Speaker 1: Schedule, and yeah, I get the round table show is tonight.
Speaker 1: By the way, I don't miss that. Sixth nine, we
Speaker 1: joined Lance down rich Wood a long next so but yeah,
Speaker 1: kind of a kind of a wild week.
Speaker 2: Here I was. I was telling Rock a little while ago,
Speaker 2: Deb and I we're down to Lexington just for a
Speaker 2: couple of days. And driving driving back, we drove by
Speaker 2: rich Wood and I said, oh, this is where Rock
Speaker 2: goes to do, uh, this Thursday night thing sometimes for
Speaker 2: you know, there's a long next there she goes heat
Speaker 2: Trice here.
Speaker 1: Thanks. It's good to get there. Once you're there, that's
Speaker 1: a great, great place. That's a reason we have helicopter
Speaker 1: D exactly exactly.
Speaker 2: Well, tomorrow night you're going to Tomorrow afternoon, you're going
Speaker 2: to be doing a special pregame thing.
Speaker 1: Yes, myself, Lance and Moe. We will be tag teaming,
Speaker 1: triple teaming little Bengals coverage because those Steelers are in
Speaker 1: town here Ed and Bengals desperately need to win and
Speaker 1: to talk a little bit about the Steelers. We have
Speaker 1: joined us right now. I'm at Williamson, co host of
Speaker 1: the Drive on the Steelers Nation radio show. Matt Welcome
Speaker 1: in the program, how are you.
Speaker 3: I ain't great. I heard you guys say, and you
Speaker 3: were Lexington recently. My son is a freshman at UK
Speaker 3: and loving it.
Speaker 2: It's a beautiful, towerful and UK. Well that speaks for itself,
Speaker 2: you know. So so Matt, we were also talking, and
Speaker 2: I'm sure there's a little chatter in Pittsburgh about it.
Speaker 2: Eighty one year's worth of quarterbacks on the field tomorrow night.
Speaker 2: How we all feel it about it?
Speaker 3: Pretty crazy? Yeah, I mean yeah, I read today that
Speaker 3: those two are the only players in their forties that
Speaker 3: have taken a snap this year that aren't kickers. And hey,
Speaker 3: I mean to show how old I am. I recruited
Speaker 3: Joe to pit way back when, and when he was
Speaker 3: coming out of Audubon High School, so I remember him
Speaker 3: as a young seventeen year old pup.
Speaker 4: That's how long I've been doing this.
Speaker 1: W wow. Very cool. Now we've all heard the sound
Speaker 1: bite by now. But Mike Tomlin is none too please
Speaker 1: that he has to play against Joe Flacco. He was
Speaker 1: probably licking his chops about the thought of playing Jake
Speaker 1: Browning and you know the interceptions that he's thrown, I
Speaker 1: guess describe from Steelers camp the thought that Joe Flacco
Speaker 1: now plays for the Bengals.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and obviously these you know, Flacco and Tomlin has
Speaker 5: gone back and forth and battled in those great Raven
Speaker 5: Steeler days, and I think Tomlin has a lot of
Speaker 5: respect for what Flacco's put on the field over his career.
Speaker 3: And I'll be honest, I mean, hey, I know he's
Speaker 3: been a Steeler rival now in all three AFC North
Speaker 3: homes other than the one that I work for. But
Speaker 3: I root for him because again, I remember him as
Speaker 3: a kid, and I'll be honest, when I watched him
Speaker 3: with the Browns, I thought, man, he looks rough.
Speaker 2: He got to you gotta hang it up, Joe.
Speaker 3: And then watching the first half against the Packers last week,
Speaker 3: I kind of thought the same thing. But then a
Speaker 3: little sparks sort of went off, and immediately I thought, boy,
Speaker 3: I would much rather play the Bengals with Browning than
Speaker 3: I would with Joe.
Speaker 6: Right now, So.
Speaker 2: At the beginning of the year, and we're talking to
Speaker 2: Matt Williamson from the Steeler Nation, and Matt, if somebody
Speaker 2: would have told you that the Steelers more or less
Speaker 2: would be in control of this division more or less
Speaker 2: halfway through the season. What would you have told them?
Speaker 3: I would have said they're nuts. I mean, this might
Speaker 3: hurt my credibility a little, but I picked the Ravens
Speaker 3: to win the Super Bowl, and I know I wasn't
Speaker 3: alone there. I thought they were a powerhouse. This is
Speaker 3: their year, and obviously injuries have derailed that, namely to
Speaker 3: Lamar Jackson, but they've had some fundamental problems every step
Speaker 3: of the way. I mean, both lines of scrimmage for
Speaker 3: Baltimore is problematic. So I don't know that after the
Speaker 3: bye they're just going to take the world by storm again.
Speaker 3: I'll be honest. I had doubts about the Bengals preseason,
Speaker 3: just because I didn't think they did enough on defense.
Speaker 3: And I have the most respect in the world for
Speaker 3: Joe Burrow and thought it would be a lot like
Speaker 3: last year where he's gonna have to win games thirty
Speaker 3: five thirty four, you know, thirty five thirty four over
Speaker 3: and over, and it's just a tough way to live.
Speaker 3: But I had hopes for the Steelers. I mean, I
Speaker 3: live at training camp with those guys. I watched Aaron
Speaker 3: Rodgers up close and thought, man, people are sleeping on
Speaker 3: these guys. A little bit, But I didn't think that
Speaker 3: have won loss in the middle of October either.
Speaker 1: Right now, el Mo and I have been having this
Speaker 1: debate a little bit during the week here. Look, of course,
Speaker 1: the Steelers have won three in a row. I think
Speaker 1: they're number two in the NFL. In Sacks, Rogers is
Speaker 1: playing well. Put him some points, certainly early in the year.
Speaker 1: But in your opinion, are the Steelers a team to
Speaker 1: be reckoned with her? Are they a great team? Or
Speaker 1: are they a team that's, you know, kind of take
Speaker 1: advantage of some things right now, playing good football, but
Speaker 1: ultimately are not a top level team. Where do you
Speaker 1: fall in this?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm more.
Speaker 6: In the latter.
Speaker 3: I mean, I think that they are taking advantage of
Speaker 3: some poor teams and are a mature group, you know,
Speaker 3: led by a head coach that's done this for a
Speaker 3: long time and a quarterback has done this for a
Speaker 3: long time, and they're getting much better quarters. It's clearly
Speaker 3: the best quarterback play they've had since Ben. If that
Speaker 3: goes a long way, they don't have to overcome the quarterback.
Speaker 3: But I also don't look at them as a Tier
Speaker 3: one team, you know, I mean, But that being said,
Speaker 3: I did a podcast yesterday saying who's the best team
Speaker 3: in the league. I don't really know right now. I
Speaker 3: mean I don't see the Steelers ceiling being as high
Speaker 3: as the Bills achieved, etc. But who is good right now?
Speaker 3: I mean that's kind of what the league wants, is
Speaker 3: this parody and they're getting it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that is true parody, but its parody good.
Speaker 1: I think it's good to a certain extent. While Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think people complain about dominant teams, but deep down
Speaker 1: inside they kind of like them, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: because there's a.
Speaker 2: Respect for them. You either love them or you hate them.
Speaker 2: Who doesn't like a dominant team that you go, you know,
Speaker 2: screw those guys. But at the end of the day,
Speaker 2: like watching them play correct correct.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, people are getting sick of the home,
Speaker 3: they got sick of Brady. I get all that, but
Speaker 3: how could you not respect it?
Speaker 1: Matt Williamson's our guess. He's the cost to the drive
Speaker 1: on the Steelers Nation Radio. Matt described to these Bengals
Speaker 1: listeners right now, what is the strengths of this Steelers
Speaker 1: team in your opinion?
Speaker 3: You mentioned the sacks. The defense to me is really
Speaker 3: starting to hum and they did very little blitzing last year.
Speaker 3: They're now at the top of the league in blitz percentage,
Speaker 3: and not only are they blitzing a lot, but they're
Speaker 3: bringing six consistently. And even without blitz. I think we
Speaker 3: all know that they have very good pass rushers led
Speaker 3: by TJ. Watt and Cam Hayward, but the defense right
Speaker 3: now is really aggressive, really disruptive. It kind of reminds
Speaker 3: me of like Leau Dick Lebou, Troy Paulamalou, James Harrison,
Speaker 3: Glitzburg era, you know, where they're just controlling games against
Speaker 3: some lesser offenses. Albeit but the offense is a work
Speaker 3: in progress. It's very Rogers centric. I mean, he's controlling
Speaker 3: everything at the line of scrimmage, and the beauty of
Speaker 3: the offense is kind of you have to peel back
Speaker 3: the curtain a little bit. But I think mostly because
Speaker 3: of Rogers, they have very few negative plays on offense.
Speaker 3: You know, they don't take many sacks, they don't turn
Speaker 3: the ball over much, they don't have a lot of
Speaker 3: tackles for loss, so he's always getting them in the
Speaker 3: right play and while they're progressing as an offense, they
Speaker 3: don't go backwards very much, and the defense creates a
Speaker 3: lot of big plays in the opposite way and puts
Speaker 3: people going backwards.
Speaker 2: Matt Williamson's our guest, and Matt, let me ask you.
Speaker 2: Brought up Aaron Rodgers. How is he playing in Pittsburgh
Speaker 2: with the fans and stuff, because you know, there was
Speaker 2: all that rigmar role with him kind of taken his
Speaker 2: good old time about signing, you know, signing a contract
Speaker 2: and all that stuff and recording to camp. How's it
Speaker 2: going with the fans there?
Speaker 3: Oh, he's warming him up. He's warming them over, winning
Speaker 3: them over pretty rapid. And trust me, a lot of
Speaker 3: my buddies, a lot of fans when all that rigamarole
Speaker 3: was going on, Man, isn't worth it for this old guy.
Speaker 3: They just gonna bend over for this dude. It's Rogers
Speaker 3: gonna run the organization. And frankly, kind of being on
Speaker 3: the inside, I knew no one in the organization was
Speaker 3: concerned if he was gonna sign or not. They pretty
Speaker 3: much knew this was a done deal well beforehand.
Speaker 5: And frankly, being around him at training camp, being around the.
Speaker 3: Players who's near him, they all love him and they
Speaker 3: all have a massive respect for him and I know,
Speaker 3: his stat lines don't blow you away, and he's not
Speaker 3: winning an MVPs anytime soon again, but boy, he's so
Speaker 3: good from the neck up, and he makes the players
Speaker 3: around them really really good, and the fact that they're winning,
Speaker 3: he's he's the toast of the town right now.
