Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio of the
Speaker 1: George Washington Broadcast Center. Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty Armstrong
Speaker 1: and Jetty and he Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 2: Enjoy the Super Bowl and while you can, because it's
Speaker 2: probably one of the last ones to be shown on
Speaker 2: broadcast TV, which is a shame because streaming is ruining
Speaker 2: football and that's Taylor Swift's job.
Speaker 1: So I hadn't heard that is this. Are we at
Speaker 1: the end of broadcast TV's contracts for the Super Bowl,
Speaker 1: in which case Jeff Bezos with Amazon for instance, somebody
Speaker 1: could throw a tremendous amount of money at the contract.
Speaker 1: I mean, I could see him making the calculation that
Speaker 1: that's a win the number of people he would get
Speaker 1: signed up for Prime.
Speaker 3: I have heard nothing about this, but it wouldn't shock me.
Speaker 3: It would be an enormous cost. But like you say,
Speaker 3: Bezos could handle it well.
Speaker 1: And you'd bring up You'd get a lot of You'd
Speaker 1: probably get a lot of people signed up. Yeah, it
Speaker 1: also make a lot of people really angry.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a lot of the games are going to streaming
Speaker 3: services Netflix, Peacock, Amazon off games now.
Speaker 1: Well, and my introduction to streaming sports was the Tyson
Speaker 1: fight that didn't work. You couldn't freaking watch it.
Speaker 3: You're just too many track down your your favorite team
Speaker 3: every week. Oh it's on the NFL network now, as
Speaker 3: Michael said, No, it's on Netflix, it's Amazon, Amazon Prime
Speaker 3: Today or whatever. Yeah, I don't. I'd be careful NFL,
Speaker 3: but you got I would a lot of a product.
Speaker 1: I would be too you As we've all seen with
Speaker 1: lots of things, see the Oscars, tele Gas. There's a
Speaker 1: limit with a variety of things to where people just say, nah,
Speaker 1: nothing's quite as big as the NFL, though. It seems
Speaker 1: to have amazing resiliency in terms of being the thing
Speaker 1: that people want for.
Speaker 3: Whatever reason, right, and the core product is so what
Speaker 3: people want. They can really make bad moves around the
Speaker 3: edges and people talk about it and then grumble about
Speaker 3: it and the rest, but the core product is so
Speaker 3: good that people just keep coming back because, like you know,
Speaker 3: I was as pissed off and disappointed and off put
Speaker 3: by the NFL as I think is possible during the
Speaker 3: whole Black Lives Matter, everything's political kneeling on the sideline stuff.
Speaker 3: I stopped watching for about a season, but then I
Speaker 3: came back.
Speaker 1: Yes, Katie.
Speaker 4: I just had a conversation with a football fan that said,
Speaker 4: the streaming thing has made it really difficult to be
Speaker 4: able to flip back and forth but between games, right,
Speaker 4: because you have to go to the home screen and
Speaker 4: you gotta go and so that that's been a big
Speaker 4: like ye about it.
Speaker 1: Yep, that's true because you do that all Like yesterday
Speaker 1: would have been a game where I'm going over to
Speaker 1: the uh the other game on the other channel, uh,
Speaker 1: because this one's a blowout, and I'll check back in
Speaker 1: on it. But yeah, it's on some streaming service. It's
Speaker 1: just too cumbersome. I would have not predicted the NFL
Speaker 1: was going to come back like this. I thought it
Speaker 1: was over the combination of like, my kids don't care
Speaker 1: about the NFL and like their friends don't and I
Speaker 1: thought so the combination between the younger generation all the
Speaker 1: entertainment choices in the world, and then what pushed it
Speaker 1: over the edge was the kneelin for the the you know,
Speaker 1: the the anthem and all that different sort of stuff.
Speaker 1: I thought it would never come back, but it has
Speaker 1: definitely has. Remember when it dropped like percent, I mean,
Speaker 1: there was a couple of years there where it was
Speaker 1: it looked like it was going the way of because
Speaker 1: when I grew up. We've said this a million times.
Speaker 1: When we grew up, heavyweight boxing title was the biggest
Speaker 1: thing in the world. Nobody cares about that anymore. Things
Speaker 1: can go away very easily. Yeah. So a completely different topic.
Speaker 3: The have you run in any phishing tests at your company?
Speaker 3: These emails that give you a plausible reason to click
Speaker 3: on a link, and when you click on it, it
Speaker 3: says you should not have clicked on this link.
Speaker 1: This is a security breach.
Speaker 3: We remind you of your hr and security computer protocols.
Speaker 1: Now you have to do this training again. So this
Speaker 1: is a thing. Remember that's how Hillary Clinton got our
Speaker 1: computer system hacked into in the Russians had or emails.
Speaker 1: Was somebody that worked in her office clicked on a
Speaker 1: fishing link. But you're saying they're sending out your own
Speaker 1: company is sending them to you to test you. Yeah, exactly,
Speaker 1: Uh huh. Yeah.
