Speaker 1: The Reds the Bengals from Mark Sanchez, which we'll get
Speaker 1: to here in a little bit.
Speaker 2: I say, yeah, Mark Sanchez, that's a whole different level
Speaker 2: of screwge.
Speaker 3: That was.
Speaker 1: I mean, I was on Saturday, I was getting ready
Speaker 1: for my game. You know, you're checking social media and stuff.
Speaker 1: You're like what, huh, yeah, huh, you know, and then
Speaker 1: he's like, oh my god. The first thing you see
Speaker 1: is he was stabbed. So he was walking around in
Speaker 1: some miscreant staff, walk up and standing.
Speaker 2: Turns out up his wallet and got stabbed. Turns out
Speaker 2: this guy was acting self defense. The guy had already
Speaker 2: made Did you see that the guy had already pepper
Speaker 2: sprayed him, Yeah, and try to get him.
Speaker 1: He has a great argument of hey, I didn't want
Speaker 1: it to escalate the use of deadly force, but he
Speaker 1: gave me no no choice.
Speaker 4: Anyway, let's talk about your Bengals.
Speaker 2: Head, dude. I've been reading some of this stuff today,
Speaker 2: and I think it was Jamar Chase said, well, we
Speaker 2: made a run at it in the fourth quarter. Look,
Speaker 2: you guys made a run from humiliation to simply embarrassment.
Speaker 2: Does that make sense? I mean yeah, And you could argue, okay,
Speaker 2: they showed some fight, they didn't lay down and all
Speaker 2: that sort of stuff. But it just shouldn't. It just
Speaker 2: shouldn't get to that point. And by the way, can
Speaker 2: can Joe Burrow?
Speaker 1: Can we just give him the MVP Trophy because without playing,
Speaker 1: he's shown he's like the best player in football. Because
Speaker 1: the Bengals went from a playoff contender to a team
Speaker 1: that looks hopeless.
Speaker 2: Well look at it. Also look around the division. They
Speaker 2: could have cake walked off with this division. Well, I know, Baltimore,
Speaker 2: what the hell's going on there? The Browns speak for themselves.
Speaker 2: The Steelers. The Steelers are the Steelers. They're always going
Speaker 2: to be around, but they'll go away.
Speaker 1: So well, And that's kind of the point I was
Speaker 1: going to bring up was on one hand, you know,
Speaker 1: because I think there's a lot of discussed now of Okay,
Speaker 1: you know, Jake Browning, God love him, he is at
Speaker 1: you know, one point, not long ago, I think, agreed
Speaker 1: upon as one of the best backup quarterbacks in football.
Speaker 1: But it just hasn't worked out. Some of his fault
Speaker 1: you know, you just can't have the picks. And and
Speaker 1: then and yesterday in the game, the the interceptions where
Speaker 1: there's clearly a guy in the window. That Angeloni guy
Speaker 1: is in the window, it's not like he was actually
Speaker 1: in the middle of field. And then as he's getting release,
Speaker 1: he jumps down into the curl he's standing this right
Speaker 1: and just throws the ball to him. So he can't
Speaker 1: have that. But also he's not getting any help. He
Speaker 1: has no run game. That's not his fault. It's not
Speaker 1: his fault that he's the leading rusher of the Bengals,
Speaker 1: which says a lot. You know, this offensive line was
Speaker 1: built to be pass protectors and operate with a Joe
Speaker 1: Burrow behind the behind him and not literally anybody else.
Speaker 1: So but but the question becomes, do you do you
Speaker 1: now go get a you know, all the names that
Speaker 1: they justin are I mean, Kirk Cousins is not that's
Speaker 1: not an option, too expensive, but Russell Wilson or Jameis Winston.
Speaker 1: Because you the point is you can't just say, oh, well,
Speaker 1: the hell with the season, because like you said, I mean,
Speaker 1: the Ravens are one and four, Browns are one and four,
Speaker 1: Steelers are three and one. Ravens got absolutely drilled by
Speaker 1: the Texans. The Browns lost to the Vikings, So you're
Speaker 1: still you're still in it.
Speaker 4: It's like, what do you do?
Speaker 1: I I don't I'm not sure that going and get
Speaker 1: at this point, I think right when Burrow went down,
Speaker 1: I think had they went and got a guy and
Speaker 1: he could have been had you know, two three weeks
Speaker 1: to kind of get into the flow.
Speaker 4: A little bit and then maybe you tried him out.
Speaker 1: But now it's starting to get to the point where
Speaker 1: how much longer, If if you wait much longer, I
Speaker 1: don't know if it's if it's even a smart move.
Speaker 2: So anyway, well, but considering what Jake Browning did whenever,
Speaker 2: that was a couple of three years ago when he
Speaker 2: came in and actually performed pretty well, I guess they
Speaker 2: were expecting that he was.
Speaker 1: Four and three as a starter and more and to
Speaker 1: twenty three again, I think you had a argue you
Speaker 1: had a little bit better run game then and in
Speaker 1: a better defense. That's the thing he is just he's
Speaker 1: up against it because he's not Joe Burrow and he's
Speaker 1: not playing on a team that is has a bunch
Speaker 1: of other strengths. It's the same exact defense. I'll reiterate
Speaker 1: this same as I said all offseason. When everyone's getting excited.
Speaker 1: It's the same defense as last year. Besides Demetrius not
Speaker 1: I think he's playing pretty good for a rookie, but
Speaker 1: that's not a big difference maker or anything. So I
Speaker 1: don't know, it's it's a it's a it's a tough situation.
Speaker 2: And well, the offensive line, man, and let's talk about
Speaker 2: that offensive line play, because it ain't there.
Speaker 4: I think Orlando Brown's done.
Speaker 2: I think he's going to bring him.
Speaker 1: Up, and I know he's had a great career and stuff,
Speaker 1: but we all get to a point where you just
Speaker 1: don't have it anymore, and for whatever reason, he just
Speaker 1: doesn't doesn't have it, you know.
Speaker 2: Logan Wilson also is kind of struggling out there as
Speaker 2: a linebacker, and just but.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the offensive line.
Speaker 1: I mean, there were guys that were brought in to
Speaker 1: pass protect for Joe Burrow because we're going to throw
Speaker 1: it fifty times a game, and now when one player
Speaker 1: goes out, it's not it's not as easy to just
Speaker 1: plug another player who's not as good. And it's a
Speaker 1: completely different style than what you would do with somewhere
Speaker 1: other than Burrow.
Speaker 2: Well, that's and I think Jason Williams wrote a great
Speaker 2: column today about it. In that Okay, you know this
Speaker 2: is the rooster has come home to roost. I mean,
Speaker 2: you know it is. They put all their money on
Speaker 2: the two receivers and Burrow thinking, okay, they're going to
Speaker 2: carry the water for us. Hey, look if we win
Speaker 2: forty two to thirty eight, we still won. That ain't happening.
Speaker 5: It ain't happening.
Speaker 2: I thought the O line, the pass blocking wasn't awful.
Speaker 2: Awful though, you know they again, especially in that fourth court.
Speaker 1: Now you got to take the fourth quarter with a
Speaker 1: little bit of a grand assault because you know, I'm
Speaker 1: Detroit's rotating some guys in and they're they're playing to
Speaker 1: keep everything in front of them and not give up
Speaker 1: big plays at that sort of thing. So but I
Speaker 1: guess in a way, part of me is like everyone
Speaker 1: in the game in I'm like, well it was great.
Speaker 4: They showed fight, And it's like, is that where we're at.
Speaker 4: We're happy when they showed fight.
Speaker 2: I don't want to be there right now, right I
Speaker 2: don't want to be there right now with a and
Speaker 2: NFL team that still has you know, is still kind
Speaker 2: of in the mix.
Speaker 4: Still, it's really tough.
Speaker 2: Well, they're in second place, in the division.
Speaker 1: I know which and here's and you know, you could
Speaker 1: also argue before the season, you know, if they were
Speaker 1: two and three at this point with a healthy Droe,
Speaker 1: Burrow and everybody, it wouldn't be the end of the world.
Speaker 1: But it's how they've lost and how they've looked in
Speaker 1: these losses the last three weeks.
Speaker 5: It has not been great.
Speaker 2: Well, even with Burrow. They are another loss of way
Speaker 2: to the Browns from a crappy kicker for the Browns.
Speaker 2: You know, if that kid of connected on an extra
Speaker 2: point in a field goal, that's a good point. You know,
Speaker 2: where would we be then? Would you be asking the
Speaker 2: same questions about this team if they indeed did have
Speaker 2: Joe Burrow, I would argue they wouldn't be in the
Speaker 2: situation dran with Burrow, but could be Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean the game plan again was was very
Speaker 1: you know, very conservative and very you know, but then
Speaker 1: just some throws that Brownie Maid just you know.
Speaker 4: You can only overcome so much.
Speaker 1: You can overcome turnovers when you got just absolute studs
Speaker 1: behind you, because you have the ability to change a
Speaker 1: game in one play like that, and this team just
Speaker 1: can't come back from those turnovers.
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Speaker 2: With Eddie and Rocky and just talking about the Bengals
Speaker 2: game yesterday, Let's get to Bill and Alexandria right quick.
Speaker 2: Hey Bill, what's going on?
Speaker 8: Yo?
Speaker 2: Bill?
Speaker 9: So hey, I'm a little more optimistic and you know,
Speaker 9: and this is from someone who made the trip out
Speaker 9: the Colorado, you know, to see the game, and that
Speaker 9: was not a great experience other than the place is
Speaker 9: beautiful and the people were nice.
Speaker 10: So halfway through the third.
Speaker 9: Quarter, my wife and I were walking around looking for
Speaker 9: someone to get our money back from, you know, But
Speaker 9: I would say this you know, about what I saw
Speaker 9: on Sunday, I'm actually a little more optimistic.
Speaker 10: I feel like that they protected.
Speaker 9: Jake Browning a little better than they've been protecting Joe Burrow,
Speaker 9: and Browning made four or five really bad passes.
Speaker 10: You know, it's easy for me to be critical.
Speaker 9: I don't have some six to seven dude, you know,
Speaker 9: running down my third trying to decapitate me.
Speaker 10: You know. But the throw to Jamar Chase on.
Speaker 9: The out, if he throws that to the outside set
Speaker 9: of the end that was a bad pass.
Speaker 10: The one he threw out of the end.
Speaker 9: Zone, it looked like he double clutched his arm and
Speaker 9: I think that got intercepted.
Speaker 10: But the one pass that would have been.
Speaker 9: A difference in the game, if he throws the one
Speaker 9: ball to the inside the t Higgins, that's probably a touchdown,
Speaker 9: you know, and then they're really you.
Speaker 10: Know, they're probably back in that game. So if he
Speaker 10: can play a little better, you know, maybe they're gonna
Speaker 10: be competitive on Sunday.
Speaker 9: You know, I'd like to see him win. But you know,
Speaker 9: baby steps right now, all right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And again, as we've been saying, it's it's not
Speaker 1: all hopeless because of the rest of the division is
Speaker 1: not good. But for Browning it's tough because I think,
Speaker 1: you know, the first game he comes in, they win,
Speaker 1: but he throws three interceptions and look, any quarterbacks back, Okay,
Speaker 1: we got to cut down on that. And the coaching
Speaker 1: staff is canna be gonna say we got to cut
Speaker 1: down it. So they give him a real conservative game plan. Okay,
Speaker 1: and he looks terrible.
Speaker 4: And I think.