Speaker 2: Cool.
Speaker 1: Wow. So again that the players are you know, see
Speaker 1: him and like him and genuinely you know, like him
Speaker 1: as as a because because that was always the thing too,
Speaker 1: is he's kind of kind of an aloof odd guy
Speaker 1: and everard it from multiple people. But I don't know,
Speaker 1: and maybe Mike Tomlin and kind of the culture he
Speaker 1: creates may may tamp a little bit of that down.
Speaker 1: I guess.
Speaker 3: I think that's very true. And one thing about this
Speaker 3: organization has been true my whole lifetime, going back to
Speaker 3: Joe Green, to be honest with you, is they've always
Speaker 3: had extremely strong locker room leaders. I mean, for a
Speaker 3: long time it was Marquise Pouci, it's Cam Hayward. You
Speaker 3: know that there's a much different culture that Rogers walked
Speaker 3: into amongst the players, let alone ownership and coaches, certainly
Speaker 3: than with the Jets, you know, I mean that he
Speaker 3: had respect for them, they had respect for him, and
Speaker 3: he didn't try to change things, you know, So I
Speaker 3: think that goes a long way. And even just watching
Speaker 3: him at practice or OTAs things of that nature, everything
Speaker 3: about him that I've noticed being close to him is
Speaker 3: very deliberate. I mean, there's not a wasted moment of practice.
Speaker 3: He's either coaching up a younger player or in the
Speaker 3: ear of a coach to learn. I mean, so you
Speaker 3: can see why he's been so successful just from a
Speaker 3: professional seam.
Speaker 2: All right with that, man, Are you rolling into town
Speaker 2: damor On for the game?
Speaker 3: I'm not. Many of my buddies are. I rarely travel
Speaker 3: as a team. I did go to Ireland, which was
Speaker 3: a blast, but I sit here and watch it on
Speaker 3: TV and podcasting stuff afterwards. All right, Matt, just fine
Speaker 3: by me.
Speaker 2: We appreciate you joining us, man, Thanks so much.
Speaker 3: All right, take care, guys.
Speaker 1: Thanks Matt.
Speaker 2: Mett Williamson the co hosts the Steelers Nation show.
Speaker 1: We wouldn't you just love it if in the game tomorrow,
Speaker 1: both these old quarterbacks again age eighty one combined just
Speaker 1: just both went off for like four hundred yards offense.
Speaker 1: Just light it up. I just think that'd be wonterful. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I just think like I want the Bengal to win,
Speaker 1: of course, but just to see a good old fashioned shootout.
Speaker 1: These guys just slinging it around great track me. Well,
Speaker 1: not for those two, but at least throwing the ball. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they ain't running very far, very fast. Uh with that?
Speaker 2: Well, you check in with traffic and weather. What is
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Speaker 12: Questions raised about the police chief's future with the three
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Speaker 1: back in nineteen sixty six, this band, The Four Tops,
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Speaker 2: But yeah, yeah, I uh I I wish I came
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Speaker 2: to learn that choreography, and I'm like, it's cool if
Speaker 2: that's what people do. I don't know, I'm not why.
Speaker 1: Maybe we can be the next four times correct if
Speaker 1: you couldn't dance correct, couldn't.
Speaker 2: Sing like the whitest kid on the trying right, I'm
Speaker 2: trying to dance. It's like these guys, forget it.
Speaker 1: It is great stuff. I like a lot of Motown stuff.
Speaker 1: That was a great, really good stuff.
Speaker 2: I can I can listen to that stuff. All that
Speaker 2: I was telling I said on the show before. I
Speaker 2: was telling my sons when they were starting to go
Speaker 2: out on dates and whatnot, and I said, man, you
Speaker 2: can't go wrong. Guys, you know, put on a little
Speaker 2: uh Marvi Gaye kind of thing or like little al
Speaker 2: Green something like that. I said, they'll be putty in
Speaker 2: your hands, steel steelers, right exactly, And uh, I can't
Speaker 2: really say what I actually did say one time, and
Speaker 2: Deva was like, don't sure. But anyways, then they looked
Speaker 2: at me like why would why would any girl that
Speaker 2: I go out with want to hear that?
Speaker 1: Let's go ahead. I'm telling you, I'm your father. I
Speaker 1: know it works. What doesn't work? This works?
Speaker 2: How do you think I got your mom? Yeah? You're
Speaker 2: telling me you don't like your mom? Yeah, yeah, mom
Speaker 2: fell for it.
Speaker 1: Uh. And speaking of things in the past that you know,
Speaker 1: maybe go in and out of style, but are always great,
Speaker 1: they always work.
Speaker 18: Uh.
Speaker 1: The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show is tonight, and apparently they
Speaker 1: are going back the woke bs that that destroyed that
Speaker 1: show and that brand for about you know, six years.
Speaker 1: Actually they haven't even been on in six years because
Speaker 1: you know, they had to have the plus size models on. Well,
Speaker 1: now they're back to the supermodels and the you know,
Speaker 1: Emily Rajakowski and Irna Shayak and the whole deal. Man,
Speaker 1: they're going back back to what works?
Speaker 2: Is it on television? I believe so because I'm used
Speaker 2: to be a big deal they have well the Angels, Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's with you know Heidi Klume, back to like Cindy
Speaker 2: Crawford and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: Man, yeah, yeah, I mean I want to listen to
Speaker 1: what I say, hot, extraordinarily hot women, So underwear wrap
Speaker 1: wrap your head around.
Speaker 2: That definitely works for me.
Speaker 1: And and and that's kind of why it worked is
Speaker 1: because men would watch it and you over like, well, hell,
Speaker 1: you know, get Dorothy a pair of those there, AND's
Speaker 1: gonna look like you look just like that. That's that's
Speaker 1: that's how you got men involved in You got men
Speaker 1: interested in women's underwear. Okay, impossible.
Speaker 2: Well that's why I believe me. I tried that one
Speaker 2: time with deb back in the day, and I got
Speaker 2: her and I was that guy in Victorious Secret, gone,
Speaker 2: I really don't help me, tell me what would look good?
Speaker 2: And my wife is about this this tall and blah
Speaker 2: blah blah. And so I came home with this is
Speaker 2: but what I thought was a sexy outfit, and she
Speaker 2: opened it up. I might have got out for like
Speaker 2: Valentine's day I don't remember, and she opened it up
Speaker 2: and looked at me and goes, wakes make me.
Speaker 1: And the problem is you got her like a nice
Speaker 1: looking classy brawl, but you got her like the cross
Speaker 1: list underwear you went to fredericksh of Hollywood next door.
Speaker 2: That was that was my mistake. I was like, what's
Speaker 2: the sleaziest panties and braw you have? Make it? Not
Speaker 2: much to it?
Speaker 6: Yeah, and.
Speaker 1: A few strings kind of tied together.
Speaker 2: Must go, I mean easy you know, on, easy off,
Speaker 2: that type of thing. And my little ploy didn't work.
Speaker 1: She's like, what, I don't know if I've ever gotten
Speaker 1: killing anything like for the same reason, It's like, I
Speaker 1: don't know. I know what I like, but I don't
Speaker 1: know what you like when it comes to this stuff.
Speaker 2: See that's what That's what reminded me of it because
Speaker 2: I started thinking about it. Now you're talking about Victoria's
Speaker 2: secret stuff. You see those girls. And now if if
Speaker 2: I'm okay, if I'm a woman and my guy buys
Speaker 2: me that, I'm thinking to myself, well he likes the
Speaker 2: way it looks on her bunch.
Speaker 1: Yeah exactly, I just look like that, which, let's be real,
Speaker 1: she could walk out a paper bag with a rope
Speaker 1: tied around it and be like, oh that looks good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and uh no, don't don't don't even guys, just
Speaker 2: don't don't go there.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 1: Encourage her to do that, you know, to buy that stuff,
Speaker 1: but don't handle yourself, because.
Speaker 2: What they really want is like a big you know,
Speaker 2: like sweatshirt and Jammy bant snoopy Jammy pants or something
Speaker 2: snoopy jammie pants. Let's uh, let's talk to Bobby right quick. Hey, Bobby,
Speaker 2: what do you got? We were just talking about old
Speaker 2: Motown music.
Speaker 19: Hey, I tell you man, I was looking through some
Speaker 19: old tickets the other day. Nineteen seventy two hair arena,
Speaker 19: and I tell you six dollars fans saw the four
Speaker 19: tops backup bands were great. Yeah, I know it wasn't
Speaker 19: the four tops it were deep purple with the backup
Speaker 19: bands were always good blue, Olster Cold and Fleetwood Mac
Speaker 19: with the backup.
Speaker 2: Band form nice. Wow and that and I'm sure and well,
Speaker 2: thanks Bobby. Let's uh, let's get to Lauren in Newtown. A. Lauren,
Speaker 2: what's going on? What you got on lingerie?
Speaker 20: Okay?
Speaker 21: Do you remember when they used to have lingerie shows
Speaker 21: at bars, like at happy hour bars and stuff.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I probably host it.
Speaker 21: So my fiance now my husband at the time, such
Speaker 21: telling love I guess with this yellow lingerie thing and
Speaker 21: he bought it and it's still in the bag because
Speaker 21: I'm not sure that the model.
Speaker 20: Didn't have it on. Like.
Speaker 22: He just loved it and bought it.
Speaker 21: And I was like, what And you know what I wanted,
Speaker 21: sweaty pants.
Speaker 8: That's what I wanted, Jimmy pants.
Speaker 1: Hey, he wasn't listening to that.
Speaker 21: Thanks, thank you, that's great, Thanks Lauren.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the thing I can. I can buy my
Speaker 2: wife the sexiest thing in the world and she'll still
Speaker 2: be in her you know, her favorite gift that I
Speaker 2: gave her for Christmas. It wasn't the only gift, but
Speaker 2: one of the things I got her as you know,
Speaker 2: she graduated, you see, and I got her like a
Speaker 2: trimple x uc hoodie and she just wears that around
Speaker 2: the house all that, I mean, loves it. Best guest.
Speaker 2: Yeah gift I ever got her. It was like twenty
Speaker 2: five bucks.
Speaker 1: See, I'm just not very good at at you know,
Speaker 1: especially clothing gifts at all. Because I bought my wife.