Speaker 3: It's a big thing, and they're getting more and more insidious.
Speaker 3: This is a very targeted joke for certain music freak
Speaker 3: friends of mine. Phishing is spelled with a PA because
Speaker 3: Trey Anastasio invented it.
Speaker 1: Now back to the show. Yes, here's a good news
Speaker 1: for the company I work for. I don't open any
Speaker 1: of the company emails, so there you go, any of them,
Speaker 1: So don't get me started. I'm in the clear. So
Speaker 1: they start with this gal who is a.
Speaker 3: Was she like a lab tech or something at University
Speaker 3: of California, Santa Cruz. She studies infectious diseases, and about
Speaker 3: a month before the start of classes, she got an
Speaker 3: email saying there was an ebola outbreak and she thought,
Speaker 3: oh my god, So she texted a friend to see
Speaker 3: if they'd heard anything. Then she clicked on the link.
Speaker 3: That's when she learned that Ebola wasn't the problem she was.
Speaker 3: The email was a phishing test, right. It was a
Speaker 3: ruse crafted by the university's Information technology department to teach
Speaker 3: gullible workers about the dangers lurking in scam emails.
Speaker 1: I've clicked on some emails before, and not work stuff,
Speaker 1: because like I said, I really honestly don't click the works.
Speaker 1: But like stuff in my own personal life, you catch
Speaker 1: you catch you at the right time, like you're busy,
Speaker 1: you're doing a bunch of other stuff, and it's something
Speaker 1: that like tickles your fear or oh oh no thing
Speaker 1: and I've I have before, not for a long time.
Speaker 1: I got caught by eBay one time with some sort
Speaker 1: of I was buying something or something like that. I
Speaker 1: got a fake eBay. It looked look exactly like a
Speaker 1: real eBay and it was, uh, your bid didn't go
Speaker 1: through or something like that. Oh no, what's that I
Speaker 1: click on it? Dah no, No, Yeah, it was a disaster.
Speaker 1: Actually it wasn't. Everything was fine, but it's hard to
Speaker 1: be vigilant on that. And it's a pain in the
Speaker 1: ass if you get an email that says your credit
Speaker 1: card just got rejected. Okay, so now I gotta go
Speaker 1: to the credit card app and log into that and
Speaker 1: try to or did you just make three charges in Tarahod, Indiana?
Speaker 1: Right exactly? Yeah, did somebody steal your card? Okay? So
Speaker 1: I gotta go to my credit card app, go in there,
Speaker 1: try to find it. If I can't find it, maybe
Speaker 1: call their one eight ender number. That's a penny ass.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I would have gotten this question wrong. Phishing
Speaker 3: was the first step in how many cyber attacks in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty four? What percentage? No idea I would have
Speaker 3: guessed fifty sixty. It's only fourteen percent, so that's not
Speaker 3: the most common way. No, According to analysis of data,
Speaker 3: breach is done by Verizon. But in spite of that,
Speaker 3: the drills are making workplaces extra testy. It departments love this.
Speaker 3: Employees say they so chaos, confusion, and shame. Maybe you
Speaker 3: don't deserve a little shame. Let's see on Reddit, stories
Speaker 3: abound of employees panicking or becoming enraged after phishing tests.
Speaker 1: Let's see one Reddit poster. Reddit rage is constant about everything.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, oh absolutely yeah.
Speaker 3: One guy said he sent all employees a notice that
Speaker 3: said your your passwords had been changed and to click
Speaker 3: here to fix it or reset your passwords.
Speaker 1: Fall for that?
Speaker 3: In fact, I probably would, Well, yeah, that sounds like
Speaker 3: it's so mundane, but I was a phishing test. Jack
Speaker 3: Matt Linton once made a NASA staff or cry with
Speaker 3: a phishing test that promised employees a chance to win
Speaker 3: a trip to Kennedy's Space Center to view the final
Speaker 3: launch of the Space Shuttle.
Speaker 1: Now everyone hates me, he said after the test. I mean,
Speaker 1: if you click on some chick with a well that's
Speaker 1: not a chick, it's but what seems like a chick
Speaker 1: with a stripper name who all of a sudden wants
Speaker 1: to have sex with you. You don't remember meeting you
Speaker 1: click on that. You deserve everything you get, but something
Speaker 1: from your work saying you need to update your password.
Speaker 1: I can see falling from that.
Speaker 3: So they talked to this other computer safety expert who
Speaker 3: said his most successful phishing test, and this is probably
Speaker 3: because the people involved are functionally illiterate. It was a
Speaker 3: fake email offering free Philadelphia Eagles tickets. Michael, do we
Speaker 3: have that clip handy? That was a four percent click
Speaker 3: through rate, So that's not many Eagles fans. I mean,
Speaker 3: they can't spell their names. So we're out of twenty
Speaker 3: five quick through on that. That seems pretty pretty successful.
