:31:56.180 --> 1:31:59.360 It's going to be filled up. It's going to be fine. Oh, no. 1:31:59.660 --> 1:32:03.340 I think that's because the water they use. We had 1:32:03.380 --> 1:32:06.740 a dunk tank that Ryan had to be in. Yeah. 1:32:06.840 --> 1:32:08.540 I think they pumped it out of the lake and 1:32:08.580 --> 1:32:10.780 put it in there. So it was like gray and cloudy. 1:32:11.050 --> 1:32:15.189 You'll be fine with it. It's like Ross's bathwater. Just 1:32:15.229 --> 1:32:16.630 make sure you have no open cuts. 1:32:16.890 --> 1:32:17.510 Oh, man. 1:32:17.610 --> 1:32:18.070 Of course. 1:32:18.990 --> 1:32:21.050 Can you imagine if I got that death-eating amoeba from this? 1:32:21.070 --> 1:32:21.650 Yeah, no. 1:32:21.970 --> 1:32:22.230 No. 1:32:22.350 --> 1:32:25.560 I'm seeing 10 feet. No, 10 feet, Ross. It's got 1:32:25.580 --> 1:32:28.019 to be minimum for me to you, buddy. Or maybe 1:32:28.080 --> 1:32:30.600 even farther. Oh, no. 10 feet is for me to 1:32:30.640 --> 1:32:32.740 the end of the thing there. I'd be down every time. 1:32:32.960 --> 1:32:35.420 You can't make it easy. There's got to be a 1:32:35.520 --> 1:32:37.930 challenge there. All right, so you don't want to go 1:32:37.979 --> 1:32:38.889 by the official rules. 1:32:38.910 --> 1:32:39.509 Okay, no, stop. 1:32:39.550 --> 1:32:40.910 It's not 10 feet. There's no way it's 10 feet. 1:32:42.090 --> 1:32:44.690 I want official. I want you to go. It's like dunktank.org. 1:32:44.910 --> 1:32:48.660 All right. It says 10 to 15 feet. 15 is 1:32:48.780 --> 1:32:52.540 way farther than 10. Split the difference. 12.5. No, no, no. 1:32:52.939 --> 1:32:55.630 The other thing, too. So when we left. So if 1:32:55.890 --> 1:33:03.010 I do. Jorts, jorts, jorts, jorts, jorts, jorts, jorts, jorts, jorts. 1:33:03.030 --> 1:33:07.519 They're not out of the question. It's the Palatkin prophecy. 1:33:07.600 --> 1:33:09.300 I actually make it the shorts that are so small 1:33:09.340 --> 1:33:12.960 the pockets come out below the... The pockets are actually 1:33:12.979 --> 1:33:14.740 longer than... Then we're definitely going to put ice cubes 1:33:14.780 --> 1:33:15.400 in that water. 1:33:15.439 --> 1:33:16.120 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:33:16.310 --> 1:33:19.250 Any chance you'd wear a tutu? No, not a chance. 1:33:19.590 --> 1:33:21.430 Somebody said they're going to show up in a Speedo 1:33:21.490 --> 1:33:22.090 and dog ears. 1:33:22.110 --> 1:33:22.450 Stop. 1:33:23.210 --> 1:33:28.019 Okay, so... I said 30 minutes. You guys raised hell. 1:33:28.060 --> 1:33:29.900 You said it should be longer than that. I'm telling you, 1:33:29.920 --> 1:33:32.360 in that thing for more than 30 minutes is going 1:33:32.380 --> 1:33:35.110 to be a long time. I have an offer. Here's 1:33:35.150 --> 1:33:38.870 my offer. If I stay in for an hour and 1:33:38.990 --> 1:33:48.090 I raise $ 500. I heard that first number. Wait, wait, wait. 1:33:48.110 --> 1:33:51.900 If I raise $ 500. 50 people in 60 minutes. 50 1:33:51.900 --> 1:33:55.600 people in 60 minutes. I get to choose one of 1:33:55.680 --> 1:33:59.519 you to get in it for 30 minutes. If I 1:33:59.540 --> 1:34:02.820 can raise $ 500, I get to choose one of you 1:34:02.860 --> 1:34:04.850 to get in it. Maybe not even for 30. How 1:34:05.050 --> 1:34:07.670 about for 15? And I get to throw the first three. 1:34:08.350 --> 1:34:13.110 And I'll donate the $ 10. I mean, I just choose 1:34:13.150 --> 1:34:16.889 the person, though. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't like this. 1:34:16.970 --> 1:34:18.770 I don't like this. We were there last year. Why 1:34:18.790 --> 1:34:21.689 are we getting punished? I will tell you then. You 1:34:21.710 --> 1:34:23.630 make sure you're dressed accordingly, and I'll tell you who's 1:34:23.670 --> 1:34:26.990 going in. I'm not even sure we'll raise it. Is 1:34:26.990 --> 1:34:29.559 500 too low? I think so. I think you got 1:34:29.580 --> 1:34:31.830 to go at least 1,000. 1:34:31.830 --> 1:34:32.160 1,000? 1:34:32.160 --> 1:34:34.780 It's Jim Colbert. We're going to have people coming from 1:34:34.939 --> 1:34:37.720 all over Florida. So how many people would that be? 1:34:37.780 --> 1:34:39.080 Is that even possible? 1:34:39.100 --> 1:34:40.730 No, that'd be 100 people in an hour. 1:34:40.729 --> 1:34:42.290 100 people, yeah, it would be like one and a 1:34:42.290 --> 1:34:44.630 half people a minute almost. It'd be like that girl 1:34:44.670 --> 1:34:47.040 that had that... Great big crowd of guys. 1:34:47.620 --> 1:34:50.420 You look pretty cool coming out of a dunk tank water, 1:34:50.660 --> 1:34:54.540 kind of like Neo with Matrix goop. There's no hair thing, 1:34:54.560 --> 1:34:56.980 so you just keep coming out like Jason did at 1:34:57.020 --> 1:34:57.960 the end of Freddy vs. 1:34:58.020 --> 1:35:05.610 Jason. I'm wearing a mask and snorkel. You're really going 1:35:05.630 --> 1:35:09.830 to do this? We got the dunk tank. I've committed 1:35:09.870 --> 1:35:11.889 to doing it. I'm doing it. So I will do it. 1:35:11.920 --> 1:35:12.740 I want to raise some money. 1:35:12.939 --> 1:35:13.269 Jorts. 1:35:13.320 --> 1:35:13.849 Jorts. 1:35:13.890 --> 1:35:16.330 Jorts. I want to break the record that we have. Actually. 1:35:16.430 --> 1:35:18.110 What is the record right now? What is the record 1:35:18.170 --> 1:35:20.479 money we raised? Like 13 or 14 grand? At least. 1:35:20.540 --> 1:35:20.820 Yeah. 1:35:20.840 --> 1:35:21.200 Yeah. 1:35:22.680 --> 1:35:28.260 The dunk. Actually, 500 might be. Pushing it? No, that 1:35:28.300 --> 1:35:31.660 might be good because think about every time you get dunked, 1:35:32.390 --> 1:35:34.889 that's time for you that you have to get back 1:35:34.990 --> 1:35:37.990 up in the position. Yeah, yeah. 500 would be a lot. 1:35:38.010 --> 1:35:40.769 The only other thing would be to increase the cost 1:35:40.810 --> 1:35:44.480 of the balls. So just remember this. I helped lower. 1:35:45.600 --> 1:35:48.160 I was on your side lowering the total. I have 1:35:48.180 --> 1:35:52.290 horrible news for you. Me? I didn't do anything. I 1:35:52.330 --> 1:35:54.290 have the most horrible news for you. 1:35:54.729 --> 1:35:56.849 Ross already gave the look like he knows it's him 1:35:56.890 --> 1:35:57.390 because of. 1:35:57.750 --> 1:36:00.430 Yeah, yeah. And I'll guarantee you one thing, dude. Out 1:36:00.450 --> 1:36:03.110 of the three I have, two are going to hit, minimum. 1:36:03.350 --> 1:36:06.550 Just give you a straight heads up. Bring some shorts 1:36:06.610 --> 1:36:10.910 and a towel. All of you guys. I'm working the event. Yeah, 1:36:10.930 --> 1:36:14.290 it doesn't matter, Chuckles. You are just as live as 1:36:14.310 --> 1:36:16.680 the rest of them. One of the three of us 1:36:17.189 --> 1:36:19.720 needs a bath. Oh, that's a very good point. 1:36:19.920 --> 1:36:20.280 Yeah. 1:36:20.300 --> 1:36:21.900 Throw a bar of soap in there with him. Put 1:36:21.920 --> 1:36:25.460 some diva in that. I wish. Dip his ass in diva. 1:36:25.840 --> 1:36:27.240 Diva dip. Diva dip. 1:36:27.439 --> 1:36:30.580 It's been so bad hygiene for me this past week 1:36:30.620 --> 1:36:34.040 that I don't even feel bad about it. If you 1:36:34.060 --> 1:36:36.520 guys were there sitting shotgun these last six days, you'd 1:36:36.540 --> 1:36:37.309 be like, yeah, now. 1:36:37.310 --> 1:36:41.910 I get it. You shouldn't shower. I mean, if I 1:36:41.950 --> 1:36:43.770 hit the thing, would you even fall? Would you just 1:36:43.830 --> 1:36:46.500 stick to the plank? No, I would fall. That would 1:36:46.540 --> 1:36:49.589 be a slow slide. You know, I've actually only been 1:36:49.650 --> 1:36:52.790 in a dunk tank once in my entire life. Really? 1:36:52.990 --> 1:36:55.250 One time ever back in the day, we had one 1:36:56.210 --> 1:36:59.969 for something like this. That's how you were born. You 1:37:00.050 --> 1:37:02.420 came out of a dunk tank, Fat. 1:37:03.620 --> 1:37:06.980 It's the origin story of the supervillain that haunts Central Florida. 1:37:09.229 --> 1:37:12.650 I was born in the dunk tank. I am of 1:37:12.689 --> 1:37:13.189 the tank. 1:37:13.810 --> 1:37:16.740 That's the Palatka water birth version. You go to the 1:37:16.800 --> 1:37:18.939 county fair and slide out to the water tank. 1:37:19.200 --> 1:37:24.780 Palatka water birth. I think someone's right. He was born 1:37:24.820 --> 1:37:28.300 in the sign of the tank. I think we do 1:37:28.340 --> 1:37:30.840 need to get you a microphone so you can heckle people. Oh, no, 1:37:30.860 --> 1:37:32.040 I'm not going to need a mic. I'll be fine. 1:37:32.439 --> 1:37:35.050 I'll be able to do 100. I'll be fine. I 1:37:35.070 --> 1:37:36.769 got a weird request for you. And by the way, 1:37:36.990 --> 1:37:39.590 let me tell you something straight up. I'm telling you 1:37:39.729 --> 1:37:42.610 straight up. If you pay the $ 10 and you walk 1:37:42.680 --> 1:37:45.000 up there and you take your shots, I'm giving it 1:37:45.040 --> 1:37:48.640 to you. I'm straight up. If you have a snaggled 1:37:48.680 --> 1:37:52.120 tooth or a funny-looking hairdo, I got bad news for you. 1:37:52.620 --> 1:37:54.880 I am not going to be cool to you. I mean, 1:37:54.920 --> 1:37:58.200 this is going to be a moment. I'm earning this money, 1:37:58.479 --> 1:38:00.020 but you are going to pay. 1:38:00.150 --> 1:38:03.710 A lot of people are asking if they donate all $ 500, 1:38:03.010 --> 1:38:05.510 can they pick the person who goes in the tank? 1:38:05.530 --> 1:38:07.929 Oh, wow. If you show up on site, we might 1:38:07.970 --> 1:38:09.210 make an exception. 1:38:09.270 --> 1:38:09.930 Wait, whoa, whoa, whoa. 1:38:09.990 --> 1:38:12.150 This is supposed to be punishment. No, it's supposed to 1:38:12.210 --> 1:38:16.080 be a money raiser, Jack. Money raising punishment. You're missing 1:38:16.120 --> 1:38:16.540 the point. 1:38:17.240 --> 1:38:20.120 Can you also, this is a tall request here, but 1:38:20.140 --> 1:38:22.120 can you also, like, wear women's makeup? 1:38:22.800 --> 1:38:25.590 Can I wear women's makeup? Yeah, yeah. Are you high? 1:38:25.610 --> 1:38:28.700 Let me guess, I'll do the moon wig. No, no. 1:38:28.780 --> 1:38:30.639 I mean, that will just fall off in the water. 1:38:30.660 --> 1:38:32.940 But I'm thinking women's makeup for your dunk tank. Dude, 1:38:32.979 --> 1:38:35.800 the most I'll do for this is a mermaid tail. 1:38:37.080 --> 1:38:39.860 Because if you've got women's makeup on and you're getting 1:38:39.970 --> 1:38:42.590 all dunk tanked, you're going to look like you're going 1:38:42.610 --> 1:38:44.019 through a breakup by the end of it. 1:38:44.050 --> 1:38:45.850 We're going to get you a mermaid tail and a 1:38:45.870 --> 1:38:46.790 couple of coconuts. 1:38:46.810 --> 1:38:49.490 You don't want to see me sitting side saddle in 1:38:49.630 --> 1:38:53.420 a mermaid tail? I'd flap it occasionally for you. Somebody 1:38:53.460 --> 1:38:57.300 says we should raise the price. Is $ 10 for three 1:38:57.340 --> 1:38:58.019 balls too cheap? 1:38:58.240 --> 1:39:02.860 Not a lot. $ 25 seems reasonable. 1:39:02.460 --> 1:39:04.809 Is what people are saying. I think it would rather 1:39:04.850 --> 1:39:06.590 be an even number. You could peel a $ 20 off 1:39:06.650 --> 1:39:07.139 and do it. 1:39:07.210 --> 1:39:09.610 Well, someone says they're coming donating $ 500 and they'll be 1:39:09.650 --> 1:39:11.230 dunking you 150 times. 1:39:12.010 --> 1:39:12.470 Okay. 1:39:13.670 --> 1:39:16.670 It's a good deal. Now a dog can walk better. 1:39:18.439 --> 1:39:21.210 That's what we're raising money for. I feel like there 1:39:21.229 --> 1:39:22.750 should be more incentives. 1:39:22.330 --> 1:39:23.590 Involving you guys. 1:39:23.610 --> 1:39:29.510 Okay, how about $ 5 a ball or $ 3 for $ 10? 