Speaker 1: I remember this is before we were married and we're
Speaker 1: and they had like some of these, some of them
Speaker 1: on TV or something, had one of those like adult
Speaker 1: sized onesies, and she said something like, oh, I bet
Speaker 1: that's comfortable. You know, it's a handling, right, you know,
Speaker 1: I'm cueing that as that's something she wants. So we
Speaker 1: did like Twelve Days of Christmas, right, some kind of
Speaker 1: corny a chair, and one of them was one. So
Speaker 1: one day I got her listing. It's like a Leopards
Speaker 1: adult onesie and he's opening. She's looking at it, and
Speaker 1: I was like, what do you what do you think?
Speaker 1: She goes, I hate it. I just busted out laughing.
Speaker 1: I'm like, what you said? You No, I didn't say
Speaker 1: I liked it or I certainly wanted it. I just
Speaker 1: said it, yeah, but it's comfortable. I'm never wearing this thing.
Speaker 1: And I was like, okay, all right, I'm done with
Speaker 1: the clothing purchases for you.
Speaker 2: See, that's what I gave that up a lot. I mean,
Speaker 2: like I said, giving her the triple triple X hoodie
Speaker 2: and she loves it. Now me thinking I can buy
Speaker 2: her something that she would actually like wearing beyond that,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean, trying to buy her a
Speaker 2: nice outfit or something. Hell, I never tried to do
Speaker 2: that because again, like I was talking about going into
Speaker 2: Victoria's sequt and you're sitting there going, all right, help
Speaker 2: help her brother out here, because I got nothing.
Speaker 1: Help me out.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, let's check in with traffic and weather. What
Speaker 2: is going on.
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Speaker 2: Their local experts track from talking about the victorious Secret
Speaker 2: Fashion Show being back tonight to buying underwear for our wives.
Speaker 2: And I think Eddie was going to weigh in on that.
Speaker 2: Hey Eddie, what's going on?
Speaker 1: Bud?
Speaker 3: Hey?
Speaker 4: I used to I know what you guys mean.
Speaker 20: I used to buy the text.
Speaker 24: The underwear from my first wife all the time I
Speaker 24: got married again.
Speaker 14: I bought her repair and now she took it out
Speaker 14: of the box and looked at me like I've lost
Speaker 14: my mind.
Speaker 24: But I just wanted to remind you that I text
Speaker 24: the underwear isn't the best thing, but it's right next
Speaker 24: to it.
Speaker 1: That's man, I should be on a T shirt, Eddie.
Speaker 1: That's a very good thoughts of wisdom.
Speaker 2: Yes, but it is. And that's just That's like I've
Speaker 2: said this before too. It's like if you're with a
Speaker 2: woman and they they know a little bit too much
Speaker 2: about you know, yeah, getting the job done. You're like, yeah, man,
Speaker 2: where they're at?
Speaker 19: Right?
Speaker 2: Well, how do you know that?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: How do you know? I like that? Right? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I want to teach you stuff. I don't want you
Speaker 2: show me stuff that you know.
Speaker 1: That's that's the truth. I think that's a plague a
Speaker 1: lot of guys, especially younger folks, have these days. Right,
Speaker 1: they find out that the woman they're interested in is
Speaker 1: a little too much experience, right.
Speaker 2: No, a little bit too a little bit too much
Speaker 2: about the process. God, you know you're only twenty four.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what.
Speaker 2: I tell you. I had that experience of my crazy girlfriend.
Speaker 2: I was like, you you're not that old. Yeah. Anyways,
Speaker 2: uh rock here. That's in other news. We head to
Speaker 2: Florida to to Tampa. Yeah, in particular for.
Speaker 1: A change, Prime Florida, by the way.
Speaker 2: Oh absolutely, yes, for a change. It's not clear Water,
Speaker 2: but of course this place might be. And it's a
Speaker 2: strip bar. Go figure Atlantis Gentleman's Club. Having been offician
Speaker 2: out of some of those establishments down there, I don't
Speaker 2: remember that one, but anyway, so this guy had worked there,
Speaker 2: Jordan Cotto was his name. So he showed up this
Speaker 2: past Friday night at the Atlantis wanting to speak with
Speaker 2: management because he'd gotten fired there. So they got in
Speaker 2: a little verbal argument. During dispute, Cotto allegedly grabbed a
Speaker 2: cheeseburger from his car and threw it, striking the male
Speaker 2: victim on the shoulder and causing him quote bodily harm.
Speaker 1: This is inside the strip club.
Speaker 2: I don't must been down the parking lot or something,
Speaker 2: if you unless he ran out to his car and
Speaker 2: got a cheeseburger, ran back and threw it.
Speaker 1: Get an altercasion with the guy. Hold on, I stay
Speaker 1: right there, right, I'll be right back. Go out to
Speaker 1: his car, get his whopper, and come back in bam.
Speaker 2: Question by police, Cado reportedly confessed to the crime and
Speaker 2: showed no remorse. Yes, I did throw my burger at
Speaker 2: his face. The defendant stated that he did throw a
Speaker 2: cheeseburger that he had from in his car. End quote.
Speaker 2: He would do it again, right this guy.
Speaker 1: I don't regret and I would do it again. Sir.
Speaker 2: Prosecutor subsequently declined to pursue fellony charges, concluding that the quote,
Speaker 2: facts and circumstances revealed did not weren't prosecution at this time.
Speaker 1: This is like the fourth or fifth story you've had
Speaker 1: where people resort to throwing odd foods at people in
Speaker 1: a fight.
Speaker 2: Right, Like, I like I've said that, why would you
Speaker 2: waste your food? You know, man up and punch them.
Speaker 1: Right exactly, That's exactly it. Yeah, it's like, yeah, just
Speaker 1: punch them. Cut to the chase here, man.
Speaker 2: Get a little slap fight out there if if you're
Speaker 2: so inclined, but don't waste your food.
Speaker 25: Bro.
Speaker 2: Yes, coming up here, we're going to be talking to
Speaker 2: our good friend PJ. Three. We usually talked to him
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Speaker 1: Yes, and we're talking about fitness routines. And I think
Speaker 1: the theme of this is going to be if you
Speaker 1: want a lot of variety and want a lot of
Speaker 1: things that are different all the time. You may be disappointed,
Speaker 1: but some of the the tried and true ways to
Speaker 1: get fit might be boring, but they work. We'll talk
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Speaker 9: I'm Matt Reeves, breaking now the latest on the federal
Speaker 9: government shutdown. A Republican backed measure to end it failed
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Speaker 26: Requesting an immediate clarification that federal workers will receive back
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Speaker 2: Showing the picks. We're also talking to this spell right here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're going to talk with our fitness guy, PJ Stree.
Speaker 1: We always enjoyed talking with him helping us get our
Speaker 1: fitness right. And look, PJ. Folks are always looking for.
Speaker 1: The popular term is hacks right, little cheek code I
Speaker 1: can get in shape and which in essence means how
Speaker 1: can I get great results without having to really invest much? Yeah? Soon,
Speaker 1: So so share with what are these big health acts?
Speaker 1: What are the secrety lectures out there that we need
Speaker 1: to look at here and and intake to have great health?
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 25: In my opinion, and I've said this for a long time,
Speaker 25: the most underrated path to long term health and energy
Speaker 25: is becoming the most boring and predictable version of yourself. Right,
Speaker 25: and look, I get it, boring isn't sexy. But do
Speaker 25: you want exciting or do you want to feel good,
Speaker 25: live longer, look better, and stay out of the er.
Speaker 25: Because the truth is, if you're fifty plus, and honestly,
Speaker 25: it doesn't really matter what age you are, but you know,
Speaker 25: if you are fifty plus and you're still chasing the
Speaker 25: next flashy health trend, you know, guys, some cutting ed
Speaker 25: supplement or a weird celebrity juice cleanse or some magical
Speaker 25: six minute workout, you know you're wasting your time.
Speaker 6: You really are.
Speaker 25: So again, structure and being boring really equals freedom and
Speaker 25: it's going to end up getting you the results that
Speaker 25: you keep talking about getting, and that's that you want
Speaker 25: to get.
Speaker 20: So what does that really all look like?
Speaker 25: What what does boring look like from a from a
Speaker 25: health and fitness and you know nutrition, you know perspective, Well,
Speaker 25: number one, it means you go to bed and wake
Speaker 25: up at the same time pretty much every day. You know,
Speaker 25: your body thrives on routine, especially as you age, so
Speaker 25: sleep consistency improves your hormone function, recovery, your mood, and
Speaker 25: your metabolism. And you know, better sleep also kind of
Speaker 25: is a trickle down effect. It means better will power
Speaker 25: and fewer cravings, more energy, you're going to want to
Speaker 25: work out more. So I would I would encourage everyone,
Speaker 25: no matter your age, try to go to bed and
Speaker 25: wake up at the same time every day, seven days
Speaker 25: per week. And here's a fun.
Speaker 2: Stat about that.
Speaker 25: Adults over the age of fifty with a regular sleep
Speaker 25: patterns that means, you know, some some nights to go
Speaker 25: to bed at nine, sometimes it's one o'clock in the morning,
Speaker 25: Sometimes they're getting up at five, sometimes they're getting up
Speaker 25: at nine whatever. People with the regular sleep patterns have
Speaker 25: double the risk of cardiovaster disease, even if the.
Speaker 6: Total time was fine. Wow.
Speaker 29: Yes, again, that's like, you know, even if you're still
Speaker 29: getting seven hours of sleep, if you're if you're going
Speaker 29: to bed and waking, waking at different times throughout the week,
Speaker 29: you're putting yourself at risk.
Speaker 2: See that's I'm of course, I'm older now and my
Speaker 2: sleep habits. I tend to go to bed at about
Speaker 2: more or less the same time. But you know, any
Speaker 2: older guy knows the story getting up in the middle
Speaker 2: of night, having to go to the bathroom a couple
Speaker 2: of three times exactly, and so going back to bed
Speaker 2: and reorienting and trying to go back and I've talked
Speaker 2: about this before, trying to go to sleep where you're
Speaker 2: just laying there going like gritting your teeth, like trying
Speaker 2: to make yourself go to sleep. I don't think it
Speaker 2: works that way.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 25: And that is as we talked about before, that that
Speaker 25: is that is a real problem I've experienced that you
Speaker 25: wake up at two o'clock in the morning and you know,
Speaker 25: use the restroom, and then your mind's racing for another
Speaker 25: two hours. I get all that, but it still would
Speaker 25: be whove everybody to, you know, develop a consistent sleep schedule.
