Speaker 1: The News Junkie starts now. It is Monday, July twenty
Speaker 1: seven to twenty twenty six. Watch to get to today
Speaker 1: from big drama in the neighborhood to a woman is
Speaker 1: murdered after posting a viral video and how millions of
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Speaker 1: a mondayday? Not?
Speaker 2: No, wow, shut this Monday down. Shut it down right now.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you've started with that much doom
Speaker 3: and gloom ever in the history of the show.
Speaker 2: I just told Angel that if I had a different job,
Speaker 2: I would have left already.
Speaker 3: Today what the hell is happening? And I think you
Speaker 3: would have too. Are you serious? Okay, so you you
Speaker 3: usually start with at least like, oh no, it's not great,
Speaker 3: but you went straight into like you would like to
Speaker 3: leave the show right now.
Speaker 1: This is how bad.
Speaker 2: There were a different job, I would have said, you know,
Speaker 2: maybe tomorrow, maybe we'll try again tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Wait wait, wait, can I stop and try to turn
Speaker 3: things around for you? Yes, barbecue Baby says nice shirt,
Speaker 3: Sea Lane, thank you? So like a little like a
Speaker 3: little bit with im.
Speaker 1: You can't see the back of it. Oh no, what's
Speaker 1: on the back of it? Is that part of the problem.
Speaker 1: What happened? What's going on?
Speaker 2: So? Uh, you know, on days like this where it's
Speaker 2: just you and me, sometimes I try to take care
Speaker 2: of some things before the show so I'm not running
Speaker 2: around like a chicken with my head cut off late
Speaker 2: to break stuff like that. Yeah, And so I went
Speaker 2: to the bathroom before the show, trying to you know,
Speaker 2: take care of that. Yeah, And the one that I
Speaker 2: usually use that it's clogged and somebody else has had
Speaker 2: their way with this bathroom.
Speaker 1: So I had to use one of the shorter ones,
Speaker 1: all right.
Speaker 2: And you know they have the little signs everywhere that
Speaker 2: says please, you know, flush the toilet often so it
Speaker 2: doesn't get clogged like the other one did. And I'm
Speaker 2: sitting on this really short little toilet and I flushed it,
Speaker 2: and water shot into the air like a fountain, all
Speaker 2: over my back, like a bidet, you know. It's shot
Speaker 2: like from behind me. Like as soon as as soon
Speaker 2: as the toilet flushed, I just felt water shooting at
Speaker 2: my back.
Speaker 1: And so I'm like, what the hell?
Speaker 2: And I stand up and I look, I turn around
Speaker 2: and it is shooting and there's a leak in the
Speaker 2: pipe that is like a fountain in the air let
Speaker 2: me aund cascading water.
Speaker 1: Ever, I don't know that you'll be able to see
Speaker 1: it with the thing, because yeah all the way, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's feces. It's clear. It could be to clean its
Speaker 1: water in the world, sean.
Speaker 2: But when a toilet just erupts all over you, that's
Speaker 2: a that's a sign to go, all right, maybe.
Speaker 3: Somebody somebody like Bart Simpson, you with a firecracker on
Speaker 3: the toilet before you, who.
Speaker 1: Would have done it one of the morning shows. I
Speaker 1: don't trust anybody right now. If you have to leave,
Speaker 1: you have to leave. Shun here. I'm here for the
Speaker 1: long run.
Speaker 2: But needless to say, I'm just I just sat in
Speaker 2: the booth very uncomfortable, you.
Speaker 3: Know, yeah, just you know, a little extra love for
Speaker 3: Sea Led today might be nice. I don't have to
Speaker 3: dry off at work often. Fire says Sea Land had
Speaker 3: a poop shower. That's not a great way to start
Speaker 3: your day, So be gentle on him.
Speaker 2: I had a regular shower this morning, and now I
Speaker 2: need another one.
Speaker 1: Some other theories emerging.
Speaker 3: Ryan says, maybe the toilet was disgusted of what Sea
Speaker 3: Lan had just done to it.
Speaker 1: It would be there. That was not possible. It would
Speaker 1: have happened to me long long ago.
Speaker 3: All right, let's put her ears at the ground, our
Speaker 3: figures with the poles to see what's happened in this great,
Speaker 3: big wide world of ours that.
Speaker 1: We go to some neighbor drama.
Speaker 3: These folks filmed their nightmare neighbor and I don't even
Speaker 3: I can't even offer up an explanation of what's happening
Speaker 3: at this neighbor's house. But they had to film it
Speaker 3: because all day long their neighbor just makes these banging noises.
Speaker 3: Imagine living next to this person, shared living.
Speaker 1: At it's worse, that's the neighbor. What even does that?
Speaker 1: Is it an animal? Oh?
Speaker 3: It's shaking a little bit too, Because I also saw
Speaker 3: there was like a power chord on the ground shaking.
Speaker 3: The only thing I could think of. And this may
Speaker 3: be a really stupid answer, but is it possible.
Speaker 1: Maybe a neighbor here is a jump roper and they
Speaker 1: got they got a jump rope and they are.
Speaker 3: Doing it jump roping in their apartment or something, and
Speaker 3: that's causing it here.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know. I feel like I've
Speaker 1: been the bad neighbor like this before. Oh really, yeah,
Speaker 1: what was the source of the noise that you were making?
Speaker 2: Well, when I was, you know, in middle school in
Speaker 2: high school and I played percussion, I would I would
Speaker 2: practice on a pad.
Speaker 1: Oh that's annoying, but the pad.
Speaker 2: But the pad would be like on the side of
Speaker 2: the couch, and it would you know, like uh like
Speaker 2: hit the rumble, no, rumble down into the floor. And
Speaker 2: a couple of times I'd be practicing my my on
Speaker 2: my drum pad, I would hear like the guy that
Speaker 2: lives underneath me like smacking the ceiling with a broom.
Speaker 3: You know you should, she said, I'm so sorry. I
Speaker 3: will use a real drum instead. I will use an
Speaker 3: actual drum. Right now, I don't know what they're doing.
Speaker 3: I know what's happening. Somebody says, sex, what kind of that's.
Speaker 1: Maybe all day, all night long in their apartment.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't have that kind of stamina still going.
Speaker 4: She can't even.
Speaker 1: Drop things in my own apartment and drop things as human.
Speaker 3: It's true, she's right about dropping things to see, but
Speaker 3: she can't even drop things in her own apartment without
Speaker 3: hearing all sorts of noises coming from the neighbors. I
Speaker 3: did stay at a place one time where it was
Speaker 3: like a really crappy apartment, and it was a three
Speaker 3: story apartment, and there was somebody on the floor above
Speaker 3: us in the unit above us, and the woman would
Speaker 3: wake up at like maybe five o'clock in the morning
Speaker 3: and put on high heels, and then she'd be scurrying
Speaker 3: around her apartment in the high heels, and.
Speaker 1: Said, you know, you'd hear like the sticks of the
Speaker 1: high heels walking around all over on top of you.
Speaker 1: Shared living.
Speaker 3: Not for me anymore, folks, You guys have probably been
Speaker 3: through this. You've probably had something way worse than.
Speaker 2: The apartment where I did the drum practice thing and
Speaker 2: I had to be like kind of told to shut
Speaker 2: up by my neighbor. Was the same apartment where some
Speaker 2: young girl on the other side of the wall. I
Speaker 2: assume just spent a whole day listening to Jeannie in
Speaker 2: the bottle over and over and over and over and over.
Speaker 2: I'm like, what the hell, man, Yeah, it's pretty bad.
Speaker 3: I'll give you another example of this going on in
Speaker 3: just a second, some more neighborhood drama. But we have
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Speaker 1: For you this week. See like, okay, it's going to
Speaker 1: make us feel good about ourselves. Okay, you guys got
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Speaker 3: These have got to be real. Here's what I want
Speaker 3: for this week. The rate my Blank contest that you
Speaker 3: could take part in and win, just like Mankicking did,
Speaker 3: is rate my Mess.
Speaker 1: And I want to.
Speaker 3: See if you're like if your bedroom is a disaster,
Speaker 3: if your office, if your workspace. I want to see
Speaker 3: the biggest messiest place.
Speaker 1: I like that you guys are occupying.
Speaker 2: I like the call to action here because you have
Speaker 2: to be a little self revealing if you have a
Speaker 2: really good mess, Like if you have a really good mess, I.
Speaker 3: Want to see some horder esque people here and I
Speaker 3: want to see just how bad it's gone. It's rate
Speaker 3: my mess for this week. So, however, you've got a
Speaker 3: situation set up, work whatever it is. What your car
Speaker 3: that can work too. If your car is filthy and
Speaker 3: just absolutely full of stuff, don't say no shaming.
Speaker 1: There's probably gonna be a little shaming.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be a tiny, tiny bit of shaming, all right,
Speaker 3: how could they be.
Speaker 1: There's gonna be a little bit of shaming here in
Speaker 1: the process. But rate my mess.
Speaker 3: Whether it's your filthy car, whether it's your filthy office,
Speaker 3: your room is disgusting, whatever it is, I want to
Speaker 3: see what you've got for us on this on this week,
Speaker 3: for rate myind blankets, rate my mess all week long.
Speaker 1: Let us know what you think. All right, man?
Speaker 3: Do we have a million different things to get into.
Speaker 3: Let me move this over here. Speaking of millions, a
Speaker 3: million or more people possibly have to Two million people
Speaker 3: got to watch The Odyssey this weekend on uh well,
Speaker 3: on on quite a screen whichever one they wanted to really,
Speaker 3: because somebody leaked the entire movie over on x Twitter
Speaker 3: or whatever you want to call it.
Speaker 1: But they posted that out there and people mind, like
Speaker 1: two million people watch this pirated.
Speaker 3: Copy of The Odyssey on X before it was knocked
Speaker 3: down in two and a half hours, which also sucks
Speaker 3: because doesn't that mean the people didn't really finish it
Speaker 3: if they got it down with it and mind they're like,
Speaker 3: you had to start it right.
Speaker 1: Away when it was leaked. You had to start. You
Speaker 1: had to hit play right the moment that piratedcopy hit
Speaker 1: x dot com to make sure you got to the
Speaker 1: end two and a half hours later when the account
Speaker 1: was suspended. I don't know where they got this. They
Speaker 1: said it was a really good quality, like HD level
Speaker 1: quality of the Odyssey, but it was out there. Some
Speaker 1: of you may have seen this.
Speaker 3: Let us know if you did over at the box
Speaker 3: office this weekend. Despite that, the Odyssey made another eighty
Speaker 3: seven million dollars, bringing the domestic total to two hundred
Speaker 3: and eighty six million, and international way beyond that, Moana
Speaker 3: number two with a ten million dollar weekend at the
Speaker 3: box office, Toy Story with another ten million dollars, and
Speaker 3: they're on with the rest minions and monsters in Haydestown.
Speaker 1: I still don't know anything about that.
Speaker 3: Hades Haes Town a Broadway musical.
Speaker 1: Oh that's why I don't know what it is. Is a
Speaker 1: Broadway thing? Yeah, it's like, is it like uh La
Speaker 1: La Land or something. They're singing along there, it would
Speaker 1: mean it's a musical. I don't remember La La Land.
Speaker 2: I don't know that I watched the whole thing, But
Speaker 2: Hades Town is the one that I went to see,
Speaker 2: uh last time we were in New York. I had
Speaker 2: never been to a real Broadway show, and so Ashley
Speaker 2: got us tickets to Hades Town and we went, uh
Speaker 2: into this theater and I sat down and it was
Speaker 2: the smallest seat in the world, and I felt felt
Speaker 2: really bad and uh like I was spilling over the
Speaker 2: seat into this like this gay couple next to us
Speaker 2: that did not want to be there.
Speaker 1: Sure like even the gay couple didn't want to be
Speaker 1: at this pleasant.
Speaker 2: They seem like they were having a little little domestic
Speaker 2: domestic argument.
Speaker 1: Yeah, something was there was trouble in Paradise. Well, Hades
Speaker 1: Town round I got the top five. There a couple
Speaker 1: of emails coming in real quick. Mark emails the show
Speaker 1: tips at thenewsjunkie dot com and he says, hey, so
Speaker 1: I know you're a family friend. Wait what And we
Speaker 1: must have run across each other at Happy Days or
Speaker 1: Spanky's Back of the Day for punk rock shows. I'm
Speaker 1: in Orlando for the weekend and we have hit all
Speaker 1: the Michelin star rated restaurants on Disney property. I was
Speaker 1: wondering what you considered to be high end or something
Speaker 1: you particularly like a lot that you could recommend me.
Speaker 1: I truly appreciate it, says Mark.
Speaker 3: He says, I'm friends with your uncle and your cousin,
Speaker 3: and then he tells me to text him or maybe
Speaker 3: Sea Lane has recommendations. I mean, we've done this a
Speaker 3: million times on the show. I will tell you if
Speaker 3: anybody is no matter where you're listening to the show,
Speaker 3: if you're coming into Orlando.
Speaker 1: What I got to do is I got to make
Speaker 1: a list.
Speaker 3: I got to make a list for us on the
Speaker 3: website week so we could just share this every time
Speaker 3: somebody asks, weird that.
Speaker 1: You have a list for New Orleans but not a
Speaker 1: list for Orlando.
Speaker 3: I know, because people ask me about New Orleans more
Speaker 3: strangely enough. But yeah, I'll work that up and the
Speaker 3: next time we'll we'll get to you. Oh God, I'm
Speaker 3: seeing some of these rate my mess dispatches coming in already.
Speaker 3: There's some good stuff already here. Tina emails the show. Hey, guys,
Speaker 3: I don't know if you remember when you had the
Speaker 3: story about the old woman in West Virginia and the
Speaker 3: new Taco bell I sent a dispatch about a new
Speaker 3: Rby's in the little town I was living in, also
Speaker 3: in West Virginia. Well, they had that steak and cheese
Speaker 3: last year when I went back to visit my dad.
Speaker 3: Needless to say, the guy in the video was spot on.
Speaker 3: I couldn't finish the first bite either. I would rather starve,
Speaker 3: says Tina. Was it really that bad? And the last one?
Speaker 1: For now? To get us kicked off? This is a
Speaker 1: humdinger here.
Speaker 3: Anonymous emails tips at the News Junkie dot com. Hi, junkies,
Speaker 3: please kick me Anonymous. After hearing you guys talk about
Speaker 3: crazy neighbors on last week's show, I figured i'd share
Speaker 3: my own experience. Maybe it's the spider curse, or maybe
Speaker 3: I just hit the jackpot when it comes to terrible neighbors.
Speaker 3: My next door neighbor was genuinely unstable. She lived alone
Speaker 3: in a three bedroom house with five cats and two dogs.
Speaker 3: The place was so bad that if she opened her
Speaker 3: front door. You can smell the cat you're in from.
Speaker 1: My front door.
Speaker 3: She had also been at least two car accidents, and
Speaker 3: her wreck car sat halfway in and halfway out of
Speaker 3: the garage with the windows down and the garage door
Speaker 3: opened for about three months.
Speaker 1: One day she told me she met.
Speaker 3: Somebody online in Hawaii and was selling everything to move there.
Speaker 3: I never asked about her personal life or tried to
Speaker 3: interact with her. She would just come over and talk
Speaker 3: to me. At one point, she asked if I wouldn't
Speaker 3: mow her lawn. I figured I was doing something nice,
Speaker 3: so I agreed to do it for forty five dollars.
Speaker 1: I mowed it, and then nothing. Two months went by
Speaker 1: without payment. Out of nowhere, she came over and handed
Speaker 1: my girlfriend ninety five dollars and said, this is for
Speaker 1: Davis mowing the lawn. Now he bucks the very next
Speaker 1: He also just made himself less anonymous by ohoa know
Speaker 1: it to me here.
Speaker 3: The very next day, a moving truck showed up and
Speaker 3: packed all of her belongings. The day after that, a
Speaker 3: junk removal crew came and cleaned out everything that was left.
Speaker 1: Then I met the new owner.
Speaker 3: I introduced myself and he told me the house had
Speaker 3: officially closed and the crazy lady was gone.
Speaker 1: For good, but not exactly.
Speaker 3: He said she started showing up every day to pick
Speaker 3: up her mail, which seems strange since she already sold
Speaker 3: the house. And this past weekend everything went off the rails.
Speaker 3: Sometime overnight she grabbed five courts of used motor oil
Speaker 3: that I kept besides my trash cans. She poured it
Speaker 3: all over the gas tank area of my work truck
Speaker 3: and then dumped the rest all over the driveway of
Speaker 3: the house we just sold. And he shows that like
Speaker 3: the driveway is a cover o gosh and motor oil
Speaker 3: from this crazy lady who ended up dropping it all
Speaker 3: over his driveway, and they said, we're talking thick black
Speaker 3: sludge everywhere. As if that wasn't enough, she took a
Speaker 3: screwdriver to the rear window trim on my girlfriend's vehicle
Speaker 3: and pried the molding off. By the time it was
Speaker 3: all over, she had caused more than three thousand, five
Speaker 3: hundred damage.
Speaker 1: I spent my entire weekend.
Speaker 3: Taking both vehicles apart, cleaning the oil off everything, and
Speaker 3: fixing what she destroyed. The only bright side is all
Speaker 3: my neighbors came together to help, and after tearing my
Speaker 3: truck apart to clean everything up, I gave it a
Speaker 3: much needed tune up.
Speaker 1: So I guess there's a silver lining. Wiggle wiggle pop pop.
Speaker 2: Jesus man, this is gonna sound like a dumb question,
Speaker 2: but I don't actually know the answer.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: When you say you gave your car a tune up, yeah,
Speaker 2: what did you do?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you are yeah serious. He gave his
Speaker 3: car tune up. He changed the spark plugs. Okay, he
Speaker 3: did an oil change. I've maybe maybe changed the distributor
Speaker 3: possibly and maybe did not a distributor. Yes, there is
Speaker 3: a distributor cap on the on the car. You changed
Speaker 3: that when you change the spark plugs. You have never
Speaker 3: been poor enough to have to do your own car work, huh.
Speaker 2: I have done my own car work. I've done plenty
Speaker 2: of car work, but I've never I've never been like,
Speaker 2: I just tuned it up, tuned up.
Speaker 3: Now you say I gave my car a tune up
Speaker 3: as totally normal, all right, No, I know that it's normal.
Speaker 1: I'm not. I'm not.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that. I think that's a fake thing
Speaker 2: to say. I just want to know what is in
Speaker 2: the tune up? I just oil change. I know that's.
Speaker 3: Plugs, oil change distributor cap air filters. Yeah, people are right.
Speaker 3: Air filters. Yeah, that's another one. It's another one.
Speaker 2: So basically all the stuff that they do or at
Speaker 2: least try to sell me on when I change my oil, that's.
Speaker 1: A tune up, all right, that's.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, every time they get to it that they
Speaker 3: bring out that filter when they go, oh, mister Lane.
Speaker 1: A quick break when we come back.
Speaker 3: Uh, there is something absolutely wild going on that could
Speaker 3: change the NFL season for all of you, all of
Speaker 3: you in a very big way. But it's not getting
Speaker 3: a lot of discussion yet. We'll get to that. We
Speaker 3: got another data center in the news. We got this
Speaker 3: woman in the viral video is killed by our Husband's
Speaker 3: a crazy story. A million more stories on the way.
