Speaker 1: Well twelve, He's got so many irons in the fire
Speaker 1: and any want to cover him. But that's where you
Speaker 1: can find him most often. Let's talk some basketball coaching.
Speaker 1: Let's we're going to break that down a little bit.
Speaker 1: I want to know what his style is more and uh,
Speaker 1: were you? Uh?
Speaker 2: How?
Speaker 1: What is your style coaching high school ball, skinny? Are
Speaker 1: you more of? Uh? What do you like a metal
Speaker 1: lark lemon kind of teaching those guys that way?
Speaker 3: Or what's your I'm a I'm a full court pressure guy,
Speaker 3: mixing in his own pressure and some man pressure very
Speaker 3: much in a dribble drive offense guy and and a
Speaker 3: five out open post offense guy. I got a couple
Speaker 3: of specialty sets. I got a couple that that are
Speaker 3: quick hitters that I like, some flair sets I try
Speaker 3: to I'm more conceptual. So I'm the JV head coach
Speaker 3: at Beechwood. The varsity head coach is really good guy
Speaker 3: named ross Hart. I want to give a shout at
Speaker 3: him because he was a really good coach and a
Speaker 3: guy I used to coach for before that era gets there.
Speaker 3: Just basketball savants when it comes to half court offensive stuff,
Speaker 3: and they they are very set heavy I'm just not
Speaker 3: set heavy, and usually at my level, kids are not
Speaker 3: quite there yet. From remembory saying don't want to I
Speaker 3: just wanted to let him go play. So I'm a
Speaker 3: big concept guy. I've I've town Jason some of the
Speaker 3: stuff I run, I under these out of bounds plays
Speaker 3: that that I run, I used them.
Speaker 4: I think you had to success with it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, last year in sixth grade league. Oh, you guys
Speaker 1: are Oh. I always going to ask skin if you
Speaker 1: now I didn't know you coached youth basketball as well, Jason.
Speaker 1: I can already tell by this conversation, I'm only thirty
Speaker 1: seconds deep in it, and you guys are the guys
Speaker 1: at full court press when you're up by thirty with
Speaker 1: two minutes left.
Speaker 5: No listen.
Speaker 3: I'm I coached an AA national championship team. And there
Speaker 3: were times in tournaments early on before you I got
Speaker 3: the you know, metal rounds where you play from pool
Speaker 3: play and I get up pretty big, pretty quick, and
Speaker 3: you just got to call off the dogs. You look
Speaker 3: down there, You're like, man, they're overmatched. You can't keep
Speaker 3: overmatching this. I will say, early, early, early in my battle.
Speaker 3: So in high school, I wanted to be a basketball coach,
Speaker 3: and I ended up going into journalism and whatever instead,
Speaker 3: And I coached my sister's church league basketball team at
Speaker 3: Lakeside Presbytery in rint annoying tick when I was seventeen
Speaker 3: years old, and so I'm i I was a I'm
Speaker 3: going to go with a diamond press or a two
Speaker 3: to two to one John Wooden press. And the first
Speaker 3: game I ever coached, we beat a team seventy two
Speaker 3: to nothing, and they made a rule you couldn't press.
Speaker 3: After that, I'm like, wait a minute, man, If the
Speaker 3: worst part was i'd a team, the worst part was
Speaker 3: I bed.
Speaker 4: A team seventy two to nothing.
Speaker 3: Look at You're like, gosh, man, what a jerk?
Speaker 4: What what are you thinking?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 3: No, I'm seventeen year old. I'm going to show you
Speaker 3: on the next John Wooden.
Speaker 6: I love it.
Speaker 1: Yeah that the sixteen year old girl you had at
Speaker 1: center who talked like this, Oh didn't have anything to
Speaker 1: do with it.
Speaker 7: Uh but nope.
Speaker 1: But anyways, let's talk about that game on Sunday Steelers
Speaker 1: or yeah, Steelers hosting the Bengals. But the Steelers is
Speaker 1: going to be out for revenge. But what good is
Speaker 1: that doing? Because of their defense kind of it's not
Speaker 1: as bad as you know, you know who, But damn
Speaker 1: that's not a very good defense. And Blacko could shred
Speaker 1: them again.
Speaker 3: I mean they're thirty second in the league and there's
Speaker 3: only thirty two teams in pass defense the Steelers are now,
Speaker 3: they still have that great front. I mean you still
Speaker 3: have TJ. Watt, Sure, Cam Hayward, Lonzo Heitsmith. I mean
Speaker 3: they can still get after you. They didn't get after
Speaker 3: him in Cincinnati all that much. I mean Blackham got
Speaker 3: it out quick. He was very decisive, he was very accurate.
Speaker 3: That said, you're on the road, and just before we
Speaker 3: came on, I heard the Pittsburgh weather forecasters.
Speaker 4: I've already looked up.
Speaker 3: But to give you guys a plug, you guys your
Speaker 3: station game, your weatherfork kiss forty seven degrees in windy.
Speaker 3: Is that going to help the passing game? You know,
Speaker 3: other times when you're going into the win, you better
Speaker 3: run the football effectively. Are times when you're wins behind
Speaker 3: you you have to go make hay with that stuff.
Speaker 3: So you know, it's it's a weird dynamic because Pittsburgh,
Speaker 3: when it doesn't turn you over, doesn't get a lot
Speaker 3: of stops. Now they've I think four of their five
Speaker 3: wins have come when they won the turnover margin. They
Speaker 3: beat Indy, and Indy's really good, but they turned Indy
Speaker 3: over six times. They had six takeaways in that game,
Speaker 3: I believe, the first game of the year against the Jets.
Speaker 3: They won that by two points, thirty four to thirty two,
Speaker 3: and they turned the Jets over five times. A couple
Speaker 3: other games that they've had plus turnover margins they won.
Speaker 3: But when they don't turn you over, they don't really
Speaker 3: stop you much. And that's you know, the Bengals can
Speaker 3: cannot turn it over. I do think they have a
Speaker 3: legitimate chance. The problem is can the other side of
Speaker 3: the football stop Pittsburgh because they haven't stopped the soul
Speaker 3: of late.
Speaker 8: Right, Skinny, This this Steelers team is, they're they're a
Speaker 8: weird team. They're up and down, up and down. And
Speaker 8: you know, they beat the Patriots earlier this year, Yep, yep,
Speaker 8: you know, they beat the Colts. I mean, so they've
Speaker 8: beaten you know, two of the best but the two
Speaker 8: best teams right record wise in the in the AFC.
Speaker 8: And yet you know they go and lay a big
Speaker 8: egg at the Chargers last week. You know, they lose
Speaker 8: the home the Packers, they give up a ton of points. Ultimately,
Speaker 8: do you see this as a similar game to what
Speaker 8: we saw when they were in Cincinnati here on that
Speaker 8: Thursday night where the Bengals beat him thirty three thirty one.
Speaker 8: You know with that what that late late touchdown, you
Speaker 8: see a similar, similar score, similar type of game.
Speaker 3: There's no reason not to think yeah, right, Because again,
Speaker 3: while Pittsburgh's offense is scuffling a little bit, and they've
Speaker 3: scuffled all year. I mean, the their highest yard output
Speaker 3: was against the Bengals three hundred ninety six yards. I
Speaker 3: think since in the last three games they've not gotten
Speaker 3: over over three hundred yards of total offense, in a
Speaker 3: couple of cases in the low two hundreds. So they
Speaker 3: scuffled our offense a lot. But this is also a
Speaker 3: Bengals defense, which I just mentioned. They gave it the
Speaker 3: most yards this season that Pittsburgh's had, three ninety six.
Speaker 3: They gave up five hundred and eighty something to Chicago.
Speaker 3: The game before that against the Jets, they give up.
Speaker 9: Five hundred and two the Jets.
Speaker 3: Going into Left night in New England when they lost
Speaker 3: twenty seven to fourteen and had a great first drive.
Speaker 3: Good for them, But in the two games prior to
Speaker 3: playing the Bengals and the one game after the Bengals,
Speaker 3: the Jets had four hundred and seventy yards combined total
Speaker 3: offensive yards. They had five or two against the Bengals alone.
Speaker 3: That just continues to tell you this is an ethically
Speaker 3: bad defense.
Speaker 1: Yeah, not good. Well, let me ask both of you guys,
Speaker 1: Aaron Rodgers, is he a done deal? But this is
Speaker 1: all the rigamarole that was made for him in the
Speaker 1: off season. So far, I ain't seeing it. I'm more
Speaker 1: impleasant impressed by Flacco than.
Speaker 3: I am in Yeah, that's a fair point. I did
Speaker 3: talk to somebody today who said that they believe Rogers
Speaker 3: still has it. There's evidence suggests otherwise. He looked really
Speaker 3: uninterested against the Chargers. Plumbs he took that, he took
Speaker 3: that awful safety in the end zone where it looked
Speaker 3: like he just wasn't completely aware of what was going
Speaker 3: on around him, which that's not him. He still spins it.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, even against the Bengals, while he
Speaker 3: feel a lot of short passes that that there's a
Speaker 3: lot of yard after catch, he dropped one in the bucket,
Speaker 3: the DK Metcalf early in the game, and then he
Speaker 3: threw at hail Mary which was just ridiculous, seventy yards
Speaker 3: in the air. He whistled that one down the team
Speaker 3: to Pat fryar moose that gave the Steelers the lead
Speaker 3: that forced the Bengals to go win the game. So,
Speaker 3: you know, just three games ago, he still had the
Speaker 3: arm talent, but it just looked he looked so disinterested
Speaker 3: this past week. It's hard to explain.
Speaker 8: I'll tell you what, if I'm the Steeler at Flacco,
Speaker 8: I don't think he's going to sustain what he's been
Speaker 8: doing at this high level. But I think he's he
Speaker 8: continues to be, you know, level off and be the
Speaker 8: solid Joe Flacco that I think we know he is.
