Speaker 1: Morning Run with Amy and TJ and iHeartRadio Podcast. Good morning, everyone,
Speaker 1: and welcome to Morning Run. It's Friday, June thirteenth.
Speaker 2: I'm Amy Robox and I'm TJ. Holmes. You want to
Speaker 2: blow right through that Friday the thirteenth.
Speaker 1: I just thought you might pick it up.
Speaker 2: Oh, I picked up what you putting down as always. Yes, folks,
Speaker 2: it's Friday the thirteenth. We hope you have a good one.
Speaker 2: Don't believe the hype. Nothing to be scared of today.
Speaker 2: It's going to be a wonderful Friday. But let us
Speaker 2: begin on this run though with something quite terrible that
Speaker 2: has the world on edge right now. Israel launched a
Speaker 2: preemptive attack on Auran, and Iranian retaliation is underway as
Speaker 2: we speak, and the US tries to make it perfectly
Speaker 2: clear we had nothing to do with any of this.
Speaker 1: Also, a tragedy in India as a passenger plane goes down,
Speaker 1: killing everyone on board except for one miracle survivor in
Speaker 1: seat eleven A, and that was quick hours after a
Speaker 1: California judge tells President Trump he can't call in the
Speaker 1: National Guard, an appeals court says he can.
Speaker 2: Also on the run this morning did he want answers
Speaker 2: or attention. A viral debate erupts after a viral video
Speaker 2: of California Senator Alex Padilla being physically removed from a
Speaker 2: Christinome press conference. Also, police have arrested and charged the
Speaker 2: Dominican nightclub owners after that horrific roof collapse in April
Speaker 2: that killed two hundred and thirty six people.
Speaker 1: And another dramatic day in the did He trial with
Speaker 1: ex girlfriend Jane wrapping her six days of testimony with
Speaker 1: a huge surprise for the courtroom. And it was a
Speaker 1: wild final day in the Harvey Weinstein retrial, the judge
Speaker 1: declaring a mistrial on the third count after a grown
Speaker 1: man said he was too afraid to go back to
Speaker 1: the deliberation room.
Speaker 2: And also on the run this morning, the new five
Speaker 2: million dollar Trump Gold Card is here and it's a
Speaker 2: hot item, at least according to President Trump. Also, history
Speaker 2: was made last night in Game four of the Stanley Cup,
Speaker 2: and we missed it, and of course course we mentioned
Speaker 2: at the top it is Friday the thirteenth. Do you
Speaker 2: have a superstitious streak in you? Do you knock on wood?
Speaker 2: Do you cross your fingers? Do you even know why
Speaker 2: you do all that stuff. Well, we're gonna get into
Speaker 2: why it's very important to have some of these tricks
Speaker 2: in your back pocket, maybe on a day like Friday
Speaker 2: the thirteenth.
Speaker 1: All right, looking forward to all of that, But we
Speaker 1: begin our run in the Middle East, where Iranian retaliation
Speaker 1: is underway this morning after an unprecedented Israeli attack on Iran.
Speaker 1: Israeli warplane struck one hundred targets in Iran last night,
Speaker 1: killing three top generals as well as Iran's top nuclear scientists.
Speaker 2: It's really Prime Minister Benjamin Natanyaw who said the preemptive
Speaker 2: strikes targeted Iran's nuclear program. They were meant to roll back,
Speaker 2: as he put it, Iran's threat to Israel's very survival.
Speaker 2: Nanyah who says this operation will continue in the next
Speaker 2: few days, and a state of emergency was declared in
Speaker 2: Israel as the country prepared for whatever Iranian retaliation is
Speaker 2: to come.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, the United States wants to make this clear, we
Speaker 1: did not have anything to do with this. In fact,
Speaker 1: Secretary of State Marco Rubio put out this statement tonight.