1:39:27.670 --> 1:39:31.070 No. Keep it simple. Well, here's the thing. $ 3 for 1:39:31.070 --> 1:39:33.410 $ 10 was the original. Yeah, but here's the thing. I mean, 1:39:33.530 --> 1:39:36.130 and you've got to go. Like, we're going to time you. 1:39:36.150 --> 1:39:38.480 This is not a conversation. You don't get to tell 1:39:38.520 --> 1:39:40.559 me how you feel about me and then throw the thing. Oh, no, no, no, no. 1:39:40.720 --> 1:39:41.300 And then keep going. 1:39:41.380 --> 1:39:41.640 Oh, no. 1:39:41.700 --> 1:39:44.180 You take your time. Because I'm going to tell you, 1:39:44.840 --> 1:39:48.360 I will set a timer on my phone. And an alarm, 1:39:48.580 --> 1:39:50.380 and the alarm is going to be the sound of 1:39:50.900 --> 1:39:53.420 a cash register. I don't think you can touch electronics 1:39:53.439 --> 1:39:55.640 when you're wet. And the instant that thing goes off, 1:39:55.840 --> 1:39:57.979 my ass is out. None of us believe you know 1:39:58.020 --> 1:40:01.220 how to set a timer on your phone. 1:40:01.460 --> 1:40:01.880 I do. 1:40:01.920 --> 1:40:03.020 You're going to hear it go off in a minute. 1:40:03.160 --> 1:40:06.700 Somebody just texted us, 77031, coming to Mount Dora from 1:40:06.780 --> 1:40:08.120 Flagler County, y'all. 1:40:08.160 --> 1:40:08.580 Oh, man. 1:40:08.820 --> 1:40:11.589 And I don't understand how you think you have all 1:40:11.620 --> 1:40:14.200 this leverage as the guy in the dunk tank. 1:40:14.240 --> 1:40:17.450 What do you mean? You're like, I got rules. too 1:40:17.510 --> 1:40:20.650 slow too fast i'm just trying to maximize the amount 1:40:20.689 --> 1:40:22.189 of money we make and if you just if you 1:40:22.210 --> 1:40:23.630 feel like you were to talk this is for the 1:40:23.670 --> 1:40:25.269 time you called my mom this and this is for 1:40:25.290 --> 1:40:27.610 the time you know whatever hung up on me when 1:40:27.650 --> 1:40:29.670 i called and had a good point i don't need 1:40:29.710 --> 1:40:31.950 that like there's 30 years of that out there i 1:40:31.990 --> 1:40:34.220 don't need people going you're in 1995 you call my 1:40:34.229 --> 1:40:37.820 mom a whore this is for her she died right 1:40:37.900 --> 1:40:41.860 after that i don't need that dude by god man 1:40:41.880 --> 1:40:43.640 splash exactly blink out of. 1:40:43.620 --> 1:40:48.680 Here Somebody said that they will donate and deliver 600 1:40:48.680 --> 1:40:49.840 pounds of ice to the tank. 1:40:49.920 --> 1:40:50.840 Oh, get out. 1:40:51.180 --> 1:40:51.400 Ice. 1:40:55.320 --> 1:40:56.460 I got to tell you, I mean, it may be 1:40:56.479 --> 1:41:01.019 hot enough to give it a shot. Then you do 1:41:01.040 --> 1:41:06.900 a little ice bath. Everything's small. Chest is hard. I 1:41:06.920 --> 1:41:09.580 got a tan. If I don't have a tan. Well, 1:41:09.900 --> 1:41:12.890 I don't know. I don't think I'll be shirtless. I'll 1:41:12.900 --> 1:41:15.020 have to wear a T-shirt of some sort. You can 1:41:15.040 --> 1:41:17.160 be shirtless if you want. I can, but I'm not 1:41:17.180 --> 1:41:18.560 going to be that. I thought you were going to 1:41:18.590 --> 1:41:20.350 be wearing the mermaid tail. I'm not going to be 1:41:20.370 --> 1:41:22.890 wearing it. That was a joke. An obvious joke. 1:41:22.950 --> 1:41:27.550 A side-saddle mermaid tail. You could be like the male. 1:41:27.050 --> 1:41:29.330 Mermaid from the Morgan & Morgan commercials who looks like 1:41:29.370 --> 1:41:30.009 Rod Jeremy. 1:41:31.110 --> 1:41:33.700 I'm already regretting the decision. I'm going to be honest 1:41:33.720 --> 1:41:35.460 with you right now. Already regretting it. 1:41:35.540 --> 1:41:37.840 When you see the amount of love and support on 1:41:38.400 --> 1:41:40.000 the texting surface. 1:41:40.240 --> 1:41:45.170 Where are we putting this thing? Where's it going to be? Oh. Okay, so... 1:41:45.310 --> 1:41:52.309 Where do mermaids live? In your heart. Welcome to Witchy 1:41:52.370 --> 1:41:57.630 Wrongy Springs. What's wrong with this mermaid, man? The hell? 1:41:57.870 --> 1:42:00.300 What was that? Witchy Wrongy Springs. Yeah, this is Witchy 1:42:00.340 --> 1:42:03.020 Wrongy right here. Hey, we got it. We're at Whitey Wrongy. 1:42:04.020 --> 1:42:07.000 Whitey Wrongy Springs. Show title. I've never seen a mermaid 1:42:07.020 --> 1:42:08.240 with a butt heavy, but. 1:42:11.340 --> 1:42:16.000 Is that Steel? Is he packing? Mermaid with a damn gun. 1:42:19.060 --> 1:42:23.240 Don't get your weapon wet. A mermaid shotgunning butt heavies 1:42:23.860 --> 1:42:28.299 sitting side saddle is, that's a vision. That is a vision. 1:42:28.340 --> 1:42:30.520 And you're going to make it happen for us September 26th. 1:42:32.920 --> 1:42:36.330 By the way, if you want details, it's realradio.fm. 1:42:36.590 --> 1:42:39.030 Is this a first thing we do scenario, or is 1:42:39.070 --> 1:42:40.650 this a we get there, kind of chill out a 1:42:40.689 --> 1:42:42.180 little bit, and then we get in there? Or is 1:42:42.220 --> 1:42:44.639 this a first things first? You've got to be there. 1:42:44.660 --> 1:42:46.400 When we open the event, that's one of the first 1:42:46.439 --> 1:42:47.000 things that happen. 1:42:47.060 --> 1:42:48.820 Well, the first thing that's going to happen to kick 1:42:48.880 --> 1:42:51.390 off the event is going to be the Celebrity Dog Wash. 1:42:52.490 --> 1:42:54.170 Auction. That is the first thing. That's going to be 1:42:54.189 --> 1:42:55.790 the first thing we're going to do. Then after that? 1:42:55.950 --> 1:42:57.490 Then after we wash our dogs. 1:42:57.530 --> 1:42:57.790 Okay, good. 1:42:57.830 --> 1:43:00.130 Then we're going to escort you. We'll probably have some 1:43:00.170 --> 1:43:01.390 pomp and circumstance. 1:43:01.530 --> 1:43:05.290 And then, you know, Puff Action does some games as well. Oh, yeah. 1:43:05.350 --> 1:43:07.930 This is where you're going to go, Jimmy. Okay, so 1:43:08.010 --> 1:43:09.870 courtesy of Guinness Beer. Thank you, Brian. 1:43:10.170 --> 1:43:12.189 We're going to have, like Jack said earlier, a nice 1:43:12.380 --> 1:43:14.500 LED truck set up right in front of Moss Mountain 1:43:14.520 --> 1:43:17.380 Moonshine showing college football. We're going to have a couple 1:43:17.420 --> 1:43:19.180 of cornhole games going on in front of there. 1:43:19.510 --> 1:43:20.010 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:43:20.070 --> 1:43:21.730 You're going to be right to the right of the 1:43:21.930 --> 1:43:23.590 LED truck, and then to the right of you is 1:43:23.630 --> 1:43:24.630 going to be Daryl Payne. 1:43:24.910 --> 1:43:25.310 Oh, God. 1:43:26.650 --> 1:43:31.080 Whatever you're wearing, I just need full midriff. Oh, thank you, 1:43:31.280 --> 1:43:33.300 Harvey Weinstein. You mean half shirt action? 1:43:33.479 --> 1:43:34.139 Yeah. 1:43:34.180 --> 1:43:37.820 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Some hoots? Put your hair in 1:43:37.860 --> 1:43:39.349 a ponytail. That's what you want? You want to see 1:43:39.360 --> 1:43:43.450 my hoots, my little bitties? No, no, midriff. Unless they 1:43:43.470 --> 1:43:45.530 be dangling. I don't know. No, they're not dangling. You 1:43:45.550 --> 1:43:46.610 can see them right here in the shirt. What are 1:43:46.630 --> 1:43:47.010 you talking about? 1:43:47.030 --> 1:43:47.330 Dangling. 1:43:47.350 --> 1:43:48.650 That's what I said, midriff. 1:43:48.670 --> 1:43:50.430 They're over here like, you want to see my boobs then? 1:43:50.490 --> 1:43:55.430 I'm like, all right, gravity hits you hard. Jeez. I 1:43:55.450 --> 1:43:57.610 think midriff is funnier than breast. 1:43:57.770 --> 1:43:59.760 You want the down pointers just sneaking out of the 1:43:59.780 --> 1:44:00.220 bottom of them? 1:44:01.300 --> 1:44:01.840 Oh, oh. 1:44:03.750 --> 1:44:06.189 Somebody said they thought you were supposed to be at 1:44:06.250 --> 1:44:07.530 another golf event that day. 1:44:07.570 --> 1:44:09.380 Are you going to be missing this again? No, I'm 1:44:09.400 --> 1:44:12.100 not missing this again. I thought I was going to 1:44:12.120 --> 1:44:13.740 be able to make the Mel's golf event, but I'm 1:44:13.760 --> 1:44:15.260 not going to be able to because it's the same day. 1:44:16.479 --> 1:44:20.000 I thought the guy– nothing. It's more gym stuff. Who 1:44:20.040 --> 1:44:24.000 texted that? Somebody who knew. Yeah, really. 1:44:24.460 --> 1:44:26.000 I just wanted to make sure because that would be 1:44:26.040 --> 1:44:27.500 double punishment for next year. 1:44:27.520 --> 1:44:29.460 Again, it's why we're not worried about you being able 1:44:29.479 --> 1:44:31.500 to operate the timer on your phone because you can't 1:44:31.540 --> 1:44:36.950 master the calendar. I tried to set an alarm the 1:44:36.990 --> 1:44:38.830 other day and just wound up playing YouTube for three hours. 1:44:41.370 --> 1:44:43.290 Same song, didn't know how to stop it. Everyone with 1:44:43.370 --> 1:44:45.490 an iPhone has that problem every once in a while. 1:44:45.510 --> 1:44:46.990 Same song, didn't know how to stop it. So I 1:44:46.990 --> 1:44:50.550 just use YouTube videos as a timer. Five-minute video, that's 1:44:50.590 --> 1:44:56.600 five minutes. Take's done. So we show up, do the 1:44:56.640 --> 1:44:59.120 dog wash, celebrity dog wash. I will go to the 1:44:59.140 --> 1:45:02.019 dunk tank for one hour. Oh, we'll have the DJ 1:45:02.060 --> 1:45:04.380 announce it. Dude, I'm telling you, that's so long. That 1:45:04.420 --> 1:45:06.479 is going to be way longer. I'm telling you, it's 1:45:06.500 --> 1:45:08.430 going to get cumbersome after 30 minutes. 1:45:08.479 --> 1:45:08.700 Yeah. 1:45:09.050 --> 1:45:10.530 It's going to be a long time, but I will 1:45:10.550 --> 1:45:13.099 stay there as long as people are engaged. And then 1:45:13.160 --> 1:45:17.200 after that, I'm leaving. That is a great rule. Going home? 1:45:17.420 --> 1:45:20.139 I'm leaving after that. Yeah, no, you got until 6 p.m. 1:45:20.560 --> 1:45:23.439 You just signed up for, you will do it as 1:45:23.520 --> 1:45:27.809 long as people are engaged. Within the hour. 1:45:28.010 --> 1:45:29.950 We're going to raise so much money. If we get 1:45:30.010 --> 1:45:34.809 to 45 minutes and there's nobody biting anymore. Well, I'm 1:45:34.830 --> 1:45:37.070 not going to just sit there. You really think that? 1:45:37.170 --> 1:45:41.670 So it's 61 minutes into this experience. Someone goes, I'm biting. 1:45:42.130 --> 1:45:44.150 I'd like to throw something. I want to see that 1:45:44.210 --> 1:45:46.130 black man wet. I will say this. 1:45:46.410 --> 1:45:50.450 If at the end of the hour, there are still 1:45:50.610 --> 1:45:53.130 multitudes of people with money in their hand that still 1:45:53.150 --> 1:45:56.310 want to throw, I will make an exception at that point. 1:45:56.350 --> 1:45:58.290 But it's got to be a certain amount of people 1:45:58.330 --> 1:45:59.750 that I look at and go, okay, this is worth 1:45:59.790 --> 1:46:01.010 sticking around for another few minutes. 1:46:01.680 --> 1:46:02.200 Maybe. 1:46:02.280 --> 1:46:04.180 What if we ask the crowd to cheer for you 1:46:04.200 --> 1:46:05.460 and show their love and support? 1:46:05.520 --> 1:46:05.960 What? 1:46:08.000 --> 1:46:09.380 Yay, Jimmy. 1:46:09.400 --> 1:46:11.760 We're going to raise three grand for dogs with this 1:46:11.800 --> 1:46:13.780 dunk tank. How much does a dunk tank cost? 1:46:13.939 --> 1:46:20.310 Four. I think the dogs owe us a thousand bucks. 1:46:23.010 --> 1:46:28.110 Just think, you're doing it for the animals. And then 1:46:28.290 --> 1:46:32.970 after this, not another syllable about me missing last year. 1:46:33.270 --> 1:46:38.850 Not another syllable. Not one. Not another word. No references. 