Speaker 1: They're kind of bouncing back and forth between letting Jake
Speaker 1: Browning let it rip and just accepting he's gonna have
Speaker 1: some interceptions, but he might you know, have some some
Speaker 1: great moments as well, like he did in the fourth quarter,
Speaker 1: or just try to you know, put him in a
Speaker 1: you know, in a you know more you know, trying
Speaker 1: to keep those those turnovers from happy. I just don't
Speaker 1: know if they know exactly which way to go with him.
Speaker 9: Well, I mean, if you have Jamar Chase, I think
Speaker 9: you got to really figure out a way as that
Speaker 9: you can to get in the ball.
Speaker 10: He's a game breaker.
Speaker 9: Did you guys see the meme about they said Jamar
Speaker 9: Chase had where tackles like they lund?
Speaker 1: Yeah, well I saw it. I mean one point he
Speaker 1: had more tackles. The it was the defense. I believe it
Speaker 1: was in the corners or something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let me ask you, Bill. Were you at the
Speaker 2: game yesterday?
Speaker 10: No, No, I was. I was safely on my couch. Yeah,
Speaker 10: but I was watching closely.
Speaker 2: All right, Thanks buddy. One thing that I got and
Speaker 2: talking to. I got a buddy who was a season
Speaker 2: ticket holder and he sent me a text during the
Speaker 2: game and was talking about and I can I just
Speaker 2: from what I saw on Saturday, being downtown, we met
Speaker 2: some friends down to Findlay Market. I couldn't believe how
Speaker 2: many people from Detroit. I saw everybody's sporting Bengals or
Speaker 2: Lions and Tiger's gear and blah blah blah. And from
Speaker 2: what I what I saw and what I heard on television,
Speaker 2: they were represented. Man, those fans came down hard.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I got home landed about whatever, you know, noon, and
Speaker 1: I was listening to Moe and Tony doing Uh Bang
Speaker 1: Will Show, and they were like at the bar they
Speaker 1: were at, They're saying a lot of a lot of
Speaker 1: Lions fans here, and from what I understand, you know,
Speaker 1: fans were you know, both verbally and just just kind
Speaker 1: of disappointed. You know, they're voicing their frustrations at at
Speaker 1: the product and you know, and and that's that sort
Speaker 1: of thing, so that that that's never good.
Speaker 4: When when when the natives are are.
Speaker 2: Leaving, well, when they this early in the season and
Speaker 2: they're turning on you, not good. Uh speaking of turning
Speaker 2: on uh.
Speaker 4: You're not good.
Speaker 2: The law not good. The law has turned on Mark Sanchez.
Speaker 2: And and like you, I saw, man, he must have
Speaker 2: gotten when he I saw he got stabbed. I thought, well,
Speaker 2: he must have got mugged and you know, robbed and
Speaker 2: Indie that's where he was. And then I said, and
Speaker 2: then I saw the next story was and Mark Sanchez
Speaker 2: is arrested. I was like, wait a minute, how do
Speaker 2: you get mugged and get arrested?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 11: I know.
Speaker 4: I went from yes, s same thing when I first
Speaker 4: saw the news.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 1: It was actually me and my play by play part
Speaker 1: and we were in Memphis getting ready to do our
Speaker 1: game that night, and they're like, wow, I wonder what
Speaker 1: happened when you know, like you said, probably just got rolled,
Speaker 1: uh walk into his hotel something. No, turned out he
Speaker 1: was drunk and disorderly and he you know, kind of
Speaker 1: goes after the sixty nine year old and he's like
Speaker 1: a like a like an oil you know, delivery guy,
Speaker 1: like he takes like the cooking oil from a place
Speaker 1: and that sort of thing. It's late at night, and
Speaker 1: I guess Sanchez is like, hey, you can't park there.
Speaker 1: I was like, who are you like? Hoodey man, I
Speaker 1: can't park here. And then then an altercation ensued.
Speaker 2: The guy first pepper sprating, yeah, trying to calm him down,
Speaker 2: that I I assume, and raised him more.
Speaker 1: And then the guy had no no other resort but
Speaker 1: the Yeah, he's in the picture of the guy in
Speaker 1: the hospital room.
Speaker 4: He's all messed.
Speaker 2: He look. I guess he climbed in this truck and
Speaker 2: just started boiling.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Uh, let's uh, let's get to who do we have here?
Speaker 2: I I can't see your what's your name? Man, I
Speaker 2: didn't I didn't quite get it. It's Jamon Jamen, all right,
Speaker 2: So Jamon, you your experience of the game yesterday?
Speaker 12: So interesting thing happened to me and my buddy. We're
Speaker 12: both season ticket holders for twenty one years. Right, obviously
Speaker 12: the game will blowout, but you know, we're still huge
Speaker 12: supporters of the team, always have been. So we get
Speaker 12: to the game. Things are going well for us. But
Speaker 12: my buddy and I are standing up on defense cheering
Speaker 12: our team on.
Speaker 5: You know how you would expect.
Speaker 12: A normal fan would be, not being like rude or
Speaker 12: anything to anyone, just you know, being loud on third downs.
Speaker 12: And so the Cincinnati Bengals stat actually came down to
Speaker 12: us and told us that we need to sit down
Speaker 12: so that the Lions fans behind us could see the game.
Speaker 12: And so at the time, I'm like, excuse me, like
Speaker 12: we're we're we're paying customers and it's third down on defense,
Speaker 12: and the guy said, you guys need to sit down
Speaker 12: or you're gonna have to leave, and I was like,
Speaker 12: you can, just you can, you can go away right now.
Speaker 12: And so actually the Lions fans behind us kind of
Speaker 12: set up and like they're not being a problem at all.
Speaker 12: So that that was like the beginning of it. So
Speaker 12: that happened, and the guy went away, and then he
Speaker 12: actually came back with security, and security like came up
Speaker 12: to attacking like they're going to escort this side of
Speaker 12: the game, until the Lions fans were like what is
Speaker 12: going on here?
Speaker 10: Like are you serious?
Speaker 12: Like so yeah, I thought that that was something that
Speaker 12: I never ever would have to experience at the Bengals
Speaker 12: home game that I would be told to sit down.
Speaker 4: Yeah, especially the home you know what I mean, Like, you.
Speaker 12: Know, exactly considering the circumstance right too, with like the
Speaker 12: the the product they're putting out on the field, you
Speaker 12: think they would be like very gracious to people who
Speaker 12: are loyal fans.
Speaker 2: And they're still naming it and thanks and especially you
Speaker 2: got Lions fans defending you right.
Speaker 4: Twist.
Speaker 1: Lions fans are saying, no, they're fine if they stand
Speaker 1: over the front of us, because God love him.
Speaker 4: They're still trying to hang in or whatever you can
Speaker 4: get with with the team.
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Speaker 14: I'm Sean Gallblager breaking now.
Speaker 11: The Trump Administration's attempt to send federalized National Guard troops
Speaker 11: from different states to Portland, Oregon has been temporarily blocked.
Speaker 11: US District Judge Karen Immergut, a Trump appoint, granting emotion
Speaker 11: for a temporary restraining order file by California Sunday night.
Speaker 11: This coming after California Governor Gavin Newsom Sunday said he
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Speaker 11: them to Oregon. In Chicago, the mayor issuing a warning
Speaker 11: to President Trumpez the city fights back against increased ICE officials.
Speaker 11: This following one incident at an apartment complex where is
Speaker 11: to city have trash homes and hallway shattered, detained US citizens,
Speaker 11: dragging them, including women and children, into vans as a
Speaker 11: majority of them were said to be black.
Speaker 15: Establishing ICE free zones, banning immigration officers from any operation
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Speaker 16: I cannot ter establishments without a valid warrant.
Speaker 15: Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's signing and executive order.
Speaker 16: Trump's federalized ice personal military shot and killed someone, and
Speaker 16: I'm calling on this president to leave us the freak alone.
Speaker 15: There's been more scuffles during protests. Chicagoans claimed US citizens
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Speaker 11: ABC News as Chuck Severerts and Illinois Governor J. P.
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Speaker 11: vehicles being broken into during the Bengals game Sunday afternoon,
Speaker 11: Ken Cober, president of the Cincinnati Fraternal Order of Police,
Speaker 11: says juveniles are breaking into vehicles looking for guns, and
Speaker 11: he's telling people to just leave them at home.
Speaker 4: You have to be a responsible gun owner, you know,
Speaker 4: even if you look.
Speaker 19: At it just just from the sheer moral aspect of it.
Speaker 19: You know, if I had a gun stolen out on
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Speaker 20: Crime, I would feel terrible about that.
Speaker 19: Yeah, So to take extra steps to make sure that
Speaker 19: your gun doesn't fall into the hands of wrong people,
Speaker 19: don't I don't think that's too much to ask.
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Speaker 2: danced to that. Wow, And I'll never forget this band.
Speaker 2: We were dancing to Stairway to Heaven. How do you
Speaker 2: dance to Stairway to Heaven?
Speaker 1: Yeah, especially when the when the when the rock park,
Speaker 1: you know, the breakdown comes at the end.
Speaker 2: Right, That's what I'm saying. You're slow dancing there, You're
Speaker 2: kind of getting your but.
Speaker 1: To that point that every high school dance I went
Speaker 1: to played that song too, stair Way to Heaven.
Speaker 2: Oh it must be.
Speaker 1: This like that was the That was the set list.
Speaker 1: Well at Avenue Dance or Wheel that soundtrack out.
Speaker 2: Look. Man, if you had a garage band in the
Speaker 2: in the seventies, you had to do Stairway, Yeah, and
Speaker 2: or probably and Freebird.
Speaker 5: Had to do free Bird.
Speaker 2: But you have you'd have to have three guitar players.
Speaker 2: Two guitar players.
Speaker 1: Yeah, most bands try to get by with two or one.
Speaker 2: What's really good? So rock? In other news, this happened
Speaker 2: in Texas. It's just a couple of weeks ago, we
Speaker 2: all find like Mark Sanchez beats up old men and
Speaker 2: alleyways and gets stabbed in the face or whatever happened
Speaker 2: to him. These fellas found a different form of entertainment
Speaker 2: in Harris County, Texas. Sean O'Donnell there was charged with
Speaker 2: murder in late August. It was reported the first week
Speaker 2: of September. When deputies first responded in the middle of
Speaker 2: August to o'donald's home, they found one Aaron Pratt, thirty four,
Speaker 2: with a gunshot wound to his head. He ended up
Speaker 2: dying from his injuries. Go figure authority first believed his
Speaker 2: death was a suicide, but then said things quote weren't
Speaker 2: adding up. Alleged le O'Donnell and Pratt were taking turns
Speaker 2: shooting each other in the head with a rifle while
Speaker 2: wearing a kevlar helmet. Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Suppose I've seen those videos where someone has a like
Speaker 1: a bulletproof vest on and you're like, let's try this out.
Speaker 2: Like no, And surprisingly enough, while under the influence of alcohol,
Speaker 2: o'donald's still being held on three hundred thousand dollars bond.
Speaker 2: So as I always say, you must, you must approach
Speaker 2: decisions in life risk versus reward, Right, what's the what's
Speaker 2: the risk? Well, I die the reward, my buddy says,
Speaker 2: I'm not a was I don't know as that's about
Speaker 2: the size of it.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 2: Look, I've I've been pretty deep into the spirits a
Speaker 2: couple of times along the way, but I don't remember going. Hey,
Speaker 2: I got an idea. Why am I just standing in
Speaker 2: the middle of the road and see how close you
Speaker 2: can come to hitting me with the car going sixty?
Speaker 16: Hey?
Speaker 4: Buy this helmet?
Speaker 1: Office guy on Facebook Marketplace he set his bulletproof.