Speaker 8: I'm telling you I'm the Steelers, I'm going after him potentially.
Speaker 3: I don't think that's the wrong thing to say, because
Speaker 3: you know, they're they're they're gonna be in the market
Speaker 3: at all like it for a quarterback unless Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 3: just lights the world on fire and they feel like
Speaker 3: they can resign him at a decent price and he
Speaker 3: and if he still wants to play, But if not.
Speaker 3: You're probably gonna be in the market to draft one.
Speaker 3: There's probably not a free agent out there that you
Speaker 3: think is gonna be a ton better And what a
Speaker 3: great bridge quarterback or even a guy that you just
Speaker 3: plug in there from day one, and in Joe Flackle
Speaker 3: he would be It would be so weird. He would
Speaker 3: then literally have played for every team in the AFC,
Speaker 3: nort That's crazy.
Speaker 1: That is crazy. Yeah, And what better guy to teach
Speaker 1: a young quarterback. I mean this guy wall You know,
Speaker 1: this goes back to far Evan Rodgers, you know that
Speaker 1: whole thing. Even though Rogers resented it, it was good
Speaker 1: for him to learn under a guy like that. Sure,
Speaker 1: but you bring in Flacco, who seems to be a
Speaker 1: straight up guy and all. He he just is a
Speaker 1: football guy. You want some you want your kid to
Speaker 1: learn under that guy.
Speaker 3: I'm not a big press conference fan. I mean I
Speaker 3: think some sometimes you know they're they're we're all sharing
Speaker 3: the same quotes, we're all sharing the same things, and
Speaker 3: a lot of times there's a lot of cliche talk.
Speaker 3: Joe Flacco is so interesting in those to me. I mean,
Speaker 3: he's air with those and those are and that's not
Speaker 3: knock against Joe Burrow because I think Joe can be
Speaker 3: really interesting at times. There's a lot of times Joe's disinterested.
Speaker 3: That's fine, he doesn't have to be interested for us,
Speaker 3: but there's times he is. But Joe Flacco's just it's
Speaker 3: really like insightful, thoughtful. It just gives gives really good answers.
Speaker 3: I've just been I've been way more from the outside
Speaker 3: looking in. When they made this trade, I just went, Okay, great,
Speaker 3: he's sure he can take a snap so of football,
Speaker 3: knows how to play the game, all well and good.
Speaker 3: I I can't tell you how much I think everybody
Speaker 3: that's covered him in this month's run that he's been
Speaker 3: on is impressed with almost everything he's done. He's been
Speaker 3: He's been an outstanding in every way.
Speaker 8: Speaking of Flacco along those lines, you know Burrow comes
Speaker 8: back you practice this week. I don't know, Skin, You
Speaker 8: and I were both there obviously the press conference on
Speaker 8: Monday when Burrow, you know, stepped to the podium for
Speaker 8: the first time a couple of months. Did you do
Speaker 8: you since that, like, like I don't. I didn't since
Speaker 8: that Burrows all that, you know, I just thought he
Speaker 8: would give like a big like huge compliment. He'd be
Speaker 8: rare very compliment, uh meanting of Joe Flacco. And I
Speaker 8: didn't see this big glowing review of Joe Flacco, did
Speaker 8: you since that? It's like Burrow's like, no, this is
Speaker 8: my team, and you know that's great. Joe Flacco has
Speaker 8: been here. Like but I mean again, I'm paraphrasing. That
Speaker 8: was kind of the vibes that are kind of the
Speaker 8: what I took away from what Burrow said.
Speaker 3: That's actually I didn't take that away. I tell you're
Speaker 3: wrong for that takeaway. I just didn't take that away.
Speaker 3: I do think for a guy like Joe Burrow, it's
Speaker 3: so tunnel vision of I want to play. I'm focused
Speaker 3: on my process. I'm focused on getting me back and
Speaker 3: oh yeah, Joe FLACKO there, he did say. I think
Speaker 3: at one point though, you know, it's been great to
Speaker 3: have him in the room.
Speaker 9: Oh he didn't know d like me.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: No, he's kind of quiet like me, and at times
Speaker 3: he can say some things that are funny to make
Speaker 3: me laugh. And I thought that was that was pretty cool.
Speaker 4: But I do think for a guy like that, it
Speaker 4: is I'm focused.
Speaker 3: On getting me back, and when I'm back, Who's ever
Speaker 3: in my way. Man, you're out, I'm in, and I'm
Speaker 3: okay with that part of it. I just think that
Speaker 3: the first three part for guys like Joe Burrow when
Speaker 3: they're hurt is the only need to control is your rehab.
Speaker 3: You can't control the timeline completely. You can try to
Speaker 3: push it up at the tunnel vision of I gotta play.
Speaker 3: And that's where I've had people to say, what if
Speaker 3: they're three and eight when he comes out, why play?
Speaker 3: A he wants to play? And yeah, I know he
Speaker 3: doesn't make decisions right or he maybe he does, you
Speaker 3: know he but he wants to play and he's competitive.
Speaker 3: And guess what, he's being paid to play. I'm not
Speaker 3: paying Joe Burrow not to play. And I realize fans
Speaker 3: and go, yeah, but what if he gets hurt again.
Speaker 3: You can't live in the universe of what if he
Speaker 3: gets hurt again?
Speaker 2: You just can't.
Speaker 3: You have to live in the universe of and it's
Speaker 3: like you, guess there is the white people.
Speaker 4: I'll just tank.
Speaker 3: Well, you can do some things to tank, but you're
Speaker 3: not like laying down and go okay, first and ten
Speaker 3: from the thirty go run out of your touchdown.
Speaker 4: You're not banking right.
Speaker 3: You may not play all your guys, especially if they're
Speaker 3: eighty percent or ninety percent. I think for a guy
Speaker 3: like that, it's I want to go play. I want
Speaker 3: to go want to know this week and whatever happens happens.
Speaker 3: If we go seven and ten because our defense still
Speaker 3: stinks and I've played well, what's rolling the next year
Speaker 3: Because'm playing well? I just think that's the mentality. I
Speaker 3: understand the fans mentality of just get the best traffick
Speaker 3: to let him get hurt. Okay, I get you, but
Speaker 3: that's just not how these guys operate in the space,
Speaker 3: especially when you're paying them a lot of money.
Speaker 1: See, you don't have it's kind of convenient you don't
Speaker 1: have to just outright tank because you know you have
Speaker 1: this defense.
Speaker 10: With the guys.
Speaker 3: We'll roll you guys back out, Yeah, we'll roll you
Speaker 3: guys back.
Speaker 1: Go ahead. We're looking at don't even worry about it.
Speaker 1: Right now, we're sitting at a number two pick all
Speaker 1: good guys. Uh, don't worry about it. If we give
Speaker 1: up fifty uh so, uh, skinny, we will talk to
Speaker 1: you next week, buddy, thanks so much. All right, with that,
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Speaker 1: It THENO is what he's doing tonight? Hecky yeah yeah
Speaker 1: yeah yeah. What do we think I'm talking about my wife?
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't even talk about her, like I
Speaker 1: thought you were calling my radio wife. Uh he He's
Speaker 1: doing the Kentucky game tomorrow, right, okay, yeah, which I
Speaker 1: can see Lexington from here.
Speaker 13: Right.
Speaker 1: It takes even from where he lives, which is Illinois.
Speaker 1: Apparently it takes you about an hour and a half
Speaker 1: to drive you to Lexton straight up, right, No problem,
Speaker 1: that's easy, easy hour and a half. The way I drive,
Speaker 1: it's about an hour and five. But I digress. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you've got that down pad on your annual trip to Keenland.
Speaker 1: Hell yeah I do.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, what I love about that trip is going down
Speaker 1: seventy five. I'm going eighty five and every literally everybody
Speaker 1: else is going ninety if. Well, that's where I can
Speaker 1: drive in the middle lane and I know that people
Speaker 1: are going to be passing me on both sides, and
Speaker 1: I'm going eighty three miles an hour. That's if you
Speaker 1: drash straights. I know you like to stop at the
Speaker 1: arc and counter take that in. Well, you know what
Speaker 1: last when we went there a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 1: I said, we need to go to the Ark Encounter sometime.
Speaker 1: Really yeah, I if there was a BUCkies it would
Speaker 1: take me about four days to get from here to Lexington.
Speaker 1: But any but anyways, I digress. He is doing the
Speaker 1: Kentucky the UK football game tomorrow, but he's going down early.
Speaker 1: He could have been here today. I'm telling you this
Speaker 1: right now. I hope he's listening as he's driving down Lexington,
Speaker 1: and I hope he calls in because I'll be glad
Speaker 1: to put him on the air and barbecue him. But
Speaker 1: he uh, He's like, oh, yeah, you know, I'm going
Speaker 1: to the UK. I'm going to the basketball game tomorrow night.
Speaker 1: And they're whining and dining me. He's got to He's
Speaker 1: been invited to a private box. He's going to be
Speaker 1: down there eating rimped cocktail and drinking champagne.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: He tells these guys, Oh, I need to go down
Speaker 1: there and do my show prep for the football game tomorrow.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: His show prep is going to be sitting there eating
Speaker 1: you know, Like I said, Rupp arena in a private
Speaker 1: box eating shrimp cocktail and little Minie philet mignon. So
Speaker 1: if if you're feeling sorry for Rock and you're wondering
Speaker 1: if I can just see him, then later on he'll
Speaker 1: be down at the Hyatt bar doing shots and backslapping
Speaker 1: and carrying on doing shots of fine Kentucky bourbon. An't
Speaker 1: knowunse Kentucky had a football team. Oh yea, I'm there. Well, yeah,
Speaker 1: I know, I know. But anyways, Jason, let's talk about
Speaker 1: a football team right here in town. You're talking about
Speaker 1: today and your take, and I thought this was a good,
Speaker 1: interesting take talking about uh, the Bengals management throwing Zach
Speaker 1: Taylor under the buzzle, like, go, we don't talk, Zach talks. Well,
Speaker 1: it's a team policy and he's and to your point though,
Speaker 1: he's handling it.