Speaker 1: Israel took unilateral action against Iran. We are not involved
Speaker 1: in strikes against Iran, and our top priority is protecting
Speaker 1: American forces in the region. Israel advised US they believe
Speaker 1: this action was necessary for its self defense. President Trump
Speaker 1: and the Administration have taken all necessary steps to protect
Speaker 1: our forces and remain in close contact with our regional partners.
Speaker 1: Let me be clear, Iran should not target US interests
Speaker 1: or personnel.
Speaker 2: We should note that, as of this recording, Iran has
Speaker 2: retaliated by sending drones in the direction of Israel. Israel
Speaker 2: has been working overnight, it says, to shoot down those drones.
Speaker 2: As of this recording, we do not have any reports
Speaker 2: of widespread damage in Israel because of those strikes. Stay tuned.
Speaker 2: We will continue on the run. On this Friday morning,
Speaker 2: with a tragedy and a miracle in India, an Air
Speaker 2: India plane headed for London crashed moments after taking off,
Speaker 2: killing everybody on board except for one man. This one
Speaker 2: man didn't just survive robes. He walked away from the
Speaker 2: crash without any life threatening injuries.
Speaker 1: It's hard to get your head around how that could
Speaker 1: have happened when you see the video. Two hundred and
Speaker 1: forty two people were on board that Boeing seven eighty
Speaker 1: seven Dreamliner When it crashed into a dining hall of
Speaker 1: a medical college, it created a huge fireball. The whole
Speaker 1: plane went up in flames. It killed at least five
Speaker 1: medical students who were on the ground officials in INDSA.
Speaker 1: So far, two hundred and sixty nine bodies have been recovered,
Speaker 1: so a lot of folks died on the ground there,
Speaker 1: but the final death toll is still not yet known.
Speaker 2: So how was one man able to survive? How was
Speaker 2: he not only able to survive but walk away from this?
Speaker 2: Nobody knows. He doesn't even know. This is what we know,
Speaker 2: and a lot of people have been focused on those robes.
Speaker 2: Seat eleven A, that is where he was sitting. This
Speaker 2: is the first crash ever of a Boeing seven eighty
Speaker 2: seven aircraft. It's the worst aviation disaster in India in
Speaker 2: the thirty years. Of course, these investigations can take months
Speaker 2: and years. But Rob, when you were first telling me
Speaker 2: that somebody survived, that's one thing I was like, Man,
Speaker 2: he must be in bad shape, critical condition, you said
Speaker 2: you were reading. He said, no, he's he's stable, not
Speaker 2: life threatening. Yeah, And then you told me he walked
Speaker 2: out of this.
Speaker 1: He walked out this and you know, a lot of
Speaker 1: people were thinking, is this real? Is this true? Was
Speaker 1: he actually on the plane? But so far according to
Speaker 1: Indian officials, he was, but he just had some scratches
Speaker 1: and some bruises. Literally, it makes zero sense. And there's
Speaker 1: video of the plane as it was going down. Its
Speaker 1: nose was pointed up as the plane was rapidly descending
Speaker 1: in a lot of aviation experts say, obviously, that is bizarre,
Speaker 1: and there are a lot of questions as to what
Speaker 1: could have happened. But they said multiple things had to
Speaker 1: be going wrong for a plane this size, it was
Speaker 1: only twelve years old to go down either pilot error,
Speaker 1: bird strike, some sort of catastrophic failure that had to
Speaker 1: be just an unfortunately coincidental for it all to have
Speaker 1: happened at the same time. All right, Next up on
Speaker 1: the run, we head back to this country, where President
Speaker 1: Trump won in court yesterday against the state of California,
Speaker 1: but only after he lost.
Speaker 2: These court cases always give you whiplash. The state, if
Speaker 2: you'll remember, of California, had sued to stop the president
Speaker 2: from continuing to deploy National Guard in the streets of
Speaker 2: la in response to the anti ice demonstrations there. At
Speaker 2: a hearing yesterday, a judge sided with California and said
Speaker 2: that Trump's move was in fact unlawful and ordered him
Speaker 2: to return control of the National Guard back over to
Speaker 2: California and Governor Newsom.