Speaker 3: And what's going to be a fun show here for
Speaker 3: you on a Monday. It's all coming up next and
Speaker 3: the news junkie.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 3: One of the things from this weekend is seil I
Speaker 3: noticed with some of the Seattle stuff, but these Seilan goes.
Speaker 3: Did you see somebody base jumped off the space needle?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you know, It was so weird about that
Speaker 2: text that I sent you. My phone auto corrected base
Speaker 2: to all caps.
Speaker 1: Oh did it? Yeah, because because it stands for something.
Speaker 2: It's like buildings. I don't know what it stands for,
Speaker 2: but yeah, base is one of those things that you
Speaker 2: know every letter means something. And I didn't know that
Speaker 2: my phone was just gonna automatically do all caps on
Speaker 2: the base jumping. But somebody like climbed over the glass
Speaker 2: at the Space Needle in Seattle and then parachuted off
Speaker 2: of it.
Speaker 1: That's crazy.
Speaker 3: They just busted into it like a secured area where
Speaker 3: they weren't supposed to be in.
Speaker 2: Well, no, they were in the area where people go,
Speaker 2: like you you go to the Space Needle, they have
Speaker 2: they have a restaurant, a rotating restaurant up there.
Speaker 1: L looked like an elevator right to get up to
Speaker 1: the top of the thing. Takes about forty one seconds
Speaker 1: to get up that elevator.
Speaker 3: My only familiarity with the Space Needle, Believe in a
Speaker 3: Nazia Lane is from the latest Final Destination movie, which
Speaker 3: was based on that like rotating restaurant up there in
Speaker 3: one of the main.
Speaker 1: Parts of the movie.
Speaker 3: And so I think that was fairly accurate, and I
Speaker 3: have some idea what it's like up there. But they
Speaker 3: got out to someplace where they were able to just
Speaker 3: break free and hop right off there. And from what
Speaker 3: I saw, at least off the jump, the literal jump,
Speaker 3: they didn't catch them. I don't think weird. I don't
Speaker 3: know that they caught them. I think they just jumped off,
Speaker 3: parachuted down from the space needle, and then when they
Speaker 3: hit the ground, they just blasted off and hit into
Speaker 3: society with everybody else. Oh yeah, that was just one
Speaker 3: of one, many, many, many things that went down this weekend.
Speaker 3: So I wanted to share something else with you. And
Speaker 3: I'm sure Sila knows a bit about this.
Speaker 1: I am.
Speaker 3: I was not really up on how big of a
Speaker 3: change this could possibly be until this weekend, until yesterday,
Speaker 3: in fact, and I know that it's a big boon
Speaker 3: to the bar industry when the NFL season comes around
Speaker 3: and this is the last week without any NFL games
Speaker 3: or content or whatever, and they're struggling.
Speaker 1: I mean, I watched this weekend again.
Speaker 3: ESPN had hatchet throwing or acts throwing or something. Then
Speaker 3: they had some lumberjack competition that I was watching that
Speaker 3: they're putting whatever they can. The O Show is in
Speaker 3: full effect, right, They're putting all of this stuff on
Speaker 3: ESPN because they got to get through this final week
Speaker 3: right now until it's like the NFL Hall of Fame
Speaker 3: game and then some preseason action and this. It's really
Speaker 3: good for the bars when the football games are on, correctly,
Speaker 3: it draws a ton of people into them.
Speaker 2: I have a friend that is, you know, spends most
Speaker 2: of his Sundays at the different bars watching the games.
Speaker 2: He's he participates in fantasy football, he does all the things,
Speaker 2: so he just Sunday's game day, goes and watches all
Speaker 2: the game. So typically now would be the time of
Speaker 2: the year where he would go out and have brunch
Speaker 2: with us for the last time before the NFL season
Speaker 2: would start. Because we couldn't get him to we couldn't
Speaker 2: get him to do it. We can't peel him away
Speaker 2: from the football games for like a for like a
Speaker 2: brunch kind of thing where there wouldn't be TVs. So
Speaker 2: this is right around the time, we're like, oh, guys,
Speaker 2: all right, it's it's Tim's last brunch, so let's let's
Speaker 2: all celebrate with Tim for the last time until the
Speaker 2: end of the football season.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of Tim's out there, and the tims go, Hey,
Speaker 3: it's Sunday, let's watch football. They buy beers, they buy food.
Speaker 3: It's actually really good for the economy in many ways
Speaker 3: that people do this. But here's the kicker. There is
Speaker 3: a tiny, little impoverished struggling company at the center of
Speaker 3: all of this. A lot of people don't know about this,
Speaker 3: but I think you should. Legitimately, it's a tiny, little
Speaker 3: impoverished struggling company called the National Football League, Okay, And
Speaker 3: from what I can tell, they aren't making enough money already.
Speaker 3: So this is the year that they have decided to
Speaker 3: really put device on all the bars that want to
Speaker 3: show the NFL games. And if you're one of these
Speaker 3: tims who wants to go see the NFL games at
Speaker 3: your bar, get ready. It's gonna be a ghost town
Speaker 3: out there. Mark my words on this. All the bars
Speaker 3: are used to going to there will be some of them.
Speaker 3: They don't have any games on at all, all right,
Speaker 3: no games on, okay, because now they've pushed the NFL
Speaker 3: Sunday ticket for bars to this new service ever pass
Speaker 3: And the bar that I was at last night, I kid,
Speaker 3: you not. It's a small place. Okay, it's not a
Speaker 3: big bar at all. It's a small location. And as
Speaker 3: I'm sitting there and I go, oh, you guys must
Speaker 3: be excited. It's gonna bring in a lot of business
Speaker 3: when football season comes back.
Speaker 1: And they said, I don't think it's going to be that.
Speaker 3: Good this year because they're making us get this ever
Speaker 3: Pass service because the NFL wants to get more money
Speaker 3: out of the bars.
Speaker 1: And I said, well, how much is that?
Speaker 3: Like I know Sunday ticket costs a couple hundred bucks
Speaker 3: or whatever it is to get all the football games.
Speaker 3: They said, for this tiny bar to get the ever
Speaker 3: Pass service we all have, we have to get all
Speaker 3: this equipment. We have to like rewire every TV in
Speaker 3: the sports bar that we have to this ever Pass
Speaker 3: service that they have. And then here's the kicker. Because
Speaker 3: they wanted to get away from what they were using.
Speaker 3: They wanted to make more money off every bar in
Speaker 3: America that shows the NFL games, every bar in America
Speaker 3: that packs people in to watch the commercials that they
Speaker 3: already make insane amounts of mine money off and sell
Speaker 3: the broadcast rights to the networks to show and all
Speaker 3: that stuff. But as they pack, all these people in
Speaker 3: this little bar said it would cost them thirty thousand dollars, yeah,
Speaker 3: forever the season for the season, so they wouldn't be
Speaker 3: able to get the games this coming season. And they said,
Speaker 3: this is going to be true for a lot of places.
Speaker 3: They make you pay per sept and per television that
Speaker 3: you have. And I looked at that and I said,
Speaker 3: this is so greedy, so disgusting, so insane. There is
Speaker 3: no company that is more greedy and ridiculous than the
Speaker 3: National Football League. There is no company that throws its
Speaker 3: weight around more and bullies people more.
Speaker 1: There is no.
Speaker 3: Company more dedicated to like just all kinds of weird
Speaker 3: stuff right and taking advantage of its audience so much
Speaker 3: because they know there's no real competition out there. There
Speaker 3: is no other corporation more greedy in the United States
Speaker 3: of America than the National Football League. It's crazy, unbelievable.
Speaker 3: You're gonna go around all these little mom and pop
Speaker 3: bars that are actually the source of a lot of
Speaker 3: your viewership, probably the places where people who wouldn't otherwise
Speaker 3: in some cases watch those NFL games. They're watching it.
Speaker 3: They're becoming fans, They're converting people.
Speaker 1: Over one by one.
Speaker 3: Unbelievable, one tiny little bar, you know people with big
Speaker 3: sports bars. Fifty sixty thousand dollars to be able to
Speaker 3: show NFL game.
Speaker 2: You said they charged per seit. What if I took
Speaker 2: out all the chairs.
Speaker 3: The only Indian style sports pub or like like it stand.
Speaker 2: Up bar, like we have a stand up bar, a
Speaker 2: standing room only, or we have those little those little
Speaker 2: sushi booths where you sit Indian style on the floor.
Speaker 3: Yeah, maybe maybe it's my occupants. Yeah, this is a
Speaker 3: little barr. It's good, Johnny's just for those of you
Speaker 3: who are are local. It's not a big bar. And
Speaker 3: it would be thirty thousand dollars for them to broadcast
Speaker 3: these games to their audience. It wasn't enough that they
Speaker 3: were getting hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of dollars from
Speaker 3: their biggest fans who wanted the Sunday ticket. It wasn't
Speaker 3: enough that they could sell the broadcast rights to every
Speaker 3: major corporation. It but just look at the ceiling NFL
Speaker 3: total revenue twenty twenty five. But let's see what they
Speaker 3: made is because whatever it was wasn't enough. They want
Speaker 3: every mom and pop bar, every alehouse, every corner bar
Speaker 3: in the country who might make a couple of dollars
Speaker 3: off one of the crowds that comes in from the
Speaker 3: local football team having a game, or you know, your
Speaker 3: favorite team having a game. They weren't making enough, so
Speaker 3: they they got to get all the quarters they can
Speaker 3: out of this.
Speaker 2: The NFL generated roughly roughly fourteen point five billion dollars
Speaker 2: in national revenue for the twenty twenty five season, which
Speaker 2: was a four eight percent increase from twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's not enough.
Speaker 3: That's clearly you've only that's they've got to get at
Speaker 3: least ten times that, right, they got to get at
Speaker 3: least ten times that.
Speaker 1: It's just so greedy and dumb.
Speaker 3: And then what happens is they end up going around
Speaker 3: just to make sure you're not getting it in some
Speaker 3: illicit way and publicly showcasing the content in a way
Speaker 3: you're not supposed to.
Speaker 1: And this is not pay per view.
Speaker 3: This is not like you're getting a bootleg stream to
Speaker 3: something you're not supposed to. This is the NFL games
Speaker 3: that people want to watch to begin with.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Again, I'm not a sports guy, and maybe I got
Speaker 3: this wrong, but I'm telling you one local bar thirty dollars.
Speaker 1: That's crazy, that's greedy. Do you know what they were
Speaker 1: paying before? I don't.
Speaker 3: Well, they were paying for the Sunday ticket satellite fee
Speaker 3: on like on DirecTV.
Speaker 2: Right then it's still like DirecTV for business, like the
Speaker 2: bars that show the Sunday ticket aren't paying the same
Speaker 2: amount you know for the Sunday ticket that you would
Speaker 2: at your house.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: Well, this says NFL Sunday ticket has a new home.
Speaker 3: That here's what it means for your property. The NFL
Speaker 3: is one of the biggest drivers of guest traffick and
Speaker 3: engagement for casinos. It's like a casino website for many operators.
Speaker 3: Carrying every game isn't simply isn't an amenity, It's an expectation,
Speaker 3: that's true. Yeah, they expect all the games to be on.
Speaker 3: They expect them to be labeled like with little logos
Speaker 3: and stuff. That's what everybody wants. Now the experience depends
Speaker 3: on having the right games, they said.
Speaker 1: But now there's an operational shift.
Speaker 3: Now you have to stream with something called ever Pass
Speaker 3: through ever Pass Core, the management platform included with every
Speaker 3: NFL Sunday ticket subscription. You schedule specific games to specific
Speaker 3: screens or devices before the week even starts. Ever Pass Core.
Speaker 3: But but so they just talk about this and they
Speaker 3: talk it's unbelievably expensive, and yeah, it says number one
Speaker 3: sports league. You get a quote, so you fill out
Speaker 3: I'm looking at it right now. You fill out the
Speaker 3: number of locations, your zip code and your bar and
Speaker 3: all this stuff.
Speaker 1: And then the NFL calls.
Speaker 3: You back through ever Pass and they say, here's how
Speaker 3: much money you need to pay.
Speaker 1: You got to pay this exorbitant amount of money.
Speaker 2: Sunday ticket for casinos that has got to be that
Speaker 2: is a ridiculous amount of money, you.
Speaker 3: Know what I mean, Like they're not getting enough money
Speaker 3: out of just everything else that they're doing. And the
Speaker 3: NFL doesn't even employ that many people in the grand
Speaker 3: scheme of things, right, Like the NFL, I don't know
Speaker 3: what their total employees are, but they don't even they
Speaker 3: don't even employ that many people. And they do this
Speaker 3: thing that Americans enjoy and then it drives traffic into
Speaker 3: the little restaurants and alehouses and bars. And I happen
Speaker 3: to think that's one of those things that's sort of
Speaker 3: good for our economy, but not anymore. I guess you
Speaker 3: might find that the place that you used to watch
Speaker 3: the NFL game has turned you around and said, we
Speaker 3: can't afford thirty grand, forty grand, fifty grand, or we'll
Speaker 3: have to fire one of our employees to fill up
Speaker 3: the gap in our budget to be able to put
Speaker 3: the football games on because the NFL needs more money.
Speaker 1: Tell me what you think about that. Send a dispatch
Speaker 1: over on theewsjunkie dot com quick Break when we come back.
Speaker 3: I've got an update on a story we talked about
Speaker 3: a couple of weeks ago that's definitely worth getting into.
Speaker 3: We'll talk about what happened in Seattle here we got
Speaker 3: this this woman who posted a video online and then
Speaker 3: ended up getting killed by her husband, and so much
Speaker 3: more on the way on the show today, and it's
Speaker 3: all coming up next on the News Junkie. Rate my
Speaker 3: blank for this week is rate my mess And there's already.
Speaker 2: There are some doozies in the dispatches right now, and
Speaker 2: they're the animals. And then one of you, you know
Speaker 2: who you are, uh huh, just a little bit of
Speaker 2: a bragger. Oh look at my messy garage. It's just
Speaker 2: pristine and empty.
Speaker 3: Yeah, some of these people, some of these people are
Speaker 3: they're overestimating their mess.
Speaker 1: I have to be honest with you.
Speaker 3: See, Like there's one here's one of the submissions that
Speaker 3: came in from who's you, and it's like that.
Speaker 1: I'll get around to cleaning it later. I've got a kid,
Speaker 1: And there's a couple of things here or there, but overall,
Speaker 1: you've got a real nice place here.
Speaker 3: It's very orderly. And I say, good for you. I'm
Speaker 3: talking about you people with Rate my Mess. The people
Speaker 3: should be kass, oh is this real? That's not real? Okay,
Speaker 3: it's a lazy boy with nine hundred and fifty six
Speaker 3: big gulps in front of it. And and some you know,
Speaker 3: this could be knowing him. It could be his real
Speaker 3: streaming setup, although I certainly hope not rate my mask.
Speaker 3: Somebody says this is our spare bedroom, storage room, and
Speaker 3: this is like, this is cluttered, is what I would say.
Speaker 3: And I knew a lot of people who did this,
Speaker 3: But being cluttered is not really what we're looking for now.
Speaker 1: It looks like organized chaos. It is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, everything's in a nice box. Everything is really well
Speaker 3: taken care of. You got a lot of cool collectibles here.
Speaker 3: I see Star Wars stuff. It's all good. You can
Speaker 3: see these yourself over in the submitted dispatches section. And
Speaker 3: then look, Chopper Dave, Oh you son of a bitch. Okay,
Speaker 3: I just realized. I just realized. I was like, why, why,
Speaker 3: why is his garage so pristine? This is literally the studio.
Speaker 3: This is before anything was done.
Speaker 1: I was just thinking about this over the weekend. This
Speaker 1: is literally really what the studio used to look like
Speaker 1: before anything was done to it, back where there was
Speaker 1: like garage doors and all sorts of stuff. Let's see
Speaker 1: my horrible office that gives my coworkers anxiety.
Speaker 3: Are we gonna get a little tour here. I'll get
Speaker 3: to the next story in just second. But here, let's see.
Speaker 3: This is your office. Okay, it's a little cluttered. Oh
Speaker 3: post it notes, Yeah, there's there's the leg there's a
Speaker 3: hoarder mentality going on here, but it's not that bad.
Speaker 3: It's a little overwhelming, and there there's posted notes on everything,
Speaker 3: which I bet, please tell me this isn't true, but
Speaker 3: I bet contain passwords to stuff like that's my guess
Speaker 3: on what we're looking at here, Like my very secure
Speaker 3: password to my email is right.
Speaker 2: Usually if you put a password on a posted note,
Speaker 2: you at least put that one inside a drawer.
Speaker 1: That would hope. So but that yes, that's not too bad.
Speaker 1: Is uh?
Speaker 3: There's some worst ones coming in and found this mess
Speaker 3: upon inspecting water damage in our house. Come on, I
Speaker 3: know what's happening here. This is not for jokes. I
Speaker 3: see that there's a sex toy in the corner. I
Speaker 3: understand what you're doing. All right, that's not the mess
Speaker 3: we're looking for. I don't know why you have a
Speaker 3: sex toy on the floor of your house. It's filthy,
Speaker 3: but we do want to see your message. So for
Speaker 3: rate my blank this week, it's rate my mess.
Speaker 1: Give us a.
Speaker 3: Picture of your office, your house, whatever it is, and
Speaker 3: we want to see what it looks like. And because
Speaker 3: your place is messy, you could get yourself a big
Speaker 3: prize on the show. So that's what our competition is
Speaker 3: this week. I ask you this, folks, let us know
Speaker 3: etiquette wise, is this acceptable?
Speaker 1: Because this is going pretty viral.
Speaker 3: As we get ready to welcome in Amy Kaufel on
Speaker 3: the show, somebody posted this on our slash mildly infuriating
Speaker 3: and has sixty seven thousand up votes, and it says
Speaker 3: this guy stood outside the stall door like this for
Speaker 3: the duration of my use in the bathroom. And it
Speaker 3: shows somebody at the bathroom stall and buddy, what are
Speaker 3: you doing? You're waiting there at the door, And I
Speaker 3: ask of you, is this not appropriate? Are you not
Speaker 3: allowed to wait for the bathroom stall to.
Speaker 2: Be just a little close? Well, where are you supposed
Speaker 2: to go? It's a bathroom, I don't know, Leave and
Speaker 2: come back.
Speaker 3: No, then if you leave and come back, somebody else
Speaker 3: scoots in and then they go into the bathroom. You
Speaker 3: don't just stand in front of the door. No vote
Speaker 3: on this for us, folks. Is it acceptable if the
Speaker 3: public bathroom, your work bathroom, whatever, if the stalls are full,
Speaker 3: is it acceptable to stand in front of the stall.
Speaker 2: It in front of an elevator, like right at the
Speaker 2: doorway where nobody could possibly get out before you try
Speaker 2: to mosey your way on in.
Speaker 1: Well, when you hear the flush, you step back, you
Speaker 1: get back out of the way.
Speaker 2: I don't want you listening to my.
Speaker 1: My process here. Well, I have to go to the bathroom.
Speaker 3: I need to make sure that I'm getting in there
Speaker 3: as soon as it's available.
Speaker 1: I think this is fine.
Speaker 2: The fault the flush might be uh, you know, a
Speaker 2: false false flag. You know, there might have to be
Speaker 2: a couple of flushes. You've done this before, huh.