1:46:39.050 --> 1:46:42.110 No callbacks. No nothing. You think Bradshaw is going to 1:46:42.150 --> 1:46:44.400 be able to live up to that? Yeah, well. Let's 1:46:44.439 --> 1:46:51.080 see how it goes. I want Jack to try. I 1:46:51.120 --> 1:46:53.519 just want to see Jack throw. I want to see 1:46:53.600 --> 1:46:56.520 Ross throw. I got a good, I got a cannon, man. 1:46:56.820 --> 1:46:59.260 I don't miss. A lot. What about your arm, though? 1:46:59.280 --> 1:47:03.390 I don't miss a lot. I'll miss. Oh, there's no 1:47:03.510 --> 1:47:04.679 point in me even doing it. 1:47:07.350 --> 1:47:07.730 Oh, why? 1:47:07.810 --> 1:47:15.070 Too embarrassing? Yeah. It's Jimson Dixie Dukes getting wet. You 1:47:15.090 --> 1:47:17.650 call them Dixie Dukes, which is actually worse than Daisy Dukes. 1:47:18.280 --> 1:47:20.599 Because the right pockets of a Confederate flag has been 1:47:20.660 --> 1:47:24.370 sewn on. I like how all of us are like, oh, no, 1:47:24.410 --> 1:47:26.660 I'm not going to do that. And then Jim has 1:47:26.700 --> 1:47:29.680 to wear women's makeup with midriff showing in a dunk tank. Dude, 1:47:29.780 --> 1:47:31.979 I may show up in short shorts wearing cowboy boots 1:47:32.020 --> 1:47:33.860 and a half shirt and a damn cowboy hat. There 1:47:33.880 --> 1:47:35.860 we go with the cigar hanging out. I may get 1:47:35.939 --> 1:47:36.360 into it. 1:47:37.880 --> 1:47:38.200 Do it. 1:47:38.560 --> 1:47:39.150 Lean in. 1:47:40.410 --> 1:47:40.750 Yeah. 1:47:41.110 --> 1:47:43.710 It might be uncomfortable when your cowboy boots fill up 1:47:43.729 --> 1:47:46.070 with water and you got to climb out and back 1:47:46.130 --> 1:47:47.870 up on the bench. Don't you worry about it, Jack. 1:47:47.970 --> 1:47:52.870 Water in my boot. I was born of the tank. 1:47:54.250 --> 1:47:57.710 I don't get sick. Why? I was born in a 1:47:57.770 --> 1:48:02.120 Florida dunk tank. I am the tank. The tank and 1:48:02.220 --> 1:48:06.480 I are one. Jimmy the tank. All right. 407-916-1041. Text 1:48:06.540 --> 1:48:08.980 us 77031. Load them up. It's time for trivia. We'll 1:48:09.000 --> 1:48:11.900 do that next. Jim Colbert, Prince of the Island. Jack, 1:48:11.939 --> 1:48:13.570 I keep telling you. More love from this guy. Jimmy 1:48:13.689 --> 1:48:16.570 is always like this. Listen, I will do it. But 1:48:16.890 --> 1:48:18.990 I have some stipulation and some condition. 1:48:19.010 --> 1:48:19.250 Come on. 1:48:20.050 --> 1:48:20.550 On, Jimmy. 1:48:20.630 --> 1:48:25.030 Just enjoy it. All of you should do the dunk temp. What? 1:48:25.270 --> 1:48:30.620 And Deb should be like $ 30. 1:48:28.979 --> 1:48:30.040 Jack should be. 1:48:29.960 --> 1:48:35.000 Like $ 15. 1:48:33.380 --> 1:48:36.840 Ross, $ 5. And Jimmy, $ 10. And Ross should go last 1:48:36.860 --> 1:48:41.220 because he's going to sting the water. I'm proud you 1:48:41.240 --> 1:48:43.040 got all that in, dude. Good job. He got it 1:48:43.080 --> 1:48:46.500 all in, and he took shots at three of us. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:48:47.080 --> 1:48:48.780 All right, welcome back to the Jim Colbert Show, Real 1:48:48.800 --> 1:48:51.020 Radio 104.1. I'm Jim. Deb is here. 1:48:51.060 --> 1:48:51.979 Hello. Jack is here. 1:48:52.040 --> 1:48:52.240 Yeah. 1:48:52.620 --> 1:48:55.050 Ross is here. Believe in yourself. 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I mean, the fact that Omo 1:50:30.790 --> 1:50:33.130 by John is on there, that's a Michelin star restaurant, 1:50:33.229 --> 1:50:37.469 is bananas, you know? All right, Deb, one, two, three, four, 1:50:37.630 --> 1:50:41.889 or five? Feeling three. Three sounds good. That is Austin. Austin, 1:50:41.930 --> 1:50:44.450 how you doing? I'm good, Jim. 1:50:44.470 --> 1:50:44.930 How are you? 1:50:44.950 --> 1:50:46.550 Doing great, brother. Want to play a little game with us? 1:50:47.550 --> 1:50:50.729 Let's do it. Let's do it, indeed. Do you want 1:50:50.750 --> 1:50:54.530 to play a game? All right, Austin, this is a 1:50:54.570 --> 1:50:56.690 real easy game. Boss got a question here for you. 1:50:56.750 --> 1:51:00.240 Four answers. One of these answers is not true. What? 1:51:00.880 --> 1:51:02.280 But if you can find that one, I'll send you 1:51:02.300 --> 1:51:03.620 over to see Jack, and you can pick out something 1:51:03.680 --> 1:51:07.080 nice for yourself. Are you ready? Let's go. Here we go, buddy. 1:51:07.220 --> 1:51:11.570 On this day in 1928, American businessman and co-founder of 1:51:11.630 --> 1:51:15.349 The Gap, Donald Fisher, was born. Here are three fun 1:51:15.390 --> 1:51:18.690 facts about The Gap and one sensible $ 26 sweater of 1:51:18.729 --> 1:51:21.090 a line. They do have good prices. All right, buddy. 1:51:21.110 --> 1:51:23.210 We're talking about The Gap. Which one of these is 1:51:23.270 --> 1:51:27.299 not true? Number one, The Gap owns Old Navy, Athleta, 1:51:27.540 --> 1:51:30.920 and Banana Republic as well. Number two, the Gap has 1:51:30.960 --> 1:51:36.780 about 2,500 stores across 25 countries on Earth. Number three, 1:51:37.220 --> 1:51:40.420 in 2020, the Gap signed a 10-year partnership deal with 1:51:40.479 --> 1:51:44.870 Kanye West, only to cancel it two years later. Or lastly, 1:51:45.189 --> 1:51:48.229 the Gap's original name was going to be Pants and Discs, 1:51:48.650 --> 1:51:51.950 because all they were going to sell is jeans and records. 1:51:52.470 --> 1:51:57.710 Which of those is a lie? Oh, man, let's, um. 1:51:59.060 --> 1:52:00.140 Let's go to number two. 1:52:00.240 --> 1:52:01.280 That's the one, buddy! 1:52:01.300 --> 1:52:04.019 You got it! 1:52:04.050 --> 1:52:07.210 The blind stab wins again. How many stores do you 1:52:07.250 --> 1:52:09.360 think The Gap actually has? I said 2,500 across 25 countries. 1:52:12.590 --> 1:52:15.130 I'm going to. 1:52:14.930 --> 1:52:17.650 Go $ 6, 000. 3,500 stores across 35 countries. 1:52:17.670 --> 1:52:17.810 Wow. 1:52:18.430 --> 1:52:20.910 Austin, you're a winner. Good job. I've had a good 1:52:20.950 --> 1:52:24.050 run until Austin. Austin knocked me off my perch two 1:52:24.070 --> 1:52:25.309 days in a row. I made it all the way 1:52:25.330 --> 1:52:27.410 to the last one until Austin shows up and ruins 1:52:27.430 --> 1:52:30.350 the party. That blue dot of a city got you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:52:30.729 --> 1:52:34.299 The Gap does own Old Navy, Athleta, and Banana Republic 1:52:34.340 --> 1:52:37.769 as well. The Gap has, like I said, 3,500 stores 1:52:37.790 --> 1:52:40.710 across 35 countries. In 2020, the Gap did sign a 1:52:40.729 --> 1:52:42.670 10-year deal with Kanye West. It was going to be 1:52:42.710 --> 1:52:47.340 called Yeezy Gap or Gap Yeezy. Do you remember that, Ross? Yeah. Yeah. 1:52:47.380 --> 1:52:50.600 Of course, he went crazy and started yelling out anti-Semitic 1:52:50.700 --> 1:52:54.240 and Nazi-supporting stuff, and they canceled that pretty quickly. And 1:52:54.280 --> 1:52:57.220 then I think basically wholesaled out the rest of that gear. 1:52:58.040 --> 1:53:00.040 And the Gap's original name was going to be Pants 1:53:00.160 --> 1:53:02.360 and Discs. The whole idea, he was going to sell 1:53:02.439 --> 1:53:05.059 records and jeans. That was it. Good thing he left 1:53:05.100 --> 1:53:07.600 that business model behind. And the reason why the guy 1:53:07.760 --> 1:53:12.160 actually started the Gap is because he was a size 31. 1:53:12.160 --> 1:53:15.100 And at the time, Levi's did not offer a size 31. 1:53:15.100 --> 1:53:18.620 It went from 30 to 32 to 34 to 36. 1:53:18.620 --> 1:53:20.970 He hated that. And he said that that sucks because 1:53:20.979 --> 1:53:22.650 it leaves a lot of people out. So he set 1:53:22.729 --> 1:53:25.450 out to build a company that offers jeans and those 1:53:25.610 --> 1:53:27.910 odd sizes that Levi's wasn't serving. 1:53:28.430 --> 1:53:30.250 The other thing I love about The Gap is the 1:53:30.310 --> 1:53:32.790 stuff they come out with around the 4th of July, 1:53:32.810 --> 1:53:36.309 where you can go in and get their Americana t-shirts 1:53:36.350 --> 1:53:38.689 and shorts and stuff. And then the other thing, too, 1:53:38.770 --> 1:53:40.429 is their jammy. 1:53:40.450 --> 1:53:41.890 Their jammy sets? 1:53:41.930 --> 1:53:44.710 Their jammy sets for families that they sell around the holidays. 1:53:44.729 --> 1:53:46.250 A couple other things before we get to the top 1:53:46.270 --> 1:53:48.110 of the hour. Do you wear matching jammies? Ross, thoughts? 1:53:48.130 --> 1:53:50.250 Can we give it a minute? No. The Gap is 1:53:50.270 --> 1:53:53.490 given credit for making the standard color pocket t-shirt an 1:53:53.530 --> 1:53:57.389 American fashion norm. In other words, when you see everybody 1:53:57.430 --> 1:53:58.990 walking around, they just have the T-shirt with a pocket 1:53:59.100 --> 1:54:01.340 and jeans, and that's it. That did not happen much 1:54:01.400 --> 1:54:03.260 before The Gap. The Gap made that the norm. 1:54:03.680 --> 1:54:04.020 Wow. 1:54:04.460 --> 1:54:07.940 The Gap's khaki swing commercial, do you remember that? Yeah, 1:54:07.960 --> 1:54:10.290 they were all in khaki pants and dancing to swing music. 1:54:10.630 --> 1:54:13.210 That actually was credited for giving the giant boost to 1:54:13.250 --> 1:54:16.550 that late 90s swing revival. Really? Yeah, it was that 1:54:16.630 --> 1:54:18.710 Gap commercial that made people, because for about a year 1:54:18.729 --> 1:54:22.050 and a half or so, swing music made this giant comeback. 1:54:22.070 --> 1:54:22.390 Oh, yeah. 1:54:22.410 --> 1:54:22.590 Yep. 1:54:22.930 --> 1:54:24.750 And it lasted for about, what, a year, two years? 1:54:24.770 --> 1:54:27.920 A couple years. That was all powered by that Gap video, 1:54:28.120 --> 1:54:30.360 or the Gap commercial. Not enough people knew how to dance. 1:54:30.900 --> 1:54:34.540 Old Navy was the first retailer to do this in 1:54:34.640 --> 1:54:39.890 sales in just four years after opening. Double. Old Navy? Yeah, 1:54:40.010 --> 1:54:41.430 Old Navy. They own Old Navy. 1:54:41.730 --> 1:54:41.990 Oh, okay. 1:54:42.010 --> 1:54:44.300 Matter of fact, they started Old Navy after this guy 1:54:44.340 --> 1:54:46.860 Fisher bought it, and it turned out to be their boon. 1:54:47.400 --> 1:54:49.320 It actually turned out to be their cash cow. Their 1:54:49.380 --> 1:54:53.060 American shirts? Because that's how I remember Old Navy. Old 1:54:53.100 --> 1:54:55.590 Navy was the first retailer in American history to make 1:54:55.590 --> 1:54:58.790 $ 1 billion after only being in business four years. 1:54:59.230 --> 1:54:59.570 Ooh. 1:54:59.790 --> 1:55:00.030 Yeah, yeah. 1:55:00.090 --> 1:55:04.680 And then lastly here. In 1996, actress Sharon Stone famously 1:55:04.740 --> 1:55:09.450 walked the Oscars red carpet wearing a Rudolph Valentino skirt 1:55:09.890 --> 1:55:14.530 and a Gap $ 26 sweater up top. And it changed. 1:55:14.830 --> 1:55:19.690 Yeah, after that, it became cool to wear something casual 1:55:19.730 --> 1:55:20.770 like that with couture. 1:55:20.930 --> 1:55:23.960 And they've actually backed out of mall spaces. If you'll notice, 1:55:24.020 --> 1:55:26.460 there aren't many Gaps in malls anymore. They've gone to 1:55:26.480 --> 1:55:31.370 freestanding stores and other spaces as well. And the guy 1:55:31.390 --> 1:55:34.089 who actually started this company, he was a real estate developer. 1:55:34.370 --> 1:55:35.890 When he bought this building, I think he bought a 1:55:35.930 --> 1:55:39.120 hotel in California, and he had a space down there. 