Speaker 4: Let's try it out here.
Speaker 2: Here's a gun, right, here's a gun.
Speaker 1: I'll stand twenty feet over there, shoot me square in
Speaker 1: the ad. Are you a pretty good shot?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 5: Good enough?
Speaker 4: Fine?
Speaker 2: I have another? Do another shot or two? Yeah, another
Speaker 2: gen tonic and then let's give it a whirl with that.
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Speaker 2: You talking about p Diddy? And you know what, I'm
Speaker 2: sure we can talk to him about the Mark Sanchez
Speaker 2: thing too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we definitely got that guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's it's certainly going to get lit up.
Speaker 1: And move that up to the top. Another news Z
Speaker 1: I'm gonna check it through this laughing too hard, But
Speaker 1: there's a new like sub section of drug users that
Speaker 1: people are starting to get concerned about. You know, the
Speaker 1: authorities and these are UK results, but they are talking
Speaker 1: about a group of people they're calling the silver snorters.
Speaker 2: I saw this headline article and this.
Speaker 1: Is basically, you know, folks in the seventy plus that
Speaker 1: have ended up in hospital care for cocaine use, and
Speaker 1: it's skyrocketed by a third in just two years.
Speaker 4: So as many as seven hundred and twenty three you.
Speaker 1: Know, baby boomers, I guess you could say, sought medical
Speaker 1: help for the class A drug in the year until
Speaker 1: March twenty twenty five, with eight.
Speaker 4: Of those being above the age of ninety.
Speaker 14: Figure was four and.
Speaker 1: A half times higher than a decade ago when it
Speaker 1: was just one hundred and sixty four folks in their
Speaker 1: seventies were seen by doctors for their cocaine.
Speaker 4: Use Leais Dan Yeah, leays Dan Schos.
Speaker 1: Twenty eight elderly cocaine users in their eighties needed hospital care,
Speaker 1: while seventy raged between eight seventy five and seventy nine.
Speaker 4: That's astonishing, Okay, So is that a lot or what
Speaker 4: is it?
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 1: While seven and twenty three silver snores may sound like
Speaker 1: an author's, roughly twelve point six million people in the
Speaker 1: UK who are aged sixty five and over, So there's
Speaker 1: a large group of people but the fact that it's
Speaker 1: skyrocketed by a third in two years.
Speaker 14: So what is that?
Speaker 24: Why?
Speaker 1: Why are are people their seventies, eighties and ninety he's
Speaker 1: doing cocaine, Especially considering all the stuff that's in that,
Speaker 1: the fentanyl and all the other horse tranquil Wiser stuff
Speaker 1: that's in it.
Speaker 2: I wonder why people in their nineties would would would
Speaker 2: risk something like that.
Speaker 1: You've made it that far, you've made it to your seventies,
Speaker 1: your eighties, your nineties.
Speaker 2: Well maybe you just figure, what the hell?
Speaker 4: What the hell?
Speaker 2: It's like that movie that you and I were talking about,
Speaker 2: looking for a Friend for the End of the World,
Speaker 2: where everybody's doing like Heroin and hiring hitmen and all
Speaker 2: that kind of stuff. Maybe it's that kind of thought
Speaker 2: you have.
Speaker 4: Yeah, You're like, well, it's the difference.
Speaker 2: Who cares.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go anyway, But I'm just what suck for
Speaker 1: your your grandkids and your kid's sake?
Speaker 2: Oh God, how did how did bird die? He got
Speaker 2: a line of line of coke on on his bathroom sink?
Speaker 2: Hey mom, why is uh? Why is grandpa so happy
Speaker 2: and frisky all of a sudden? Uh, it's it's the blow.
Speaker 1: It's this new thing that he's gotten into. I just
Speaker 1: thought that was funny. Of course, the name.
Speaker 2: Sis my grandpa biting at the air and laughing. Yeah,
Speaker 2: why has he been up for three days? That's about
Speaker 2: old people slept a lot, That's what I was going
Speaker 2: to say. I have a hard enough time sleep and
Speaker 2: I can't imagine doing a few lines of coke and
Speaker 2: just sitting around and I going, well, I know when
Speaker 2: I'm going to sleep. Now, I'll just have some coffee.
Speaker 2: Maybe this lady Rock was doing some some of the cocaine.
Speaker 2: Richard cam Strown, sixty seven, of retirement community Belmont Villa's
Speaker 2: in Long Island, was walking his dog a few weeks
Speaker 2: back when seventy six year old Kathleen Schumann emerged from
Speaker 2: her apartment with a gun and shot him in the
Speaker 2: face with a flare gun. God throw a trade add.
Speaker 4: Two thousand degrees or something.
Speaker 2: Seeing on the home security video, can shown let go
Speaker 2: of his dog's leashed and lunch at her. My next
Speaker 2: inclination was to get the gun, and I knocked it
Speaker 2: out of her hand. I was trying to protect my dog.
Speaker 2: You just got shot in the face with a flair.
Speaker 2: Don't care about the dog. Shoot the dog.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, dog's going to be on his own for
Speaker 4: a little bit.
Speaker 2: She claimed I was the devil and that I tried
Speaker 2: to murder her.
Speaker 4: She was definitely a Silver Snorter.
Speaker 2: Something was going on. Neighbor said. The two have feuded
Speaker 2: over her sitting outside with her cat, which she says
Speaker 2: was always upsetting the dog. I just asked her to
Speaker 2: keep okay that I would shoot this guy with a flairgun.
Speaker 2: I just asked her, can you please keep your cat inside?
Speaker 2: It's bumming my dog out?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Ah, all right, I'll show you next time you come
Speaker 2: by here. Let's let's talk to Doug in the Fairfield. Hey, Doug,
Speaker 2: what's going on? Bud?
Speaker 25: I was calling about the I'm still laughing about the
Speaker 25: Silver Snorers at their Rocky said it right, yeah, hey,
Speaker 25: But I think the difference may be because like you
Speaker 25: guys brought up like everything.
Speaker 24: That's cut into it.
Speaker 25: Maybe over in Europe that's a little different. I don't
Speaker 25: think it's probably it's probably trash and stepped on, but
Speaker 25: it's probably not.
Speaker 24: All makes look set and all.
Speaker 25: But I mean, when you get to be that old,
Speaker 25: I guess, yolo, you know what I mean?
Speaker 10: Like I'm tired see a little energy.
Speaker 25: But that last lady, I think she was possibly a
Speaker 25: silver snorter that was probably not snset of me.
Speaker 2: Exactly she was. I means, fuddy, I get yolo, but like,
Speaker 2: go buy a Lamborghini and just see if you can
Speaker 2: hit two hundred in it.
Speaker 1: Like that's yolo to me. But like dyane O Dean
Speaker 1: at you know, in your eighties or nineties.
Speaker 2: That just seems it might be, like like Doug was saying, though,
Speaker 2: over in Europe, I've gotten the impression that that's all.
Speaker 2: Cocaine has never really gone away like it has here
Speaker 2: because I never hear of anybody doing cocaine in the States. Amy,
Speaker 2: I'm just out on the loop.
Speaker 1: Well, that's probably a good thing, but the key word
Speaker 1: being might it might not have phentanyl And it's just
Speaker 1: a again that that's the same as the story you
Speaker 1: had earlier with the shooting each other in the head
Speaker 1: with the with the bulletproof helmet.
Speaker 2: Helmet might work, it might work.
Speaker 4: This cocaine might not have.
Speaker 25: It.
Speaker 4: We'll find out with that.
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Speaker 2: Right, Macladian, Rocky and rock That's going on in the
Speaker 2: legal world.
Speaker 1: Yes, and yeah, we'll touch on Dinny because I know
Speaker 1: that was something we want to discuss our next guest.
Speaker 1: But I think we also got to hit on Mark
Speaker 1: Sanchez and what he's going for through and just that
Speaker 1: what a crazy situation that was. But I'm reading he
Speaker 1: could face six years in prison. I had I believe
Speaker 1: three misdemeanor charged, but then they threw a felony on
Speaker 1: him for what happened over the weekend.
Speaker 2: Well, let's talk to our legal authorite on these matters.
Speaker 2: He is our good friend, Jeremy Rosenthal. He's been a prosecutor,
Speaker 2: he's a defense attorney. Jeremy. What do we have to
Speaker 2: say about our good buddy Mark Sanchez other than don't
Speaker 2: be all liquored up at an alley way in Indianapolis
Speaker 2: on a Saturday night.
Speaker 20: You guys have seen the butt football? Have you guys
Speaker 20: seen that?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, of course.
Speaker 23: Okay, anybody any any listeners out there who have not
Speaker 23: seen the butt fumble? Just go on YouTube and you'll
Speaker 23: see that, and you'll see that's the highlights of the
Speaker 23: Mark sinchez Era.
Speaker 20: He never played for the Bengals.
Speaker 1: I don't think he did, not, No, no, no, yeah,
Speaker 1: I was saying earlier, Jeremy, he's got an odd career arc.
Speaker 1: I mean, he took the Jets to two AFC Championship
Speaker 1: games lost, but then yeah, the next year he has
Speaker 1: the butt fumble, and then after the then he just
Speaker 1: kind of.
Speaker 4: Cratered and never played for another team.
Speaker 2: And I wonder if that actually that play is somehow
Speaker 2: intertwined with what happened over the weekend and being drunk,
Speaker 2: and it's kind of an unfair deal he got if
Speaker 2: he's in, if he has the butt fumble when he
Speaker 2: plays for Cleveland or Cincinnati or the Titans, or it's
Speaker 2: not a big deal.
Speaker 1: But New York media, man, they absolutely hammered that thing.
Speaker 1: Uh anyway, probably beside the point. But it's just I
Speaker 1: kept thinking about Mars Sanchez and went thinking, God, what
Speaker 1: a what a crazy way for what looked like a
Speaker 1: very promising career to unfold.
Speaker 20: That's how I'm defending the cases. The butt fumbles, That's
Speaker 20: that's that's where we're going. We're going right there.
Speaker 23: You know, look, you gotta sometimes you just got to
Speaker 23: show the jury the bright, shiny thing that doesn't have
Speaker 23: anything to do with your client trying to accost a
Speaker 23: sixty nine year.
Speaker 20: Old truck driver.
Speaker 23: Yeah, boy, what a bizarre what a bizarre set of circumstances.
Speaker 23: I think we're going to obviously learn more as this
Speaker 23: thing goes along. What was kind of curious to me
Speaker 23: was that when you receive stab wounds yourself, you normally
Speaker 23: don't get charged with a misdemeanor. Right, normally that's the
Speaker 23: other guy, because the other guy, well, sounds like he
Speaker 23: won the fight, right, the sixty nine year old guy
Speaker 23: sounds like he wins if Mark Sanchez has stab wounds,
Speaker 23: but maybe not.
Speaker 20: What I'm reading is the severity of the injuries to
Speaker 20: the truck driver.
Speaker 23: And and for those of you who don't to recap, right, so, yeah,
Speaker 23: he's getting into it apparently over a parking spot with
Speaker 23: the truck driver in somewhere in Indy because he was
Speaker 23: covering the game, uh, for for television.
Speaker 20: And I guess I'm going to go out on a
Speaker 20: limb here and say he's hammered?
Speaker 7: Is that?
Speaker 20: Do we know that for certain?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 1: The guy said the guy who he attacks said that
Speaker 1: his breath reeked of alcohol, so we imagine that's part
Speaker 1: of the situation.
