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I Wanna Slap Your Fudgies · The Jim Colbert Show

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Speaker 1: We got I'm Jim. There's Jack and deb has your news.
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Speaker 10: It's time for JCS news.
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Speaker 11: Wow.
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Speaker 10: This guy kind of put his name on everything. It's
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Speaker 10: in my contracted here's the news on the Jim Cober
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Speaker 12: This news is brought to you by that mortgage guy
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Speaker 12: Don all Right, the Indiana Hoosiers are heading home to
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Speaker 12: celebrate last night's college football National championship win over the
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Speaker 12: University of Miami Hurricanes.
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Speaker 11: How about that wins r sweeter when you have to
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Speaker 11: go through some adversity or some struggle, if it was
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Speaker 11: just handed to you, then there would be no satisfaction
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Speaker 11: at the end of it.
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Speaker 12: So Miami native and Heisman Trophy winning quarterback Fernando Mendoza
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Speaker 12: says he's okay with the bumps and bruises after being
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Speaker 12: pounded last night by the Caneses.
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Speaker 1: Yes he's armed arms.
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Speaker 12: Yeah, then cruise and is happy to bring a basketball
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Speaker 12: town its very first football national championship. With the game over,
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Speaker 12: the Miami host committee today officially handed the baton to
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Speaker 12: Las Vegas, which will host next year's championship game. Imagine
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Speaker 12: being the Hurricanes, knowing that when this kid who said
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Speaker 12: his dream was always to be a Hurricane wasn't even
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Speaker 12: allowed to be a walk on, and now he comes
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Speaker 12: back as the Heisman Trophy winner and beats your school
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Speaker 12: to win the national championship.
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Speaker 1: Such a great story. Wanted Indiana to win.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, I just realized today I did not watch one
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Speaker 7: college football game this year.
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Speaker 9: I did not either. It's so funny you mentioned that.
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Speaker 9: I said to Brandon today, Brandon Kravitz, who was our
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Speaker 9: sports guy. So I'm in the hallway we're talking about it,
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Speaker 9: about what an incredible football year. This has been up
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Speaker 9: and down the scope for NFL and for college I
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Speaker 9: said last night, I watched every play. It was the
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Speaker 9: first football game, college football game I watched all year long,
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Speaker 9: and I chose a good one.
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Speaker 1: It was a good game.
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Speaker 9: This has been an incredible season. It has the story
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Speaker 9: out of this game. I thought that was one of
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Speaker 9: the most heartwarming. On top of that kid story was
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Speaker 9: his parents story immigrants. I guess right, the mom has MS.
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Speaker 9: So when when the kid did something great, if you'll notice,
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Speaker 9: the dad doesn't stand up in cheer, He stays seated
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Speaker 9: because his wife can't stand up in cheer and he
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Speaker 9: doesn't want her to fill left out of the celebration,
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Speaker 9: so he sits beside his wife who has MS and
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Speaker 9: is incapable of doing it, so that she feels that
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Speaker 9: that camaraderie they do as parents as raising that kid.
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Speaker 9: I thought that it was like that was damn near
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Speaker 9: tear inducing.
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Speaker 1: Dude.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, it was a great story. What a great gap
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Speaker 9: to a great season for college football.
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Speaker 8: Go I mean, and the game was one that I
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Speaker 8: mean right up until literally.
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Speaker 1: The last minute, and that last play will go down
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Speaker 1: in history. Oh, without a doubt, that run will go
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Speaker 1: down in history.
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Speaker 8: So I mean it was.
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Speaker 1: It really was. I mean, you heard this morning that
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Speaker 1: they won.
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Speaker 12: It was a really tight game all four quarters. It
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Speaker 12: wasn't a moment you could take your eyes.
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Speaker 1: Off YouTube that that last run from that kid. Mendoza
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Speaker 1: you'll lose your mind.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, that Superman dive. Yeah, all right.
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Speaker 12: Speaking of schools, this is sad news but Cape Canaveral's
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Speaker 12: only elementary.
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Speaker 8: School could close its doors.
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Speaker 12: District officials are meeting today to discuss closing Cape View
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Speaker 12: Elementary due to low enrollment. And if that happens once again,
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Speaker 12: families are going to be left scrambling to find another
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Speaker 12: school to take their children to.
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Speaker 8: And we're halfway through the school year.