Speaker 25: You know, you're in bed within the same hour every night,
Speaker 25: you're getting up within the same hour, So that would
Speaker 25: be that'd be kind of number one on you know,
Speaker 25: being boring. Number two, and I've stated this a number
Speaker 25: of times. You really need to try to eat the
Speaker 25: same four to six meals most of the time. So
Speaker 25: I've beaten this drum for decades. Most people, especially if
Speaker 25: if you know you're interested in losing weight, you need
Speaker 25: to come up with like board of six meals that
Speaker 25: you can put on autopilot and put on repeat. You
Speaker 25: know that way, you know the calories, you know the macronutrient,
Speaker 25: you know proportions, you know, the protein, you know the
Speaker 25: fiber of the meals.
Speaker 6: You aren't winging it every day, You're not.
Speaker 25: Getting up and you're like, well, what the hell am
Speaker 25: I going to eat today? You already know, So again,
Speaker 25: you spend less time deciding and more time executing. So
Speaker 25: I would encourage everybody, and this I do with my clients.
Speaker 25: Come up with like two breakfast type meals that you
Speaker 25: can put on repeat and autopilot, and then come up
Speaker 25: with like two to three options you can use for
Speaker 25: lunch or dinner, because lunch and dinner meals can pretty
Speaker 25: much be interchangeable for the most part. Uh, And just
Speaker 25: that's how you're gonna eat. You got your foundational you
Speaker 25: got your foundational meals, you got your core foods, and
Speaker 25: that way, you know, you're just executing and you're not.
Speaker 25: You're not you don't become a victim to this decision
Speaker 25: fatigue right throughout the week.
Speaker 1: Well, and now that one's not been hard for me
Speaker 1: really ever, I'm kind of like if I find something,
Speaker 1: I like it and kind of settle in. I also
Speaker 1: just don't think every meal is designed to be savored.
Speaker 1: I mean, you go back to the beginning of time.
Speaker 1: Really up until like the last hundred years, you ate
Speaker 1: because it sustained your your ability to live, and that's
Speaker 1: what it was. But but I imagine that that's a
Speaker 1: hard one because, as we've talked about, there's so many
Speaker 1: varieties out there anymore. At never any other point in
Speaker 1: human history have there been more options for food. So
Speaker 1: so for some folks that that can be a really
Speaker 1: tough one. Is trying to be boring with food when
Speaker 1: there's so many great tasting things out there.
Speaker 30: No.
Speaker 25: But but again, there's always going to be sacrifices in
Speaker 25: trade offs to reaching a goal. And to your point, Rock,
Speaker 25: not every meal that you and we've become, you know,
Speaker 25: kind of accustomed to, every meal you eat needs to
Speaker 25: be this this explosion of flavor in your mouth, and
Speaker 25: it's got to be a micheline rated meal.
Speaker 3: And I need all this variety.
Speaker 25: And when I cook it home, I need all these
Speaker 25: different recipes that have forty six ingredients and takes ninety
Speaker 25: minutes to make. No one's got time for that. So again,
Speaker 25: come up with some core foundational meals. Two for breakfast,
Speaker 25: you know, maybe two to three for lunch or dinner,
Speaker 25: and just go with those and then the beauty and
Speaker 25: that and the beauty and that is when you you know,
Speaker 25: that's that's your you know, that's your non negotiable kind
Speaker 25: of set way of eating eighty percent of the time.
Speaker 25: And if you're doing that, then if you want something
Speaker 25: really flavorful, go out to eat and have somebody else
Speaker 25: cook it for you that actually can cook, cook it
Speaker 25: really well, right, And then that's really what I appreciate
Speaker 25: all my clients. I'm like, if eighty percent of the
Speaker 25: time you're doing the right stuff, you got your your
Speaker 25: boring basic meals, twenty percent of the time, you can
Speaker 25: go out and enjoy a flavor for meal, go out
Speaker 25: to eat, et cetera. But you know, most people, uh
Speaker 25: don't don't adhere to that, and you know, it turns
Speaker 25: into us situation to where eighty percent of the year
Speaker 25: they're just eating like crap, and then twenty percent of
Speaker 25: the time they're doing stupid diets because that's because they've
Speaker 25: never developed a consistent meal structure.
Speaker 2: We're talking to PJ Street. PJ earlier talked about cleanses,
Speaker 2: and I've always wondered about this, is it is it
Speaker 2: good for you to every once in a while do
Speaker 2: some kind of a cleanse and clean yourself out, because
Speaker 2: I've never done it, but I've always wondered about it.
Speaker 25: The short answer is no, and I've said this many
Speaker 25: times before. Your liver and skin and kidneys, those are
Speaker 25: the only cleansing agents you'll ever need.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 25: They do just a fine job by themselves of eliminating toxins.
Speaker 25: And that all that you know, garbage that you hear about,
Speaker 25: all these juice cleanses and all that type of stuff.
Speaker 25: You know, it's it's just silly again. People that do
Speaker 25: that stuff lack foundational habits and lack consistency, and they
Speaker 25: get desperate and they say, I'm just going to eat
Speaker 25: celery for five days and drink this green juice, and yeah,
Speaker 25: you might, you know, you might drop six or eight
Speaker 25: pounds of water weight, and then you're right back to
Speaker 25: your normal way of doing things, and long term, nothing
Speaker 25: gets accomplished. So, you know, again, establish a consistent meal structure.
Speaker 25: The other you know, in terms of being boring, you
Speaker 25: need to lift weights three times a week. Non negotiables
Speaker 25: in your calendar, same day, same time. You put them
Speaker 25: in your calendars, just like an appointment, and that way
Speaker 25: you stop negotiating with yourself about about whether or not
Speaker 25: you're going to go to the gym. It's in your calendar.
Speaker 25: You know what you're doing. You actually have an actual program,
Speaker 25: and you're not just going to work out like you
Speaker 25: know when you go in there. Okay, this is upper
Speaker 25: body day. These are my exercises. You track your weights, reps, progress,
Speaker 25: all that stuff. So again, you aren't chasing you know,
Speaker 25: novelty and muscle confusion. You're chasing mastery. And again we
Speaker 25: talked I've about this many times before. Maintaining and building
Speaker 25: muscle after fifty is the number one thing you can
Speaker 25: do to protect it, protect against falls, against frailty, against injury,
Speaker 25: and against metabolic decline. And then finally, what else is
Speaker 25: boring but is also going to be highly beneficial for
Speaker 25: your health of business. You need to get your steps in.
Speaker 25: You need to walk. So you know, we've talked about
Speaker 25: this lot before. Seven thousand and nine thousand steps per
Speaker 25: day cuts your all cause mortality risk by fifty percent.
Speaker 25: So again, if you build walking walking into your routine,
Speaker 25: you know, you get up in the morning, you walk
Speaker 25: for ten minutes. On your lunch break, you walk for
Speaker 25: ten minutes in the evening. After dinner, you walk for
Speaker 25: ten minutes. Then it just becomes predictable. It becomes as
Speaker 25: predictable as brushing your teeth. And it's not like it's
Speaker 25: not like a workout. It's just kind of a daily requirement.
Speaker 25: So you know, to wrap it up, Boring works in
Speaker 25: boring winds. It's not supposed to thrill you. It's supposed
Speaker 25: to say to you, and the sooner you stop chasing
Speaker 25: excitement and start chane some consistency, the sooner your body
Speaker 25: and mind will start thanking you.
Speaker 1: Awesome, very good advice, PJ. We really appreciate it. If
Speaker 1: if folks want to find out more about you and
Speaker 1: what you do and how you can help them, where
Speaker 1: can they go?
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 25: If you need any help with your health, fitness, nutrition,
Speaker 25: weight loss, et cetera, you can check out my website
Speaker 25: Revivefitnessystems dot com. I offer in person and online coaching.
Speaker 25: In my program started less than four dollars per day.
Speaker 1: Hey, PJ. One idea, I thought of maybe for next
Speaker 1: week or a week down the line here with it.
Speaker 1: Hearing a lot about fasting, right, that's kind of the
Speaker 1: big thing, you know, Yeah, you don't eat for three
Speaker 1: days whatever, let's maybe tackle that at some point here,
Speaker 1: because I get I get a lot of questions about fasting.
Speaker 1: I think that might be a good topic.
Speaker 25: I will give you the Bible on fasting next week.
Speaker 1: Awesome confidence. I love ITJ. Thanks PJ.
Speaker 2: Thanks buddy, spoiler alert it's not worth it.
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: Thanks man. Yeah, our good friend PJ. Street. And with
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Speaker 2: We have work and we don't know what it is.
Speaker 2: Can we talk about the wine yway? That's a reason
Speaker 2: I'm bringing down all right.
Speaker 1: So it's the great, the great wine heist set of
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five, I mean, just epic heist that went on.
Speaker 1: So apparently, look, if you know anything about the kitchen
Speaker 1: in there, if there's anything edible or drinkable or even valuable,
Speaker 1: it will be consumed, stolen, hacked, whatever. Don't bring anything
Speaker 1: you like into that kitchen because it will be gone.
Speaker 2: Well, and I think that's what I was gonna ask too.
Speaker 2: If story that's gotta be common in most workplaces, I guess.
Speaker 2: But see the people work here, so that's.
Speaker 1: The thing is, there's not It's not like there's seventy
Speaker 1: five people here during the course of a day. It's
Speaker 1: so it's it's likely like one or two people that
Speaker 1: are the ones that are stealing everything.
Speaker 2: It's pretty easy to figure out.
Speaker 1: So anyway, so there was some wine apparently for an
Speaker 1: event that one of our sales folks have, and and
Speaker 1: I saw the two wine bottles in the kitchen as
Speaker 1: I walked in the studio when I when I came
Speaker 1: in earlier, you saw them, and you know that had
Speaker 1: no sign like free to whoever ws whatever. But I
Speaker 1: didn't think twice about it. But not five minutes after
Speaker 1: after we had come on air, everyone's running around who
Speaker 1: took the wine? Where is it at? No one knows.
Speaker 2: There's an all call email, Hey, everyone who took the
Speaker 2: wine that was in the kitchen.
Speaker 1: Surveillance cameras are being being looked at.
Speaker 2: Hey, I ain't gonna lie. I saw that wine there
Speaker 2: and I thought, well. Then I went back out there
Speaker 2: to get a cup of water and one of the
Speaker 2: bottles was gone, and I thought, well, they're giving this out.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna take one.