Speaker 23: Yes, okay, okay and and so yeah, so so they
Speaker 23: get into it, and I guess Sanchez tried to enter
Speaker 23: the cab of the truck. Uh and and uh and
Speaker 23: that's where things, you know, kind of took a turn
Speaker 23: for the worst. But look, yeah, if you are if
Speaker 23: you're burglarizing a car like that in Texas, Uh, there
Speaker 23: are the castle doctrine. It is in some ways kind
Speaker 23: of like attacking your home that you you have extra
Speaker 23: rights of self defense. If somebody is carjacking you, you
Speaker 23: can you that. So it's a very dangerous situation. And
Speaker 23: luckily everybody's alive, including Mark Sanchez.
Speaker 20: But yeah, this this thing stinks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Now what do you if you're defending this guy,
Speaker 2: what's what's your defense? I mean other than the of course,
Speaker 2: the classic butt fumble defense, what how are you going
Speaker 2: to defend this guy?
Speaker 23: Well, if that doesn't work, the first thing we do,
Speaker 23: guys is we get paid. We get paid a lot,
Speaker 23: of course, right, we know that. Okay, so that's all right,
Speaker 23: So let's assume that that happens here. Uh, really, what
Speaker 23: you're doing, I don't know what you do here? You
Speaker 23: you you really try to give the whole thing context.
Speaker 23: If I'm if I'm defending Mark Sanchez, I'm having him
Speaker 23: come into my office. He's telling me about what happened, right,
Speaker 23: tell me, tell me you know how this went around,
Speaker 23: tell me how this how this happened. And and I
Speaker 23: would bet you that there's a really good chance Mark
Speaker 23: Sanchez says that is not what happened at all. I
Speaker 23: was going over here, and then this guy kind of
Speaker 23: gets road rage on me, and then you know, maybe
Speaker 23: he brandishes a weapon and I kind of went into
Speaker 23: my you know, my USC Trojan days and I had
Speaker 23: to I don't know what that means, but you know,
Speaker 23: he goes any any an he tries to mess with,
Speaker 23: you know, tries to go do that.
Speaker 20: So I'll bet you, I'll bet you that's probably what's
Speaker 20: gonna happen. Now he's telling that story, probably to his
Speaker 20: own lawyer. I don't know that he's told it to police.
Speaker 23: I guess you know, when you go to the hospital
Speaker 23: and you're treated for stab wounds, you're pretty doped up
Speaker 23: to the gills.
Speaker 20: And you probably you admit to things like shooting JFK.
Speaker 23: Right, So you can't really take that very can't really
Speaker 23: take those confessions very seriously.
Speaker 20: Although in Texas again, we.
Speaker 23: Would be like, oh, well, where were you, you know,
Speaker 23: on November twenty second, I'd be like, yeah, I wasn't born,
Speaker 23: but I still wouldn't you know, they would still run
Speaker 23: the traps.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 23: So anyway, so we don't know if what he we
Speaker 23: don't know what he told police, We don't know how
Speaker 23: much information he gave them, but that that's kind of
Speaker 23: where I'm starting.
Speaker 20: I'm just like, dude, what what what happened here?
Speaker 23: Maybe there's a defensive issue, right, Maybe maybe this other
Speaker 23: fella pulled out a weapon. Maybe maybe they got you know,
Speaker 23: crossways and this guy, you know one uped him and said, yeah,
Speaker 23: well how about this?
Speaker 22: You know?
Speaker 20: So yeah, that's kind of what I'm looking for.
Speaker 2: Well, we'll see how this plays out, but yeah, it's
Speaker 2: gonna be pretty much there will be stories told. I
Speaker 2: guarantee you through all of this. Let's just yeah, let's
Speaker 2: witch gears here too. Are a good friend?
Speaker 23: Uh well, if I do have a question though, I
Speaker 23: do have a question though, which which one is Mark
Speaker 23: Sanchez or the truck drivers?
Speaker 20: Which are the Red Raiders? And which are the bear Cats?
Speaker 4: And wow, you get it, guys, you got you got no.
Speaker 20: You guys had a big wing this weekend.
Speaker 2: What the Cats did to Iowa.
Speaker 20: That's that's impressive.
Speaker 29: Man.
Speaker 20: You guys were not. You don't have the Red Raiders
Speaker 20: on your.
Speaker 23: Big twelveth schedule this year unless unless we meet in
Speaker 23: Arlington for the championship.
Speaker 20: So so you don't want any piece of this Red
Speaker 20: Raiders squad.
Speaker 1: I'll just tell you well, and I went to look
Speaker 1: because I didn't think that you see played Texas Tech,
Speaker 1: and you're right, they don't. But yeah, maybe in the
Speaker 1: Big twelve champions championship game. I don't know, but yeah,
Speaker 1: you see is like firmly on the map here.
Speaker 23: Yeah, can you guys do a remote spot? You know,
Speaker 23: if you guys are down here in Arlington, you know
Speaker 23: we can. You know, we can have a little legal
Speaker 23: football and that we can you know, whatever, just just something.
Speaker 2: Well, let's go push for it.
Speaker 20: Brother.
Speaker 2: You show us around some of the hot spots there
Speaker 2: in the area and we'll get drunk and hang out
Speaker 2: a alleyway and beat up truck drivers if we get bored.
Speaker 20: Drinks drinks on you guys. Okay, let's do it all right.
Speaker 2: Get deep into the tequila switching gears. How about our
Speaker 2: friend Puffy, What's what's going on with him? He's been
Speaker 2: sentenced and whatnot? Is there an appeals process here?
Speaker 24: There is.
Speaker 23: There's not a whole lot that he's able to appeal,
Speaker 23: but yes, there's an appeal appeals process. Really, the sentence
Speaker 23: doesn't surprise a whole lot of people.
Speaker 20: Given the acquittals.
Speaker 23: You have what are called the federal sentencing guidelines. It's
Speaker 23: a big matrix you score. There's an X axis and
Speaker 23: a y axis, and again having gone to Texas Tech, it's.
Speaker 20: A little out of my league.
Speaker 23: But on the graph, the one is your criminal history
Speaker 23: and everything that if you've ever had a criminal history,
Speaker 23: that's that's one.
Speaker 20: Of the axes. The other is the severity of the offense.
Speaker 20: In particular.
Speaker 23: You get points for being an organizer, you get points
Speaker 23: for being the kingpin, you get points for taking pictures
Speaker 23: of your guns, with your drugs and things like that.
Speaker 23: And it's all about how many points you have on
Speaker 23: this matrix. So that's the federal sentencing guidelines. And where
Speaker 23: Dinny scored was between five and seven years, and the
Speaker 23: judge gets discretion the describe. The judge could have hit
Speaker 23: him for twenty, but I don't think anybody really expected
Speaker 23: that the government was asking for eleven. His law rex
Speaker 23: asking for back time. Judge hit him for four, which
Speaker 23: is below the guide, right below the guideline range. But
Speaker 23: the judge can do that with some special reasoning. The
Speaker 23: judge can also go above. That's what really triggers a
Speaker 23: good appeal in the federal cases. If the judge hits
Speaker 23: them for like eighteen years. The judge really has to
Speaker 23: show their math in that instance, so that I mean,
Speaker 23: he could appeal things from the original trial, but he'd
Speaker 23: had a pretty good day in court there too. I mean,
Speaker 23: he won those trials. So look, I mean, it probably
Speaker 23: doesn't feel like a wind a day because he's in
Speaker 23: the joint, but he's going to get out and have
Speaker 23: a life after this.
Speaker 1: And you're right, a lot of people didn't think that
Speaker 1: was going to happen when this case started. What did
Speaker 1: you think when it first started?
Speaker 5: Did you?
Speaker 1: Because I feel like a lot of people are like, oh,
Speaker 1: he's cooked, you know, all these you know, salacious things.
Speaker 1: But I remember thinking salacious sometimes doesn't translate to illegal,
Speaker 1: you know, in different ways. What did you think about
Speaker 1: this case? I guess before it started and then now
Speaker 1: here at the end.
Speaker 20: The Feds are really good. The Feds are really good
Speaker 20: at investigating.
Speaker 23: They're very thorough. They investigate things to the bone. If
Speaker 23: the Feds indict you, they're already ready for trial.
Speaker 5: They are.
Speaker 23: They're the state of the art. There, the kreme de
Speaker 23: la creme. However you want to call it a law enforcement.
Speaker 23: All law enforcement at certain levels reach they just do.
Speaker 23: They let their eyes get bigger than their stomachs in
Speaker 23: some instances, and it's hard to know when they do that,
Speaker 23: and it's hard to know when they're not doing that.
Speaker 23: They had multiple raids on I believe on his house
Speaker 23: in Los Angeles and I think in Florida, and there
Speaker 23: was a lot of pizaz.
Speaker 20: There was a lot of sizzle on this story and
Speaker 20: a lot of and on these charges.
Speaker 23: But at the end of it, you know, you're trying
Speaker 23: to basically sort of argue that that P Diddy is
Speaker 23: al Capone, and I just don't think the jury believe that.
Speaker 20: I just don't think the jury saw it quite that way.
Speaker 23: He's a bad guy and certainly merited every minute the
Speaker 23: prison that he gets, but he's not He wasn't Tony Montana.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, all right, Uh, well apparently he showed his
Speaker 2: little friend to a lot of people though according to
Speaker 2: according to facts. Uh, with the With that, we will
Speaker 2: let you go. Jeremy, thank you so much, have a
Speaker 2: great day, grace.
Speaker 4: Thanks Jeremy.
Speaker 2: So you know who's more screwed, Puffy or more Sentiez.
Speaker 1: I think I don't know if Sanchez will actually do
Speaker 1: jail time it sounds like, I mean P Diddy is right.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, he's going to do some time. But you
Speaker 2: know they've all been talking about how he was teaching,
Speaker 2: mandoring people teaching him business classes.
Speaker 4: If I were a judge, I would not be swayed
Speaker 4: by that one iota.
Speaker 2: When you got videos of you like kicking the snot
Speaker 2: out of women and stuff like that going to play out.
Speaker 5: For you, not gonna work out well?
Speaker 24: Uh?
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Speaker 2: I started, we'll talk about Diddy. What do you got?
Speaker 3: Straight from the American Psychiatric Association, the dark sunglasses denote
Speaker 3: a sociopath personality.
Speaker 24: You know, Hillary and Joe Like, there's.
Speaker 2: Also so ergo the dark He always did wear dark glasses,
Speaker 2: didn't he.
Speaker 3: That's straight for the American Psychiatric Association. Denot it's a
Speaker 3: sociopath personality.
Speaker 4: So's the expand upon that.
Speaker 2: So that's a characteristic of a sociopath, is the often
Speaker 2: wearing of of dark shades.
Speaker 3: Uh, they seem to prefer them.
Speaker 24: That information for what it's worth, Well.
Speaker 4: I mean certainly a correlation. He's definitely young spring.
Speaker 1: I just think he's a guy is just so big
Speaker 1: and so much and so powerful and lives in so
Speaker 1: much success.
Speaker 4: Yeahn't know what the hell is going on?
Speaker 2: Well, shoot, you and I both remember I don't. I
Speaker 2: couldn't put whatever From the two thousand to two thousand
Speaker 2: and eight or whatever, you know, a time frame on it,
Speaker 2: but there was a time frame when he was the
Speaker 2: biggest thing in Prisac.
Speaker 7: He was.
Speaker 1: He's the biggest, And there's got to be something about. Look,
Speaker 1: everybody has dreams and things they wish could happen. It's
Speaker 1: got another thing to actually be able to anything you want.