Speaker 3: Uh uh yeah yeah. I mean when you're sending out
Speaker 3: millions of them, unlessen, we've got to do this.
Speaker 1: Let me hear you all saying he.
Speaker 2: Ow ge.
Speaker 1: S egles, let's go Berts. Did anybody eat any horse
Speaker 1: poop last night? Remember the first time the Eagles won
Speaker 1: the Super Bowl? Somebody out on the street eat some horse.
Speaker 3: Dung because they show of love and dedication to show
Speaker 3: how much of an Eagles fan they were.
Speaker 1: I'm dedicated to my team. Care about my team. That's
Speaker 1: why I'm going to ingest the extra men of this horse.
Speaker 1: I think I've made my boys. I think you understand.
Speaker 3: So coming up a little bit later on this hour,
Speaker 3: uh Justice Sonya said of my r give a speech
Speaker 3: the other day. If you're a soup, they invite you
Speaker 3: to make speeches all over the place. She talked about
Speaker 3: how the court would be more highly regarded if it
Speaker 3: wasn't so quick to overturn precedent. She's completely wrong, dishonest.
Speaker 3: I don't know anything actual statistics coming up stay Tube.
Speaker 1: And a bunch of other stuff. Oh, I need to
Speaker 1: get to the text line. Anything about yesterday, your own
Speaker 1: Super Bowl party, the broadcast, the game, the politics, anything
Speaker 1: you loved, her didn't love. Text line is four one, five,
Speaker 1: two nine five KFTC. We didn't get some good texts
Speaker 1: about the super Bowl. We'll get to those next segment.
Speaker 1: Variety of things, people, the broadcast, the game, the commercials.
Speaker 3: Excellent snap decision. Was going to do something else, but
Speaker 3: I'd rather do this. First of all, I was just
Speaker 3: flipping through Twitter or do you call it X and
Speaker 3: you know it seems to be trending big time is
Speaker 3: defund the un Fine, wait a minute, you talk about
Speaker 3: a gigantic, bloated program where the money goes to nobody's sure,
Speaker 3: and most of it's spend on administration, and the whole
Speaker 3: point of the thing has kind of gotten perverted.
Speaker 1: Urin and we are by far the biggest financial supporter
Speaker 1: of that organization, like most international organizations, it's being a perverted.
Speaker 3: This is a Democrat from Washington State name of Jamie Pederson,
Speaker 3: pedas and pedophile.
Speaker 1: Listen to what he has to say.
Speaker 5: Kids over thirteen have the complete right to make their
Speaker 5: own decisions about their mental health care. Parents don't have
Speaker 5: a right to have noticed, They don't have a right
Speaker 5: to have consent about that.
Speaker 3: Kids over thirteen have the right to, with the help
Speaker 3: of activist teachers. He leaves unsaid, make their own mental
Speaker 3: health care decisions. And parents have no right to notification
Speaker 3: and no right to approval.
Speaker 1: And what's his position?
Speaker 3: He is in the state legislature, Wow, and is trying
Speaker 3: to get that passed as a law.
Speaker 1: God, that's a crazy idea. That is so troubling, so troubling.
Speaker 1: Does he have kids? I'll bet not, I bet not. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know what, Yeah, groomers.
Speaker 3: These people, whether they're grooming the kids for sexual exploitation
Speaker 3: or political exploitation, they are unquestionably grooming kids. You tell
Speaker 3: me another topic in which an adult says to your
Speaker 3: kid and don't tell your parents about it, Well, that's
Speaker 3: wholesome or even just not horrifying.
Speaker 1: Our friend Tim Sanderfer always has that quote which I
Speaker 1: had wish I had memorized, going back to the Wilson administration,
Speaker 1: about the goal of making children as least like their
Speaker 1: parents as possible was the whole philosophy to remaking America.
Speaker 1: So that that's a lot of it. They just they
Speaker 1: should they want to be kids and parents to be
Speaker 1: separate because they don't want you to learn the things
Speaker 1: you learn from your parents, like being independent of the state,
Speaker 1: or you know, personal freedom is what no listening to
Speaker 1: the government. It's what's important, right, right exactly? Yeah, Oh
Speaker 1: my god.
Speaker 3: The idea of forcibly getting between parents and their children
Speaker 3: so you can twist their minds, it makes me so
Speaker 3: it's pretty young.
Speaker 1: Here's a little gall in Bakersfield, California.
Speaker 3: You cut down an American flag and put up a
Speaker 3: Mexican flag instead, and she's arrested.
Speaker 1: For it. You're not gonna tell me what to do with.
Speaker 6: Because that flag isn't on the prosy.
Speaker 1: Okay, people kill you.
Speaker 6: I'm going to see when you're hurting me, and you're
Speaker 6: gonna regret it.