1:55:39.160 --> 1:55:41.960 And he said, well, let's just throw some stuff in 1:55:41.980 --> 1:55:44.000 there that I think is good because they were just 1:55:44.120 --> 1:55:47.390 using other brands. They sold Levi's and Wrangler's and Lee's. 1:55:47.950 --> 1:55:51.050 So they opened it up. It went crazy. So eventually 1:55:51.090 --> 1:55:53.110 started kind of ruling that out, thinking to ourselves, well, 1:55:53.130 --> 1:55:55.180 why are we paying for other jeans? We have the 1:55:55.220 --> 1:55:57.560 brand name. Let's just make our own. And that's where 1:55:57.600 --> 1:56:00.100 the Gap brand started in that very first store. Wow. 1:56:00.200 --> 1:56:04.040 Kind of cool. Thoughts? Yes. Tragedies cause a ton of 1:56:04.140 --> 1:56:06.470 negative events, right? They always do. 1:56:06.550 --> 1:56:10.510 And usually, in fact, every single big tragedy that's happened 1:56:10.550 --> 1:56:13.530 in my life has always caused the same emotion myself. 1:56:13.880 --> 1:56:15.120 Which is sadness. 1:56:15.700 --> 1:56:19.900 Well, Orlando and a bunch of Central Floridians like myself 1:56:19.980 --> 1:56:23.260 in the entertainment scene here locally, we just actually had 1:56:23.360 --> 1:56:25.640 a tragedy a couple of weeks ago, and I'm not 1:56:25.740 --> 1:56:28.840 feeling sadness. I'm feeling a different emotion, and I was 1:56:28.980 --> 1:56:31.990 wondering if you could help me out with that emotion. 1:56:32.270 --> 1:56:34.650 I'll tell you that emotion, and I will ask you 1:56:34.750 --> 1:56:36.230 for your help after the break. 1:56:36.250 --> 1:56:36.910 We'll do that next. 1:56:40.710 --> 1:56:44.150 Good afternoon, morning, Colbert, Keru. Okay, so looking like I 1:56:44.210 --> 1:56:45.770 should be able to make it out to Suds, Pups, 1:56:45.810 --> 1:56:48.710 and Pints. Willie will be joining me as well. And 1:56:48.750 --> 1:56:51.890 of course, we're going to be dunking on Jimmy. You 1:56:51.910 --> 1:56:53.440 got to do at least an hour, dude. I mean, 1:56:53.450 --> 1:56:55.100 say you get even like 30 people in that hour, 1:56:55.160 --> 1:56:57.700 that's only 300 bucks. We can do a lot better 1:56:57.740 --> 1:57:00.520 than that, my man. But also, speaking of water, do 1:57:00.560 --> 1:57:02.960 you know what the bottled water told the spy, Jimmy? 1:57:03.320 --> 1:57:04.300 I don't know, buddy. What did it say? 1:57:04.920 --> 1:57:09.160 The name's Bond. Hydrogen Bond. Big T out. 1:57:14.370 --> 1:57:18.590 Yes, please, come to Mount Dora. With a quiver full 1:57:18.670 --> 1:57:23.570 of those jokes. I appreciate it. I am going to 1:57:23.610 --> 1:57:25.810 be so brutal to you. You have no idea. 1:57:25.830 --> 1:57:29.050 Hey, just keep making money for the Humane Society of 1:57:29.090 --> 1:57:29.510 Lake County. 1:57:29.530 --> 1:57:31.290 You can do whatever you want. You are going to 1:57:31.350 --> 1:57:35.670 earn that dunk, and you're going to leave crying. Welcome 1:57:35.690 --> 1:57:37.590 back to the Jim Colbert Show. We're already at 104.1. 1:57:37.590 --> 1:57:40.890 I'm Jim. There's Deb. Hello. Jack is here. And so 1:57:41.070 --> 1:57:44.030 is Sauce. It's true. Speaking of that, let's get some 1:57:45.210 --> 1:57:50.120 Ross Thoughts. It's weird. Let's do it. It's funny. It's 1:57:50.180 --> 1:57:55.170 also brought to you by Mills Air. It's Ross. Spelled 1:57:55.290 --> 1:57:56.210 like sauce. 1:57:56.370 --> 1:57:56.830 Burr. 1:57:57.250 --> 1:57:59.390 It's Ross Thoughts. 1:57:59.490 --> 1:58:03.410 That's real audio of Gucci Mane after he called Mills Air. 1:58:03.470 --> 1:58:06.410 That's why he says burr. 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Go please support Mills Air. 1:58:32.090 --> 1:58:32.850 Thank you, Mills. 1:58:32.990 --> 1:58:36.770 Jim, I told you that the teaser was saying that 1:58:36.870 --> 1:58:40.760 every tragedy, everyone has had a bad thing happen to 1:58:40.800 --> 1:58:43.600 them in their life, whether it's your life or somebody 1:58:43.700 --> 1:58:47.140 else's that can then Cause this negative emotion and it 1:58:47.180 --> 1:58:50.800 can spread throughout, you know, a friend group or a community. 1:58:50.820 --> 1:58:51.200 Yes. 1:58:51.300 --> 1:58:57.360 And usually whenever that happens, I feel immense sadness. And 1:58:57.400 --> 1:59:03.730 I feel like this might be like a, a very. honest, uh, 1:59:03.890 --> 1:59:07.400 crossroads moment of like, okay, maybe this is the last 1:59:07.500 --> 1:59:10.440 nail of being, becoming an adult in some way, because 1:59:10.780 --> 1:59:13.560 at 25, when something bad were to happen, I would 1:59:13.600 --> 1:59:14.200 get sad. 1:59:14.580 --> 1:59:14.740 Yeah. 1:59:14.760 --> 1:59:16.020 And now I've. 1:59:15.920 --> 1:59:19.340 Got a new emotion that I, I've never really experienced 1:59:19.400 --> 1:59:22.600 before off of, uh, something bad. And I will tell 1:59:22.620 --> 1:59:25.400 you the something bad, but the new emotion is anger. 1:59:26.190 --> 1:59:30.250 I have for the first time in my life, uh, 1:59:31.000 --> 1:59:34.280 Heard news and felt anger. 1:59:34.580 --> 1:59:34.920 Okay. 1:59:34.960 --> 1:59:37.560 And I don't know how to compute it. I don't 1:59:37.650 --> 1:59:43.130 know how to stomach it. Okay. I think about the 1:59:43.210 --> 1:59:45.210 news and I get really, really upset. 1:59:45.630 --> 1:59:46.410 Yeah, yeah. 1:59:46.570 --> 1:59:48.050 So I guess it would help if I told you 1:59:48.070 --> 1:59:53.170 the news, I suppose. A couple weeks ago, everyone found 1:59:53.330 --> 1:59:56.610 out between a group of friends that a somewhat popular 1:59:56.650 --> 1:59:59.830 person that we all knew got hit by lightning. and 2:00:00.070 --> 2:00:02.030 uh as soon as this is your group of friends 2:00:02.090 --> 2:00:05.250 this is uh essentially yes my group of friends a 2:00:05.410 --> 2:00:08.460 friend in this group got hit by lightning and uh 2:00:08.600 --> 2:00:10.860 immediately i think we all think of the same thing 2:00:10.900 --> 2:00:14.140 of other stories of people surviving sure yeah and uh 2:00:14.300 --> 2:00:16.720 i even looked it up it's a 90 chance of 2:00:16.780 --> 2:00:22.480 survival yeah being hit by lightning um unfortunately for this 2:00:22.600 --> 2:00:25.460 friend He did not survive. 2:00:25.540 --> 2:00:27.920 He didn't make it. No. 2:00:28.360 --> 2:00:31.620 He was sent to the hospital. He was in a coma. 2:00:31.820 --> 2:00:36.390 I believe they pronounced him essentially brain dead. And then 2:00:36.430 --> 2:00:42.230 the family made the decision this week. And I bring 2:00:42.270 --> 2:00:47.760 it up because literally I'm confused. And the one thing 2:00:47.820 --> 2:00:52.300 about this one individual... That I would love to say, 2:00:52.310 --> 2:00:54.820 because I know that there are so many people just 2:00:54.940 --> 2:00:59.860 like him and what that character trait is. and I 2:00:59.980 --> 2:01:02.580 know it's so easy to take for granted, but being 2:01:02.640 --> 2:01:07.260 a good human. He was good. He was not loud. 2:01:08.520 --> 2:01:11.140 If you walked into a room, chances are you might 2:01:11.180 --> 2:01:14.250 have missed him because he's being respectful to everyone else 2:01:14.310 --> 2:01:17.550 in the room. There was never a bad day when 2:01:17.630 --> 2:01:23.030 I was in his proximity. He was also way more 2:01:23.110 --> 2:01:25.839 supportive of me than I was supportive of him. 2:01:27.140 --> 2:01:30.640 Every post, every joke, every sketch that I dropped online, 2:01:30.900 --> 2:01:33.480 he was one of the first comments. He would always 2:01:33.540 --> 2:01:35.220 bring it up to me and goes, oh man, I 2:01:35.460 --> 2:01:38.660 loved how you did that and was really invested in 2:01:39.420 --> 2:01:44.320 my pursuit of my own happiness. That that's the trait 2:01:44.400 --> 2:01:47.080 right there that I want to compliment. And if you 2:01:47.300 --> 2:01:51.240 are one of those people that you can celebrate somebody 2:01:51.360 --> 2:01:56.860 else's happiness in front of that person, man, you should 2:01:56.940 --> 2:01:59.920 never spend an hour of any part of your life 2:01:59.960 --> 2:02:03.730 being disrespected. If you have that attribute, because he showed 2:02:04.010 --> 2:02:05.020 me that attribute. 2:02:05.160 --> 2:02:06.050 And to be honest with. 2:02:05.970 --> 2:02:09.750 You, it's a muscle that I think is weak in 2:02:09.810 --> 2:02:12.510 my body. I don't, I'm not the best at that. 2:02:13.070 --> 2:02:15.630 Whenever I hear a really, really good joke at a 2:02:15.670 --> 2:02:18.610 comedy show, I actually kind of get upset. 2:02:18.710 --> 2:02:20.430 Damn, I wish I'd have thought of that. I could 2:02:20.470 --> 2:02:24.460 have thought of that. And I have never walked up 2:02:24.600 --> 2:02:27.540 to that comedian and said, I wish I would have 2:02:27.580 --> 2:02:32.400 thought of that. And this individual, this great friend... Was 2:02:32.510 --> 2:02:37.730 a creative. He had his own podcast. He was an 2:02:38.010 --> 2:02:41.290 uber nerd. And I mean that in the highest respect. 2:02:41.770 --> 2:02:45.690 And I think it's important just for me to say 2:02:45.710 --> 2:02:48.310 his name. He was in a band called Pangolin. His 2:02:48.330 --> 2:02:51.400 name was Kenneth Lehman Jr. And I knew him from 2:02:51.420 --> 2:02:52.680 his theme park days. 2:02:53.240 --> 2:02:53.500 And I. 2:02:55.120 --> 2:02:58.160 Just get so angry, Jim. Why are you angry, buddy? 2:02:58.260 --> 2:02:59.880 Because he was too good. 2:03:00.080 --> 2:03:00.340 Yeah, yeah. 2:03:01.000 --> 2:03:04.860 And it was such a smoking gun evidence of how 2:03:05.010 --> 2:03:08.590 truly unfair this whole existence thing is. And I'm not 2:03:08.650 --> 2:03:10.470 saying that it should be fair or I'm not trying 2:03:10.490 --> 2:03:12.770 to convince anybody that it is. 2:03:12.790 --> 2:03:16.890 And like, oh, we got robbed. I understand life is hard. 2:03:16.970 --> 2:03:19.770 This is hard. But this is the first time that 2:03:19.850 --> 2:03:24.160 I have felt anger. because of how wholesome and how pure, 2:03:24.560 --> 2:03:29.230 of how just a, across the map, Jim, a contribution 2:03:29.310 --> 2:03:33.270 to his world and his society. And it was robbed 2:03:33.710 --> 2:03:41.320 from Mother Nature, the chaos that is the randomness of lightning. 2:03:41.460 --> 2:03:43.160 Would it be any different if it was like a 2:03:43.200 --> 2:03:46.010 car crash or anything like that would it would you 2:03:46.060 --> 2:03:48.390 feel different if it was that instead of lightning if 2:03:48.450 --> 2:03:50.070 it wasn't so random. 2:03:49.770 --> 2:03:53.170 It's solely off of the person that he was and 2:03:53.290 --> 2:03:56.140 the person he grew into and i and i'm not 2:03:56.180 --> 2:03:59.410 gonna lie i'm not like super close to him I'm 2:03:59.450 --> 2:04:01.990 not going to act like I was his best friend, 2:04:02.050 --> 2:04:06.180 but I will act that Central Florida just lost one 2:04:06.420 --> 2:04:11.640 hell of a human being, and I just have never 2:04:11.720 --> 2:04:17.360 experienced anger off of anyone's passing, including my father, which 2:04:17.440 --> 2:04:21.160 is weird because my dad had his own demons, but 2:04:21.400 --> 2:04:22.120 this guy was. 2:04:22.860 --> 2:04:25.850 You're applying his existence to his attributes as opposed to 2:04:25.900 --> 2:04:28.510 just being alive. I mean, that's what you're doing because– 2:04:28.550 --> 2:04:30.870 and the other thing too is unfortunately in today's world, 2:04:30.910 --> 2:04:32.790 we have plenty of people to compare him against, right? 