Speaker 1: You know, I want you know, two Brazilian midgets and
Speaker 1: and and a horse here with a party full of
Speaker 1: mariachi band and they get like, all right, we can
Speaker 1: make that happen by tomorrow, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: anything you want. And that's gotta be a weird feeling
Speaker 1: to have that that that sort of power.
Speaker 2: It would be like almost like having a genie. You
Speaker 2: wish for it, right and you could, and it'll mess
Speaker 2: you up. Yeah, there's no balance upon what your imagination
Speaker 2: and that's getting further and further decrepit what it can
Speaker 2: dream up and what you can actually make happen.
Speaker 5: Most people have.
Speaker 2: Even if you have some sword thoughts in your head,
Speaker 2: it's like, oh, never gonna happen anyway, So what's the
Speaker 2: big it's gonna happen. Well, that's what I'm saying. He
Speaker 2: could you just said it. He could dream the wackiest,
Speaker 2: awfulest thing possible. Boom, it all happen. Somebody will do
Speaker 2: it for you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, somebody will do it for you.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Well, we'll get that.
Speaker 2: Done with that. We check in with the News. News
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Speaker 1: All right, ed, So we're often talking about lottery winners
Speaker 1: and what you would do and what certain people do
Speaker 1: if they hit the jackpot. Well, this is a pretty
Speaker 1: crazy story, so naturally it takes place in Laura, England,
Speaker 1: the Florida View. So Adam Lopez thirty nine years old. Okay,
Speaker 1: he lives in a small village outside of North Norwich, England,
Speaker 1: and by by his account, he has seventeen dollars in
Speaker 1: his bank account. Dude is broke, goes to the store,
Speaker 1: buys a lottery ticket, a scratch off a million millionaire
Speaker 1: maker scratch off lottery ticket and bangh is it for
Speaker 1: one point three million dollars. So Adam, of course, you know,
Speaker 1: hires a lawyer. He gets a financial guy he invent
Speaker 1: Absolutely not.
Speaker 5: No, he does not do that.
Speaker 1: He of course prompatly quits his job as a fork
Speaker 1: left driver, buys himself a car, buys his mama car,
Speaker 1: and then spends what he determines as going on a
Speaker 1: three month long on party. She's just just doing whatever
Speaker 1: he wants, with whatever he wants and whoever he wants.
Speaker 4: That sort of thing.
Speaker 1: Well, he just received a what he's called a massive
Speaker 1: wake up call when he was rushed to the hospital
Speaker 1: in September again. Lopez told the News that he has
Speaker 1: been partying for the last three months when the good
Speaker 1: times came to a screeching halt. He was diagnosed with
Speaker 1: bilateral pulmonary embolism. A blood cut clod had formed his leg,
Speaker 1: made it all the way to his lungs, made him
Speaker 1: unable for him to walk or breathe or anything.
Speaker 4: So, you know, he's burned the candle at both ends here.
Speaker 5: Quote.
Speaker 1: I knew I was, I knew what I was doing
Speaker 1: was going to come to an end. Eventually, it nearly
Speaker 1: came to an end in the worst possible way. Lopez
Speaker 1: ultimately spent eight days in the hospital for being released.
Speaker 1: He said that doctors told him it will take him
Speaker 1: between six and nine months to fully recover from this.
Speaker 2: Dude, Let's face it, a million dollars is a million dollars,
Speaker 2: There's no doubt about it. But and the hell's a
Speaker 2: guy see in these forties, Um, and you're gonna ask
Speaker 2: that thirty nine, thirty nine, Yeah, you start behaving like that,
Speaker 2: million dollars ain't gonna last long. I don't care. You
Speaker 2: can just you could live a normal life and keep
Speaker 2: your job, and if you, you know, you could be
Speaker 2: a little extravagant with it, and I don't know if
Speaker 2: that's even gonna last you the rest of your life.
Speaker 2: Start doing if you just do crap like that, I
Speaker 2: bet you think I did it even last those three
Speaker 2: four months whatever it was.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he did not say what his bank account is
Speaker 4: currently at.
Speaker 1: But I mean, to your point, a million dollars in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five isn't the same as a million dollars
Speaker 1: in nineteen eighty five or ninety nine whatever, you know,
Speaker 1: which is not not the same, especially when you consider, Yeah,
Speaker 1: the lottery two is worth one point three, so that's
Speaker 1: actually probably down to you know, seven point fifty buys
Speaker 1: a couple of cars.
Speaker 4: Now he's at half a million. You know, so anyway,
Speaker 4: that's uh.
Speaker 2: Well, I hope you had a help of a part
Speaker 2: of it.
Speaker 4: He has something to remember, so uh so good for him, Yes, so.
Speaker 2: Uh he could have what he could have done then
Speaker 2: is taken some of that money and bought himself.
Speaker 20: There's Uh.
Speaker 2: This is a Chinese EV uh maker. It's an electronic car.
Speaker 2: You know these things, they're they're really making them. Obviously
Speaker 2: the technology is getting better. The uh these Chinese folks
Speaker 2: have made that. This company has made a new EV
Speaker 2: sports car that has just surpassed the Bugatti as the
Speaker 2: fastest EV production car made. Wow, how fast do you
Speaker 2: suppose this car, and this is a street legal car
Speaker 2: is a zero to sixty We're talking a quarter Uh.
Speaker 2: They says blah blah blah when it's on a test track.
Speaker 2: The top speed that it reached, it doesn't say whether
Speaker 2: or not it was. I assume it was just doing
Speaker 2: laps or something. Two hundred three hundred and eight miles
Speaker 2: an hour.
Speaker 27: What.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Now, I've been in a EV one time. It
Speaker 1: was a one of those Ford Mustang mock or mock ease.
Speaker 1: It's it's it's not a Mustang. It's like an suv,
Speaker 1: but it's a you know, it's good's got a like
Speaker 1: a you know, kind of souped up and I was
Speaker 1: shocked at how fast that thing would accelerate in the
Speaker 1: torque and and everything. And yeah, I mean the zero
Speaker 1: to sixty times and those things are absolutely incredible. And yeah,
Speaker 1: now they're out doing a Bugatti, which not long ago
Speaker 1: was the it was a thousand horsepower car, and now
Speaker 1: it's out doing that.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you we were when we were on vacation
Speaker 2: down in Lauderdale back in the wintertime. I mean it
Speaker 2: was I saw more than one Tesla uber driver. So
Speaker 2: these uber drivers are driving Tesla's. Yeah, and so we're
Speaker 2: into this guy who's driving us in is and I'm
Speaker 2: talking to him, but I was like, how do you
Speaker 2: like your Tesla and blah blah blah, and he's, uh, oh,
Speaker 2: I love it, blah blah blah. And I said, what
Speaker 2: can I pick up these things have? And he goes, oh,
Speaker 2: watch and he just jams into the floor and that
Speaker 2: thing jumped out from underneath them the seat. I couldn't
Speaker 2: believe it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I would never have guessed that was one of
Speaker 1: the selling points, or I guess you know high points
Speaker 1: of of a ev.
Speaker 2: Well, any I've never that's the only I I'm trying
Speaker 2: to think, but I'm pretty sure that's the only electric
Speaker 2: car I've ever been in. But anything, you know, you
Speaker 2: see him, and it just seems like they just kind
Speaker 2: of build up speed as opposed to immediately responding like yeah, no, yeah,
Speaker 2: those things you you step on the accelerator, can't call
Speaker 2: it a gas pedal, and they go. Now are they
Speaker 2: started putting those noisemakers in them because you know, and
Speaker 2: and not and not being funny at all, but because
Speaker 2: blind people were going to get hit by him because
Speaker 2: you again to hear them gumming.
Speaker 4: You can't hear them. And I've always said this.
Speaker 1: You know, one reason I've had a couple of muscle
Speaker 1: cars in my life, and one of the main things
Speaker 1: you like about them is the sound, right that roar
Speaker 1: that engine like I got muscle car roar.
Speaker 4: There's nothing like it.
Speaker 1: And you're gonna sell me a Corvette that'll yeah, go
Speaker 1: two hundred and fifty miles per hour, But I I
Speaker 1: can't hear it.
Speaker 2: There's something they agree with my senses here. Just you
Speaker 2: hear it whistle right, yeah, And I get that same
Speaker 2: thing that that mock e that I drove.
Speaker 1: It had artificial sound, and I think I can't I
Speaker 1: didn't know if it was like if you heard it
Speaker 1: outside or if it was just like inside the car.
Speaker 2: That's what i'd heard they were gonna do. They We're
Speaker 2: gonna put some kind of whistling device on the front
Speaker 2: of it.
Speaker 1: So isn't it like kind of having a fake diamond ring?
Speaker 1: Like you may you can act like it's the real thing,
Speaker 1: but in your heart of hearts, you know it's not.
Speaker 2: Well, when I was a kid, you had those sound
Speaker 2: I don't know what you'd call it, for lack of
Speaker 2: a better term, a sound machine that you could put
Speaker 2: on your bike and it sounded like a motorcycle.
Speaker 4: Oh really okay, Oh yeah, it was.
Speaker 2: A kind of a thing there for a little bit,
Speaker 2: which was kind of really yeah, but you're riding on
Speaker 2: your twenty inches, you know, huffy there, and.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I feel like that is if anybody has an electric
Speaker 1: muscle car, let me know how that's working out for
Speaker 1: I'd love to see if if you can get past
Speaker 1: that or if it's weird or not. But that would
Speaker 1: be a hold up of for me buying a muscle
Speaker 1: car with that that's supposed.
Speaker 5: To go fast with that.
Speaker 2: Let's check in and see if there are any EV's
Speaker 2: out there screwing up traffic.
Speaker 17: Is actually the Dodge Charger EV has that exhaust that
Speaker 17: you can turn on from inside, and it's like it's
Speaker 17: supposed to be like a V eight exhaust.
Speaker 5: That's what it's, you know, trying to imitate.
Speaker 17: And yeah, and they've had that for a while, and
Speaker 17: you know, and you know, purists are kind of laughing
Speaker 17: at it. They don't necessarily like it, but you can
Speaker 17: start it up and it'll make that I can't it's
Speaker 17: a I can't remember the exact name of it. But
Speaker 17: what I saw the other day, and I'm not kidding you,
Speaker 17: somebody got ticketed because their electric car exhaust was too loud.
Speaker 17: I thought that was pretty funny.
Speaker 4: So they're fake exhaust too loud.
Speaker 5: It was too loud and they got a ticket. Wow,
Speaker 5: that explain that one.
Speaker 2: Dad's right, right, I'd want to have a chat with
Speaker 2: the coffee Yeah, yeah.
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Speaker 30: I just wanted to say, like, what's power in those things?
Speaker 24: Is no different?
Speaker 30: One of those old turntables. Though with the direct drive
Speaker 30: it's kind of like a hub motor. It's like instant speed,
Speaker 30: like almost the second you put your foot on the accelerator,
Speaker 30: it's going to go that exact speed.
Speaker 1: That's my understanding, right, so then they don't have to
Speaker 1: transfer through the you know, the shaft and all that, right,
Speaker 1: and then go to the wheels something like that.
Speaker 25: You know.
Speaker 30: It's just it's a lot like those scooters and electric
Speaker 30: skateboards and electric bikes, they all got the same thing.
Speaker 30: It's a hub motor, direct drive motor, something similar to
Speaker 30: like the old direct drive turntables.
Speaker 2: All right, well, thanks Sean, that makes sense. But like
Speaker 2: I said, I was just surprised from having seen EV
Speaker 2: cars on the road. They just seemed to just like
Speaker 2: build up to it. But these things obviously just flat
Speaker 2: get down. Yeah, I think it's actually a lot of
Speaker 2: them are quick. But I think you would think that, yeah.
