Speaker 1: And Jay's how was the rest of your Sunday after
Speaker 1: about say four thirty yesterday?
Speaker 2: I feel I feel a little hungover after that Bengals loss.
Speaker 2: And I didn't have any beers this weekend.
Speaker 3: Dude.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you.
Speaker 1: I was at a buddy of mine's house and he
Speaker 1: had shoot, probably maybe ten twelve people there, Yeah, all
Speaker 1: watching the game, eating wings.
Speaker 2: And whatnot, and all.
Speaker 1: Old friends, and everybody's in a jolly mood. And I'm
Speaker 1: I'm kind of I can't go to a party like that.
Speaker 1: And I see I'm not a good guy to go
Speaker 1: to a party like that because I actually watched the game. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, because everybody just kind of everybody else just
Speaker 1: has the game on the background and right, no big play,
Speaker 1: Oh wow, what's the score? Yeah, And and my buddy
Speaker 1: has a couple of TVs. He has one in his
Speaker 1: kitchen and there he is like a family room, you know,
Speaker 1: as opposed to also in the main living room. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And so you're just kind of wandering around and people
Speaker 1: are scattered around, drinking beers and carry it on and
Speaker 1: kind of glancing up at the TV every once in
Speaker 1: a while. And I think that it was after shoot, dude,
Speaker 1: after the first drive, I just I looked at somebody
Speaker 1: and I said, well, it's just gonna be a matter
Speaker 1: of how bad they beat them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, Because so they get up ten to nothing,
Speaker 2: and then I remember like, uh what early third quarter. Uh,
Speaker 2: my colleague get to acquire Kelsey Conway. I sit next
Speaker 2: to her, and then we were just kind of like talking, Oh,
Speaker 2: these guys get the four and four and you know,
Speaker 2: now now you start thinking like, all right, can they
Speaker 2: bridge that gap to Joe Burrow and the Steelers getting
Speaker 2: waxed last night last night? You know how that the
Speaker 2: state of the a f C. And so you're starting
Speaker 2: to talk about that, and I started drafting my column
Speaker 2: or since saying dot com based around that. It's like, okay,
Speaker 2: all right, yeah, they've clawed their way back to five
Speaker 2: hundred and somehow, some way, you know, with Flacco fever
Speaker 2: and uh and then that old defense and in your mind,
Speaker 2: and I've written many, many columns about it, that def
Speaker 2: that bad, bad defense showed up in a bad, bad way.
Speaker 1: Well, the thing is Flacco continued to be Flacco. Yes,
Speaker 1: the offense, well, except for the very very end, there
Speaker 1: did not sputter at all.
Speaker 2: They were killed it well, and even then I turned.
Speaker 2: I turned to Kelsey. Then I was like, I think
Speaker 2: the Jets left too much time on the clock. It
Speaker 2: was still less than two minutes there, and I'm like, okay,
Speaker 2: I felt like it was going to be a replay
Speaker 2: of of the Pittsburgh game. And then I'm like, ah,
Speaker 2: the Bengals better. I literally said this, I'm like, the
Speaker 2: Bengals better not score too fast here because of their defense.
Speaker 2: Because it did. It felt like the team that got
Speaker 2: the ball last was going to win at that point.
Speaker 2: And uh yeah. And I know some people were like,
Speaker 2: you know, there's a lot others, some questions about oh
Speaker 2: I go to Yoshi there, and I'm like, yeah, there
Speaker 2: can be. I can't see why anyone would criticize the
Speaker 2: Bengals offense. You score thirty eight points, especially with a
Speaker 2: forty year old quarterback. It just came in here a
Speaker 2: couple of weeks ago. And you know, he did what
Speaker 2: he did against the Steelers, did what he did against
Speaker 2: the Green Packers in the second half. Obviously he had
Speaker 2: a really good day yesterday. Doesn't turn the ball over.
Speaker 2: I don't know how much else you can ask for.
Speaker 2: It's honestly, there are things. They remind me a little
Speaker 2: bit of the Reds, like, because the Reds can't hit,
Speaker 2: there's so much pressure on you know, their pitching and
Speaker 2: their fielding to be perfect, really in order. And it's
Speaker 2: in some ways it's the same thing here. Obviously different sports,
Speaker 2: but you know, there's so much pressure on the offense
Speaker 2: to be perfect, and it's just not realistic to score
Speaker 2: every time. Now, you know, I think people got spoiled
Speaker 2: there in that Steeler scheme because they did or almost
Speaker 2: every time they had a run of what they scored
Speaker 2: seven of eight drives and at one point they scored
Speaker 2: six six in a row on six drives in a row.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's dang near perfect, and they still just
Speaker 2: squeak it out. But you know, it is not a
Speaker 2: recipe for sustained success is trying to outscore the other.
Speaker 2: I know that sounds a little funny, like of course,
Speaker 2: of course, whether it's seven to six or what, No,
Speaker 2: what we been in seven to thirty six?
Speaker 1: Now, what's the most common discussion going into this season? Yeah,
Speaker 1: what do you okay, are you expecting to win every
Speaker 1: game seventy to sixty eight or something?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 2: Well, come on, man, right, because it didn't work last year, correct,
Speaker 2: I mean that offense was potent last year and they
Speaker 2: still didn't make the playoffs with the healthy Joe Burrow
Speaker 2: and you keep going back to that, and then you know,
Speaker 2: and I know this is now rearing its head with
Speaker 2: all the comments that player personnel director Duke Tobin made
Speaker 2: it at the combine about you know, hanging on to
Speaker 2: some paraphrasing, but you know, you know, he talked about,
Speaker 2: you know, maybe they ran it back with some guys
Speaker 2: a little too much that he felt like maybe he
Speaker 2: needed to bring in some fresh blood. And again I'm paraphrasing,
Speaker 2: and then he did say I don't want to pay
Speaker 2: for the same roster on defense, and uh, they've paid
Speaker 2: for the same roster on defense pretty much Rollian not
Speaker 2: even as good. No, no, I mean, yeah, you look
Speaker 2: at that, and it's just like, I mean, I wonder,
Speaker 2: like how many of those guys on this defense would
Speaker 2: start and Trey Henderson obviously would start.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you this, do you know where the
Speaker 1: extent of his injury because I have not.
Speaker 2: Heard I know Zach yesterday. I mean he's talking right
Speaker 2: now to the media as you and I sit here
Speaker 2: and talk. You know, I know he had. He was
Speaker 2: asked in the press conference and he didn't have a
Speaker 2: report at that point. And he's been he's been battling
Speaker 2: a back injury over the last few weeks.
Speaker 1: And because I was going to ask you if they okay,
Speaker 1: and that's been the common chatter lately, I'm not you know,
Speaker 1: I'm not saying anything new here, But if they lose
Speaker 1: to the Bears this week, is he trade bait?
Speaker 2: Realistically? Yes, And again I think it's hard to trade
Speaker 2: a guy who's not healthy. So yeah, right, you got
Speaker 2: to see the extent of his injury, but he should
Speaker 2: be trade bait, and honestly, they should have traded him
Speaker 2: in the off season in retrospect. But obviously all that
Speaker 2: stuff's hindsight. I think that they I don't know what
Speaker 2: they could get or how many guys they could trade
Speaker 2: because this defense is so bad. But he's certainly a
Speaker 2: guy that you can maybe get something in return, some
Speaker 2: kind of a draft pick in return, and look, they
Speaker 2: need to stockpile as many draft picks as they can
Speaker 2: get and hopefully use them wisely. Well yeah, I mean,
Speaker 2: but and also just the fact that by the law
Speaker 2: of averages, the more you have like you're bound to
Speaker 2: hit on someone, right, I mean, and I say that
Speaker 2: a little tongue in cheek, and I wrote that in
Speaker 2: my column today, But in some ways it's true because
Speaker 2: they're draft picks defensively. You know, since twenty twenty two,
Speaker 2: they've taken sixteen of their thirty draft picks on defen
Speaker 2: you know a little over half, and not name one
Speaker 2: guy of those sixteen who's you know, really performing at
Speaker 2: a high level. That is an incredible statistic right there,
Speaker 2: that none of those sixteen guys have have have performed.
Speaker 2: And you know, Trey Henderson was a free agent, and
Speaker 2: then you know they let Jesse Bates go. And I
Speaker 2: keep going back, and I've written this many times in
Speaker 2: my column. Tell me what they have done to improve
Speaker 2: this defense since they left Kansas City after losing the
Speaker 2: AFC Championship game in the twenty twenty two season, but
Speaker 2: you know it was in twenty twenty three, Like, what
Speaker 2: have they done to improve this defense? That's a that's
Speaker 2: a that's an open ended question because I don't know
Speaker 2: if anyone has a legitimate on that.
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Speaker 1: Taking a few calls about your thoughts on that game
Speaker 1: yesterday by win three seven four nine seven eight hundred.
Speaker 2: The big one. Start out with Kurt and Madisonville. Hey, Kurt,
Speaker 2: what's up?
Speaker 4: Hey? Eddie?
Speaker 8: Ain't Jason Hey?
Speaker 4: So that.
Speaker 9: I don't understand why Zach Taylor wasn't fired last night,
Speaker 9: because I mean, he just got completely out coached. He
Speaker 9: abandoned the run when it was working, he went back
Speaker 9: to the throwing the ball, and and I mean, I
Speaker 9: just don't understand what Zach Taylor is doing.
Speaker 1: You know, I agree with your Kurt to a certain extent,
Speaker 1: and that especially they were they were Chase Brown was
Speaker 1: running the ball down there, the Jets throat yeah.
Speaker 9: Oh and Simon J. P.
Speaker 2: Ryan was doing say absolutely ry as well.
Speaker 9: You know, I think our offensive line is definitely improved
Speaker 9: over the last couple of last couple of weeks. But
Speaker 9: I mean we just our defense is just terrible. They
Speaker 9: can't tackle, they pick all the wrong angles, uh you
Speaker 9: know when they're when they're chasing these guys down.
Speaker 8: I mean, it's just torrible.
Speaker 9: It's really hard to be a Bengals fan, it really is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thanks, Kurt. I mean I get stuff, Kurt, and
Speaker 2: so I can't argue with everything. He said. Interesting how
Speaker 2: Kurt immediately goes to the because that's that's what you know? Really,
Speaker 2: I mean, that's how what how Bengals fans are conditioned like,
Speaker 2: because the Bengals have put so much in the offense,
Speaker 2: is that when the offense isn't perfect, or the offense,
Speaker 2: you know, isn't doing things away like wait, that was
Speaker 2: working before that. That's our that's kind of our general
Speaker 2: natural inclinations, those who follow the Bengals to be like, well,
Speaker 2: what happened to the offense? But I don't blame Kurk
Speaker 2: for his frustration, certainly I sumed it up pretty well.
Speaker 1: Then let's talk to Jack and Claremont County. Hey Jack,
Speaker 1: what's up.
Speaker 10: Yo?
Speaker 2: Jack?
Speaker 1: Well we lost Jack. Let's get to Todd. Hey, Todd,
Speaker 1: what's going on?
Speaker 8: Buddy?
Speaker 4: Hey?
Speaker 9: I think it speaks a lot how lou and Roumo
Speaker 9: is doing in Andiannapolis with that defense.