2:04:33.230 --> 2:04:35.670 We have plenty of people to go, that person is 2:04:35.750 --> 2:04:40.100 an awful POS and why does my guy gone and 2:04:40.140 --> 2:04:41.950 this guy continues to live on? 2:04:41.960 --> 2:04:42.040 Yeah. 2:04:42.100 --> 2:04:44.260 Yeah, yeah, yeah. There's a whole lot of that and 2:04:44.300 --> 2:04:48.280 then there's– And it's exhausting. Yeah, it is. It is 2:04:48.360 --> 2:04:51.730 exhausting to go in day in, day out and see 2:04:51.830 --> 2:04:55.510 something bad win and then get hit with the news 2:04:55.570 --> 2:04:59.630 that Kenneth isn't here anymore because that was a good 2:04:59.710 --> 2:05:03.950 guy losing. And it's just like. 2:05:03.830 --> 2:05:07.580 Running a marathon and you're on mile 10 after you 2:05:07.620 --> 2:05:10.320 see the bad guy get the— Yeah, yeah, yeah. get 2:05:10.420 --> 2:05:13.720 the the advantage or grab the promotion because they were 2:05:13.760 --> 2:05:17.360 the loud one and they were the the exclamation point 2:05:17.420 --> 2:05:19.640 guy and god knows that guess what kind of a 2:05:19.680 --> 2:05:24.090 hypocrite i benefited from being the the exclamation point guy 2:05:24.710 --> 2:05:30.970 and he supported that because he had he enjoyed creativity 2:05:31.620 --> 2:05:35.890 He was such a good person. I've never had such 2:05:35.970 --> 2:05:40.570 a wholesome spirit lose or leave my life before. And 2:05:40.630 --> 2:05:43.410 that's why I think I've never felt this level of 2:05:43.730 --> 2:05:46.950 anger about it. So if you're one of the people 2:05:47.610 --> 2:05:49.840 that supports your friends, I. 2:05:51.830 --> 2:05:56.620 I can't thank you enough. His passing has made me 2:05:56.660 --> 2:06:00.900 want to support my friends more. It's not a dumb endeavor. 2:06:01.400 --> 2:06:04.470 Go out to that show because the one thing, and 2:06:04.490 --> 2:06:06.950 I don't want to end this being so dramatic, but 2:06:06.990 --> 2:06:09.790 the one thing that haunts me the most is is 2:06:09.970 --> 2:06:11.709 uh he was in a band it was called pangolin 2:06:11.750 --> 2:06:14.879 he was in the music scene the independent music scene 2:06:14.920 --> 2:06:18.900 here in orlando and uh i did a comedy show 2:06:18.940 --> 2:06:21.680 i was with a band and the band was supposed 2:06:21.720 --> 2:06:23.600 to do a set and i was supposed to do 2:06:23.620 --> 2:06:25.520 a set and we were supposed to flip two more 2:06:25.560 --> 2:06:31.090 times after that it is the one time that i 2:06:31.130 --> 2:06:33.290 walked up to kenneth the next day at work and 2:06:33.310 --> 2:06:36.240 he goes where were you last night Because it was 2:06:36.300 --> 2:06:39.240 the only comedy show in my entire life that I 2:06:39.320 --> 2:06:40.320 called out sick. 2:06:41.240 --> 2:06:41.920 Oh, wow. 2:06:43.920 --> 2:06:48.500 So even at a show that I didn't support for myself, 2:06:48.600 --> 2:06:57.600 he was there. Because I called out sick. Friend support 2:06:57.660 --> 2:06:58.360 is priceless. 2:06:58.420 --> 2:07:00.520 If you have a friend that supports you in any 2:07:00.660 --> 2:07:03.450 shape or form, If it's the most that they have, 2:07:03.490 --> 2:07:06.490 then appreciate it, even if it's not the exact definition 2:07:06.510 --> 2:07:09.170 of the support that you need or want. If they 2:07:09.210 --> 2:07:14.420 are giving it to you, please soak that in. Please. 2:07:16.040 --> 2:07:19.180 Those people are priceless, and you are lucky to have 2:07:19.240 --> 2:07:22.800 them in your life. Orlando lost a really, really good person, 2:07:23.200 --> 2:07:27.180 and boy, am I angry about it. And those are 2:07:27.200 --> 2:07:27.960 your Ross thoughts. 2:07:28.340 --> 2:07:30.940 I'm out. Peace. All right. 2:07:30.960 --> 2:07:31.160 407-916-1041. 2:07:31.200 --> 2:07:33.880 Text us at 77031. Back in a sec with more 2:07:33.900 --> 2:07:34.780 of the Jim Colbert Show. 2:07:35.300 --> 2:07:39.680 High lightning three times. First was under the sink, touching 2:07:39.760 --> 2:07:43.470 pipes while lightning was outside. Second was in the shower, 2:07:44.560 --> 2:07:45.950 reaching into a stream of water. 2:07:45.970 --> 2:07:49.770 It felt like Thor's hammer. The third time was a few. 2:07:51.400 --> 2:07:53.580 Weeks ago, I guess, we had those bad storms hit 2:07:53.600 --> 2:07:55.970 in the backyard. I was in the house on my 2:07:56.020 --> 2:07:59.450 cell phone. It went through me and went through my son. 2:07:59.250 --> 2:07:59.910 In his bedroom. 2:08:01.220 --> 2:08:01.520 Whoa. 2:08:02.420 --> 2:08:03.420 Do not come to Mount Ward. 2:08:03.440 --> 2:08:07.240 Jim Bob Crew, Ross, man, I feel for you, man. Unfortunately, 2:08:07.780 --> 2:08:11.670 the older you go, the more people you lose. And 2:08:12.390 --> 2:08:13.890 you saying that, you're angry, man. 2:08:14.050 --> 2:08:16.010 That's okay. Be angry. 2:08:16.880 --> 2:08:19.220 Don't let anybody tell you that it's not okay to 2:08:19.240 --> 2:08:20.780 be angry or talk you out of it. 2:08:20.810 --> 2:08:22.190 It's okay to be angry, man. 2:08:23.090 --> 2:08:24.350 Express those emotions. 2:08:24.450 --> 2:08:25.030 It sucks. 2:08:25.610 --> 2:08:28.110 It really, really sucks to lose somebody you love or 2:08:28.370 --> 2:08:28.870 don't love. 2:08:32.720 --> 2:08:33.300 Yeah, the, um. 2:08:34.430 --> 2:08:36.250 I think it's the fairness thing you're kind of dealing 2:08:36.310 --> 2:08:38.490 with more difficultly, right? It's just the idea that he 2:08:38.530 --> 2:08:41.150 was such a good person and did not deserve to 2:08:42.070 --> 2:08:44.310 have his life ended so quickly as opposed to people 2:08:44.330 --> 2:08:46.800 who go through their life living it in a duplicitous 2:08:46.840 --> 2:08:49.220 manner and never seem to pay a price for it. 2:08:49.220 --> 2:08:51.640 They always seem to get away with it. That can 2:08:51.660 --> 2:08:54.080 be absolutely infuriating. I get it. 2:08:54.340 --> 2:08:58.010 Yeah, you kind of right there, whale on the head. 2:08:58.070 --> 2:09:00.450 When bad things happen to good people. Yeah, yeah. My son, 2:09:00.470 --> 2:09:02.550 I will tell you, I love my son dearly, but 2:09:02.590 --> 2:09:05.510 when he was young, he had a real problem with 2:09:05.530 --> 2:09:08.380 the idea of fairness in life. And he's kind of 2:09:08.420 --> 2:09:12.240 learned that. because life has shown him enough possibilities that 2:09:12.580 --> 2:09:14.280 he only leaned on the stuff that seemed to be 2:09:14.320 --> 2:09:16.340 bad for him. He never really looked at the positives 2:09:16.660 --> 2:09:18.260 that he had going in his life sometimes. He always 2:09:18.300 --> 2:09:20.420 felt when something happened, it was just happening to him, 2:09:20.840 --> 2:09:22.940 and those things didn't happen to anybody else. And it 2:09:22.960 --> 2:09:24.660 took him a while to get out of that mentality 2:09:24.700 --> 2:09:26.770 and just kind of growing up a little bit, but 2:09:26.810 --> 2:09:29.490 it does happen. And this isn't the first person you've 2:09:29.530 --> 2:09:31.170 lost that's close to you either, right? No. 2:09:32.270 --> 2:09:34.550 No, to be honest with you, I'm on an awful 2:09:34.810 --> 2:09:39.090 hot streak. There's also another comedian that I performed with. 2:09:39.410 --> 2:09:43.330 This was like 10 years ago, but that's also hurting the... 2:09:43.350 --> 2:09:46.560 And that's a national comedy scene comedian. You would have 2:09:46.570 --> 2:09:48.400 to be doing comedy for a while to know who 2:09:48.440 --> 2:09:52.800 he was. But Danny Maupin also just passed. And I 2:09:52.840 --> 2:09:55.500 was definitely closer with my friend Kenneth than I was 2:09:55.900 --> 2:09:56.680 the other person. 2:09:56.740 --> 2:09:58.380 But just knowing. 2:09:59.020 --> 2:10:02.600 Kenneth's character, the way that I did and the way 2:10:02.640 --> 2:10:07.190 that everybody did just makes it that much worse because 2:10:07.310 --> 2:10:09.990 everyone deserves to live their life. But I got to 2:10:10.030 --> 2:10:13.270 tell you, and I have had my eyes opened up 2:10:13.310 --> 2:10:16.330 to this. I think some people deserve to live longer 2:10:16.590 --> 2:10:19.890 than others. Like, like, like in the sense of like, 2:10:20.410 --> 2:10:22.060 there are good people and bad people. 2:10:22.260 --> 2:10:25.200 And I not, I can't be naive to that anymore. 2:10:25.220 --> 2:10:25.500 Yeah. 2:10:25.800 --> 2:10:27.900 Yeah, one of the lessons I would talk to my 2:10:27.920 --> 2:10:31.080 kids about when they were young, because especially when this 2:10:31.100 --> 2:10:33.140 came up, and of course this is my son as well, 2:10:33.180 --> 2:10:36.960 is I think one of the most dangerous words in 2:10:36.980 --> 2:10:39.060 the English language is deserve. 2:10:39.540 --> 2:10:39.800 Yeah. 2:10:39.940 --> 2:10:43.870 I think it is a painfully, really toxic kind of word, 2:10:43.930 --> 2:10:46.490 and I think it can really create some serious situations 2:10:46.530 --> 2:10:49.510 in your life. If you believe you deserve, and I've 2:10:49.550 --> 2:10:52.830 told my kids before, you don't deserve anything. I mean, 2:10:52.870 --> 2:10:55.180 you get what you get, but you don't deserve it. 2:10:55.540 --> 2:10:57.300 That means good things or bad things. I mean, if 2:10:57.320 --> 2:10:59.540 you have great favor in your life, I mean, it 2:10:59.680 --> 2:11:01.340 just happened to you. If you have things that happened 2:11:01.360 --> 2:11:04.580 to you poorly, you didn't deserve that. There's no great 2:11:04.660 --> 2:11:07.870 cosmic force coming down on you to even things out 2:11:08.030 --> 2:11:10.150 or to mess it up. It's just kind of how 2:11:10.190 --> 2:11:12.090 it happens. I mean, you said he was on his 2:11:12.130 --> 2:11:13.130 bicycle when this happened? 2:11:13.170 --> 2:11:13.370 Yeah. 2:11:13.870 --> 2:11:15.470 I mean, he could have easily been hit by a car. 2:11:15.920 --> 2:11:18.520 somebody not paying attention to their phone and hit by 2:11:18.540 --> 2:11:21.820 a car. I mean, you think about the deserved thing, 2:11:21.890 --> 2:11:23.830 and I'm not trying to parallel this with anything else, Ross, 2:11:23.850 --> 2:11:25.190 but I'll give you a good example of how this 2:11:25.210 --> 2:11:28.210 hits me, is the gentleman who was trying to help 2:11:28.410 --> 2:11:31.530 in Apopka about two weeks ago. Yeah, the Good Samaritan. 2:11:31.630 --> 2:11:33.890 The guy was a Good Samaritan. He saw a guy 2:11:34.090 --> 2:11:36.370 hitting a girl, a woman, having a big argument and 2:11:36.390 --> 2:11:38.830 getting physical. He gets out of his car to go 2:11:39.010 --> 2:11:43.150 over and see what's going on and get shot and killed. Now, 2:11:43.180 --> 2:11:45.440 when you hear reports about what that person was like, 2:11:45.780 --> 2:11:48.600 apparently one of the greatest dudes ever. Great family man, 2:11:48.640 --> 2:11:53.700 wonderful husband, community partner, and was shot dead trying to 2:11:53.740 --> 2:11:56.360 do the right thing by somebody who had a record 2:11:56.480 --> 2:11:58.700 of doing the wrong thing. This was just one part 2:11:58.740 --> 2:12:02.660 of this guy's life. And the wrong guy took the 2:12:02.700 --> 2:12:05.680 punishment that day. And even though I don't know this person, 2:12:05.700 --> 2:12:08.140 I got a little of that feeling. It's like, how 2:12:08.180 --> 2:12:10.820 does this happen in life? How does the guy trying 2:12:10.900 --> 2:12:13.380 to help the girl get shot and killed by the 2:12:13.420 --> 2:12:17.070 guy who has a perpetual problem with that? Multiple arrests, 2:12:17.190 --> 2:12:20.710 multiple rap sheet, the whole nine yards. But it just happens. 2:12:20.730 --> 2:12:22.730 There's really no rhyme or reason to it. It is 2:12:22.810 --> 2:12:25.500 very difficult to understand. Really, there is no understanding it. 2:12:25.850 --> 2:12:26.750 And then there was. 2:12:27.470 --> 2:12:29.850 I mean, there's so many things that I feel like 2:12:29.950 --> 2:12:33.350 I've grown up so much, like just different thoughts. Like 2:12:33.770 --> 2:12:36.110 when I was young and everything was black and white, 2:12:36.570 --> 2:12:38.010 everything good and bad. 2:12:38.090 --> 2:12:38.650 It's simple. 