Speaker 8: Well, very very well. And uh, you know, that's a
Speaker 8: guy who he doesn't bristle. You know, if you know,
Speaker 8: longtime fans will remember this. This policy really fully kicked
Speaker 8: in with Marvin Lewis and they really shifted. They had
Speaker 8: always you know, and a lot of times your you know,
Speaker 8: your coach obviously talks more to the media than anyone
Speaker 8: else but they really shifted into our coach is going
Speaker 8: to be our spokesperson mode when they hired Marvin, and
Speaker 8: he just wasn't good at it. He was condescending and short,
Speaker 8: and even when things were good, he'd be condescending. I mean,
Speaker 8: he remember some of his you know, his Morning you
Speaker 8: know clips with Mike McConnell, and it was just like,
Speaker 8: what's the point here?
Speaker 14: You know?
Speaker 8: I mean, I understand the point, but you know what
Speaker 8: I mean, just the way he would answer it is
Speaker 8: what I'm talking about. But but but Zach, you know,
Speaker 8: I went in the locker room on Monday, and I'm
Speaker 8: just like it was upbeat, and you just could tell
Speaker 8: right there, like okay, like just by observing and alone,
Speaker 8: You're like, all right, this is uh, this doesn't seem
Speaker 8: like a lock and I know they're coming off the bibe.
Speaker 8: It doesn't seem like a locker room that's really down
Speaker 8: the dumb. So I started asking some guys, hey, what
Speaker 8: you know, and then they told me and Orlando Brown
Speaker 8: Junior was great and basically gave Zach a huge kudos
Speaker 8: for how he handles everything, and same guy, whether they're
Speaker 8: winning or losing. He doesn't bristle with the reporters. There's
Speaker 8: been some tough questions obviously lately. He doesn't though when
Speaker 8: he went under the bus, I thought he handled it
Speaker 8: very well with Chase Brown. I mean, that's not their style.
Speaker 8: And Chase Brown was upset after the last game, and
Speaker 8: you know it took flights at the defense. Yeah, and
Speaker 8: you know, I mean I asked Chase Brown for the store.
Speaker 8: I didn't use any quotes from him, you know, I
Speaker 8: asked him and he's like, yeah, well, just we talked
Speaker 8: to him, was good and got a lot of respect
Speaker 8: for Zach And yeah, I just I feel like it's
Speaker 8: I just I thought it needed to be written because
Speaker 8: act takes so much heat and he gets that. As
Speaker 8: the head coach of a team right now, certainly that's struggling.
Speaker 8: But I thought how he's handling everything just was extra impressive. Yeah,
Speaker 8: I liked your take.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
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Speaker 4: feeling good about the economy again, because you know, the
Speaker 4: latest polls show people aren't. So he's supposed to a
Speaker 4: two thousand dollars tariff rebate check. Hey, don't call it
Speaker 4: a stimmy check. It's not a Biden stimulus. It is
Speaker 4: a pair of rebate check. So he wants these to
Speaker 4: go out. And the question is two things. One can
Speaker 4: he send these out? And two who would qualify? Well,
Speaker 4: Congress as the purse strings and the Biden stimulus checks
Speaker 4: had to be approved by Congress. And if Congress has
Speaker 4: to approve these, and might not happen, or at least
Speaker 4: it might not happen in a two thousand dollars form.
Speaker 4: There is a Senator Josh Hawley, who proposed a six
Speaker 4: hundred dollars rebate check. I'll take six hundred, you know,
Speaker 4: I'm not fussy. Two thousand would be nice, But so
Speaker 4: a lot of people say it's gonna cost us three
Speaker 4: hundred billion dollars wiping out all the savings that we
Speaker 4: made from tariffs and all these cuts. So I don't
Speaker 4: know if it's gonna be two thousand dollars. Maybe it'll
Speaker 4: be six hundred. But Congress is the one that has
Speaker 4: to approve of it. So we'll see. Now here's here,
Speaker 4: here's one thing in its favor. And I'll tell you this.
Speaker 4: You ever notice that when President Trump wants something, he
Speaker 4: tends to get it. Well, let's say ballroom, ballroom. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 4: it's like other presidents would have taken what about five
Speaker 4: years to get approval for the ballroom. You know, Trump
Speaker 4: is like, hey, I want a ballroom. Let's get going.
Speaker 4: So we'll see. It might happen. There's a lot of
Speaker 4: naysayers out there. It might happen, but again, I wouldn't
Speaker 4: start shopping and doing your Black Friday shopping based on it.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you this. I will bet my two
Speaker 1: thousand dollars tariff check that there ain't going to be
Speaker 1: a two thousand dollars tariff check. Yeah, fair enough.
Speaker 4: We'll see. We'll see. It is a lot of money,
Speaker 4: you know they're talking about it's going to cost us billions.
Speaker 4: And the other thing is the last time we handed
Speaker 4: out this amount of money, it really ignited inflation. I
Speaker 4: mean a lot of the inflation from four years ago
Speaker 4: was blamed on the Biden stimulus check because everybody got
Speaker 4: a sugar rush and say, hey, let's go out and
Speaker 4: buy a hot tub and a couple of seventy five
Speaker 4: inch TVs, and you know what happened next? The shells
Speaker 4: were cleared out, prices went up. You couldn't find a
Speaker 4: car for sale on dealer lots. So I don't know,
Speaker 4: I just don't know.
Speaker 1: Is the idea on this like that? It's two thousand
Speaker 1: per household or.
Speaker 4: Two thousand per per adult in a household. That's what appears.
Speaker 4: So yeah, see we don't have particulars yet.
Speaker 1: Now we see that seems a little pie in the sky.
Speaker 1: I getting four thousand alone in my household. Well, John,
Speaker 1: you were I don't know.
Speaker 4: You just we'll see. We'll just have to see what happens.
Speaker 1: You just brought up those imaginary seventy five inch TVs.
Speaker 1: But now I'm seeing the hottest thing on for Black
Speaker 1: Friday is one hundred inches. Come on, think up a
Speaker 1: hell do you have?
Speaker 4: Bro?
Speaker 1: If you have a one hundred inch TV?
Speaker 4: Come on now, well, you know, to you, size has
Speaker 4: always been an important thing your whole life.
Speaker 1: So really, I've convinced a lot of women that it's
Speaker 1: not that big a deal.
Speaker 4: So maybe maybe you need a ninety eight or one
Speaker 4: hundred inch TV. A Walmart has one right now this weekend,
Speaker 4: as part of their first round of Black Friday sales,
Speaker 4: a ninety eight inch TCLTV. We saw it their wallmark
Speaker 4: the other day. Unbelievable and this thing will take up
Speaker 4: your whole living room wall. Ninety eight inches diagonal. You know,
Speaker 4: until now a big TV was considered eighty five that
Speaker 4: was huge. Yeah, I still have a sixty five you
Speaker 4: know that goes over the fireplace.
Speaker 1: Dude, And I remember, I remember if you had a
Speaker 1: forty inch TV, that was giant.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Well the old tube TV, yes, sure, that that's
Speaker 4: console that mom and dad used to have. But you know,
Speaker 4: in recent years it's been a seventy five inch. Then
Speaker 4: they pushed eighty five. Now Home Depot has this ninety
Speaker 4: eight inch TV. Walmart, actually, Walmart has this ninety eight
Speaker 4: inch TV nine hundred and ninety eight dollars half price.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's unbelievable. Best Buy has a couple of
Speaker 4: one hundred inch TVs around one thousand dollars, So it's unbelievable.
Speaker 4: The size of these new tvs' you can't drive them home.
Speaker 4: I mean, even if you have like a short bed
Speaker 4: pickup truck, it won't rite, No, kid, you gotta get
Speaker 4: delivery on them. It's amazing.
Speaker 16: It's real.
Speaker 4: It's a real TV. It's not a projection TV. We
Speaker 4: have a projection TVs. You go down to somebody's basement
Speaker 4: and they'd have a projector, you know, like hanging from
Speaker 4: the ceiling, and you know the picture is so washed out,
Speaker 4: and it's like this is awful. Just give me a
Speaker 4: regular TV, you know. So that's what we have here
Speaker 4: at one hundred inch regular TV. The hottest thing that
Speaker 4: Eddie you could get for dev this holiday season. You'd
Speaker 4: be like, she doesn't want that jewelry. She doesn't want that.
Speaker 1: She'll try to wear it on her finger.
Speaker 8: John, I seem to tend to be here every every
Speaker 8: Fall Friday and we talk, we talk Black Friday deals
Speaker 8: and it's usually TV and I always this is one
Speaker 8: of my favorite segments with you because, like you said,
Speaker 8: these things, I mean, what are we gonna talk about
Speaker 8: Next Year's gona be one hundred and twenty five next year?
Speaker 8: I mean, it literally feels like every year you're doing
Speaker 8: a report on uh, like you just said, last year
Speaker 8: it was seventy.
Speaker 4: Five very eighty five inches. Oh my goodness, we're now
Speaker 4: it's ninety eight and one hundred inches on these TVs,
Speaker 4: you know, And it's unbelievable because these are real four
Speaker 4: K TVs. They're not again some crappy projections. I mean,
Speaker 4: these are big screen TVs. It's just unreal. So, you know, Eddie,
Speaker 4: you could it's like you're in a It's like you're
Speaker 4: in a movie theater watching those snuff films used to
Speaker 4: go to.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, so I went to Amsterdam one time, say
Speaker 1: I need where the where's the snuff movie theater at?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: Lord h with that John, we will let you go
Speaker 1: like contemplate where you got this intel on me?
Speaker 4: But yeah, I'm thinking about you and pee wee you
Speaker 4: and pee wee Herman in the movie theater.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think I think he was in a different
Speaker 1: theater than I was.