Speaker 8: He obviously wasn't the problem.
Speaker 1: Well, that's you know what, That's something I was going
Speaker 1: to bring up Todd as a matter of fact, just read,
Speaker 1: uh was it in the inquired Jason they're talking about?
Speaker 1: Or maybe I just saw it on social media? A
Speaker 1: fine man was made a scapegoat of and it was
Speaker 1: a picture of an aruma.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I agree.
Speaker 2: That was my That was exactly my column right after
Speaker 2: they fired and back in what was that Janey in
Speaker 2: January when they fired him? That was like, I mean,
Speaker 2: I called it right there. It was a scapegood. I mean,
Speaker 2: this guy was talked about as one of the top
Speaker 2: five defensive coordinators in the game the previous year or
Speaker 2: and then what was the year before that? He was
Speaker 2: you know, lou An Romo was a hot name for
Speaker 2: head coaching job, so he didn't suddenly forget how to coach.
Speaker 2: And Innanapolis Colts are They have the best record in
Speaker 2: all of football right all of the NFL right now,
Speaker 2: and their defense is a big part of that. They
Speaker 2: rank in the top ten and you know, fewest points allowed.
Speaker 2: Let's talk to Brad. Hey, Brad, what's going on, Bud?
Speaker 8: I'm good, Hi Eddie, Hi, Jase, Brad.
Speaker 11: The first ten to twelve plays on defense.
Speaker 9: We look like we're gonna, you know, wipe the.
Speaker 4: Stadium with them.
Speaker 2: I totally yeah.
Speaker 9: You had number the forty nine, Breck Carter, he was
Speaker 9: all over for the first tame fifteen plays. I don't
Speaker 9: know what happened after that, but the.
Speaker 8: First ten to fifteen plays on defense looked really good
Speaker 8: to me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and Brad, and thanks Brad, because well that's why
Speaker 1: I said that earlier. I thought, I thought, man, the
Speaker 1: first I don't know, almost the first full first quarter,
Speaker 1: I'm thinking, Wow, like I said before, how bad are
Speaker 1: they going to beat them?
Speaker 2: Because it was looking like it was going to be
Speaker 2: an ass whipping it did, and it seems like, you know,
Speaker 2: on one hand, you're like, yeah, you gave them a chance,
Speaker 2: but you're up fifteen, like if you know, it feels
Speaker 2: like you're up fifteen in the late in the game,
Speaker 2: like yeah, you know, yeah, they're not really giving them
Speaker 2: a chance to get back in it. But a combination
Speaker 2: of a bad defense for the Bengals and I think
Speaker 2: a team that's just like the heck with it, like
Speaker 2: we're just gonna go play and sling this thing around
Speaker 2: and run it and let's see what happens. I think
Speaker 2: that was the mentality of the Jets. And if you
Speaker 2: look at the Jets, you know, they had what five
Speaker 2: losses by a score, so they were they were yes,
Speaker 2: they were zero and seven, and they're bad and they're
Speaker 2: a mess, but only on the flip side of that.
Speaker 2: You know they're pretty close. They're pretty close.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's talk to leave.
Speaker 2: It's Joe in Lexington. Hey, Joe, what's going on? Buddy?
Speaker 12: Hey?
Speaker 8: How you doing?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 12: Real quick, I just want to say, yeah, there's a
Speaker 12: pattern being said, you know and don't know and the
Speaker 12: police chief of Cincinnati. Uh, you know, I know that
Speaker 12: would come back to hauntum. But I blamed the front
Speaker 12: office and just this.
Speaker 2: Oh sure, ah did Joe say the police chief?
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, well I accidentally lost him there.
Speaker 2: Let's let's get to Penny and right quick. Hey Penny
Speaker 2: in Middletown, what's up.
Speaker 13: Hey, I want to just throw out there. You know
Speaker 13: we were going into this game, go hope we're gonna win.
Speaker 13: We're lucky enough to get the score first. Well, our
Speaker 13: guys are gung home and we get down there and
Speaker 13: Jack says, no, don't go for it on fourth.
Speaker 10: Get the field gone.
Speaker 13: I mean, there's no points anyhow. He just told them
Speaker 13: I don't believe in you.
Speaker 14: Go for the vehicle.
Speaker 13: And I feel like he isn't rowllying the boys like
Speaker 13: you should. Well oh I should have said, man, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Penny and thanks and no argument here, And I think
Speaker 2: maybe something did didn't occur to me, but just their
Speaker 2: talking to Penny. Maybe that's that shows you something how
Speaker 2: much the Jets respect the Bengals defense that they went
Speaker 2: for it on fourth from their own like thirty four
Speaker 2: or whatever it was. Yeah, that tells you something done.
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Speaker 2: Welcome back, as always a pleasure.
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Speaker 1: here in the in the States. Are we making are
Speaker 1: we making up for sellom to the people who can't
Speaker 1: afford Russian oil anymore?
Speaker 24: You know, that's a great question, and yes, he's The
Speaker 24: answer is yes, it is because of the fourteen million
Speaker 24: barrels a day that the United States produces. And keep
Speaker 24: in mind that OPEK no longer has the hold on
Speaker 24: global markets.
Speaker 2: As they used to.
Speaker 24: To keep in some perspective, in the nineteen seventies, OPEK
Speaker 24: had somewhere around fifty percent of the global market cornered.
Speaker 23: Now they only have five to seven percent.
Speaker 24: So with us only continue to produce more oil than
Speaker 24: we ever have the price, we are actually keeping the
Speaker 24: price low for once, and it is America and the
Speaker 24: Americans that are keeping it down.
Speaker 2: The ones I work in the industry. Do you see
Speaker 2: that continuing on? Certainly? You know during the Trump administration,
Speaker 2: do you see more oil rigs and oil companies and
Speaker 2: for lack of a better term, opening up opening up
Speaker 2: business of drilling.
Speaker 24: You know, we will always continue to produce because keep
Speaker 24: in mind, as we are producing the most oil that
Speaker 24: we ever had, we do have to continue to drill
Speaker 24: more wells. Now, I do think our wells will be
Speaker 24: bigger and more efficient moving forward. For an example, a
Speaker 24: well that used to be one mile lateral, those wells
Speaker 24: are now four times at which means that produces as
Speaker 24: much oil in some cases as four wells used to.
Speaker 24: And we will only continue to get more efficient and
Speaker 24: the independence like Peykas where I work, we're only going
Speaker 24: to continue to show how we can keep operating expenses
Speaker 24: down during times like that and get return to our investors.
Speaker 1: Ray Gelvigno was our guests and Rtie, you know, without
Speaker 1: getting too wonky for us for US citizens, explain how
Speaker 1: that works, the drilling latterly process.
Speaker 2: That's fascinating to be how that all works.
Speaker 24: If you can imagine, Traditionally, we drill well straight down
Speaker 24: into the ground, We dig a hole, and then at
Speaker 24: some point we decide that there's a formation that we've
Speaker 24: always targeted and we try to get as much.
Speaker 10: As we can.
Speaker 24: But now what we're doing is we then as soon
Speaker 24: as we're done going vertically, we go horizontal into that
Speaker 24: zone so that we can then even get more oil
Speaker 24: out of the zone rather than just straight down. And
Speaker 24: that has been a game changer along with fracking, and
Speaker 24: as fracking technology continues to only evolve, we're going to
Speaker 24: see more and more output as well.
Speaker 2: Is there enough oil in this country for to sustain
Speaker 2: America alone? American? You know, we use our oil for.
Speaker 4: You know, that's a great question.
Speaker 24: I think combined with natural gas, we could actually sustain ourselves.
Speaker 23: Keep in mind that we are producing fourteen million barrels
Speaker 23: of oil a day.
Speaker 24: However, America as a whole, we average using twenty.
Speaker 23: One million barrels of oil a day.
Speaker 24: So with all the natural gas that we flare, if
Speaker 24: we could actually harness all of that as well, yes,
Speaker 24: there could be a chance of us actually doing something
Speaker 24: like that down the road. All of that being said,
Speaker 24: I just want to say that that would not be
Speaker 24: possible just through the infrastructure that America has at this time.
Speaker 1: So, Artie, who we always talk about the Middle East
Speaker 1: and why not, but who, for all intents and purposes,
Speaker 1: is the most potentially oil rich country on the planet.
Speaker 23: You know, I'm going to sit here and say that
Speaker 23: we are with liquid natural gas.
Speaker 24: However, you know, Saudi Arabia and all of them still
Speaker 24: are the producers of the actual oil.
Speaker 23: Just like we are.
Speaker 24: But right now, as we continue to move forward to
Speaker 24: cleaner versions of energy, natural gas will be the next
Speaker 24: big energy source, barring something from nuclear happens that we
Speaker 24: don't know about to where nuclear is able to become
Speaker 24: even more affordable overnight.
Speaker 2: What's the goal and so getting back to what it
Speaker 2: means to the three of us and all of our
Speaker 2: listeners when we're out, you know, filling our tank up.
Speaker 2: What will be the goal as we do the you know,
Speaker 2: the so called drill baby drill thing, you know, is
Speaker 2: the goal to get gas prices to X amount of
Speaker 2: dollars and keep it there or to keep going down?
Speaker 2: Like what what? What generally is the sweet spot that
Speaker 2: you know, the people who make these decisions and I
Speaker 2: want to get this too.
Speaker 24: Well, if you ask any oil and gas owner or
Speaker 24: producers like us, we're always going to say that that
Speaker 24: sweet spot is somewhere between seventy five to eighty five
Speaker 24: dollars because at that price range per barrel, the United
Speaker 24: States economy can can continue to grow while every American
Speaker 24: isn't going to feel it as.
Speaker 23: Big in the back pocket.
Speaker 24: But really, one of the main goals right now is
Speaker 24: energy national energy dominance just just as national security is important,
Speaker 24: our energy security is right there at the same And
Speaker 24: make no doubt about it. As we continue to lower
Speaker 24: the gas or prices, that means countries that don't like us,
Speaker 24: like Russia and Iraq for an example, a few months ago,
Speaker 24: that price becomes even lower to where they can't continue
Speaker 24: their wars.
Speaker 23: On terror, are their wars around the.
Speaker 24: World where they have to come to the bargaining table
Speaker 24: with America to figure out.
Speaker 23: A better way.
Speaker 1: So Artie, also you're talking about natural gas, how does
Speaker 1: will that translate into powering cars eventually that type of thing.
Speaker 24: That's definitely one place I do see it going if
Speaker 24: you take a look. I know here in the North
Speaker 24: Texas area, our mass Transit is already using compressed natural
Speaker 24: gas for their buses. And you know that again, it
Speaker 24: burns so much cleaner than even gasoline does, and we
Speaker 24: have so much of it here in America. If we
Speaker 24: could actually build the proper infrastructure across the United States,
Speaker 24: we can have natural gas powering everything from the heaters
Speaker 24: in New York to the fireplaces in California, and it
Speaker 24: would be so much safer, not only for the Americans,
Speaker 24: but also for the environment.
Speaker 2: I understand like gas taxes are different in every state,
Speaker 2: but you mentioned, you know, the sweet spot being for
Speaker 2: the industry to get it around seventy five dollars a barrel.
Speaker 2: What does that translate into in places like Ohio and Kentucky, Indiana?