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Speaker 9: This family's been fighting over there for a couple of
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Speaker 9: weeks about this. You know, we talked about this a
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Speaker 9: couple of weeks ago, with a voucher program shutting down
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Speaker 9: these public schools. It's one of those, and it's one
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Speaker 9: of the only ones in the entire area. The entire
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Speaker 9: Area's unbelievable.
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Speaker 12: Speaking of education, Governor Ron DeSantis is announcing new funding
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Speaker 12: for nursing education in Florida. This is an important story
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Speaker 12: for you with your son in school. Speaking at a
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Speaker 12: news conference in Saint Petersburg at Saint Petersburg College, rather
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Speaker 12: Desanta said Florida has invested nearly five hundred million dollars
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Speaker 12: in nursing program since twenty twenty two, and we're going
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Speaker 12: to be awarding twenty million dollars more dam. The goal
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Speaker 12: is to train more nurses and keep them working in Florida.
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Speaker 12: As you know, we've talked about this before, the Florida
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Speaker 12: Hospital Association warning that our state is going to need
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Speaker 12: thousands of nurses over the next decade, and Desanta says
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Speaker 12: the effort is already producing more than one thousand additional nurses.
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Speaker 8: Each and every year. Wow, that is pretty cool.
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Speaker 12: This next story, man, the crime stories coming out of
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Speaker 12: central Florida just have not stopped, and we've got a
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Speaker 12: new one and a parent murder followed by a suicide
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Speaker 12: involving a mental health counselor and her patient.
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Speaker 1: Wow.
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Speaker 12: Orange County Sheriff's deputy say forty four year old Rebecca
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Speaker 12: White was stabbed at her office Monday evening. Deputy say
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Speaker 12: the suspect, thirty nine year old Michael Smith, was found
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Speaker 12: dead this morning. They believe Smith is her former client.
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Speaker 12: The stabbing happened during a therapy session with another patient,
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Speaker 12: a man in his thirties, who had tried to intervene
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Speaker 12: when the guy started attacking. He ended up being injured
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Speaker 12: and hospitalized. Unfortunately, the counselor was declared dead after she
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Speaker 12: was taken to the hospital.
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Speaker 13: Wow.
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Speaker 12: And again the thirty nine year old suspect apparently committed suicide.
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Speaker 12: They found his body this morning.
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Speaker 1: Wow.
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Speaker 12: He was also stabbed. Like I said, when into surgery.
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Speaker 12: He's expected to recover. Apparently the former patient just demanded
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Speaker 12: to see her. She refused to let him in, and
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Speaker 12: that was when the attack occurred. All right, Floridattorney General
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Speaker 12: James Uthmeier not one for timing.
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Speaker 8: We're reading the room. Yeah, yeah.
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Speaker 12: It says state laws that require affirmative action in hiring
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Speaker 12: are unconstitutional. In an opinion issued on Martin Luther King
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Speaker 12: Junior Day, Uthmeyer argues the law violates the Fourteenth Amendment's
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Speaker 12: Equal Protection cause and Florida's Constitution by mandating race based preferences.
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Speaker 12: His opinion says his office will not defend or enforce
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Speaker 12: those provisions, including similar preferences in government contracting. Now, the
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Speaker 12: opinion not legally binding, but it has drawn criticism from
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Speaker 12: Democratic leaders and a rival in this year's Attorney general race.
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Speaker 12: All right, lawmakers are considering a measure that streamlines enforcement
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Speaker 12: of traffic enforcement cameras. I'd think that would write itself,
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Speaker 12: but Senator Nick Deciglia proposed Senate Bill six fifty four.
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Speaker 1: Great job, by the way, thank you.
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Speaker 8: You got to be real much with that name.
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Speaker 9: Oh my god, just me saying in my head, I
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Speaker 9: got any fine, I learnedly just her to say it myself,
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Speaker 9: and I gotta find you just kind of put my
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Speaker 9: email just popped in. You owe me a thousand bucks
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Speaker 9: for even thinking about being able.
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Speaker 1: To say that.
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Speaker 11: Well.
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Speaker 12: I talked about shiny fat earlier, So don't tempt a faith.
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Speaker 12: Senate Bill six point fifty four, which was passed unanimously
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Speaker 12: today by the Transportation Committee.
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Speaker 11: The spear of this bill is to really create and improve,
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Speaker 11: to your point, the mess that we've seen in the
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Speaker 11: various camera systems that we have when it comes to
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Speaker 11: enforcing speed, red lights of school buses, et cetera.
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Speaker 9: I guess I had the wrong view of these things.