Speaker 1: When you kubalt.
Speaker 6: That's me when your kids died, When your kids die,
Speaker 6: you're squitzing my hand and I they already no, don't
Speaker 6: thank you, thank you, thank you?
Speaker 3: All right? Did anybody hear that and think you know
Speaker 3: we should slow down these deportations? I didn't think so.
Speaker 3: Thanks for doing our job for a sweetheart. And then
Speaker 3: finally this unless you have another comment on that, Jack.
Speaker 1: As we mentioned earlier, the CBS poll they put out yesterday,
Speaker 1: sixty percent of Americans are in favor of Trump's current
Speaker 1: deportation plan.
Speaker 3: Yep, huge majorities. And whoops, just added three more percent.
Speaker 3: Who heard that tape?
Speaker 1: Uh? And then this is Maxine Waters.
Speaker 3: Old Maxine, as I tweeted with this video on Friday,
Speaker 3: I think it was I guess the profoundly stupid deserve
Speaker 3: representation in Congress too, and they're sure getting it from
Speaker 3: old Maxine.
Speaker 1: Let's hear come.
Speaker 3: Oh, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, Michael, Can you stop it?
Speaker 3: This is outside the Department of Education, where she and
Speaker 3: other grand standing congress morons were trying to force their
Speaker 3: way inside to make some sort of point, and the
Speaker 3: security guard was having none of it.
Speaker 1: Come, oh you think so look at it? Let them
Speaker 1: see you right, Well that's his hand. Look at it.
Speaker 3: What's your name?
Speaker 2: Your name?
Speaker 1: Give me that idea again? So what I showed you?
Speaker 1: The idea? You do what I showed you? The Would
Speaker 1: you let me see the I t again? He will
Speaker 1: someone else ask him for the id Will you ask
Speaker 1: him for he won't let me see it again? You da?
Speaker 1: You know what I want. I'm gotta tell my kids
Speaker 1: this when I reached the age, A certain age just
Speaker 1: happens everybody, And I want my kids to say, you're
Speaker 1: at the age that if you're really worked up about something,
Speaker 1: it's almost certainly a misunderstanding on your end. When you're
Speaker 1: really mad about something's almost certainly something you've misunderstood. Well, yeah,
Speaker 1: that would that would.
Speaker 3: That shit would fit better if you had made uh,
Speaker 3: you know, your life, your your reputation, that of being
Speaker 3: a grand standing idiot like Maxine Waters.
Speaker 1: Goodness, what what what's that? You need? The what the what?
Speaker 1: Id all right?
Speaker 3: And I could go into detail on this and I
Speaker 3: would enjoy it. But uh Sonya sot of Moyor did
Speaker 3: a speech the other day in which.
Speaker 1: She said, what's the quote?
Speaker 3: I think my court would probably gather more public support
Speaker 3: if it went a little more slowly and undoing precedent.
Speaker 3: The public doesn't like it when justice has moved too
Speaker 3: quickly in upheavals. Well, the Roberts Court has overturned precedent
Speaker 3: at a far lower rate than virtually every court last
Speaker 3: one hundred years. They're very respectful of precedent.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I think she's right, and the court is currently
Speaker 1: doing what she likes. So that's interesting. Armstrong and Getty
Speaker 1: and we'll call this a pigskin. Make people create bacon,
Speaker 1: and everybody loves bacon. I love bacon, bacon, bacon. Ever
Speaker 1: asked yourself how Buffalo got a team? These Wings deserve
Speaker 1: a team.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I figured a good teammate for Buffalo, Bill Buffalo, Buffalo.
Speaker 1: They do anything to sell food? Do I have to
Speaker 1: be called refrigerator? Yes?
Speaker 5: Even Peyton was in an Omaha, Oma, they're still in it.
Speaker 5: This year we got a halftime show presented by an
Speaker 5: Apple in a stadium named after him a Stalin.
Speaker 1: There's an ad for what door dash. I guess is
Speaker 1: that what the address was Uber eats eats got a competitor.
