Speaker 1: And excited to talk to our next guest here, Richard
Speaker 1: Skinner of course Local twelve and Skinny. We got to
Speaker 1: ask you first about this NBA the gambling situation. It's
Speaker 1: kind of a two parter. It's there's Chauncey Billups and
Speaker 1: his involvement with some high stakes poker games or there's
Speaker 1: some cheating and some ext ray glasses and stuff. And
Speaker 1: then there was a second part of it with that
Speaker 1: has to deal with Terry Razira player possibly using some
Speaker 1: inside information, possibly you know, playing not playing to affect align. Well,
Speaker 1: what's your overall thoughts on this.
Speaker 2: It's probably the tip of the iceberg. And I'm gonna
Speaker 2: guess there are some players and maybe coaches and whoever
Speaker 2: else that are probably very nervous.
Speaker 3: At the moment.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they are two separate situations because the Chauncey builds
Speaker 2: one was involving high stakes card games.
Speaker 4: That I mean, it is just it.
Speaker 2: It's right out of like James Bond and and Mission
Speaker 2: Impossible in every kind of weird movie you can think of. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he was involved in I say's card games with the mafia.
Speaker 2: Terroo Zier was just was gambling on it on himself
Speaker 2: for lack of better fan giving information to others. So
Speaker 2: what he would do would be and I for those
Speaker 2: who maybe aren't don't know, most every wet betting site
Speaker 2: out there, you can do the following things on players.
Speaker 2: They have player props, like they'll set a number for
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna throw. I'll throw Steph Curry out there
Speaker 2: for Steph Curry tonight score twenty five points or more,
Speaker 2: and to have eight assists or more, to make three
Speaker 2: three pointers or more. And if a guy knows he's
Speaker 2: not gonna play, or he figures he can make a
Speaker 2: quick cash pay day out of this and get some
Speaker 2: buddies and get his his posse, you know, some some
Speaker 2: coin along with it, he may say, oh, five minutes
Speaker 2: in the game, I've got an alley and he has
Speaker 2: told all those players all my props spent them under
Speaker 2: the probert these guys is this. They're doing it legal
Speaker 2: websites and in legal ways that raise red flags, like
Speaker 2: you normally wouldn't have all these bets on this player
Speaker 2: for under props, and so they're they're actually stupid to
Speaker 2: do it because it's easy to flag it. Remember we
Speaker 2: had the betting scandal that involved a couple of members
Speaker 2: of UC's baseball program titles Alabama, where they walked into
Speaker 2: the then bet MGM sportsbook downtown and put a bunch
Speaker 2: of money on an Alabama random Alabama Friday night baseball game,
Speaker 2: betting against them, and the flag was wait a minute,
Speaker 2: nobody bets on college baseball, Nobody bets on Alabama and Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: Nobody bets this amount of money on Alabam in Cincinnati,
Speaker 2: and so it raised the red flag. So I think
Speaker 2: those are good things, but I do think this is
Speaker 2: the tip of the iceberg because I just imagine there
Speaker 2: are some others out there that are going to get dragged.
Speaker 4: Into this as well.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and guys, we've been talking about this all along.
Speaker 1: What now.
Speaker 5: Forget about it. It's national sports betting is now allowed.
Speaker 5: It's pervasive in our society. And did we not think
Speaker 5: this wasn't going to happen? The money of the temptation
Speaker 5: is too.
Speaker 1: World, Guys, the temptation it's so easy, I know, but
Speaker 1: it's easy to get caught, Yeah for sure.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 2: The thing is, I think it's a lot of these
Speaker 2: players come from nothing, right, they get the big money,
Speaker 2: and you know, Antoine Walker, an NBA player conformer Kentucky
Speaker 2: player gambled his whole career earnings away. I mean, it
Speaker 2: was a shame. He made eighty million his career and
Speaker 2: he gambled it all away. But then you have you
Speaker 2: have your boys, right, I mean we all have our
Speaker 2: guys we grew up with and maybe still hang around with.
Speaker 2: I mean, I know friendships change over lifetimes, but there's
Speaker 2: still your crew, and your crew has nothing and you
Speaker 2: have everything, and you have a way to get your
Speaker 2: crew a little a little bag of cash.
Speaker 1: Yep, you're gonna tell.
Speaker 4: Your crew, Hey, you three four guys.
Speaker 2: Man, I'm gonna sit this one out or I'm only
Speaker 2: gonna play five minutes.
Speaker 4: And it might be true. Maybe he did have an alley.
Speaker 2: Nobody knew it but you, and you're like, I'm just
Speaker 2: I'm hurt enough to where I can pull this off. Guys,
Speaker 2: just everybody go back the under. But again, when everybody
Speaker 2: goes and does it and it raises the red flag,
Speaker 2: it's just stupid because it's going to.
Speaker 1: Raise the red flag, all right, and it is. It's
Speaker 1: it's the greediness of it. It's you know, if if
Speaker 1: you only told one buddy, or if that buddy didn't bet,
Speaker 1: you know, twenty thousand dollars or some big number on
Speaker 1: some odd obscure prop bet. It probably wouldn't show up
Speaker 1: if you had a little discipline. But I mean that's
Speaker 1: usually what gets people. You know, you probably do it
Speaker 1: a couple of times. You're like, well, you don't look
Speaker 1: at it like I'm I'm winning five hundred bucks. You
Speaker 1: look at like I'm losing ten thousand, because if I
Speaker 1: just bet a little more, it's a sure thing, Like
Speaker 1: what am I doing here? Right?
Speaker 2: Yep, that's right. I Mean, we saw a player get
Speaker 2: banned from the NBA for life in the offseason because
Speaker 2: of these type of things, and I don't think they'll stop,
Speaker 2: or maybe they will. Maybe players will finally realize that
Speaker 2: they're thinking of doing this, like no, man, this is
Speaker 2: too easy for me to get caught by doing it,
Speaker 2: you know, betting it legally. And I think that's a
Speaker 2: good part of the legal betting is you can you know,
Speaker 2: raise the red flags on these where we've had we've
Speaker 2: had point shaving scandals going back to the nineteen fifties
Speaker 2: in sports, primarily in college basketball. You know, we had
Speaker 2: fifties and sixties, we had the Boston College points shaving
Speaker 2: scandal in the early nineteen eighties. We had Steven had
Speaker 2: eight Smith at Arizona State in the nineteen nineties. They
Speaker 2: were doing it illegally, but it raised enough of red
Speaker 2: flags where they were betting or somebody was being laid off,
Speaker 2: like you're you're gonna get caught. I mean, you just are.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, and I did see this somewhere. Somebody said, like,
Speaker 1: what was the first year of baseball, like eighteen seventy
Speaker 1: seven or something like that. Yeah, but the first year
Speaker 1: of people, you know, a gambling scandal in baseball was
Speaker 1: like eighteen seventy eight, like like the next year, So
Speaker 1: it's going on for kind of forever. So yeah, but
Speaker 1: you're right with it being legalized. I think that that
Speaker 1: helps a little bit more of the checks and balances.
Speaker 1: But I also just think with how how easily done
Speaker 1: it is. And also I think also players like like
Speaker 1: when I played, it was like you don't even you
Speaker 1: don't even go there at all, like you, I mean,
Speaker 1: they would they would talk all the time. Once a year,
Speaker 1: there'd be a big meeting. We're like told stay away
Speaker 1: from gambling, don't even think about it, don't look at it. Well,
Speaker 1: now these leagues and these teams are in bed with
Speaker 1: these betting agencies. So I think the player goes, you know,
Speaker 1: it seems like it's kind of you know, kind of kosher. Now,
Speaker 1: And what's what's it heard? If I I'm already gonna
Speaker 1: be out the game anyway, it's I'm not lying. So
Speaker 1: if I tell a couple buddies, they make a couple
Speaker 1: of bucks, everybody wins. But that's that's how bad things start.
Speaker 4: Yes, indeed, we're talking.
Speaker 5: To Richard Skinner and skinny switching gears here. Let's talk
Speaker 5: about that poker thing.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 5: When you get the mafia involved, guys, stuff gets real.
Speaker 5: As we say on the street, and I've heard some
Speaker 5: guys talking today, and it makes sense. Do you do
Speaker 5: we think that maybe Chauncey Billups did one thing a
Speaker 5: little favor for the mafia and then they go, we
Speaker 5: got you, so here's what we need you.
Speaker 2: To do for us, right, yeah, no that And now
Speaker 2: he is staunchly, through an attorney, denied all of this,
Speaker 2: and so you know, at the moment you take him
Speaker 2: at his worries and this is until proven guilty. But
Speaker 2: you can see how something like that happens like you
Speaker 2: are betting illegally. Maybe he wasn't. But if somehow they
Speaker 2: find a way to get their hooks into you, like
Speaker 2: the Boston College scandal. I don't know if you guys
Speaker 2: have seen it. ESPN years ago did a thirty for
Speaker 2: thirty on it. I just was on he other morning,
Speaker 2: on a Sunday morning, I watched it again. It just
Speaker 2: still fascinates me. You know, they scared these kids into Hey, man,
Speaker 2: we paid you. Now you're into us, and now you
Speaker 2: can't turn back this. We already made you dirty, and
Speaker 2: you got to keep doing this, and you just keep
Speaker 2: digging a hole and digging a hole and digging a
Speaker 2: hole till finally the FBI busted busted that up and
Speaker 2: got some mob asolitiates along with it. So that's the thing, man,
Speaker 2: if their hooks are into you, you're probably you're in
Speaker 2: a tough spot. I'll tell you it's an easy spot
Speaker 2: to be in. But you know, if that's the case,
Speaker 2: it seems like they they had their hooks into some people.