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Speaker 9: I thought they were pretty damn efficient. Can they not
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Speaker 9: lean on them or something? Or do they get challenged
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Speaker 9: and they lose a lot?
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Speaker 12: I think it's the mish mash of enforcment. This city
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Speaker 12: has this, this county has.
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Speaker 1: I see what you're saying. They're not on the.
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Speaker 8: Same exactly, We're not on the same page.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, Private companies are in partnership with municipality, you're right, yeah,
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Speaker 7: And sometimes they challenge them because the sign is like
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Speaker 7: if the camera is outside of school zone, right, and
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Speaker 7: they're saying, well, then it can't.
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Speaker 1: They are challenging that, right right.
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Speaker 12: Yeah, well Desiglia, Oh there we go again, says The
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Speaker 12: bill requires the DMV to post program data submitted by
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Speaker 12: counties and cities on its website, and it also allows
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Speaker 12: motorists to challenge a violation violation notice via zoom. Much
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Speaker 12: easier than having to drag your happy ass down to
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Speaker 12: a DMV or a courthouse. Yeah, to have a citation
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Speaker 12: with one of these traffic cameras.
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Speaker 9: Yet a blackoff, you're gonna like block off half a month, Yeah, exactly,
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Speaker 9: depending on what penalty you're in.
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Speaker 1: I mean, you go there and sit, you can sit
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Speaker 1: there for a week, you never know.
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Speaker 12: Well, not only that, the Senate Transportation Committee also voted
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Speaker 12: to approve Senate Bill three eighty two, which would require
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Speaker 12: writers of certain high speed Class three E bikes to
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Speaker 12: hold either a driver's license or a learner's permit.
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Speaker 14: Wow.
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Speaker 12: Think to all the young kids that are on those
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Speaker 12: things that had it would affect.
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Speaker 9: They're so dangerous ye are. It's so crazy. People just
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Speaker 9: do not understand how quick those things are. And it's
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Speaker 9: not even that they're fast, it's how fast it gets fast.
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Speaker 9: That's the thing that you do not understand. It will
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Speaker 9: throw you off.
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Speaker 7: I thought, don't they have could show you need a
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Speaker 7: driver's license. There's no like I thought, we used have
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Speaker 7: like a MOPA license, like at fifteen. You could get
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Speaker 7: a special I thought as well, based on those two
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Speaker 7: years at fifteen to be able to ride one of
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Speaker 7: those Yeah, based on like break horsepower or something.
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Speaker 8: Right, Yeah, I guess it would. I don't know.
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Speaker 12: It's just like having a golf cart. Well, now is
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Speaker 12: your golf cart street legal? Well, you don't have lights,
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Speaker 12: doesn't have mirrors and.
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Speaker 9: You but there's the thing you can do because Code
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Speaker 9: Black made his street legal. You have to have certain
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Speaker 9: turn signals, you have to break lights, you have to
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Speaker 9: have running lights, you have to have a tag that
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Speaker 9: can be seen at night.
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Speaker 1: You have to have head lights. There's a couple other things.
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Speaker 9: But it cost him a pretty good number to get
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Speaker 9: his golf cart registered to have, you know, for road ready.
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Speaker 1: But he does. Well, it's a pain in the ass.
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Speaker 12: It is all right, A Melbourne man could get a
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Speaker 12: huge payout from the state after he was wrongly convicted
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Speaker 12: of murder. Jeffrey Abramowski has spent the last two and
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Speaker 12: a half decades in prison.
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Speaker 8: And a half years no, twenty three years.
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Speaker 12: He was convicted of murdering an elderly man in two
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Speaker 12: thousand and two, but new in a evidence cleared him
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Speaker 12: of the crime. So a judge has recommended that Florida
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Speaker 12: pay Abramowski one point one million dollars for his time
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Speaker 12: spent behind bars.
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Speaker 1: For twenty five years. Yeah, yeah, that is that's dirt gene,
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Speaker 1: all right.
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Speaker 8: And if they even pay that amount, let's less.
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Speaker 1: Than fifty k year.
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Speaker 9: Right, We're going to take a third of your life, yeah,
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Speaker 9: or something you didn't do.
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Speaker 1: And that's less than fifty thousand dollars a year.
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Speaker 8: And that's if they even agree to pay that amount.
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Speaker 12: I wouldn't be surprised if the state said, hey, our
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Speaker 12: hands are tied.
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Speaker 8: We can only give you.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, how would you like free tolls? I mean property tax?