Speaker 3: This morning, I will say, just thank yourself because this
Speaker 3: may well be a handicap stall.
Speaker 1: That those aren't wheels that you're seeing waiting out there.
Speaker 3: That's the no, no, no, no.
Speaker 1: No, that's the no moment.
Speaker 3: If you if you're sitting in the handicapstall and the
Speaker 3: wheels roll up and you go, oh God.
Speaker 2: If that person was standing outside the stall that I
Speaker 2: was in this morning, they would have heard me reacting
Speaker 2: very profanely to the plumbing disaster that was our fourth
Speaker 2: floor men's bathroom today.
Speaker 3: You would have you would be upset though, if somebody
Speaker 3: was outside your stall, I.
Speaker 2: Would find it annoying. I would find it, yes, because
Speaker 2: I'm not trying to be rushed here.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: This is why the only thing that the United Kingdom
Speaker 3: the UK is superior at uh when it comes to
Speaker 3: competition with the United States of America is public stalls,
Speaker 3: generally speaking, in England go all the way.
Speaker 1: To the ground to offer a larger bit of privacy.
Speaker 3: Now, maybe they have less junkies and hobos and weirdos
Speaker 3: and people who just disoye. That seems like very old
Speaker 3: construction because they Yeah, some of the places in our
Speaker 3: downtown area have bathrooms that have like fully closable doors,
Speaker 3: ceiling to floor doors that you offer a lot of privacy.
Speaker 3: But they decided that the it's a little too much
Speaker 3: privacy for some people.
Speaker 1: Then they get in there, they start having sex in
Speaker 1: the bathroom. Is do that you not me? For God's sake,
Speaker 1: it's not my bag. But is that okay?
Speaker 3: Is it okay to stand in front of the bathroom
Speaker 3: stall door waiting for it to be unoccupied? Let us
Speaker 3: know what you thinks in a dispatch at the newsjunki
Speaker 3: dot com or an email. I messaged a friend of
Speaker 3: ours who owns a place where they show.
Speaker 1: The NFL on Nobody will ever know, nobody will ever know.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to tell them who it was. I'm
Speaker 3: not going to tell We'll call them Cram. All right,
Speaker 3: that's what we're going to call this person. Cram emailed
Speaker 3: or texted after I said, Hey, you know, what's this
Speaker 3: whole NFL switch up going to cost? Where they try
Speaker 3: to make you go over onto this ever stream thing
Speaker 3: and uh, and it's at expensive cramovac. So Cram texts
Speaker 3: back and says, it's going to cost six thousand, three
Speaker 3: hundred dollars just for the boxes and equipment. Then installation
Speaker 3: is about four thousand dollars. So we're at ten thousand,
Speaker 3: three hundred dollars just on the equipment and then roughly
Speaker 3: twelve thousand dollars for the year subscription.
Speaker 1: And I still won't get every game.
Speaker 2: I hope for Cram's sake that this uh, this company
Speaker 2: has a like a contract with the NFL that's going
Speaker 2: to last a few seasons because they.
Speaker 1: Change their mind on some of these things. The direct
Speaker 1: tav you know, is is it going to be direct?
Speaker 2: And now you're having to buy ten thousand dollars worth
Speaker 2: of equipment and install to get new things for this
Speaker 2: service that you don't even know in five years are
Speaker 2: they still going to be the ones carrying the games?
Speaker 1: Are they going to back to direct TV?
Speaker 3: Well, not just that, think about this culion to think
Speaker 3: about your neighborhood and your neighborhood sports bars, your neighborhood
Speaker 3: restaurants that show the game and benefit from this and
Speaker 3: hire people and stuff. Think about that and then slowly
Speaker 3: zoom out Google map style, right, and then every neighborhood,
Speaker 3: the whole country.
Speaker 1: Every single bar.
Speaker 3: This is another bar that's saying like twenty five thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: I told you the.
Speaker 3: Bar that I talked to last night said it was
Speaker 3: going to cost some thirty thousand dollars to show NFL
Speaker 3: games this season. That's crazy. That's every little bar in
Speaker 3: the country that has to pay up to the NFL
Speaker 3: in those greedy bastards, or not show the game and
Speaker 3: risk losing customers because the customers demanded and the NFL
Speaker 3: knows it. And the NFL has become the ticket master
Speaker 3: of the sports world. Right, they're the ticketmaster in the
Speaker 3: sports world. But nobody will openly hate on the NFL.
Speaker 3: Yet for some reason, like these people are as greedy
Speaker 3: and gross as it gets, they're so hateable. I don't
Speaker 3: understand why more people don't openly hate them to pressure
Speaker 3: them into not doing stuff like this.
Speaker 2: They look the other way with the NFL for whatever reason.
Speaker 2: Like we we read what the agreement is to have
Speaker 2: the Super Bowl in your in your city. The NFL
Speaker 2: wants like all these accommodations this all this money and
Speaker 2: they don't pay taxes on it.
Speaker 1: I don't have to pay taxes on it if it's inane.
Speaker 3: Right, Like, why are we not giving them hate for this?
Speaker 3: This is like you could watch the football games and stuff,
Speaker 3: but just start openly hating the NFL on all the
Speaker 3: social media platforms when the NFL posts something to say greedy,
Speaker 3: you know, like, just go after them endlessly. Roblow burn
Speaker 3: that hat. Yeah, burn the NFL hat. I'll burn mine.
Speaker 3: I'll burn my NFL logo hat as well. It's a
Speaker 3: little too tight from my head. Anyhow, Okay, quick break.
Speaker 3: When we come back, I have so much more that
Speaker 3: we have to start working in. We got your your rate.
Speaker 3: My mess entries will work through on the show today
Speaker 3: and also when we come back. Our friend, the very
Speaker 3: talented Amy Coffelt, she's coming up next on the news
Speaker 3: Junkie Sea Lings having a day. Somebody said Steeling's having
Speaker 3: a day. And now we minor technical things.
Speaker 1: But I think we're good. We got our friend Amy Kawfelt.
Speaker 4: Hey, guys, happy Monday.
Speaker 5: It's just to have all the Monday feels, doesn't it.
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I mean, look, we're good. We can hear
Speaker 1: you really well, We'll try to talk loud so you
Speaker 1: can hear us.
Speaker 5: I think you're you Now you sound good, Sean. I
Speaker 5: feel like you have to like overproject.
Speaker 1: Okay, so I'm being too loud now, should be quiet
Speaker 1: further away?
Speaker 4: You sound great.
Speaker 1: What's the ideal spot for me to be right? This
Speaker 1: is good.
Speaker 5: This reminds me of the skit was it Grover on
Speaker 5: Sesame Street where he was like remember he was like
Speaker 5: Neror and he would run like remember to the front
Speaker 5: of the camera.
Speaker 4: He'd be like Nerror and then he would run.
Speaker 1: Back and he goes far. No, I did not remember that.
Speaker 4: I clip later.
Speaker 1: Okay, please, yeah, I've been I've been waiting for that,
Speaker 1: Thank god. Amy Kaufel joined us. Aby.
Speaker 3: Lots of stuff happening out there in the world. Hey,
Speaker 3: have you seen the Odyssey yet?
Speaker 1: Did you see it?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 5: We were talking about it this morning about like how
Speaker 5: huge this is, and you know, I think it's interesting
Speaker 5: that the film, when these films that are based on
Speaker 5: things that happen in history are are big things like Titanic,
Speaker 5: things like remember Lincoln that was really.
Speaker 4: Popular out I don't know that.
Speaker 5: It sort of gives me like faith in society that
Speaker 5: we haven't completely lost our connection to like the things
Speaker 5: that matter.
Speaker 4: So I haven't seen it yet, though I do want
Speaker 4: to go see it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean I think we're going to try to
Speaker 3: see it this weekend. I know it leaked online this
Speaker 3: weekend and so like two million people watched it on
Speaker 3: Twitter or whatever for a little while. But it's still
Speaker 3: making a ton of money out there. A lot of
Speaker 3: people that I've heard from that have seen it said
Speaker 3: it was very, very very good and they enjoyed it.
Speaker 3: So I'm interested. My interest has peaked at the very least.
Speaker 3: How is your weekend?
Speaker 1: Though?
Speaker 4: It would not be a good movie to watch on
Speaker 4: a Twitter feed. No, it's too like in order to right,
Speaker 4: it's like huge. It's like you want to see it
Speaker 4: on a big screen.
Speaker 3: You want to see it on the literal opposite of that.
Speaker 3: You want to see it on one of those big,
Speaker 3: massive Imax screens. And what are the ones where they
Speaker 3: send that actual video like the film out to and
Speaker 3: the film I think they're like four hundred pounds.
Speaker 1: It's something ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're like it's this huge like turntable film thing
Speaker 3: that they send. It's like four hundred pounds like six
Speaker 3: feet tall when you stand it up and man, it's
Speaker 3: crazy crazy.
Speaker 1: But anyhow, what what happened for your weekend? Anything exciting
Speaker 1: going down?
Speaker 4: It was pretty sure.
Speaker 1: No, we we went out.
Speaker 5: We had some good Italian We went to No No's
Speaker 5: and Altamont on Saturday.
Speaker 4: It was amazing. Have you guys eating there? It's so good.
Speaker 1: I have not none. So yeah, that's way outside of
Speaker 1: Sean's bubble. That's way outside of the areas that Sean
Speaker 1: would go to.
Speaker 3: You have a bubble. Altamont is not in your bubble?
Speaker 3: Ami Koffer. Before we get into the news, can I
Speaker 3: ask you a question here? Just shoot me straight. We're
Speaker 3: arguing over something today. Then this person posted a photo
Speaker 3: online that's going viral and they're in the They're in
Speaker 3: the restroom stall.
Speaker 1: Let's show it to her. Here's Sea Lane.
Speaker 3: They're in the restroom stall and they said somebody waited
Speaker 3: out in front of the restroom stall door the entire
Speaker 3: time they were going to the bathroom because they were next.
Speaker 1: Look at that face, don't she disagrees?
Speaker 3: Sea Lane said that was wrong, and I said, well,
Speaker 3: where do you expect them to wait? The bathroom is
Speaker 3: like with else well, they have to go to the
Speaker 3: bathroom too, though, so you think this is wrong.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's too close. That's I feel like that's in free.
Speaker 5: It's already left hard enough to go to the restroom
Speaker 5: in a public restroom when you know there's people around
Speaker 5: who can hear and listen to what you're doing, and yes, yeah,
Speaker 5: but then to have someone standing that close and know
Speaker 5: that they're probably looking through the crack like you know
Speaker 5: what I mean, did you can see the crack right
Speaker 5: above the foot, Yeah, Like that's invasive.
Speaker 1: The only thing about this that I will take issue with.
Speaker 3: I think it's fine to wait there myself personally, I'm like,
Speaker 3: it's fine to wait in front of the bathroom stall
Speaker 3: door because you're waiting for it.
Speaker 1: But Amy disagrees. What I don't. What I don't agree
Speaker 1: with is he shouldn't be pointed toward the door.
Speaker 4: Oh, if they're back the door, you'd be okay, like yeah.
Speaker 1: Angle away.
Speaker 3: You shouldn't be just like standing there like open, open,
Speaker 3: waiting outside the bathroom door.
Speaker 1: That part is that part is a little weird, but
Speaker 1: like you go wait out the male female thing.
Speaker 5: I feel like if you were to ask Courtney, she
Speaker 5: would say that this is not okay in any way,
Speaker 5: shape or form.
Speaker 1: She has gone to some bootleg ass bathrooms.
Speaker 3: I mean I'm talking about like French Quarter, New Orleans, Like,
Speaker 3: oh my god, you're going to actually use this bathroom.
Speaker 1: She ladies somehow make things happen.
Speaker 3: She'll go in and she'll be like, that bathroom was disgusting,
Speaker 3: and I'll go, oh, do you want to go home
Speaker 3: or something.
Speaker 1: I should go, no, I didn't touch anything. And I'll
Speaker 1: say you didn't touch anything. She'd go, Yeah, ladies know
Speaker 1: how to go and not touch anything in the whole bathroom.
Speaker 6: We do.
Speaker 4: So what is she She's speaking the truth? Shawn, That's
Speaker 4: actually very true.
Speaker 3: I said, all right, I didn't know. I mean, that
Speaker 3: can't happen for me. And I want to tell you,
Speaker 3: I don't know. You have to touch things.
Speaker 1: Well, you have to write when you sit down on
Speaker 1: the toilet, you're not hovering like, oh no, these women
Speaker 1: have leg muscles from somewhere else, another planet or something.
Speaker 1: I can't pull that off.
Speaker 3: But I do want to tell you before we get
Speaker 3: into what's happened in the news, that with the bathroom
Speaker 3: talk happening right now.
Speaker 1: You should know that Sea Lane is covered in toilet
Speaker 1: water right now. Just I don't know if that happens.
Speaker 2: We have a there's a plumbing incident at h Q
Speaker 2: here that gave me a second shower for the day,
Speaker 2: like like burst.
Speaker 1: Like a fountain.
Speaker 4: The toilet.
Speaker 1: Y Yeah, yeah, yeah, she looks horrified. I said before.
Speaker 2: It was when I flushed, but in the moment, but
Speaker 2: it was coming from the pipes, so it's not like
Speaker 2: it's carrying anything with to my knowledge. But the worst
Speaker 2: part was it was just like now I'm just uncomfortable.
Speaker 2: And I told Sean, I was like, if I had
Speaker 2: any other job, if I had just a regular sit
Speaker 2: at a desk and do desk work job, I would
Speaker 2: have stood up and I would have and maybe maybe
Speaker 2: we'll try again tomorrow. Guys, today's not it. It's not today.
Speaker 4: You are having a bad day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know what I thought he was gonna say,
Speaker 3: he goes, he goes, I got stuff all over the
Speaker 3: back of me. I thought he was gonna say, like
Speaker 3: he was getting Jackson ready, and maybe Jackson was on
Speaker 3: his shoulder, like you know, you put the baby on
Speaker 3: your shoulder, and maybe he didn't realize that Jackson puked
Speaker 3: down his back.
Speaker 1: Or something. But thank god, it wasn't that. Yeah, much worse,
Speaker 1: much worse, though.
Speaker 5: I don't like the auto flush toilets because I do
Speaker 5: feel like they have a propensity for like flushing when
Speaker 5: you're not done right. Yeah, sometimes the force of the
Speaker 5: flush is so powerful that that can happen to you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, wait till it shoots a stream of
Speaker 1: water at your back. Oh, let's get away from this,
Speaker 1: Let's get we can't do this.
Speaker 3: We've not We've never had Amy on her look so
Speaker 3: horrified so many times during they just got cars.
Speaker 1: Talented news lady is with us here.
Speaker 3: What what what grabs you attention to the headlines today
Speaker 3: as you walked into the news room.
Speaker 5: Oh gosh, Well, we're a couple of things that were
Speaker 5: following up on today. I don't know if you guys
Speaker 5: heard about this story that is out of the villages
Speaker 5: and this is a guy who apparently was on a website.
Speaker 4: You know, we're a hook up website called Tinder.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and that he was having a conversation with a
Speaker 5: woman and the lead line of his conversation was looking
Speaker 5: for a sugar baby.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 4: Okay, have you guys talked about this?
Speaker 3: We we mentioned this before, but like we when we
Speaker 3: talked about it, I it seemed like the guy was
Speaker 3: like trying to run these people down with his vehicle
Speaker 3: or something.
Speaker 1: Right, was that what happened in the story?
Speaker 5: Yes, So they apparently had been communicating and talking for
Speaker 5: a couple about it says about a week or so.
Speaker 5: And then it says that he reportedly told her I'll
Speaker 5: give you one thousand dollars for each visit dinner, and
Speaker 5: I love to shop for you.
Speaker 4: So he finally goes out on the.
Speaker 5: Date with him, and then they got back to his place,
Speaker 5: and that's when she said she felt uncomfortable, right, so
Speaker 5: she called her friends, and her friends came over and
Speaker 5: there were three friends in this vehicle, including a mail
Speaker 5: and so I don't know, I'm not exactly sure if
Speaker 5: money exchanged hands, and maybe oh wait, because she's okay,
Speaker 5: it says, yeah, you're right, O'Brien gave the woman two
Speaker 5: hundred dollars, took her to a lingerie store where she
Speaker 5: bought three items, and then he gave her another six
Speaker 5: hundred dollars for dinner. So then when she went back
Speaker 5: to the house. So yeah, so money had already exchanged
Speaker 5: hands at that point.
Speaker 2: Then he tried to get his money back when Yeah,
Speaker 2: and she the way that the story read when I
Speaker 2: saw it was hilarious. It was like she denied his
Speaker 2: refund request and his refund.
Speaker 3: Request like she's a like an actual shopping outlet or something. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess at the end of it, he
Speaker 3: got really really upset and then started raging like an
Speaker 3: absolute lunatic at the at the sugar Baby Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, according to police, chased after them and
Speaker 5: then I guess rammed the vehicle and then the vehicle
Speaker 5: I guess.
Speaker 4: Hit a pole.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and that's when that's when a police say he
Speaker 5: walked over with a gun and threatened the group. So
Speaker 5: not a good situation. Apparently three of them got away,
Speaker 5: but there was a fourth victim. It was a guy
Speaker 5: who got on the ground, and I guess he threatened
Speaker 5: to kill the guy and then that's when deputy showed
Speaker 5: up and h were able to arrest him.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, also, I'm surprised that this wasn't true love,
Speaker 3: considering David O'Brien is sixty seven years old and Mariah
Speaker 3: Turback was twenty one, I'm I just blown away that
Speaker 3: it wasn't a real love connection.
Speaker 1: But it appears that something fell short there with this guy.
Speaker 4: But maybe we.
Speaker 1: Should stop doing action.
Speaker 2: We should stop doing the sugar baby thing, the sugar
Speaker 2: sugar baby su sugar doaddy thing. I mean, if you
Speaker 2: got the money that you just want to pay women
Speaker 2: to be around you, and there's there's no you know,
Speaker 2: there's nothing physical about the relationship. The entire relationship is
Speaker 2: you just paying money for attention and companionship. Maybe find
Speaker 2: a charity or something.
Speaker 1: Well, what if they're all into this?
Speaker 3: Is there an equivalent of sugar babies that's young men?
Speaker 1: Is that a thing?
Speaker 8: Or no?
Speaker 4: Oh, like the opposite?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, like an.
Speaker 3: Older established a classy older lady, but she wants some
Speaker 3: companionship for like a twenty one year old man and
Speaker 3: he's the sugar baby.
Speaker 1: I don't know if that happens that way, but sure
Speaker 1: it does.
Speaker 4: I mean, you hear about these like Cabana Boy or
Speaker 4: like like those kind of like weird like you know,
Speaker 4: I mean, so I don't know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess I whenever I look at it, I
Speaker 3: have a very simple take on this. I always think,
Speaker 3: what is this sixty seven.
Speaker 1: Year old man going to talk to a twenty one
Speaker 1: year old woman about like this is this is always
Speaker 1: in my mind.