Speaker 4: You would just they would ease into it, but they.
Speaker 2: Go now rock When in other news, when you were
Speaker 2: a kid, yeah, you might play a little prank here
Speaker 2: and there, get into a little mischief, yes, y of course,
Speaker 2: nothing nothing too crazy. Just like these two little rascals
Speaker 2: down in South Carolina. A couple of weeks back, two
Speaker 2: juveniles unlawfully entered the rail road facility there and started
Speaker 2: an engine that was hooked to two other engines.
Speaker 4: Wow, started a train engine.
Speaker 2: Police say they drove the train engines around the yard
Speaker 2: before then taking them out onto a rail line that
Speaker 2: connects with Greenville, South Carolina, from where they live.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's joy riding and then there's this. I mean
Speaker 4: that sud be cool.
Speaker 2: But when they tried to return to the real yard,
Speaker 2: they collided with parked railroad cars caused the derailment of
Speaker 2: the engine and damage to one of the park cars.
Speaker 2: This was a dangerous and reckless access, as the police chief,
Speaker 2: railroad property is not a place to play. Now, you
Speaker 2: would think that something like that would be a little
Speaker 2: more secure than a couple of fifteen sixteen year old
Speaker 2: kids could get there and start up a freaking locomotive.
Speaker 1: I think that's that's the thing though, is It's like,
Speaker 1: if you work for you know the the you know
Speaker 1: the train company, right, well, no one would be dumb
Speaker 1: enough to come in here and do that.
Speaker 2: See kind of catching with their pants down a little bit.
Speaker 2: I can't I want When I was a kid. I
Speaker 2: always wanted to hop a hop a train and just
Speaker 2: see what.
Speaker 1: Of course, yeah, I thought the same thing. How cool
Speaker 1: would that be to just, yeah, sit on the back
Speaker 1: of that thing and just see where it takes. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's like, a it's a misdemeanor, isn't it. At least
Speaker 1: I don't know they frown upon that, like, oh, it's
Speaker 1: not a no. Yeah, they don't even once you're walking
Speaker 1: around train tracks, right, Yeah, But.
Speaker 2: I was always afraid what you see always in the
Speaker 2: movies where there's like, you know, some deranged hobo one
Speaker 2: there or something who cut you up all right, or
Speaker 2: or you know, the more romantic thing in your mind
Speaker 2: is that you ended up paling around with the hobo
Speaker 2: guy and then you have a campfire at the end
Speaker 2: of the night and make yourself some beans and yeah, and.
Speaker 1: It turns out he's like really a multi billionaire who
Speaker 1: just didn't like the lifestyle, and he's super wise and
Speaker 1: he gives you all this great information for life. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Or my fantasy is actually a female hobo and it
Speaker 1: turns out it's actually Gwen Stefani in disguise, and she's like,
Speaker 1: you know, I just wanted to leave the whole spotlight life.
Speaker 1: And this is the best way I could do it,
Speaker 1: to kind of blend in, get away from all that.
Speaker 1: And now look I've stumbled across you. I we kiss
Speaker 1: and make love right there in the train box car whatever?
Speaker 1: Oh wait, is this the one I don't mean right?
Speaker 1: I was talking about some.
Speaker 2: Old guy giving me words of wisdom, and we're talking fantasy,
Speaker 2: smoking cigarette butts and eating beans. You hook up with
Speaker 2: Gwen Stefani.
Speaker 4: Well, it can happen. It's my fantasy. Dammit, anything can
Speaker 4: happen inside beside these two years.
Speaker 2: Quinn, what, I can't believe your hobo on a train.
Speaker 2: I just decided to give it all, to.
Speaker 4: Give it all away. And look now I've met you,
Speaker 4: and my life is complete.
Speaker 2: It worked out.
Speaker 14: I just saw it with her.
Speaker 2: I think it was her birthday yesterday or something. I
Speaker 2: don't tell me how old she is because it'll ruined
Speaker 2: my fantasy. It's getting old. She's like fifty five, honestly,
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm just I mean, that's not old. But
Speaker 2: that surprised me that she's that old.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And she said the point where it's you know,
Speaker 1: I understand the stresses of it.
Speaker 4: All, but there's a lot of surgery going on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, big time.
Speaker 5: I still love her though.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 2: With that, we check in with the thought of Rocky
Speaker 2: sitting out the campfire making out with Hobo Gwen Stefani. Uh,
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Speaker 26: A big pushback from Illinois on the White House with
Speaker 26: the five o'clock report, I'm Jack Crumley breaking now.
Speaker 2: There is no invasion here.
Speaker 27: There is no insurrection here, and local and state law
Speaker 27: enforcement are on the job and managing what they need to.
Speaker 14: Illinois Governor J. B.
Speaker 26: Pritzker accusing President Trump and ICE agents in Chicago of thuggery.
Speaker 26: Illinois now the latest state to sue the Trump administration
Speaker 26: over its plans to send in National Guard tree against
Speaker 26: the wishes of local and state leaders.
Speaker 27: The Trump administration is following a playbook cause chaos, create
Speaker 27: fear and confusion, make it seem like peaceful protesters are
Speaker 27: a mob by firing gas pellets and tear gas canisters
Speaker 27: at them, why to create the pretext for invoking the
Speaker 27: Insurrection Act.
Speaker 26: The governor also says agents rated a south side apartment
Speaker 26: building and detained American citizens, all for a slickly edited
Speaker 26: and produced propaganda video that Homeland Security is now circulating online.
Speaker 26: The state of Oregon also suing to block deployment of
Speaker 26: the National Guard to Portland. A second federal judge just yesterday,
Speaker 26: this one of Trump appointee, ruled on the side of
Speaker 26: the state to block those troops from being sent. In
Speaker 26: the White House today saying that her opinion is untethered
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Speaker 17: eight four pink. Couples of issues on seventy four first
Speaker 17: eastbound off ramp to seventy five north exit ramp shut
Speaker 17: down because of an overturned vehicle on the ramp and
Speaker 17: a heavy duey director on the scene. Seventy four west
Speaker 17: bound of Rye Bolt. It's the right shoulder taken up
Speaker 17: with the crash and the seventy five southbound Western Avenue
Speaker 17: to the Brent Spence. It's about a ten minute to trip.
Speaker 17: Seventy one north bound between Norwood Lateral and Ronald rig
Speaker 17: and Cross County Highway. We have heavier pockets of traffic
Speaker 17: and seventy five northbound Mitchell to Paddock is about a
Speaker 17: nine minute drive right now. Also on seventy one north
Speaker 17: Pound after Red Bank, just getting reports of a breakdown.
Speaker 17: Now this has got the right lane taken up. Police
Speaker 17: are on the scene and seventy one southbound MLK to
Speaker 17: the Brent Spence but a five minute drive by brick
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Speaker 26: Seems of normal backups as well. Westbound on the Norwood Lateral.
Speaker 26: There is also a report of a crash westbound before
Speaker 26: the Paddock exit. That will add to any potential delays
Speaker 26: that are building there for afternoon drive.
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Speaker 8: chance for storms continue. A high of seventy three at night,
Speaker 8: the rain ending and a low down to fifty four
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Speaker 26: Radar show scattered rain in the tri States seventy seven degrees.
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Speaker 26: day of trading, the Dow ending down sixty three points,
Speaker 26: Nasdaq up one ninety three, the s and P up
Speaker 26: twenty four. Bengals head coach Zach Taylor was asked if
Speaker 26: he still has confidence in Jake Browning following yesterday's thirty
Speaker 26: seven to twenty four loss to the Lions.
Speaker 32: Do I, of course, after a game like that, we're
Speaker 32: gonna look at all personnel to make sure we're doing
Speaker 32: the right thing. So I won't shy away from that
Speaker 32: because it's a very fair question after the amount of
Speaker 32: turnovers we had.
Speaker 5: But to say that I don't think Jay can win games?
Speaker 5: Was I believe Jake and win games?
Speaker 24: First?
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Speaker 2: Round about this time. I always like to talk to
Speaker 2: Argus and Dave Lapham and lap Is there anything good
Speaker 2: to say about what happened yesterday?
Speaker 5: Not a whole hell lot of I mean.
Speaker 2: Get that miners pick out there and pick us out
Speaker 2: a nugget.
Speaker 24: Yeah, I'm gonna have to do some uh some real
Speaker 24: digging to find the nugget, man. You know, I mean,
Speaker 24: how you doing rocket everything?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm okay in there, Yeah, I hear you.
Speaker 24: You know, it's it's like now here here the Bengals
Speaker 24: have lost reena row, and they've lost reena row by
Speaker 24: significant scores. I mean, you getting your doors blown off
Speaker 24: by Minnesota up there and uh. And then you go
Speaker 24: to Denver and you get smoked twenty eight to three
Speaker 24: and only put three points on the board. So, you know,
Speaker 24: thirteen points in those two football games outscored seventy six
Speaker 24: to thirteen. And then they they lose to Detroit by thirteen.
Speaker 24: They play a little bit better. I guess that's probably
Speaker 24: the thing that we could say there was minor improvement,
Speaker 24: you know, but they still have a long long way
Speaker 24: to go before they rest, that's for sure.
Speaker 2: No doubt about it. I wanted your perspective, lap On.
Speaker 2: You know, you were at the game. What was the
Speaker 2: crowd like, what was the feel of from the fans
Speaker 2: down there at pay Court Stadium?
Speaker 24: Yeah, I mean they were ready. You know, the fans
Speaker 24: are ready to see the Bengals perform at a high
Speaker 24: level against a really good football team. The Bengal fans
Speaker 24: are smart, they're intelligent football fans that I know the
Speaker 24: National Football League. The Lions are a good football team.
Speaker 24: You know, Golf is a hell of a quarterback. I
Speaker 24: mean his numbers are staggering. Really, He's putting up some
Speaker 24: serious numbers, completing well over seventy percent of his passes
Speaker 24: and you know he's scoring points, accumulating yards. The thing
Speaker 24: that I think is the biggest, most noticeable, glaring difference
Speaker 24: in my mind watching them play against the Vikings and
Speaker 24: the Broncos and the Lions, is those three football teams
Speaker 24: are balanced, and the Cincinnati Bengals are trying to be,
Speaker 24: but they just can't get there.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 24: It's like, in my mind, even though this era of football,
Speaker 24: everybody wants to throw the heck out of it, they
Speaker 24: want to get the ball down the football, still want
Speaker 24: to score quickly, big plays, chunk plays. Teams that run
Speaker 24: the ball consistently well always hang in there and do
Speaker 24: well and have a good season, good solid season. They're
Speaker 24: in there in the playoff hunt at the end of
Speaker 24: the year, you know, trying to qualify with the highest
Speaker 24: possible seed they can going into the playoffs. And you know,
Speaker 24: most most of the times win a playoff game or two.
Speaker 24: And I'm not saying that they're a Super Bowl champions
Speaker 24: year after year, but man, running the football, it makes
Speaker 24: it so much easier life, so much easier in the
Speaker 24: National Football League. If you can show some physicality and
Speaker 24: show the opponent that, man, you can you can physically
Speaker 24: handle them, knock them around a little bit, get them
Speaker 24: off the knock them off the line of scrimmage. You know,
Speaker 24: then you can play act pass and that that's a big,
Speaker 24: big weapon. Boy, it's you know that that's the key.
Speaker 24: And you know Rock playing linebacker, it's like, man, you
Speaker 24: run the ball effectively, You put the ball in that
Speaker 24: running backs bell and you pull it out of there,
Speaker 24: and you still have to respect it. You have to
Speaker 24: come downhill and meet that meet that running back where
Speaker 24: he's got the football.