Speaker 4: Uh get that, get that new ninety eight inch TV,
Speaker 4: and uh we'll set yourself off and uh it's gonna
Speaker 4: be a great Black Friday. They guys, have a great
Speaker 4: weekend and don't waste your money.
Speaker 1: Thanks Sean. Snuff films. That one us for a loose.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna laugh about that one for a little bit.
Speaker 8: Uh.
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Speaker 1: Program All right back on the Eddie and Rocky Show,
Speaker 1: Rock Night. Here today, he's living at large eating oysters
Speaker 1: rockefella and drinking champagne out of some cheerleaders. Slipper at
Speaker 1: UK for the basketball game. He's going to be calling
Speaker 1: the football game tomorrow. I'm working with Jason Williams. I
Speaker 1: started called Jason Hoppin you had him yesterday from the
Speaker 1: Inquirer Cincinnati dot com. But right now we're talking to
Speaker 1: this fellow, right, y'all always like talking to our tech guy,
Speaker 1: the man who we all and Dave, I can't tell
Speaker 1: you enough, and I always we used to give you
Speaker 1: a bunch of crap saying, oh, yeah, it's such a
Speaker 1: stranger things guy is here and Nope, it's all true.
Speaker 1: Now Dave, our good friend Dave had so So Dave,
Speaker 1: let's let's jump right into it. But the whole because
Speaker 1: we really lean into the AI thing. And it's because
Speaker 1: simply because I think AI, if you're not watching, to
Speaker 1: scare the hell out of you. And it's like one
Speaker 1: of these things that one of these articles you sent
Speaker 1: Dave really caught my eye talking about how office business
Speaker 1: owners and runners are maintaining AI even though this if
Speaker 1: they're multitasked, they get it wrong about sixty five seventy
Speaker 1: percent of the time. Is that figure wrong.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think this is an interesting story. It's from
Speaker 2: the Register, and this is not the only reporting on this.
Speaker 2: I mean, obviously this stuff says, and I don't want
Speaker 2: to be clear guys, there's plenty of ways you can
Speaker 2: use it and get some major productivity peaks. But you've
Speaker 2: got Jared and AI, the chat GPTs in the world,
Speaker 2: the stuff that's really been in the news a lot,
Speaker 2: and then the latest thing that's gotten a lot of
Speaker 2: press is agentic AI or AI agents. You can argue
Speaker 2: there's a small point of distinction between the two, but
Speaker 2: the average person that's the same thing, and it's the
Speaker 2: idea that you're going to use some sort of AI
Speaker 2: based agent that can act in the real world like,
Speaker 2: for example, hey, whatever, don't book me a trip to
Speaker 2: Disney World. And there's so many problems with this, not
Speaker 2: the least of which that you just pointed out at
Speaker 2: either in this article. They did a bunch of testing
Speaker 2: and they found that even with some of the leading
Speaker 2: edge models out there, they're not very accurate. But I
Speaker 2: thought the more interesting thing about all of this is
Speaker 2: they don't really get into the privacy and security aspects
Speaker 2: of this. Now, they do say that you know, they
Speaker 2: built some real world tests to test these things, because
Speaker 2: there's you know, all this is new and there's not
Speaker 2: a lot of agreement around. Okay, you say it can
Speaker 2: do act this, other person says it can do Why
Speaker 2: what's it really doing? They built these real world tests.
Speaker 2: I think this is really interesting, And I'm also not
Speaker 2: saying that these things won't get better the same when
Speaker 2: you look at the testing, yes, they're not very accurate.
Speaker 2: But for me, the real concern is that people are
Speaker 2: going to try and turn these things on and they're
Speaker 2: not really going to understand that if it makes a mistake,
Speaker 2: you know, could it be a catastrophic mistake for you
Speaker 2: or your business. And as for these things, to take
Speaker 2: act them as you, it's going to have to have
Speaker 2: credentials to use your name and passwords, right, it's going
Speaker 2: to have to act as somebody. You'd have to give
Speaker 2: it a credit card or a bank account. And I
Speaker 2: got to tell you, guys, there is absolutely no chance
Speaker 2: I would allow some AI agent to go on and
Speaker 2: act on behalf of me in the real world and
Speaker 2: do anything of any consequence. It's just too risky.
Speaker 8: Well, yeah, and certainly have any kind of access to
Speaker 8: any of your credit card or bank accounts. You know,
Speaker 8: I saw in the story Dave that you know, well,
Speaker 8: it's some of this stuff is basic. Like one was
Speaker 8: at asked AI, find all the emails I've received that
Speaker 8: make exaggerated claims about AI and see whether the senders
Speaker 8: have ties to cryptocurrency firms. Now, I know I could
Speaker 8: see where like if you know, I mean, like, you know,
Speaker 8: my job in the Inquirer, I get tons of reader emails,
Speaker 8: and then on top of that, I get tons of
Speaker 8: press releases, and then on top of that, because my
Speaker 8: email is out on the website, I get tons of
Speaker 8: junk mail.
Speaker 1: I'm sure.
Speaker 8: So if I'm trying to find something in my email,
Speaker 8: I don't know about something from someone that I got
Speaker 8: three weeks ago, find this email about uh, you know,
Speaker 8: this history of Greg Cook from the Bengals or something.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 8: It feels like it would be be useful for that,
Speaker 8: but it sounds to me like it's not even it's
Speaker 8: not even that accurate.
Speaker 2: So Jason, here's the thing. It can be really useful
Speaker 2: for something like that. I mean, again, we use this
Speaker 2: stuff an interest, and when you understand what it can
Speaker 2: it can't do and you understand the risks both of
Speaker 2: it hallucinating, you know, making stuff up, making mistakes. You
Speaker 2: understand the privacy and security risks of allowing something to
Speaker 2: act on your behalf. Because again chats GPT. You know
Speaker 2: you're a prompt and it gives you something, you know,
Speaker 2: an image back or whatever. Right, these are things that
Speaker 2: could go do something like again, book which rip or whatever.
Speaker 2: There's definite value if you understand how to work within
Speaker 2: the guardrails. Like to your point, Hey, go in and
Speaker 2: find me all the emails I received on this topic.
Speaker 2: Will lick at everyone, Maybe not, will lick at most
Speaker 2: of them. Probably he summarize these emails and show me
Speaker 2: the recurring theme. It is good at those sort of things.
Speaker 2: There should always be and this is becoming a termament industry.
Speaker 2: Human in the loop, the idea that if you just
Speaker 2: blindly assume what you're getting is one hundred percent actual,
Speaker 2: you were setting yourself up for a disaster. Yeah, if
Speaker 2: someone has some basic comprehension of what it's trying to do,
Speaker 2: what you're trying to tease out or whatever, Jason, it
Speaker 2: can be very good at that sort of thing. But
Speaker 2: if you just blindly assume it can do what they're
Speaker 2: selling you, because I think part of the problem here, guys,
Speaker 2: is you've got people trying to sell their stuff, right,
Speaker 2: so of course they're hyping it up to the nth degree.
Speaker 2: And when you look at this study again from Carnegie
Speaker 2: o and University, they set up this agent company, they
Speaker 2: had to perform these tasks. And this is not the
Speaker 2: only situation like this. You know, it's not that competent.
Speaker 2: It's just allowing it going off and doing things on
Speaker 2: a turn. At this point, again, I'm not saying it
Speaker 2: won't get better. I'm just saying right now, I encourage
Speaker 2: people to check this stuff out, try it for yourself,
Speaker 2: see what works, learn about what you should and should
Speaker 2: not do. But don't just blindly assume that it's going
Speaker 2: to do what you want or that you can trust
Speaker 2: the output. And again, there is no chance, guys, no
Speaker 2: chance I would give any of these tools like to
Speaker 2: use an an a taskwords that belongs to me, access
Speaker 2: to my bank account or any kind of financial accounts,
Speaker 2: or anything that could act on my behalf in a
Speaker 2: way that would be financial or somehow come back and
Speaker 2: dow up on me. I just don't trust it.
Speaker 10: Well enough.
Speaker 1: At this point, we're talking to our tech expert here,
Speaker 1: Dave Hatter, and Dave, you brought up the term hallucinations
Speaker 1: from AI. Now, we talked about it before, and I
Speaker 1: know you've explained it, but I've read several articles talking
Speaker 1: about AI hallucinations in business, people in their personal life,
Speaker 1: and AI encouraging people to kill themselves or kill their boss,
Speaker 1: you know, in test models, and I guess in some
Speaker 1: cases AI encouraging young people to kill themselves. Now, when
Speaker 1: we talk about hallucinations, explain to us again what exactly
Speaker 1: that means. Because when I think of hallucinations, I think
Speaker 1: of a person being crazy or high or something. What
Speaker 1: happens to these machines that cause them to quote unquote illucinate.