Speaker 3: We were not that long ago for the conversation. It's true,
Speaker 3: we were not that long ago. Mayby, we're in line
Speaker 3: for a ride at Epcot. We were in line for
Speaker 3: the Guardians of the Galaxy ride, and these the young
Speaker 3: girls in front of us might have been like eighteen nineteen,
Speaker 3: right around the are you know, in that range. There's
Speaker 3: three of them, and they asked a question to the
Speaker 3: guy next to us, and then the guy was like
Speaker 3: so excited that these young girls were talking to him,
Speaker 3: he would not shut up.
Speaker 1: When they asked me a.
Speaker 3: Question, I answer in as few words as possible, and
Speaker 3: then I leave them alone to go back to being
Speaker 3: eighteen and nineteen year old girls.
Speaker 1: You know why, because they don't want to talk to me,
Speaker 1: all right. I fully understand that.
Speaker 5: Like you're like, you're of sound mind to realize, like,
Speaker 5: these girls aren't interested in me.
Speaker 4: Were you with Courtney or no?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 8: She was with me?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Oh okay, Well then they really realized they were they Yeah,
Speaker 4: it wasn't going to be there.
Speaker 3: I mean, thank god, if she with me, I probably
Speaker 3: wouldn't even communicate. I would just pretend like I was
Speaker 3: mute in that moment. I just be like, do something
Speaker 3: like that, anything else grabbing your attention out there.
Speaker 4: Well, we had a shark bite over the weekend.
Speaker 5: So for those of you who are familiar with newsmort
Speaker 5: Of Beach, it is the shark bite capital of the world.
Speaker 5: More shark fights happened there than anywhere else. This was
Speaker 5: a guy from Georgia. He was your on vacation. He
Speaker 5: was actually only in waste deep water and he was
Speaker 5: out there with his fiance, who was pregnant by the way,
Speaker 5: and so he said.
Speaker 4: He felt something.
Speaker 5: He said he believed that the waves pushed the shark in,
Speaker 5: but anyway, so he said he felt something. Then he
Speaker 5: felt something chomped down on him, and so he said
Speaker 5: he pushed his fiance like out of the way, like
Speaker 5: you get out of the water now. And then he
Speaker 5: didn't realize how bad it was until he got out
Speaker 5: of the water and realized like, oh no, this is
Speaker 5: pretty serious. So ended up in the hospital, ended up
Speaker 5: keeping him overnight. I'm not sure it didn't look like
Speaker 5: the pictures that we saw of the actual bite didn't
Speaker 5: look too significant, but I'm sure there's always a big
Speaker 5: concern about you know, infection or you know, right, you
Speaker 5: don't want to have.
Speaker 1: Oh you got to be careful that.
Speaker 2: Oh there's instantly salt water in there, which it sounds
Speaker 2: like the worst thing ever.
Speaker 1: God almighty, yeah, I mean hurt. I think of this meme.
Speaker 3: I actually saw this this morning about this where like,
Speaker 3: let's say Courtney and I are in the ocean at
Speaker 3: the beach together and the shark comes along and bites
Speaker 3: my foot.
Speaker 1: But she doesn't know what's going on, right, she just
Speaker 1: knows that I shove her and I go get out
Speaker 1: of the water.
Speaker 3: I think Courtney, instead of just getting out of the water,
Speaker 3: is going to be like, why am I supposed to.
Speaker 1: Get out of the water. Why are you telling me
Speaker 1: to get out of the water right now? What is
Speaker 1: the thing?
Speaker 3: Like, Sean, what are you doing? Why don't you get
Speaker 3: out of the water? Like I always wanted that. It's
Speaker 3: this is a meme about relationships. Like if you were
Speaker 3: driving along Amy, you and your husband, you're you're next
Speaker 3: to your car, you and your husband are and some
Speaker 3: danger comes up, some dangerous thing, and you say, get
Speaker 3: in the car. Do you think he would immediately get
Speaker 3: in the car and then figure it out later. Or
Speaker 3: do you think he would question, why do I need
Speaker 3: to get into the car right now?
Speaker 1: I think you would question, See, that's the problem.
Speaker 3: Courtney would do it too. Yeah, I'd be like and
Speaker 3: then and then I'm by the time I describe it.
Speaker 1: The nefarious gunman or whatever the problem was, or the
Speaker 1: shark you know, has done damage to all of us
Speaker 1: because people don't don't listen. That's the problem. That's what happened.
Speaker 5: Have you seen the viral video of the girl who's
Speaker 5: like sitting on the bench and the lady is filming
Speaker 5: a bear that's like the bear is like literally walking up.
Speaker 4: Behind the lady on the bench. Have you seen this?
Speaker 5: No, the lady who's filming it was like, hey, just
Speaker 5: I don't know if you know, because the bear behind.
Speaker 1: You, ma'am, ma'am, ma'am.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Like nobody's just like no, she didn't see the
Speaker 5: bear coming her.
Speaker 3: Factors, Like there's a major problem with this. I also
Speaker 3: saw you probably saw the story about in Seattle where
Speaker 3: there was this shooting over the weekend.
Speaker 1: Right, So everybody in Seattle was at this this this
Speaker 1: food event, food like a food festival, and so many
Speaker 1: people just start running, and when people all start running
Speaker 1: in one direction, most of us with brains go, okay,
Speaker 1: that's an indicator.
Speaker 3: I should also probably back away and run away too.
Speaker 3: But there's always people who said, what's going on? They
Speaker 3: start running into it.
Speaker 2: Oh No. In high school, if we saw everybody running
Speaker 2: in the same direction, our initial instinct would not be
Speaker 2: that there is danger that they're running away from. We
Speaker 2: thought that there was a fight happening and everybody was
Speaker 2: running to go watch it. So if you saw people
Speaker 2: running in the you you started running in that direction too,
Speaker 2: because you wanted to see the fight. You want to
Speaker 2: see the blows. Yeah, this is what happens. The communication
Speaker 2: is bad.
Speaker 3: So if there's ever a shark attack, I'm probably done
Speaker 3: for Courtney's gonna sit there and be like, what's going on?
Speaker 3: Somebody said just add shark to the end of the sentence.
Speaker 3: I don't even know if that would change anything. I
Speaker 3: think she would still be like, come on, Sean, you
Speaker 3: always you're always screwing around with me. Now you're screwing
Speaker 3: around about this too, for God's sake.
Speaker 5: Other viral video that went went crazy last week with
Speaker 5: the four guys in the water and the dolphin was
Speaker 5: swimming through.
Speaker 4: He did you guys see that?
Speaker 1: No, what's going on with your video?
Speaker 4: Fees? Are you guys on?
Speaker 1: Do you want to know?
Speaker 4: They're all drinking They're all drinking beer.
Speaker 5: And so you know how guys do when they're in
Speaker 5: the in the water and they like hold their cups up,
Speaker 5: won't get into their cup of beer. Well, one of
Speaker 5: them spots what he thought was a shark was a dolphin.
Speaker 1: Really he got scared of the dolphin freaking out.
Speaker 5: And so they're like they're trying to run with their
Speaker 5: beer cups up in the air so that they don't
Speaker 5: spill a drop of their beer.
Speaker 4: And honestly, I don't think any of them spilled any for.
Speaker 1: She got that wholesome Algorithmlan and I have like toilets exploding,
Speaker 1: fights and fast food establishments. We've got like people getting murdered.
Speaker 1: And then Amy's like.
Speaker 4: Oh theo good, oh, I've seen that video, the one
Speaker 4: on the dock which the murder? Have you seen that one? No,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna start sending you my feed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, wait, so your feet is your feet is a dolphin?
Speaker 1: And some guys drinking their beers and then a murder
Speaker 1: doc Yeah, I'll.
Speaker 4: Send you that one. It could be very busy sending
Speaker 4: you guys link.
Speaker 1: I'll send you back the stuff in my feet.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll send you back the stuff in my feet
Speaker 3: on my algorithm, and very quickly I'll get blocked. That's
Speaker 3: that's how this will go, all right, Amy Kaffel, you're
Speaker 3: the best of the best. We love you, we appreciate you,
Speaker 3: We hope you have a fantastic week, and thank you everybody.
Speaker 1: Let's hear it. For the talented Amy cough out there.
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Speaker 3: More importantly, if you're here locally in our home market, Orlando,
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Speaker 1: We'll talk to you next week. Amy.
Speaker 4: There, she goes, I guys love you. I'm looking up
Speaker 4: the videos right now.
Speaker 1: I got to okay, all right.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 1: This doc murder video is gonna be a wild one,
Speaker 1: all right.
Speaker 3: When we come back, we'll get to something went down
Speaker 3: at Disney this weekend that had people talking. We have
Speaker 3: to talk about that. The woman who made a viral
Speaker 3: video and then got killed by her husband, and the
Speaker 3: story behind that is crazy as well. There's just a
Speaker 3: lot to get into on a Monday, and it's coming
Speaker 3: up next. I'm going to use Chunkie. Amy Kay was right.
Speaker 3: I had seen this video. Did you see the video
Speaker 3: she was talking about?
Speaker 1: Ceiling? I haven't looked at it yet. Oh man, this
Speaker 1: this is crazy.
Speaker 3: Actually, the video that she was talking about was something
Speaker 3: I saw over the weekend and people were saying, I
Speaker 3: can't believe this guy got charged with the murder and
Speaker 3: got convicted. And his name is Kamal Padlowski, fifty two
Speaker 3: years old, and they now have found him a jury
Speaker 3: has a guilty of second degree murder for the twenty
Speaker 3: twenty four killing of this man named Melvin Jiminez. Prosecutor
Speaker 3: said Padlowski knocked Jiminez unconscious Jimnez unconscious during an altercation
Speaker 3: before throwing him off the dock. He now faces life
Speaker 3: in prison. And the security footage shows this guy on
Speaker 3: the dock.
Speaker 1: The other guy comes up to him, pushes him over right,
Speaker 1: and then the guy dumps him geez, right in the
Speaker 1: in the water, right in the ocean. I'm guessing off
Speaker 1: the dock. He doesn't hesitate, even in the slightest by
Speaker 1: the way, so he just goes right up to this
Speaker 1: guy's face and then ko's this guy knocks him out,
Speaker 1: and then when he falls out, you know, and I
Speaker 1: think he might have been drunk to begin with, because
Speaker 1: he was kind of stumbling and he hits him, knocks
Speaker 1: him out, and then when he's knocked unconscious, he without
Speaker 1: missing a beat, throws him into the ocean. That's that's murder,
Speaker 1: you know. Yeah, that's what they said.
Speaker 3: The jury agreed that that was murdering this person. He
Speaker 3: had every chance to stop after the victim was knocked unconscious.
Speaker 3: Instead he kept going, says the officer Tatum, who posted
Speaker 3: this originally.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I had seen that as well. It's an
Speaker 1: interesting case for sure. All right, we want to get
Speaker 1: to you lots of folks who are joining him with emails,
Speaker 1: sending those over at the news junkie dot Com. Oh,
Speaker 1: did I screw something up? Somebody says, Big John says
Speaker 1: sub junkies misinformation about Imax. Those four hundred pound movie
Speaker 1: reels in Imax format are only for the real, true
Speaker 1: eye Imax theaters, which there are only two of in
Speaker 1: the state of Florida. Most people don't know that these
Speaker 1: other Imax theaters aren't the true Imax experience. From what
Speaker 1: I know about this, which isn't that much.
Speaker 3: There is like twenty or so actual film based Imax
Speaker 3: theaters in the United States somewhere around there.
Speaker 1: They might be low.
Speaker 3: And then the rest of the Imax theaters are showing
Speaker 3: Imax digital copies, and the Imax digital copies are like
Speaker 3: a bit different in some way, I.
Speaker 1: Mean, somehow inferior to the film.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you're a film snob, you want exactly this
Speaker 3: one particular version of it.
Speaker 2: I've heard of a lot of the people that are
Speaker 2: big on the IMAX copy of this movie. But a
Speaker 2: lot of people also are really into the just the
Speaker 2: seventy milimeter So they say that the not only is
Speaker 2: the screen large and very detailed, but the sound on
Speaker 2: the seventy milimeters print is supposed to be outrageously good.
Speaker 3: It's cool, but you have to realize when you're getting
Speaker 3: a bigger screen and you're seeing more, you're seeing more
Speaker 3: of the top and the bottom, and they're never going
Speaker 3: to put anything that's in the top and the bottom
Speaker 3: in the movie, so that like it wouldn't make sense
Speaker 3: for everybody else watching the movie. You know, like if
Speaker 3: there's a key piece of information, they're not going to
Speaker 3: put it in this area of the frame.
Speaker 1: You're just seeing a little bit, like a little more
Speaker 1: on top and a little bit more on the bottom.
Speaker 1: It's worth it for some people.
Speaker 3: They pay a lot for this, Travis says the tips
Speaker 3: of the news Junkie dot Com. I agree one hundred
Speaker 3: percent with Sea l A and we need to cancel
Speaker 3: this Monday.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 3: I had an awful night of the worst night Terrace
Speaker 3: since my dad passed almost four years ago. I woke
Speaker 3: up late, my truck was almost out of gas. I
Speaker 3: was late for working. Now I'm on the side of
Speaker 3: I ninety five and my broken down work truck fMLF
Speaker 3: this Monday.
Speaker 2: He's with you on that one, Okay. I tried to
Speaker 2: take a video of the offending toilet. Yeah, just to
Speaker 2: show you and so I'm not crazy. And it got
Speaker 2: a little crazy. It didn't do the thing. It's still
Speaker 2: like water is still leaking up, but it didn't shoot
Speaker 2: up in the air like it did for me. And
Speaker 2: now I unless somebody has fixed it, because I emailed
Speaker 2: somebody in the building about this and I was like, listen,
Speaker 2: this is happening, and I got an auto reply that
Speaker 2: was like, I'm out till Thursday.
Speaker 1: And I was like, so, I don't know if the
Speaker 1: message was.
Speaker 2: Ever delivered or is something weird with it now where
Speaker 2: it's not shooting in the air. And now I seem
Speaker 2: like I'm like crying wolf on this this toilet problem. Well,
Speaker 2: go in there and make sure it does it again
Speaker 2: so they know you're not lying. You got to get
Speaker 2: in there and run a number on that thing so
Speaker 2: it splashes number one, number two.
Speaker 1: Oh, I think you know.
Speaker 3: Anonymous says a question regarding the rate my blank for
Speaker 3: this week, which is rate my mess. We want to
Speaker 3: see all week long, send your photos in as photo
Speaker 3: dispatches on the news Junkie dot count, and we'll judge
Speaker 3: who has the biggest mess. Your house can be like
Speaker 3: quarter house style. It could be a room, it could
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Speaker 3: We want to see your mess for a rate my
Speaker 3: mess this week, Anonymous says. I know it's probably semantic,
Speaker 3: but I work on a landfill. Do I have the
Speaker 3: ultimate mess? Because it's everybody's trash in one location and
Speaker 3: it is definitely a mess, says Anonymous.
Speaker 1: No that does not count. No, that does not.
Speaker 3: Country Space Coast native says this same crap with the
Speaker 3: Sunday Ticket happened last year when Direct TV lost the
Speaker 3: rights to the Sunday Ticket and it went to YouTube TV.
Speaker 3: The businesses we're gonna have to switch companies in about
Speaker 3: a month before the season started, they came out and
Speaker 3: said the businesses would still be able to use the
Speaker 3: equipment they had before this exact reason, for this exact reason.
Speaker 3: I don't think that they're going to do that this time,
Speaker 3: but we'll see.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, and a lot of them are being not
Speaker 2: only do they have to get the equipment that's provided
Speaker 2: by what's it called ever Pass ever Pass ever Pass,
Speaker 2: So they have to get the ever Pass equipment or
Speaker 2: there's a there's another box that's compatible with ever Pass,
Speaker 2: but they're also having some of these bars to upgrade
Speaker 2: to like extra high speed Internet, like to get like
Speaker 2: ten gig Internet or something put in because some of
Speaker 2: these bars their current bandwidth doesn't allow for streaming so
Speaker 2: many games at once, and.
Speaker 1: So they like so the quality wouldn't be as high.
Speaker 2: Not only are these bars having to pay thousands of
Speaker 2: dollars to install this new ever pass gear that will
Speaker 2: will this company continue to sell the Sunday ticket for
Speaker 2: long enough to make that worth it?
Speaker 1: Question mark?
Speaker 2: But they also have to upgrade their internet and upgrade
Speaker 2: their their internet like infrastructure. You'd get new network switches
Speaker 2: in and stuff because the old ones weren't made to
Speaker 2: use ten g So it's like it's a huge expense.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be a big problem as football season comes around.
Speaker 3: I think a lot of the bars that you used
Speaker 3: to watching NFL games that aren't going to be able
Speaker 3: to have them for this exact reason we're talking about
Speaker 3: there making them pay tens of thousands of dollars this year.
Speaker 3: Somebody says, I want to be anonymous, but this is
Speaker 3: my rate, my mess, Holy god, are you are you
Speaker 3: kidding me?
Speaker 1: Take a look? Is there anything identifying in this?
Speaker 8: Nah?
Speaker 1: I don't think so.
Speaker 3: They said we could show the video. How do you
Speaker 3: work in this environment. How do you this is like
Speaker 3: just stuff everywhere. This is definitely messy. I'm not gonna
Speaker 3: lie to you. A contender, Yeah, we can't. We can't
Speaker 3: award an anonymous prize though.
Speaker 1: No, that's true. We need to to be on the
Speaker 1: record and other people can't see this one so that
Speaker 1: you know that doesn't doesn't happen.
Speaker 3: Do you have a whole tub full of corks? That's
Speaker 3: what it does, the tub that says corks on it here.
Speaker 3: So this particular person anonymous, this is good. You could
Speaker 3: have been at the at the forefront of the rate
Speaker 3: my mess. But I you know, I don't know. I
Speaker 3: don't know what to tell you. Unfortunately, I think you're
Speaker 3: out of contention because it's not sent as a dispatch
Speaker 3: and it's anonymou this. But all right, boy, there's so
Speaker 3: many of those coming in. We appreciate you sending them over.
Speaker 3: I want to get to more of your feedback than
Speaker 3: your dispatches.
Speaker 1: I did see this.
Speaker 3: Let me see if I could bring this up because
Speaker 3: I wanted to see what people thought about this. Disney
Speaker 3: is in the center of a heated debate online because
Speaker 3: a group of women went to Disney World and decided
Speaker 3: to hold their Bible study there.
Speaker 1: And I'm watching this, I guess this is is this
Speaker 1: the video? Let me refresh this and okay, it says
Speaker 1: Bible study at Hollywood Studios and it's got this woman
Speaker 1: who's a Disney adult or whatever.
Speaker 9: In Hollywood Studios? Is this for the girlies who loved
Speaker 9: Jesus and also Disney? This week, we had a guest
Speaker 9: speaker and went through Philippians four, six through eight. Then
Speaker 9: after the message, we broke into small groups and we
Speaker 9: went over some group questions. The studies topic was about joy.
Speaker 9: Y'all opened up and shared things that can steal our joy? Also,
Speaker 9: how was one way we could choose a joy this week?
Speaker 9: It's amazing this thinks God is doing in the Disney community.
Speaker 9: Even got to stop by a girl and she gave
Speaker 9: us a rhinestone Jesus, Wait you, Elizabeth?
Speaker 1: Is it every month thirty.
Speaker 9: Minutes in group time and then we go enjoy some
Speaker 9: Disney magic.