Speaker 1: And that's how it works. Wait a minute, if somebody
Speaker 1: else gonna take it, I'm gonna take it right better
Speaker 1: me than anyone.
Speaker 2: Just don't wonder if that's the same in all workplaces.
Speaker 2: Five one, three, seven, nine, seven thousand to eat under
Speaker 2: the Big One. Because it's true. I told Rock there.
Speaker 2: We went through a little phase here where there are
Speaker 2: never any coffee cups out there, you know, just because
Speaker 2: we have a coffee machine out there, and for I
Speaker 2: don't know, whatever reason, nobody bothered to order new cups.
Speaker 2: And I don't drink coffee here at work, but I
Speaker 2: go out there and get my give myself a cup
Speaker 2: of water. And so one day I brought in a
Speaker 2: red Solo cup from from home and it was was
Speaker 2: kind of a heavy plastic one, you know, and uh
Speaker 2: so I thought, well, well, I'll just just keep this
Speaker 2: here at work because we don't really have a I
Speaker 2: guess if we ask for a desk we could get one,
Speaker 2: but I never bothered to. But so, you know, you
Speaker 2: kind of have to tote it around with you, all right.
Speaker 2: So one day I walked out there to get a
Speaker 2: cup of water, and and I just and I whatever.
Speaker 2: I realized we need to go in there, and I
Speaker 2: ran in here or whatever. So I left it out
Speaker 2: there for probably ten minutes. I went out there to
Speaker 2: get it.
Speaker 6: It was gone.
Speaker 2: And I thought it was gone.
Speaker 1: Closing a golden chalice or even a cool Stanley mug
Speaker 1: or it.
Speaker 2: Was done the Holy Grail, nothing of that nature. And
Speaker 2: I thought, well, maybe somebody just threw it away. Nope,
Speaker 2: looked in the trash can.
Speaker 1: What in there?
Speaker 2: Somebody took a red Solo cup.
Speaker 1: I think it shows you how desperate things are around here.
Speaker 1: Someone took a red solo cup now now by the way,
Speaker 1: so I I drink out of my my damn beard
Speaker 1: counsel boy scouts cup a little mug here, my good
Speaker 1: buddy Travis McCormick gifted me. And I've probably had this
Speaker 1: for what two years or more, And the only reason
Speaker 1: it's stuck around is I put it on the very
Speaker 1: I'm the tallest guy in the bit, so I other
Speaker 1: than Joe Walter, and he can't he can't see that far.
Speaker 1: So I put on the very very top shelf so
Speaker 1: no one can steal it, because if I didn't, it'd
Speaker 1: be gone.
Speaker 2: Yes see, that's I will tell the tale on the
Speaker 2: on rock he in our old studio. Because that's another thing.
Speaker 2: Headphones around here are like that's like a gold bar.
Speaker 1: You can't even set them down on the table. They
Speaker 1: were gone, mysteriously, just disappear.
Speaker 2: And so you know I would take I would take
Speaker 2: mine and leave him in my car, bring him back
Speaker 2: the next day, you gotta. But he mister tall guy
Speaker 2: over here, could reach up and set them on top
Speaker 2: of was it a lighting fixture or something.
Speaker 1: It was like a shelf amber in the old studio
Speaker 1: Willie had, well, the Willie Doll that he had that
Speaker 1: thing up there. He used to sit up on top
Speaker 1: of a shelf and I'm just kind of just put
Speaker 1: him up there, and yeah, no one could reach him.
Speaker 2: So you'd have to be pretty pathetic to stand on
Speaker 2: a chair to steal some headphone. So Rock, now that
Speaker 2: you're up to date on what's going on around here. See,
Speaker 2: I don't know if the wine caper has been solved
Speaker 2: yet or not. We'll keep you updated. Rock in other
Speaker 2: news coming up here later in the show. I know
Speaker 2: we're gonna be talking to Alex Stone about how expensive cars.
Speaker 2: You're not going to believe this number if you ever
Speaker 2: heard it.
Speaker 1: It's absolutely in saying to think what a just a
Speaker 1: normal car is these days.
Speaker 2: Ye know, we'll be talking about that later. But also,
Speaker 2: you know, expensive cars, expensive car maintenance, right, make sure. Yeah,
Speaker 2: So this happened to a woman in New York City.
Speaker 2: She spent seven hundred dollars for mechanics to investigate a
Speaker 2: bizarre crackling sound that was in her car was driving
Speaker 2: her knuts. She had had this car for a while.
Speaker 2: She said, I thought there was something wrong, this crackling
Speaker 2: noise it kept hearing. She said. A prior mechanic found
Speaker 2: signs of rodents in her engine, so she was worried
Speaker 2: there could be a rats nest in there because she
Speaker 2: parks her She parks her car on the street in
Speaker 2: New York City, so you know, anything like that got
Speaker 2: to be happening. So as she did an Internet search,
Speaker 2: she's looking could be that sounds like low good coolant
Speaker 2: levels blah blah blah. So she was Since he was
Speaker 2: due for her sixty thousand mile checkup, she took it
Speaker 2: in and asked the mechanics to investigate the sound. They
Speaker 2: reported they didn't hear anything and just said, I don't
Speaker 2: want to tell you. And so while she was sitting
Speaker 2: there in her car one day, she was like, there
Speaker 2: it is again, and she noticed that her this car
Speaker 2: comes equipped with you know, the entertainment. You know, you
Speaker 2: got your screen and whatnot. And what had happened was
Speaker 2: somehow or another, she had engaged the Sounds of Nature
Speaker 2: app that was included in her sound system. And it's like,
Speaker 2: you know, Christmas time and you can you know, have
Speaker 2: the fire, the log.
Speaker 1: Right, you're right, yeah, the crack, the sound, the rainfall,
Speaker 1: uh right, thing.
Speaker 2: So she had activated the somehow or another activated the
Speaker 2: crackling lug sound effect and that's what she was hearing.
Speaker 1: That's hilarious. After she spent seven hundred and do you
Speaker 1: think they knew or.
Speaker 2: Just like, uh, man, let's let's talk to Jim and Amelia.
Speaker 2: Hey Jim, what are we talking about here? Stolen stuff
Speaker 2: at work or what?
Speaker 22: Yeah? Some does that work? And there wasn't food, but
Speaker 22: it was these you know, the collection of all the
Speaker 22: miniature football helmet NFL football. Yeah, you know, the little
Speaker 22: miniature things. It was a great collection. I had them
Speaker 22: on the shelf in the line office when I worked
Speaker 22: at the airport and kept them up there. We would
Speaker 22: shuffle them around with the playoffs were going to be
Speaker 22: and stuff who's helmets next to who is? And came
Speaker 22: in after my vacation and they were gone, and I'm like, oh,
Speaker 22: my little football houlets were gone. And I'm like, man,
Speaker 22: what a bummer?
Speaker 9: You know?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Did they just like get some did the powers that
Speaker 2: be get sick of looking at him and threw them
Speaker 2: out or and somebody just take them?
Speaker 22: I think somebody just took it because it was a
Speaker 22: nice little collection, you know, those little plastic well you
Speaker 22: know those things. But they were great. Man. It was
Speaker 22: like the eagles and everybody. And I was like, oh man,
Speaker 22: what are they about? Maybe somebody, but no, I could
Speaker 22: could never find out. So I'm like, eh, take that
Speaker 22: to the bank.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the thing.
Speaker 2: Thanks you.
Speaker 1: At least I'm laying around.
Speaker 2: I'll snatch it some Well, him telling you about it
Speaker 2: reminded me of we were We went down to Gatlinburg
Speaker 2: just been three four years ago, and the boys went
Speaker 2: with us, and we rented a cabin and there was
Speaker 2: a pool table in there. Me and the boys were
Speaker 2: shooting pool and I look up and you know, they
Speaker 2: had the cube rack there. Uh, And I look up there.
Speaker 2: I was like, what is that? And both of my
Speaker 2: boys are like six five and they go and they're
Speaker 2: like and Jack reaches up there and pulls it down
Speaker 2: and it was a cheeto. So somebody and uh, It's
Speaker 2: like that's weird. Well, then we started noticing. We were
Speaker 2: there for like five days. Then we started noticing that
Speaker 2: somebody had taken cheetos and placed them randomly all around
Speaker 2: this cabin on top of it. Remember you tell me
Speaker 2: about this, And I was like, is this some kind
Speaker 2: of a witch thing or we under a spell? What's
Speaker 2: happening here? So then we all kind of became obsessed.
Speaker 2: But trying to find all the cheetos.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking about the person that probably spent upwards of
Speaker 1: an hour hiding Cheetos and weird places in your room.
Speaker 2: Great, how much weed do you smoke? And like, I
Speaker 2: got out a good idea, let's do let's hide cheetos
Speaker 2: all around that.
Speaker 1: It also may be ducation about how little they actually
Speaker 1: clean off that room.
Speaker 2: I was thinking, nothing, let's talk about stolen stuff and
Speaker 2: work with Keith and Franklin. Hey Keith, what's going on? Buddy?
Speaker 4: Hey guys, how you doing?
Speaker 1: Listen to you.
Speaker 4: I have a funny story I have. I have a
Speaker 4: very nice coffee cup. It's a corksickle and at the
Speaker 4: end of the day I go out to the sink
Speaker 4: and I wash it out and I'll sit it down,
Speaker 4: go use the restroom. Well, I had left it one day,
Speaker 4: so I asked called work that's the wady to go
Speaker 4: get it for me, and they come back and said
Speaker 4: there's nothing out there. So the next day I had
Speaker 4: security look at the footage from the hallway to find
Speaker 4: out who took it. Well, this lady had picked it up,
Speaker 4: didn't wash it, didn't do nothing, just took it. Evidently
Speaker 4: I had taken it home because she had to bring
Speaker 4: it back, gave it to my supervisor, who gave it
Speaker 4: to somebody else that I had to go get it from.
Speaker 4: And the irony part of the story is the lady
Speaker 4: that originally took it is now dating one of my
Speaker 4: best friends. So I told him, I said, if you
Speaker 4: have a special occasion to get her one of these mugs.
Speaker 4: He said, no, that might cause some problems. She really
Speaker 4: likes it.
Speaker 3: She really likes it.
Speaker 30: She stole it.
Speaker 2: That's great. I like to get in the middle of
Speaker 2: that over a mug.
Speaker 1: Some people came become ridal, attached their their mugs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's talk to Tony. Tony, what's going on tomorrow?