Speaker 2: What does that translate into generally per gallon?
Speaker 24: When I'm at the pump, guys, I mean, we're we're
Speaker 24: already seeing about a five percent drop in the price.
Speaker 24: I think the week of October twentieth, the US gasoline retail.
Speaker 23: Average was a dollar eighty three.
Speaker 24: But so we're gonna be seeing that two dollars price
Speaker 24: range here, which is just amazing.
Speaker 8: That nine.
Speaker 23: Yeah, and so we're going to continue to see that
Speaker 23: as kids.
Speaker 24: That's exactly what I was going to say next, that
Speaker 24: when you look at it, historically, prices are always lower,
Speaker 24: just naturally be the fall and heading in the winter.
Speaker 24: We will see a quick bump when the refinery shut
Speaker 24: down and switched over to the winter blends, but then
Speaker 24: will be right.
Speaker 8: Back at it.
Speaker 1: All Right with that, Ray, we hope everything you've just
Speaker 1: talked about is going to come true and by Christmas
Speaker 1: time we'll be looking at that two dollars gallon We're
Speaker 1: going to hold you to it too.
Speaker 4: RT.
Speaker 24: I can't wait, as you know, it's being recorded. So
Speaker 24: I'm on there for saying.
Speaker 1: All right, you're on record, our record, Rgie. We appreciate it, man,
Speaker 1: Thanks so.
Speaker 4: Much, Thank you guys, have a wonderful week.
Speaker 8: Thank there.
Speaker 2: Ray Trevino Pego's Country Energy. And let me tell you something, Son,
Speaker 2: we were one vacation Demona were out in the California. Uh,
Speaker 2: we actually stayed at California. Was on the Nevada board Tahoe.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, North Tahoe and the Nevada line is about
Speaker 1: you know, if we stay on the Worth the north
Speaker 1: part of the lake and the Nevada line was probably
Speaker 1: it's about ten twelve miles from where we are. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so we and just just going around. We just like
Speaker 1: to drive around the lake and you know, taking the
Speaker 1: sights and stuff. In the Tahoe City where we where
Speaker 1: we always stay, the gas was like five I want
Speaker 1: to say five forty, between five forty and five sixty
Speaker 1: a gallon. You could drive that ten miles over to
Speaker 1: Nevada and it was about.
Speaker 2: Two ninety nine a gallon because of Texas. Oh, in California.
Speaker 2: That's insane. Man, because I think you were there what
Speaker 2: in September, right, Yeah, yeah, well mid to mid August,
Speaker 2: mid August, and I was telling you because I was
Speaker 2: out in LA for the for the Reds Dodgers series
Speaker 2: covered for the Inquirer, and oh that it is just
Speaker 2: it's the brutal. It's crazy to look at the gas
Speaker 2: signs there because it's like we've never ever in my
Speaker 2: lifetime fifty years, I have ever seen that. Every time,
Speaker 2: every time I look at it, I think it's a mistake.
Speaker 2: And that was like a five fifteen Yeah we're gallum.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, I mean I got I got a twenty
Speaker 2: year old Toyota Tundra. Like I haven't done the math
Speaker 2: on that, but my goodness, Like how much would I would?
Speaker 1: I wouldn't drive, I was gonna say I would. Uh
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Speaker 1: We're gonna be talking to our legal experts, Jeremy Rosenthal
Speaker 1: about the effects of the government shut down on the
Speaker 1: court system, because pretty soon they're going to be like
Speaker 1: furlowing judges and stuff. Right, no federal court hearings crazy.
Speaker 1: So we're going to start seeing more and more. We'll
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Speaker 2: Go if it goes to Thanksgiving and the travel Thanksgiving
Speaker 2: and yip ye and I'm supposed to be traveling Thanksgiving
Speaker 2: the week after thanksgivingsa and like to me and yeah
Speaker 2: traffic control nice. Uh, let me ask you. You were
Speaker 2: at the game yestery.
Speaker 1: Yes, and earlier I had said I was at a
Speaker 1: friend's house and when there was probably ten twelve people there,
Speaker 1: and you know, everybody was being joevial and uh, And
Speaker 1: like I said, I thought I kind of went away
Speaker 1: from it for a while. Even though I generally I
Speaker 1: don't care what's going on in any football game, especially Bengals,
Speaker 1: I'll watch all of it. So but people were scattered
Speaker 1: around and then it looked like it was going to
Speaker 1: be such a butt weapon. People kind of were filtering
Speaker 1: around and talking and.
Speaker 2: On and on.
Speaker 1: But then you could kind of see people kind of
Speaker 1: cocking their head a little bit there in that fourth
Speaker 1: quarter and going, h well whatever and uh. And anytime
Speaker 1: the Jets would score, I just assumed that the Bengals
Speaker 1: were gonna match them and they were never gonna catch
Speaker 1: up run out, and then the clock was gonna run out,
Speaker 1: and that'd be that. Let me ask what the mood
Speaker 1: in the stadium was yesterday. It had to be just
Speaker 1: complete craziness and then dead silence.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there was a lot of a lot of silence
Speaker 2: there in the in the fourth quarter with each Jets
Speaker 2: and then when the Jets scored that last touchdown, there
Speaker 2: were booze, and then when the Bengals didn't convert there
Speaker 2: on fourth down, there were a lot of booze. And
Speaker 2: but you would hear it on television. Yeah.
Speaker 12: Sure.
Speaker 2: The only the only way you can just translate that
Speaker 2: is the hope is gone. The hope is gone. That
Speaker 2: there was a lot there was. There was hope that
Speaker 2: you get this thing, the equalizer, the four and four,
Speaker 2: and then build from there. And now at three and five,
Speaker 2: it's over. And that that that's generally the sense that
Speaker 2: you can take away from those booze and that not
Speaker 2: just that it's over, but some changes need to happen,
Speaker 2: and people need to some jobs need to change here.
Speaker 2: I'm not in the I'm not in the fire. Zach
Speaker 2: Taylor Camp, I am not. I truly don't think he's
Speaker 2: the problem. I think the problem is above him. When
Speaker 2: you look at this this defense and the just repeated,
Speaker 2: repeated misses in the draft on the defensive players in
Speaker 2: the last you know, really the core of this team
Speaker 2: should have been built through the you know, the drafts
Speaker 2: of twenty twenty, twenty one, twenty two, and twenty three,
Speaker 2: and I mean, where's Miles Murphy, you know where where
Speaker 2: is Shamar Stewart. Where you go down the line and
Speaker 2: it's it all starts on the defensive line. And you
Speaker 2: got Trey Hendrickson there who's banged up, and then the
Speaker 2: last year of his contract otherwise you know your defensive captain.
Speaker 2: One of the three is Logan Wilson won't he got
Speaker 2: bench a few games ago, and then reportedly by Ben
Speaker 2: Baby from ESPN reported last week he's asked for a trade.
Speaker 2: I mean, that says it all right there. And and
Speaker 2: Zach Taylor called out the leadership. For Zach, I mean,
Speaker 2: you know he's never going to be real point, but
Speaker 2: you know he's like, hey, we need someone to step
Speaker 2: up in there. That's his way of calling out that
Speaker 2: there's no leaders on defense. But it goes above that.
Speaker 2: You get, you get what you you get what you drafted,
Speaker 2: you get what you paid for. And the Bengals are
Speaker 2: paying for very poor drafts and not spending any money
Speaker 2: and free agency on the defense. Well, and they're paying
Speaker 2: for it in a in a big way, big way,
Speaker 2: And we're watching it happen in real time and also
Speaker 2: watching it unfold. You just saw on social media a
Speaker 2: little while ago that Flacco is now day to day,
Speaker 2: I did a shoulder and uh, I'll tell you. We
Speaker 2: joked in the pres conference of our buddy Skinny and
Speaker 2: some inquire like when he came running out of that
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Speaker 2: and you're like, all right, he's got this. He's ready
Speaker 2: to go at the heck of a story. But it
Speaker 2: didn't come to fruition yesterday.
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Speaker 1: Gradually, more and more we're starting to notice that the government,
Speaker 1: because at first you're like, wow, the government's not here
Speaker 1: and I didn't notice. But gradually it's going to start
Speaker 1: catching up with us.
Speaker 2: There's another great example of it here coming up exactly
Speaker 2: talking about our court system. It's the circuit courts, the
Speaker 2: district courts, and the furloughs are starting and as we've
Speaker 2: already heard about how it's going to affect, especially air
Speaker 2: travel and such. Here to discuss this court situation is
Speaker 2: our good friend, our legal expert. He is Jeremy Rosenthal.
Speaker 2: And Jeremy, how are we doing, buddy?
Speaker 8: I'm doing all right?
Speaker 2: How are you doing great?
Speaker 10: So?
Speaker 1: Do tell how how long before we're all going to
Speaker 1: notice this effect on the court system, because it just
Speaker 1: sounds like it's getting ready to really mess up.
Speaker 31: Courts are pretty resilient animals, so to speak, and I
Speaker 31: think they're going to service the public for as long
Speaker 31: as they can where you're going to see a lot
Speaker 31: of drawbacks are on not necessarily the judges and not
Speaker 31: necessarily the US Attorney's office. It's going to be more
Speaker 31: on clerks, Probation department, that type of thing, some of
Speaker 31: your mental health services that are sort of tied to
Speaker 31: the courts.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 31: That's where you're really going to sort of lagh And
Speaker 31: the longer it goes, the more damage.
Speaker 8: If you will, it will be done.
Speaker 2: So are they the courts right now are still just
Speaker 2: operating as is? Or are those folks not being they're
Speaker 2: not being paid right or currently.
Speaker 8: No, nobody's getting paid.
Speaker 31: Uh and and so kind of they did have some
Speaker 31: money that was sort of set aside uh and and
Speaker 31: they've exhausted all of that, so they're beginning to furlough
Speaker 31: certain folks. Courts have to take priority or give priority,
Speaker 31: if you will, to things that are sort of you know,
Speaker 31: constitutional in nature.
Speaker 8: And it's the obvious stuff, right, it is work.
Speaker 31: If you're the FBI and you need a search warrant
Speaker 31: signed because somebody is trafficking children, right, You're that's gonna happen, right,
Speaker 31: You're gonna you know, there's a judge who will who
Speaker 31: will do that and and and take care of that
Speaker 31: for you. If you have an inmate who uh you know,
Speaker 31: you're you're, you're. You can't just take people prisoner and
Speaker 31: then shut the courts down for eight months.
Speaker 8: We'll get to you in April. We know you're innocent
Speaker 8: until proven guilty, but you get it. We're out of money.
Speaker 8: Uh that that's not really going to work.
Speaker 31: So your criminal cases are going to get a lot
Speaker 31: of statutory preference there. If you have an if you
Speaker 31: have an intellectual property dispute where you deserve to be
Speaker 31: paid millions and billions of dollars for whatever widget you
Speaker 31: came up with from Apple, well you might not get
Speaker 31: a hearing it yet.
Speaker 8: That's that's right.
Speaker 31: That's where you're going to see some of that's that's
Speaker 31: where you're going to see a lot of those carawbacks.
Speaker 31: And again it's not going to be the front line people.
Speaker 31: I mean, sam Alito is probably going to read your brief.
Speaker 31: Whether he's getting a check or not. I'm just guessing.