Speaker 3: Okay, So here's here's the idea. The idea is that
Speaker 3: they went to this park, you know, Hollywood Studios, and
Speaker 3: then they had their Bible study there, which when I
Speaker 3: look at this, I go nothing against your religion. Nothing
Speaker 3: against your your church or anything like that, but this
Speaker 3: is a theme park. You can't just throw an event there,
Speaker 3: just like a random event you have. You had a
Speaker 3: guest speaker and you guys all there.
Speaker 1: It shows them. I'm watching here.
Speaker 3: They're taking up this entire section of the theme park
Speaker 3: and they're all doing their Bible study together, and they got, like,
Speaker 3: you know, a guest speaker, and they're all like standing
Speaker 3: up and speaking and doing their thing. It seems to
Speaker 3: me like you've hijacked the theme park for your event,
Speaker 3: which I don't know that you're supposed to do that.
Speaker 3: You know, Like, would people feel the same way if
Speaker 3: it was a different religion. Well, I don't know that
Speaker 3: they would, Or I would say, think about it this way.
Speaker 3: What if a politician was like, we're going to have
Speaker 3: a political rally at at Disney, and we're gonna in
Speaker 3: Hollywood studios in the same area we're gonna and I'll
Speaker 3: just stand up and be hey, everybody, here's what my
Speaker 3: campaign's all about. Well, at the very least, I think
Speaker 3: that the thing that Disney would have an issue with
Speaker 3: is they would want money for that. You know, probably,
Speaker 3: you know, if you want to rent out the space,
Speaker 3: rent out the space. But you can't just you know,
Speaker 3: throw like a like a bootleg kind of event without
Speaker 3: any sort of permission.
Speaker 1: It seems a little weird.
Speaker 2: It reminds me of when we tried we tried to
Speaker 2: go somewhere for somebody's birthday.
Speaker 1: We were at a skating rink.
Speaker 2: We went to a skating rink for somebody's birthday and
Speaker 2: somebody started putting up decorations and the skating rink was like,
Speaker 2: uh uh, you did not reserve this place for a
Speaker 2: birthday party. You got to put those decorations away. I
Speaker 2: think that's fair.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And you just can't throw an impromptu event at
Speaker 1: a theme park? Can you let us know what you think?
Speaker 1: But I mean that's what they did.
Speaker 3: They threw this Bible study there, and like somebody says,
Speaker 3: can't you do this at church? Well, why are you
Speaker 3: guys obsessed with shoving this in our face? Disneylank generally
Speaker 3: cannot shut down a passive or stationary religious group or
Speaker 3: Bible study displaying downtown.
Speaker 1: Disney blah blah blah. So I mean, I just wonder
Speaker 1: if this was something different you're supposed to maybe they've
Speaker 1: opened the door to this.
Speaker 3: What about things like gay Days? Is that official? Unofficial?
Speaker 3: There's other things too. There's like dapper Days. I don't
Speaker 3: know if you've ever heard that before, but everybody gets
Speaker 3: together and dresses up, but they don't really throw an
Speaker 3: event where they take over an entire space, taking up
Speaker 3: all the seating.
Speaker 1: And I don't know, it's tough because.
Speaker 3: They'll probably argue, like, well, we were gonna be here anyways,
Speaker 3: we would have taken over the seating in this area.
Speaker 3: But I feel like you just shouldn't throw impromptu events
Speaker 3: at somebody else's establishment.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's kind of cool. It seems uncouth, whether whether
Speaker 2: whether it's a religious thing or not. Like I don't
Speaker 2: the fact that you have a guest speaker is sounds
Speaker 2: a little bit. Let's think about this, Sealane. Here's the
Speaker 2: best way to do this.
Speaker 1: What if you said to everybody that you knew, show
Speaker 1: up at Hollywood Studios at this time and you guys
Speaker 1: took up over this whole area and then you got married. Yeah, oh,
Speaker 1: they would definitely shut that down. You can't do that, right,
Speaker 1: you could, because you're throwing like an event at the
Speaker 1: at the parks.
Speaker 3: But let us know what you think Senay dispatch. I
Speaker 3: saw that was going viral out there this weekend. Give
Speaker 3: us your reactions as the show rolls on.
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Speaker 2: what were we calling this phenomenon where everybody was canceling
Speaker 2: their tours?
Speaker 1: Was the blue flu? What did you call it? Sean?
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Speaker 2: this this is Van Hagar and uh Sammy Hagar, I
Speaker 2: guess is doing a Vegas residency right now. And but
Speaker 2: he was concerned about some of the tweets and videos
Speaker 2: he's seen about David Lee Roth, because David Lee Roth
Speaker 2: just looks like he's goofy in some of these clips
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Speaker 2: Halen frontman David Lee Roth has canceled the remaining dates
Speaker 2: of his current tour, prompting a surprise all of Branch
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Speaker 2: in April, but now all but one date in August
Speaker 2: seventh show at Sturge's motorcycle rally in South Dakota has
Speaker 2: been axed. Roth's camp has not yet shared the reason
Speaker 2: behind the cancelation, but many speculated sluggish ticket sales could
Speaker 2: have been a factor. And then Sammy Hagar reached out
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Speaker 2: get the band back together. Just come do whatever you do.
Speaker 2: He actually said, come out and just do what the
Speaker 2: f you do, which is pretty damn entertaining. I don't
Speaker 2: know if this is the greatest time for a Van
Speaker 2: haley reunion to get Sammy and David Lee Roth back together,
Speaker 2: but I think it would be hilarious to watch. It's
Speaker 2: just the Davidly Roth is so corny. Though, to me,
Speaker 2: have you seen have you seen.
Speaker 1: So corny?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 2: It was either this weekend or last weekend. I saw
Speaker 2: want like a video from one of his shows, and
Speaker 2: I was like, what is that dance that David Lee
Speaker 2: Roth is doing?
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Speaker 3: When we come back, we'll get to a celebration gone
Speaker 3: horribly wrong. We'll get to this driving instructor video that
Speaker 3: has people fired up? Is this a sign of the times?
Speaker 3: And we'll get into a woman crying on a video
Speaker 3: but people think it might be engagement bait?
Speaker 11: Is it?
Speaker 1: We'll discover all of that and more is coming up
Speaker 1: next on the News Junkie. There was a fireworks show
Speaker 1: gone wrong this weekend at Hey, a major league or
Speaker 1: rather minor league baseball park in Richmond, Virginia, and the
Speaker 1: fireworks started to malfunction and just shoot fireworks at the
Speaker 1: stands instead of up into the air where they were
Speaker 1: supposed to going okay, so they were just filming as all.
Speaker 3: Hell started to break loose. I don't know what went wrong,
Speaker 3: but they started firing horizontally.
Speaker 1: Thank you, no, you don't no.
Speaker 3: I thank you big tires for five gifted subs. Some
Speaker 3: of them are going up in the air, but a
Speaker 3: lot of them are firing directly at the stands.
Speaker 2: I gotta say, the ones that seemed to be doing
Speaker 2: what they're supposed to do don't look that great.
Speaker 3: No, it's it's all smoky too, like something has really
Speaker 3: gone wrong here. They usually discount fireworks company, I think
Speaker 3: usually for these displays.
Speaker 2: Don't they like set up in a field that's outside
Speaker 2: of the venue and shoot them all off there and
Speaker 2: then so you have your fireworks display for the game
Speaker 2: that you can see from the venue, but it's you're
Speaker 2: not shooting them from the field.
Speaker 1: This is like the pictures mound. It's like the firing
Speaker 1: them sideways off the pictures mound. Everybody in the fend
Speaker 1: and the stands is running for cover.
Speaker 7: Somebody is learning statistically about this entire thing. Somebody is
Speaker 7: having a blast. There's one person like Ah who's just
Speaker 7: really thrilled about this whole thing.
Speaker 1: So there you go.
Speaker 3: AU already said no injuries or reported. An investigation is underway.
Speaker 1: We now know.
Speaker 3: Okay, let me zoom that on out. What else did
Speaker 3: I have for you? A few things? Oh, there's a
Speaker 3: lot of We got to address this a little bit here.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of engagement bait on all platforms right now.
Speaker 3: That's on Instagram, TikTok. These things are are pretty out
Speaker 3: of control right now. And I'm trying to highlight some
Speaker 3: of these things to show you that you need to
Speaker 3: be more skeptical of what you're watching. People are really
Speaker 3: bad actually determining what's legit and what's not because they
Speaker 3: forget a couple of things.
Speaker 1: I forget that not everybody's like you. Not everybody has
Speaker 1: a mindset you do.
Speaker 3: Not everybody has a zero shame, right, not everybody, Like
Speaker 3: some of these people have absolutely no shame. So they'll
Speaker 3: do anything online. And when you watch it, you're like, well,
Speaker 3: I could never do that. I would be so embarrassed.
Speaker 3: They're not embarrassed.
Speaker 1: They don't care. These people have no shame. They'll post
Speaker 1: anything online.
Speaker 3: And this one story that I keep saying, like you
Speaker 3: see this, Sean, This woman is crying because people started
Speaker 3: attacking her online after she posted some political thing. And
Speaker 3: I'm telling you, just like she posted the political thing
Speaker 3: that she didn't agree with to begin with, to make
Speaker 3: people freak out. She posted this thing where she was crying,
Speaker 3: and she's like, I do content for a living.
Speaker 1: I do content creation and I love it. Butted a
Speaker 1: photo yesterday, all right. So it's a photo of her
Speaker 1: by an ice machine at like a convenience store or something,
Speaker 1: and it says F ninety nine percent of Congress F
Speaker 1: scotis F Satan Yahoo, Like that's the president of Israel
Speaker 1: if you weren't knowing, Benjamin net and Yahoo F Zio Yahoo,
Speaker 1: No m too, though he's a Jew.
Speaker 3: Two so f Zio's, which is just a stand in
Speaker 3: in almost all cases, it's used for Jews. F colonialism,
Speaker 3: which is a big indicator that the persons saying it
Speaker 3: is a very very dumb individual with a tiny mind.
Speaker 3: F corporate America. F the Epstein class, which I don't
Speaker 3: even people use that word. I don't even know necessarily
Speaker 3: what that means. F billionaires. It's time we revolt. So
Speaker 3: she wrote this on her post, and then she said
Speaker 3: that people started like making fun of her, and and
Speaker 3: that now she's crying with the video. I'm telling you,
Speaker 3: she posted that original photo for engagement and knew people
Speaker 3: were gonna get upset, and then post the video.
Speaker 1: Of her crying, like, oh, people were making fun of me.
Speaker 1: Also for.
Speaker 10: Hundreds of people, the clemens, oh no, poor thing me
Speaker 10: the most horrible things.
Speaker 1: I scrumbed through it too.
Speaker 3: I near say that that that stuff wears on your soul.
Speaker 3: She says, all right, that stuff wears on your soul.
Speaker 3: And she says, reading over and over again. I don't
Speaker 3: think she curses again. All right, can I risk it? Smfortable?
Speaker 1: Watch the captions.
Speaker 3: I will just with the caption was so closely tied
Speaker 3: to when she said there, that can't possibly be my fault,
Speaker 3: can't it?
Speaker 1: Yes, I couldn't.
Speaker 3: I couldn't envision a world where that was that was
Speaker 3: my responsibility. She says, this s hurts.
Speaker 1: Okay, over it over again.
Speaker 3: So I say that this kind of stuff is just
Speaker 3: as fake as the like so much that we react
Speaker 3: to online is just people who have no shame willing
Speaker 3: to do this to themselves. I mean, I know somebody
Speaker 3: that I see on my social media feeds, and they are.
Speaker 1: I don't want to give away who this is. They
Speaker 1: are incredibly embarrassing.
Speaker 3: And overly dramatic and constantly with some like stuff that
Speaker 3: I would be so ash shamed to put out there publicly,
Speaker 3: but they revel in it, and I think, like I
Speaker 3: think sometimes these people will monetize their accounts and they go, oh,
Speaker 3: I can make one hundred dollars a month on some
Speaker 3: social media platform, completely debasing myself just like not in
Speaker 3: a sexual way, just like completely embarrassing myself and crying
Speaker 3: and getting like causing all this drama because people love
Speaker 3: to watch a train wreck like that. And I think
Speaker 3: a lot of times the person at the center of
Speaker 3: it doesn't mean I think this is like, I think
Speaker 3: this is fake. Almost assuredly, she knows exactly what she's doing,
Speaker 3: and she's getting the reaction out of people that they want.
Speaker 3: She goes viral for the post and then viral for
Speaker 3: the reaction, and then monetize it all for quarters Like
Speaker 3: you're not even getting any real money out of what
Speaker 3: you're doing here.
Speaker 1: It's so embarrassing, for God's sake.
Speaker 2: The post that she started with kind of reminded me
Speaker 2: of something I saw over the weekend and I most
Speaker 2: commented on because I thought it was it was so
Speaker 2: stupid they were it was talking about the.
Speaker 1: Zion thing is what reminded me of it.
Speaker 3: Zios, but just for the the uninitiated that they call
Speaker 3: Israeli Jews mostly Zionists. Is away for people many times,
Speaker 3: not always, but many times to criticize Jews without just
Speaker 3: saying Jews. Usually you can just use them back and forth,
Speaker 3: and a Zionist implies somebody that believes that Israel has
Speaker 3: the right to exist.
Speaker 2: So anyhow, go back to somebody on Facebook or maybe
Speaker 2: it was Reddit. It was something it was about something
Speaker 2: local and they claimed that they were at some bar
Speaker 2: or restaurant or some somewhere that they were offered drugs
Speaker 2: in the bathroom by the bathroom attendant, Like the bathroom
Speaker 2: attendant offered to sell them coke or something like that.
Speaker 2: And the commenter said, yeah, well what to buy some
Speaker 2: coke from? Zionis?
Speaker 1: And I go, I'm sorry, man, if you're buying drugs
Speaker 1: you did? Do you care about their political beliefs? Do
Speaker 1: you do you search your drug dealers for what's it?
Speaker 1: The BDS list?
Speaker 9: Is that what it is?
Speaker 3: The like there's a list of uh of Jewish companies
Speaker 3: that people boycott because of Israel and Palestine for.
Speaker 1: MOZIONI shut up.
Speaker 3: You if you're if you're desperate enough for your next
Speaker 3: round of hits, yeah you'll buy them for whoever you
Speaker 3: you don't care, I don't you know what. Here's the
Speaker 3: thing over the years, and I if there's anybody young listening,
Speaker 3: do not do drugs. Do not do drugs. Don't get
Speaker 3: involved in this. It can ruin your life. I've seen
Speaker 3: it ruin people who were very close to me, ruin
Speaker 3: their entire lives. Drugs are bad, and I don't want
Speaker 3: you to do them. But I can tell you without
Speaker 3: a shadow of a dow. I don't know the political
Speaker 3: leanings of a single person I've ever bought drugs, not
Speaker 3: not a one. I couldn't care less, Like, well, hello,
Speaker 3: before you hand that bag of drugs to me, I'm
Speaker 3: gonna need to know your thoughts on this random you know,
Speaker 3: country in the Middle East.
Speaker 1: What do you think about this?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I don't I don't necessarily care. All right,
Speaker 3: let's see. Here is the story that's making a lot
Speaker 3: of people talk today. This woman posted a video online
Speaker 3: that went viral. Her name is Sarah Gibson Gilson, Sarah Gilson.
Speaker 3: Here's the original video.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 3: I don't know what documentary or a docuseries that sound is,
Speaker 3: but it's from some documentary.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but there.
Speaker 2: This is a trend that's been going on for a
Speaker 2: little bit where people are recreating like the scene in
Speaker 2: a documentary where somebody who is about to like do
Speaker 2: the tell all does their first sit down in the
Speaker 2: chair and they're, you know, they're like testing the cameras
Speaker 2: or putting on the microphone and they're acting like, Hey,
Speaker 2: I am about to be interviewed for this big documentary
Speaker 2: that I'm in and doing my tell all. I've seen
Speaker 2: a couple other people do it. I think it's actually
Speaker 2: kind of funny. It's kind of clever. It's good, right,
Speaker 2: I mean, I knew the first one that I saw
Speaker 2: was actually a guy who works in radio and was
Speaker 2: like like sitting down to give his tell all on
Speaker 2: the nineties or something like that, and I was like,
Speaker 2: I knew exactly what was going on from the jump,
Speaker 2: and it was clever and it was kind of funny.
Speaker 3: Baby m X consains corny. Af Meme disagree. I disagree.
Speaker 3: It's kind of fun So like if there was a
Speaker 3: docuseries about the downfall of the news junkie Sean Wahson
Speaker 3: revealed the Terrible Monster finally put on display in front
Speaker 3: of the world, and they said, we really need to
Speaker 3: get a hold of Sea Lane. We've got to get
Speaker 3: Sea Lanes so we can see the inside story of
Speaker 3: what was happening behind the scenes.
Speaker 1: And then Sea Lane would.
Speaker 3: Do a video and he'd like stand up and be
Speaker 3: like walking slow to to dramatically sit down in the
Speaker 3: seat like about to interview them. I got it, right,
Speaker 3: I got it. I can see what happens. This woman
Speaker 3: posted this and she sits down in her seat. She's
Speaker 3: a younger lady. I don't have her age, but I'm
Speaker 3: gonna take a guest. Early thirties, maybe late twenties. I
Speaker 3: don't know how she old she is, but on her
Speaker 3: post on social media, it says, preparing for when Netflix
Speaker 3: drops a documentary about my soon to be ex husband,
Speaker 3: who I just found out is a pedophile. All right,
Speaker 3: And the caption on the post was wish I was joking.
Speaker 3: Hashtag plot twist, hashtag Netflix documentary. So she says, prepare
Speaker 3: for Netflix documentary where they dropped this about my soon
Speaker 3: to be ex husband who I just found out it
Speaker 3: was a pedophile. And I guess two days after she
Speaker 3: posted this online, two or three days after this, she
Speaker 3: was murdered by the soon to be ex husband.
Speaker 1: So her husband murdered.
Speaker 3: The guy was a coach who was accused of I
Speaker 3: think groping some young person that he was attached to.
Speaker 1: I think he got caught like making out with a
Speaker 1: fifteen year old or something. Yeah, yeah, it says.
Speaker 3: A social media influencer this is from NBC News, was
Speaker 3: allegedly killed by her strange husband less than two weeks
Speaker 3: after she posted on TikTok accusing of of touching a
Speaker 3: young person.
Speaker 1: Oh, he was spotted.
Speaker 2: Kissing and fondeling a fifteen year old who played youth
Speaker 2: basketball on the team that he coached.
Speaker 3: She had about thirty thousand followers on social media when
Speaker 3: she dropped the accusation about what had happened there, And
Speaker 3: it says on June ninth, about a month before Gilson
Speaker 3: posted the video, a girl and a parent told police
Speaker 3: that Duffy, her husband, who coached the girls traveling basketball team,
Speaker 3: inappropriately touched her during an event at an elementary school
Speaker 3: earlier that evening. Another team coach saw what happened and
Speaker 3: immediately intervened and reported to the girl's parent. So then
Speaker 3: she hears about this, she's ready to get a divorce.