Speaker 24: Well tomorrow so you know, Well, said yeah, buddy of mine.
Speaker 24: A few years back, I caught him.
Speaker 22: Ah, I didn't.
Speaker 24: I didn't actually catch him in the act. But uh,
Speaker 24: I had a breakfast for you. I knewd for breakfast,
Speaker 24: and uh about a minute after I knew that, I
Speaker 24: went and grabbed my keys and got everything ready and
Speaker 24: come back and it's gone. So I go out in
Speaker 24: the into the shop and he is stuffing his face
Speaker 24: with it at the morning meeting, stuffing his face. It's
Speaker 24: it's falling all over him. He's like and it looked
Speaker 24: like he was enjoying pretty good. So I walk up
Speaker 24: to him and I was like, Hey, that's that's my breakfast.
Speaker 24: You're stuffing in your face, right, And he gets this
Speaker 24: crap look on his face, and I proceeded to like
Speaker 24: JOm him up one side down the other, and needless
Speaker 24: to say, he's all about almost in tears.
Speaker 22: This big fat dude's like.
Speaker 24: Almost in tears. And literally he leaves like like seven
Speaker 24: dollars on my desk, and then for the next like
Speaker 24: two or three days he ends up buying me breakfast
Speaker 24: and leaving it on my on my uh on my
Speaker 24: desk every morning. The strangest thing in the world. But yeah,
Speaker 24: I mean, right in front of everybody, he just stuff
Speaker 24: in the space.
Speaker 1: And that's that's an extra kind of bold. If you
Speaker 1: steal someone's food, like from certainly from the microwave or
Speaker 1: near the microwave, that's an like what possibly could he
Speaker 1: have justified is the reason why he should eat that thing? Right?
Speaker 24: He didn't have anything to say. I mean literally he
Speaker 24: was so surprised. I mean I was up on him,
Speaker 24: like you know, and he literally looked like he was
Speaker 24: gonna cry. And uh but yeah, he w.
Speaker 22: We end up being good friends after that.
Speaker 24: But yeah, scare the crap out of it.
Speaker 29: It was kind of fun.
Speaker 2: That's funny, thanks, Tony. I see, I've never heard anything that,
Speaker 2: you know, egregious.
Speaker 1: You know, no, I's never done that. But again, that's
Speaker 1: an extra kind of bold. Well, right, that's if if
Speaker 1: there's like a plate of twelve cupcakes in there, okay,
Speaker 1: you take a cup, but if there's one cupcake, you
Speaker 1: were thinking, well, that's probably brought that thing in.
Speaker 2: And it's got a birthday candle in it.
Speaker 1: And right, says Steve on it.
Speaker 2: Let's talk to Laurie downtown, right quick, Hey Laurie, what's
Speaker 2: going on?
Speaker 1: How you doing well?
Speaker 31: He I hate to say that you were totally amateur hour.
Speaker 31: If you bring a red cup, solo cup in, you
Speaker 31: gotta gotta get a sharpie and put your.
Speaker 2: Name on it. That's well, see, Laurie, I get it.
Speaker 2: I understand that now. But who's I'm thinking, who's going
Speaker 2: to steal a solo cup for God's.
Speaker 31: Sake, I wouldn't. I don't like I don't like even
Speaker 31: finding a water that that even the cap might look
Speaker 31: like it's still close. I'm not taking it because I
Speaker 31: don't know where it came from, so it.
Speaker 6: Would not meet me.
Speaker 31: Who would steal your red Solo cup?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: I wanted to put on a memo that said it, well,
Speaker 2: I carry it. I had my urine sample and.
Speaker 1: That well, Laurie, to your point, I have kids, and
Speaker 1: I assume you do too, because yeah, if you have kids,
Speaker 1: they have friends, you must put those names or you
Speaker 1: have fifty cups all over the place.
Speaker 31: Now I'm the type A. I want my stuff and
Speaker 31: I don't want anyone else to touch my stuff. I've
Speaker 31: got coffee mugs in the kitchen. I have my name
Speaker 31: written on them with a sharpie. But I got a
Speaker 31: couple of things to share. So we have a quote
Speaker 31: share table in the kitchen. So anything you put on
Speaker 31: that kitchen, that surface means it's a free for all.
Speaker 31: Whether it's like you know, leftover giveaway from a conference
Speaker 31: you went to, or you decided to make banana cake.
Speaker 31: So there's like that table means that's.
Speaker 3: A free for all.
Speaker 31: If it's on another table in the kitchen. That's sort
Speaker 31: of the that's somebody else's. They just laid it there
Speaker 31: and they're going to come back and get it. So
Speaker 31: we have an unwritten rule of the share table and
Speaker 31: the non share table.
Speaker 1: I like that.
Speaker 31: That's kind of our little it's I don't know, it
Speaker 31: was just that's that's like when we have our own birthdays,
Speaker 31: we have to bring the cupcakes or the donuts in
Speaker 31: and then that goes on the free table. But recently
Speaker 31: the people use so we have I don't know, ten knives,
Speaker 31: ten forks with small office about thirty five people. Someone
Speaker 31: kept some the forks kept disappearing. I mean someone would
Speaker 31: use them and they'd leave them at their cubicle where
Speaker 31: they'd take them home, didn't bring them back. And I
Speaker 31: finally went out and bought ten ten stainless steel forks,
Speaker 31: you know, cheap kind. Wherever I got them, I took
Speaker 31: a sharpie and I numbered them one through ten on
Speaker 31: the back, and I came into the kitchen and I said, look, everybody,
Speaker 31: here's ten new forks, and we're gonna see how long
Speaker 31: these last. Within within two weeks, half the forks were gone.
Speaker 31: I would flip them on the back. I'm like, okay,
Speaker 31: fur number three is missing?
Speaker 30: Has four number.
Speaker 31: Three because I see one, two, four, and five in
Speaker 31: the drawer, but where's number three? So there's a there's
Speaker 31: a black hole of forks somewhere in our office. And
Speaker 31: and this is a small office with I think, very
Speaker 31: civilized people. But the fork mystery is ongoing.
Speaker 2: Well, Laurie, thanks for to see those things disappear from
Speaker 2: my house too.
Speaker 1: It's like, yeah, like do you have like like bigger
Speaker 1: spoons and little little spoons? But for some reason, like
Speaker 1: almost all of our big spoons are gone. I mean
Speaker 1: maybe I accidentally throw them away. I don't know.
Speaker 2: See the big spoon little spoon thing is in my
Speaker 2: house since our boys are gone. You always look for
Speaker 2: something to fight about. And if you're eating soup in
Speaker 2: my house, deb will eat her soup with a teaspoon.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, what kind of an insane person does that?
Speaker 2: The person I married, I don't like, why don't you
Speaker 2: use a big spoon? That's hardly a like oh minutes,
Speaker 2: that's the way I've always done it. Will I'd just
Speaker 2: like to throw a bunch of my gob.
Speaker 1: Man right exactly. Get it over with here, with that
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Speaker 1: Myself, Lance and Mo will be down at the Holy Grail. Uh,
Speaker 1: somehow you get a day off. We'll talk about that later.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, we'll be there hammered, which would be great. I'd
Speaker 1: love that and the yes in the Roundtable show tonight
Speaker 1: and you know, I got to get on the chopper
Speaker 1: and all that, and you know, and we're getting that
Speaker 1: squared away. But nevertheless, kind of switching the days around.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna check in with our good friend Jason
Speaker 1: Hoffman of The Inquirer. We're gonna talk about our sports
Speaker 1: picks NFL action here today.
Speaker 6: Jason.
Speaker 1: How are you doing good?
Speaker 3: Rock?
Speaker 6: How are you?
Speaker 1: We're good?
Speaker 2: Well, so, how let's ask about last week? How'd you do?
Speaker 6: We didn't do bad.
Speaker 20: We went five hundred, so we didn't make any but
Speaker 20: we didn't lose any.
Speaker 1: All Right, as I win. If I go to Vegas
Speaker 1: and I cash in for a five hundred, hit the
Speaker 1: blackjack table for three hours and cash out with the
Speaker 1: same money, I'm good man.
Speaker 2: If you go to Vegas and leave with what you
Speaker 2: came with, Yeah, you're way way ahead, way ahead. Let's
Speaker 2: let's get to the picks. Will of course save the
Speaker 2: tomorrow for last. Let's start with the London game. It's
Speaker 2: the Rams and Jags seeing Rams by three in this one.
Speaker 20: Yeah, unlike the terrible product that we sent over there
Speaker 20: last week, this should actually be a pretty good game
Speaker 20: to Jaguars defenses is stout. The Rams are really good
Speaker 20: on defense, as everyone knows, they've just fallen short in
Speaker 20: a couple of games. I like the Rams in this spot,
Speaker 20: even though the Jags basically London is their second home,
Speaker 20: so we're gonna go ram a right.
Speaker 1: Very good. I always liked games that have kind of
Speaker 1: big spreads on them, and the Las Vegas Raiders aren't
Speaker 1: very good. They play the Chiefs or all of a
Speaker 1: sudden just absolutely red hot. I'm seeing Chiefs minus twelve
Speaker 1: and a half. That's a big number in the NFL.
Speaker 20: Yeah, that's partially thanks to the betting public. This game
Speaker 20: opened at ten and a half and that has moved
Speaker 20: two points because of how much money's on the Chiefs
Speaker 20: after what they did in Detroit last week or on
Speaker 20: Monday night. I should say, but I don't like the
Speaker 20: Chiefs being on a rest disadvantage here. So I'm gonna
Speaker 20: actually take the twelve and a half with that Pete
Speaker 20: Carroll defense and see if Max Crosby can't get home
Speaker 20: a few times, maybe maybe cause a turnover too.
Speaker 1: Here we go, all right.
Speaker 2: One that caught my eye simply because the Browns are
Speaker 2: favored the Dolphins at the Browns. I'm seeing Browns by
Speaker 2: two and a half within over a forty.
Speaker 20: Yeah, So this game's tricky. There's a lot of room
Speaker 20: going around that this could be the last game that
Speaker 20: Mike McDaniel coaches in Miami. We've all seen the reports
Speaker 20: of what's going on down there to a Tongua Bay
Speaker 20: Loa basically saying there's no leadership in the locker room whatever.