Speaker 31: I don't know the man, but I don't know that
Speaker 31: he'll say, no, my check. I didn't get my check,
Speaker 31: So no, I'm gonna I'm okay. But there's a lot
Speaker 31: of other folks out there who if you're a clerk, right,
Speaker 31: the clerks are the ones who keep the records in
Speaker 31: a file document.
Speaker 8: If you have a document that needs.
Speaker 31: To be filed, uh, and you send it off to
Speaker 31: the clerk, you might not find anybody home.
Speaker 8: And and that's part of the system too.
Speaker 1: Jerry Morosenthal is our guests. And yeah, Jeremy, I started
Speaker 1: to ask you about that. As far as backlogging some
Speaker 1: of these cases go. I mean, it makes sense what
Speaker 1: you're where. You're talking about. The stuff that doesn't have
Speaker 1: to get done is not going to get done until whenever.
Speaker 8: Right, that's right?
Speaker 31: And yeah, and and to your point with everything else,
Speaker 31: slowly but surely if and when the grinds to a halt,
Speaker 31: it you won't notice it until you notice it.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, good switching gears. Uh, let's talk about this
Speaker 1: gambling case now. Is the whole legality of the whole
Speaker 1: thing that went down with these NBA guys, It seems
Speaker 1: to me that that's pretty open and shut or or
Speaker 1: is it your.
Speaker 8: Thoughts, It's going to depend on what kind of evidence
Speaker 8: they have.
Speaker 31: I worry candidly as a sports fan, I worry about
Speaker 31: a couple of things. First off, I worry that the
Speaker 31: Cincinnati Bearcats are a little too good, and we might
Speaker 31: you might need to get a little you might need
Speaker 31: a little get a little Red Raider.
Speaker 8: Action in the Big twelve Championship.
Speaker 2: Well, we will see you there, son.
Speaker 31: I don't know if tech can get there or not. Anyway,
Speaker 31: excuse me, but, uh sports betting has never been more problematic.
Speaker 31: You have fan duel, you have DraftKings, You've got you've
Speaker 31: got betting casinos and online books that sponsor European you know,
Speaker 31: English Premier League soccer teams. It's on their jersey, right
Speaker 31: uh And and and so to keep the tentacles of
Speaker 31: gambling out of professional sports is has.
Speaker 8: Never been more of a challenge.
Speaker 31: Uh And and along with a lot of the gambling
Speaker 31: become becomes a lot of the vice, right, I mean,
Speaker 31: it's it is you know, big shock, the Gambinos are involved.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 8: Who knew that, when.
Speaker 31: When sports betting became ubiquitous, that I could make a
Speaker 31: bet on what the Bengals are going to do on.
Speaker 8: Third and short?
Speaker 31: Who knew that racketeering would would rear its ugly head
Speaker 31: and that players would be influenced by it? I worry
Speaker 31: that it's the tip of the iceberg.
Speaker 23: Currently.
Speaker 2: Uh, you know, the regulation industry of sports books and
Speaker 2: do you see this, you know, like I think I
Speaker 2: think one of the I think it's law for if
Speaker 2: there is just some really abnormal action on something that
Speaker 2: the sports books are required to flag it. I don't
Speaker 2: know if I don't know if that's a federal law
Speaker 2: or that's just their own rules. Like there's an example
Speaker 2: here and just in Cincinnati a few years ago where yeah,
Speaker 2: it seemed like an obscure like, you know, Alabama baseball game,
Speaker 2: and it turned into someone from the University of Cincinnati
Speaker 2: put a ton of money on an Alabama baseball game
Speaker 2: and then flagged I guess the sports book itself flagged
Speaker 2: it quick, flagged it quickly, and that person I'm getting
Speaker 2: fired from the University of Cincinnati. And uh, I don't
Speaker 2: know what happened on the Alabama side of things. But
Speaker 2: is that a federal law that already a regulation in
Speaker 2: place for these sports books that when they see something
Speaker 2: that's out of the ordinary, they are required or is
Speaker 2: that just more of their own rules good business practice?
Speaker 31: Yeah, well that's a good business practice. And that's a
Speaker 31: great question. And I don't know that I have the
Speaker 31: answer for you off the top of my head. What
Speaker 31: I can tell you is that you're you know, who
Speaker 31: knew that you had to rely on the sportsbook industry
Speaker 31: to be the honest, upstanding you know, we're going to
Speaker 31: we're going to come and blow the whistle on our
Speaker 31: own customers type again, I mean, one of the things
Speaker 31: that you have and look and you can go back.
Speaker 31: You can go back over a century, right, you had
Speaker 31: the Black Sox scandal. You've got Pete Rose betting on baseball,
Speaker 31: You've got the point shaving scandals from the nineteen eighties,
Speaker 31: and in basketball, you're you know, gambling as a vice.
Speaker 31: And it will always be around. It's been around since
Speaker 31: the dawn of man. That prostitution addiction. We're going to
Speaker 31: be combating it a thousand years from now, right, So
Speaker 31: I think the best you can sort of do is
Speaker 31: to kind of.
Speaker 8: Hope to regulate it.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 31: Maybe maybe you're able to your point, maybe you're able
Speaker 31: to flag it a little more effectively. Maybe you use
Speaker 31: some AI tools that say, gosh, there's really a lot
Speaker 31: of action here on this insignificant women's softball game from
Speaker 31: Brigham Young University. I'm just pulling. I don't even know
Speaker 31: if they get a softball to but you could you
Speaker 31: just you know, you know what I'm saying. So so
Speaker 31: that way you could sort of maybe maybe trigger and
Speaker 31: flag it.
Speaker 8: Now. I don't know how the FEDS got their attention
Speaker 8: on Terry Rozier or Chauncey Billups.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 31: The two allegations are are are are somewhat different. I
Speaker 31: don't know if you read about this or not. Chauncey
Speaker 31: Billups that guy is inviting really big fish to his
Speaker 31: gambling to to to like a poker night, and they've
Speaker 31: got like James Bond equipment.
Speaker 22: They've got like like X yeah, like the table, like
Speaker 22: an X ray table, and they've got like a card
Speaker 22: dealer shooter thing that will that will hear you know.
Speaker 31: Skip skip skip a skip skip skip king skip skip
Speaker 31: skiff you know.
Speaker 8: So so it so so.
Speaker 31: They're literally right. It is like that movie Honeymoon in Vegas.
Speaker 31: You remember with James Cohn's character. Uh, you know you guys,
Speaker 31: remember you guys, You guys are from like the eighties
Speaker 31: and the nineties, Okay, I.
Speaker 8: Mean the reason you watch is Sarah Jessica Parker.
Speaker 31: The reason you stay is for Nicholas Cage and the
Speaker 31: emotion and power he brought to.
Speaker 2: That role, right, absolutely, of course.
Speaker 31: But yeah, so like he goes and sits down with
Speaker 31: the guy, right and he's he's a card shark.
Speaker 8: And he gets whatever a flush, you.
Speaker 31: Know, and and and basically he says, well, okay, you know,
Speaker 31: I'm gonna take your chance out for the weekend and
Speaker 31: you don't have to pay me all this money. So
Speaker 31: it's kind of almost like that, except it was a
Speaker 31: little more loaded than just you know, we're gonna we're
Speaker 31: gonna lure you with card sharks. We're gonna just straight
Speaker 31: up cheat. So that's what Billips has caught for Rosier.
Speaker 31: It's more of your traditional point shaving allegation.
Speaker 4: It's more my.
Speaker 8: Foot hurts, I need to sit down. I can't. I can't,
Speaker 8: I can't.
Speaker 31: You know, I'm not gonna be able to get my
Speaker 31: twelve points that I need to cover.
Speaker 8: The the you know, the fan duel line. So so
Speaker 8: that would be a little more direct if you can
Speaker 8: prove it.
Speaker 1: And you're just your personal opinion on this, Jeremy Rosenthal
Speaker 1: is our guest, Jeremy your personal opinion as far as
Speaker 1: Chauncey Billups goes. Somebody was suppositioning the other day that
Speaker 1: maybe the maybe he did something in a game for
Speaker 1: the mob a long time ago, and finally they come
Speaker 1: back and it's time to pay you the.
Speaker 2: Pipe when he was a player, When he was a player.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that is that is exactly why.
Speaker 31: And in Cincinnati, I don't need to tell folks that,
Speaker 31: you know, because the Pete Rose, this is, this is
Speaker 31: why baseball was so hyper vigilant about gambling. Maybe too much, right,
Speaker 31: I'm not saying Pete Rose shouldn't be in the Hall
Speaker 31: of Fame.
Speaker 8: I think enough is enough.
Speaker 31: I think that you know, you've got these guys on
Speaker 31: Porton's enhancing drugs who you can make the same argument
Speaker 31: that they've got no business.
Speaker 8: In the hall. But yeah, that's exactly how this happens.
Speaker 31: Is you get some athletes who like to play as well,
Speaker 31: and then they get in over their head. Phil Nicholson
Speaker 31: has been very vocal about some of his gambling addiction
Speaker 31: problems and and so, yes, it's very easy for someone
Speaker 31: when you owe somebody three four five, it's very easy
Speaker 31: for them to sort of lean on you and say
Speaker 31: you're gonna you're gonna shake your drive into the woods
Speaker 31: on the fourth hole.
Speaker 8: You know, it's very easy for that to happen. And
Speaker 8: then and then it's an integrity issue to your sport.
Speaker 1: All right, with that, Jeremy, it's always fascinating body. We
Speaker 1: appreciate it, thanks so much.
Speaker 8: All right, Bearcats Raiders, let's do it, all right, that'll.
Speaker 1: Be fun and we'll take that bet, all right, see you, buddy,
Speaker 1: Jeremy Rosenthal.
Speaker 2: But just the it's all such a tangled web we
Speaker 2: weave in it. Jason must said that any better. Hopefully
Speaker 2: this is a wake up call because you wonder how
Speaker 2: much of how much nefarious stuff is going on, especially
Speaker 2: college college athletes, college athletics. Now you know in the
Speaker 2: nil era, Hey, I'm out playing so and so, but
Speaker 2: he's making one hundred thousand. I'm only making ten thousand.
Speaker 2: So well, you know how many people are out there,
Speaker 2: you know, sharks and bookies and all that are out
Speaker 2: there getting to these kids. I don't know absolutely, Well,
Speaker 2: wait till it gets in high school. Damn. So on
Speaker 2: what it already is? Right? Well, the nil is yeah,
Speaker 2: I l with that. We're going to traffic and weather.
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Speaker 1: gonna be talking to our old friend Juliebalkie, workplace expert Juliebalki.
Speaker 1: Now one of the thing we're gonna be talking to
Speaker 1: her about, and I never I don't get this. If
Speaker 1: you have a job where you're afraid to take a vacation,
Speaker 1: you need a new job.
Speaker 8: Go job.
Speaker 1: Yes, you saw, I mean we mostly seeing the story
Speaker 1: of one in four Americans do not take vacation days
Speaker 1: because they think they're they're gonna piss off their boss.
Speaker 2: I was that guy once early in my career.