Speaker 1: That victory by California, though, was short lived, because later
Speaker 1: in the day, Trump successfully appealed and another court put
Speaker 1: aside that other courts ruling and gave the power back
Speaker 1: to Trump to direct the state's National Guard. Bottom line,
Speaker 1: after all of that, we are right back where we started.
Speaker 1: So the appeals court is scheduled has scheduled a hearing
Speaker 1: for next Tuesday where there can be some more back
Speaker 1: and forth.
Speaker 2: All right, we continue on this Friday morning run now
Speaker 2: and the video is everywhere. Sure you've seen it by now.
Speaker 2: And even though we all see what happens in this video,
Speaker 2: we can't seem to agree about what we're actually seeing. Robes.
Speaker 2: We're talking about the California Senator Alex Padilla, who had
Speaker 2: a viral day yesterday after video of him confronting Homeland
Speaker 2: Security Secretary Christi Nome hit the internet.
Speaker 1: The video showed him being forcibly removed from the room
Speaker 1: by the security guards and taken into a Hallway, put
Speaker 1: on the ground and then handcuffed. How the Democrats see
Speaker 1: this an example of the harsh and even violent tactics
Speaker 1: the Trump administration will use on anyone who dares to
Speaker 1: question them. As Padilla later put it, if this is
Speaker 1: how this administration responds to a senator with a question,
Speaker 1: you can only imagine what they're doing to farm workers,
Speaker 1: to cooks.
Speaker 2: Today, laborers Republicans called it something else, political theater. They
Speaker 2: accused Padilla of rude, unbecoming behavior of a US senator
Speaker 2: who went there for a staged confrontation. A White House
Speaker 2: spokesportson put it this way. Padilla didn't want answers, he
Speaker 2: wanted attention, but the embarrassed himself and his constituents with
Speaker 2: his immature theater kid stunt. It's just another one. Depends
Speaker 2: on what side of the alley or how you interpret this.
Speaker 2: But your eyes can see what happened in this this video.
Speaker 1: I mean, if you like, if you look at the video.
Speaker 1: Nome was in La she was starting her press conference.
Speaker 1: Senator Padilla immediately interrupted her during her prepared remarks. A
Speaker 1: security guard put his hands on him, tries to walk
Speaker 1: him backwards, but Hea pushes back and resists, so they
Speaker 1: eventually get him to a hallway and down to the ground.
Speaker 1: He then identified himself as a US senator, but only
Speaker 1: at the ten second mark of the scuffle.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I watched this video a bunch of times, and
Speaker 2: the scuffle was already well underway before he said, I'm
Speaker 2: Senator Alex Padia. Look, you know how I come down
Speaker 2: on these things. Everybody could have done a little better,
Speaker 2: everybody could have done something differently. But it's too bad
Speaker 2: that we are once again fighting over what we all
Speaker 2: see in a video, like we can't even agree on
Speaker 2: what our eyes are seeing. Right, here we go again.
Speaker 2: We'll continue on this run. Now we're going to head
Speaker 2: down to the Dominican and give you a follow up
Speaker 2: on that tragedy there, that nightclub tragedy. Police have now
Speaker 2: arrested the owners of that night club where two hundred
Speaker 2: and thirty six people died when that roof collapsed during
Speaker 2: a concert.
Speaker 1: Prosecutors have charged Antonio s By eight and his sister
Speaker 1: Marabelle with involuntary homicide after a night club employee came
Speaker 1: forward with evidence that he showed and warned the club's
Speaker 1: owners that they should cancel the concert because the roof
Speaker 1: was in such bad condition, My god that no.
Speaker 2: We're told to cancel it. That's different from saying, hey,
Speaker 2: you have some structure old damage. If he was specifically
Speaker 2: told don't do this. Yes, and this happened, the roof collapse.
Speaker 2: You'll remember back in April during a live rangue concert.