Speaker 1: I've done so much damage with Matthew McConaughey. So we
Speaker 1: got a whole bunch of Super Bowl texts here, including
Speaker 1: this one. It's kind of interesting. The most text we
Speaker 1: got about is this whole twob thing, which I'm not
Speaker 1: sure i'd ever heard the word before yesterday. But it's
Speaker 1: a free stream free streaming service we all have. I
Speaker 1: already have it. Everybody's telling me you've already got it, Jack,
Speaker 1: and you can watch the super Bowl for free if
Speaker 1: you've got it, whether you've got anything else, So okay,
Speaker 1: I'll take your word for it. We got this text,
Speaker 1: which I thought was interesting. A couple of things I
Speaker 1: didn't notice about the halftime show with Kendrick Lamar. I
Speaker 1: didn't mention earlier that this one cute black chick was
Speaker 1: dancing really cool during her during the song. I just
Speaker 1: noticed because she was a really good dancer. Then found
Speaker 1: out later that was Serena Williams doing that. She was
Speaker 1: there dancing, which will be explained in this text. NFL's
Speaker 1: mixed message bothered me the most critical point missed about
Speaker 1: the Super Bowl. Throughout the entire Super Bowl, you're being
Speaker 1: preached to against hate, signs on the field, Helmet's commercials
Speaker 1: about love for others that are different, unity with people
Speaker 1: of all races, empathy for people going through hardships, and
Speaker 1: the Snoop Dogg Tom Brady commercial against hate. Yet the
Speaker 1: entire halftime show was about Kendrick Lamar's hate for fellow
Speaker 1: rapper Drake, which included and I didn't know this, Drake's
Speaker 1: ex girlfriend Serena Williams. He had Serena Williams out on
Speaker 1: the field dancing because that's Drake's ex girlfriend. I didn't
Speaker 1: know that. Oh my gosh. Wow. I was reading an
Speaker 1: account of how Samuel L.
Speaker 3: Jackson was lecturing him and he would respond with his dancers,
Speaker 3: and I say, I just.
Speaker 1: Thought, what a troll. Though, that's a cool troll. I
Speaker 1: think that's hilarious. Yeah, your girlfriends at the Super Bowl
Speaker 1: halftime dancing for me?
Speaker 3: Now, so whatever put a fifty percent tariff on Drake,
Speaker 3: That's what I say.
Speaker 1: The threat from Canada.
Speaker 4: Yes, Katie Well and that that beef is going thick
Speaker 4: because he called him a pedophile on stage during the
Speaker 4: during the show he did I.
Speaker 1: Didn't catch that. I couldn't understand any of the words,
Speaker 1: but some of the words were and drink some CREDOPHYX. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I can't say it the way that he says it,
Speaker 4: because you know, we'll lose our jobs.
Speaker 1: But I have read some about this that this is
Speaker 1: not like kind of like Elon and Zuckerberg's kind of
Speaker 1: for fun. No, this is two people that really really
Speaker 1: hate each other. Yeah, it's a big beef, So Serena
Speaker 1: must not like him anymore either to play along, I
Speaker 1: guess more text there were.
Speaker 3: There were more than one person at the party I
Speaker 3: was at, and I didn't approve of this at all.
Speaker 1: It said, as long as we're having rappers, let's have
Speaker 1: a p Diddy do a freak cough for the halftime
Speaker 1: show next year. I wouldn't watch the whole thing, but
Speaker 1: I'd probably watch enough to get just bottle of baby
Speaker 1: oil under every seat. Huhh, my god. I'd tell the
Speaker 1: kids to leave the room. Yeah, exactly, which fits into
Speaker 1: some of the texts we got about the Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: Here we go first. One. Don't get me wrong, I
Speaker 1: love women, but the women that the broadcast yesterday, and
Speaker 1: I know this was the first thing I noticed and
Speaker 1: I flipped on the TV. They looked like hookers with
Speaker 1: those very very short skirts and super high heels. I
Speaker 1: flipped on the game, and you know, now you have
Speaker 1: to have a full body shot of everybody for everything.
Speaker 1: I don't know why, but that woman on there is like.
Speaker 3: What, well, wait a minute, are we taking sideline commentator, the.
Speaker 1: Hot blonde who's interviewing you know, Terry Bradshaw about you know,
Speaker 1: who do you think is gonna have a better running game?
Speaker 1: It's like what I mean, I understand stand a short skirt,
Speaker 1: but that.
Speaker 3: Is like it's obligatory. Now, there's got to be a hobby.
Speaker 1: If she turned around, I would see her ass though
Speaker 1: there's no way that was covering her ass. It was
Speaker 1: barely covering her from the front her Uh you know
Speaker 1: you yes, well shocking, horrifying. Uh. Add me to the
Speaker 1: number of people who made themselves miserable eating too much
Speaker 1: of Mike Langelo's cheese dip yesterday. I did I ate
Speaker 1: wait too much. It was very good, but I ate
Speaker 1: too much more and more texts about how two B
Speaker 1: is free and you already get it. Oh, I was
Speaker 1: talking about how in my town, I feel like this
Speaker 1: university town, they really get a kick out of, like
Speaker 1: really being out and about on Super Bowl afternoon to
Speaker 1: show that we're not the kind of people that do that.
Speaker 1: Because somebody texted I was once on a completely vacant
Speaker 1: I eighty. A few Super bowls ago. I thought the
Speaker 1: rapture had happened and I was left behind. Years ago,
Speaker 1: the Chiefs lost. It was the season they went thirteen
Speaker 1: and three with Steve Bono as their quarterback, and then
Speaker 1: they lost their first game in the playoffs, and I
Speaker 1: was so mad. I didn't watch any more football and
Speaker 1: I didn't watch the super Bowl. It's the only year
Speaker 1: I have watched the Super Bowl in my life. And
Speaker 1: I went on a long drive and I was out
Speaker 1: on the interstate. This was in North Carolina. It was
Speaker 1: like the rapture. There wasn't a car anywhere. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 1: We were talking about the booby ad, NonStop boobs until
Speaker 1: they tell you at the end it's for breast cancer.