Speaker 1: Well, I get when you're super young, Okay, I can
Speaker 1: see where you Yeah, you know, you think twice about it,
Speaker 1: but hey, it's it's your vacation. I can understand there's
Speaker 1: something coming up. When back in the day working at EBN,
Speaker 1: we we were not allowed to take any vacations after
Speaker 1: like a certain time of year. There'll be middle of
Speaker 1: August because of the fireworks coming up. So you know,
Speaker 1: I can understand situations like that. Sure, And you know,
Speaker 1: see people working in retail. You can't take off a
Speaker 1: run Christmas. Whatever the case might be some special special circumstances.
Speaker 1: But if you're afraid to take a vacation because you're
Speaker 1: afraid you're going to make your boss bat, you're in
Speaker 1: a real bad situation.
Speaker 2: Son.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Either I mean either that or you're you know, it
Speaker 2: could be on you, right. It could be the fact
Speaker 2: that you just created that your job is your identity
Speaker 2: and that you feel like, uh, you know, you're you're
Speaker 2: gonna miss something that by not being there, and that
Speaker 2: it's your life. And I mean that was me early
Speaker 2: in my career. I'm like, I thought, this is I
Speaker 2: made it my identity. And thank goodness, I had great
Speaker 2: people leaders around me who helped me to realize, like
Speaker 2: this is the thing's gonna love you back. You know
Speaker 2: it's not gonna love you back your relationships in your life.
Speaker 2: Taking time for yourself is the most important thing to
Speaker 2: work for. Awesome, awesome folks. Now at the Inquire, our
Speaker 2: editor Broual Love is Uh, he's tremendous with things like
Speaker 2: this family, so you know it. Honestly, I feel like
Speaker 2: it's it's weird to think is having grown up with
Speaker 2: working people. It's it makes you better at your job
Speaker 2: to be honest with you when you and he gets
Speaker 2: take your time off. You earned it. You worked hard, sir.
Speaker 2: That's my taking time off.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: Well, we're gonna be talking Julie Balki about it after
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Speaker 1: Back with Eddie and Jason Williams in for Rocky Today
Speaker 1: and Jason into the break there where we're talking about it.
Speaker 1: The headline is no vacation Nation. One in four workers
Speaker 1: say they didn't take a single vacation day in the
Speaker 1: last year. While eighty two percent of US workers do
Speaker 1: have paid time off, nearly a quarter of those didn't
Speaker 1: take any vacation days in the past year.
Speaker 2: Not one one in four people. That's that's so, that's crazy.
Speaker 1: It is crazy, and here to discuss whether it is
Speaker 1: our workplace expert and we we love talking or we
Speaker 1: don't talk to her enough. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 1: Julie Balki, welcome back to the program.
Speaker 10: Thank you. Just take that up with Sloany. Humanopolizes all
Speaker 10: my time.
Speaker 2: We didn't like to step on any toes around here,
Speaker 2: you know what. So so Jules, let's talk about this.
Speaker 2: I mean, if Jason and I were talking about it
Speaker 2: going into the break, if I should you be working
Speaker 2: at a place where you're afraid to take a day
Speaker 2: off or is that kind of speak to the Hey,
Speaker 2: you're that important.
Speaker 10: This country. We all so weird about vacation. There's this
Speaker 10: weird like it's a badge of honor to not take vacation.
Speaker 10: I love the phrase of work macho. I'm work macho,
Speaker 10: I don't mean time off. And it's such a it's
Speaker 10: so peculiar because when you think about some of the
Speaker 10: shifts that have happened in the employer employer's relationship, it's
Speaker 10: any semblance or any whispers of there might be some
Speaker 10: loyalome loyalty on either side or bond. And so I
Speaker 10: would say to someone who says I never take vacation
Speaker 10: because I'm afraid I'll lose my job, or I just
Speaker 10: don't take vacation, I'd say, what were you you're not
Speaker 10: impressing anybody. You're you know, you're not getting any extra points.
Speaker 10: You're not getting any extra job security. And right if
Speaker 10: you work in a place where it's frowned upon to
Speaker 10: take any time off work, your focus needs to be
Speaker 10: on finding another place to work, because that's that's not good,
Speaker 10: it's not healthy. And then someday, when you're on the
Speaker 10: lap lift, you are going to be so resentful because
Speaker 10: it's going to be the after all all the work
Speaker 10: I did here, I never took time off. I always
Speaker 10: took your calls. And this is how you treat me,
Speaker 10: just no advance, say yes, this is how in so
Speaker 10: many cases your employer looks at you. Is that your
Speaker 10: resource and we're going to use you as long as
Speaker 10: you will allow yourself to be use And if I
Speaker 10: can talk to you out of taking vacation or make
Speaker 10: you feel like your job is insecure, you don't care
Speaker 10: if you take vacation. You really need to take a
Speaker 10: hard look at how you're living your life. I just
Speaker 10: think that is just that's going to come back and
Speaker 10: bite you in the butt.
Speaker 2: Well, Julia, that's great stuff, and I'll sell on the
Speaker 2: eddy before the break. There is this used to be
Speaker 2: me back earlier in my career, and it was never
Speaker 2: anything like I felt like I'm work macho or I'm like,
Speaker 2: you know, trying to impress anyone. I just felt like
Speaker 2: I'd made work my identity and I didn't, you know,
Speaker 2: I was four, I was married, had kids, and I
Speaker 2: just thought like, I don't really have any hobbies, and
Speaker 2: I'm like, I grew up with hard working people. Although
Speaker 2: my parents they took their BK. I just thought like,
Speaker 2: this is what you do, and I'll tell you like
Speaker 2: it it led to it led to burnout, it led
Speaker 2: to like it led. It led to a lot of
Speaker 2: kind of a rough period of my life and like
Speaker 2: realizing like there's a lot more to life than you know,
Speaker 2: working twelve hour days. You know, it's six six days
Speaker 2: a week, and you know, still working on the other
Speaker 2: day at you know, some hours, and it blows me away.
Speaker 2: There's still obviously quite a bit of people like that,
Speaker 2: and especially I felt like COVID maybe changed our work
Speaker 2: world a little bit, but maybe not right.
Speaker 13: Well, it did in.
Speaker 10: Some ways, I think. So what's so interesting is what's
Speaker 10: what's called the younger generations. Let's just say gen Z
Speaker 10: and lenials, and that's let's call those younger generations and
Speaker 10: Gen X and boomers are over generations. What's so interesting.
Speaker 10: I just had an article today in Fact talking about
Speaker 10: how the younger generations are refusing to when their leaders
Speaker 10: say jumped, they don't respond with how high? They say why,
Speaker 10: what's the urgency? And they're realizing that a lot of
Speaker 10: times when you get in these rhythms of everything's an emergency,
Speaker 10: then nothing's an emergency, and that that is living like
Speaker 10: that is not healthy, It's not a long term strategy
Speaker 10: for career success. And so there they are already seeing
Speaker 10: what older generations have done for years as a mistake
Speaker 10: and they're refusing to do it. And so we have
Speaker 10: this weird sort of push pull going on in the
Speaker 10: workforce right now between younger and older workers. But every
Speaker 10: day that goes by, older workers lose that because more
Speaker 10: of them retire and there are more younger people coming
Speaker 10: in who I would imagine if it's fifteen years or so,
Speaker 10: the workplace is and look entirely different, and in a
Speaker 10: lot of good ways.
Speaker 1: Julie Valci is our guest and Julie one of associated
Speaker 1: with this survey. Thirty six percent of employees report feeling
Speaker 1: burned out at work? Can you hear about that? All
Speaker 1: the time? People seem to be more and more burned
Speaker 1: out at their jobs whatever they for whatever reason. But
Speaker 1: wouldn't that explain a lot if you if you feel
Speaker 1: guilty about taking time off and you don't take time off,
Speaker 1: you're going to get burned out.
Speaker 2: It makes sense.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, there's it's so complex. There's so many moving
Speaker 10: cards here, because yes, if you don't take hout time
Speaker 10: off from work, then yes, your health is going to suffer,
Speaker 10: your relationships are going to suffer, you won't be as
Speaker 10: you won't be as as productive or good at work,
Speaker 10: and it's not sustainable. And so there's that one side
Speaker 10: of it. But then there are if you are a
Speaker 10: person who, let's say you work to the type of
Speaker 10: leader who really frowns at you if you need any
Speaker 10: personal time, wants you to justify it, then you start thinking, oh,
Speaker 10: wait a minute, so I'm worried. Now, let's let's let's
Speaker 10: let's let's put that situation in the setting of the
Speaker 10: tough the tough job market today. So if I'm sitting
Speaker 10: in a job market where I feel like I'm not
Speaker 10: going to be able to find anything else. It's easy
Speaker 10: to make me feel like I have to do this
Speaker 10: or you're going to fire me. Where during COVID, you know,
Speaker 10: when there was all this job hopping and the jobs
Speaker 10: were plentiful, you could, at least in your own mind,
Speaker 10: you could say, I can afford to push back a
Speaker 10: little bit more because look, if this doesn't work here,
Speaker 10: I can go find something else very easily. But now
Speaker 10: people are really worried that if I don't do everything
Speaker 10: I'm told to do, then I'm going to lose my
Speaker 10: job and I won't be able to find another one,
Speaker 10: And so you're always trying to figure out which which
Speaker 10: side to fall down on. And also then you look
Speaker 10: at all these layoffs that are happening. Well, so if
Speaker 10: I have a department of ten people and I lay
Speaker 10: three of them off, where's that work going to go?
Speaker 10: It goes to the other seven people, and so you're
Speaker 10: you're the people that are left behind get piled on
Speaker 10: with the work that's not getting done because the people
Speaker 10: who did that work were being laid off. And so
Speaker 10: there's just a squeeze from the top. And it's just
Speaker 10: interesting to watch because gen X and boomers are still
Speaker 10: tending to kind of get on that hamster wheel for
Speaker 10: the younger generations. They're saying, Matt, you know what, my
Speaker 10: mental health and my health in general are more important
Speaker 10: than you getting this project done on Friday. And there's
Speaker 10: some immaturity in that. I mean, that's that's not one
Speaker 10: hundred percent right either. But it's just this push pull
Speaker 10: that we're in right now, and I think it's I
Speaker 10: think it's more push and more pulled on we've seen
Speaker 10: in a very long time.
Speaker 2: Do you see uh, do you see the changing as
Speaker 2: I'm a I'm a gen xer and so have a
Speaker 2: ways to go in my career, But would you see
Speaker 2: this these numbers changing when gen xers retire?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I do think. I do think that when So
Speaker 10: this past summer, we just passed the mark where there
Speaker 10: are more gen Z in the workforce than there are boomers.
Speaker 10: And so it's that the shift is happening very slowly.
Speaker 10: But just when you look at the way that millennials
Speaker 10: and gen Z think about work and the work role,
Speaker 10: the role work plays in a big picture five, it's
Speaker 10: very different. And so I would imagine we're going to
Speaker 10: see them lead differently. We're going to see them, you know,
Speaker 10: their their attitudes are going to be different. They may
Speaker 10: find with AI and technology it's easier to get more done,
Speaker 10: which then may lend itself to having a more balanced life.