Speaker 2: Several prominent Dominicans were killed at the concert that night,
Speaker 2: including a well known marangue singer on stage, a Dominican governor,
Speaker 2: former Major League Baseball players. One hundred and eighty people
Speaker 2: were injured in that collapse.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this was just an unthinkable disaster. Prosecutors say the sibling,
Speaker 1: and this is their quote, demonstrated immense irresponsibility and negligence
Speaker 1: by failing to do what was necessary to ensure that
Speaker 1: the jet Set Club's roof was adequately and expertly repaired.
Speaker 1: They also maintained that the two tried to manipulate and
Speaker 1: intimidate their employee from going to police. The family has
Speaker 1: owned this very popular nightclub for nearly thirty years. They
Speaker 1: own a bunch of stuff in the Dominican But this
Speaker 1: employee turned over his phone where police say he had
Speaker 1: evidence of his conversations with the club.
Speaker 2: Oh, my goodness. Sorry, we'll continue on the run now.
Speaker 2: The next leg brings us back here to a lower
Speaker 2: Manhadding for the Diddy trial. And I can't even believe
Speaker 2: we're saying this. There was a sweet, a tender, kind
Speaker 2: of a heartfelt moment in the courtroom yesterday. It was
Speaker 2: really extraordinary. Key prosecution witness Jane finished her testimony, but
Speaker 2: before leaving the courtroom, she stopped by the prosecution table
Speaker 2: and hugged the lead prosecutor, And then she walked over
Speaker 2: to the defense table and hugged the defense attorney who
Speaker 2: has robes for days been grilling her, and they've been
Speaker 2: going at it in some tense times. But she's been
Speaker 2: up there for a week and I read this, and
Speaker 2: my heart and this my hold, I just sank to
Speaker 2: read that. Well.
Speaker 1: I mean, what a class act after having to relive
Speaker 1: that terror. I mean truly, when you hear what she
Speaker 1: testified to, but also the emotions and the love that
Speaker 1: she still feels to end it with peace, To end
Speaker 1: it with that kind of warmth and love is wow,
Speaker 1: That's truly remarkable. Jane Yes has been testifying under that
Speaker 1: pseudonym to protect her identity. She's an ex girlfriend of
Speaker 1: Sean Combs and a key prosecution witness, and she is
Speaker 1: one of four victims the government has based its entire
Speaker 1: case on. She had been on the stand since last Thursday,
Speaker 1: testifying to that pattern of abuse and control by Combs,
Speaker 1: where she says she felt obligated to participate in those
Speaker 1: sex parties or freak offs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she, like you mentioned, gave grueling and graphic details
Speaker 2: about her time performing in those freak offs. The government
Speaker 2: try to frame this as a woman being coerced, controlled,
Speaker 2: and forced to participate in these hotel nights, but the
Speaker 2: defense tried to frame her as a consensual participant.
Speaker 1: There was a two hour delay in Jane taking the
Speaker 1: stand yesterday, and the court was buzzing as the judge
Speaker 1: and the attorneys worked intensely behind closed doors. And so
Speaker 1: the big question was what was this all about? What
Speaker 1: was the delay about? Well, it was whether or not
Speaker 1: a mystery rapper could be identified in court. Jane says
Speaker 1: she flew to Vegas in twenty twenty four with this
Speaker 1: rapper and his wife or girlfriend. And on that Vegas trip,
Speaker 1: Jane claims she attended a sex party that featured one
Speaker 1: of Ditty's regular escorts. And Tom having sex in front
Speaker 1: of a crowd of people in that Vegas hotel room.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So the judge ultimately did not allow this rapper's
Speaker 2: name to be said in court, so he hasn't been identified,
Speaker 2: but the defense describe him and I quote a rapper
Speaker 2: very close to mister Combs, also quote a very successful
Speaker 2: rapper even quote and icon. Jane testified that Ditty was
Speaker 2: upset when he learned that she had gone to another
Speaker 2: man's freakoff is how she put it. But this had
Speaker 2: everybody buzzing and wondering and kind of dominated a lot
Speaker 2: of the talk online. Who is this other person that
Speaker 2: Jane is claiming is involved and has freak COFs as well?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I bet there's a lot of speculation out there.