Speaker 2: So when you're working with these large language based generative
Speaker 2: AI tools Jack B. T. Crock, Gemini, Copilot, et cetera. Right,
Speaker 2: they're trained on enormous amounts of material and at the
Speaker 2: end of the day, they're really probabilistic prediction tools. They
Speaker 2: make predictions about things. This word is based on gigantic
Speaker 2: sets of data, huge corpuses of knowledge. This word is
Speaker 2: most likely to come next to that work. Right, it's
Speaker 2: a probabilistic slash predictive engine, and it predicts what should
Speaker 2: come next. Well, let's be realistic, guy. When you get
Speaker 2: into probability, right, unless you can predict with one hundred
Speaker 2: percent accuracy, you're going to get some things wrong. And
Speaker 2: that's one of the problems with these large language models,
Speaker 2: and it's one of the reasons why there are many people.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you guys got another article I
Speaker 2: sent you to kind of ties into this why we're
Speaker 2: unlikely to get the general artificial intelligence anytime soon, and
Speaker 2: I'll come back to answer your questions specifically that they
Speaker 2: say in here. In a recent survey of the Association
Speaker 2: of the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence, what are your own
Speaker 2: academic society, more than three quarters of the respondent said
Speaker 2: the method is to build today's technology are unlikely to
Speaker 2: lead to AGI. And the reason I'm bringing this up
Speaker 2: now is because we've got these large language models. That's
Speaker 2: the primary driver of what most people experience. There is
Speaker 2: other stuff out there, and there are people working on
Speaker 2: other things, but the idea of artificial general intelligence is
Speaker 2: you will live intually get to a point where the
Speaker 2: artificial intelligence is as capable as a human being at
Speaker 2: any task. No might pick any task. It can do
Speaker 2: it just as good and perhaps better than a human being,
Speaker 2: and at some point you'll potentially get the super intelligence,
Speaker 2: the idea that you know, it's better than all human
Speaker 2: beings at all tasks.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 2: Again, all kinds of speculation on this, but there are
Speaker 2: many people who are saying now as the there's a
Speaker 2: lot of these problems in one particular one being this
Speaker 2: hallucination idea that because it's predicting things, that will just
Speaker 2: make things up. And in many cases it will not
Speaker 2: not just make something up if you question it, it
Speaker 2: will then try to argue with you and tell you
Speaker 2: that it's right. Yeah, some speculate, Eddie, but that that's
Speaker 2: because of course they want to keep you on there,
Speaker 2: they want to please you, they want to keep you
Speaker 2: coming back. Some argue that's just the nature of the
Speaker 2: way that does the probabilistic modeling to come up with
Speaker 2: these answers. But you know, can you you can have
Speaker 2: even a ten percent rate of hallucination in a product
Speaker 2: if it's doing any kind of critical tasks, can you
Speaker 2: trust that without a human in the loop, that should
Speaker 2: double second, and that's that's one of the pie pieces
Speaker 2: of advice I'm always giving to people I don't know
Speaker 2: if I send you this articles. A recent article pointing
Speaker 2: out that people use tools like chat GPT to plan
Speaker 2: a vacation and it literally builds an itinery places that
Speaker 2: don't exist. Do you're out on vacation, you show up
Speaker 2: somewhere and it's like, oh, yeah, this thing it told
Speaker 2: you about, Yeah, that's not real. It was a hallucination.
Speaker 2: So unless you know, at least unless you're just truly
Speaker 2: in research mode, if you don't know anything about a topic,
Speaker 2: my advice to you would be not to use these
Speaker 2: tools to go to research it a traditional way, you know,
Speaker 2: stick to things you know something about. So you have
Speaker 2: some idea of is this giving me good advice or
Speaker 2: is this just making something up? Because you know, there's
Speaker 2: been plenty of people in court attorneys show up, they
Speaker 2: cited cases in a brief or something, but don't. So, yeah, guys,
Speaker 2: I don't. I'm not trying to say there's not value
Speaker 2: in it's because there is. But if you don't really
Speaker 2: understand how it works, and if you don't really understand
Speaker 2: these pitfalls, you were setting yourself up for potential major
Speaker 2: problems where do you I know.
Speaker 8: You talk a lot about this on the Eddie and
Speaker 8: Rocky Show, and you study it like crazy and read
Speaker 8: all these articles. And let's say, I don't know, five
Speaker 8: years down the road, ten years down the road, you know,
Speaker 8: where are we when all the hype and hooplaw of
Speaker 8: AI has settled down? Where are we going to be
Speaker 8: with this is? This is a lot of this stuff
Speaker 8: just it's here today, gone tomorrow, and it's just talking
Speaker 8: about you know, this is futuristic y stuff or is
Speaker 8: this really going to change the world that we know?
Speaker 4: I think I don't really know.
Speaker 2: And I'm not sure there's anyone that can predict that
Speaker 2: with any real accuracy. And the reason I say that
Speaker 2: is you've got people Jason on both sides of this saying, Okay,
Speaker 2: this large language model CHAT ept generative AI way of
Speaker 2: doing things has already started to peak, and it's probably
Speaker 2: not going to continue to get better at the pace
Speaker 2: that it has. And these are people like me, I mean,
Speaker 2: some of the smartest people that have worked in this
Speaker 2: field forever are saying things like that, Now, you know,
Speaker 2: you can't seem to solve the hallucination problem. And when
Speaker 2: I say solid and get it to the point where
Speaker 2: it just doesn't happen, or it's such a low percentage
Speaker 2: that you.
Speaker 1: Don't have to worry about it.
Speaker 2: Really.
Speaker 6: You know, will these things get better?
Speaker 2: I think they will, Well, they continue to get better
Speaker 2: at the exponential rate that they are. Again, a lot
Speaker 2: of people are starting to question that. Now, you guys
Speaker 2: may have seen, you know, a lot of talk about
Speaker 2: AI bubble and so forth, because it costs an enormous
Speaker 2: amount of money to develop this stuff. It costs the
Speaker 2: enormous amount of money and takes a lot of electricity
Speaker 2: around this stuff. And you know, you got a lot
Speaker 2: of people selling it to you, making all these hyperbolic
Speaker 2: predictions and counting these incredible virtues. And yet when you
Speaker 2: see people like Cardigamil and it really start to test
Speaker 2: these things, you're not really seeing the return on investment
Speaker 2: they're predicting. I'm not going to tell I can't say
Speaker 2: with any certainty we're not going to get there. And
Speaker 2: there are other people doing other types of research that
Speaker 2: they're not based on that all aud two that may
Speaker 2: pan out. You know, when we get to the point
Speaker 2: where robots are walking around and they look like human
Speaker 2: beings and they can talk to you. It's just like
Speaker 2: another human being. I don't think that's out of the
Speaker 2: walm of possibility. You know, it's that going to happen
Speaker 2: in the next five to ten years. I am increasingly
Speaker 2: thinking that is less likely to happen in the next
Speaker 2: five to ten years, just kind of based on where
Speaker 2: things are going. But also, guys, I don't know what's
Speaker 2: happened in some land somewhere. And you've got all these
Speaker 2: people like you know, Pallenteer and Anderill working on all
Speaker 2: kinds of advanced AI based thrones and so forth. So
Speaker 2: you know, I only know what I read about and
Speaker 2: what I've experienced myself.
Speaker 1: That's the reason we read and we ask about it. Dave,
Speaker 1: get out there and get your start. Don't use AI.
Speaker 1: I want you to get your nose and up to
Speaker 1: the computer screen. Actually read a book. For God's sakes,
Speaker 1: What are those Dave Hatter? We really appreciate it as always, buddy,
Speaker 1: Thanks so.
Speaker 2: Much, always my pleasure.
Speaker 1: You guys have a good one, see you man. Uh yeah,
Speaker 1: well it's coming, They're coming, the robot overlords. Buddy. We're
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Speaker 1: All right back with Eddie and Jason in for Rocky Today,
Speaker 1: Jay says, we always like to do on game weekends,
Speaker 1: talk to somebody from the Bengals opposition this weekend. In
Speaker 1: the case of this weekend, it happens to be the Stellers.
Speaker 1: It doesn't seem to be all that long ago. The
Speaker 1: Bengals won that game, and now here we go again
Speaker 1: to the burg to see what happens there and here
Speaker 1: to discuss. He's the Steelers beat writer for the Pittsburgh
Speaker 1: Post Gazette. Ryan Badcoe. Welcome to the program.
Speaker 22: Hey, what's up guys, Thanks for having me, Brian.
Speaker 1: Brian, you tell us give us the temperature of what's
Speaker 1: going on with the Steelers these days, man, because they
Speaker 1: seem to be a little all over the board right now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's funny.
Speaker 21: I mean, I think fans are certainly down on them
Speaker 21: a little bit at the moment. Just a horrific performance
Speaker 21: Sunday night in LA against the Chargers. They got physically manhandled,
Speaker 21: but also the Chargers were faster than them, they played
Speaker 21: better on special teams. I mean, everything pretty much went wrong.
Speaker 21: It wasn't even as close as twenty five to ten
Speaker 21: would indicate. So with that in mind, like talking to TJ.
Speaker 21: Watt today after practice and I said, you know, how
Speaker 21: do you feel about the way you're playing right now?
Speaker 21: And he's like, well, everybody has to play better, we
Speaker 21: know that. And I'm like, how do you square that with?
Speaker 21: You are five and four, you're winning the AFC Nord, right,
Speaker 21: but does it not feel like that because you've lost
Speaker 21: three of four? And he basically said, yeah, they need
Speaker 21: to be better. You know, they basically need to put
Speaker 21: a better product out there, and they got to try
Speaker 21: to do that starting Sunday in their first rematch of
Speaker 21: the season.
Speaker 22: And yeah, I heard you coming back.
Speaker 4: You're right. It sounds it seems like it wasn't that
Speaker 4: long ago. They haven't even faced the Ravens once.
Speaker 21: Yet, and now they're going to get the Bengals for
Speaker 21: a second time.
Speaker 8: That's the same way of the Bengals. The Bengals haven't
Speaker 8: played the Ravens either, Brian, Is this are they kind
Speaker 8: of I hate that has such a cliche as a
Speaker 8: newspaper guy myself at the Inquirer here in town, but.
Speaker 1: Like they are who they are kind of thing?
Speaker 9: Or do you see this?
Speaker 8: Do you see this as that they can it's just
Speaker 8: a it's a tweak here and there and off they go.
Speaker 8: Or is this are the problems deeper for the Steelers
Speaker 8: that are going to require offseason adjustments.
Speaker 4: It's possible that they are who they are.
Speaker 21: I don't know that there's a tweak to be had,
Speaker 21: but I think if you're a Steelers fan that wants
Speaker 21: to be optimistic and see a little pie in the sky,
Speaker 21: I mean, you do still have Aaron Rodgers as your quarterback.
Speaker 1: Now that can go one of two ways.
Speaker 4: You can think that.