Speaker 1: I a a Chinese Christian Super Bowl party. When the
Speaker 1: breast cancer commercial came on and there was a lot
Speaker 1: of breasts being shown, there was a mad scramble for
Speaker 1: the remote until the end when it was identified as
Speaker 1: a breast cancer commercial and all the doctors at the
Speaker 1: party who moments before were trying to turn it off
Speaker 1: were now extolling the importance of mammograms. What a funny
Speaker 1: scene followed by this text, I'd love to see them
Speaker 1: make the same ad for testicular cancer. That's kind of
Speaker 1: fol Yeah. Oh the okay, So Joe, in a very
Speaker 1: cruel fashion, mocked. I believe he used the word simpletons
Speaker 1: to describe the people who liked the Budweiser commercial with
Speaker 1: the little horse. I didn't agree with him, of course,
Speaker 1: but he is some prejudicial language about the sort of
Speaker 1: people who liked the Budweiser commercial, which ranked is the
Speaker 1: number one commercial of America according to Admeter.
Speaker 3: Anyway, saw the text I fall off the bagging and
Speaker 3: he pushed the keg on the way I crossed the
Speaker 3: legs cape all the way to the bar.
Speaker 1: Because little horses are cute. We got a text standing
Speaker 1: up for the people who love that at I assume
Speaker 1: you're a sophomore in high school girl. Anyway, the point
Speaker 1: of the little horse in the Budweiser commercial was that
Speaker 1: he was too young and too little to be part
Speaker 1: of the team, but so pushing the keg all the way.
Speaker 1: He was trying to prove that he was big enough
Speaker 1: and useful, and it was adorable. So there you go,
Speaker 1: Trey Adorbs. You got a little horse. That's all I need.
Speaker 1: What what commercial is the most disturbing? I was voting
Speaker 1: for the fleshy cowboy hat, which I just oh, I
Speaker 1: didn't want to think about it.
Speaker 3: Please seal is a seal? Thought that other one was
Speaker 3: off putting. I'd forgotten about this one.
Speaker 1: The disconnected disco tongue commercial made entire party gag and yell.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that one was ranked like number fifty six.
Speaker 1: It was terrible. Oh my god? How was the coffee
Speaker 1: mate like spray cream one? Henry and I both would
Speaker 1: I mean a couple of the shapes that tongue made
Speaker 1: were highly disturbing. Dancing tongue was the most disturbing visual
Speaker 1: to me. I agree, uh, somebody else who really liked
Speaker 1: the Dorido's ufo ad I did like the ufo beating
Speaker 1: the ouse out of that? Oh yeah, that was funny
Speaker 1: against the wall. So listen. Oh granted, I'm old and bitter.
Speaker 3: It's fine, freely confessed, but Budweiser and their ad agency
Speaker 3: trots out no pun intended, a new cute little Clydesdale
Speaker 3: overcomes something and proves it's worth add a year after
Speaker 3: year after year, and it's just it's it's just darling
Speaker 3: get emotional manipulation.
Speaker 1: First, I almost said it again.
Speaker 3: Look, it's a fine American style pilsner beer.
Speaker 1: I've drunk them to excess. It's a fine beer. I
Speaker 1: like it. But what's it got to do with little Clydesdale.
Speaker 1: Stop with that? What happened to me?
Speaker 3: It could be anything, right, go with golden retrievers for
Speaker 3: a couple of years, or I don't know, ducklings. So
Speaker 3: you had these horses pull your wagons back in the day,
Speaker 3: maybe once, and now it's all for show.
Speaker 1: I just it's just it's again, it's just manipulative. It
Speaker 1: has nothing to do with your product. You also didn't
Speaker 1: like the little girl on the potato, which another person
Speaker 1: liked the adeline. It was cute, all right, it was
Speaker 1: really cute. I feel like a clyde Dale. She was
Speaker 1: raising a dam potato for lace potato chips, Katie.
Speaker 4: I feel like a Clydesdale is a symbol of like
Speaker 4: patriotism and you just hate it.
Speaker 1: What's like a good American horse?
Speaker 3: I'm not anti Clydesdale. You're missing the point. If there
Speaker 3: was an ad for I don't know what do I like.
Speaker 3: I'm wearing uh on Cloud running shoes. Okay, right now?
Speaker 3: If on Cloud had a big Super Bowl ad with
Speaker 3: a mother painfully giving birth and then holding her baby
Speaker 3: in her arms and feeling the young the love that
Speaker 3: it can only be between a mother and a baby
Speaker 3: on Cloud running shoes, that would happens much to do
Speaker 3: with the freaking little horse as the beer does.