Speaker 2: For whatever reasons, they were able to have these guys
Speaker 2: recruit high end, high end players who would then come
Speaker 2: and lose the money.
Speaker 1: Richard Skinner's our guests, and Skinny real quick, I did
Speaker 1: want to talk some Bengals. So the Jets are starting
Speaker 1: likely Tyrod Taylor, Sauce Garters out, Garrett Wilson's out. This
Speaker 1: is already own seventeen. No way the Bengals gonna lose this, right, Skinny, Well, I'm.
Speaker 2: Never gonna say that again because I know I literally
Speaker 2: said that on your show and on most show last
Speaker 2: year before the Patriots game, like there's no way there
Speaker 2: is a way if they don't tackle better. I mean,
Speaker 2: if you have another poor tackling game and somehow that
Speaker 2: lets the Jets rudloff the hook a few times, or
Speaker 2: if Justin Field gets in the game and you know
Speaker 2: he takes a read option eighty yards for a touchdown
Speaker 2: only because you didn't tackle. That part would scare you
Speaker 2: a little bit, you know. Quinn Williams upfronts of dude.
Speaker 2: I mean, he is literally a dude, and so you
Speaker 2: have to account for him. But I mean, this Jets offense,
Speaker 2: I got a chance obviously this past Sunday because the
Speaker 2: Bengal was played on Thursday night. To do with the
Speaker 2: rest of America, does I put my feet up and
Speaker 2: watch red zone, and every time they would go to
Speaker 2: that Jets Panthers game, I'm watching Tyrod Taylor and make
Speaker 2: one horrific pass after another, and they just look awful.
Speaker 2: And then you take the best receiver on that team
Speaker 2: by a mile, in Garrett Wilson, out of the mix,
Speaker 2: and you take a Pro Bowl caliber cornerback out of
Speaker 2: the mix, you know that that's one of the read
Speaker 2: They're a winless team.
Speaker 4: For a reason.
Speaker 2: I will tell you just so you know. They lose
Speaker 2: the Broncos thirteen to eleven. They had minus ten yards
Speaker 2: passing in that game. By the way, they lost earliest
Speaker 2: year of the Jets by two. They only lost that
Speaker 2: Panthers game, but they made multiple chances to drive down
Speaker 2: and tie it. So they're not far away. And I
Speaker 2: think those are the scary teams. But I just think
Speaker 2: with the Bengals from a confidence standpois at least offensively,
Speaker 2: it's got to be at at a very high level.
Speaker 2: Right now, this would be a game. Get that lead early,
Speaker 2: get up fourteen to nothing, fourteen to three, because I
Speaker 2: think a team that's winless at that points goes, yeah,
Speaker 2: well was us. Let's finish this thing off and get
Speaker 2: the hell on the plane and go back home. So
Speaker 2: don't let them hang around. And that's kind of what
Speaker 2: the kind of what the Patriots did last year that
Speaker 2: over they just kind of hung around and hung around,
Speaker 2: and you felt like the Bengals were gonna stap out
Speaker 2: of it, and they never did. I just think this
Speaker 2: team really looked at this three game stretch, even though
Speaker 2: they talk about we take a game to games as
Speaker 2: the stretch to kind of write the ship a little
Speaker 2: bit here before the bye week, and and I don't
Speaker 2: think they're gonna let that opportunity pass by.
Speaker 1: Well, Skinny, I totally agree with your point where about tackling.
Speaker 1: That's probably been the lack of tackling or the poor
Speaker 1: tackling has been probably the most consistent thing in every
Speaker 1: Bengals game this year. So that's got to be good.
Speaker 1: But also, I mean, do you'd like the for the
Speaker 1: Bengals to have consecutive weeks running the ball better?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 1: Finally that run game got going against Pittsburgh. You'd like
Speaker 1: to see him do that again here this week?
Speaker 2: Yeah, So I wrote a story on that yesterday of
Speaker 2: you know how that the reasons why they kind of
Speaker 2: unlock things and can't it continue. But it was funny
Speaker 2: when I'd ask I have Zach in a press conference.
Speaker 2: I asked Dan Pitcher, the offensive coordinator. He has a
Speaker 2: session with the writers once a week, and you know,
Speaker 2: they really didn't pinpoint it as any one specific thing.
Speaker 2: It was. It was, you know, one play, we did this,
Speaker 2: another play some of us. The pass game helped open
Speaker 2: things up, getting under center a little bit more, I
Speaker 2: think helped the run game. Wasn't all the runs from
Speaker 2: under center somewhere from the gun, but seemed like they
Speaker 2: got a little momentum from going under center and and
Speaker 2: popping one. You know, is it the combination of Dalton
Speaker 2: Riiser at left guard and Jalen Rivers at right guard
Speaker 2: and you know, for a second straight week, is that
Speaker 2: settled things down? Although I don't think I be honestly,
Speaker 2: I think Jyllan Fairchild's gonna start on Sunday in place
Speaker 2: at Dalton Riser, so they're switching left guard again. You know,
Speaker 2: I kind of would rather go with the hot hand,
Speaker 2: but yeah, I mean that's the thing. Is this just
Speaker 2: a one off? Was Pittsburgh's defense that bad? Or did
Speaker 2: you indeed finally unlock something in the run game? I
Speaker 2: think we're gonna find out because that's again, that's a
Speaker 2: good that's a good Jets defensive front.
Speaker 5: All right, well, Skinny, we will see what happens. And
Speaker 5: Rock and I talked to we do every Thursday, to
Speaker 5: Jason Hoffman, and he is the sports editor for The Inquiry,
Speaker 5: as we all know, and I was telling him. I
Speaker 5: was like, okay, flacoh maitea, we get it. But now
Speaker 5: we know, uh where Flacco eats. Uh, we know basically
Speaker 5: what kind of toilet paper he uses where, Uh he's
Speaker 5: novels right, his favorite authors.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 5: We know everything we could possibly know about Joe Flaco.
Speaker 5: So uh, let's hope that that continues and we get
Speaker 5: to learn more and more about our QB with that skill.
Speaker 7: You thanks buddy, Thanks our good friend Richard Skinner Local twelve.
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Speaker 1: Right to you. Yes, our good friend, John matteris don't
Speaker 1: waste your money in John. I think we talked last
Speaker 1: week about you know, the Christmas decorations are already up
Speaker 1: at the local home depot and at the lows. But
Speaker 1: some of these, according to your are getting kind of pricey. John.
Speaker 1: I saw this story.
Speaker 5: You posted this on the website the other day and
Speaker 5: it was like, are you kidding me right now?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it is unbelievable. You know, I've talked to you
Speaker 4: about those Halloween decorations because you know everybody wants those
Speaker 4: twelve foot skeletons. Yeah, I think they call them skelley
Speaker 4: you know. And you see those all around and those
Speaker 4: things cost two hundred and fifty to three hundred bucks.
Speaker 4: So that's skeleton.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 4: Other good news is you can put a Bearcat's jersey
Speaker 4: on it on Saturday, in a Bengals jersey on it
Speaker 4: on Sunday.
Speaker 3: You see people doing that.
Speaker 4: But that's twoard to fifty to three hundred bucks. That's
Speaker 4: a chunk of change. Well, now, if you check out
Speaker 4: Home Depot and Low's, they're switching over to Christmas. Yes already,
Speaker 4: it's not Halloween. They're switching over to Christmas. You've got
Speaker 4: to walk into Low's because it's turning into a tourist attraction.
Speaker 4: They have this giant Lootolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, set
Speaker 4: of animated lawn figures, and I mean the Abominable Snowman.
Speaker 4: He's twelve feet high. I mean, it's unbelievable. It's a
Speaker 4: whole set of them. They move, they talk. You got
Speaker 4: ukar On Cornelia, I'm you car On Cornelius. You know
Speaker 4: you got fat. You got Herbie saying I want to
Speaker 4: be a dentist. I mean, it's it's unbelievable. It's the
Speaker 4: whole cast from Rudolph. It's incredible. I was in there
Speaker 4: the other day doing this story, and like some older
Speaker 4: couple comes up and they start taking pictures of themselves
Speaker 4: in front of it. They go, we can't afford it,
Speaker 4: but we'll take pictures in front of it. You gotta
Speaker 4: get You got to hear us in the price. They're
Speaker 4: all about three to four hundred dollars, you know, just
Speaker 4: like that skeleton. But you can't just put Herbie the
Speaker 4: dentist in your front yard. You need multiples, you know,
Speaker 4: you need a bunch of them. The whole set is
Speaker 4: one thousand, three hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 5: Now see that's what you need, rock dude. You got
Speaker 5: plenty of space out there. You could buy one hundred
Speaker 5: green deery. Just sprinkle them around your property.
Speaker 1: Don't don't give her any ideas that I know. I'm
Speaker 1: trying right now. I'm trying to think. Yeah, like okay,
Speaker 1: because I'm actually on the website. I'm looking. Yeah, there's
Speaker 1: multiple different characters you can get. You can get the uh,
Speaker 1: you know, the minor looking guy, you can get the
Speaker 1: I think you got to get the abominable snowman. You
Speaker 1: got to get Rudolph be abominable.