Speaker 1: We won't name names certainly, but testimony is set to
Speaker 1: resume this morning. The government is expected to call Jonathan Perez,
Speaker 1: he worked as an assistant to Ditty.
Speaker 2: All right, stay with us here on this Friday morning. Ron.
Speaker 2: When we come back, we're gonna head to another courtroom
Speaker 2: where there was a bizarre ending to the Harvey Weinstein retrial.
Speaker 2: One of the jurors refused to go back into the
Speaker 2: jury room. Also, the Trump card is here. Would you
Speaker 2: pay five million dollars for it? Well, apparently thousands of
Speaker 2: people are willing to do so. And it's Friday the thirteenth.
Speaker 2: You got nothing to worry about.
Speaker 1: Welcome back everyone to our Friday morning run and next
Speaker 1: up on the run will stay in Lower Manhattan, where
Speaker 1: there was a dramatic Dan Court in the Harvey Weinstein retrial,
Speaker 1: the judge declared a mistrial on the third count that's
Speaker 1: where Weinstein was charged with rape. After coming to a
Speaker 1: guilty verdict for one count of criminal sexual assault and
Speaker 1: not guilty for the second. The jury was deadlocked on
Speaker 1: the rape charge, reportedly because one juror would not agree
Speaker 1: to convict.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the jury foreman came to the judge and told
Speaker 2: him he was afraid to go back in and deliberate,
Speaker 2: saying he was threatened by another juror and did not
Speaker 2: feel safe. The judge gave him security detail for court
Speaker 2: on Thursday, asked him can you continue deliberating on the
Speaker 2: rape charge and he just said nope, I'm sorry. And
Speaker 2: as when the judge made the decision for a mistrial
Speaker 2: on that charge, and that was that. Yeah.
Speaker 1: But then once court was out, several jurors spoke to
Speaker 1: the press and they disputed the foreman's narrative that he
Speaker 1: gave to the judge. They said his life was never threatened.
Speaker 1: One juror said, it's not like a fight was going
Speaker 1: to break out, adding that after seven weeks of jury
Speaker 1: duty there was high tension, but never any danger. They
Speaker 1: were speculating because it was so beautiful out and they
Speaker 1: had been stuck for seven weeks, he just wanted to
Speaker 1: go home.
Speaker 2: I mean, you could see that, but you got to
Speaker 2: see it through though. Breh.
Speaker 1: The other jurors were really upset. They said they spent
Speaker 1: so much time and devoted so much of their emotion
Speaker 1: to this case and really took it seriously and were
Speaker 1: frustrated that they ended up not getting to deliberate on
Speaker 1: that charge.
Speaker 2: Imagine thy doing that all that time. You come to
Speaker 2: the end. You know, tensions were high, and the does
Speaker 2: even said at one point, yeah, this is what happened.
Speaker 2: Sometimes it gets a little nasty, and it's supposed to.
Speaker 2: But the government said they're ready now to try Weinstein
Speaker 2: again for the third time on that account. Weinstein already
Speaker 2: serving a sixteen year prison sentence for a sexual assault
Speaker 2: conviction in California and Robes. Weinstein's attorneys already said they
Speaker 2: are about to appeal, so they're going to fight this anyway.
Speaker 2: But part of their appeal, and this is whether to
Speaker 2: your point about the grown men, said, we have never
Speaker 2: heard of this ever, that a grown man is so intimidated.
Speaker 2: A grown man who is in good physical shape in
Speaker 2: his late thirties saying I'm afraid to go back in
Speaker 2: the deliberating room. Say, we've never heard of that. So
Speaker 2: yet we'll be here.
Speaker 1: You know, when I hear stuff like that, when people
Speaker 1: are trying to get out of jury duty, like no,
Speaker 1: I can't be impartial because you know, I just I
Speaker 1: don't like police or whatever, just to not get on
Speaker 1: the jury. I've heard people make up hilarious lies. Never
Speaker 1: heard this, But now you've got someone who's been sitting
Speaker 1: on a jury saying I'm afraid for my life. All right?