Speaker 3: She does the meme online. She even had a protective
Speaker 3: order against him. But so often we realized the plight
Speaker 3: of women in these cases where protective orders don't do
Speaker 3: anything for you. It is a piece of paper meant
Speaker 3: to only stop somebody if you can get them before
Speaker 3: they actually kill the target of this. That happens far
Speaker 3: too often, all right, far too often that this occurs.
Speaker 3: And this woman had a protective order against this guy
Speaker 3: and it didn't matter. So I guess you know he
Speaker 3: ended up catching up with her and killing her just
Speaker 3: days after she posted this online. And the nine came
Speaker 3: from a kid, and I did have some emergency audio,
Speaker 3: but this isn't the kid.
Speaker 1: I don't think I would. I wouldn't want to play that.
Speaker 1: This is dispatch audio. I don't want to play it
Speaker 1: if it's a kid. I think this is just a
Speaker 1: dispatcher talking about what's going on here. It is.
Speaker 2: Said, I'm trying to reach him back, but I can
Speaker 2: hear a fem on the background screaming and crying, some
Speaker 2: sort of loud being in the background.
Speaker 4: Jeez old mail that we were looking for a few
Speaker 4: weeks ago after you got.
Speaker 3: Caught, all right, So it's hard to hear what was
Speaker 3: going on there, But it seemed like the person said,
Speaker 3: I heard a woman, she was screaming and crying during
Speaker 3: a call, and then I heard a shot.
Speaker 1: I heard some sort of shot ringing out in the
Speaker 1: in the background, So that that's what happened to this.
Speaker 1: It's just so it's got to be so frustrating. H
Speaker 1: M f Q says, I'm curious on Sean's thoughts of this.
Speaker 1: Obviously she didn't deserve to die, should she not? Have
Speaker 1: brought that to social media.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to suggest that she brought this on
Speaker 3: herself by making accusations that appear to line up with
Speaker 3: some facts suggesting that she was right right away, you
Speaker 3: know that that her her husband was touching some teenage
Speaker 3: girl who was underage. No, I'm not going to suggest
Speaker 3: that she brought that on herself. I'm gonna instead suggest,
Speaker 3: as I often do in cases like this, that so
Speaker 3: often there are people it's most generally speaking, it's a
Speaker 3: woman and she's got some crazy guy who is threatening her,
Speaker 3: and then she goes through the process which is more
Speaker 3: difficult than it should be to get a no contact order.
Speaker 3: Now I have I have opinions on this that I
Speaker 3: think are so unradical I don't realize why nobody has
Speaker 3: adopted them. I think if somebody requests a no contact order,
Speaker 3: a two way no contact order should be granted immediately.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's that's my thoughts on this. I think if
Speaker 1: anybody requests a no contact order for another person, a
Speaker 1: two way no contact order should be granted immediately, meaning
Speaker 1: that if somebody says, like I want this guy to
Speaker 1: stay away from me, I don't want him anywhere near me,
Speaker 1: They should say, we don't know who's telling the truth
Speaker 1: and who's not, so we want neither one of you
Speaker 1: to be anywhere within any distance of each other both.
Speaker 1: If you stay away from each other, nobody's seen as
Speaker 1: guilty or whatever. But I think they should be granted
Speaker 1: immediately if.
Speaker 2: That was the case for this particular situation here, and
Speaker 2: she asked for the no contact order and she got
Speaker 2: granted a two ways. She's not allowed to contact him,
Speaker 2: he's not allowed to contact her. Do you think posting
Speaker 2: this video would be in violation of the order?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know, because you're not when you have a
Speaker 2: no contact order, like there's even stretches of the imagination
Speaker 2: as far as contact goes, like you can't text the person,
Speaker 2: You cannot send the person a message that's not you know,
Speaker 2: being sent by some sort of member of law enforcement
Speaker 2: or member of the court system, like if you if
Speaker 2: I had a no contact order from you, I couldn't
Speaker 2: send Josh to go to your house and pick up
Speaker 2: stuff or deliver a message, because that would be contact.
Speaker 3: I would want these people in my circumstance of automatically
Speaker 3: granting these orders, these no contact orders, two ways. I
Speaker 3: would want the people involved to still be able to
Speaker 3: have the freedom of speech to address whatever the issue was.
Speaker 3: I would just want immediately, without some process, I would
Speaker 3: want it granted that these two people cannot physically be
Speaker 3: near each other. It does not suggest who is right
Speaker 3: who is wrong. It just says flat out they should
Speaker 3: stay away from each other and not be near each other.
Speaker 3: It's more complicated when you get into like proxies and
Speaker 3: some of the stuff you're highlighting there. It does add
Speaker 3: layers to which are interesting and of note. But for me,
Speaker 3: I would grant that immediately, and then I would say,
Speaker 3: in a case where you have a judge look at this,
Speaker 3: and the judge believes that there is a legitimate threat
Speaker 3: for an individual, I think, and this would not be
Speaker 3: popular with some of you, but I think that person
Speaker 3: should be subject to monitoring. I think that they should
Speaker 3: have to have some sort of app on their phone
Speaker 3: to ensure that that they're not going near the person
Speaker 3: that the judge says they are indeed a threat to.
Speaker 3: I don't think it should just simply be like, congratulations,
Speaker 3: here's a piece of paper. So if the person attacks
Speaker 3: you call nine one one screamer A loud, and then
Speaker 3: you could say, I told you, I told you, I
Speaker 3: told you. You know, I think there should be something
Speaker 3: more proactive going on.
Speaker 1: So I don't know. Some of you want to blame
Speaker 1: her for posting this online, what for posting the truth?
Speaker 1: If this guy was sure, you.
Speaker 3: Could say, like, that's not technically a pedophon If this
Speaker 3: guy her husband, who would say that because it's not
Speaker 3: technically It's like the technicality thing that people would bring
Speaker 3: up is technically that means somebody who's prepubescent and not
Speaker 3: a fifteen year old.
Speaker 1: Girl or whatever.
Speaker 3: But what you're looking at here is, generally speaking, something
Speaker 3: that people would say would be within her free speech
Speaker 3: generally speaking, seems to line up with what was happening
Speaker 3: in her case.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to falter for that.
Speaker 3: And as she feels like she was wrong, she posts
Speaker 3: some stuff on social media, you can't say when the
Speaker 3: guy kills her, well, you know, what do you expect
Speaker 3: to happen? You called them out on TikTok. That's just
Speaker 3: not how I view it, But you guys can disagree.
Speaker 1: Makes it look more guilty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, really, I mean, you don't kill people over like
Speaker 2: a false accusation typically, Yeah, yeah, no.
Speaker 3: You wouldn't. And they're both dead now. You know he
Speaker 3: turned the gun on himself, I guess afterwards. But that's
Speaker 3: what happened this weekend. And we'll keep an eye on
Speaker 3: that story as well. Okay, quick break. When we come back,
Speaker 3: we'll get into some of the stuff about Seattle. In
Speaker 3: a warning beforehand, I've got to pick a side on
Speaker 3: the way. I've got maybe the dumbest take of the day, literally,
Speaker 3: dumbest take of the day will come up in just
Speaker 3: a moment here. It's all coming up next on the news.
Speaker 3: Chunk Ye, this is a really dumb take. I'm just
Speaker 3: gonna be honest with you. Somebody sent this over and
Speaker 3: they said, do you see Steven Smith. I guess he's
Speaker 3: the guy from ESPN and he I guess. He has
Speaker 3: now said that he wants the NBA to go back
Speaker 3: to testing players for marijuana use, and he has shared
Speaker 3: his belief that marijuana should be classified as a performance
Speaker 3: enhancing drug. Okay, and what I when I when I
Speaker 3: heard this, I guess you just did an interview. He
Speaker 3: was like, marijuana is a performance enhancing drug. I was like,
Speaker 3: marijuana might be a bunch of things. But I have
Speaker 3: never thought of it as it enhancing any performance, Like,
Speaker 3: what's what's a performance that marijuana makes you better at sleep?
Speaker 1: Sleeping?
Speaker 3: Yes, in the world sleeping championships, marijuana should be seen
Speaker 3: as a performance enhancing drugs.
Speaker 1: Let's see sleep sleep championships.
Speaker 2: If there was some sort of championship for zoning out
Speaker 2: and ignoring my friends, Yeah, that one too.
Speaker 1: Not responding to text messages for way too long. Yes,
Speaker 1: marijuana performance enhancing drug. And is the performance Eating Dorito's
Speaker 1: while playing PlayStations somebody said, yeah, yeah, I mean, like
Speaker 1: other than that, do I think if I was going
Speaker 1: to compete with some athlete and we were going to
Speaker 1: play basketball against each other, and they said, Sean, I
Speaker 1: just want to warn you this person is going to
Speaker 1: get shockingly stoned before your competition. I go, good, that'll
Speaker 1: give me a better opportunity to beat them, because there's
Speaker 1: no way anybody throws a basketball better when they're high.
Speaker 1: There's just no way.
Speaker 3: There's no way that's in a performance enhancing drug in
Speaker 3: any sense of the world word.
Speaker 2: There was like famously a story that like Michael Jordan
Speaker 2: would go out golfing on the day of a Bulls
Speaker 2: game and just house beers with his friends and show
Speaker 2: up pretty buzz to work and he's still got the
Speaker 2: job done because he's Michael Jordan. But what what I
Speaker 2: call that performance enhancing? I would think it would be
Speaker 2: the opposite. I could tell you for our job. It
Speaker 2: is not a performance enhancing drug.
Speaker 8: It is not.
Speaker 1: If I would disagree, if I got right now, boy,
Speaker 1: I'd be all sorts of sideways. It would not enhance
Speaker 1: my performance baseball, soccer, basketball, football.
Speaker 3: I don't see how it doesn't. It doesn't give you
Speaker 3: a leg up. I don't understand. That's the dumbest take
Speaker 3: I've heard in a long time. And that guy makes
Speaker 3: a lot of money at ESPN. Maybe they'll hire me
Speaker 3: over there, ESPN shouts out to your boy over here.
Speaker 1: I'll take the gig. He's got his own like section of.
Speaker 2: His Wikipedia page about his opposition opposite opposition to recreational marijuana,
Speaker 2: and he like routinely when stuff goes down on the
Speaker 2: corridor in the field, tells players to stay off the weed.
Speaker 1: Does he say the weed like of an old Yes.
Speaker 2: On occasions when players are found to be involved with
Speaker 2: the drug, Smith may loudly tell them to quote stay
Speaker 2: off the end quote such NFL players include Stepman Bailey,
Speaker 2: Adrian Peterson, Josh Gordon, the whole list of Lavon Bell,
Speaker 2: a whole list of players that he's had to tell
Speaker 2: to stay off the weed.
Speaker 3: I got into this before with that lady who is
Speaker 3: kind of trashy in the long run. But the Olympian
Speaker 3: Shikari Richardson I think might have been her name. I
Speaker 3: might be getting that wrong. She tested positive for marijuana
Speaker 3: and then was punished or blocked from performing in the Olympics,
Speaker 3: and I had the same take there. I was like,
Speaker 3: I don't think we should encourage people to smoke weed.
Speaker 3: I don't think weed is good for you by any
Speaker 3: stretch of the imagination. I'm just somebody who thinks people
Speaker 3: should have the freedom to make choices. Whether you think
Speaker 3: they're a good choice or a bad choice, it doesn't
Speaker 3: really matter. Life is about you living and enjoying yourself
Speaker 3: on this crazy mission that we're all on together. And
Speaker 3: if being high is the way you want to do it, godspeed, friend,
Speaker 3: good luck out there in the world. But I said,
Speaker 3: in her case, I'm like, I don't think her smoking
Speaker 3: marijuana is going to make her better at track and field. No,
Speaker 3: And I don't think any of these athletes are going
Speaker 3: to be made to run faster or do anything like.
Speaker 3: I don't think it's going to make you better at anything.
Speaker 3: Here's a dispatch on this topic from Eskimo Brother. Let's
Speaker 3: see what he says.
Speaker 6: What up news junkies, Hey, man, Happy Monday, bro, It's
Speaker 6: a good day.
Speaker 1: Is hot as Hank outside? True?
Speaker 6: And what she was saying earlier about that newscast in
Speaker 6: the NBA. You know what I'm saying about the you know,
Speaker 6: marijuana stuff. Man, he probably just a hater because he
Speaker 6: can't get it though.
Speaker 3: Oh, is that a thing about him? I never heard
Speaker 3: this before. I've heard people say he looks like Ernie.
Speaker 3: He looks like Ernie from Burton Ernie a little bit.
Speaker 3: I've heard some things, but I've never heard anybody say
Speaker 3: that he has a problem maintaining interaction. So maybe that's nonsense.
Speaker 3: But let's go over to this.
Speaker 1: Here's Mama Greaser talking about no contact orders in Florida.
Speaker 12: Good afternoon, news junkie. Hey, So this is something I'm
Speaker 12: not proud to be educated in. But you guys are
Speaker 12: talking about the guy who killed the woman who posted
Speaker 12: the TikTok video and I'm not sure if that happens
Speaker 12: here in Florida or not, but let me tell you
Speaker 12: how hard it is to get a restraining order or
Speaker 12: no contact order in Florida.
Speaker 4: They will not.
Speaker 12: Grant it unless the person has made a physical act
Speaker 12: against your life. They can threaten you and text messages,
Speaker 12: e nails, voicemails on all of the socials, it doesn't
Speaker 12: matter until they physically act on it. I've tried to
Speaker 12: do this twice and been denied twice for it, so
Speaker 12: it's really not that easy. I would love to say
Speaker 12: that judges are just like here have it, you know,
Speaker 12: and like you said, it's just a little piece of paper.
Speaker 12: It really doesn't keep the other person from actually doing
Speaker 12: anything but proving you right in the end. So anyways,
Speaker 12: love you.
Speaker 1: Guys, have a great show. Thank you, appreciate the dispatch.
Speaker 1: One hundred percent agree.
Speaker 3: That's why I said there should just be a process
Speaker 3: by which you can get a two way no contact
Speaker 3: order saying there's a problem with me and this person.
Speaker 1: I won't go near them, they won't go near me,
Speaker 1: and they just hand them out like candy. And I
Speaker 1: know you might say, like, well, Sean, that would be
Speaker 1: impossible to enforce on that level, Like this is just
Speaker 1: a piece of paper to begin with. I don't see
Speaker 1: why you do. This is a no fault thing.
Speaker 3: You would just issue it, and you would say, these
Speaker 3: two people, we can't look into all the nitty gritty
Speaker 3: of what's happening here and who's right and who's wrong.
Speaker 3: We can't pick a side. We just simply say stay
Speaker 3: away from each other. I think that is better than
Speaker 3: the situation that we have now. Now, somebody did make
Speaker 3: a point. There's a lot of people making this point actually,
Speaker 3: that that woman who posted the TikTok video calling her
Speaker 3: her husband.
Speaker 1: A pedo and saying, you know, she's going to be
Speaker 1: in the inevitable.
Speaker 3: Netflix docu series about him to her thirty thousand TikTok
Speaker 3: followers or Instagram or whatever. They're saying that that needlessly
Speaker 3: inflamed the situation, which is true. It is true that
Speaker 3: that needlessly and flame the situation. But I don't think
Speaker 3: that people should have to operate under those pretenses.
Speaker 2: Like what like, I just can't say anything that might
Speaker 2: needlessly inflame the situation.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think you should still be able to speak
Speaker 3: your mind. I think you should still, Like if the
Speaker 3: person did something, you post that if you're not right,
Speaker 3: then the person.
Speaker 1: Should sue you, and then round and round we go.
Speaker 1: Do you think it's weird that she did it in
Speaker 1: meme form?
Speaker 2: Kind of like looking back, Like, I know, it's hard
Speaker 2: to kind of judge that based on now that we
Speaker 2: know where that path led her, but you know, just
Speaker 2: to say, like, go out there and call your husband
Speaker 2: out for being a pedophile, but to decide to do
Speaker 2: it in such a way that's trendy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's kind of odd. I mean, I don't hate it.
Speaker 1: I get it. I understand that, but I think I
Speaker 1: probably would have advised her not to do it.
Speaker 3: But we can't say, like, oh, well, therefore some percentage
Speaker 3: of this is her fault, because that's what you're doing, right,
Speaker 3: You're opening this up because you're going, well.
Speaker 1: She really shouldn't have done that now you're dead.
Speaker 3: And no, the guy shouldn't have allegedly have been with
Speaker 3: a fifteen year old. The guy shouldn't have violently attacked
Speaker 3: and killed his wife. You know, those those are the
Speaker 3: problems here. Those are the things, not the person who
Speaker 3: made a TikTok. At least to me, here's somebody for
Speaker 3: the rate my blank which is rate my mess this week?
Speaker 3: Michelle says, this is my office at church. I may
Speaker 3: need an intervention. And is that a pizza box?
Speaker 1: Michelle? Yes?
Speaker 3: Oh, come on, there is a lot of junk in
Speaker 3: this picture. You got almost more screens than Sea Len. No, no, no, preposterous.
Speaker 3: There's stuff all over. Still not the worst. I have
Speaker 3: still seen way worse than this. Rate my Mess. This person,
Speaker 3: Oh is this outside your house?
Speaker 6: What do you?
Speaker 12: What?
Speaker 1: Are you a hobo? What is going on here? There's
Speaker 1: dress cans knocked over.
Speaker 2: And this doesn't seem that bad because the space in
Speaker 2: which the mess is in is very nut can It's
Speaker 2: just like spread out, so it seems like it seems
Speaker 2: like less mess to me.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a good submission. We appreciate this. That's Kevin
Speaker 3: over there. Somebody says, Uh, to save money, I had
Speaker 3: to clean out my storage in it quickly.
Speaker 1: Oh god, all right, you're you're in horder territory. Who
Speaker 1: Ever sent this over this is Gizelle Giselle that this
Speaker 1: is the Red Flag city. By the way, these are visual,
Speaker 1: you could see them all. Go into thenewsjunkie dot com
Speaker 1: in the Dispatch section.
Speaker 3: You can see all the ones that people have submitted.
Speaker 3: We'll take them over the course of the week and
Speaker 3: we'll award a prize to the best. Alien says, this
Speaker 3: is my office. What are You've got?
Speaker 1: Old tube? TVs tube? What do they call those monitors?
Speaker 1: CRT CRT monitors? And you got just old papers that
Speaker 1: probably you don't need anymore, I would guess, stacked everywhere.
Speaker 1: God Almighty, some of you get it together. This is
Speaker 1: my cousin Mose with his son and his mess. This
Speaker 1: is a kid's room. Though I can I canna understand
Speaker 1: what's going on.
Speaker 3: You let it get out of control, then you clean
Speaker 3: it up a little bit afterwards. That seems fine. We'll
Speaker 3: take more of your submissions for rate my blank this week,
Speaker 3: Rate my mess. We want to see how messy your office,
Speaker 3: your room, your car. I don't know how nobody's sent
Speaker 3: in like a car. Some of you, like my sister,
Speaker 3: God rest her soul. Love my sister more than anything,
Speaker 3: but my sister, especially when she lived in Vermont. Some
Speaker 3: of you northern people are going to know exactly what
Speaker 3: I'm talking about. It is way too cold sometimes to
Speaker 3: clean out your car, and when you're driving to work
Speaker 3: and you're getting Starbucks or McDonald's, you just start piling
Speaker 3: it around. My sister would literally have it so it
Speaker 3: was like there was a driver's seat carved out of
Speaker 3: a trash mountain in the rest of her car, and.