Speaker 4: You gotta get Abominable. He looks just like the one
Speaker 4: in the show and he roars. I mean it's incredible,
Speaker 4: But dude is four hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: I can't tell it. It's not.
Speaker 5: Well, you've got to be one of those people though,
Speaker 5: that you count on. You know, you want to be
Speaker 5: a Christmas attraction. You know the people do that. They
Speaker 5: decorate the house and they're playing of the music, so
Speaker 5: you know they're already dropping five eight.
Speaker 4: Grad that's one of the houses. Yeah, for one of
Speaker 4: those houses that you know, there's a line of traffic
Speaker 4: to see the house, you know, because of all the
Speaker 4: lights and everything. And you go put that Rootolph set
Speaker 4: in your yard. You're going to be the bomb of
Speaker 4: the neighborhood. I tell you. But I would make sure
Speaker 4: you put a good bike lock around all those figures
Speaker 4: because wow, they're expensive.
Speaker 1: That's the thing. Yeah, I mean people could jump up
Speaker 1: in your yard and snatch that thing's you know it's
Speaker 1: not you lose twenty five a couple couple hundred dollars.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, it's not a twenty dollars inflatable, you know
Speaker 4: it's it's some real jack. But I've got the story
Speaker 4: on my Instagram and on my Facebook page if you
Speaker 4: want to check it out, because we got them all
Speaker 4: to talk. It was so cool, kind of you know,
Speaker 4: got video of the whole thing, and there's there's Yukon
Speaker 4: Cornelius and there's Rude Off with his nose glowing, and
Speaker 4: it's it's quite impressive, I will say. And you can
Speaker 4: see it lows and take your picture in front of it,
Speaker 4: and that won't cost you anything.
Speaker 1: Did you think a thousand bucks.
Speaker 5: Talking about stealing those things? Did you guys see that
Speaker 5: video not too long ago of the woman who pulled
Speaker 5: up in front of some guy's house with their car
Speaker 5: and he had one of those giant inflatable skeletons out there.
Speaker 1: She walks up and just takes it down.
Speaker 5: Yeah, sticks it her trunk and drives away. Yeah, in
Speaker 5: the in Broadway light.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The the inflatables are easy targets because they fold down.
Speaker 1: Now these you know, the abotoma was smell snowman here
Speaker 1: from the I'm looking on the picture on your website,
Speaker 1: John it looks like it's a real plastic giant thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it is a giant thing. Yeah, it's not unflatable
Speaker 4: to take the air out, and uh you take the
Speaker 4: air out and stick it in the trunk of your car.
Speaker 4: So those are and you know what, you probably need
Speaker 4: a big three car garage the store. I mean, we're
Speaker 4: you going to put that soccer for that for the summer?
Speaker 5: Yeah, you drop three grand on your Christmas display. Now
Speaker 5: you got to rent a.
Speaker 4: Two hundred bucks a month to keep them.
Speaker 7: So what else we got going on, Johnny, Well, we've
Speaker 7: got all sorts of consumer issues and alerts and schemes
Speaker 7: that we've been reporting on.
Speaker 4: And did I warned about the garage door scam last week?
Speaker 4: I might have I'm truck remember that one.
Speaker 1: I was not here Friday, so I don't remember if we, uh, we.
Speaker 4: Did story about it. And it's a good warning that
Speaker 4: you need a garage door fixed, and people are going
Speaker 4: We had a woman out in Claremont County one on
Speaker 4: her phone and said garage door repair near me and
Speaker 4: Bingo makes a call call some number, turns out and
Speaker 4: stand in Florida somewhere. They send Jimbob out, who basically,
Speaker 4: you know, scariest character you've ever seen in his old
Speaker 4: rusty truck and you know, three times the interital estimate,
Speaker 4: and she just pays them cash to get him out
Speaker 4: of the house. It's like, this guy's scary, but there's
Speaker 4: so many of these. It also happens with locksmith. Let's
Speaker 4: say you lock yourself out of the house. We've had
Speaker 4: this one come up before where some woman's like, she
Speaker 4: contacted me. She said, John, I locked myself out of
Speaker 4: the house. Luckily, out of my phone, I looked up
Speaker 4: locksmith's near me, and up comes some you know Cincinnati
Speaker 4: aaaaa locksmith you know how they do it at the
Speaker 4: top of the phone book whatever, and looks up one
Speaker 4: of those locksmith comes over and again it's Jimbob and
Speaker 4: an unmarked truck. And he said, you know when she called,
Speaker 4: they said, oh, we'll let you in your house for
Speaker 4: one hundred bucks. You can deal with that. Jim Bob
Speaker 4: comes over said, here, I need a new lock charges
Speaker 4: like eight hundred dollars to let her in her house.
Speaker 4: After she locked herself out. So you've got to be
Speaker 4: so careful when you're looking for a garage door repair
Speaker 4: or you're looking for a locksmith to get you into
Speaker 4: your house, you need to look up and makes just
Speaker 4: make sure it's a real company. Just don't put in
Speaker 4: locksmith near me. That's where you fall victim to these scams.
Speaker 3: We're everywhere.
Speaker 4: And I like to say a scheme.
Speaker 5: My brother went out with a locksmith for a while.
Speaker 5: Her father owned a lock that was his business, and
Speaker 5: she did it with him. And I'll see she had
Speaker 5: some really weird stories talking about Uh, you know, you
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Speaker 1: My mind didn't go there, it didn't at all, but
Speaker 1: didn't go to that one.
Speaker 4: How I will leave I will leave you with that image.
Speaker 5: Hardware store wearing a trench coat and a top and
Speaker 5: I a Dora either, So, uh, I guess I'm behind there.
Speaker 4: You go, Hey, guys, have a good weekend and don't
Speaker 4: waste your money.
Speaker 5: Yes, uh well there's a John Mattery's and uh yeah,
Speaker 5: that's the first thing I thought of, I'm locked in
Speaker 5: my handcuffs in my bedroom. Helped me out, was that
Speaker 5: the first thing he goes to not let cancuffs on.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 5: Coming up, we're gonna be talking about this gambling situation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, We've got a Mark Elfinbine. He is a expert
Speaker 1: on this situation. A fascinating story and you know a
Speaker 1: lot of folks think it's just the tip of the
Speaker 1: iceberg here with you know, with Chauncey Billups and Terry
Speaker 1: Razier and I think many others could be involved. And
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Speaker 1: We're talking about while we're there to talk talk Yeah,
Speaker 1: because it's like straight out of a movie. I mean,
Speaker 1: you got the mafia involved. Who knew the mafia was powerful?
Speaker 1: These days? You got card viewing technology and X ray glasses,
Speaker 1: and you know this person's in on it that person's
Speaker 1: in on and then that's almost even separate from then
Speaker 1: you got the situation with Terry Rozier possibly using inside
Speaker 1: information to hedge some prop bets, and it's kind of
Speaker 1: a mess. And look, the NBA season just started and
Speaker 1: here we are right out of the gate. Just not
Speaker 1: a good look for the NBA. RW Well, we bring
Speaker 1: in our guest. He has been around the business of
Speaker 1: brown sports and broadcasting for over forty years. He is
Speaker 1: Mark Elfenbeien elf How you doing today, man Fallas.
Speaker 3: How were you happy? Weekend? Coming up?
Speaker 5: It's Sarah so Elfa in your opinion? What was this
Speaker 5: a long time coming? But we were talking about it
Speaker 5: earlier with the gambling being as pervasive as it is now,
Speaker 5: it was only a matter of time, right.
Speaker 6: Oh, one hundred percent. I mean, listen, this was not
Speaker 6: a shock. It was maybe a little bit of a surprise.
Speaker 6: It's just that, you know, look, it's been going on forever.
Speaker 3: We all know it. Everybody's been betting, gambling.
Speaker 6: My father's gambled, everybody gambled, and it was kind of
Speaker 6: the hush hush, God forbid you say anything on TV,
Speaker 6: even when a game is being played. But listen, now
Speaker 6: they've made it open. They've made it clear. You can't
Speaker 6: see a TV crawl without betting. You can't have any
Speaker 6: TV show without talking about gambling. Not only gambling on
Speaker 6: the game, guys gambling on the play, I mean gambling
Speaker 6: on halftime. And I think the thing that caught I
Speaker 6: guess a little bit of us off guard is when
Speaker 6: you hear a name like Hall of Famer Chauncey Billups.
Speaker 3: Who is an active, an active.
Speaker 6: Coach in the NBA involved, The first thing I thought
Speaker 6: of is he's involved in something regarding the games. And
Speaker 6: he was the one that was involved in the gambling
Speaker 6: thing with the cards and the mop, which scares the
Speaker 6: hell out of me because I don't want to get
Speaker 6: involved in the mafia.
Speaker 3: I like those guys. I want to be friends with them.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, we all do. I think that the shocking
Speaker 1: thing to me, it's not shocking, I guess because with
Speaker 1: so many different ways of gambling. We have a gambling
Speaker 1: guy we talked to every Thursday to talk about the
Speaker 1: NFL action, and there's all these prop bets, all these
Speaker 1: you know, things that I don't feel I don't think
Speaker 1: existed even a couple of years ago. But it's kind
Speaker 1: of odd wagers you can make on a certain amount
Speaker 1: of points that Guile score in the third quarter of
Speaker 1: the game. And it sounds like what Terry Rozier did.