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Speaker 1: Let's let's make a deal.
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Speaker 12: Russell Brand has been granted bail after appearing in a
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Speaker 12: UK court via video chat. This comes after the actor
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Speaker 12: and comedian was charged with two additional counts of rape
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Speaker 12: and sexual assault in December five. Initial allegations were made
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Speaker 12: against him in the twenty twenty three documentary Dispatches. Brand
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Speaker 12: appeared in court from a video link from his Florida
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Speaker 12: home this morning. His plea hearing is set for February seventeen.
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Speaker 1: Have you seen that guy lately? No? Oh man, oh man.
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Speaker 9: If you are doing like a word association and they
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Speaker 9: flashed up Russell Brand's photograph, you just like the guy
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Speaker 9: who mumbles on corner.
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Speaker 1: He himself go.
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Speaker 9: He just well, he just he doesn't shave anymore, and
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Speaker 9: and it's changing. But it's his eyes, like dude doesn't
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Speaker 9: blink a lot. And guys with those big white ass
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Speaker 9: eyes like they're always surprised if something just a weird cat.
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Speaker 9: That guy, Yeah, that guy derailed. Something happened with him.
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Speaker 12: He's off the he's off the trails or rails right now, crowds.
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Speaker 8: I know, seriously, I need to stop while I'm still head.
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Speaker 12: Supposed to be a much warmer and beautiful weekend this
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Speaker 12: weekend in Central Florida, like commerce, go absolutely, and you
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Speaker 12: may be tempted to maybe take some personal watercraft out
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Speaker 12: on the area lake. But there is one lake you're
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Speaker 12: gonna want to avoid.
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Speaker 8: Oh boy, Yeah.
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Speaker 12: The Florida Department of Health is warning folks about blue
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Speaker 12: green algae in Lake Gatland.
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Speaker 1: Lake Gatland, Yeah, gatl I know.
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Speaker 12: The DOH is currently testing the water for toxins. Blue
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Speaker 12: green algae can be harmful to both humans and animals.
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Speaker 12: May not want to take your dog and throw the
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Speaker 12: stick in the water there. Residents and visitors should avoid swimming, waiting,
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Speaker 12: and again using their personal watercrafts in the lake until
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Speaker 12: further notice.
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Speaker 15: Wow.
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Speaker 12: Speaking of transportation, a futuristic travel option come into Orlando.
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Speaker 12: Oh yeah, way Mo plans to launch driverless taxis in
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Speaker 12: the City Beautiful as early as March. The company is
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Speaker 12: testing the service, so you may see driverless cars on
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Speaker 12: city streets already, and city Commissioner Shan Rose says, don't
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Speaker 12: be alarmed, don't call nine one one. She understands some
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Speaker 12: may be worried, freaking out, but she tells New six
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Speaker 12: it's just simply a sign of the time.
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Speaker 9: All those grannies and be like ghosts. I saw my
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Speaker 9: first scout today. Did you really driving through alta mind?
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Speaker 1: You know?
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Speaker 9: The thing they don't mention about that that I think
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Speaker 9: is very interesting, is I believe all the scouts are electric.
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Speaker 7: I don't know if it's all of them. I know
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Speaker 7: i've seen the electric VW bus.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's exactly.
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Speaker 9: That's the one I saw today, the ID or whatever
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Speaker 9: it is. Yeah, yeah, that's so smart.
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Speaker 1: Yes.
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Speaker 9: I mean when you talk about like, you know, running
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Speaker 9: out an initiative that saves the county money as opposed
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Speaker 9: to having you know, fuel burning cars, you know, putting
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Speaker 9: all those miles, people don't realize, like I've told you before,
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Speaker 9: you know, three hundred and fifty miles is nothing for
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Speaker 9: a range for those things, And if you're driving them
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Speaker 9: in the city, it even gets more because it's not
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Speaker 9: pushing all that weight against the wind at higher speeds.
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Speaker 9: I know that because my wife's car, hers would go
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Speaker 9: like from the battery would go twice as fast when
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Speaker 9: you're going like eighty miles an hours. Just it just
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Speaker 9: takes a lot to move a vehicle that heavy that long.
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Speaker 9: But what a great idea saving all that money, recharge
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Speaker 9: them overnight.
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Speaker 8: And being environmentally sent.
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Speaker 1: The smart stuff. Man, Someondle County's got it going.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, they do, all right.