Speaker 20: And on the other side of that, there's some there's
Speaker 20: some rumblings that with Cleveland trading Joe Flaker to the
Speaker 20: Bengals that they are going to move on from Kevin
Speaker 20: Stefanski if he can't get Dylan Gabriel orschid Or Sanders
Speaker 20: to get this offense going. So I'm gonna go with
Speaker 20: the over in the point total here over forty, I
Speaker 20: think the Browns win this one. Out right, and again
Speaker 20: I think it's the last time we seen Mike McDaniel
Speaker 20: on Miami's sideline.
Speaker 1: You talk about a meteoric rise, I mean two years ago,
Speaker 1: he was just what everybody was talking to. And he's
Speaker 1: the new age coach and they listen to music and
Speaker 1: he doesn't yell at anybody. And I just feel like
Speaker 1: that sort of thing cycles in and out of football,
Speaker 1: But what seems to always come back to working is
Speaker 1: Tom Coughlin and you know, Bill Parcells and Bill Belichick
Speaker 1: and and run a tight ship kind of thing. So
Speaker 1: that'll be interesting. And another guy which leads us to
Speaker 1: our next game, New England Patriots and Tennessee Titans. Same thing,
Speaker 1: Mike Rabel, who they ran out of Tennessee. Yeah, he's
Speaker 1: now going to face his former team having just fired
Speaker 1: their head coach. What a day ago. I'm seeing Patriots
Speaker 1: minus seven and a half against the oh to five Titans.
Speaker 20: Yeah, I'll take this all day long. I don't think
Speaker 20: Brian Callahan was the main problem there. I think organizationally,
Speaker 20: they have no vision, they have no identity in Tennessee.
Speaker 25: Uh.
Speaker 20: And Mike Rabel has the Patriots playing way better than
Speaker 20: what their rosters should be. So I'm gonna I'm gonna
Speaker 20: lay the points here in a Mike Rabel revenge game.
Speaker 2: Alrighty, and what should be a good game Eagles at Vikings.
Speaker 2: Seeing Eagles by a point and a half here.
Speaker 20: Yeah, I'm all over the Vikings in this one. The
Speaker 20: Eagles have a lot of drama going onto their locker
Speaker 20: room right now, and they just they haven't found their
Speaker 20: identity yet this year. The Vikings, on the other hand,
Speaker 20: with Kevin O'Connell, are coming off of bye week, so
Speaker 20: he'll have you know, he's going to have a great
Speaker 20: scheme drawn up, and I think the Vikings are gonna
Speaker 20: win this one out right.
Speaker 1: Interesting, Let's go another one here, I watch you know,
Speaker 1: before the season, you wouldn't have said this is a
Speaker 1: good game. But you got the New York Giants, you know,
Speaker 1: and Jackson Darton. You know, they got some excitement going
Speaker 1: on there a little bit against the Broncos who have
Speaker 1: won their last three. How you seeing this one? The
Speaker 1: line is wow, Broncos minus seven and a half.
Speaker 20: Huh Yeah, I like, I like what New York has
Speaker 20: going on right now. That Thursday night game last week
Speaker 20: was incredible with Cam skataboo just being a total lunatic.
Speaker 20: They're a lot of fun to watch right now. And
Speaker 20: with the with the hook being in there with seven
Speaker 20: and a half, I like the Giants just to keep
Speaker 20: it close.
Speaker 1: Probably not went.
Speaker 20: Out right, maybe lose by a field goal, but I
Speaker 20: definitely like that extra half point.
Speaker 1: Al Right.
Speaker 2: He is switching to the Monday games. Now, how about
Speaker 2: the but the Bucks the resurgent Baker Mayfield at the
Speaker 2: Detroit Lions, seeing the Lions by five and a half
Speaker 2: with a Giant over under a fifty two and a half.
Speaker 20: Wow, Yeah, I like the under in this game. First off,
Speaker 20: the Lions are coming off that disappointing loss to the Chiefs,
Speaker 20: and Baker Mayfield again, as you said, resurgency here, He's
Speaker 20: got that team playing confident, playing with that swagger. His
Speaker 20: receivers are catching balls that they have no business catching
Speaker 20: in traffic, and I like them to keep this close.
Speaker 20: But I think the Lions bounce back and win. I'm
Speaker 20: just not going to take the point or lay the points.
Speaker 7: I should say.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you this, Jason, are there odds right
Speaker 1: now on NFL MVP? Because I have to imagine Baker
Speaker 1: Mayfield is right at the top of that. That guy is
Speaker 1: playing out of his mind right now.
Speaker 20: Yeah, for sure. It's funny. Brought that up this morning,
Speaker 20: or no, I got an email Tuesday morning, I should say,
Speaker 20: with odds change from BETMGM to where at BETMGM, Baker
Speaker 20: Mayfield moved into number two in the odds for MVP,
Speaker 20: with Mahomes being one. But there's a few books out
Speaker 20: there that if you look, he's actually the odds on
Speaker 20: favorite right now. So yeah, like I said, playing out
Speaker 20: of his mind right now, and it's certainly reflected in
Speaker 20: the books there.
Speaker 2: All right. How about that other Monday night game, Texans
Speaker 2: at Seahawks Seahawks three and a half, I'm.
Speaker 20: Seeing, Yeah, just because Seattle's playing at home. I liked
Speaker 20: them in this one. Houston's kind of finding their identity
Speaker 20: right now. Seattle looks like definitely a playoff contender. Sam
Speaker 20: Darnold is playing the best, absolute best football with his
Speaker 20: professional career right now, and with that home crowd the
Speaker 20: twelves there, I like the Seahawks in this one.
Speaker 1: All right. Let's go to the big Thursday night showdown
Speaker 1: season hanging in the balance for your Cincinnati Bengals against
Speaker 1: the Steelers. I mean, you couldn't create a better script here.
Speaker 1: Bengals absolutely need to win Patriots. I believe he won
Speaker 1: the last three or Patriots Steelers have won the last three.
Speaker 1: How you seeing this one on forward?
Speaker 19: Here?
Speaker 1: He got the Flacco hopefully making a bigger step here
Speaker 1: in week two, a little more, you know, comfortable with
Speaker 1: the offense. How you seeing this.
Speaker 4: One so yet?
Speaker 20: In media availability on Tuesday, Cam Hayward called this the
Speaker 20: icy Hot Bowl because the combined age of the starting
Speaker 20: quarterbacks is eighty one years old. That's the best I
Speaker 20: see an awesome old school shootout here. I'm going to
Speaker 20: take the over on the point total, and I don't
Speaker 20: really like five and a half. It's a weird number,
Speaker 20: but I'm gonna take the Bengals plus the five and
Speaker 20: a half they I think with Flacco, with the way
Speaker 20: he looked in the second half against Green Bay, you
Speaker 20: could actually absolutely talk yourself into the Bengals winning out right,
Speaker 20: But I like them to keep it within a field
Speaker 20: goal regardless.
Speaker 2: So you're taking an over on forty three and a
Speaker 2: half hut. So there you got them going at it.
Speaker 20: Yeah, I think you know I wrote my preview that's
Speaker 20: or not preview, but the three keys that's in the
Speaker 20: In the enquiry on sinsay dot com, I wrote, I
Speaker 20: wrote that everyone neither neither Flaco nor Aaron Rodgers are
Speaker 20: going to be one hundred percent in this game because
Speaker 20: they the short turnaround to Thursday night. So what the heck,
Speaker 20: everything's going to hurt Friday morning. Anyway, you might as
Speaker 20: well air it out there.
Speaker 1: You go, man, chuck the ball around, Let's go. That
Speaker 1: would be fun just to see a good old you
Speaker 1: know whatever for here. Something all right, very good, Jason one.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 1: Some good college games this weekend. One of course I'm
Speaker 1: most interested in is USC at Notre Dame. You know,
Speaker 1: USC is playing well at five and one, doing some
Speaker 1: good things. I like their quarterback a lot. Notre Dame
Speaker 1: has been playing great too. After those opening season losses
Speaker 1: in the first two games, Notre Dame desperately needs this
Speaker 1: to keep any playoff hopes a lot. They lose one
Speaker 1: more from here on out, there's absolutely no chance I'm
Speaker 1: seeing what, Yeah, Notre Dame minus nine and a half.
Speaker 20: Well, yeah, I don't really like the nine and a
Speaker 20: half here. I like it more to touchdown, So I'm
Speaker 20: gonna stay away. From the digree. You know, seasons on
Speaker 20: the line. They got to win this game. If I
Speaker 20: had to take points, I would take USC plus the points.
Speaker 20: But I think Notre Dame wins outright. I think car
Speaker 20: right now is the best all around quarterback in college football. Wow,
Speaker 20: and yeah, I like I like Notre Dame right now
Speaker 20: to win this game. Maybe not cover the nine and
Speaker 20: a half, but definitely.
Speaker 2: To win all right with While we're talking about college,
Speaker 2: let me ask you guys about something. Is Indiana for real?
Speaker 1: I think so? I mean that coach is for real.
Speaker 1: I mean you talk about a guy that's done more
Speaker 1: with you know, not having all the I think they
Speaker 1: have no five stars and only a few four stars.
Speaker 1: Churts Signetti. I think he's a dark horse candidate for
Speaker 1: for Penn State. You know. I mean, guys won everywhere
Speaker 1: he's been Division two at JMU, he won, comes right
Speaker 1: into Indiana and wins. I think they're a good team.
Speaker 1: What do you think Jayson?
Speaker 20: Yeah, for sure, and he was the he was going
Speaker 20: to be the next guy up if UC didn't get
Speaker 20: Scott Siderfield. But he was number two on their list reportedly,
Speaker 20: and like you had mentioned earlier, Rock the old school
Speaker 20: football coach. He's yep, said it many times. He doesn't
Speaker 20: care how many stars are next to your name. He
Speaker 20: wants certain types of players and you know, to use
Speaker 20: a coaching cliche, man, he's got them. He's got them
Speaker 20: all pulling in the same direction.
Speaker 2: I think they're for real for sure. All right, with that,
Speaker 2: we will let you go, Jason, good luck, buddy.
Speaker 20: All right, Jens. Thanks, Let's go make some money.
Speaker 2: All right, thanks, Chase, our good friend Jason Hoppin the
Speaker 2: editor from the Inquire Cincinnati dot com. And yeah, I
Speaker 2: wanted to ask you about that because a good friend
Speaker 2: of mine is an IU grad and he is all
Speaker 2: about his who.
Speaker 1: I met with him two years ago when he was
Speaker 1: a coach at JMU and just a smart, no nonsense,
Speaker 1: all ball guy, you know, for an athletic director. And
Speaker 1: everyone throws around the word balance, need work life balance.