2:12:38.690 --> 2:12:41.390 It's what's being taught to you. Don't do that. Definitely 2:12:41.470 --> 2:12:44.839 do this. And then as you get older. And then 2:12:44.900 --> 2:12:49.140 that black and white method of just going, this is good, 2:12:49.180 --> 2:12:53.420 this is bad. All of a sudden, the entire ground 2:12:53.580 --> 2:12:56.480 falls out from underneath you because now it's, well, this 2:12:56.540 --> 2:12:57.760 is good, but. 2:12:57.800 --> 2:13:00.550 Yeah, again, this is another conversation I have with my son. 2:13:00.590 --> 2:13:02.470 We talked about that very thing because that's exactly what 2:13:02.770 --> 2:13:04.230 I told him. I said, the world is not black 2:13:04.250 --> 2:13:06.330 and white. I said, you know, I said, the crazy 2:13:06.370 --> 2:13:08.890 part is, is between the black and white is a 2:13:08.930 --> 2:13:12.570 ton of gray. And all that gray is different situations 2:13:12.630 --> 2:13:14.810 in your life, different. And you're going to experience this 2:13:15.090 --> 2:13:17.310 five or 10 times more in your life, buddy. I mean, 2:13:17.330 --> 2:13:19.490 this is I mean, I do see this as like 2:13:19.560 --> 2:13:21.600 a this is just one of those things that, you know, 2:13:21.610 --> 2:13:24.640 my Uncle Bobby, my Uncle Bobby of all my family members, 2:13:24.680 --> 2:13:27.220 including my mother, was by far the best of the group. 2:13:28.120 --> 2:13:31.530 just a wonderful human being and died before, died before others, 2:13:31.990 --> 2:13:34.290 you know, died at 75 years old, never smoked, never drank, 2:13:34.750 --> 2:13:37.190 went to church, did his whole thing, was a good person, 2:13:37.430 --> 2:13:41.330 helped family members, the whole nine yards and, you know, got, 2:13:41.790 --> 2:13:44.210 got lung cancer and died of it, you know, and, 2:13:44.310 --> 2:13:46.610 and you just, you know, why even at 75, he 2:13:46.630 --> 2:13:50.530 was in perfect shape. His face, his, his, his absolutely 2:13:50.550 --> 2:13:52.610 perfect shape. Look, still 40 years old. 2:13:52.970 --> 2:13:55.010 And it's like one of those things, because it's just, 2:13:55.070 --> 2:13:58.600 whenever you see such an injustice, it's, And, and I 2:13:58.640 --> 2:14:02.330 know I'm like five degrees separated from the fault, the 2:14:02.370 --> 2:14:05.010 next statement, but it makes me go like, why are 2:14:05.070 --> 2:14:06.530 we sweating? 2:14:06.630 --> 2:14:09.150 Yeah. Why are we trying to like, what's wait, hold on. 2:14:09.290 --> 2:14:11.870 I forgot. This is, that's a possibility. I gotta tell you, dude, 2:14:11.890 --> 2:14:13.150 this is the kind of thing you're like, some people 2:14:13.170 --> 2:14:15.030 like take this stuff like to heart and they change 2:14:15.050 --> 2:14:16.810 their entire life. Like, I mean, there are people out 2:14:16.840 --> 2:14:18.540 there that have had instances like that. And they're like, 2:14:18.560 --> 2:14:20.100 I'm checking out. I'm going to go get a cabin 2:14:20.120 --> 2:14:21.620 in the mountains. I'm done with this. I don't want 2:14:21.680 --> 2:14:22.960 any more of this pain. I don't want any more 2:14:22.980 --> 2:14:26.400 of this. And, uh, it's a real directive point, but, uh, Yeah, 2:14:26.520 --> 2:14:27.940 it sucks, buddy, and I'm sorry to hear that for 2:14:27.960 --> 2:14:28.320 your friend. 2:14:28.440 --> 2:14:32.700 Well, and it's not just my friend. There are way 2:14:32.800 --> 2:14:37.040 closer people to Kenneth than I. I just was lucky 2:14:37.080 --> 2:14:41.900 enough to be in his orbit and to have his 2:14:41.960 --> 2:14:44.020 support for my jokey jokes. 2:14:44.060 --> 2:14:47.650 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, again, buddy, I'm sorry, and I 2:14:48.470 --> 2:14:50.970 just wish everybody that is connected with him the best, 2:14:51.090 --> 2:14:52.610 and as much peace as they can gain. 2:14:52.630 --> 2:14:56.530 Yeah, and the anger thing is just so new. I've 2:14:57.680 --> 2:15:01.840 never gotten angry at nothing before, but here I am 2:15:02.080 --> 2:15:03.220 getting angry at nothing. 2:15:04.060 --> 2:15:07.860 All right, 407-916-1041. Text us at 77031. Got a lot 2:15:07.880 --> 2:15:11.520 of positive responses there. We will be at Universal Studios tomorrow. 2:15:11.680 --> 2:15:13.140 We will be. We're going to be out there broadcasting 2:15:13.160 --> 2:15:15.760 live from the booth. If you're out at the park tomorrow, 2:15:15.780 --> 2:15:16.980 if you're going to Halloween Horror Nights, you should get 2:15:17.020 --> 2:15:18.970 there a little bit early. If you want to stop 2:15:19.010 --> 2:15:20.510 by and bang on the window, we'll be right there 2:15:20.530 --> 2:15:23.230 by the Brown Derby. That is the radio broadcast booth. 2:15:23.970 --> 2:15:25.910 We'll be there. Emily, the movie girl, is going to 2:15:25.930 --> 2:15:27.930 drop by a little bit tomorrow, I believe. That's awesome. 2:15:27.950 --> 2:15:30.140 We're going to have Remy. Remy's going to drop by 2:15:30.160 --> 2:15:31.680 around 4 o'clock and give us a review of some 2:15:31.700 --> 2:15:34.940 of the houses. Yep. Jimmy will be wearing his mermaid outfit. 2:15:34.960 --> 2:15:37.430 So you can actually look in the studio and see him. 2:15:37.550 --> 2:15:37.970 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 2:15:37.990 --> 2:15:39.290 So it's going to be a good time tomorrow. We're 2:15:39.310 --> 2:15:41.450 really excited about it. Just found out that our good 2:15:41.470 --> 2:15:44.590 friends over at... Hard Rock Cafe are going to provide 2:15:44.630 --> 2:15:47.470 some snacks for us, which is nice. Yes. Love those guys. 2:15:48.150 --> 2:15:51.330 And what else is going on there tomorrow, guys? I 2:15:51.370 --> 2:15:53.970 know I'm going to be eating even more than the 2:15:54.010 --> 2:15:56.890 Hard Rock food. I'm going after that Halloween Horror Night food. 2:15:57.010 --> 2:15:57.610 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 2:15:57.650 --> 2:16:00.190 I've already had some of the things. Basically, they have 2:16:00.220 --> 2:16:03.040 like a deep fried sushi roll on a stick. 2:16:03.080 --> 2:16:05.180 Do they really? With eel sauce and white sauce. That 2:16:05.200 --> 2:16:07.240 sounds good. It's a fun time. Yeah, I'm down for that. 2:16:07.260 --> 2:16:09.720 How about that? Universal is making a change, though. Did 2:16:09.740 --> 2:16:12.730 you guys see the latest news? What is it? After 2:16:12.790 --> 2:16:17.510 this change is made, the only original ride left in 2:16:17.550 --> 2:16:20.350 the park will be E.T. I did see this. 2:16:20.610 --> 2:16:21.730 Yeah, yeah. Wow. 2:16:21.890 --> 2:16:26.430 And the funny thing is, what I'll never understand about 2:16:26.470 --> 2:16:31.450 Halloween Hard Nights, they had what I think was generationally 2:16:31.590 --> 2:16:34.750 the most popular thing that I've ever been a part of, 2:16:35.090 --> 2:16:38.269 and that includes the houses to me at Halloween Hard Nights, 2:16:38.310 --> 2:16:41.390 which was Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure. And they would 2:16:41.410 --> 2:16:44.680 do this entire show, bringing in all kinds of pop 2:16:44.720 --> 2:16:47.640 culture stuff, weaving it into like a show with acrobatics, 2:16:47.959 --> 2:16:52.950 with comedy, with horror. And it was a standing room 2:16:53.110 --> 2:16:59.260 only situation. And where that happened was... Was that animal experience, right? 2:16:59.360 --> 2:17:02.420 No, that happened over at the Fear Factor stage, which 2:17:02.459 --> 2:17:04.920 still exists, but they have a nightmare fuel. But I 2:17:05.020 --> 2:17:08.590 like where your head is going out right now. You 2:17:08.810 --> 2:17:11.010 are thinking that you're rooting for Bill and Ted to 2:17:11.030 --> 2:17:11.590 make a comeback. 2:17:11.610 --> 2:17:12.529 I would love to see them make a comeback. Oh, 2:17:12.530 --> 2:17:14.570 that was one of the best shows ever. I thought 2:17:14.610 --> 2:17:17.379 they did it at the animal actors on location thing 2:17:17.420 --> 2:17:19.340 at that big theater. That's not where that is? There's 2:17:19.480 --> 2:17:21.599 two big theaters in that theme park. 2:17:21.640 --> 2:17:23.780 You have the Fear Factor or what used to be 2:17:23.840 --> 2:17:26.600 the Fear Factor, but that is the stage for the 2:17:26.660 --> 2:17:31.709 Nightmare Fuel, which is the massive dance AAA budget offering 2:17:31.750 --> 2:17:35.369 that Halloween Horror Nights has that took Bill and Ted's spot. 2:17:35.490 --> 2:17:36.450 Oh, really? Didn't I know that? 2:17:36.470 --> 2:17:36.590 Okay. 2:17:37.170 --> 2:17:39.879 Is that the same venue, the one that's over by 2:17:39.920 --> 2:17:40.980 the Simpsons ride or whatever? 2:17:41.000 --> 2:17:41.120 Yes. 2:17:41.160 --> 2:17:44.210 Yeah, yeah. That's no longer. uh they're shutting that down 2:17:44.390 --> 2:17:47.800 animal actors yeah yeah going to go by it's going 2:17:47.830 --> 2:17:50.640 by and that was one of the original features of 2:17:50.700 --> 2:17:53.180 universal when they built it um and it will be 2:17:53.220 --> 2:17:55.740 the only ride left will be et out of all 2:17:55.780 --> 2:17:57.859 of the original rides that's it that'll only be the 2:17:57.920 --> 2:18:00.040 one and they didn't really say what they're putting there 2:18:00.080 --> 2:18:01.920 but they are putting a new experience there have you 2:18:01.940 --> 2:18:03.740 heard anything no i have not maybe we can have 2:18:03.780 --> 2:18:07.420 remy tomorrow for that Maybe he knows. Their official announcement 2:18:07.540 --> 2:18:09.500 is they'll reveal that when they're ready. 2:18:09.700 --> 2:18:10.120 Oh, really? 2:18:10.140 --> 2:18:14.960 Is that the official announcement? 36 years. It's been running 2:18:15.000 --> 2:18:18.820 there for 36 years. It'll close. It opened June 7th 2:18:18.840 --> 2:18:21.879 of 1990, and it'll close November 2nd of this year. 2:18:21.900 --> 2:18:25.539 It'll be the last show. That's a bummer. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 2:18:25.660 --> 2:18:30.720 Because that's such a niche job. Animal actor, entertainment, animal training, audience. 2:18:31.280 --> 2:18:31.440 That. 2:18:32.240 --> 2:18:34.270 Shout out to that venue. What a hell of a run. 2:18:34.430 --> 2:18:36.570 They did say the only other thing that's been open 2:18:36.629 --> 2:18:39.030 since day one was the Horror and Makeup show, but 2:18:39.150 --> 2:18:42.410 is that now closed? That is down right now. They're 2:18:42.810 --> 2:18:46.660 retooling that. Yeah, but that's not going away. They're just 2:18:46.720 --> 2:18:50.200 retooling that show and getting a new show, though, right? Yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 2:18:50.220 --> 2:18:52.640 So they're just writing a new program for that. To me, 2:18:52.940 --> 2:18:55.119 that was, and it's closed now, right? Yes. Yes. Yeah, 2:18:55.140 --> 2:18:58.400 to me, that is an absolute must when it's open. 2:18:58.459 --> 2:19:00.980 And I'm glad because you said that a couple years ago. 2:19:01.020 --> 2:19:02.679 You guys were talking about it and said that. So 2:19:02.810 --> 2:19:04.770 I finally went to see it. All the times I've 2:19:04.790 --> 2:19:07.590 been there, never went into that show. I finally saw it, 2:19:07.910 --> 2:19:11.769 really enjoyed it. And now that it's no more, I mean, 2:19:11.830 --> 2:19:14.680 it's going to be something different. But I'm glad I 2:19:14.700 --> 2:19:15.220 got to see that. 2:19:15.280 --> 2:19:15.520 Yeah, yeah. 2:19:15.620 --> 2:19:18.080 It is absolutely a must. I mean, really, I thought 2:19:18.100 --> 2:19:20.300 it was like one of the cool little secrets of 2:19:20.360 --> 2:19:22.140 going to the park was going to that little show 2:19:22.180 --> 2:19:25.370 because it doesn't have like a grandiose entrance, as I remember. 