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Speaker 12: Another transportation news, I think this is a pretty cool
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Speaker 12: story because there's a new way to travel in Miami
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Speaker 12: Dade County. The City of Miami Beach is launching a
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Speaker 12: free water taxi sir today across Biscayne Bay to downtown Miami.
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Speaker 1: That's cool, isn't it.
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Speaker 12: The city says it's a scenic, sustainable, and convenient alternative
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Speaker 12: to driving. And as anyone knows, if you've driven in
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Speaker 12: South Florida, you want to just drive into.
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Speaker 9: The water, you do, You want to stay in the
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Speaker 9: car and stay in the car into the gurgle bottom.
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Speaker 1: That sucks. That place sucks.
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Speaker 12: Oh, driving there is insanity, the worst. I mean, you
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Speaker 12: understand why grand theft autos is going to be said
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Speaker 12: in South Florida. Each vessel can carry up to fifty
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Speaker 12: five passengers and you can see the schedule and get
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Speaker 12: more information at Miami Beach fl dot gov.
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Speaker 7: Speaking of carrying passengers, back to the Scout topic, the
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Speaker 7: primary Scout fleet is electric thirty five eco friendly fully
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Speaker 7: electric Volkswagen ID Buzz vehicles. However, they have some for
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Speaker 7: accessibility needs. Scout also operates Toyota see in a hybrid
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Speaker 7: wheelchair access. Yeah, if someone needs wheelchair access, then they
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Speaker 7: have the hybrid vans.
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Speaker 9: Very cool, dude, and they have it very easier at
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Speaker 9: on the van. You could scan the QR, do your
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Speaker 9: whole thing. It's pretty darn cool. It's the freebie app Yeah, yeah.
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Speaker 1: Right on.
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Speaker 12: Well still in South Florida, History Miami Museum is one
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Speaker 12: of eight cities that will host an exhibit of eighteenth
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Speaker 12: century documents marking the nation's two hundred and fiftieth anniversary.
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Speaker 12: Nice yeah, Jim Byron with the National Archives on the
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Speaker 12: Freedom Plane National Tour documents that forged the nation.
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Speaker 16: Purpose of this tour is to allow those Americans who
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Speaker 16: may not be planning to visit our nation's capital to see, experience,
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Speaker 16: and learn from American history. And American history is the
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Speaker 16: story of all of us.
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Speaker 1: He says.
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Speaker 12: Each city, including Miami, Los Angeles, Houston, Atlanta, and Denver,
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Speaker 12: among others, will keep the documents, including the original engraving
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Speaker 12: of the Declaration of Independence, safe with climate controls and
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Speaker 12: security protocols.
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Speaker 1: Hopefully not the same ones they had at the Louver. Yeah.
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Speaker 12: History Miami Museum's exhibition runs June twentieth to July fifth.
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Speaker 7: It's like I remember when they had the Traveling Vietnam
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Speaker 7: Wall it's a neat way to kind of you know, hey,
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Speaker 7: not everyone can go to Washington exactly.
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Speaker 9: And they did the Berlin Wall as well. They toured
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Speaker 9: with a piece of the remember that.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, also to the Liberty Bell at one point, I.
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Speaker 7: Just they did I know, they did a part of
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Speaker 7: the Twin Towers after nine.
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Speaker 8: Yeah that I remember that too.
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Speaker 12: And then finally, Progresso, you know, the soup company has
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Speaker 12: revived its viral soup candy soup candy.
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Speaker 8: After they sold out in minutes last year.
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Speaker 7: Soup candy like candy, Yes, you put it in your soup.
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Speaker 1: The no, the brands they drop its sandy that tastes
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Speaker 1: like soup.
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Speaker 12: The brand's soup drops, hard candy inspired by classic Progresso soups,
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Speaker 12: are returning for a second year with the debut of
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Speaker 12: the Progresso Soup Drops variety can Yeah that sounds dis
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Speaker 12: Austin general, Mills want to try.
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Speaker 1: It, says.
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Speaker 12: The new variety pack features three of Progresso's most well
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Speaker 12: known flavors. Timed for a national Soup month. The lineup
18:10
Speaker 12: includes the chicken Noodle soup drop, the absolute legend Tomato
18:14
Speaker 12: basil soup drop.
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Speaker 1: That actually doesn't sound terrible.
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Speaker 8: And beef pot roast.
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Speaker 1: That soup drop not good. How do you get pot
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Speaker 1: roasted a candy?
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Speaker 8: I don't know, and I don't think I want to
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Speaker 8: know now the limited.