Speaker 1: If I'm not mistaken, it would be taking some of
Speaker 1: these prop bets and would you know, either play or
Speaker 1: not play a certain amount of time in one of
Speaker 1: those those quarters, and then maybe pass that information along
Speaker 1: to some of his friends or whoever, and they would
Speaker 1: place bets. But it would kind of be a red
Speaker 1: flag because all of a sudden there'd be a ton
Speaker 1: of money on some obscure prop bet.
Speaker 3: Right. Oh yeah, And look, I mean you and everybody else.
Speaker 6: We all been talking to people all with the country
Speaker 6: that passed twenty four hours and prop bets have always
Speaker 6: been out there. But one of the things that every
Speaker 6: team in the league has to do is, you know,
Speaker 6: you got to hey is so and so playing? You
Speaker 6: have so many hours before the game starts. You got
Speaker 6: to let be known who's playing who's not. Well, if
Speaker 6: I find out Luka Doncons is not playing tonight for
Speaker 6: the Lakers, guess you want betting on, right, And that's
Speaker 6: part of what you know, Terry Rozier and.
Speaker 3: I can promise you.
Speaker 6: Dozens of others have been doing and if you if
Speaker 6: you've seen the highlights state they've been showing the last
Speaker 6: twenty four forty eight hours is the game that Rosier
Speaker 6: was involved in that the I guess he said he
Speaker 6: was going to be under his total and he was
Speaker 6: just throwing the ball away, throwing the ball away.
Speaker 3: And then then I found.
Speaker 6: Out today that that day of that game that Vegas
Speaker 6: was taking more action on the under for Terry Rozier
Speaker 6: than they've ever had.
Speaker 3: And the Vegas contact in the NBA and told them
Speaker 3: in the NBA didn't do anything. Wow, told them.
Speaker 6: Hey, we got a lot of action coming on Rosier
Speaker 6: an obscure game that nobody cares about.
Speaker 3: But this is a little odd for us, and here
Speaker 3: we are in Vegas.
Speaker 1: It would almost be like if they if you didn't
Speaker 1: give that information to as many people and they weren't
Speaker 1: so greedy, were they made you know, some you know,
Speaker 1: big time money wagers on this, you probably would have
Speaker 1: gotten away with it. But those red flags show up, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean they do.
Speaker 6: Listen, what was it ten twelve, fifteen years ago than
Speaker 6: Tim Donahy, the scandal with him.
Speaker 3: You know, and we we kind of joked.
Speaker 6: It was like, Wow, you know what official or what
Speaker 6: player in any sport has the most ability to change
Speaker 6: the outcome or you know, fix a game. Is it
Speaker 6: a referee? Is it an umpire? Is it a referee
Speaker 6: in football? Is it the player?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 6: And Danna he showed it. Oh I can do it.
Speaker 6: Oh no, you traveled no way did Yeah you did?
Speaker 3: Sorry? You know, I need be over tonight.
Speaker 1: You traveled right, No, no doubt about it. And Mark
Speaker 1: Alvin Bying is our guest here in I mean, is
Speaker 1: are we to believe Chauncey Billups is the only one
Speaker 1: that was involved even in the in the poker thing.
Speaker 1: I have to imagine this is going to go a
Speaker 1: lot lot further right.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, I think it's a lot deeper. I think
Speaker 6: the thing again that kinda is surprising to me is
Speaker 6: the FBI agent said Chauncey Willips was involved, and I'm thinking, oh, okay,
Speaker 6: he's involved now as an NBA coach.
Speaker 3: Wow, that's shocking.
Speaker 6: He said, no, no, no, we go back to when Chauncey
Speaker 6: Billups was playing, is what he was involved in these
Speaker 6: poker games. And that's the part that I was like, Wow.
Speaker 6: When he was playing, he was involved, and he was
Speaker 6: the one that was really in charge of getting other
Speaker 6: people friends of his to play with select pretty people.
Speaker 3: And according to the FBI, everybody was in on the.
Speaker 6: Take, including Chauncey, and it was still with his friends
Speaker 6: and his buddies.
Speaker 1: The amazing thing is, if you're Chauncey Billups, I looked
Speaker 1: it up. He's made one hundred and eighty million dollars
Speaker 1: in his career. Terry Razier's made one hundred and sixty million.
Speaker 1: You know, why would you get involved in this?
Speaker 5: Is it?
Speaker 1: I guess the thrill, the win and but but I
Speaker 1: guess the case I would make is, you know, Michael
Speaker 1: Jordan liked the gamble and because he liked the juice,
Speaker 1: he liked the action, he liked the tension. But there's
Speaker 1: not really the tension if you if the game is rigged, right,
Speaker 1: I mean, it's there's no real there's no real rush
Speaker 1: that that you would get. I would I would imagine.
Speaker 6: No, well I don't know that, and I imagine you don't.
Speaker 6: But it's again what I've been hearing lately. It's it's
Speaker 6: the addiction, just the flat out addiction to I you
Speaker 6: know they need that to them. I guess it is
Speaker 6: that rush of even if I'm betting on a game.
Speaker 3: And it's over and I need over and it's.
Speaker 6: One game, having all that money doesn't do anything, they
Speaker 6: still need more action, and I, yeah, it's crazy.
Speaker 3: I find it amazing. You know, I don't have that
Speaker 3: kind of bread.
Speaker 5: Well, some of something we were talking about earlier is
Speaker 5: some of these guys, Yeah, they don't need the money,
Speaker 5: would say, you know, their posse, they're guys, you know
Speaker 5: they got look, uh, you know, I'm having a little
Speaker 5: trouble again, meat alimony or whatever the case might be.
Speaker 1: And so it's like, yeah, hey, the player doesn't want
Speaker 1: to hand them money, but he says, hey, I'm not gonna.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna.
Speaker 5: I've already given you one hundred thousand dollars, bro, but
Speaker 5: I will sit this one out for just for you.
Speaker 5: Put ten thousand dollars on me tonight to score under
Speaker 5: thirty or whatever the case might be.
Speaker 6: Right, all of a sudden, my ankle is gonna be
Speaker 6: hurting me in the second quarter.
Speaker 1: Watch Yeah right, Yeah, that's that's part. So I mean
Speaker 1: what I in a way, I guess that the fact
Speaker 1: that there's so much legal gambling going on now is
Speaker 1: maybe a big reason why this was even caught, right,
Speaker 1: So I guess the question is this gambling culture that
Speaker 1: we're in right now, where that's so pervasive when sports,
Speaker 1: is it a good thing or is it going to
Speaker 1: lead to more of this kind of thing? Do you think?
Speaker 6: Well, look, it's been going on forever. I mean, my
Speaker 6: father gambled when I was young. I took the phone
Speaker 6: calls from him every Sunday. It never led me to gamble,
Speaker 6: but I know it always went on and it was
Speaker 6: always looked at it. Well, there's only a couple of
Speaker 6: states in our country you can gamble, and it's you're
Speaker 6: not supposed to gamble anyway, but everybody did it.
Speaker 3: They had offshore guys.
Speaker 6: Well now that look nil is open, right, They still
Speaker 6: seated and gave players money before. Now it's just I'm
Speaker 6: giving to you on top of the table instead of
Speaker 6: under and gambling. Now that it's it's pretty legal and
Speaker 6: they talk about it, and all the teams have got
Speaker 6: all the advertising non stop, right, we watched you know,
Speaker 6: Get Up and all the ESPN they I mean non
Speaker 6: stop crawl on the TV and every game, every play
Speaker 6: every every I mean, all the athletes are doing it,
Speaker 6: they're all talking about it. The problem is is what
Speaker 6: does the NBA do now? I mean, you really got
Speaker 6: to have something either in place immediately or you got
Speaker 6: to make it where Okay, listen, pretty simple. You're done,
Speaker 6: you get nailed, You're done forever, you know. I mean,
Speaker 6: baseball still got their band in the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 6: I don't know what the hell you do with Shauncey
Speaker 6: billups now. I mean a lot of people, you know,
Speaker 6: you're not guilty until you're proven guilty.
Speaker 3: All right, he's guilty.
Speaker 1: I mean, the FBI doesn't bring charges and you're we'll
Speaker 1: see already, right, you're not.
Speaker 3: Gonna put egg on their own face? Right?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 5: Elf, this this really hits home here in Cincinnati because
Speaker 5: of a certain baseball player who shall go nameless. But yeah,
Speaker 5: but but you think about all the stuff that's happened
Speaker 5: over the years and what the possibilities could have been
Speaker 5: and what you know, we all want to believe, right,
Speaker 5: we want to believe that this is pure and these
Speaker 5: guys aren't doing anything beneath board and that everything is
Speaker 5: you know, right level level. But man, humans are humans, right, Yeah?
Speaker 6: And you know, it's like I've been asked for years.
Speaker 6: I mean, doing a talk show for so long. You know, everybody, Hey,
Speaker 6: what do you want to play fantasy football? I said, no,
Speaker 6: They go, why not? It's fun? I said, because it
Speaker 6: changes the way I watched the game. I start watching
Speaker 6: players instead of the game. I want to enjoy the game.