2:19:25.390 --> 2:19:27.730 There's not like a ton of tension brought to it, 2:19:27.770 --> 2:19:29.330 not like some of the other big rides, you know. 2:19:29.670 --> 2:19:31.270 But when you go in and you sit down, you're like, damn, 2:19:31.290 --> 2:19:35.500 this was unbelievably entertaining. What's it like, 20 minutes? Yeah, 25. Yeah, yeah. 2:19:35.680 --> 2:19:37.320 Depending on if they're laughing or not. 2:19:37.379 --> 2:19:37.780 Yeah, yeah. 2:19:39.980 --> 2:19:43.080 But I have not heard a word about going where 2:19:43.100 --> 2:19:44.600 the animal actors is. Yeah, yeah. 2:19:44.640 --> 2:19:47.220 They've got that locked up, what they're doing with horror makeup. 2:19:47.240 --> 2:19:49.619 They've got that locked up. What brand could be coming there? 2:19:50.050 --> 2:19:51.869 Couldn't tell you. I mean, what is out there right 2:19:51.910 --> 2:19:55.870 now that they could bring that is family safe at Universal? 2:19:56.530 --> 2:19:59.250 They already have a ton of Minions stuff. More Minions? No, 2:19:59.270 --> 2:20:02.690 I mean, look. More B2B. Yeah, Minions are moneymakers, trust me. 2:20:03.470 --> 2:20:05.980 But I don't know what it would be. I don't 2:20:06.100 --> 2:20:08.700 know what they're leaning into. Yeah, because, I mean, the 2:20:08.760 --> 2:20:12.480 other park, Adventure... What's it? Islands of Adventure? Epic has 2:20:12.500 --> 2:20:14.360 all of that stuff over there, right? They have all 2:20:14.390 --> 2:20:16.359 of the new stuff. Is it Epic, right? 2:20:16.650 --> 2:20:19.330 Well, all the new stuff, all the stuff over at 2:20:19.390 --> 2:20:21.830 Epic is new. But, I mean, if you're talking about 2:20:22.310 --> 2:20:26.610 new concepts, here's the thing. There are no new concepts. 2:20:26.650 --> 2:20:27.129 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 2:20:27.310 --> 2:20:30.370 That's the scary thing about living in 2026. But, I mean, 2:20:30.470 --> 2:20:31.050 Epic is. 2:20:30.990 --> 2:20:33.730 New concepts, right? Or it's just bringing new worlds? Yeah, but, 2:20:33.870 --> 2:20:37.350 I mean, what's the dark side? Dark universes. Dark universe, 2:20:37.430 --> 2:20:41.959 but that's Frankenstein and Dracula and those whole things. Matter 2:20:41.980 --> 2:20:45.800 of fact, they're currently expanding that now. They're already expanding that. 2:20:45.920 --> 2:20:49.760 And Disney is kind of copying that with a villains area, right? Yeah, 2:20:49.780 --> 2:20:53.720 but there's... Disney villains are still fun and cute. You 2:20:53.780 --> 2:20:55.620 go over to Epic and you're like, I think I 2:20:55.670 --> 2:20:58.270 lost blood. I think something bit my neck. You're not 2:20:58.290 --> 2:21:01.390 going to get bitten in half. 2:21:01.430 --> 2:21:04.849 When you go to Epic Universe, right there in Dark Universe, 2:21:04.890 --> 2:21:07.530 there's a well that goes to hell. 2:21:08.190 --> 2:21:10.930 Oh, really? Yeah. That's not going to happen over at Epcot. 2:21:11.010 --> 2:21:14.750 My favorite line over here at any Universal property is, yeah, 2:21:14.770 --> 2:21:15.519 this ain't Disney. 2:21:15.720 --> 2:21:16.280 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 2:21:16.900 --> 2:21:19.100 Hey, would they ever do something like connected to a 2:21:19.220 --> 2:21:20.560 pop group? I mean, would they ever do like a 2:21:20.620 --> 2:21:26.039 BTS experience or something like that? Well, they've done musical 2:21:26.100 --> 2:21:29.180 and musician haunted houses in the past. They had the 2:21:29.230 --> 2:21:33.150 weekend haunted house. Well, actually, even they had a permanent ride. 2:21:33.190 --> 2:21:35.850 They did the Ozzy Osbourne this year. But Aerosmith had 2:21:35.870 --> 2:21:38.990 the Rip Ride Rocket. I mean, wasn't that Aerosmith? That's 2:21:39.070 --> 2:21:40.930 not the Rip Ride Rocket. Or what is it? I'm sorry. 2:21:41.010 --> 2:21:44.920 It's the Rockin' Roller Coaster. Yeah, Rockin' Roller Coaster. Rockin' Roller, yeah. 2:21:44.980 --> 2:21:47.960 And that was a universal product, wasn't it? That was Disney. Oh, God. 2:21:49.170 --> 2:21:52.860 At the Hollywood Studios. God almighty, dude. Rip Ride Rocket 2:21:52.980 --> 2:21:56.260 wasn't universal. But it wasn't the Aerosmith thing. 2:21:56.340 --> 2:21:56.540 No. 2:21:56.820 --> 2:21:59.119 That's going to be Fast and Furious ride. Yeah, yeah. 2:21:59.860 --> 2:22:03.000 The Aerosmith was the other one at the other park. 2:22:03.260 --> 2:22:07.340 This ain't Disney. Yeah. Dung Tank. That's what they have. 2:22:08.670 --> 2:22:09.030 Dung Tank. 2:22:09.860 --> 2:22:14.119 I hope, though, whatever they do to replace animal actors, 2:22:14.220 --> 2:22:15.100 I hope it's awesome. 2:22:15.240 --> 2:22:17.560 I know it will be. I always get excited when 2:22:17.700 --> 2:22:18.020 you get. 2:22:18.459 --> 2:22:20.869 This is one of my biggest complaints about living in 2:22:20.930 --> 2:22:24.570 Orlando is when people scoff at theme park entertainment as 2:22:24.650 --> 2:22:28.630 if it's not billions of dollars invested for human entertainment. 2:22:28.670 --> 2:22:30.730 As if not people have left these roles and turned 2:22:30.750 --> 2:22:32.970 into stars in Hollywood and use this as a jumping 2:22:33.010 --> 2:22:35.959 point to... Or not just that, but when you go 2:22:36.000 --> 2:22:39.840 to a theme park, Every square foot was thought of 2:22:40.220 --> 2:22:44.459 and with you in mind. Yeah, yeah. And people, I think, 2:22:44.600 --> 2:22:46.459 have started taking that for granted. 2:22:46.480 --> 2:22:46.900 Maybe. 2:22:46.959 --> 2:22:50.080 I don't know. Maybe that's a hot take. Are they 2:22:50.120 --> 2:22:52.600 destroying the entire property or are they just going to 2:22:52.800 --> 2:22:56.820 use that theater area for another show? I mean, are 2:22:56.840 --> 2:22:59.080 they just tearing that entire thing down? 2:22:59.230 --> 2:22:59.690 I don't know. 2:22:59.709 --> 2:23:02.709 That is a gigantic theater. I mean, what's that thing 2:23:02.750 --> 2:23:05.930 sit like? 2,500, 3,000 people? I wouldn't say 3,000, but 2:23:05.970 --> 2:23:08.779 it's got to have a comma in it. Dude, it's big. Yeah. 2:23:09.220 --> 2:23:11.760 And I remember being there with my, talking about Old 2:23:11.840 --> 2:23:14.660 Navy earlier, with my Old Navy flag shirt and my 2:23:14.980 --> 2:23:18.350 bumbled up socks down to my foot. my case with 2:23:18.370 --> 2:23:21.390 shoes with my mom who's wearing 1998 clothes yeah. 2:23:21.830 --> 2:23:23.650 Did that bill and ted's man for the run there 2:23:23.670 --> 2:23:26.590 that was the thing man i mean everybody was talking 2:23:26.610 --> 2:23:29.669 about bill and ted's because he was like really politically 2:23:29.750 --> 2:23:32.710 incorrect yeah for like a theme park you expect to 2:23:32.750 --> 2:23:34.550 kind of be in a safe zone from certain things 2:23:34.590 --> 2:23:36.650 in a theme park they did they ripped it at 2:23:36.709 --> 2:23:40.390 that thing it was fun i whatever they do i 2:23:40.750 --> 2:23:42.390 believe in yeah yeah i mean they're gonna do a 2:23:42.390 --> 2:23:45.580 good job they don't have any failures they'll be fine Well, 2:23:45.600 --> 2:23:48.260 La Paz and Furious ride. Yeah, well, that's going to 2:23:48.280 --> 2:23:51.039 be a new roller coaster. The new one is, but 2:23:51.080 --> 2:23:53.780 what was the other one? It was a stunt show? No, 2:23:54.200 --> 2:23:54.810 you didn't do it? 2:23:55.720 --> 2:23:55.959 No. 2:23:56.260 --> 2:23:56.620 Oh, yeah. 2:23:56.780 --> 2:23:58.970 It was called Supercharged, and you went on a bus 2:23:58.990 --> 2:23:59.790 and looked at a screen. 2:23:59.910 --> 2:24:00.470 Yeah. 2:24:00.550 --> 2:24:03.050 But the new roller coaster is supposed to be like 2:24:03.150 --> 2:24:04.050 change your pants good. 2:24:04.090 --> 2:24:04.430 Yeah, yes. 2:24:05.060 --> 2:24:09.100 All right, 407-916-1041. Text us, 77031. Deb, got some news? 2:24:09.260 --> 2:24:11.260 Yeah, the jury is dismissed for the day in the 2:24:11.320 --> 2:24:14.430 Lindsay Clancy trial. A woman has been identified in a 2:24:14.470 --> 2:24:17.330 Port Orange shooting and vindication for Wile E. 2:24:17.370 --> 2:24:17.910 Coyote. 2:24:17.930 --> 2:24:20.209 We'll talk about that next during You Heard It Here First. Cool, 2:24:20.230 --> 2:24:21.490 let's take a little break. We'll come back and get 2:24:21.510 --> 2:24:22.709 Deb's news and get the hell out of here on 2:24:22.730 --> 2:24:23.250 a Thursday. 2:24:23.550 --> 2:24:26.230 We like it when you watch at The Jim Colbert 2:24:26.270 --> 2:24:37.020 Show on YouTube. It's time for a Talk Back Purge 2:24:37.410 --> 2:24:38.510 on The Jim Colbert Show. 2:24:43.820 --> 2:24:46.620 What up, guys? Sport from Duval. Duval. 2:24:46.640 --> 2:24:49.010 I hope when Jim does the dunk take, he gets 2:24:49.050 --> 2:24:52.230 dunked so many times, his head turns into a prune. 2:24:52.290 --> 2:24:55.990 It looks like that Mr. Peanut he's got on his VH. Oh, God, 2:24:56.030 --> 2:24:57.830 that would be hilarious. Bring your ass down here, then. Also, 2:24:57.870 --> 2:25:00.250 I can't listen to Marv because my uncle's having a funeral. 2:25:00.610 --> 2:25:03.300 But I hope you guys and I hope the YouTube. 2:25:02.959 --> 2:25:07.540 Chat have a great, safe, fabulous Labor Day weekend. 2:25:07.640 --> 2:25:08.260 You as well, buddy. 2:25:08.420 --> 2:25:08.860 Yeah. 2:25:09.959 --> 2:25:15.350 Can't wait to dunk him, Mr. Jimmy Nipples. So as 2:25:15.410 --> 2:25:17.400 much as we'd all love to see Jimmy in a 2:25:17.450 --> 2:25:21.760 mermaid tail and a sea star brawl, I think maybe 2:25:21.800 --> 2:25:25.459 he should dress up as a catfish. Be catfish douche. 2:25:25.879 --> 2:25:29.050 Got him. Come on. The solution to this is simple. 2:25:29.680 --> 2:25:32.430 Half hour on, half hour off. Half hour on, half 2:25:32.470 --> 2:25:32.990 hour off. 2:25:33.110 --> 2:25:33.690 There you go. 2:25:34.170 --> 2:25:35.890 Problem solved. How about a half hour for you? 2:25:36.090 --> 2:25:37.130 Hey, Ohana. 2:25:37.310 --> 2:25:40.150 Oh, somebody take that bet. No way you can process 2:25:40.150 --> 2:25:42.580 50 people in an hour at a dunk tank. 2:25:43.120 --> 2:25:45.640 Take the bet. Aloha. Aloha, brother. 2:25:45.950 --> 2:25:47.060 Yes, you are correct. 2:25:47.060 --> 2:25:48.520 100% right, Mr. Colbert. 2:25:48.740 --> 2:25:51.740 I will be crying when I leave. Crying with laughter 2:25:51.980 --> 2:25:53.300 at how much you look like a prude. 2:25:56.180 --> 2:25:56.800 You feel the love? 2:25:56.820 --> 2:26:00.379 Yeah, I was tooling around in Maitland today and reminding 2:26:00.400 --> 2:26:05.240 me that after listening to Animal House yesterday, I was 2:26:05.280 --> 2:26:09.699 behind this beat-up old white pickup truck missing a tailgate. 2:26:10.080 --> 2:26:12.740 But what really got my attention was the license plate. 2:26:13.709 --> 2:26:15.390 It said bald python. 2:26:19.850 --> 2:26:22.449 Sorry to clap back again, Jim Bob and crew. 2:26:22.510 --> 2:26:23.090 That's okay, buddy. 2:26:23.310 --> 2:26:27.980 But what I'm saying is anger is a gift just 2:26:28.040 --> 2:26:33.330 like love and fear. It's really how you utilize it. 2:26:34.379 --> 2:26:37.900 But the anger you're feeling is a gift and it's 2:26:37.940 --> 2:26:43.170 how you use it to become better and make his 2:26:43.250 --> 2:26:45.440 memory live longer, man. 2:26:45.550 --> 2:26:46.129 It's okay. 2:26:46.990 --> 2:26:49.550 You're right. What up, JCS crew? Bill and Ted's was 2:26:49.590 --> 2:26:51.320 the best part of Halloween Horror Nights. 2:26:51.379 --> 2:26:51.980 I thought so, too. 2:26:52.060 --> 2:26:53.860 I would skip houses to go see the show a 2:26:53.920 --> 2:26:57.340 second time. I worked there in the 90s. I've been 2:26:57.360 --> 2:26:59.380 going to Halloween Horror Nights before I worked there in 2:26:59.400 --> 2:27:01.679 the 90s. That was still the best show. 2:27:02.400 --> 2:27:04.170 They pushed the edge. I loved it. 2:27:04.180 --> 2:27:04.440 Agreed. 2:27:04.470 --> 2:27:06.930 I remember going out there when OJ was on trial. 2:27:07.270 --> 2:27:07.530 Yeah. 2:27:07.650 --> 2:27:09.390 They had OJ running from the cops. Yeah. 2:27:09.810 --> 2:27:10.150 It was great. 