Speaker 10: So I think they they're they're not gonna you know,
Speaker 10: we saw it the last few years when a lot
Speaker 10: of these boomer leaders pounded their deaths and said everybody,
Speaker 10: come back to work now, and a lot of gen
Speaker 10: z said no thanks, and they went to find something
Speaker 10: else to do. And so it's a different world and
Speaker 10: I'm here for it. There's some good stuff to it,
Speaker 10: but it has to work itself out. I mean there's
Speaker 10: we do need work done, and people do need to
Speaker 10: work and pay their bills and all that, but how
Speaker 10: they do it, it's going to look very different.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think. I think that's interesting because, like I
Speaker 2: remember growing up, like my dad was a it worked
Speaker 2: in a power plant and worked his way up. He
Speaker 2: didn't go to college to be in a foreman in
Speaker 2: that power plant, and my mom was an English teacher.
Speaker 2: They're both retired and enjoying life now, but I mean
Speaker 2: they worked their butts off. I don't remember my mom
Speaker 2: or dad ever calling in, but they never said anything
Speaker 2: to me or my brother's about like you you don't
Speaker 2: ever never calling sick or never take vacation. It was
Speaker 2: never that. But I remember taking up on myself just
Speaker 2: watching them, you know, who they were, and my mom
Speaker 2: always taking grad classes at night school at Ohio University,
Speaker 2: and it seemed like and I took it on as
Speaker 2: a point of pride that like, I'm gonna be like them.
Speaker 2: And I'm wondering that today, Like I mean, my kids
Speaker 2: are probably too young still to really realize that they're
Speaker 2: twelve and nine, but are kids growing up that way now?
Speaker 2: Like just seeing like that, that's a real point of
Speaker 2: pride for me, that my mom and dad are really
Speaker 2: really hard workers.
Speaker 10: What's so interesting, you know, is a lot the younger generation.
Speaker 10: Part of the reason they got this way is they
Speaker 10: they've lived through their parents getting laid off. So they
Speaker 10: watched it. They saw the stress on the household, they
Speaker 10: saw the stress on the marriage. They saw they saw it,
Speaker 10: and they so they internalize that work is not a
Speaker 10: guarantee work. You can work your butt off and still
Speaker 10: not be immune from being laid off. And so I
Speaker 10: think as parents, you know, I always just because of
Speaker 10: what I do, I always talk to my boys about
Speaker 10: the importance of really liking what you do and not
Speaker 10: being afraid if you're miserable, not being afraid to move.
Speaker 10: And so I think we I think when we are
Speaker 10: parents and we role model hard work. My dad worked
Speaker 10: really hard, like he put work first, and there was
Speaker 10: a real downside to that, and I think at the
Speaker 10: end of his life he absolutely regretted it because he
Speaker 10: realized what he missed out on. And so I think
Speaker 10: that awareness is there in the younger generation. I think
Speaker 10: they see what the sacrifices have been and say, you know,
Speaker 10: I'm willing to either do that to have what I want,
Speaker 10: or I'm willing to have less and work less to
Speaker 10: be a better partner, a better parent, a better community member.
Speaker 10: And so they're more about kind of rounding out the plate,
Speaker 10: you know, really filling the plate with the thing that
Speaker 10: they want to fill it with, not just work.
Speaker 1: All right, great stuff. Julie always appreciated.
Speaker 10: Might take some time off, you deserve some vacations, a
Speaker 10: few fingers. You're always on the.
Speaker 1: Case, right, I'm not one of those guys is afraid
Speaker 1: to ask for time off.
Speaker 2: Just ask my boss. You're making up for all those
Speaker 2: all the times you woke up at three in the
Speaker 2: morning on the roll.
Speaker 1: They owe me good lord, Uh Joe, get out of
Speaker 1: your trouble maker.
Speaker 2: Yeah see you, Jo. Thanks yous. Julie Baki our workplace expert.
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Speaker 1: Eddie with Jason Williamson for Rocky Today. And you were
Speaker 1: you were there at the game yesterday. Yes, we talked
Speaker 1: about the mood in the in the in the stadium.
Speaker 1: What what was it like when, cause we're gonna be
Speaker 1: talking to Lap as we do every Monday. What was
Speaker 1: the mood like at halftime when when Lap got his
Speaker 1: good the unveiled him and the Ring of Honor.
Speaker 2: Got a really great ovation from the appreciative crowd as so,
Speaker 2: but as you would have expected, sure as and the
Speaker 2: videos out there, like you know, you can't see it
Speaker 2: too well from the press box, but then when you
Speaker 2: saw the video or like, yeah, the jacket and Anthony
Speaker 2: Munia is coming up behind him and helping him get
Speaker 2: the jacket on. That was that was a cool moment.
Speaker 2: Uh Yeah. The Ring of Honor jacket that the Bengals
Speaker 2: give and it's you know, lined with tiger print on
Speaker 2: the inside. That's kind of the everyone who's in the
Speaker 2: Ring of Honor gets that that jacket.
Speaker 1: Did they have all the players down on the field,
Speaker 1: because obviously I haven't. I didn't see it.
Speaker 2: I actually I saw Boomer and Ken Anderson walking through.
Speaker 2: I had gone down there and I was walking through
Speaker 2: the tunnel and walked right by it, and I was like,
Speaker 2: that's Boomer Ken Anderson. I thought I saw in that
Speaker 2: group Crumbrae. Who's He's not in the Ring of Honor?
Speaker 2: Is he? I'm I'd have to go back and look
Speaker 2: at the whole list, but I thought I saw him
Speaker 2: in that. He isn't he? Thank you, Austin, he is
Speaker 2: in the So yeah, I saw him walking through this.
Speaker 2: All those guys were down there go on the field
Speaker 2: for it, and uh yeah, well be cool to see
Speaker 2: all those you know, Bengals legends all all together.
Speaker 1: We'll talk to Lap about the game and of course
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Speaker 1: a feel I just can't even imagine being honored like
Speaker 1: that from when you think back when you when your
Speaker 1: first fresh out of college and coming here. You know,
Speaker 1: from from draft day to yesterday, that's a long that's
Speaker 1: a long trip there, son, it is, and you want
Speaker 1: to see, like for a guy like him, you you
Speaker 1: want to see that franchise be successful because of how
Speaker 1: much he cares about Yeah, oh my goodness, we will
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Speaker 1: Henry chat with this fellow right here, Bengals. Now it's
Speaker 1: official lap legend, Dave Lapham. It's right there. It's right
Speaker 1: on the wall.
Speaker 8: Buddy.
Speaker 4: Uh, that's true. I mean it is. It's crazy.
Speaker 1: We'll we'll talk about that in a second. Let's talk
Speaker 1: about what happened yesterday. Other than what the joy is
Speaker 1: of event that happened with you. What's uh talk about?
Speaker 1: Is that that's demoralizing in't it?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 36: I think that's a good word for it. You know,
Speaker 36: you go against a football team that's on seven, You
Speaker 36: think that you're going to be able to to you know,
Speaker 36: string another wind together and get yourself back to five hundred. Well,
Speaker 36: certainly doesn't turn out that way. You blow an opportunity
Speaker 36: to to gain ground on the division. Nobody in the
Speaker 36: AC North is running away with the division. But watch
Speaker 36: out for Baltimore. Here they come again. You know, they
Speaker 36: get their quarterback back and they'll they'll get things figured.
Speaker 2: Out in Baltimore.
Speaker 36: You know, John Harbaugh's as good as you get, so
Speaker 36: they will, they'll get things turned around.
Speaker 4: For sure. The warm will turn in Baltimore.
Speaker 36: The bottom line is that the Bengals just aren't playing
Speaker 36: consistent enough in any any phase of the game. Offense,
Speaker 36: defense are special teams. Inconsistency is the name of the
Speaker 36: game the Cincinnati Bengals at this stage of the season.
Speaker 2: Lap you were in the I saw you in the
Speaker 2: press room there in the locker room yesterday, and you
Speaker 2: know you were there for Zach Taylor, and you know
Speaker 2: he was He didn't. Yeah, and Zach's way, Yeah, He's
Speaker 2: never gonna name names or call anyone out directly. That's
Speaker 2: not his style. But you know, he was very very
Speaker 2: clear about the need for a leader or leaders to
Speaker 2: step up on the defense. What what did you make
Speaker 2: of that? And what are you seeing there from your
Speaker 2: perspective on the leadership piece of the defense?
Speaker 36: Yeah, I mean I think, uh, I think that that
Speaker 36: was the message that Zach was sending.
Speaker 4: I agree with you, Jason.
Speaker 36: I think he's he's basically calling his players out to
Speaker 36: step up and play the game the way it's supposed
Speaker 36: to be played.
Speaker 23: Uh.
Speaker 4: And you know you don't just need a leader, you
Speaker 4: need multiple.
Speaker 36: Guys, you know, on that on that side of the
Speaker 36: football really on both sides of the football and in
Speaker 36: special teams as well. But uh, you know, he feels
Speaker 36: like he's uh, he's voided leadership, and that can be
Speaker 36: a difficult place to be if you're the head coach.
Speaker 2: For sure.
Speaker 36: The message that you're trying to you're trying to convey
Speaker 36: sometimes doesn't get delivered because you don't have a conduit
Speaker 36: at the player level in terms of like a captain
Speaker 36: of leader, that type of thing to handle that task.
Speaker 36: So bottom line, again, they just have to step up
Speaker 36: and play better. They just have to get it done.
Speaker 36: You know, nobody's going to hand it to them, nobody's
Speaker 36: going to.
Speaker 2: Do it for them.
Speaker 36: You just have to put your nose to the grindstone
Speaker 36: and work and uh, you know, keep working until you
Speaker 36: get it figured out and and you play better and
Speaker 36: finish football games.
Speaker 1: So Lap, let me let me ask you, speaking of such,
Speaker 1: what happened there in the fourth quarter, because for for
Speaker 1: the most of the game, the Bengals were we were
Speaker 1: talking about it earlier and watching the game and listening
Speaker 1: to the game yesterday. I mean from almost all the
Speaker 1: way through the four for the first quarter, I think
Speaker 1: I'm talking talking to my buddy, and I said, man,
Speaker 1: this is not a matter of if they're going to win,
Speaker 1: it's by how much? And uh and what what happened?
Speaker 1: Did the Jets adjust that uh that well or did
Speaker 1: the Bengal just kind of fold their tents.
Speaker 36: I think it's a combination, Eddie. You know, I think
Speaker 36: I think both things took place. You know, I agree
Speaker 36: with you. I thought one of the biggest keys are
Speaker 36: the biggest key to the game. When we were talking
Speaker 36: in pre game about keys to the game, you know,
Speaker 36: was getting off to a fast start.
Speaker 4: And they did. They played, They were playing well. They
Speaker 4: had a two.
Speaker 36: Score lead, you know, right away early in the football game,
Speaker 36: and held on to that two score lead for a
Speaker 36: long period of time. They didn't they didn't turn the
Speaker 36: football over. I mean, Joe Flacco is he's allergic to turnovers.
Speaker 36: It's just not happening. He's not he's not throwing interceptions,
Speaker 36: he's not spitting the bit in terms of fumbling the football.
Speaker 4: I mean, he's given the Bengals that chance to win games.
Speaker 4: He's playing.
Speaker 36: Uh, he's playing well enough at the quarterback position to
Speaker 36: get it done. And that's the most important position really,
Speaker 36: you know, how the quarterback handles things.
Speaker 4: And I think they've got a.