Speaker 6: And I found the one or two times I succumb
Speaker 6: to the begging of fantasy football.
Speaker 3: I'm watching the guy.
Speaker 6: I'm looking at the guy to score. No, I want
Speaker 6: drama from the football game.
Speaker 3: And uh, I think betting is kind of the same thing.
Speaker 6: You know, people might enjoy the game, but betting on
Speaker 6: a game adds that extra bit of juice, that extra
Speaker 6: bit of excitement that some people they can't stop it.
Speaker 3: They can't stop themselves.
Speaker 1: Yeah. You know if I've told this too around here,
Speaker 1: But I got a buddy who and nothing crazy, but
Speaker 1: he bets, you know, a decent amount of games weekend.
Speaker 1: I'm like, to your point, I'm like, I can't really
Speaker 1: enjoy the game. Like if I got a lot of
Speaker 1: money on it, is I don't. I wouldn't want to
Speaker 1: do it. He goes, I don't know how you watch
Speaker 1: a game without gambling on it. Right, He's like, I'm
Speaker 1: more engaged in it I I watch it. But but
Speaker 1: the other thought I had too was this mark was
Speaker 1: I feel like today, more than ever, people are there's
Speaker 1: always conspiracy theories that the NFL is rigged and baseball
Speaker 1: is rigged, and the referees are are doing this and that,
Speaker 1: and which I think is largely overall bs. But but
Speaker 1: things like this don't help that case, right, They don't
Speaker 1: help the case that it's a pure sport and the
Speaker 1: and the athletes decide the outcomes, that sort of thing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, we want to believe it is pure.
Speaker 6: We want to believe, you know, the right things happened.
Speaker 6: I yeah, the human element of the game. That's why
Speaker 6: we bitch and moan about, you know, not having umpires
Speaker 6: in baseball. How could you possibly do? That takes away
Speaker 6: the human element. Okay, they'll still find a way to,
Speaker 6: you know, to do what they want to do.
Speaker 5: To talk machines and the cheating, right or machines there. Right,
Speaker 5: they programmed that that robot umpire to call that a ball.
Speaker 1: With the with that elf. We will let you go.
Speaker 5: Man, Thanks so much, fellas, have a great weekend.
Speaker 1: Thanks so much.
Speaker 5: Appreciate Mark Elf and bye, And it's true. Are we
Speaker 5: all like little kids in that regard? We all want
Speaker 5: to believe that it's uh, it's pure and that these
Speaker 5: guys walk on clouds.
Speaker 1: And I think it is in my experience it is
Speaker 1: for the most part. But things like this don't don't
Speaker 1: help that. They don't help ease some of those concerns
Speaker 1: that people have if there's somebody's gambling on it and
Speaker 1: you know that that sort of thing. So anyway, we'll
Speaker 1: see how this goes. I imagine ed we'll be talking
Speaker 1: about this. We talk about this next week, and by
Speaker 1: the time we talk about it on Monday Tuesday, it's
Speaker 1: going to be there's even more people going to be
Speaker 1: involved in this deal. Yep er with that we take
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Speaker 1: But ed, look the Bengals fresh off that Thursday night
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Speaker 1: Consider we're going to talk to our next guest, but
Speaker 1: if you're going to plan a next opponent of play
Speaker 1: to play coming off that Steelers win, who do we
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Speaker 4: Great goo to be with you guys.
Speaker 1: Very good, so Rich, I guess, Look, how is the
Speaker 1: state of affairs up in New York with his Jets
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Speaker 1: I know a lot of folks had a lot of
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Speaker 17: Yeah, I mean, I don't think anyone thought they'd be
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Speaker 17: Glenn would come in and run a very buttoned up
Speaker 17: operation in terms of like managing the game and you know,
Speaker 17: time management, and things like that. But there's been a
Speaker 17: lot of glitches in that department as well. So the
Speaker 17: Jets have totally earned their oh and seven.
Speaker 4: Record right now.
Speaker 5: So let me ask you, Rich, I'm talking about different
Speaker 5: players and whatnot. Obviously Sauce Gardner would a lot of
Speaker 5: interest here in Cincinnati. And what's his problem right now?
Speaker 17: Well, he's not playing this week.
Speaker 4: He has a concussion, so won't it was?
Speaker 17: Yeah, he did not. He got banged up in last
Speaker 17: week's game, and you know, it's unfortunate. I know he
Speaker 17: was looking forward to going back to Cincinnati and he's
Speaker 17: one of their best players. And it's going to make
Speaker 17: it a lot harder for the Jets to cover those
Speaker 17: Cincinnati wide receivers.
Speaker 1: No doubt. But it seems like one of the Jets
Speaker 1: have been able to do is run the ball with
Speaker 1: with with Bryce Hall a fantastic running back.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: And I don't know how much you've watched the Bengals, Rich,
Speaker 1: but the Bengals can If they've had one consistent problem
Speaker 1: all year, it's tackling. I mean, they've been a very
Speaker 1: very poor tackling team all year, which makes you kind
Speaker 1: of susceptible, how I guess how well do you think
Speaker 1: that Jets rushing attack and do against the Bengals defense.
Speaker 17: Yeah, that's probably the Jets. The best way to win
Speaker 17: this game is just to get that running game going.
Speaker 17: You know, it's been they started off really well this
Speaker 17: year running the ball. It's kind of been a hit
Speaker 17: or miss lately. But you know, Breese Hall is a
Speaker 17: good running back. He can catch the ball out of
Speaker 17: the backfield, although for some reason they don't need to
Speaker 17: be throwing it to him as much this year.
Speaker 4: But you're right.
Speaker 17: If the Jets have a game plan, and I'm sure
Speaker 17: their game plan is heavily leaning on the run game,
Speaker 17: that's who they want to be anyway. That's as they
Speaker 17: like to say, it's our DNA. Sometimes it it vanishes
Speaker 17: on them their DNA for a while, as it did
Speaker 17: last week against Carolina. But yeah, I totally think they
Speaker 17: will make a concerted effort to try to pound the
Speaker 17: rock against that soft Bengals defense.
Speaker 1: And Rich, let me ask you about justin Fields, because
Speaker 1: I mean, he's a guy. Look, he's got all the
Speaker 1: tools and he's produced. There's been games. There's a game
Speaker 1: in I was reading this week. Yeah, twenty twenty three
Speaker 1: against the Broncos. He throws for three hundred and thirty five.
Speaker 1: He's had a big game against the Steelers recently. I
Speaker 1: recall what's been Justin Field's issue here with the Jets
Speaker 1: this season. Well, part of.
Speaker 17: It is is this that he's with the Jets. I mean,
Speaker 17: they're just a historically a core team for developing quarterbacks,
Speaker 17: and they thought they could take his talent and harness
Speaker 17: it and make him better than he has been in
Speaker 17: the past. But that has not been the case.
Speaker 4: He's actually been worse than he has been in the past.
Speaker 17: I don't think they really coach him that well.
Speaker 4: I think they're trying to run a dropback offense. It's
Speaker 4: basically like the Detroit offense.
Speaker 17: You know, their coordinator came from the Lions, and they're
Speaker 17: trying to make him a drop back quarterback and it's
Speaker 17: been a disaster. He looks tentative, he's indecisive, he looks
Speaker 17: lost at times, and so he got benched at half
Speaker 17: time last week, and now they have not announced who
Speaker 17: their starter is going to be this week. I think
Speaker 17: it's going to be Tyrod Taylor.
Speaker 1: That's what I was told.
Speaker 2: Earlier in the week.
Speaker 4: Aaron glenn Is trying to keep this a secret.
Speaker 17: Is if that's going to, you know, cause some problems
Speaker 17: for the Bengals that I don't really think it matters
Speaker 17: which quarterback they play well.
Speaker 5: Rich in your opinion, is Taylor an upgrade or is
Speaker 5: it just almost a punishment at the stage.
Speaker 17: Not a punishment he does, Yeah, I mean he he
Speaker 17: gives them their best chance to win. I'm talking about
Speaker 17: Tyrod Taylor. I mean, Field has to be used a
Speaker 17: certain way. When Fields is running, you know, with the
Speaker 17: Reid option and scrambling and doing things like that, he
Speaker 17: can be in effect their quarterback. But they have lost
Speaker 17: all sense of that their offense. They don't seem to
Speaker 17: be calling those plays anymore, and Fields when he drops
Speaker 17: back to pass is basically a liability. And even the
Speaker 17: owner came out a few days ago and basically, yeah,
Speaker 17: publicly ripped justin Fields.
Speaker 4: Now what he said was true. I mean it was
Speaker 4: an accurate, you know, description of Fields's play.
Speaker 3: But you're the owner.
Speaker 17: You don't come out and say stuff like that about
Speaker 17: one of your players, which is just you know, he
Speaker 17: just put his foot in his mouth, as he often does.
Speaker 17: But I think Tyrod gives them their best chance. He
Speaker 17: can operate from the pocket. You know, he tends to
Speaker 17: push the ball down field more and so I think
Speaker 17: their receivers will.
Speaker 3: Be more involved.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 17: The one thing there though, is that Garrett Wilson is
Speaker 17: not playing, you know, their best receiver. He's out this
Speaker 17: week with a knee injury.
Speaker 1: Now now Rich among the conversations in New York, is
Speaker 1: there real concern that this team could go own seventeen?