Speaker 21: Chargers game is an indication that the bottom's about to
Speaker 21: fall out for him, and you know he's about to
Speaker 21: turn forty two, and he's about to start playing like
Speaker 21: he's forty two with regularity, or on the flip side,
Speaker 21: you could say he's going to be in the Hall
Speaker 21: of Fame. He's four time MVP. As long as you
Speaker 21: have that guy, there's always a chance that he'll find
Speaker 21: the groove and he'll start slinging it again and he
Speaker 21: raises that ceiling for your team, and he's got.
Speaker 4: Some you know, artillery to do that.
Speaker 21: DK Metcalf Pat Friar Youth always torches the Bengals, which
Speaker 21: is crazy.
Speaker 3: We know what I learned.
Speaker 21: I was talking to him today. His dad was born
Speaker 21: in Cincinnati.
Speaker 4: He only lived there for like.
Speaker 21: Two years, but they planted something in the ground, I
Speaker 21: guess the Friar Muth family. So now every time that
Speaker 21: Pat plays them, either in since he or here, he excels.
Speaker 21: But yeah, I mean that that offense needs to get
Speaker 21: going after the way it's been playing for the larger
Speaker 21: part of the season, but certainly last time out. So
Speaker 21: I'm not overly I'm not feeling overly positive about them,
Speaker 21: especially with the Ravens picking up steam, but I think
Speaker 21: they they've got a better chance of getting on track
Speaker 21: than they did win the bottom fell out last year
Speaker 21: with Russell Wilson.
Speaker 1: Brian Badcoe from the Pittsburgh Post Gazette is with us,
Speaker 1: and Brian, that's what I was going to ask you.
Speaker 1: Do you get the impression maybe this team, because let's
Speaker 1: face it, the Ravens are ravening right now. They're on
Speaker 1: a real role and it looks like it's going to continue.
Speaker 1: Are these guys maybe looking over their shoulder a little bit?
Speaker 21: I mean, I think they have to be, but only
Speaker 21: in the sense that you know, they're not playing well again,
Speaker 21: like they can't afford to really.
Speaker 4: Look over their shoulder or look.
Speaker 21: Ahead to the Ravens because this schedule is ramping up.
Speaker 21: And it seems weird to say because the Bengals beat
Speaker 21: them last time and the Steelers couldn't get a stop
Speaker 21: at all, especially at the end when they needed it.
Speaker 21: And yet this is the softest landing spot that they
Speaker 21: have for a while, because then they have to go
Speaker 21: to Chicago, who's playing well. Then they do finally get
Speaker 21: or excuse me, then they have to face the build
Speaker 21: in Pittsburgh. But yeah, yeah, Bill's Ravens.
Speaker 4: I don't know what's up with.
Speaker 21: The Dolphins, but yeah, then the Lion in Detroit, which
Speaker 21: my even be tougher than either of those Ravens games.
Speaker 21: So there's people around town fellows calling this a must
Speaker 21: win for the Steelers, and I almost tend to agree
Speaker 21: because it's it's sort of difficult to find, you know,
Speaker 21: more wins on this schedule.
Speaker 1: Well that's h and I would tell you, Brian, that
Speaker 1: was a direct quote as well from Jamar Chase here
Speaker 1: in town. This is kind of a must win for
Speaker 1: the Bengals. So these guys better. It sounds like everybody's
Speaker 1: going to go balls to the wall.
Speaker 21: We'll see, yeah, I mean Bengals really have their backs
Speaker 21: to the wall just in the standings. The Steelers, I
Speaker 21: think it's just going to feel more of.
Speaker 4: You know, collapse ish.
Speaker 21: If they lose this game, they'll still be five hundred,
Speaker 21: but you know how it is in Pittsburgh, you don't
Speaker 21: finish under five hundred, So, you know, losing this game,
Speaker 21: people would start to seriously question is this the year
Speaker 21: that they finally end that streak? And it always gets
Speaker 21: associated with Mike Tomlin because he's been here so long,
Speaker 21: but it actually predates him. It goes back to Ben
Speaker 21: Roethlisberger's first season that they've been five hundred or better.
Speaker 21: So I'll believe it when I see it that the
Speaker 21: Steelers have that kind of season. But again, if they
Speaker 21: lose this one, it's it's going to be on officially
Speaker 21: on shaky ground.
Speaker 8: Brian, Do you see this as a similar game to
Speaker 8: what we saw here whatever three or four games ago?
Speaker 8: Four games ago, you know that it was a shootout
Speaker 8: thirty three, thirty one and whoever whoever gets the ball
Speaker 8: last kind of thing, because both these defenses are one
Speaker 8: one's really really bad, the one here in this time,
Speaker 8: the one up there's not good. Uh do do you
Speaker 8: see do you see a similar type of game?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 21: Yeah, I think it'll be high scoring. The only way
Speaker 21: that maybe it wouldn't be is it's the historically bad
Speaker 21: Bengals defense that you know, tweaked or figured out anything
Speaker 21: in their bye week. That's the only thing that makes
Speaker 21: me think, all right, maybe they can rebound to some extent,
Speaker 21: but it's still the same guys that they're rolling out there.
Speaker 21: They don't have Trey Henrick I was gonna say, and
Speaker 21: it's still no Trey Hendrickson, So I don't know how
Speaker 21: much improvement they can actually even make the Steelers are
Speaker 21: actually look quite a bit different in the secondary than
Speaker 21: they did in that first game. Jalen Ramsey's moved from
Speaker 21: corner to safety, Darius Slay's out with the concussion. That
Speaker 21: might not even be a bad thing necessarily for the defense.
Speaker 21: You know, one Thornhill was playing safety. He's cut, so
Speaker 21: there's a lot of moving parts. In Kyle Duggart, they
Speaker 21: traded about a week before the deadline, brought him over
Speaker 21: from New England where he wasn't playing, and all he's
Speaker 21: done is played basically every snap as their strong safety
Speaker 21: since then in the last two games. So they're trying
Speaker 21: to figure out answers on the back end. Would not
Speaker 21: shock me if Joe Flacco dices them up again. But
Speaker 21: maybe they'll get a little bit more pressure from Cam Hayward.
Speaker 21: Keanu Benton's playing better their third year nose tackle, so
Speaker 21: maybe he'll wreak some havoc on the interior. And then
Speaker 21: the last thing, guys that I'll tell you about why
Speaker 21: the defenses might have a little bit better day iss
Speaker 21: to be very windy here up to thirty. Yeah, so
Speaker 21: maybe it won't be just put the ball in the
Speaker 21: air and in Jamar Chase or DK Metcap comes down
Speaker 21: with it, maybe some of those old unk passes will
Speaker 21: be flying and sailing out of bounds on them.
Speaker 1: When we're talking to Brian Bedco Metco and Brian, let
Speaker 1: me ask you. You're there day in and day out
Speaker 1: watching practice. Is is Aaron Rodgers still his his head
Speaker 1: still in it? Is he just kind of do you
Speaker 1: get the impression he is focused and wants to win
Speaker 1: this thing? Or just like, hey, I'm an old quarterback
Speaker 1: and damn it, because that's kind of what Flacco's not
Speaker 1: that way. Flacco's just he's here apparently, you know he
Speaker 1: played for he was playing for the Browns.
Speaker 9: He's hot.
Speaker 1: He's trying just as hard here as he did for
Speaker 1: the Browns and did for the Ravens and did for
Speaker 1: whoever the hell else he used to play for Jets.
Speaker 1: For the Jets there for a little bit. Is Aaron
Speaker 1: Rodgers does he still have a gas in the take?
Speaker 1: I guess is what I'm asking you.
Speaker 21: You know, it was a future performance on Sunday, and
Speaker 21: I think that's.
Speaker 1: What we were That's because some some of some of
Speaker 1: us were talking is it and he just, like you
Speaker 1: wanted to beat.
Speaker 21: There some national pundits bringing that up this week as
Speaker 21: well in the wake of that game, the bad body language,
Speaker 21: the frustration. But I think he's been like that for
Speaker 21: a while. You know, he's always been emotive, I guess
Speaker 21: on the field, if that's the right way to put it.
Speaker 21: But because this was a storyline coming out of that,
Speaker 21: I talked to a couple of players about it this
Speaker 21: week and Brodert Jones.
Speaker 4: Their left tackle.
Speaker 21: I was like, hey, when you guys, when you take
Speaker 21: a sack, is he good.
Speaker 9: Cop on you?
Speaker 4: Or is he chewing you out? Bad cop?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 4: What's the rapport like?
Speaker 21: And he's like, no, No, Aaron's got a great relationship
Speaker 21: with us. He you know, of course, we we want
Speaker 21: to make sure that he's not mad at us, but
Speaker 21: we're more mad at ourselves. And it's it's been good.
Speaker 21: And then I was talking to john wh Smith. They're
Speaker 21: veteran tight end, and I said, it's like Aaron's in
Speaker 21: the Truman Show. If you've ever seen that movie, every
Speaker 21: reaction he makes is zuomed in and memed.
Speaker 6: Out of this world.
Speaker 21: So and Johnny Smith said, no, he's just a competitor
Speaker 21: and he just really wants to win, like he's not
Speaker 21: checked out. He is frustrated because he can play better
Speaker 21: than this, and he gets ticked off when we're losing him.
Speaker 21: We're not moving the ball. So he basically said, don't
Speaker 21: get it twisted and think this guy's apathetic. No, he's
Speaker 21: actually very engaged, very locked in, and that's why he's
Speaker 21: holding everybody, including himself, to a high standard.
Speaker 1: All right with em, Brian, we will let you go, man,
Speaker 1: great stuff. Brian Badco from the Pittsburgh Post Gazette. Supposing
Speaker 1: we're going to see you here in town on Sunday.
Speaker 1: All right, I'm sorry, we were already We're gonna we
Speaker 1: will see you in town on Sunday.