Speaker 1: They were like the passenger seat gone, man, there gone.
Speaker 2: There used to be a car like that that was
Speaker 2: parked downtown and like you knew it when you saw it,
Speaker 2: like it was it was a regular staple of the
Speaker 2: street parking spots in the downtown area, you know, like
Speaker 2: west of the Interstate, and you'd be like, how does
Speaker 2: anybody live in that car? Or maybe that's maybe that's
Speaker 2: the problem. Maybe the problem is they do live in
Speaker 2: that car. Yes, gross.
Speaker 3: My sister just let it pile up over time, and
Speaker 3: then it would be the end of the winter and
Speaker 3: she go, okay, I gotta clean this out. And then
Speaker 3: one time my dad so let's count them, and I
Speaker 3: think she had a hundred or more McDonald's bags, like
Speaker 3: one hundred different ones. And that wasn't the only thing.
Speaker 3: That's how bad it was. So if you've got one
Speaker 3: of those for rate, mind, coworker did a similar thing,
Speaker 3: but it's they're all beef king yes, Well, look I
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Speaker 10: So put your phone down and pay attention before we
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Speaker 1: You're no injury duty with the news junkie, Yeah, bring
Speaker 1: this up in front of me. This is from tech Crunch.
Speaker 3: It says US accuses of American of allegedly wiping his
Speaker 3: phone using a quote duress password during a border search.
Speaker 1: All right, this is interesting. There's never been a case
Speaker 1: like this before. Never.
Speaker 3: The US Justice Department is prosecuting an American citizen for
Speaker 3: allegedly providing the US border authorities with a pass code that,
Speaker 3: when entered, wiped the contents of his phone. This is
Speaker 3: thought to be the first known case in the United
Speaker 3: States where federal prosecutors have charged somebody for the alleged
Speaker 3: destruction of data using a duress password built into a
Speaker 3: phone software. According to The Guardian, which covered the story
Speaker 3: earlier this week following a court hearing on this, there
Speaker 3: was a guy named Samuel Tunick from Atlanta, Georgia. He's
Speaker 3: fighting these charges now. Customs and Border Protection seized his
Speaker 3: phone as she was coming back. As he was coming
Speaker 3: back the United States without they said, they seize his
Speaker 3: phone and they took it from him. But they didn't
Speaker 3: have the passcode. Now he had an operating system called
Speaker 3: graphene Os. GrapheneOS is a custom Android operating system that
Speaker 3: runs in place of the software on modern Google Pixel device.
Speaker 2: I was gonna say, this definitely doesn't sound like anything
Speaker 2: that an iPhone would do, although I did see recently
Speaker 2: that if you lock yourself out of your phone by
Speaker 2: doing the passcode too many times, one of the options
Speaker 2: is to wipe it, which seems kind of weird.
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, So you have your pass code that lets
Speaker 3: you into your phone, and then on these special Android installs,
Speaker 3: you have a special destruction code. And so they said
Speaker 3: to the guy, just give us the passcode we need
Speaker 3: to get into your phone. Just give it to us now.
Speaker 3: And he goes the disc and we'll give you your
Speaker 3: life back. He says, all right, it's one two three
Speaker 3: four five, And they put in one two three four
Speaker 3: five and his phone self destructs, and they said, now
Speaker 3: you're in trouble that you destroyed evidence in this case
Speaker 3: because you gave us a false passcode that deleted all
Speaker 3: the data. The software feature allows the device owner to
Speaker 3: set a passcode that deliberately wipes the contents of the
Speaker 3: device if entered instead of the user's unlocked pass code.
Speaker 3: Tunic's case raises ongoing questions about what constitutional rights can
Speaker 3: be invoked at the border, which the US government has
Speaker 3: long asserted is not US soil until a person is
Speaker 3: authorized to enter the government's indict indictment, which contains a
Speaker 3: typo instead of United States code, it says untied to
Speaker 3: state's code. That's kind of funny, accuses Tunic of allegedly
Speaker 3: providing a pass code to border agents that caused the
Speaker 3: phone to delete the digital contents. Two Nick's attorneys filed
Speaker 3: the motion to suppress the evidence, saying it was an
Speaker 3: unlawful seizure, a seizure, and a violate a violation of
Speaker 3: his Fourth Amendment rights. You have a Fourth Amendment right
Speaker 3: in the US Constitution to unlawful against unlawful search and seizure,
Speaker 3: meaning that anybody who wants to search through your stuff
Speaker 3: needs a court or warrant, being specific about what they're
Speaker 3: looking for and where they're looking for it, and that
Speaker 3: other than you giving them permission, they cannot just they
Speaker 3: cannot just take your stuff and search it.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: So, but they said it doesn't matter. We're at the border.
Speaker 3: The border is not US territory technically, so we don't
Speaker 3: have to abide by the So you don't a Fourth
Speaker 3: Amendment right, But I would say the US government interfacing
Speaker 3: with a US citizen should always have to abide by
Speaker 3: the Constitution, even doesn't matter why untied State's code. Yes,
Speaker 3: and I don't care if it's not. If it's somebody
Speaker 3: who's not a US citizen. I don't think people who
Speaker 3: are not US citizens should be granted all of the
Speaker 3: same rights the Constitution grants its citizens. But if a
Speaker 3: US citizen is interfacing with the US federal government, I
Speaker 3: don't care if they're not in America.
Speaker 1: I think they still should have to follow the constitutional
Speaker 1: rights that that person has.
Speaker 2: So it says the duress pen slash password will irreversibly
Speaker 2: wipe the device along with any installed e sims. So
Speaker 2: not only is the device wiped out, but it can't
Speaker 2: make any more phone calls because it just deleted all
Speaker 2: the SIM information.
Speaker 1: That's crazy.
Speaker 2: Once entered anywhere where the device, credentials are requested on
Speaker 2: the lock screen, along with any such prompt in the OS.
Speaker 2: The wipe does not require a reboot and cannot be interrupted.
Speaker 2: It can be set up in the owner profile. Duress
Speaker 2: pin is used solely for pin entry and dress password
Speaker 2: for password entry. They will also wipe the device when
Speaker 2: entered as the two factor fingerprint on lock pin. If
Speaker 2: the password is the same as the actual unlocked method,
Speaker 2: that always takes precedence. So you can't set the duress
Speaker 2: password to be the actual password.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, because of good you wouldn't want people accidentally.
Speaker 2: This reminds me of that like urban myth. I think
Speaker 2: that they had back in the day where you you
Speaker 2: could put in your ATM PIN backwards and that was
Speaker 2: supposed to call the authorities immediately.
Speaker 1: Oh really, I never heard of that.
Speaker 2: You never heard this was so there was supposed to be.
Speaker 2: There was like a rumor, urban legend or something that
Speaker 2: if you say your ATM PIN was one two three four,
Speaker 2: but somebody was holding you at gunpoint and telling you
Speaker 2: put in your ATM code empty, empty out your account,
Speaker 2: give me all your money, and you put in four
Speaker 2: three two one, it would and I think this is
Speaker 2: where the stories kind of started branching out a little bit.
Speaker 2: It would call the police and maybe still give you
Speaker 2: the money, but also alert the authorities so that you
Speaker 2: didn't get hurt. But it was supposed to be so
Speaker 2: that any person holding a gunpoint.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't think that's because there was never I've never
Speaker 2: been told that I couldn't have a pin that was
Speaker 2: the same forward and backwards right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I've not heard of that before.
Speaker 3: It's interesting though, but I think if somebody gets your phone,
Speaker 3: first of all, you shouldn't be required to give your
Speaker 3: lock password to any buddy who's got your phone.
Speaker 1: I don't care if it's the FEDS or not, then
Speaker 1: kiss my ass.
Speaker 3: Second of all, if I give you a code and
Speaker 3: it deletes the phone, well I got one over on you.
Speaker 1: You could still subpoena all my accounts. You could subpoena
Speaker 1: my accounts from any app that you think I had
Speaker 1: installed on my phone. You could subpoena my accounts with
Speaker 1: Google and the Google play Store to see what apps
Speaker 1: I had. You can get every piece of data on
Speaker 1: there if you have the warrant to do so, and
Speaker 1: replicate the data that was stored in the cloud from
Speaker 1: that user.
Speaker 2: I would bet that this OS because it's so focused
Speaker 2: on your privacy and focused on security, that not only
Speaker 2: does it wipe the phone, but it probably overwrites the
Speaker 2: entire phone, because if you were if you were to
Speaker 2: just delete all the stuff on your hard drive right now,
Speaker 2: it would still be there. Everything just gets marked delete, yeah, right,
Speaker 2: and then you can you could use specific kinds of
Speaker 2: software to go in and try and undo that, or
Speaker 2: you know, there's forensic evidence that you know can day
Speaker 2: on a drive. However, if you do it where it
Speaker 2: just writes over everything with like blank lines or something,
Speaker 2: then it's really gone. It's gone gone. Let us know
Speaker 2: you think, should that be something that's against the law.
Speaker 2: Give us your dispatches, emails and all the rest. Quick
Speaker 2: break back with a power hour, kicking that off. When
Speaker 2: we come back, it's coming up next. And then you
Speaker 2: use junkie. There was a handful of people on the
Speaker 2: texting service that chimed in to try and give their
Speaker 2: examples for what competitions you would have an advantage by
Speaker 2: being high.
Speaker 3: For okay, all ears, I don't really I'm not convinced
Speaker 3: that it could be a performance ancing drug.
Speaker 1: But what do you got for?
Speaker 2: One person says, marijuana definitely helps my performance in the
Speaker 2: game of golf. I'm able to keep really home and
Speaker 2: no more throwing clubs that might be one. The one
Speaker 2: person says if weed helps a player focus better, I've
Speaker 2: always played better in college when smoking a little weed pregame,
Speaker 2: and then the rest of them are just hot dog eating, contest,
Speaker 2: competitive anything competitive eating, being high would give you some
Speaker 2: sort of advantage, And maybe the golf thing might be
Speaker 2: particular to individual athletes or something. But I've always found
Speaker 2: that marijuana is bad for your like depth, perception and
Speaker 2: things like that personally, so I would think that it
Speaker 2: would actually maybe it gives you the focus, maybe helps
Speaker 2: you out on that level, but somewhere else it ends
Speaker 2: up hurting you because you know, like so many other things,
Speaker 2: you're you know, you're you're high. Yes, just by the
Speaker 2: nature of it, you're actually high, all right. In the
Speaker 2: Power Hour from here on out, we will open the
Speaker 2: phone lines if you have any thoughts on stuff we've
Speaker 2: talked about so far, stuff we haven't talked about on
Speaker 2: the show. It's your time one triple eight four four
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Speaker 2: with your thoughts in the Power Hour of the show.
Speaker 2: And with that out there now that you know you
Speaker 2: can ring us up in the Power Hour at eight
Speaker 2: eight eight four four three news, let's do the Power Hour.
Speaker 10: They said it couldn't be done. Then they said, people
Speaker 10: were making fun of me. It's time for the Power
Speaker 10: Hour on the news.
Speaker 1: Junkie people were making a little bees. All right, let's
Speaker 1: see here. I have an update on the Pete Buddha
Speaker 1: Judge thing, which is like, oh my god. I know,
Speaker 1: I know this had people split a little bit, but
Speaker 1: I think it's kind of dopey. I said flat out,
Speaker 1: it should be a very high barrier. Okay, it should
Speaker 1: be something we take seriously, but it should be a
Speaker 1: very high barrier to go into somebody's house and question
Speaker 1: them about their children or God forbid, take their children
Speaker 1: away from them. And what we had heard about Pete
Speaker 1: Buddha Judge, if you don't know who that is, is the.
Speaker 3: The former Transportation Secretary of Things for the Biden administration
Speaker 3: and him and his husband.
Speaker 1: Adopted a baby and beat Buddha.
Speaker 3: Judge posted a video and said that there was some
Speaker 3: claim to what DCF you know, whatever the equivalent is
Speaker 3: wherever he is in Michigan. I guess some claim to
Speaker 3: the Department of Children and Families where they said you
Speaker 3: need to get this child out of this house. The
Speaker 3: child's being abused. They showed up in the middle of
Speaker 3: the night, and they said, since we can't interview you
Speaker 3: or the child right now, we're gonna take the child
Speaker 3: away from you, or we're gonna, you know, make you
Speaker 3: stay the night away from your own child because of
Speaker 3: these allegations. And I said, that should be a real
Speaker 3: high bar. There should be evidence of some kind that
Speaker 3: the person has been abused, whether physically or sexually, and
Speaker 3: if that is the case, those kids should be taken
Speaker 3: away from those families. But it should be a high bar,
Speaker 3: all right, a high bar for that to happen in
Speaker 3: this case. The Washington Post as an update of the story,
Speaker 3: and it says the source of that false allegation against
Speaker 3: Pete Buddha Judge appeared to be mentally unstable. According to
Speaker 3: the records, his four year old twins were separated from
Speaker 3: him because they couldn't interview them in the middle of
Speaker 3: the night.
Speaker 2: Now, to me, to be fair, that the four year
Speaker 2: old twins went to their grandparents' house, correct, they weren't
Speaker 2: actually taken by DCF or any of that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Yeah, they still were told that they that they
Speaker 3: had to separate themselves from the from the children. They
Speaker 3: were told that they could not spend the night with
Speaker 3: their own kids. That's that's what they were told. Officials
Speaker 3: who separated former Transportation Secretary Pete Buddha Judge from his
Speaker 3: young twins relied on a vague and unsubstantiated allegation from accuser.
Speaker 3: From the accuser authorities later deemed possibly quote mentally unstable,
Speaker 3: The records obtained by The Washington Post, in an interview
Speaker 3: with the apparent complaint, offered the most detailed account yet
Speaker 3: of how false tip led investigators at the home of
Speaker 3: the country's most promise one of the most prominent democrats,
Speaker 3: drawing bipart is an outrage, I said, this is a
Speaker 3: good indicator of whether or not you're fair about things
Speaker 3: like this just shouldn't happen.
Speaker 1: It just should not happen.
Speaker 3: We should not let some mentally ill person calls and
Speaker 3: he's like, uh, they're talking about planes flying in the
Speaker 3: sky and UFOs And then the next thing you know,
Speaker 3: that person says, oh, yeah, by the way, you when
Speaker 3: they point their front or you are abusing your child,
Speaker 3: and there's a problem with this and that you need
Speaker 3: to investigate immediately. And because of the ranting and ravings
Speaker 3: of some mentally deranged lunatic. You are separated from your children. Nah, No,
Speaker 3: that's a hard pass for me. That is, the state
Speaker 3: should not be getting in between you and your family
Speaker 3: and your kids unless they have evidence and a call
Speaker 3: from some deranged nut job ain't enough evidence to leave
Speaker 3: this call to believe this. Who made the call? Oh,
Speaker 3: I guess whoever was in the state of Michigan. Is
Speaker 3: what they said at the arm of children Families there
Speaker 3: Michigan authorities afterwards. Yeah, it seems like it was way
Speaker 3: too easy, which we said for Yeah, the Washington Post
Speaker 3: is a story about this, and it was a Facebook post.
Speaker 3: The person said they saw a post on Facebook that
Speaker 3: said Pete Buddha Judge had abused their child and as
Speaker 3: a result of that, they would not let him stay
Speaker 3: the night with his twin children.
Speaker 1: That seems wrong to me. Okay, let's see here, wan
Speaker 1: Wayne one, are you with us? Hello?
Speaker 8: Yeah, how's it going good?
Speaker 1: How you doing?
Speaker 11: Man?
Speaker 1: Go ahead, good man?
Speaker 8: Checking in with that jury druty story. I think that
Speaker 8: was totally illegitimate. American citizen has American rights at the
Speaker 8: border or any other country, you know, entering the United States.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you think that they shouldn't be charged them with
Speaker 3: giving a code that the authorities put in the phone
Speaker 3: and then that destroyed evidence.
Speaker 8: No, definitely not, because how do they know what they're
Speaker 8: looking for? And then you just yeah, I mean if
Speaker 8: I just wipe my phone, how do you know what
Speaker 8: was on there?
Speaker 10: You don't know.
Speaker 8: You're just speculating. Your charging me for evidence you don't
Speaker 8: have or you think might be there.
Speaker 3: I mean, it seems to me to set a bad
Speaker 3: precedent to say, like, look, once we get your phone, ah,
Speaker 3: you have to tell us the code, and if you
Speaker 3: give us the self destruct code, oh boy, you know
Speaker 3: we're going to absolutely freak out and we're going to
Speaker 3: charge you with that.
Speaker 1: I agree with you. I agree. I'm sure some people disagree.
Speaker 1: There's got to be somebody out there. Triple eight four
Speaker 1: four three news is the number. Here's this video. Is
Speaker 1: this how dumb kids are? Or is this just like
Speaker 1: bad representation?
Speaker 8: Here?
Speaker 3: This woman is learning to drive with this social media influencer.
Speaker 3: The social media influencer posts the driving lessons I guess
Speaker 3: online and he said this person that was learning to
Speaker 3: drive doesn't know they're left from the right, among other things.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's see.
Speaker 13: How confused, Show me your left foot which one?
Speaker 1: No, it's not, that's your right.
Speaker 4: To see with.
Speaker 1: Yes, folks, these are the folks I gotta teach how
Speaker 1: to draw.
Speaker 13: The ones that still got to think about where hand
Speaker 13: they right with to understand what is left their right.
Speaker 3: This is more common than anybody would ever imagine the
Speaker 3: amount of young people that go left or right and
Speaker 3: hold up their hands to see which one makes an
Speaker 3: L All right, that that one's my left.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: The amount of people who rely on that higher than
Speaker 3: you would imagine. Okay, And she doesn't know her left
Speaker 3: from her right. Beginning new drivers, bit.
Speaker 13: The pedal, right, yes, well what are you doing with
Speaker 13: the left foot?
Speaker 1: She's trying to drive with her left foot?
Speaker 13: We'll use that right, that left one, put the right
Speaker 13: one through the middle of.
Speaker 1: This is two nights of a car to be uh,
Speaker 1: teaching people how to drive in Yeah, Tesla too right?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I had to take the test in my mom's
Speaker 3: Dodge Caravan for God's sake. So this this is already
Speaker 3: steps above this.
Speaker 1: But is this fair to be?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 1: Look, how dumb kids are? Or aren't most kids at
Speaker 1: fifteen learning to drive pretty pretty dopey? I think I
Speaker 1: was pretty dumb. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean, also, is this guy posting videos of all
Speaker 2: of his students are just the dumbest ones, just the
Speaker 2: dumbest ones.
Speaker 1: I think she screws up some more. Oh oh, oh, okay,
Speaker 1: I get it. I mean that's the point. That's why
Speaker 1: she's coming to you.
Speaker 13: Oh okay, Yeah, what is gonna be real for you?
Speaker 13: Put your big toe through the center of the brake pedal.
Speaker 13: The brake pedal is to the left. That's the gas pedal.
Speaker 13: Move your foot to the.
Speaker 1: Left, sweetheart, move the left foot over.
Speaker 13: We're never putting.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: True.
Speaker 3: She could have got him back. She could think I'm dumb.
Speaker 3: You're the one who insituation gas pedal. That's an electricity pedal.