2:27:10.170 --> 2:27:10.629 It was crazy. 2:27:10.670 --> 2:27:11.650 They need to bring that back. 2:27:12.610 --> 2:27:17.030 Miss Debra, Jimmy, Jack, Ross. I'm not going to say 2:27:17.070 --> 2:27:19.879 this is the best episode I've ever heard, but I 2:27:19.920 --> 2:27:24.700 can 100% tell you this is one of the most relatable, 2:27:24.900 --> 2:27:29.179 in my mind, intriguing conversations I've got to just listen 2:27:29.220 --> 2:27:29.740 to in a while. 2:27:30.500 --> 2:27:33.350 Thank you. Thank you, buddy. Yeah, we appreciate it. Was 2:27:33.370 --> 2:27:35.410 that regarding the thing with Ross, you guys? I mean, 2:27:35.450 --> 2:27:37.670 we really didn't talk about anything. I think it was 2:27:37.690 --> 2:27:40.619 the whole show. Three to six. That's seven. Most of 2:27:40.640 --> 2:27:42.160 the texts were about the stupid dunk tank thing. I 2:27:42.200 --> 2:27:45.490 can't imagine it wasn't about Ross' sentiments about his friend 2:27:45.550 --> 2:27:47.370 and stuff. I'm sure a lot of people have parallel 2:27:47.390 --> 2:27:50.770 thoughts like that. They They wonder daily how bad things 2:27:50.810 --> 2:27:52.450 can happen to people who have only done good in 2:27:52.490 --> 2:27:56.300 their life, and yet other people live duplicitous lives. They 2:27:56.340 --> 2:27:58.600 seem to be powered by doing the wrong thing and 2:27:58.620 --> 2:28:02.480 just slide through life without being touched. Yeah, that's... And somehow, 2:28:02.560 --> 2:28:05.660 some way, they tend to make more money. Yeah, yeah. 2:28:05.680 --> 2:28:08.540 That's another one, right? The nuts keep getting kicked. A 2:28:08.560 --> 2:28:11.260 little salt in the wound. Yeah, yeah, for sure. All right. 2:28:11.459 --> 2:28:13.439 Welcome back to the Jim Colbert Show here on Real 2:28:13.459 --> 2:28:16.360 Radio 104.1. I am Jim. Deb is here. Hello. Jack 2:28:16.860 --> 2:28:19.320 and Ross as well. That's true. We will be broadcasting 2:28:19.360 --> 2:28:23.960 live from Halloween Horror Nights tomorrow, Universal Studios. So graciously. 2:28:24.440 --> 2:28:26.210 open their door so we can come out and do 2:28:26.250 --> 2:28:28.550 the show so if you're at our own park uh 2:28:28.590 --> 2:28:29.950 come and uh shout out us a little bit it'll 2:28:29.970 --> 2:28:31.529 be a lot of fun to see you guys and 2:28:31.730 --> 2:28:33.380 um yeah i look forward to it man it's gonna 2:28:33.400 --> 2:28:35.120 be a lot of fun gonna be a hoot love 2:28:35.160 --> 2:28:37.060 doing the show out there well yeah it hasn't been 2:28:37.080 --> 2:28:39.599 a year been about a year yeah at least yeah 2:28:40.080 --> 2:28:42.750 all right deb let's do you heard it here first. 2:28:43.470 --> 2:28:46.840 It's time for You Heard It Here First on the 2:28:46.879 --> 2:28:48.100 Jim Colbert Show. 2:28:48.140 --> 2:28:50.920 The jury in the Lindsay Clancy triple murder case will 2:28:50.940 --> 2:28:54.680 be back to deliberate tomorrow. The judge dismissed the jury 2:28:54.780 --> 2:28:57.949 after an eventful day that saw the judge clarify to 2:28:58.010 --> 2:29:00.090 the jury the definition of reasonable doubt. 2:29:00.110 --> 2:29:00.760 But that's not all. 2:29:01.270 --> 2:29:04.870 Remember the instructions that I've given you over and over again. 2:29:05.970 --> 2:29:08.419 Stay away from any coverage about this. Don't talk about 2:29:08.450 --> 2:29:08.879 this case. 2:29:10.640 --> 2:29:12.119 And I will see everybody tomorrow morning. 2:29:12.220 --> 2:29:14.560 Apparently the jury is just like over it. When they 2:29:14.580 --> 2:29:17.580 walked in the courtroom today, they wouldn't look at the prosecutors. 2:29:17.620 --> 2:29:21.449 They're just like, Afterwards, Clancy's lawyer claims the issue surrounds 2:29:21.510 --> 2:29:22.529 a single juror. 2:29:22.550 --> 2:29:22.950 That's right. 2:29:23.110 --> 2:29:25.850 And pushed the judge to have that juror dismissed, but 2:29:25.900 --> 2:29:26.980 the judge refused. 2:29:27.020 --> 2:29:29.000 She tried to take a picture of Lindsay, I guess. 2:29:29.040 --> 2:29:31.439 That was the offense, if I remember right. That was 2:29:31.500 --> 2:29:34.220 another juror who was caught taking video. Oh, really? 2:29:34.440 --> 2:29:36.640 And what's interesting is that she could face like 10 2:29:36.640 --> 2:29:41.190 to 15 years in prison for taking video of the jury. 2:29:41.209 --> 2:29:42.000 Yeah, yeah. Yeah. 2:29:42.220 --> 2:29:43.940 Some people shouldn't be allowed in the courthouse. 2:29:43.980 --> 2:29:45.800 We haven't talked about that case just for, you know, 2:29:45.940 --> 2:29:47.660 just the record here. We haven't talked about that case. 2:29:47.680 --> 2:29:49.830 You know, trial death is like one of those things. 2:29:50.570 --> 2:29:52.510 It's just kind of, we were a comedy show primarily. 2:29:52.570 --> 2:29:54.830 We do get into some other things sometimes, but man, 2:29:54.870 --> 2:29:56.670 I just didn't feel like covering that. Maybe when this 2:29:56.709 --> 2:29:58.180 whole thing comes down, we can talk about the mental 2:29:58.240 --> 2:30:01.220 illness and pleading insanity or, soft pleas of that. Maybe 2:30:01.240 --> 2:30:03.620 that can be a conversation, but that's just why. It's just, 2:30:03.640 --> 2:30:06.000 you know, never found it to fit into what we're 2:30:06.020 --> 2:30:07.600 trying to really accomplish every day. 2:30:07.740 --> 2:30:11.070 Well, I gave you the crazy in the next story. Thankfully, 2:30:11.110 --> 2:30:14.350 no officers were hurt when someone walked into the lobby 2:30:14.490 --> 2:30:17.390 of the Port Orange Police Department this morning and fired 2:30:17.430 --> 2:30:21.429 a gun. Police say a 71-year-old woman brandished the gun, 2:30:21.510 --> 2:30:25.029 pointed it at civilians, fired it, then walked out. That's 2:30:25.080 --> 2:30:28.180 where she was confronted by and shot by officers who 2:30:28.470 --> 2:30:31.010 who had responded to the scene, taken to the hospital. 2:30:31.060 --> 2:30:35.099 She's been identified as Linda Cruteau and was last listed 2:30:35.140 --> 2:30:37.900 in critical condition at the hospital. A motive for the 2:30:37.940 --> 2:30:41.680 shooting isn't known, and it remains unclear exactly what her 2:30:41.720 --> 2:30:44.720 relationship is, if any, to the police department. 2:30:44.780 --> 2:30:45.080 Wow. 2:30:45.520 --> 2:30:47.940 But for those who may be making a trip, just 2:30:47.990 --> 2:30:50.590 be aware the Port Orange Police Department lobby will remain 2:30:50.650 --> 2:30:52.270 closed until Tuesday. 2:30:52.290 --> 2:30:52.830 Okay. 2:30:53.270 --> 2:30:55.350 And then finally, in what may have looked like a 2:30:55.450 --> 2:30:59.310 classic cartoon come to life... A roadrunner squared off with 2:30:59.370 --> 2:31:03.170 a coyote in California, but this time the coyote won. 2:31:03.930 --> 2:31:05.010 Best story in the country. 2:31:05.250 --> 2:31:08.040 A man conducting a bird survey in the San Fernando 2:31:08.080 --> 2:31:10.980 Valley with the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power 2:31:11.060 --> 2:31:14.340 photographed a coyote with a greater roadrunner in its mouth. 2:31:14.379 --> 2:31:14.860 No way. 2:31:15.180 --> 2:31:16.910 At the Chatsworth Nature Preserve. 2:31:16.940 --> 2:31:20.150 Now, apparently in real life, a coyote is actually capable 2:31:20.530 --> 2:31:24.700 of outrunning a greater roadrunner. Wildlife experts say a roadrunner 2:31:24.740 --> 2:31:27.840 that's left vulnerable can indeed become prey for a coyote. 2:31:27.900 --> 2:31:30.820 I'll be damned. So pour one out for Wiley Coyote. 2:31:30.840 --> 2:31:33.320 Wiley finally got him some. We're talking about a bird 2:31:33.480 --> 2:31:36.360 getting killed and eaten by another animal. That's what you're 2:31:36.400 --> 2:31:39.640 happy about? It's nature, Jack. This brings the cartoon to life, God. 2:31:39.860 --> 2:31:42.100 And you heard it here first on the Jim Colbert Show. 2:31:42.120 --> 2:31:43.830 What are you doing, buddy? I'm not going to lie. 2:31:43.920 --> 2:31:46.050 I thought this was a different story. I said it 2:31:46.070 --> 2:31:48.070 was the best story in the country. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 2:31:48.170 --> 2:31:52.189 About a coyote. The coyote catching the bird. Well, yeah, because. 2:31:52.230 --> 2:31:54.410 We've always known you love bird death. No, no. It's 2:31:54.430 --> 2:31:57.330 the whole coyote versus acme thing. That whole story with 2:31:57.350 --> 2:31:59.850 the movie. The movie's out. Yeah, yeah. That is a 2:31:59.890 --> 2:32:01.820 great story, by the way. That is a great story. Yeah, yeah. 2:32:01.879 --> 2:32:04.260 The people won. Deb, who do we have to thank today? 2:32:04.459 --> 2:32:09.060 We want to thank Mills Air for saucing up our Thursday. 2:32:09.200 --> 2:32:09.840 Thank you, Mills. 2:32:10.260 --> 2:32:13.500 Also want to thank Forward Slash Distillery and Blending House 2:32:13.560 --> 2:32:17.390 for Whiskey of the Week. Attorney Glenn Klausman for Colbert Court, 2:32:17.410 --> 2:32:20.390 just in case you missed this week's Old Sentinel. 2:32:20.870 --> 2:32:23.420 Old Watchdog. Old Watchdog. And by the way, only 100 2:32:23.420 --> 2:32:26.040 bottles left if you want this. One off. Once it's gone, 2:32:26.060 --> 2:32:28.780 there will never be another drop made. So do that. 2:32:28.959 --> 2:32:31.720 Well, their reviews, their podcasts, both Whiskey of the Week 2:32:31.760 --> 2:32:34.660 and Colbert Court, are already up at the Jim Colbert Show. 2:32:35.140 --> 2:32:38.250 And last but never least, Sam Bowen, Candice Rich, and 2:32:38.330 --> 2:32:41.390 Alicia Badass Boulware for running our YouTube chat. 2:32:41.410 --> 2:32:44.290 Thanks, guys. Appreciate that, Jack. Question of the day. Have 2:32:44.330 --> 2:32:49.990 you ever been a dunker or donkey in a dunk tank? 4% 2:32:50.100 --> 2:32:53.619 say yes. No, no, no. Either the dunker or the donkey. 2:32:53.660 --> 2:32:55.860 So if you've ever been in a dunk tank or 2:32:56.470 --> 2:32:58.410 dunked someone in a dunk tank. 58% say they dunked somebody. 2:32:58.410 --> 2:32:58.430 96%. 2:32:58.430 --> 2:32:58.460 34%. 2:32:58.459 --> 2:32:58.490 34%. 2:32:58.490 --> 2:33:00.010 But they're going to make up for it on Saturday, 2:33:00.270 --> 2:33:02.070 September 26th at Sud Pups and Pints. Yeah, they will. 2:33:11.170 --> 2:33:14.970 Ross stand-up? Yes, actually not stand-up. Sketch comedy, speaking of 2:33:14.990 --> 2:33:17.529 the 26th. As soon as I'm done with Suds, Pups, 2:33:17.590 --> 2:33:19.010 and Pints, baby, guess what? 2:33:19.250 --> 2:33:21.840 I'm driving to Daytona, and I will be doing sketch 2:33:21.879 --> 2:33:23.120 comedy in Daytona. 2:33:23.140 --> 2:33:27.940 You can get tickets at rosscomedy.com. That's cool. That is rosscomedy.com. 2:33:27.959 --> 2:33:31.340 All right, guys, we'll get you live from Universal Studios tomorrow. 2:33:31.780 --> 2:33:33.500 Hope you have a good Labor Day week. We're not 2:33:33.550 --> 2:33:34.810 doing that yet. We can do that tomorrow, right? 2:33:34.840 --> 2:33:35.250 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 2:33:35.270 --> 2:33:36.530 All right, very good. Let's just get the hell out 2:33:36.550 --> 2:33:38.289 of here. What do you say? On behalf of Deb, Jack, 2:33:38.310 --> 2:33:39.890 and Ross, I'm Jim. We follow the new junkie. They 2:33:39.930 --> 2:33:41.990 follow the monsters of the morning after us. It's time 2:33:42.010 --> 2:33:44.110 to end with a corporate time. It's love thy neighbor. 2:33:44.170 --> 2:33:46.340 Of course, it is real laughs. We'll see you tomorrow 2:33:46.379 --> 2:33:47.820 at 3 for more of the Jim Corbett Show. Until then, 2:33:47.879 --> 2:33:50.760 have yourself a fantastic Thursday evening. 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