Speaker 21: Absolutely, Thanks guys, appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Thanks buddy. Thanks Ran. Yeah, and well, maybe it's time
Speaker 1: for Aaron to go back to the sweat Lodge and
Speaker 1: spend it a couple of days dark talking to imaginary
Speaker 1: Aaron or whatever the hell it as you do in
Speaker 1: those things, they eat some mushrooms or something you got
Speaker 1: they need some shrooms and go in there and you know,
Speaker 1: and baby Aaron appears before you and you talk to him.
Speaker 1: Where did I go wrong? The little Aaron U with that?
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Speaker 1: On the Eddie and Rocky Show. Don't mess with Eddie
Speaker 1: fingers word word uh dear Uh, Rocky is out today.
Speaker 1: He'll be back on Monday. But you know you uh,
Speaker 1: you UK fans, you know that he's gonna call him
Speaker 1: the football and the Cats football game tomorrow and uh
Speaker 1: and and just just so you know, mister big league
Speaker 1: in all of us, he uh, he's he's living the
Speaker 1: high life, going to the UK basketball game tonight. There
Speaker 1: up sitting in the private uh you know it was
Speaker 1: this luxury suite, eating philet off of the back of
Speaker 1: you know whatever, and uh drinking the finest champagne in
Speaker 1: French wine and uh and here and here we are
Speaker 1: we're in a kind of a wormish Friday. But he's
Speaker 1: sitting in luxury in ac comfort. Is the UK basketball
Speaker 1: coach out of jury duty?
Speaker 2: Yet?
Speaker 1: Did you see that he did not see that he
Speaker 1: missed the game the other night because of jury duty?
Speaker 1: Have you ever had drury duty? Because I have not,
Speaker 1: I should say that. I want to hear it and
Speaker 1: look me up.
Speaker 8: I got I got called in too, and then got
Speaker 8: weeded weeded out by Judge Gizz At the time, I
Speaker 8: then legitimately, I was legitimately saying this. I back in
Speaker 8: those days, I all reporters at the inquiry did a
Speaker 8: uh you know, this is probably ten years ago now,
Speaker 8: but we all had to do like a weekend news shift.
Speaker 8: And you know, I was a transportation business reporter back then,
Speaker 8: but we also had to do a Saturday breaking news
Speaker 8: shift once a month. And you know, yet you're covering everything,
Speaker 8: you know, robberies and car crashes and ribbon cuttings and whatever.
Speaker 8: And uh, I remember because this was around this whatever happened.
Speaker 8: This was a robbery of a jewelry store that they
Speaker 8: were calling. They called me in the box for I
Speaker 8: and I didn't. I just said, hey, this is like
Speaker 8: they asked. The attorneys locked in on me, and like
Speaker 8: after I said what I they asked me what I did.
Speaker 8: And then I said, you know, hey, like this would
Speaker 8: have been at a time period when I would have
Speaker 8: been doing break. I don't remember this specifically, but there's
Speaker 8: a chance I may have written about it. And then
Speaker 8: they just yeah, BacT, I know, I'm out of there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, deb got called one time, and she was one
Speaker 1: of those things where she sat there for how many
Speaker 1: of her for a week? I guess it is, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: just sat in the little room and they never called her.
Speaker 1: It's kind of it's kind of a miserable thing. And
Speaker 1: I think I only had to sit for a couple
Speaker 1: of days. And then they called, and I'm like I
Speaker 1: was kind of excited, like okay, great, and then that
Speaker 1: happened and and I wasn't. I was not pulling there
Speaker 1: because I'm like, you know, if those things come across,
Speaker 1: you know, you hear all these news stories, and especially
Speaker 1: when you're doing a new you know, like Jack Crumbling,
Speaker 1: those guys can say, yeah, you so much stuff across
Speaker 1: your your your your plate there, and yeah, sometimes you're
Speaker 1: writing for us. You're writing like a paragraph on something
Speaker 1: and then you're sending it in or whatever and it's
Speaker 1: just like, yeah, but.
Speaker 8: Jury duty was, and then I think they send you
Speaker 8: like a like nineteen bucks or something and not even that.
Speaker 14: Right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, with that coming up last week, I was asking
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Speaker 1: everybody knows if you want to go to a fancy place,
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Speaker 9: Cincinnati Justice Department will target democrats in the Epstein case.
Speaker 9: Is the five o'clock report. I'm at Reese freaking now.
Speaker 9: Attorney General Pam Bondi taking up President Trump's request to
Speaker 9: investigate ties between Jeffrey Epstein and the Democrats and other
Speaker 9: prominent figures. Earlier today, the President posted on social media
Speaker 9: that he's asking the Justice Department to investigate ties between
Speaker 9: Epstein and former President Bill Clinton and others. That request
Speaker 9: comes as Trump's name was appearing in emails connected to
Speaker 9: the Epstein investigation. The Attorney General says she's directed the
Speaker 9: US Attorney for the Southern District of New York to
Speaker 9: look into it.
Speaker 23: Being a post today the President referring to what he
Speaker 23: said were weak Republicans, it seemed to be a message
Speaker 23: for the four Republicans who joined with Democrats. Now, of course,
Speaker 23: that is not going to magically release more Epstein records.
Speaker 23: If that passes, it will then go to the Senate,
Speaker 23: and if that passes, it will go to the President's desk.
Speaker 23: And I think that is where the big.
Speaker 9: Question will be.
Speaker 23: If it actually makes it to the President's desk.
Speaker 19: What does he do there?
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's ABC's Olivia Rubin, the Southern District of New
Speaker 9: York's in office. It's no stranger to the Epstein case.
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Speaker 8: Dining out, Yeah, but a lot of that too, is
Speaker 8: like pick up for us and the kids, like on
Speaker 8: the weekend, they're still practic place and yeah, but I
Speaker 8: love I love going out to eat. I guess just
Speaker 8: one of my favorite things. Like yeah, and I realized
Speaker 8: now it's expensive, and I don't spend a lot of
Speaker 8: money on really any a lot of anything else. I
Speaker 8: mean in terms of like just you know, you're spending money,
Speaker 8: but that's what I like to spending spending money on.
Speaker 1: I'm going to be taking the wife out to eat
Speaker 1: this weekend. We're we got a real busy weekend and
Speaker 1: she's been real busy with her work stuff. So I thought, Okay,
Speaker 1: I want to take her someplace. But I'm going to
Speaker 1: take her someplace cool because we go to like the
Speaker 1: same If you're like me, well see again, it's just
Speaker 1: the two of us. You have the kids. Yes, so
Speaker 1: we go. We tend to go to like the same
Speaker 1: six eighth places all the time. I've got a place
Speaker 1: for you. Well that's what that's what we're here for.
Speaker 1: Five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven, eight hundred, the
Speaker 1: big one. Looking for you know, mom and pop, family
Speaker 1: owned restaurants, that type of stuff kind of not it
Speaker 1: doesn't have to be fine dining, but someplace where you
Speaker 1: can go and get a beer, a glass of wine
Speaker 1: and a decent plate Aposta or something like that and
Speaker 1: have at it absolutely well, like, uh see, maybe someone
Speaker 1: will recommend where I'm going to recommend to you. So
Speaker 1: all right, well we'll get to it. But right now,
Speaker 1: we we got I already got an email from I
Speaker 1: believe that. Yeah, it's Henry the Market Street, Grill and Harrison.
Speaker 1: That's the kind of place I'm talking about. Never to that. Yeah, well,
Speaker 1: let's get to other recommendations. How about Joe and Loveland.
Speaker 1: Hey Joe, what's going on?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, her, you guys going good? Joe, what's up? Some
Speaker 1: good places out where you're at? Joe? Yeah, I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: Would you say, I'll.
Speaker 8: Say you're in Loveland or some good places out there?
Speaker 8: I mean I'm cutting you off.
Speaker 9: There you go, Yeah, there, there, there are, there are.
Speaker 13: But you know, I'm sure Eddie's tired of those places.
Speaker 4: You know, Kirby's, et cetera.
Speaker 1: I've been there a million times. You lived right down
Speaker 1: the streets, right right.
Speaker 13: Well, I go down to my buddy's boat as four
Speaker 13: seasons every Thursday. And with it being this late, stuff's
Speaker 13: closed on the river. You know, they took out Hooters.
Speaker 13: So we get back anywhere. Right, So we went to
Speaker 13: Precinct last week and you know, just we always just
Speaker 13: eat at the bar, but just really not you know,
Speaker 13: into an eighty nine dollars stake.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 13: So we were driving on Eastern Avenue and you probably
Speaker 13: know where this is at the uh the old Lunabella Yeah, yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 6: By the surf and turf.
Speaker 13: While Luna Bella is not there anymore. It's now called
Speaker 13: Brew River. Yeah, and it's a creole place. I guess
Speaker 13: you could say. I mean, you can get jumbalaya, you
Speaker 13: can get muscles, you can get you know, joysters. I
Speaker 13: actually actually had the fish and chips and it was fantastic.
Speaker 9: And the fries.
Speaker 13: It's fish and chips, but it's fries, you know, it's
Speaker 13: not the English style chips.
Speaker 1: That's what they do this stuff. That's yeah. No, let
Speaker 1: me ask you. I've been eyeballing that forever and I've
Speaker 1: been wanting to go there, so all I need is
Speaker 1: that kind of recommendation that it is as good as
Speaker 1: i've heard, and uh, and I'm there, man.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean, you know, it was twenty two bucks
Speaker 13: for fish and chips, you know, not not not extremely expensive,
Speaker 13: you know, but yeah, you're gonna have twenty seven bucks
Speaker 13: with a tip. But you know, I mean it was
Speaker 13: great food, and you know, we all had different stuff
Speaker 13: and uh, you know, my cousins they always their brothers,
Speaker 13: they always share with each other. So yeah, it's just
Speaker 13: you know, very very very you know, low key atmospheres.
Speaker 13: There was a guy doing the piano. Evidently it's a
Speaker 13: little busier on the weekends, you know, and they recommend reservations.