Speaker 5: You know it right?
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, I mean we look at the Bengals linebackers,
Speaker 1: like when you got Jamir Gibbs and Dave Montgomery run
Speaker 1: at you, you were damn sure coming downhill and then boom,
Speaker 1: here comes the play action pass. And there is no
Speaker 1: play action pass without a run game. But but the
Speaker 1: issue I see lap is this seems not built to
Speaker 1: run the ball. It's built to let Joe Burrow just
Speaker 1: chuck the ball around the park. But guess what, Joe
Speaker 1: Burrow is not playing. So now we got a line
Speaker 1: that's you know, better pass blockers than than run blockers.
Speaker 1: And and now you've got a quarterback that could desperately use,
Speaker 1: as you said, some complimentary football. But it just makes
Speaker 1: it even worse, uh, with with Jake Browning in there,
Speaker 1: because now because he don't have a run game to
Speaker 1: lean on, and he's not Joe Burrow from passing the standpoint.
Speaker 1: And I think it's why we're seeing what we're seeing.
Speaker 24: Yeah, I think you make all valid points. They're great points,
Speaker 24: you know, and they're gonna have to be able to
Speaker 24: get back to a running attack. I mean, you know,
Speaker 24: I think both offensive tackles. He's a big dudes man,
Speaker 24: you know, six seven sixty eight, you know, three hundred
Speaker 24: and fifty plus pounds, three to three fifty to three
Speaker 24: sixty three sixty five. They should be able to move people.
Speaker 24: They should be able to knock people off the line
Speaker 24: of scrimmag to move around. They should be able to
Speaker 24: create some running lanes. And you know, Ted kas has
Speaker 24: been around a while. He's proven he can run block,
Speaker 24: He's proven he can come off the line of scrimmage
Speaker 24: with a low pad level and you know, sink his
Speaker 24: hips and get underneath people and leverage him a little bit.
Speaker 24: You know. My question is the guards. I think the
Speaker 24: guard player has been sporadic because there have been so
Speaker 24: many of them in the mix. I mean, it's like cheez.
Speaker 24: They've gone through a bunch already. It's been a merry
Speaker 24: go round to the guard spot and you know, you're
Speaker 24: it's in the garden. Tackle on both sides of the
Speaker 24: line of scrimmage. Work together. It's it's key to spend
Speaker 24: some time working together practice, you know, preseason games, regular
Speaker 24: season games. And they haven't had those kind of snaps.
Speaker 24: I mean they've had minimal snaps, literally a handful of
Speaker 24: snaps in some cases, and they don't even know, you know,
Speaker 24: what the other guy's going to do. You know, it's like, oh, gee,
Speaker 24: shaw I passed this off. Is he going to be there?
Speaker 24: He's supposed to be there. I'm not sure he's going
Speaker 24: to be there though, you know.
Speaker 33: And then you make a call and yeah, yeah, make
Speaker 33: you make a call and you think, ah, he's you
Speaker 33: know that this will pick it up because that's a
Speaker 33: good adjustment they made defensivey, but this call handle it.
Speaker 24: And then it's like, wait, does he know that call?
Speaker 24: You're not going to be able to handle that with him.
Speaker 24: You know, I don't want to embarrass him or put
Speaker 24: him in a bad spot, but you know, this is
Speaker 24: what we need to do to win this football game.
Speaker 24: So I have to call it, you know. And now,
Speaker 24: like you said, you're questioning yourself, you're hesitant, and you
Speaker 24: can't play football that way.
Speaker 2: Speaking of that lap, but what's your experience as an
Speaker 2: offensive lineman playing with a backup quarterback?
Speaker 1: You know, how different is that for you? Is there
Speaker 1: more responsibility that falls on the line? How did you
Speaker 1: approach that if in fact that that situation did happen
Speaker 1: to you as a player.
Speaker 24: Yeah, I mean, Turk shown it was the guy that
Speaker 24: was the backup quarterback that I played, you know, the
Speaker 24: most snaped with, and he was great. I mean, he
Speaker 24: literally was the best backup quarterback in the NFL in
Speaker 24: my opinion, And and he could have started at a
Speaker 24: lot of places with a lot of teams in the
Speaker 24: National Football League. I honestly believe that Jake Browning is
Speaker 24: the best backup quarterback in the NFL right now. And
Speaker 24: you know, in this era of Cincinnati Bengal football, I
Speaker 24: think he could start, you know, for teams in the
Speaker 24: National Football League. So what you what you have to
Speaker 24: do is go out there and let him shine, let
Speaker 24: him show his best stuff, you know. And uh and
Speaker 24: again that's ah, that's not putting it all on him,
Speaker 24: you know, don't don't put the burgeners ponssibility every single play.
Speaker 24: He has to be perfect throwing the football, you know,
Speaker 24: get that balanced attack we've been talking about, get that
Speaker 24: running game going, so you know, there's less pressure on
Speaker 24: him to have to be you know, just amongst the
Speaker 24: best quarterbacks in the history of the National Football League
Speaker 24: just to move the ball.
Speaker 2: So lap, what do you attribute that to? Is that
Speaker 2: the offensive line play that so far, Let's face it,
Speaker 2: Jake Browning has been less than stellar out there.
Speaker 24: Yeah, I mean, you know, the turnovers, you know, I
Speaker 24: think the actual throwing of the football. He's got nobody
Speaker 24: to blame but himself. You know, you can't. You can't
Speaker 24: throw the ball behind receivers and expect the good results.
Speaker 24: You know that he's got too many interceptions, turn it
Speaker 24: over too many times, and it's been locating the ball,
Speaker 24: and that that hadn't been the strength to his I mean,
Speaker 24: he puts the ball in really good places normally, whereas
Speaker 24: receivers to make a play on the football. And you know,
Speaker 24: he knows that his receivers have good hands. They'll catch
Speaker 24: the football though tucket, you know, high and tight and
Speaker 24: and not stick the ball up in terms of turnovers
Speaker 24: and then get up the football field and pick up
Speaker 24: yards after catch, yards after contact. He knows that all
Speaker 24: that's available to him, but right now he's just not
Speaker 24: playing at that high level.
Speaker 1: Speaking of that lap, do you and Zach left the
Speaker 1: door open in terms of, uh, you know, another quarterback?
Speaker 1: What's your gut tell you? Does this team turn to
Speaker 1: a different direction? Do they go with ripping? Do they
Speaker 1: go with Sean Clifford, Do they go with Mike White?
Speaker 1: Do they bring in somebody off the street?
Speaker 27: What?
Speaker 4: What do you what do you think happens here?
Speaker 24: Yeah? I mean I think everybody you know wants to
Speaker 24: wants to hang uh Jake Browning in effigy, you know.
Speaker 24: I mean they were uh, you know, a firing squad
Speaker 24: and and uh bringing fire. But but I don't I
Speaker 24: don't think the Bengals organization, ownership management, uh you know,
Speaker 24: I don't think they want to do that. I think
Speaker 24: they feel like they've had good performances from Jake Browning,
Speaker 24: you know, just a couple of years back. I mean, shoot,
Speaker 24: he did a great job for them in Super Bowl season.
Speaker 24: He was he was a heck of a story that year.
Speaker 24: So he's shown that he can do it, you know,
Speaker 24: but not so far this year. It's just not happening
Speaker 24: for him.
Speaker 2: So let's also talk about the about the d yesterday.
Speaker 2: Actually they got smoke. Let's just space that there's no
Speaker 2: other way to put it.
Speaker 24: Yeah, that's a good call.
Speaker 2: It was right to think a better way to put it.
Speaker 2: But that's just that's the fact.
Speaker 24: Now they get handled, you know. But I think I think, uh,
Speaker 24: you know, they they've had their struggles often on the thing.
Speaker 24: The thing that they're looking for is consistency, and really
Speaker 24: they've been just the opposite. Inconsistency has been the label.
Speaker 24: It's been the world of the day for them, and
Speaker 24: you know, and that's that's tough. Al Golden is putting
Speaker 24: in his system, his his way of doing things, and
Speaker 24: I think he feels like guys are getting it, they're
Speaker 24: understanding it. It goes well in practice, it's gone well
Speaker 24: in preseason games, gone well in some cases in the
Speaker 24: regular season. But you know, sometimes in game day, guys
Speaker 24: walk up and they make mental mistakes and you know,
Speaker 24: just freeze a little bit, and you know, when you
Speaker 24: when the when the bullets are flying, man, when it's
Speaker 24: live action, sometimes that can happen to guys, even the
Speaker 24: guys have been around for a little bit, and I
Speaker 24: think that's what they're going through right now. They're just
Speaker 24: they're adjusting to a new scheme and and trying to
Speaker 24: become as familiar with it as they possibly can.
Speaker 1: I guess what I worry about, lapping, And I've been
Speaker 1: on teams that have vastly underachieved and and we're disappointments.
Speaker 1: I'm sure you have too, But I think I see
Speaker 1: happens is guys start worrying about the guy in the
Speaker 1: mirror and less about the team, and I worry about
Speaker 1: you know, does Higgins and Jamar Chase start worrying about, Hey,
Speaker 1: how come I want I'm not getting my catches? You know,
Speaker 1: the you know that that sort of thing I think
Speaker 1: can possibly happen. Does that concern you?
Speaker 24: Yeah? It does rock you know, it's it's You're right.
Speaker 24: I think it can happen, and it does start to happen.
Speaker 24: It can poison a football team. You know. It's like
Speaker 24: you just you don't want selfishness. You don't want players
Speaker 24: worrying about individual stats instead of you know, what's the
Speaker 24: best scenario here, or how do we how do we
Speaker 24: make this football team better? How do we win football
Speaker 24: games as a team for this football team, not as
Speaker 24: an individual. And and and these guys, I don't want
Speaker 24: to make them sound like theirself because they're not selfish.
Speaker 24: These guys are are are all team players. They could
Speaker 24: be selfish, and you know, I could understand it, but
Speaker 24: in credit to them and who they were raised by
Speaker 24: from a parental standpoint, and who they were coached by
Speaker 24: from the coaches at a young age. I mean, they
Speaker 24: were taught right. There's no doubt about it. These guys
Speaker 24: are great people in terms of you know, just everyday
Speaker 24: life and then as football players. And this is where
Speaker 24: leadership has to start to take over to you know.
Speaker 24: I mean, obviously, Jake Browning is the quarterback, is in
Speaker 24: the natural leadership position. He's the guy that controls, you know,
Speaker 24: the tempo, the flow of the game. It's it's not
Speaker 24: flowing freely enough right now. So leaders have to step
Speaker 24: up and get everybody to get into their playbook a
Speaker 24: little bit more, you know, and and study the playbook
Speaker 24: and study the game plan specific to that opponent for
Speaker 24: the week, and do everything they possibly can to get
Speaker 24: the worm turned. Because they're running out of time. I mean,
Speaker 24: you know, all of a sudden, before you know it's
Speaker 24: going to be middle of the season. It's like, man,
Speaker 24: what happened?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 24: How do we get into into this bar into the season?
Speaker 24: So they that worm has to turn quickly and hopefully
Speaker 24: it does against Green Bay.
Speaker 2: Well, Rock and I were talking about a little while ago,
Speaker 2: Lap and with the state that this division is in. Man,
Speaker 2: what a horrible time to be not performing because let's
Speaker 2: face of Baltimore is a mess. Browns or the Browns
Speaker 2: and Pittsburgh they're okay, but they're not world beaters.