Speaker 36: Winner in Joe Flacco, and somebody knows how to He's
Speaker 36: been around a hell of a long time, and he
Speaker 36: knows what it takes to win football games at a
Speaker 36: very high level in terms of, you know, consistency of
Speaker 36: winning efforts, and everybody else has to follow his lead.
Speaker 2: I think, yeah, I mean, is that he said it?
Speaker 2: Just it felt like a real, just steady game for
Speaker 2: the Bengals. And even you know, three of the Jets'
Speaker 2: first four scores in that game were by field goals.
Speaker 2: I mean even there at the end of the first half,
Speaker 2: you know, the Jets drive down, but they have to
Speaker 2: settle for a field goal, you know, as time expired
Speaker 2: to you know, the Bengals remain up twenty four thirteen.
Speaker 2: Then you know, in the third quarter, again the Bengals defense,
Speaker 2: after an eighty yard drive, hold them. And it felt
Speaker 2: like it felt a lot like that Pittsburgh game. It
Speaker 2: was a kind of a bend, don't break type of
Speaker 2: type of game for the Bengals defense. Did you see something,
Speaker 2: you know, you're putting your analyst cap on. Did you
Speaker 2: see something flip there? Like we're going into the fourth quarter,
Speaker 2: because you know, the Bengals are up thirty one sixteen.
Speaker 2: You've held these guys to sixteen points, and I know
Speaker 2: they're zero and seven, but you know, you look at
Speaker 2: their scores and they're the've been real close. They well,
Speaker 2: so what three games by two points? Was there something
Speaker 2: you saw there in them that kind of just like,
Speaker 2: oh they figured something out here in that defense is
Speaker 2: prior to that, like you just you know, it felt
Speaker 2: like it was a ben don't break defense performance by
Speaker 2: the by the Bengals.
Speaker 36: Yeah, you know, like we talked about earlier, I agree
Speaker 36: with you. I mean, I thought that the Bengals played
Speaker 36: well in the beginning of the sea beginning of the
Speaker 36: of the football game. I thought they they came out
Speaker 36: and came out with enthusiasm and energy and all the
Speaker 36: things you need to win a football game. But then defensively,
Speaker 36: they allow the New York Jets five hundred and two
Speaker 36: yards Are you kidding?
Speaker 12: Man?
Speaker 36: Five hundred lush yards to an zero to seven football
Speaker 36: team at your stadium, at your home. That's like, are
Speaker 36: you man? That's ridiculous. So you know they get miles
Speaker 36: to go before they rest. There's there's no question about it.
Speaker 36: You know, they they're not.
Speaker 4: Playing well enough at any phase of it.
Speaker 36: There's not consistency offensively, defensively or special teams. And until they,
Speaker 36: you know, improve in that area, they're gonna suffer, you know,
Speaker 36: more tough losses. And because the schedule doesn't get easier,
Speaker 36: you know, they're gonna be playing a lot of recent
Speaker 36: football teams down the stretch for sure.
Speaker 1: Dave Lapham is our guest and LaPier we were talking
Speaker 1: about the defense and the and the problems there, but
Speaker 1: it seems like that offensive line is really coming together.
Speaker 36: Yeah, I think the offensive line, they're showing signs of improvement.
Speaker 36: I think they're they're understanding what their their new offensive
Speaker 36: line coaches is expecting of them from a technique and
Speaker 36: fundamental standpoint.
Speaker 4: You know, I do think that they've They've got They've.
Speaker 36: Got some leadership and veteran play at the center position,
Speaker 36: and Ted Carriss and he's the leader, he's the captain,
Speaker 36: he's the leader of the of the entire football team.
Speaker 36: And and then they've got a couple of big monsters
Speaker 36: at the at the tackle position. I mean, Orlando Brown
Speaker 36: is a big man six', eight two hundred and twenty
Speaker 36: hundred and thirty pounds And amarius Mems is you know
Speaker 36: right there as, well six, seven six, eight three hundred
Speaker 36: and twenty pounds. Themselves so they do have some components
Speaker 36: in their offensive, line and they're all the two tackles
Speaker 36: the book n tackles are high draft picks and highly
Speaker 36: regarded coming out of college and felt like they were
Speaker 36: everybody felt like they were going to project well to
Speaker 36: have storied, careers long careers in The National Football, league
Speaker 36: and hopefully that's the. Case but, again the offensive line
Speaker 36: as a, group all five, guys all five, components have
Speaker 36: to play well at the same. Time you, know it's
Speaker 36: not like one, play you, know, hey the guards played,
Speaker 36: well and then a couple of plays later these.
Speaker 4: The guards didn't live very. Good and then the.
Speaker 36: Second, quarterboy the tackles really. Dominated and then you, know
Speaker 36: after halftime to come out and third quarter and, say,
Speaker 36: yeah what happened to the. Tackles so you know they
Speaker 36: have to you, know it's like you make a, fist
Speaker 36: and to make a fist you have to curl uh
Speaker 36: four fingers and wrapped your thumb and have a strong.
Speaker 36: Fist and right now they have five components in their
Speaker 36: offensive line that that you know is not making that strong.
Speaker 36: Fist they're they're playing a little bit disjointed and they
Speaker 36: have to get that turned.
Speaker 1: Around all, right let's flip the switch here and talk
Speaker 1: about your. DAY I i know you a little, Bit,
Speaker 1: Lap i've known you for a while AND i AND
Speaker 1: i know you can be a little. EMOTIONAL i was
Speaker 1: sitting there thinking about you, yesterday AND i mean your
Speaker 1: emotions had to be just electric from the time you
Speaker 1: got up until the time you walked out on that.
Speaker 36: Field, yeah there's there's no question about. It and, uh you,
Speaker 36: know a, big big part of the big, reason you,
Speaker 36: know friends and family traveled in from distances to to
Speaker 36: be part of it and to be part of the
Speaker 36: ceremonies and the events and that sort of. THING i,
Speaker 36: MEAN i had people From, california From, arizona from up
Speaker 36: In New, england up in The austin, Area, Massachusetts New, Hampshire.
Speaker 36: Maine you know it's, yeah they came from all.
Speaker 2: Over there's no.
Speaker 36: Question so uh it was They they wanted to be,
Speaker 36: here they wanted to be part of, it they wanted
Speaker 36: to soak it all in and.
Speaker 4: Celebrate.
Speaker 36: Uh AND i was most happy for my, grandkids because you,
Speaker 36: KNOW i wanted them to be of an age where
Speaker 36: if something like this whatever, happen they could understand.
Speaker 4: It and they.
Speaker 36: Can you, know they're fourth to sixth graders, now ten
Speaker 36: to twelve years, old so they get. It they understand
Speaker 36: what was taking. Place and you, know they call me.
Speaker 36: Buddy so they were, like, buddy you're going to be
Speaker 36: up in that stadium up. There you're you're, yeah right,
Speaker 36: now they're up. There the names are covered right, now
Speaker 36: but pretty snooping and have a ceremony and they're just
Speaker 36: going to drop those those, curtains and you, Know name's
Speaker 36: going to be there and two grandsts. Forever it's going
Speaker 36: to be there as long as the stadium is. THERE i, said,
Speaker 36: yeah as long as the stadium, There name's going to be. There,
Speaker 36: man that's.
Speaker 4: Cool they thought that was.
Speaker 1: Great that is that IS i, mean And jason AND
Speaker 1: i were talking off the year about it. TOO i,
Speaker 1: mean you think ABOUT i wouldn't imagine if If i'm,
Speaker 1: you that just flashing back in your mind from to
Speaker 1: go back and think of that whatever you were twenty
Speaker 1: two to twenty three years, old drafted out of college
Speaker 1: to come to this town and now to come to,
Speaker 1: that to that situation and to see that, Happen, man
Speaker 1: your heart just has to be bursting In, yeah.
Speaker 4: There's no, Question. EDDIE i, mean you, know snot knows.
Speaker 36: Kid Syracuse university now play this high school football up
Speaker 36: In New, england up in The boston are at fifteen
Speaker 36: miles northeast Of, boston a little suburb Called, wakefield you,
Speaker 36: know and get a scholarship To syracuse and goes pretty,
Speaker 36: well and you get to be a captain and an
Speaker 36: honor to be nominated and selected as a. Captain And
Speaker 36: i'm senior year and then playing some of the all
Speaker 36: star games at the end of that, season and A Senior,
Speaker 36: Bowl Hula, Bowl He's Sweats Rhine, game The Blue Gray.
Speaker 36: GAME i made the.
Speaker 4: CIRCUIT i was, traveling traveling, man AND.
Speaker 36: I was gone for a month and a half or
Speaker 36: so from from, campus traveling around playing these.
Speaker 4: Games it was. Great and then then the draft.
Speaker 36: Happens in seventy four and get drafted in the third,
Speaker 36: round sixtieth pick of the, draft and come To cincinnati
Speaker 36: and it's the Legendary Paul brown because my head, coach
Speaker 36: AND i was like in, AWE i, MEAN i literally
Speaker 36: was you, Know, yeah he's he's, uh he's a big
Speaker 36: part of the history of The National Football.
Speaker 4: League and immense.
Speaker 36: Respect For Paul, brown What Paul brown. Accomplished AND i,
Speaker 36: Thought i'm going to be coached by a legend like. This,
Speaker 36: Man i'm the luckiest guy in the.
Speaker 1: World all, Right, lap congrats again and what do You
Speaker 1: what do you got coming up to nine on the?
Speaker 36: Show, yeah tonight we've got you, know three hours of
Speaker 36: Angles lance McCallister AND i and we give our opinions
Speaker 36: and observations about the, game the thrill of success and
Speaker 36: the agony of unsuccess and the non success in plays and.
Speaker 4: Snaps so we'll go through all all of.
Speaker 36: That but then also we've got all kinds of player
Speaker 36: interviews that that were recorded before and after the after
Speaker 36: the football, game during the week of the, shows you,
Speaker 36: know the various shows leading up to the football. Game so,
Speaker 36: yeah fans that are interested and want to hear a
Speaker 36: recap and and here the wise a whereforce of what went,
Speaker 36: right what went, wrong and what they're going to do
Speaker 36: to correct these things and play at a better level
Speaker 36: for a longer period of time and win more football.
Speaker 36: Games Tonight's bengals line show is a good opportunity to get, educated.
Speaker 1: All right with that big guy, again congratulations and will be.
Speaker 4: Listening appreciate you, Man thanks very, much.
Speaker 2: Opportunity so Thanks. Lap There's Dave Lapham lap them forever
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Speaker 2: it's pretty. Cool, great very very very well. Deserved with,
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Speaker 1: Today Jason williams from The Inquirer cincinnati Dot com is
Speaker 1: with me today and. Tomorrow as a matter of, Fact
Speaker 1: jason and you didn't know. It i'm telling you. That
Speaker 1: but before we get out of, here let's chat as
Speaker 1: we always like to do with our good Friend Alex
Speaker 1: stone FROM.
Speaker 2: Abc, Now, alex what are we. Seeing we're seeing kind
Speaker 2: of a pushback on the use OF ai and. Advertising.