Speaker 1: I mean he played the Bengals this week, which, look,
Speaker 1: the Bengals have not been a great team this year.
Speaker 1: Cleveland next week, you know, always a tough opponent than
Speaker 1: at New England. Baltimore looks like they could probably turn
Speaker 1: it around. You would think they would. Is there real
Speaker 1: concern that that'll happen? Is this team that? I mean?
Speaker 1: I guess rudderless at the moment.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I can't. I can't really argue with everything you
Speaker 17: said there. I mean, they're they're just not blame not
Speaker 17: playing good football. Now, they've been in games. It's not
Speaker 17: like they're getting blown out. They they've had five games
Speaker 17: where it's been one score games and they just have
Speaker 17: not been able to find the winning formula. Can they
Speaker 17: go oh in seventeen? I mean, that's really hard to do.
Speaker 17: No one's ever got to in seventeen. My sense is
Speaker 17: that they'll probably get a win or two along the way.
Speaker 17: You know, they have you know, the bye week next week.
Speaker 17: Then they have Cleveland's for all their issues. Cleveland has
Speaker 17: a really good defense. I don't see how the Jets
Speaker 17: are going to score a touchdown against Cleveland. And so
Speaker 17: they have Miami coming up there.
Speaker 1: That Miami looks like that.
Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, Miami might be worse and worse shape than
Speaker 17: the Jets. And they play New Orleans later on, so
Speaker 17: there are a couple opportunities. I don't big go go
Speaker 17: oh in seventeen.
Speaker 5: All right with that, Rich, we will see what happens
Speaker 5: on Sunday. Thanks so much, man, all right, you're welcome.
Speaker 3: Have a good day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thanks for joining us.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Rich Samanie, he reports on the Jets for ESPN.
Speaker 1: S He's just when you think it's bad, ed, there's
Speaker 1: always someone else that has a little worse.
Speaker 5: Well, as soon as he said Miami, I was like, well, hey,
Speaker 5: look there's a dub.
Speaker 1: And it's so funny because not two years ago, three
Speaker 1: years ago, Mike McDaniels. Oh, he's the new Age coach,
Speaker 1: and he's cool, he's you know, he's different, he thinks,
Speaker 1: and yeah, I think he is all those things. I
Speaker 1: just think he's a play caller more than a coach,
Speaker 1: I still think. And it's I feel like I've been
Speaker 1: proven right over and over and over. A coach that
Speaker 1: kind of lays the law down a little bit is
Speaker 1: usually going to have success over the guy who's just
Speaker 1: the players coach. Even Tony Dungee, he was not a yeller.
Speaker 5: He was not an intimidating guy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but but but he also was was no bs
Speaker 1: like he had. He had his own just kind of
Speaker 1: a certain way of of being tough about things. And
Speaker 1: it was just very kind of you know, like like
Speaker 1: very matter of fact and not yelling at you. But
Speaker 1: but he'd lets you know if you weren't playing well,
Speaker 1: right like you know, So his style is maybe different,
Speaker 1: maybe he's maybe he is the outlier to some degree,
Speaker 1: but yeah, I just think that the coaches that you
Speaker 1: know kind of manage every everything and you get the
Speaker 1: coordinator to call the plays, and you know, I feel
Speaker 1: like that works, and uh so that the Dolphins certainly
Speaker 1: don't have.
Speaker 5: See I was going to ask you about Dungee in
Speaker 5: regard to he seems like the dad that you wouldn't
Speaker 5: want to disappoint.
Speaker 1: Oh totally yeah, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like he doesn't have to yell at you, like
Speaker 5: you know, you do something screwed up and he just
Speaker 5: looks saying, he goes, man, I thought you were better
Speaker 5: than that.
Speaker 4: It just help.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was I remember being in you know, in
Speaker 1: a film session and you know something with somebody I
Speaker 1: forget it was, didn't make a play and you know,
Speaker 1: mess misattackle something, and you know, one of the defensive
Speaker 1: coordinators was like, oh, you know, so what happened here?
Speaker 1: And the players like trying to argue what happened this
Speaker 1: and that and you know, and and Tony don't. It
Speaker 1: wasn't even the meeting, but he like walked past the hall,
Speaker 1: poked his head and he said, well that's just number
Speaker 1: fifty two not making a play, coach, That's all it is.
Speaker 1: And he just been like walked out like whoa where
Speaker 1: where did he come from? And it was just so
Speaker 1: matter of fact. You know, it's like even though you
Speaker 1: think he's not watching and engaged, he e moos certainly
Speaker 1: is so. Yeah, he had his own way of.
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Speaker 1: As tim's begin to drop, it's time all right, ed,
Speaker 1: You might be interested in this story here and I
Speaker 1: feel like you're seeing this more and more. You know,
Speaker 1: the obviously pod is legalized it in a lot of
Speaker 1: different places. Right, Yeah, far taken once or twice, but
Speaker 1: a Washington, DC tenant was ordered to stop smoking marijuana
Speaker 1: after his neighbors sued him and claimed that the constant
Speaker 1: wheed smoke was ruining her quality of life. This woman,
Speaker 1: seventy six years old, said her neighbor Thomas Kackett, who
Speaker 1: is seventy three, which is awesome, smoked marijuana quote twenty
Speaker 1: four to seven, and that the foul and pungent odor
Speaker 1: made her violently sick. The woman claimed in court papers
Speaker 1: that her niece had not visited her her place, wouldn't
Speaker 1: come over and visit her aunt because of his constant smoking. Now,
Speaker 1: a DC Court of Appeals ruled that Cackett must quit
Speaker 1: smoking weed. And what could be a landmark decision across
Speaker 1: the United States, And I think people that don't smoke
Speaker 1: that would be one of their number one pet peeves
Speaker 1: with it is the odor of it. I mean you can't.
Speaker 1: You can't drive through downtown Cincinnati or frankly, any city.
Speaker 1: We all smell it all over the place, and frankly
Speaker 1: a lot of times, even like going going down the
Speaker 1: highway at times, which is odd to me, but you're like, oh,
Speaker 1: that guy in that car right.
Speaker 5: There, dude, I was driving down I seventy five today
Speaker 5: and I think we all know how busy I seventy
Speaker 5: five is. And it wasn't like I was stuck in traffic.
Speaker 5: We're going sixty five miles an hour and I smelled
Speaker 5: weed wasn't in my car. I don't know how you
Speaker 5: smell it going that fast in an open road.
Speaker 1: And the thing with me again, I don't not my thing,
Speaker 1: But there's so many other ways to do it, right
Speaker 1: with the gummies and the vapes and the they got
Speaker 1: the drinks. Now, it's like you can do it without
Speaker 1: being a burden on everybody else, in this case, your neighbor.
Speaker 1: I don't know why you folks wouldn't do that.
Speaker 5: Well, it's what gets me is how powerful and pungent
Speaker 5: it is, though, you know what I mean. Yeah, back
Speaker 5: in the day, you could, you know, be smoked a
Speaker 5: little weed in your bedroom, maybe your parents. Your parents
Speaker 5: probably couldn't even smell it out in the living room,
Speaker 5: but of course you were in there smoking the joint,
Speaker 5: blowing the smoke out the window and whatnot. Of course
Speaker 5: I wouldn't know that. But but the fact that you
Speaker 5: can smell that, like, like I said, driving down the
Speaker 5: freaking interstate.
Speaker 15: Man.
Speaker 1: That's strong stuff. Yeah, but but no, I think this is,
Speaker 1: as I said, a landmark case here, because you know,
Speaker 1: this kind of setting a little bit of a precedent
Speaker 1: here for some other folks that I think would would
Speaker 1: tend to agree with its lady.
Speaker 5: So, speaking of driving down the interstate rock, I was
Speaker 5: with my lovely wife, and they have those message boards, right, yeah,
Speaker 5: the thinks you know what I mean, the billboards, the
Speaker 5: traffic boards. Yeah, they could say, you know, blah blah
Speaker 5: blah ten minutes, you know, the wreck on the right
Speaker 5: shoulder up, you know, two miles ahead, or whatever the
Speaker 5: case might be. But they also have those little messages, right,
Speaker 5: those cute little messages like a post it note or
Speaker 5: something hang in there, baby, you know, like those old things. Right,
Speaker 5: But they always have cute little messages like plenty kind
Speaker 5: of things. And the one that I saw today and
Speaker 5: I just wanted to talk to my friends who do that. Okay,
Speaker 5: it says teen fourteen drivers texting and driving is totally cringe,
Speaker 5: or right distracted it's distracted driving is totally cringe. And
Speaker 5: I looked at dep and I said, so you got
Speaker 5: a sixteen year old kid driving down the road.
Speaker 1: He looks up to read that's hed and he goes,
Speaker 1: what does that say? Boom gets many ass Yeah reading
Speaker 1: that thing, I think that message is the most cringe
Speaker 1: thing of all is correct trying to be cool, trying
Speaker 1: to be hip. And that's why don't use some of
Speaker 1: those most of those words. You know, I knew if
Speaker 1: I they're out a whatever the latest lingo is by
Speaker 1: the kids, it would look dorky.
Speaker 5: So well, that's the thing that my wife said that
Speaker 5: to me today, She said, isn't that pass do now?
Speaker 1: I don't know, our kids.