Speaker 1: That's what that is, right, Yes, that's yes. But on
Speaker 1: the left pedal she doesn't know left from right. Clearly.
Speaker 13: Okay, move your feedback. This is the break, that's the gas.
Speaker 13: I want you to put your right foot through the
Speaker 13: center of the brake pedal.
Speaker 3: I'm having a problem being angry with her because she's
Speaker 3: not being rude about it. She's just she's just kind
Speaker 3: of dopey, like she doesn't know her left from her right. Like,
Speaker 3: she's not saying like, no, that is my left. She's
Speaker 3: not being like loud, dumb and wrong. She's not doing
Speaker 3: that thing like which I hate so many people in
Speaker 3: these viral videos would just be so obviously loud, dumb
Speaker 3: and wrong and just painfully unaware.
Speaker 1: Of how wrong they are. But she's not doing that.
Speaker 3: She's just like she kind of seems sweet. I guess
Speaker 3: she's just wrong. I mean, she does nowhere left from
Speaker 3: her right.
Speaker 1: That is the gas. Okay, so this one, why do
Speaker 1: you keep putting your left foot on it?
Speaker 4: I'm confused.
Speaker 1: She doesn't know how to drive, sir, which one one
Speaker 1: that's your left foot?
Speaker 4: I mean, see which one? I right, it's my left,
Speaker 4: it's my right.
Speaker 1: Okay. Yeah, see here, it's hard to be patient something
Speaker 1: like this. He says, get in the back. He just
Speaker 1: puts her in the back of the car. I agree
Speaker 1: that we should make sure that kids know they're left
Speaker 1: from their right. Kind of important, kind of a potti.
Speaker 1: I agree that kids should know they're left from their right.
Speaker 1: I think that that's an important thing. But I don't
Speaker 1: think this is the smoking gun that shows like we're
Speaker 1: doomed from gen Z being too stupid. I think this
Speaker 1: is a fifteen year old kid. Most fifteen year olds
Speaker 1: are quite dumb. They are. You were too, I was,
Speaker 1: you know, dumb I was at fifteen. I was pretty
Speaker 1: smart at fifteen. I'm dumb now.
Speaker 3: I'm dumber now. You were the only one. When I
Speaker 3: was fifteen, I was dumb as a brick. I didn't
Speaker 3: know anything about the world. I didn't know anything about
Speaker 3: anything happening in planet Earth. I knew about my favorite
Speaker 3: TV shows and that's about it, right, Like, I did
Speaker 3: not know many things about But this is why they
Speaker 3: shouldn't be able to vote.
Speaker 1: This is an excellent example live. We definitely don't want
Speaker 1: fifteen year olds voting. Well, she can't. Yeah, fifteen year
Speaker 1: olds can't vote, so I know, but I don't want to.
Speaker 1: People bring it up every once in a while, we're like, oh,
Speaker 1: maybe sixteen year olds, maybe fifteen year olds.
Speaker 3: You've been oh no, no, no no, But she's she
Speaker 3: went to the class to learn how to drive. The
Speaker 3: guy was supposed to teach her to drive. I don't
Speaker 3: necessarily take issue with it.
Speaker 1: We'll see what you think, though, send us a dispatch,
Speaker 1: or as I said, for the Power Hour, the phone
Speaker 1: lines are open at Triple eight for four to three news.
Speaker 1: If you have some comments, let's see what else we
Speaker 1: have here. Obviously, there was this story out of Philadelphia
Speaker 1: this weekend at this food festival. Amy Koffelt brought this
Speaker 1: up a little bit some of the details if you
Speaker 1: missed it. So we start with an alert.
Speaker 2: At least three people have been killed in four others
Speaker 2: hurt after shooting at a festival in Seattle.
Speaker 5: Thousands of people had gathered there for the annual Bite
Speaker 5: of Seattle, just a food festival near the Space Needle
Speaker 5: when gunshots shots started ringing out, sending that massive crop
Speaker 5: running for cover.
Speaker 1: Seattle cops say that a quote, a young.
Speaker 5: Person is now in custody, but they believe two shooters
Speaker 5: we're firing at each other.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and now a man hunt is underway for the
Speaker 1: second shooter. So this is something that happens far too often.
Speaker 1: People be like, could you hear this mass shooting in Seattle?
Speaker 3: And you go, technically, yeah, by certain definitions, but at
Speaker 3: seven yeah, Well, the mass shooting generally it depends on
Speaker 3: which which organization you're going by, but a lot of
Speaker 3: times it's more than three people shot, right, three or
Speaker 3: more people are shot, they'll consider that a mass shooting.
Speaker 3: Sometimes it requires more, but usually I think that most
Speaker 3: of the databases require three. And people generally think of
Speaker 3: somebody with nefarious intent going into the food festival and
Speaker 3: then I'll get you all, you know, and just shooting
Speaker 3: randomly at these people. The problem actually is this was
Speaker 3: it looks like a gang back, like two gang members shooting.
Speaker 2: And fighting each other. There just happens to be maybe
Speaker 2: they're not great shots. Yeah, right now there's innocent bystanders.
Speaker 3: Right and one of my hottest takes. You guys are
Speaker 3: not going to agree with this, but I have you
Speaker 3: might call a radical opinion on this. I think that
Speaker 3: we should utilize taxpayer dollars to offer free target practice
Speaker 3: for all gang members. Every single gang member out there
Speaker 3: should get unlimited free target practice so that when they
Speaker 3: get into a shootout, they don't do what they did
Speaker 3: in this case, which is injure a bunch of people,
Speaker 3: or kill people fully unrelated to the person that they're
Speaker 3: trying to shoot. Because they've all watched a bunch of
Speaker 3: dumb ass movies and they hold their gun sideways. They
Speaker 3: have no idea how to actually fire a weapon. I
Speaker 3: would rather them be incredibly and gun sideways. Sean, I
Speaker 3: would rather than be incredibly efficient at killing each other.
Speaker 3: I would rather all the gang members be as efficient
Speaker 3: as possible, with taxpayer dollars, trained to do the best
Speaker 3: job of killing the other gang members as they possibly can,
Speaker 3: and not inflict any kind of pain or punishment on
Speaker 3: the innocent citizens caught in the middle of it.
Speaker 1: I would be fine with that.
Speaker 3: I would like them to be just painfully accurate when
Speaker 3: they shoot all the other drug dealers and criminals and
Speaker 3: gang members, because if I could hit a button and
Speaker 3: zap them all away right now, it would make everybody's
Speaker 3: life better. And I'd hit the button a couple of
Speaker 3: times just to ensure that I killed all the gang members.
Speaker 3: I would probably do that. Yes, So that's what I
Speaker 3: would be for. That's what was at the center of
Speaker 3: all of this. And because these losers who always do this,
Speaker 3: they get into a shootout in the middle of a festival,
Speaker 3: they end up killing three people and injuring four because
Speaker 3: none of them know how to how to shoot a
Speaker 3: gun to begin with.
Speaker 1: It's just unbelievable. Anyhow, let me know what you think.
Speaker 3: Sent a dispatch or as I said, for the power hour,
Speaker 3: the phone lines are open.
Speaker 1: There's nothing wrong with holding the gun sideway shown. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's that's some that's some really amateur stuff. You don't
Speaker 1: hold a gun like this. It looks cool.
Speaker 3: You hold a gun securely. You secure a gun right
Speaker 3: me to make sure that you're doing your best. And
Speaker 3: then when you're firing at the other bad guys, hopefully
Speaker 3: you guys are successful.
Speaker 1: Quick break.
Speaker 3: When we come back, we'll get to a pick a
Speaker 3: side that has really exploded.
Speaker 1: Online this week. What do you think about it?
Speaker 11: Though?
Speaker 1: We're gonna find out.
Speaker 3: Plus an interesting tidbit about the Odyssey movie and this
Speaker 3: data center story. Will get that all worked in, and
Speaker 3: it's coming up next on The News Junkie. Thank you
Speaker 3: for hanging out with us today. Learn more about the
Speaker 3: show over at thenewsjunkie dot com. All right, folks, it's time.
Speaker 3: It's our first pick a side of the week, so
Speaker 3: settle in. I want to see what your thoughts are.
Speaker 1: This is exactly what we do around here, so let's
Speaker 1: get into it without further ado, Let's do a pick
Speaker 1: a side. Proud of you for finally having this. I
Speaker 1: was gonna say, I don't want to pat myself on
Speaker 1: the back here, but I finally downloaded the pick a
Speaker 1: side song.
Speaker 3: Finally did it. This is one that went explosively viral
Speaker 3: this weekend. And what we see is in the middle
Speaker 3: of New York City in one of the parks, there
Speaker 3: is a man making out with a woman. That's it
Speaker 3: Central Park. I could tell because the sign says it
Speaker 3: right here. See lane Central Park, right and they're right
Speaker 3: below the Central Park sign and there's a man making
Speaker 3: out with a woman in this con I decided to
Speaker 3: videotape confronting them because he thinks that they are cheating.
Speaker 3: He thinks that they are cheating, that they are, you know,
Speaker 3: not with their significant others. Turns out, I think he
Speaker 3: was right about that. I'll give you the details, but
Speaker 3: here's the interaction.
Speaker 1: Get a room, all right? So he just goes right
Speaker 1: up to them mid makeout, puts the camera in their face,
Speaker 1: and goes get a room. Is this dude hammered? He's
Speaker 1: just weird.
Speaker 3: I think he's a little weird. But who's in who's
Speaker 3: in the correct here? Who's the who's on the right side?
Speaker 3: Pick a side? Your sides are the attorney and the
Speaker 3: woman who were making out with each other in public,
Speaker 3: or the man filming them that was under.
Speaker 1: The suspicion that they might be cheating. Is it okay
Speaker 1: to like film and try to bust somebody that you
Speaker 1: think is cheating on their partner with somebody in public,
Speaker 1: Because that's what he's doing. He's like, get a room,
Speaker 1: and he's like a top attorney. This guy, my notor's
Speaker 1: kids are on no, sorry, just kids are on touch me.
Speaker 13: I'll touch me.
Speaker 1: Maybe you touch me. I'll have to touch you. I
Speaker 1: have to touch you.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 1: It's some dumb kid who filmed this and he puts
Speaker 1: some music behind it, obviously and posted this online. But
Speaker 1: he's like, I'm busting them, get a room, you're cheating.
Speaker 1: What are you doing out here? Was making out in
Speaker 1: his kids. She comes out for him too, all right,
Speaker 1: so she tries to stop him too. Now it turns out,
Speaker 1: let me bring this this story up here because the
Speaker 1: guy has been named and shamed in their colortone lawyers
Speaker 1: for Open AI. No is it true? That's according to
Speaker 1: UNILAD tech Nathaniel color Tin, I guess is the one
Speaker 1: of the attorney's names is a big time attorney in
Speaker 1: New York City. They're calling this getting the cold play treatment,
Speaker 1: which is kind of funny, but it says. The two
Speaker 1: rumored Big Apple lawyers caught on cameras sucking face in
Speaker 1: Central Park have been identified. They are colleagues who work
Speaker 1: in the same department at a high profile Manhattan law firm.
Speaker 1: Nathaniel Cullerton, forty five, was caught in a heated smooch fest.
Speaker 1: You was smooching with everybody with a much younger Kelsey Bornsweg.
Speaker 1: He's forty five, she's twenty nine years old. A TikTok
Speaker 1: user filmed the now viral video on Thursday last week.
Speaker 1: The legal duo who work for watcht Ol Lipton, Rosen
Speaker 1: and Kats were making out as the TikToker said, get
Speaker 1: a room, there's kids around.
Speaker 3: Eagle eyed viewers were quick to identify the loved up
Speaker 3: pair in the comments section, and they said they confirmed
Speaker 3: the identity of these folks.
Speaker 1: Now. I don't know what's happened at home. I can
Speaker 1: imagine this guy and this woman, if she's in a relationship,
Speaker 1: have had some pretty uncomfortable conversations. But I think the
Speaker 1: pic aside is like based around is it okay to
Speaker 1: record people making out in public? I think no. I
Speaker 1: think it's uh, that's a little creepy. I think sometimes
Speaker 1: he should.
Speaker 3: Not have been just recording this couple because he didn't
Speaker 3: know that they were cheating. They were, it turns out
Speaker 3: they were, but he didn't.
Speaker 1: Know that that was.
Speaker 2: But did he accuse them of cheating in the video? Uh,
Speaker 2: he didn't say. I was just saying, get a room.
Speaker 2: You're making out in public and there's kids, which is stupid.
Speaker 2: Like making out is not necessarily something that a kid
Speaker 2: can't see.
Speaker 1: You can.
Speaker 2: You people make out in movies that are PGPG thirteen
Speaker 2: all the time. It's not something that you would hide.
Speaker 2: But the fact that the kids going up and just
Speaker 2: filming people and bothering them is kind of obnoxious.
Speaker 3: Right, Well, chaos takes the other sides is stop looking
Speaker 3: up in public?
Speaker 1: WTF?
Speaker 2: I mean, if they're they're both cheating on their spouses
Speaker 2: or one of them cheating or whatever, they probably are
Speaker 2: not supposed to be doing this because they work together.
Speaker 1: The making out in public was a very dumb move
Speaker 1: on their part.
Speaker 3: I agree that it was dumb, But why why are
Speaker 3: you filming Rando people making out? I don't know that
Speaker 3: you should be doing that because he did not know
Speaker 3: in that moment who those people were or what else
Speaker 3: was going on in their lives. Right, you're just being
Speaker 3: obnoxious and filming people. I think that he's a punk
Speaker 3: who was just filming these folks.
Speaker 1: And he just happened to get lucky that it was
Speaker 1: some high powered attorneys who were cheating on their significant others,
Speaker 1: or at least the guy was with his twenty nine
Speaker 1: year old fellow employee.
Speaker 2: I mean, what's the rest of this guy's profile look
Speaker 2: like as far as the kinds of videos that he posts.
Speaker 1: Is he doing this a lot? Or did he just
Speaker 1: happened to strike gold, you know, finding somebody making out?
Speaker 1: His is the TikToker. I'm trying to figure out what
Speaker 1: the tiktoker's name was. I think I might have said
Speaker 1: it before. J guwop three.
Speaker 3: J y g uap three is his TikTok And he
Speaker 3: got up in their face and then he said don't
Speaker 3: touch me when they were coming at him. They obviously
Speaker 3: their response made it clear.
Speaker 1: That something was going on. Like if somebody's filming you
Speaker 1: a public and then you're you're making out, and then
Speaker 1: you respond by going give me that phone, stop stop
Speaker 1: recording that that's going to make me suspicious views on
Speaker 1: this video for Jay Guapo d I man, I feel
Speaker 1: like he was in the wrong. If he was not correct, well,
Speaker 1: I don't even think he knew. I actually just think
Speaker 1: he was in the wrong. I think he was in
Speaker 1: the wrong for filming the video.
Speaker 3: But then it just so happened that they were high
Speaker 3: profile cheaters, and then nobody's going to defend the cheaters,
Speaker 3: so we say he was justified. That's what I think
Speaker 3: people are saying. And everybody's like, dude, don't make out
Speaker 3: with somebody in public. What if you're making out with
Speaker 3: your partner in public, should somebody be able to just
Speaker 3: film you? Like, oh no, You're like, I know they
Speaker 3: can legally. I know, I have no expectation of privacy.
Speaker 1: Right. That doesn't mean somebody's right or wrong, right, Like,
Speaker 1: it just means whether it's illegal or not.
Speaker 2: I mean there was a time at which I would
Speaker 2: not make out in public because there would be depending
Speaker 2: on where I was, I know, people would take pictures
Speaker 2: of Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean it's still that's the case, right, definitely
Speaker 3: the case now yeah yeah, Carlos says, don't expose anything
Speaker 3: sexual in front of kids making out. It's not sexual.
Speaker 3: Maybe I wouldn't consider this to be a sexual If.
Speaker 2: It's not like a light makeout, it's not that sexual.
Speaker 2: If they started, you know, escalating things, then maybe we
Speaker 2: have a problem here.
Speaker 3: If I was making out with Courtney in public and
Speaker 3: then somebody recorded it and then they released it out there,
Speaker 3: I would say I should have known there's gonna be
Speaker 3: a listener somewhere and they're gonna record, Like I would
Speaker 3: put that on myself.
Speaker 2: But I wasn't even talking about listeners. I was talking
Speaker 2: about actual just friends of mine and bartenders.
Speaker 1: Even worse, you know, the people. So when I started, when.
Speaker 2: I started hanging out with my wife, were starting to
Speaker 2: get a little kissy at a bar once and somebody
Speaker 2: put somebody we know, put up their phone and like
Speaker 2: they were going to take a picture, and she clapped
Speaker 2: back with something about him personally that he said, all right,
Speaker 2: never mind putting this.
Speaker 1: She had ammunition ready. Yes, I'm saying this.
Speaker 3: If this turned out to just be some random regular
Speaker 3: couple this the guy recording it would be weird. He
Speaker 3: everybody be like, what the hell, dude, Yes, a couple
Speaker 3: like taking a private moment on a bench, even though
Speaker 3: it's in public.
Speaker 1: I get it.
Speaker 2: Imagine there a couple that's together that's just normal and
Speaker 2: not cheating, and this guy's just randomly telling you to
Speaker 2: get a room.
Speaker 1: That's obnoxious. Yeah, I think so too. I think out
Speaker 1: during the day, but it's sonny out on a park bench.
Speaker 1: A couple of responses I'm seeing. One is just like,
Speaker 1: you never make out in public. Well, if I make
Speaker 1: out in public, it doesn't mean it's not rude to
Speaker 1: film me. And everybody's else saying is a lot of
Speaker 1: people a saying like, it's your right to film them.
Speaker 1: I'm not talking about whether somebody was legally right to
Speaker 1: do it. I'm saying, are they morally wrong to do it?
Speaker 3: So I can film you if you're out in public
Speaker 3: with your kids. But if I follow you around the
Speaker 3: whole grocery store and I'm like, yeah, just you and
Speaker 3: your kids in the grocery store, and I'm just using
Speaker 3: my right to film you in public right now, that's creepy, right, yes, shoot,
Speaker 3: that is creepy and bizarre. I am legally allowed to
Speaker 3: do it, all right, I'm legally allowed to do it.
Speaker 3: But it's creepy and bizarre. That's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 3: He did that to these people, and it just so
Speaker 3: happened that they were high profile attorneys and cheaters, and
Speaker 3: now everybody hates a cheater.
Speaker 1: Everybody hates a cheater.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it says they worked in the like litigation department,
Speaker 2: and uh where did it say they worked on that
Speaker 2: Sam Altman case where they were being uh sued by
Speaker 2: Elon Musk.
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, both working in the litigation department and are thought
Speaker 2: to have worked on the recent Open AI lawsuit behind this.
Speaker 2: Sam Altman emerged victorious against Elon Musk.
Speaker 1: Elon Musk lost the case and hired some punk to film.
Speaker 1: Look at this. This woman has no idea what's happened.
Speaker 2: Or she's like, oh, if you see old old Guappo
Speaker 2: here driving around in a Tesla, you'll know.
Speaker 1: You'll know what happened just she does. When you see this,
Speaker 1: it's like, oh, yeah, this woman should not have been
Speaker 1: making out with this guy. There's there's something that happened here.
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