Speaker 1: Next up on Iran. Who would be willing to pay
Speaker 1: five million dollars just for a chance at American citizenship? Well,
Speaker 1: thousands of people apparently.
Speaker 2: If fifteen thousand according to the President, who launched his
Speaker 2: so called Trump Gold Card this week. He's been talking
Speaker 2: about this for a while creating a special category in
Speaker 2: which foreign nationals can cash or with cash despair cash CAD.
Speaker 2: I couldn't see that word.
Speaker 1: It's a little Southern twist there. Your Arkansas came out.
Speaker 2: Okay, let me try this again. So this go guard
Speaker 2: is a special category in which foreign nationals with money
Speaker 2: to can pay five million dollars for a green card
Speaker 2: for a path to citizenship.
Speaker 1: He called it a green card with a higher level
Speaker 1: of sophistication. Are you kidding me? The administration launched a
Speaker 1: website this week for people to get on the wait
Speaker 1: list for the Gold card, and the President says fifteen
Speaker 1: thousand people have already signed up. You know, I remember
Speaker 1: when the tolls started coming out when you can like
Speaker 1: the Peach Pass or you know easy pass where you
Speaker 1: can just pay a little extra to be in a
Speaker 1: fast lane. We used to call those Lexus lanes. But
Speaker 1: now this is called a gold card instead of a
Speaker 1: green card.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a green card with a higher level of sophistication.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, it's.
Speaker 2: For a citizenship for people who have refined.
Speaker 1: Tastes or just a lot of money.
Speaker 2: This is nuts, all right? Next up here, just tell
Speaker 2: you quickly a historic comeback in Game four the Stanley
Speaker 2: Cup Final. Last night, Edmonton Oilers were down three goals
Speaker 2: to the Florida Panthers' skang was happening in Miami. They
Speaker 2: end up tying the game. The Oilers did. They forced
Speaker 2: overtime and eventually one with an overtime goal five to four.
Speaker 1: The series is now tied to to two. And this
Speaker 1: history that they made. They are the first road team
Speaker 1: to win a Stanley Cup game after being down by
Speaker 1: three goals. Last time that happened was in nineteen nineteen.
Speaker 1: What was the score when you fell asleep?
Speaker 2: It was three to one? I think so they were
Speaker 2: coming back. I kind of let it go. I did.
Speaker 2: This is not NBA. I liked the Stanley Cup, but
Speaker 2: I didn't lose as much. Sleepy.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Can you imagine if you had stayed and then
Speaker 1: it went to overtime, you'd.
Speaker 2: Be I would have stayed up for sure.
Speaker 1: Oh that would not have been all right?
Speaker 2: Final leg here, folks, Friday thirteenth only the only Friday
Speaker 2: thirteenth of twenty twenty five. You were telling me this.
Speaker 2: I didn't know we had that many. I thought we
Speaker 2: got won every couple of years. But you say we
Speaker 2: usually have.
Speaker 1: Last year we had two.
Speaker 2: We had two, only got one this year, so enjoy
Speaker 2: this one today. We told our listeners you all about
Speaker 2: the history of the day. We talked about this during
Speaker 2: the last one we had, which was in November.
Speaker 1: It was in December. What it's December not November. Wow,
Speaker 1: you really didn't sleep last night. So it's not completely
Speaker 1: clear why the day has become a day to fear
Speaker 1: or a day of bad luck. But some say it
Speaker 1: goes back to medieval times. There's something with like some
Speaker 1: Nordic god or something, but others say it's rooted in Christianity.
Speaker 1: Christ died on a Friday. There were thirteen at the
Speaker 1: Last Supper, including Judas who betrayed him, So that's part
Speaker 1: of the history.