Speaker 1: If you know that, right? Yeah, I agree at some point,
Speaker 1: it is just that it is just that, right, just
Speaker 1: somebody nuzzling a puppy. No it, look at this puppy.
Speaker 1: Hold the puppy. Up's cute.
Speaker 3: Nuzzle a puppy kmart? Yeah, okay, what's the connection again?
Speaker 3: My capacity for joy has died.
Speaker 1: Pity me. It's it's fine, don't hate me. Pity me.
Speaker 1: What happened to the ads of the nineties. I'm Bob
Speaker 1: Dole and I can't get an erection. Those were good ads. Wow,
Speaker 1: old politicians with a rectal dysfunction. Huh. I don't think
Speaker 1: he was in every ad. Just that's the one. Jeez,
Speaker 1: I'll tell you who was in every ad. Gronk, there's
Speaker 1: gotta be. It's like you learn and economics one on one,
Speaker 1: the finishing returns thing. Yes, like you know, the enjoyment
Speaker 1: you get out of one ice cream cone, but the
Speaker 1: second ice cream cone not so much. But let me
Speaker 1: get to the fifth. You hate them? It doesn't Gronk
Speaker 1: have that problem. And if I'm signing him up to
Speaker 1: do you know if we bought him for an Armstrong
Speaker 1: and Getty commercial and I found out, oh, you're gonna
Speaker 1: be on fifty other ads, I don't think we're gonna
Speaker 1: get any minded job having Gronk and our Armstrong in
Speaker 1: Getty ad.
Speaker 3: I just think he has a good agent who said, look,
Speaker 3: we're not doing exclusives right now, but there's there's nothing
Speaker 3: else in the wind that we're aware of. You're in
Speaker 3: every single ad because he realizes this big lunkhead's appeal
Speaker 3: is only going to last a couple of more years.
Speaker 1: Let's just cash in the big lunkhead. We will finish
Speaker 1: strong next arm Strong and.
Speaker 7: Yetty and officials in Fort Lauderdale are keeping a close
Speaker 7: eye on the city's coastline. This weekend, beaches were closed
Speaker 7: for a time after balls of tar were spotted on
Speaker 7: the shoreline. Swimmers were told to stay away. Other beaches
Speaker 7: in the air also reported seeing the oily substances.
Speaker 1: The coast Guard is now investigating. But you don't like
Speaker 1: balls of tar on your beach, all right, ricky So.
Speaker 1: Kanye the musician went nuts on Twitter over the weekend,
Speaker 1: posted a slow I'm reading now from a publication or
Speaker 1: all publications. A slow of anti semitic and misogynist content.
Speaker 1: Also targeted ill children as part of several posts claiming
Speaker 1: that he only interacts with people are useful to him
Speaker 1: and that he has no respect or empathy for others.
Speaker 1: For instance, this tweet, I turned down three photos this
Speaker 1: week with Make a Wish kids and wheelchairs just out
Speaker 1: of nowhere, he tweets, I've.
Speaker 3: Got the what the hell look on my face? I
Speaker 3: just I don't know what to make of that.
Speaker 1: Nobody's sure what was going on there. Alongside his post
Speaker 1: about the Make a Wish children call it, Kanye also
Speaker 1: shared his support for p Diddy. Why he's manic, he is,
Speaker 1: That's what he's doing in Psycho Yeah. Then he went
Speaker 1: to Instagram, where he shared a video of himself facetiming
Speaker 1: P Diddy's son and how he's down with P Diddy
Speaker 1: and something earl. There then lots of stuff about the
Speaker 1: Jews that he's always into and what's the latest there, Katie.
Speaker 4: So he had an advertisement during the Super Bowl, but
Speaker 4: it was only in the Los Angeles market, and he's
Speaker 4: in a dentist's chair, clearly somewhat high, and he's talking
Speaker 4: about I spent all my money on a commercial in
Speaker 4: these new teeth, so I had to shoot it on
Speaker 4: an iPhone. Go to easy dot com. Well, you go
Speaker 4: to easy dot com. The only thing on that website
Speaker 4: is a T shirt with a swastika on it.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, that's it now. The being down was Diddy thing?
Speaker 1: I get.
Speaker 3: He just trotted his poor prisoner wife out naked for
Speaker 3: the Grammys, so he's obviously down with the porn and
Speaker 3: sexual exploitation. But Derfurer is, well, what's going on?
Speaker 1: If you've ever dealt with children, I guess it doesn't
Speaker 1: have to be children. I've known some immature adult adults
Speaker 1: go on this sort of thing where you go on
Speaker 1: some sort of rant where you're like trying to be hated.