Speaker 1: You don't have any balance. He's all ball. And if
Speaker 1: you're an AD whose job is number one job that
Speaker 1: you have as an AD is get a football coach
Speaker 1: in there to lead a program. You don't want to
Speaker 1: hear nothing about what they like to do in their
Speaker 1: free time. And there's no free time, and much you
Speaker 1: asked Bill Belichick about that. Yeah, I've worked for him
Speaker 1: for about fifty years and then there you go. So
Speaker 1: he started to find another interest and we get what we.
Speaker 2: Get one certain interest. Yeah, yeah, with yes, and we
Speaker 2: all know what her name is. Just ask Willy with that.
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Speaker 1: Get out there. And speaking of I mean another reason
Speaker 1: I use the chopper as I mean the car service
Speaker 1: they wanted to give me. It's outrageous. Have you seen
Speaker 1: the costs the price of new vehicles these days?
Speaker 2: I saw it, and I hadn't heard this, but now
Speaker 2: I saw this story We're about to talk to Alex
Speaker 2: Stone about and I can't believe it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely enjoying us right now to talk about the
Speaker 1: sticker shock that's go on with new cars these days, Alex.
Speaker 1: I think anybody who's bought a car or thought about
Speaker 1: buying a car recently, you know, walks onto a lawn
Speaker 1: says that base model truck over there costs what talk
Speaker 1: to us about?
Speaker 8: Yeah, and if you want leather seats or anything else,
Speaker 8: and it's insane. So Yeah, there's a new data out
Speaker 8: from Kelly Bluebook today and the average price of a
Speaker 8: new car in the US is now above fifty thousand
Speaker 8: dollars for the first time ever. That the average price
Speaker 8: of what people are paying and car prices, they had
Speaker 8: been going up because of supplying demand coming out of
Speaker 8: the pandemic, they went up more in September. Some of
Speaker 8: that is linked back to tariffs and the fear over
Speaker 8: tariffs all that, but a big part of this is,
Speaker 8: according to economists, those who have the means, who are
Speaker 8: doing well in this economy are buying more expensive luxury
Speaker 8: vehicles and electric vehicles, and those costs more. That this
Speaker 8: has turned into a situation where those who have good investments,
Speaker 8: I mean, you see what's going on with the markets,
Speaker 8: their money has grown, they can afford more. They're driving
Speaker 8: up prices. Those who can't or don't invest are kind
Speaker 8: of left behind and all of this, and car makers
Speaker 8: are tailoring what's available to a higher end market like
Speaker 8: other industries are as well, because there is an appetite
Speaker 8: for that. We talked to Stephen Kate said at bank Rate,
Speaker 8: and he put it like.
Speaker 30: This, the portion of people who are buying those higher
Speaker 30: end vehicles a lot of that. Maybe electric vehicles which
Speaker 30: generally have a higher sticker price, larger sud luxury vehicle,
Speaker 30: you know, those are a bigger share of what is
Speaker 30: being sold today. We're seeing that lower end cars, less
Speaker 30: expensive cars, they are making up a much smaller share
Speaker 30: of what's being currently sold.
Speaker 8: And so if the car makers can make higher end
Speaker 8: cars and make more money off of them, that's what
Speaker 8: they're going to do. And then if you say, well,
Speaker 8: then I'm going to go to a used car, the
Speaker 8: data shows and new cars and newer used cars are
Speaker 8: very close in price right now for Toyota and Honda
Speaker 8: and others, that it's not always an option for somebody
Speaker 8: who say, well, then I'm just going to go get
Speaker 8: a cheaper used car, because the used cars are not
Speaker 8: that much cheaper. He told us this similar, And when.
Speaker 30: I looked up the cost of a twenty twenty one
Speaker 30: mentenra versus a brand new one, the cost difference is
Speaker 30: roughly one thousand dollars. So you can buy a brand
Speaker 30: new car for just a little bit more than you
Speaker 30: might buy a four year old survey on car. So
Speaker 30: what is the better value?
Speaker 8: Which is pretty crazy right now because of supply and
Speaker 8: demand and the what people are looking for that a
Speaker 8: lot of used cars are almost as expensive as a
Speaker 8: new one. One economist guy was saying that the twenty
Speaker 8: thousand dollars car that you know was around when we
Speaker 8: were beginning to drive, that that is a thing of
Speaker 8: years gone by. There are cars that are in the
Speaker 8: upper twenties and in the thirties, but they aren't as
Speaker 8: desirable and people are shelling out a lot more money
Speaker 8: for luxury cars. There is this same trend in other
Speaker 8: ways of how we spend money. Airline travel is very
Speaker 8: similar to it. Those who have done well are spending
Speaker 8: to upgrade and to go in more curious travel. That
Speaker 8: is why Southwest is now going more of a mainline airline.
Speaker 8: Spirit is having trouble surviving because people don't want the
Speaker 8: you know, the basic fair any longer. Stephen added this.
Speaker 30: Another example is Delta Airlines just recorded they spect more
Speaker 30: revenue coming from first class and premium cabin than they
Speaker 30: do from the rest of the airplane. Frankly, just people
Speaker 30: who have the memes are spending, and those who are
Speaker 30: feeling more squeezed, they're staying home.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so it could be buying an airline ticket or
Speaker 8: buying a car, just some figure straw. You know, the
Speaker 8: average car is now over fifty thousand dollars, Sofie says,
Speaker 8: the average salary in the US is sixty six, six
Speaker 8: hundred and twenty two dollars experiences. The average new car
Speaker 8: loan at this point, based on these prices, is now
Speaker 8: six years, with the average car payment in those six
Speaker 8: years being seven hundred and forty nine dollars a month.
Speaker 8: Recruiter says the average monthly take home pay is forty
Speaker 8: eight hundred bucks, so almost eight hundred of the forty
Speaker 8: eight hundred is going to the car payment. Then you
Speaker 8: got take into a over six years. That is maintenance.
Speaker 8: You know you're gonna have a problem with it. You
Speaker 8: know you're gonna go through probably two sets of tires.
Speaker 8: You got brakes in there, yeah, of course gas. Many
Speaker 8: families need two or more cars if you've got kids driving,
Speaker 8: So it is expensive right now to own a car,
Speaker 8: I know.
Speaker 1: What you're saying about. I mean on a smaller scale
Speaker 1: with the other day, I was looking at, you know,
Speaker 1: maybe getting one of my kids an ATV right like
Speaker 1: a quad, and the used prices are like two hundred
Speaker 1: dollars less than the brand new and you're see here
Speaker 1: like what you know, which is which is and all
Speaker 1: of them are high, you know, So yeah, you're in
Speaker 1: that kind of weird thing, same as the cars where
Speaker 1: you think, okay, I'll buy us and save myself a
Speaker 1: couple thousand bucks. It ain't happening.
Speaker 30: No.
Speaker 8: I was just kind of, you know, looking around online
Speaker 8: and then going okay, at Toyota four Runner, and I
Speaker 8: mean used ones that are like twenty eighteen, twenty nineteen,
Speaker 8: they're still going for like fifty five grand, sixty grand
Speaker 8: that the price just doesn't go down.
Speaker 2: That's that's so that's crazy to me, because I had
Speaker 2: I used to have a four Runner. Of course it
Speaker 2: was I probably bought it ten years ago or something.
Speaker 2: It was ten twelve years ago, and I remember paying
Speaker 2: I think it was like thirty one grand for it,
Speaker 2: and I thought that was a lot.
Speaker 8: Oh no, if you go for a new four erunner now,
Speaker 8: I mean granted you know I'm talking. Yeah, you want
Speaker 8: some of the options on them. Now you can get
Speaker 8: a bare basement that won for probably the upper forties,
Speaker 8: but they're expensive. But Toyota, Honda, you know, there are
Speaker 8: the brands that definitely hold their their prices.
Speaker 1: I mean that's the other thing too, is cars used
Speaker 1: to be you know, four four wheels of steering wheel,
Speaker 1: air conditioned, heat radio, and that was about it. Now
Speaker 1: I mean they essentially have a super powered computer, which
Speaker 1: you know that there's a cost aspect there, and then
Speaker 1: you know, heated seats. You know, you try to do
Speaker 1: all these things, and that's I imagine that's part of
Speaker 1: the reason that these prices jumped too.
Speaker 8: That is a big part of it, and people expect
Speaker 8: all of that now that Yeah, there are a lot
Speaker 8: of mandatory safety things that they've got to put in
Speaker 8: there of the lane departure and the backup camera and
Speaker 8: all of that. But yeah, and if it's an electric vehicle, yeah,
Speaker 8: it's like a giant iPhone driving around with all of
Speaker 8: the technology and the battery on board and everything. But yeah,
Speaker 8: if you don't have the center screen, if you don't
Speaker 8: have things that we'd take for granted now, electric windows,
Speaker 8: all of that, if you don't have eats, You're going,
Speaker 8: what is this thing?
Speaker 30: Man?
Speaker 8: I don't want people. They want the nicer things.
Speaker 2: All right with that, Alex, we will let you go. Buddy,
Speaker 2: thanks so much. You got to thank you our good
Speaker 2: friend to Alex Stone from ABC. And yeah, we when
Speaker 2: we were just on vacation in August there out in
Speaker 2: when we went to Tahoe. The car we got didn't
Speaker 2: have a backup camera on it, and I've I've just
Speaker 2: gotten so used to having one in my car, and
Speaker 2: I were like, I actually have to like turn around
Speaker 2: and look to see where I'm going.
Speaker 1: By the way, That's why I never use those things
Speaker 1: because I don't want to become dependent on them.
Speaker 2: And let me tell you something, you totally do, but
Speaker 2: I just proved it. I'm telling you. I was like,
Speaker 2: oh crap, I have to turn around.
Speaker 1: I remember the first truck I abought when I got
Speaker 1: in the league, you know, and I needed a truck
Speaker 1: and it was a it was an instant. Two thousand
Speaker 1: and two GMC black, and it had like a Southern
Speaker 1: Comfort custom package on it. And it was thirty grand, right,
Speaker 1: I mean, so it wasn't some you know, but it
Speaker 1: was like that was like what a customized truck with
Speaker 1: wheels and the whole deal costs. And I was thirty grand.
Speaker 1: And now like a base model pickup.
Speaker 2: Is that's insane?
Speaker 1: Fifty fifty four grand with that.
Speaker 2: Let's check in with traffic and weather. What is going
Speaker 2: on