Speaker 4: But your name's operator.
Speaker 1: You can get into Oh hell yeah, I'll use I'll
Speaker 1: use Rocky's name. Get me. Uh No, I've always heard
Speaker 1: that was that was good. I was there a long
Speaker 1: time ago when it was bell Alona. Hey, Mark, what's
Speaker 1: going on?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 1: Thanks for holding? What do you have recommendations for restaurants
Speaker 1: that we might not know about?
Speaker 6: All right? You got me?
Speaker 10: This is uh Mark and uh Giovanni's. You've never been
Speaker 10: to Giovannis? You need to try it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I Mark, your breaking up on us, But I
Speaker 1: did catch I did catch Giovanni's there, and I matter
Speaker 1: of fact, that's what kind of got me on this topic,
Speaker 1: is that I saw somebody post something on Facebook not
Speaker 1: too long ago, and I even said to uh, to
Speaker 1: my wife, I was like, I never even heard of
Speaker 1: that place, and everybody's raving about it because I'm I'm
Speaker 1: one of those guys that I'm want where I got.
Speaker 1: I got on one of those Facebook things where I
Speaker 1: don't even know why I'm on it, but it's like
Speaker 1: Chowles Cincinnati, Chowhound Cincinnati or something like that. Have you
Speaker 1: seen that? And people are always talking about local restaurants
Speaker 1: and Giovanni's was one of them they were talking about. Yeah,
Speaker 1: let's see pizza place just an Italian place okay, where
Speaker 1: I grew up back in southeast Ohio. But it was
Speaker 1: kind of a local e like a pizza joint regional chain.
Speaker 1: Let's talk to John and Fort Mitchell. Hey, John, what
Speaker 1: do you got Where should we go?
Speaker 6: Hey, guys, I got a good spot for fresh homemade
Speaker 6: pasta and pizzas so Campa Rosa on Dixie Highway and
Speaker 6: Fort Mitchell family owned been open for a handful of years.
Speaker 6: All the pastas make from scratch, wood fired pizza, and
Speaker 6: if thick crust, then crust. It's a It's a really
Speaker 6: good spot, fairly affordable, but they do get busy. So
Speaker 6: the bar is first come, first surf. If you go,
Speaker 6: If my wife are actually and I are actually headed
Speaker 6: there right now, and we do expect to wait for
Speaker 6: a table unless we can get in at the bar.
Speaker 1: Well, I tell you, man, that's another one of those
Speaker 1: places that I've seen people rave about on Facebook as well.
Speaker 6: No, lie, yeah, you got across the river now, but
Speaker 6: it's it's gonna be worth the tramp.
Speaker 1: I tell you I can see the other side of
Speaker 1: the river from my house. Now, John, that's not a
Speaker 1: deal breaker for means, yeah, good stuff. Let's talk to
Speaker 1: Ed in northern Kentucky. Hey, Ed, what do you got.
Speaker 9: Court Street kitchen?
Speaker 1: Court?
Speaker 2: Yeah, don't go anywhere else. Take her there.
Speaker 16: You'll love it.
Speaker 4: It's great.
Speaker 9: It's at the corner of Court and Vine.
Speaker 1: You know what street kitchen? Yeah, another place, said, I
Speaker 1: gotta be honest with you. I've read a lot about it.
Speaker 1: Never been there, but that's definitely.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 1: What okay? What's good? Everything?
Speaker 4: Everything, everything on it very good?
Speaker 1: Is that a newer Is that a newer place?
Speaker 3: I built the place about two years ago, so yeah,
Speaker 3: about two years ago. You know I did to finish
Speaker 3: out for it.
Speaker 6: Is that there?
Speaker 8: Is that the same place where there used to be
Speaker 8: a seafood like the lobster lobster place? Not near there though, right,
Speaker 8: I'm trying to picture where it's a Court and Vine. Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 8: all right, thanks Ed. No, that's okay. Then I'm writing
Speaker 8: that one down. Write this one down. Can I give
Speaker 8: you this one?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Tila, Wyoming, I've heard of it. My friends live
Speaker 1: out there now. I'm not sure if they've ever been there.
Speaker 8: But they stopped by my house and have have a
Speaker 8: have a drink out of my garage, my garage fridge.
Speaker 1: I don't have wine. I know you like wine, but
Speaker 1: I don't drink wine. But Tila, man, they I ain't
Speaker 1: gonna turn down a beer in my buddy's garage. You
Speaker 1: like a good rubin, I know you do it. Tea's
Speaker 1: got Tila's got one, great drinks, good food. Let's talk
Speaker 1: to Chuck. Hey, Chuck, what do you got recommendations for
Speaker 1: bars and restaurants that we may not have heard of?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 22: You got it.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 16: This is actually the second best thing that's happened to
Speaker 16: me today because I got to shake Sheriff Jones hand today,
Speaker 16: which was pretty awesome. He was actually he was actually
Speaker 16: returning a pie plate to the bar and grill that
Speaker 16: I was at because it's recently been his birthday. So
Speaker 16: they do really good food. It's called the grand Stand
Speaker 16: Bar and Grill.
Speaker 1: Okay, where exactly is that, Chuck?
Speaker 16: You know, it's right beside the Elks on Route four,
Speaker 16: and I mean it's owned by some Italians. They make
Speaker 16: some great food. But that's really not the restaurant that
Speaker 16: I was calling to suggest. The one that I was
Speaker 16: called suggests is Cozy's Restaurants, an old farmhouse on Cincinnati
Speaker 16: Dayton Road.
Speaker 1: Is that in Westchester?
Speaker 16: Uh huh old farmhouse they cook cast iron skillet mills.
Speaker 9: The hombiance is unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Breakfast places like that.
Speaker 16: No, they do brunches, dinners. They got an elaborate outdoor area.
Speaker 16: It's yeah, it's uh, it's really cool. I Eddie, I
Speaker 16: talked to you at ninety six Rock when you were
Speaker 16: working with Marty Bender and you put us all, You
Speaker 16: put us all on the radio and the wood shop
Speaker 16: guy uh partis at school and we all got Saturday sessions.
Speaker 9: So we ended up being the original breakfast club.
Speaker 1: Sorry about that, Chuck All. That's great man, A long
Speaker 1: time I thought no worries. Thanks man. I really that's
Speaker 1: that's funny because we used to do well. Accidents happen,
Speaker 1: we're gonna do. But that Cozy's place sounds like something
Speaker 1: that sounds cool. That's exactly what the kind of thing
Speaker 1: I'm looking for. Have you ever been to the schoolhouse
Speaker 1: in Camp d Camp Dennison That it's it's literally an
Speaker 1: old schoolhouse. Camp Dennison's Most places like just tucked down
Speaker 1: in their hiding, isn't it ye old Civil War? I
Speaker 1: think it was, don't know where the wild Man lives. No,
Speaker 1: he doesn't know. That's that's the bat Cave. I think, Hey,
Speaker 1: let's h let's get Jennifer involved. Hey, Jennifer, what's going
Speaker 1: on there? And Hamilton?
Speaker 14: Hi there, I've got a ton of places to share
Speaker 14: with you. First of all, so Billy Yanks and Hamilton
Speaker 14: is great. They have burgers and a variety of different
Speaker 14: things on their menu. They do as seasonal or a
Speaker 14: monthly change, just depending on what's going on, Like they'll specialize,
Speaker 14: like do specialty things like for Octoberfest and different things
Speaker 14: like that. But they also have a bourbon bar that's
Speaker 14: really good and you can go in there and eat
Speaker 14: food in that spot too. The other place is Cruso's
Speaker 14: and that's in Fairfield. That's Italian restaurant and it is
Speaker 14: a family owned business and they have delicious homemade pasta.
Speaker 14: Everything is so fresh and delicious.
Speaker 2: I really like Lasanya.
Speaker 3: We go there quite a bit.
Speaker 14: And the other place is like a hidden gym. It's
Speaker 14: up in Oxford and it's Steinkeller and they have the
Speaker 14: best brunch you will ever eat. Nobody thinks about brunch
Speaker 14: and if you go there, you want to ask for
Speaker 14: Gina the waitress because she's awesome and makes it a
Speaker 14: lot of fun. And they have a really good bloody
Speaker 14: merry variety on the brunch and mimosas too.
Speaker 1: No, you're no, thanks, thanks Jenner. And I was going
Speaker 1: to say, now you're talking to daddy's language here. Let's
Speaker 1: get Greg gone right quick. Hey Greg, thanks for holding buddy.
Speaker 1: What do you have?
Speaker 9: Have you ever heard of the Naughty Pie?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: Absolutely, yeah, that's great place, real cozy, naughty Pine.
Speaker 24: They used they used to be in a building where
Speaker 24: the floor was on level. Yeah, and you feel like
Speaker 24: he was drunk when you walked in. But they moved
Speaker 24: up the road a little bit. But uh, Mary cozy, uh,
Speaker 24: the best how of it I've ever had?
Speaker 13: Uh?
Speaker 4: And great great.
Speaker 24: Steaks, just great food all around. And they do kind
Speaker 24: of a creo uh thing and they got really good
Speaker 24: red beans and rice.
Speaker 1: Just a great place. Where's that locate?
Speaker 24: It's try off the Double A Highway over as you're
Speaker 24: going up the Double A Highway toward Alexandria. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 24: it's probably about twenty or thirty minutes.
Speaker 6: From where you live.
Speaker 1: It's not for you know, I know, I know exactly
Speaker 1: right off the double edge yeah, Greg, thanks buddy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I was in the old building he was talking about
Speaker 1: with the uneven floor that I'm notty Pine on the Bayou.
Speaker 1: Look it up and it is it near the river?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Oh okay, and uh it's not the Ohio River. I
Speaker 1: guess that'd be licking there. Okay, Okay, but I mean
Speaker 1: real cool, real old school. All right, you will like
Speaker 1: it Pine. All right, Well I'm gonna I'm really honest
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