Speaker 5: Don't live on home anymore, but it seems like anytime
Speaker 5: a word becomes something like that becomes cool, it's not
Speaker 5: cool in two weeks.
Speaker 1: Right. I'll tell you the one my boys use a lot,
Speaker 1: and I actually do think it's it's I actually like
Speaker 1: it as no cap no cap like, which means I'm
Speaker 1: not I'm not messing with you, right, Like you know Dan,
Speaker 1: you know, went to school and this kid just walk
Speaker 1: up and punch this other kid no cap. You know,
Speaker 1: you're like, you know, so I try to work that
Speaker 1: one in a little bit. Actually, I actually like that one.
Speaker 1: Or sus sus sus is one. They say that one
Speaker 1: as well.
Speaker 5: Coming up talk about sus. Our good friend Jenn Styers
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Speaker 12: Wall Street ends the week way up. This is the
Speaker 12: five o'clock report. I'm Matt Reese breaking now. Records broken
Speaker 12: for the stock market today. Encouraging news is the reason
Speaker 12: About inflation, Dow was up over five hundred points at times.
Speaker 12: Annual inflation rate hit three percent in September. Consumer Price
Speaker 12: index with an increase of three tenths of a point
Speaker 12: last month. That is slightly less than what economists were predicting.
Speaker 12: That index is what sets the cost of living adjustment
Speaker 12: for people on Social Security next year.
Speaker 19: The average social Security check is only about two thousand dollars,
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Speaker 19: two point eight percent, that averages out to be about
Speaker 19: fifty six dollars more a month starting in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 19: Many seniors say, like everybody else, they're paying a lot
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Speaker 19: of people over age fifty to tell the AARP in
Speaker 19: a recent survey, they don't think an increase of around
Speaker 19: three percent is going to do much good.
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Speaker 1: Love Guru, Is that fair enough? That's that's understelling it.
Speaker 1: I mean it's like love Queen, love love her to
Speaker 1: the stars.
Speaker 3: About you?
Speaker 5: Should you know what? We've never asked her? I bet
Speaker 5: she was a homecoming.
Speaker 1: Queen or a prom queen, no doubt, no doubt.
Speaker 5: Gen Steyers, did you indeed hold those crowns?
Speaker 20: I love it, I hold all those crowns. How could
Speaker 20: I'm in the best place ever? I mean, who gets
Speaker 20: those kind of compliments. Love guru that you know. I mean,
Speaker 20: it's amazing. Let's just keep going out all day.
Speaker 5: It's the reason our wives love us so much, because, man,
Speaker 5: we know how to lay on the butter.
Speaker 1: Also we have experienced laying it on it.
Speaker 5: In other words, were full of crap, Jenna, couple of
Speaker 5: things we wanted to talk to you about.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 5: Now, I don't think this is anything new. The one
Speaker 5: in I think it was one in three. Shoot, I
Speaker 5: have it right here in front of me. One, yeah,
Speaker 5: one and three gen Z singles admit to going out
Speaker 5: on a date so they could get a free meal. Now,
Speaker 5: I've been out on dates before, well back in the day.
Speaker 5: The best I can remember where you knew that basically
Speaker 5: they were only in it for the for the spaghetti
Speaker 5: ditder or whatever.
Speaker 20: But are they calling that the foody call a foodie
Speaker 20: call instead.
Speaker 1: Of a booty Calln't I didn't see that. That's that's clever,
Speaker 1: though I do like that.
Speaker 20: I'm shocked at one slip past you guys, how But yeah, well,
Speaker 20: age old trick. I mean, it's not like this hasn't
Speaker 20: been going on forever. However, I'm sure that now that
Speaker 20: there's you know, the economy has said what it was,
Speaker 20: it is. Uh, you know, you're probably seeing a little
Speaker 20: more of that. And there are women and they are
Speaker 20: I guess they're talking about it on TikTok, even though
Speaker 20: I'm not on TikTok, but they're talking about how they
Speaker 20: do it all the time and bragging about it. So
Speaker 20: it's it's definitely a thing. And there are some women
Speaker 20: that do it all the time, so always have see
Speaker 20: how they make up, that's how they survive.
Speaker 1: I would weigh it like, I mean, okay, what is it?
Speaker 1: You know, probably all together between getting ready and going
Speaker 1: out and going I mean you're talking two or three
Speaker 1: hours is two or three hours worth you know getting
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, as Ed said, some some grilled chicken somewhere.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I guess some women see it that way.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 20: You know, it's interesting because a lot of women will say, well,
Speaker 20: you know, I go out and buy a new outfit
Speaker 20: and you know, spend all the time getting ready that
Speaker 20: they at least owe me a meal, So you know,
Speaker 20: you hear that, and hey, I will say this though,
Speaker 20: I think we're also you know, looking at trends with
Speaker 20: the with the younger women. You know the guests. Are
Speaker 20: there ones that are on tuty calls, yes, and looking
Speaker 20: for a free meal. Yes, but there's there's a lot
Speaker 20: of these women too that want to slip the check. So,
Speaker 20: you know, it's that's that's been something that we've seen
Speaker 20: on the rise lately too, and especially if the woman
Speaker 20: isn't interested in the man, she doesn't want to owe
Speaker 20: him anything, and so well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, my next part is, yeah, you would feel like
Speaker 1: he owed somebody something. But yeah, if they split the check.
Speaker 1: We live in the age of women empowerment. If they
Speaker 1: want to do that and feel better about themselves, that's
Speaker 1: that's fine.
Speaker 20: Yeah, yeah, you know that is that is one of
Speaker 20: the most interesting questions. And to hear men men especially
Speaker 20: be all over the board about it. Like there's some
Speaker 20: men that will say, not a chance that you're going
Speaker 20: to pay for this, And then there's other men that
Speaker 20: don't mind at all. You can split the check, pay
Speaker 20: for it. They don't care. They're like, oh, thanks, I've
Speaker 20: run into that too. I've been on you know, meetings
Speaker 20: or something. It doesn't matter who calls it. I'll go
Speaker 20: to get my card out. Oh thank you. The guy
Speaker 20: will say, I'm surprised that men allow that. You know,
Speaker 20: I'm shocked. I mean, at least at least you know,
Speaker 20: object and let her.
Speaker 1: Insist, Yeah, you should put back once or twice. No,
Speaker 1: you know, I'm not going to let you do that. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: I'm okay.
Speaker 5: It's like if you go out with your buddies and
Speaker 5: the one guy goes, oh, dude, I got I got
Speaker 5: these beers or whatever. You go, oh man, let me,
Speaker 5: I'll get mine, and they go no, I insist, okay, perfect, cool, fine,
Speaker 5: go ahead, get to the next time.
Speaker 3: Right right.
Speaker 20: Yeah, So I know, and I've, like I said, I've
Speaker 20: been out with guys too as friends, and they would
Speaker 20: look at me like if I could pull my card,
Speaker 20: don't you dare touch your walk, don't you go near that,
Speaker 20: you know, And so you know it. I think people
Speaker 20: are all over the board when it comes to this,
Speaker 20: But I do think men need to I do you
Speaker 20: think men need to watch out? I think that there
Speaker 20: are plenty of women that are looking for a free meal,
Speaker 20: or a free Louis Baton, or are a free trip
Speaker 20: to you know, Paris, France.
Speaker 21: So yeah, it escalated quickly. Who isn't looking for a
Speaker 21: free driven Paris. I'll charm somebody. I'll charm it. Go
Speaker 21: to Paris, man.
Speaker 5: But by the same token, Jen Rocky and I were
Speaker 5: talking about it, and I talked to you a little
Speaker 5: bit about it, and then text the other day is that, yeah,
Speaker 5: you're looking for a free meal. Well, I'm looking for
Speaker 5: a prostitute for the cost of a cheeseburger and fries.
Speaker 1: So there you go, Steven, Steven.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 20: Hey, guys, you know it's funny. I just was talking
Speaker 20: to somebody about this. You know, women these days are
Speaker 20: not even pretending to want a pre meal. I mean,
Speaker 20: I actually, I don't know if I've sent the text
Speaker 20: messages to you. A guy friend of mine forwarded me
Speaker 20: some messages and he said, I'm getting these from women lately,
Speaker 20: and then other guys have confirmed oh yeah. When I
Speaker 20: posted them, they're like, oh yeah, I'm getting them too.
Speaker 20: These women are telling the guys not only do I
Speaker 20: if you want to date me, do I require that
Speaker 20: we go to a four or five star restaurant at least?
Speaker 20: But if you date me, I'm telling you up front,
Speaker 20: I get a monthly siphon, I get a you know,
Speaker 20: they get paid monthly and oh Yeah, it's crazy, but
Speaker 20: I've seen it, like I'm seeing these text messages and
Speaker 20: it's insanity.
Speaker 1: Yeah anyway, Yeah, I mean only beta males would would
Speaker 1: go after a woman that makes all those demands. I mean,
Speaker 1: if ed knows my fascination with when Stefani, she will
Speaker 1: always be the love of my life. And Susan, that
Speaker 1: stupid country singer, you know she law if she's if
Speaker 1: she gave me said Rock, you know what, I want
Speaker 1: to give you a shot, but you know what you're
Speaker 1: gonna be paying. You gotta pay me a monthly stipend
Speaker 1: and I gotta be like, no, I'm not gonna do that.