Speaker 2: So on this Friday the thirteenth, if you're a superstitious person,
Speaker 2: A lot of people do a lot of things or
Speaker 2: I won't folks won't walk under a ladder. A ladder
Speaker 2: and you see a black cat, you freak all these
Speaker 2: kinds of things. But some people have some little tricks
Speaker 2: to avoid superstitions. You have a list here, I'm going
Speaker 2: to use this. Do we do this all the time?
Speaker 2: Knock on wood? I had no idea where this came from.
Speaker 2: Did you know I.
Speaker 1: Knock on wood all the time if you say something
Speaker 1: you don't want to jinx yourself. Well, apparently it was
Speaker 1: once believed that good spirits lived in trees, and if
Speaker 1: you knocked on anything made from wood, you can call
Speaker 1: on those spirits for protection against misfortune. So now you
Speaker 1: know why you knock on wood.
Speaker 2: That one kind of makes sense. Can you go down?
Speaker 2: People cross their fingers all the time.
Speaker 1: I didn't know, so crossing your fingers making the sign
Speaker 1: of the Christian faith with your fingers is believe to
Speaker 1: prevent evil spirits from ruining your good fortune. So you're
Speaker 1: actually making the sign of the cross when you're crossing
Speaker 1: your fingers.
Speaker 2: Okay, so some of these have never heard of four
Speaker 2: leaf clover. We get wearing your clothes inside out? Never
Speaker 2: heard this.
Speaker 1: Apparently people do this. They said, you can wear your
Speaker 1: clothes inside out and that brings good luck. They say
Speaker 1: that's people sometimes will Baseball players will turn their caps
Speaker 1: inside out during important games. This is some They actually
Speaker 1: don't know where that superstition originated, but it's widespread. How
Speaker 1: about I didn't know walking in the rain was good luck,
Speaker 1: but I do that all the time because I always
Speaker 1: forget my umbrella. So I have had so much luck
Speaker 1: that I didn't even realize I was bringing in. But
Speaker 1: apparently it's because it's it brings the success of the crops.
Speaker 1: So if you have rain on you a rainy season,
Speaker 1: you're prosperous. This is bizarre. But avoiding cracks in the sidewalk,
Speaker 1: that is one that I do. Most of us know
Speaker 1: the rhyme step on a crack, break your mother's back?
Speaker 1: Do you step on cracks?
Speaker 2: Never heard of that until this moment. What that thing
Speaker 2: you just said? Never heard of it?
Speaker 1: Well, And I think it's just probably a good policy
Speaker 1: to avoid tripping.
Speaker 2: Although it's working well for you.
Speaker 1: Tripping is something I do often, all right anyway, So everyone,
Speaker 1: we wish you luck on this Friday, the thirteenth, And
Speaker 1: that brings us to our quote of the day. This
Speaker 1: one comes. I've heard this in different iterations, but I
Speaker 1: love the way lu seal Ball set it.
Speaker 2: I'd rather regret the things I've done than regret the
Speaker 2: things i haven't done. There's those coming different forms, but
Speaker 2: take this one with you, folks. And you always talk
Speaker 2: about on your deathbed, are you ever going to say, Man,
Speaker 2: I really hate I did that. I hate I did that. No, A,
Speaker 2: you're going to say, I hate that I didn't get
Speaker 2: to do that.
Speaker 1: Yes, exactly, because even when we do things and regret them,
Speaker 1: we have lessons that we've learned, were wiser, were better
Speaker 1: for it. But it's when you don't do the thing
Speaker 1: that you wish you had done at the end of
Speaker 1: your life. Man, that's tough because there's no getting that
Speaker 1: time back. So y'all, before you head into the weekend,
Speaker 1: just remember to enjoy your life. Here from lucial Ball
Speaker 1: is our quote of the day. I'd rather regret the
Speaker 1: things I've done than regret the things I haven't done.
Speaker 1: And with that, we hope you have a very lucky
Speaker 1: day on this part of the thirteenth. I'm Amy Robots
Speaker 1: and I'm TJ. Holmes.
Speaker 2: Folks, have a wonderful, wonderful weekend.