Speaker 11: Now, yeah you, know a couple of weeks ago we
Speaker 11: were talking about how now there was THE ai movie
Speaker 11: actress who a company said that they were good to
Speaker 11: go and that she could be in any kind of,
Speaker 11: role and there was that whole debate of do you
Speaker 11: want to see that if it looks, real but if
Speaker 11: you know that IT'S. Ai but now today there are
Speaker 11: companies that are coming out and saying advertising wise that
Speaker 11: they're not going to do. It And Gas jeans they
Speaker 11: started USING ai models and there was backlash to it
Speaker 11: and that brought up claims of unrealistic standards of. Beauty so,
Speaker 11: today which is a clothing, brand they're, saying we knew
Speaker 11: it was time for us to take a clear stance
Speaker 11: the real life and real people will always be the
Speaker 11: foundation of our. Brand And dove is coming out saying
Speaker 11: that that they're pledging that they will never USE ai
Speaker 11: to create images of. Women this is A ceo of
Speaker 11: research company called Mix, Global Tash. Walker she, says this
Speaker 11: makes real. Sense and now now you've got companies coming
Speaker 11: out saying, who, well we won't do.
Speaker 38: It she told, us it's just a distinctive point of,
Speaker 38: view and that really draws people in because more than,
Speaker 38: anything what most consumers really wrong is to feel connected
Speaker 38: and to see and listen to human story.
Speaker 11: Experiences and if you know it's sake and you can't
Speaker 11: connect to. It heineken is coming out now and poking
Speaker 11: fun at a dating company that PROMOTED ai connections over
Speaker 11: human ones with a new ad campaign that says the
Speaker 11: best way to make a friend is over a, beer
Speaker 11: and they're mocking the WHOLE ai. Thing but there was
Speaker 11: a lot of anger over what guests, did and companies
Speaker 11: are trying to figure out where consumers stand on all
Speaker 11: of this and what the backlash is going to. Be
Speaker 11: the company behind the guests ad, campaign THE ai, one
Speaker 11: they are defending it saying that this is a starting.
Speaker 11: Point and well here here's what they're.
Speaker 38: Saying this is meant to get supplement and to, add you,
Speaker 38: know a new avenue of.
Speaker 11: Marketing a new avenue of marketing to supplement. It but
Speaker 11: professors are looking at, this others are looking trying to
Speaker 11: figure out the place OF ai. Is Marcus, collins a
Speaker 11: marketing Professor university Of.
Speaker 14: Michigan he gets this sort of putting your foot in
Speaker 14: the water to see how much people tolerate it until
Speaker 14: it's either rejected altogether or somewhere down the line. Acceptable
Speaker 14: it's pretty compelling for companies to use the technology because
Speaker 14: it helps reduce the cost of making, Ads but if
Speaker 14: the public isn't going to accept, it then making those
Speaker 14: creative assets aren't helpful at.
Speaker 11: All but, guys it really is this world of trying
Speaker 11: to figure out what consumers want and what consumers will
Speaker 11: will handle and. Tolerate and if you don't know if
Speaker 11: it's real or, not do you? Care and does it
Speaker 11: matter at that? Point because they look so real. Now
Speaker 11: but some companies are, today Like airy And dove And,
Speaker 11: heideken they're coming out and saying we will not do,
Speaker 11: it and they're taking a.
Speaker 2: Stand, WELL, alexai those a couple of, questions how do
Speaker 2: you know it was? Real did guests come out and
Speaker 2: say or do, hey this is? Fake and are are
Speaker 2: they required to even say? Right like somewhere in the
Speaker 2: fine print that these ARE ai generated. Images it makes me, wonder,
Speaker 2: like you, know where's The is there going to be
Speaker 2: any kind of government regulation around the use OF ai
Speaker 2: and truth and advertising and that sort of.
Speaker 11: Thing, YEAH i mean there's no rule that they've got
Speaker 11: to come out as of. Now but it became known
Speaker 11: that they USED, ai and some companies have made it
Speaker 11: known to kind, of you, know get their brand out
Speaker 11: there and to make it so people are talking about.
Speaker 11: It and, look we're talking about guests because of what they.
Speaker 11: Did and then there was THAT ai actress that the
Speaker 11: company is putting forward and taking out the talent agents
Speaker 11: now to see what they might get her booked in
Speaker 11: that this is a real.
Speaker 14: Thing you.
Speaker 11: KNOW ai is no longer where it gives you like
Speaker 11: eighteen fingers and makes everybody around you look like their
Speaker 11: faces are melting off like it was a couple of
Speaker 11: years ago exactly this stuff it looks very real now
Speaker 11: and sometimes you can't.
Speaker 2: Tell i'm looking at these images ON i found A
Speaker 2: cnn story on the talking about this get or the
Speaker 2: GUESTS ai generated. MODELS i can't tell the. DIFFERENCE i,
Speaker 2: mean they looked, airbrush but they'd be airbrushed and it
Speaker 2: was a real.
Speaker 11: Mode they would be they would be. Anyway, yeah and
Speaker 11: all they had to do was tape into a, computer you, know,
Speaker 11: blonde tight jeans and, boom there you.
Speaker 14: Go.
Speaker 1: See, now that's Where i've got to understand that maybe
Speaker 1: a little truth and advertising thing might come into, play,
Speaker 1: because of, COURSE i guess if you have the perfect,
Speaker 1: model the genes are going to look just as good
Speaker 1: on her as you can possibly conceive of in your
Speaker 1: mind with AN ai. Model but, still, WELL i don't,
Speaker 1: know it's also sketched at Me.
Speaker 8: Alex.
Speaker 11: Yeah but then there's the other side that when it
Speaker 11: comes to movies and commercials and that sort of thing
Speaker 11: that people are, like, well why do you? Care you,
Speaker 11: know they gets your emotion the same way that a human.
Speaker 11: Would but for, me if you, know it's not really a,
Speaker 11: human it's not the same. Thing but, YEAH i mean
Speaker 11: a lot of the ads that you see, now even
Speaker 11: on LOCAL, tv those ARE ai generated voices and sometimes
Speaker 11: you can tell sometimes you can't tell that. That it's
Speaker 11: just it's so hard to differentiate, now but what a
Speaker 11: consumers want and and companies are trying to figure it.
Speaker 2: Out well in companies, too, RIGHT i, mean way way less,
Speaker 2: cheap cheaper for them to have AN ai image than
Speaker 2: it is to hire a, model, RIGHT i, mean, yeah
Speaker 2: anything to do AN ai. Image, YEAH i mean.
Speaker 11: They're paying somebody for the technology and that's know how
Speaker 11: to do. It but for a voiceover or for an
Speaker 11: actor to do. IT i mean it's you don't have union,
Speaker 11: pay you don't have, breaks you don't have you, know,
Speaker 11: residuals you don't have all of that. Stuff they just
Speaker 11: type it in and, say you, know man riding a
Speaker 11: horse in the countryside and, boom they got it and
Speaker 11: he didn't complain about, anything and you didn't need the weekend.
Speaker 11: OFF i mean it's just it's so much easier for a,
Speaker 11: Company but in the end consumers may, say, no we
Speaker 11: don't want.
Speaker 1: This all right with, That alex will let you, go,
Speaker 1: buddy thanks so, much you got.
Speaker 11: It, thanks, thanks Thanks.
Speaker 2: Alex.
Speaker 1: Yeah in other well kind of related, News chase six
Speaker 1: people were arrested IN La this was a couple of
Speaker 1: weeks ago after they attempted to raise a banner on
Speaker 1: the Iconic hollywood. Sign THE lapd said the group trespassed
Speaker 1: all the way up the Because i've never seen it,
Speaker 1: live but we've all seen pictures of, it, Right, YEAH i.
Speaker 2: DROVE i was trying to find it actually WHEN i
Speaker 2: was In. La LIKE i, said you, Know, dodgers it's
Speaker 2: on a. HILLSIDE i don't know how you can get
Speaker 2: up to. It maybe and get down to.
Speaker 1: It but, anyways the way it ties INTO ai and
Speaker 1: stuff like that is they were going to try to
Speaker 1: raise a banner advertising.
Speaker 2: Cryptocurrency. Now one of the guys of the group said
Speaker 2: that the group wan would be one of the only
Speaker 2: to successfully alter The Hollywood, sign and so to do,
Speaker 2: that they were, gonna, obviously as one, does document it
Speaker 2: and put it on social media.
Speaker 1: Or try to make a documentary or something about. It
Speaker 1: so they filmed every step from creation to the, banner
Speaker 1: the creation of the banner to raising it with ropes
Speaker 1: as a police helicopter circled overhead. THERE i guess maybe
Speaker 1: they were streaming it live on THE x or something the.
Speaker 1: HELL i don't, Know so maybe that's WHY i gave them.
Speaker 1: Away so, hey promotion, achieved.
Speaker 2: And maybe that's exactly what they were looking. For they
Speaker 2: knew they weren't going to get that, well they was
Speaker 2: the idea to cover the Entire Hollywood sign or just
Speaker 2: guess put it up over THE h and THE o
Speaker 2: and the one of the two l's or no. Idea,
Speaker 2: YEAH i don't know how big because AGAIN i only
Speaker 2: see in. PICTURES i have no. Idea actually how big it,
Speaker 2: IS i don't. Either crypto would.
Speaker 10: Is?
Speaker 2: It and how tall is it looks to be? ABOUT
Speaker 2: i don't.
Speaker 1: Know i've always assumed it was like twelve to fifteen
Speaker 1: feet top something like. That but, anyways but, anyways it did,
Speaker 1: work and these crypto.
Speaker 2: Guys are now going to serve a little time in the.
Speaker 2: Jaint and another legal. News, hey at least at least
Speaker 2: they weren't trying to kill tigers in The. Amazon remember
Speaker 2: the group that hung the banner ON p AND G
Speaker 2: oh yeah a few years. Ago yeah around.
Speaker 8: Here.
Speaker 2: Yeah another news In. ILLINOIS K John jennings Of Fairview,
Speaker 2: Heights illinois told The Fairview heights police officer who whose
Speaker 2: car he had rear. Ended the copy is, like, dude
Speaker 2: what are you? Doing and it goes up to the
Speaker 2: front of the goes back to the driver's. Side, Yeah
Speaker 2: and the guy, said, WELL i was bored AND i hate,
Speaker 2: cops so he just rams into the right into the
Speaker 2: ass of the cop. Car, okay there was reported that
Speaker 2: Officer Travis montgomery stopped a different car for an expired
Speaker 2: license plate sticker at that stage of the. Game jennings
Speaker 2: then drove his two twenty Eighteen Camaro this isn't a
Speaker 2: junkie into the back of his squad. Car jennings has
Speaker 2: admitted that he consumed alcohol and.
Speaker 1: Weed, Gummies yeah you. Think he was charged with criminal
Speaker 1: damage to, government support of property to, accounts, backery, robbery
Speaker 1: and one of aggravated.
Speaker 2: Assalts the cop and the occupants of the other car were,
Speaker 2: unhurt but the. Kids let that be a lesson to.
Speaker 2: You don't get all liquored up and a bunch of
Speaker 2: gummies and start picking a fight with a cop because you're. Bored,
Speaker 2: yeah you, may you. May that was an easy one for.
Speaker 2: Him that hardly ever works out for. You i'm gonna go.
Speaker 1: Out it doesn't work out for a legal. Expert but
Speaker 1: that's my, hard my hard.
Speaker 2: Guess. Uh with, that we check in with traffic and.
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