Speaker 1: I got a little, you know, a little integrity here myself.
Speaker 1: I got a little I think of myself a little bit.
Speaker 1: We're not going to do that.
Speaker 5: It's crazy you're talking to us. I know exactly what
Speaker 5: would happen. Well, I really don't want it, but she'd
Speaker 5: be like, Rock, it's your it's your shot. You've been
Speaker 5: waiting your whole life since you were a teenager.
Speaker 1: And you was teen years old, man, much telling you.
Speaker 1: I just can't believe women. Women act like that. That's
Speaker 1: I mean, there's there's not many men out.
Speaker 3: There that.
Speaker 1: Kid. Yet that sounds like that to me.
Speaker 5: So what about this thing? What about jen throning? That's
Speaker 5: a we We talked a couple of weeks ago about shreking,
Speaker 5: where you date an ugly person because they're going to
Speaker 5: treat you better.
Speaker 1: Now, throw, I think is the opposite of that. What
Speaker 1: is that.
Speaker 20: Throning is when they're just focused on somebody's social status,
Speaker 20: so they're more interested in what you can do for
Speaker 20: them versus anything else. So it's, you know, they're attracted
Speaker 20: to somebody that's got a time. I see this all
Speaker 20: the time, a title or money or you know, has
Speaker 20: the ability to get them a great job. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 20: telling you right now, I see a lot of this
Speaker 20: in Dallas, Texas.
Speaker 1: But this is not something new either. I mean women
Speaker 1: have been going after high high profile men for a
Speaker 1: long long time to elevate their social status, right.
Speaker 20: One hundred one hundred percent. None of this stuff is new.
Speaker 20: They just like to come up with new names for it,
Speaker 20: you know. I Mean that's that's all. And you know,
Speaker 20: TikTok's all about, you know, trying to create a trend
Speaker 20: or something, you know, some kind of viral trend. So
Speaker 20: they name it, but yeah, no, people have been doing
Speaker 20: this forever. Uh you know, of course, mainly women to men.
Speaker 20: You know, gosh, guys just have to be where, don't they.
Speaker 20: After today, all your guy listeners are going to be like,
Speaker 20: oh my god.
Speaker 5: Well, let me ask you, is it Do guys do
Speaker 5: this at all? Because you're basically trying to be a
Speaker 5: jigilow or something. I don't know what you call that,
Speaker 5: but yeah, if you're going after a rich woman just
Speaker 5: because hey, it's going to make me look good, I
Speaker 5: mean I would think that if you go okay, I like, well, okay,
Speaker 5: rocky case in point, Gwen Stefani, guess what you are
Speaker 5: start telling people, well, I left my wife and family,
Speaker 5: but now I'm with Gwen Stefani. You don't think all
Speaker 5: your friends are going to go bro do bad about
Speaker 5: your family.
Speaker 1: But that's cool, that's awesome.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 20: Well, let's just I mean, honestly, I think there's there's
Speaker 20: plenty of men that that are looking for women that
Speaker 20: can support them. I mean, I've seen it a lot
Speaker 20: more lately than I've been ever in the past. Uh,
Speaker 20: in the past couple of years, men seem to have
Speaker 20: gotten very comfortable letting a woman pay for things and
Speaker 20: support him. So I feel, I mean, I see a
Speaker 20: lot of it. Again, I don't know it's just because
Speaker 20: I live in Dallas, but there are a lot of
Speaker 20: wealthy women, and there are a lot of wealthy men,
Speaker 20: and I do see it happening amongst the women too,
Speaker 20: or they're getting they're getting the same thing. I have
Speaker 20: to tell some of my wealthier women to be careful,
Speaker 20: you know. Just you know, that thirty five year old
Speaker 20: guy that's hot and you're sixty five, there may be
Speaker 20: something else, you know, besides your dashingly good looks that
Speaker 20: is attracting him. So yeah, but it does happen.
Speaker 1: It shouldn't be that way though, right. It should be
Speaker 1: the man kind of, you know, being the you know,
Speaker 1: I want to say, the provider in it all. But
Speaker 1: you know it's kind of I think you're a little
Speaker 1: more tradition, no, correct, I am?
Speaker 20: I am? I do I And you know I do
Speaker 20: see two. I do see women and men, but mostly
Speaker 20: women saying that I have a lot of money. The
Speaker 20: women will say, I don't care if the guy makes
Speaker 20: less money than I do, or just earns a good living,
Speaker 20: as long as he's self sufficient, you know. So he's not,
Speaker 20: you know, trying.
Speaker 1: To live off right right. Yeah, yeah, how he's got
Speaker 1: something going on. It doesn't have to be my level.
Speaker 1: But as long as he's just not sitting there being
Speaker 1: a deadbeat.
Speaker 20: Yeah, But then you know, there's all kinds of problems
Speaker 20: that go into that, uh issue when a woman is
Speaker 20: flipping the bill for everything, So she wants to go
Speaker 20: to we'll say Paris because that's our city today. She
Speaker 20: wants to go to Paris, and she wants somebody to
Speaker 20: go with, and he can't afford the plane ticket. So
Speaker 20: you know, she's sugar mama. So uh yeah, there's plenty
Speaker 20: of guys that are comfortable doing that. So yes, it
Speaker 20: works both ways. I mean, I guess we have moved
Speaker 20: into an area of relationships where there's a lot of arrangements.
Speaker 20: They've become more popular over the last decade or half
Speaker 20: a decade, I should say, But but arrangements are a
Speaker 20: lot more popular than they used to be. So for
Speaker 20: us that really do value relationships, and I know you
Speaker 20: guys love your wife so much, you guys, I think
Speaker 20: it's amazing how sweet your relationships are with your wife
Speaker 20: and how often you talk about them and tell stories
Speaker 20: and it's amazing and you still value them. But people
Speaker 20: just aren't valuing relationships like they used to. And it
Speaker 20: makes me sad. I mean not to say that there
Speaker 20: aren't people that still are that still do, but we're,
Speaker 20: you know, we're we are moving into a society of Okay,
Speaker 20: the arrangement's okay, I'm getting what I want, You're getting
Speaker 20: what you want. It's fine.
Speaker 1: Why is that? Is it just overall materialism? Is it social?
Speaker 1: Is this social media thing? Or are we going to
Speaker 1: blame that? Like, like, what is that? Why don't people
Speaker 1: want real relationships?
Speaker 20: Yeah? You know, I think that. I think that a
Speaker 20: lot of people have given up on love. We've seen
Speaker 20: you know, people overdoing it on the dating apps, getting
Speaker 20: burned out, not finding the right person, not thinking the
Speaker 20: right person exists, so just settling for an arrangement that
Speaker 20: something that makes them feel good, so they don't they
Speaker 20: kind of take all their expectations off the table because
Speaker 20: they've learned that they they or they learned that they
Speaker 20: weren't going to get them met even though they still
Speaker 20: could get met. They're just not looking in the right place.
Speaker 20: But I think online dating has really done that. And
Speaker 20: then of course the online dating is done to society.
Speaker 20: Social media has done to society and made people think
Speaker 20: that everything's so easy to get and there's ten more
Speaker 20: around the corner, so people don't value what they have,
Speaker 20: you know, to say about.
Speaker 5: It, Yeah, gris is always greener, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well I do think I've always said this. I
Speaker 1: think social media has done that. The Internet has done that.
Speaker 1: You know, in the fifties, you know, most of the
Speaker 1: time you were gonna you know, date and marry someone
Speaker 1: within your county because you didn't see all these Instagram
Speaker 1: models rolling all over Facebook and stuff. But but now,
Speaker 1: like you, if you go to a city, you know,
Speaker 1: if you go to Nashville and you'll look in your
Speaker 1: in your Instagram, you will see like, you know, Hollywood
Speaker 1: looking girls running around in Nashville, Like, well, hell, I
Speaker 1: can get one of these too. This has got to
Speaker 1: be easy. And of course they got twelve filters on
Speaker 1: and all that sort of thing, so you you pass
Speaker 1: up the thing that's actually good and keep chasing the
Speaker 1: thing that isn't actually real one hundred percent.
Speaker 20: One hundred percent. Yeah, and so much of so much
Speaker 20: of what people put on social media or accounts. As
Speaker 20: a persona it's not who they are, and yeah, it's
Speaker 20: it's definitely gotten a lot harder. I don't want people
Speaker 20: that are listening to your show to lose hope, though,
Speaker 20: because there really are still a lot of good people
Speaker 20: out there still looking for the right thing. There are,
Speaker 20: Uh they're just a little harder to find because they're
Speaker 20: not on the dating apps and they're not you know,
Speaker 20: blaunching it on social media. So you just have to
Speaker 20: look in different places, and you know, and look harder.
Speaker 5: All right with that, Jen, we will let you go.
Speaker 5: People want to find out more about it, what it
Speaker 5: is you do?
Speaker 1: Where can they go?
Speaker 20: Lovegen dot com, it's my website. Thanks, guys, have a
Speaker 20: good weekend.
Speaker 1: Jan You're the best. We love you too, Love you
Speaker 1: to you guys.
Speaker 7: See.
Speaker 5: Uh no, she's great, man, he's the best. And with that,
Speaker 5: and we're talking about you down in Nashville.
Speaker 1: Well, well we'll talk off the airpact. Yeah, you're on
Speaker 1: the team.
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