Speaker 1: It's some sort of you're feeling bad about yourself, like
Speaker 1: you feel like you're a piece of crap, and you're
Speaker 1: like going out of your way to make them tell
Speaker 1: you your piece of crap or something, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm talking about. Like it's like rage bait. I've never
Speaker 1: done it, but I've seen people do it, and it's
Speaker 1: kind of sad, like it's it's confusing at first, and
Speaker 1: then you realize, Okay, they're really in a bad place
Speaker 1: right now and they're like going out of their way
Speaker 1: to be awful to get attention. Oh wow, I've seen
Speaker 1: this before, and I think that's what Kanye's doing. And
Speaker 1: he's open about the fact that he's mentally ill, right,
Speaker 1: he's bipolar and everything like that. For instance his tweet,
Speaker 1: any Jewish person that does business with me needs to
Speaker 1: know that I do not like or trust any Jewish person.
Speaker 1: And this is completely sober with no hennessy. I'm never
Speaker 1: apologizing for my Jewish comments, just lots of I don't
Speaker 1: like Jewish people. I'm going to normalize talking about Hitler,
Speaker 1: he wrote a minute later, Hitler was so fresh. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's that's a guy who has fallen apart. Yeah, if
Speaker 1: I lost everything again tonight, it was worth it. I
Speaker 1: can die after this. I tour for the money I'd
Speaker 1: rather be playing than which was made by Jewish people
Speaker 1: something or other.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the particulars to me, I don't have outrage for that.
Speaker 1: He's obviously lost his mind. Yeah, yeah, he's a seriously
Speaker 1: mentally ill dude.
Speaker 3: Not like he was ranting about cute little horses and
Speaker 3: saying it was stupid.
Speaker 1: That would not be forgivable. I'm strong, I'm strong. You're ready,
Speaker 1: Katie Green.
Speaker 6: And.
Speaker 1: I'm strong asking Rick Lamar there, here's your host for
Speaker 1: final thoughts, Joe Getty.
Speaker 3: Hey, let's get a final thought from everybody on the
Speaker 3: crew to wrap things up for the day. There is
Speaker 3: Michelangelo in the control room pressing the buttons.
Speaker 1: Michael, final thought. You know why, I'm glad everybody enjoyed
Speaker 1: my cheese dip.
Speaker 3: I'm disturbed by how many people made them sick, made
Speaker 3: themselves sick with.
Speaker 1: Well, you can't control the amount people you've got. You know,
Speaker 1: you got a trust adults, Maybe you should say, uh,
Speaker 1: you should have on your there, you know, only using
Speaker 1: a closed track course or something like that. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Maximum dosage warning. Maybe add Katie Prude and juice to
Speaker 1: the recipe, or.
Speaker 3: Oh Katie Green are esteemed to Newswoman. As a final thought, Katie,
Speaker 3: this is actually.
Speaker 4: Really good conversation because I have people on Twitter. I
Speaker 4: tweeted out the recipe saying I'm already making it for
Speaker 4: Opening Day, so this is going to start happening to
Speaker 4: people more than once a year.
Speaker 1: So now they have their warning. Yeah wow, Jack. Final
Speaker 1: thought for us, here's here's a typical dumb Jack thing
Speaker 1: to do. I ordered a pizza six minutes before kickoff.
Speaker 1: You are not gonna get your pizza very soon if
Speaker 1: you order it six minutes before kickoff. That is my
Speaker 1: tip to you, even though I'm sure you already knew that. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: a bit of a popular idea. Uh.
Speaker 3: My final thought is okay, I admit it. I was
Speaker 3: bitter because the game was terrible. I was rooting for
Speaker 3: the Chiefs and they were getting moidered, and I know,
Speaker 3: obnoxious phillies there Eagles fans, and I just said, I
Speaker 3: had a stressful day to look forward to today. So
Speaker 3: I'd like to apologize to the little horse, the little
Speaker 3: Budweiser horse.
Speaker 1: That's big of you. You're a plucky little fellow. Well done,
Speaker 1: Sam Well, Oh boy. Armstrong and Getty wrapping up another
Speaker 1: grueling four hour workday. So many people thanks a little time.
Speaker 1: Go to Armstrong in getty dot com.
Speaker 3: We have more than swastiket T shirts. In fact, we
Speaker 3: don't have any swastick at T shirts.
Speaker 1: We have a lot of great ang swag. Look at
Speaker 1: the Ange store. See you tomorrow. God bless America. Puns
Speaker 1: your name. I'm Strong and Getty. That's bad in heaven.
Speaker 1: I think your star spangled bosh. Oh my gosh, so good.
Speaker 1: Is it a real thing? Yeah, it is no joke,
Speaker 1: So everybody cheer. Let's go with a buying.
Speaker 3: I know it's a cute little horse, all right, but
Speaker 3: that doesn't make it the best head.
Speaker 1: Oh come on the hell they could have that little
Speaker 1: horse committed murder.
Speaker 3: It would be the number one super Bowl Lady
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