Speaker 24: Yeah, it's this, uh, this is like shocking to me
Speaker 24: that the the AFC North is, you know, not one
Speaker 24: of the best divisions in all football, because it has
Speaker 24: been for a lot of years. I mean, you know,
Speaker 24: you got you have a lot of a lot of cities,
Speaker 24: a lot of franchises with you know, NFL history that's
Speaker 24: been very very positive, you know, I mean a lot
Speaker 24: of great players, a lot of great coaches, a lot
Speaker 24: of great games that fans can look to and and
Speaker 24: and look back upon, you know, with with tremendous memories.
Speaker 24: So to think that, uh, you know that the boy
Speaker 24: everybody's struggling Baltimore. I mean, come on now, shoot these guys,
Speaker 24: I said, they've been fighting for the Super Bowl. They
Speaker 24: they've won Super Bowl. I mean, they're fighting to get
Speaker 24: to the super Bowl. They've been in the super Bowl
Speaker 24: multiple times. I mean for them to be looking like
Speaker 24: they're looking giving up the number of points that they're
Speaker 24: giving up. That defensive football team, it's got talent. I mean,
Speaker 24: it's stout, man, that's a good defensive football team. Sometimes,
Speaker 24: you know, you just football's weird to scratch ahead and say,
Speaker 24: what the hell is happening? You know, it's like, what's
Speaker 24: going on with this? It's just just the opposite of
Speaker 24: what I think the situation should be. And you know,
Speaker 24: being a former Cincinnati Bengal and knowing what the Pittsburgh Steelers,
Speaker 24: Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns were or about when you
Speaker 24: went up there to play them on the road, man,
Speaker 24: I mean, it's packed your lunch bucket, it's it's a
Speaker 24: it's a full day's work, you know, and it's going
Speaker 24: to be physically. You're going to be sure that night
Speaker 24: when you go to bed.
Speaker 2: All right with that lap. We will let you go.
Speaker 2: What a guys got coming up tonight.
Speaker 24: Yeah, we've got just a full, full, confident of everybody
Speaker 24: addressing what the problem or trying to address what the
Speaker 24: problem is and how to maybe react to it and
Speaker 24: uh and and change things. As far as the Cincinnati
Speaker 24: Bengals are concerned, you know, we've got Zach Taylor. I
Speaker 24: did an interview with him after the game in the
Speaker 24: locker room. We get his postgame interview as well. We
Speaker 24: get interviews with with a lot of players, both offensively
Speaker 24: and defensively and in some special teams players as well.
Speaker 24: Just trying to you know, pose the question, you know,
Speaker 24: what happened, Why, what's going on?
Speaker 29: When?
Speaker 24: When's it going to change? Why is it the way
Speaker 24: that it is? And nobody has any clear kind of answers,
Speaker 24: that's for sure. You know, there's no Einstein's you know
Speaker 24: that are that are figuring it out at the genius level.
Speaker 24: You just have to go back to uh, you know,
Speaker 24: back to work.
Speaker 27: Man.
Speaker 24: It's all about what we can do.
Speaker 2: All right, With that, lap we will let you go.
Speaker 2: We'll be listening. Thanks man.
Speaker 24: All right, guys, have a good one.
Speaker 2: Thanks are a good friends. Dave Lapham with that we
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Speaker 34: You got exactly right.
Speaker 24: I'm a bottom line.
Speaker 34: So this started ten years ago. Twenty fifteen was the
Speaker 34: first Prime Day and that was a day twenty four
Speaker 34: hour is going to be to celebrate twenty years of Amazon.
Speaker 34: And it was a huge money maker, and then so
Speaker 34: then it became an annual thing, typically in July when
Speaker 34: sales are pretty flat because people have no reason to
Speaker 34: buy anything and they're out enjoying summer vacation. They're not
Speaker 34: buying holiday gifts yet, and so they tried to pump
Speaker 34: up sales and do it in July, and then it
Speaker 34: became multiple and then they went, wait, we can have
Speaker 34: a couple of them every year, and we can do
Speaker 34: one before the holidays and get in the holiday shopping
Speaker 34: as well. So now it's this, you know, huge retail
Speaker 34: event for all the retailers, Amazon, Target, Walmart, Best Buy.
Speaker 34: They've all got to compete, and the expectations are that
Speaker 34: this is going to be a big year. Adobe Analytics
Speaker 34: they do the the retail number crunching for retailers every
Speaker 34: every year to back Pandea, he does a lot of that.
Speaker 29: He told us this some the deepest distants will go
Speaker 29: as much as twenty eight percent. We see that and
Speaker 29: kind of please us to electronics, but then we're also
Speaker 29: anticipating discounts to be pretty competitive. For power at twenty
Speaker 29: five percent, appliances of eighteen percent.
Speaker 34: So over all, they expect about nine billion dollars to
Speaker 34: be spent tomorrow and on Wednesday for Prime Day across
Speaker 34: all the retailers, six point two percent over last year.
Speaker 34: They think by now pay Later is going to jump
Speaker 34: with you up about eight percent, seven hundred and twenty
Speaker 34: three million dollars will be buy now, pay later, that
Speaker 34: people will buy now and deal with it down the road.
Speaker 34: And then this one makes sense. Fifty percent of shopping
Speaker 34: they believe will be on mobile devices compared to desktop computers.
Speaker 34: People at work will be doing some of the desktop
Speaker 34: shopping and people at home. But the other thing that
Speaker 34: they point out is that AI is leading now a
Speaker 34: lot of what people are buying because people go to Chat,
Speaker 34: GBT or one of the other platforms and they say,
Speaker 34: give me the best deal on a Samsung TV, And
Speaker 34: they're not just going to Amazon or to Best Buy.
Speaker 34: They're letting the AI look through everything that's out there
Speaker 34: and all the sales that are going on and find
Speaker 34: the best deal.
Speaker 29: He told us this, we have a consumer that's really
Speaker 29: leaning on the online sector to try to understand what's
Speaker 29: available to them. They're using some of these generative AI platforms,
Speaker 29: these LM models to get a sense of where they
Speaker 29: can get the best absolute deal, where they can find
Speaker 29: cheaper versions of goods, discovering different products on social media
Speaker 29: platforms and to micro influences.
Speaker 34: The influencers is another big part of this. The retailers
Speaker 34: have found that, especially the younger crowd, they will go
Speaker 34: and spend their money to get that special edition of
Speaker 34: whatever based on what the influencer is saying. So all
Speaker 34: of that comes into play with this. They think this
Speaker 34: is going to be on par with Black Friday and
Speaker 34: with Cyber Monday. The biggest deals You're not wrong on
Speaker 34: the TVs round twenty eight percent, on electronics and TVs
Speaker 34: in general twenty five percent, apparel, toys twenty seven percent.
Speaker 34: The other thing that they have found that they believe
Speaker 34: going into this is that consumers are going to be
Speaker 34: they're showing a trend toward wanting to trade up this
Speaker 34: year instead of just finding the cheapest TV or the
Speaker 34: cheapest refrigerator, that they're looking for a good deal on
Speaker 34: a better product for something. They've got a home that
Speaker 34: they're going to replace. So that comes into play with this,
Speaker 34: that somebody maybe going for a nicer brand of refrigerator
Speaker 34: or microwave or TV or something else in the home
Speaker 34: instead of just going for the cheapest stuff. But at
Speaker 34: least on amaz On, the Amazon branded products always have
Speaker 34: the biggest discounts. Along with that, they've got a toothbrushes
Speaker 34: that are going to be electronic toothbrushes got to be
Speaker 34: heavily discounted this year YETI products, Ninja products, vacuum cleaners,
Speaker 34: tons of other stuff. But just remembers not only Amazon,
Speaker 34: look at Target, look at best Buy, look at Walmart,
Speaker 34: look at all of them, because they're all doing it.
Speaker 1: I never thought Alex about AI being using it to
Speaker 1: find the best deal, but that's incredible, Yeah, because I
Speaker 1: think most people know just say, okay, let me look
Speaker 1: it up on Amazon because they'll have the best price,
Speaker 1: well maybe not, and this will search it in a
Speaker 1: fraction of a second and get it to you.
Speaker 34: Yeah, people are doing it now with airline tickets and
Speaker 34: everything else where. They go into to an AI engine,
Speaker 34: whether it be Chat, GPT or one of the other ones,
Speaker 34: and they say, find me the best product on fill
Speaker 34: in the blank, and it will give you something that
Speaker 34: may not be going to best Buy or to Amazon,
Speaker 34: but maybe there's another retailer that it wouldn't pop into
Speaker 34: your mind that has a really good deal. So yeah,
Speaker 34: that's kind of the new way of shopping that if
Speaker 34: you want a really good deal, people are going to AI.
Speaker 2: We're talking a to Alec Stone and guys helped me
Speaker 2: out here because I've never shopped on one of the
Speaker 2: Prime days. What is this the deal where there's timed
Speaker 2: stuff like, okay, from now till two o'clock Eastern you
Speaker 2: can get this deal on refrigerators or is it just
Speaker 2: the whole two days?
Speaker 34: Sometimes so they have a lot of lightning deals during
Speaker 34: the prime day event where yeah, it is they've got
Speaker 34: either a time or a certain number of them that
Speaker 34: are available and you got to get it when that
Speaker 34: comes available. The reason why they do that is it
Speaker 34: gets you coming back constantly because every time you look
Speaker 34: at it, they've got new deals that are up there
Speaker 34: and timing out. But then there are others, typically like
Speaker 34: Crest white strips and you know DNA where it used
Speaker 34: to be the twenty three and meters but they went
Speaker 34: belly up. You know, those are usually super cheap during
Speaker 34: these and that is the full extent of the two
Speaker 34: day period. But they've got the other ones as well
Speaker 34: where they may not have a ton of whatever it is.
Speaker 34: You know, let's say a puffer jacket or something, and
Speaker 34: you look on there and it's thirty percent off, but
Speaker 34: only until three this afternoon and then and then it
Speaker 34: goes away.
Speaker 2: At that point, what about groceries. I know Amazon sells
Speaker 2: groceries to some degree. I think that's what people would
Speaker 2: love to see.
Speaker 4: A deal on.
Speaker 34: Yeah, and then some of that as well, because there
Speaker 34: it can be fresh groceries are more the type that
Speaker 34: come from Amazon that are non perishable, and those are
Speaker 34: included too. So yeah, that's all part of it.
Speaker 20: All right.
Speaker 2: With that, Alex, we will let you go, buddy, Thanks
Speaker 2: so much, you got it.
Speaker 34: Thanks?
Speaker 23: Ye.
Speaker 2: No, I don't know is your wife going to be
Speaker 2: one of those, because I well, she'll dabble in it,
Speaker 2: but she won't sit there all day. I don't think
Speaker 2: I know people who will sit there and just stare
Speaker 2: at their computer the whole time. Let me tell you, like,
Speaker 2: there's it won't be a special day because let's be honest,
Speaker 2: the Amazon truck makes one or two stops a day
Speaker 2: at the Boyman household.
Speaker 4: Okay, so it'll just it'll be like every other day.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: Well, that was that was still I wish I could say,
Speaker 2: boy were really still funny at the at the eclipse
Speaker 2: party at your house there watching the Amazon truck pulls up.
Speaker 1: Like literally as it's as it's happening, and then the
Speaker 1: best was, like what smells like pot. All of a sudden,
Speaker 1: the guy pulled down the driveway, parked his car, lit
Speaker 1: one up and watched the clipse.
Speaker 2: Started the sun that we check in with traffic, good weather,
Speaker 2: what's going on,