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Speaker 9: Immediately Jack chimes in and says, I try it. I
18:29
Speaker 9: bring really good Indian food.
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Speaker 1: Jacks like carry.
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Speaker 9: Tomato soup candy. But I won't even attempt a shot
18:39
Speaker 9: at your.
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Speaker 1: Indian for me.
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Speaker 7: I will try it if someone heats it and brains
18:44
Speaker 7: really anything else.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm a very messy you night night shirt baby.
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Speaker 12: The limited The limited edition variety cans went on sale Thursday,
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Speaker 12: January fifth teenth, sold out once again within minutes. But yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 12: have no fear because additional drops are planned every Thursday
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Speaker 12: through the end of the month of January.
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Speaker 8: While supplies last. You can still get your soup job.
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Speaker 1: So when does your soup drop?
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Speaker 9: I have a theory though about these things, is we
19:16
Speaker 9: saw this with that whole Polynesian sauce and stuff like that.
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Speaker 9: I think a lot of these sales are people just
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Speaker 9: buying this stuff thinking that the secondary market is going
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Speaker 9: to explode. That's what I think happens a lot.
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Speaker 1: You mean, like you as your BBA, Yeah.
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Speaker 9: Exactly, But but with this, if you if it's a
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Speaker 9: limited edition and they know they're not gonna make them anymore,
19:36
Speaker 9: people will go out there and to just buy them
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Speaker 9: and sit on them for a couple weeks and then
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Speaker 9: put them right back up on eBay or whatever and
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Speaker 9: sell the hell out of them.
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Speaker 1: Sit on the soup drops. Yeah you want hot soup exactly.
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Speaker 8: It smells like chicken noodle down.
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Speaker 12: Yeah, either way, That concludes your JCS news.
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Speaker 1: No soup for you, all right? For us seven one
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21:13
Speaker 7: you guys know the deal.
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Speaker 1: We have five people on the line.
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Speaker 9: The whole idea of this game, and it has been
21:17
Speaker 9: the entire season, is to choose the member of the
21:20
Speaker 9: show that you think did the best in this past
21:23
Speaker 9: weekend's NFL Action.
21:25
Speaker 7: That's right, you have four choices, Jim, Debra, myself, and
21:29
Speaker 7: Ross who made his picks. Deb wasn't here when we
21:33
Speaker 7: talked about it on last Thursday, However, she did submit picks,
21:37
Speaker 7: and she is a viable candidate for one of the
21:40
Speaker 7: four of us.
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Speaker 1: Just remember, if you've been.
21:42
Speaker 7: Following all season long, you know that Jim has always
21:45
Speaker 7: been in last place for most of the season.
21:47
Speaker 1: Why get why?
21:49
Speaker 7: He had a few bright spots. Ross did really well.
21:52
Speaker 7: Deb had a fantastic run for a while. I had
21:56
Speaker 7: last week's winter. But I just want to impart this
21:59
Speaker 7: one piece of advice. Past results is not indicative of
22:04
Speaker 7: future performance. So it's a new week and a new
22:08
Speaker 7: chance for you to determine which one of us it's
22:11
Speaker 7: best in the football Pass clear something real before we
22:14
Speaker 7: go any farther. The guy that just wanted me to
22:16
Speaker 7: make his plate and bring it to him just ragged
22:18
Speaker 7: on me about how well I picked football games of
22:20
Speaker 7: the season.
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Speaker 9: I just want to make sure that's clear, right. The
22:22
Speaker 9: guy asking me for something taking chance at me.
22:24
Speaker 7: Maybe because you finished in last place, you should be
22:27
Speaker 7: forced to service.
22:28
Speaker 12: Look at this guy, Wow, that next thing, you know,
22:32
Speaker 12: he's going to give you the gag ball and tell
22:33
Speaker 12: you to be a good boy.
22:34
Speaker 1: I got you.
22:35
Speaker 9: Wait right there, I don't know if I want to
22:39
Speaker 9: eat it now you wait right there. I don't know,
22:42
Speaker 9: I'll find all kinds of stuff to drag through it. Yeah,
22:47
Speaker 9: that looks like something I've got my fans hold on.
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Speaker 17: All right.
22:51
Speaker 7: So there were only four matchups, but we made our picks.
22:54
Speaker 7: We did the total points for the Rams Bears game
22:57
Speaker 7: as a tie breaker in case it was the you
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Speaker 7: got it.
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Speaker 1: So that is where we are.
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Speaker 16: Now.
23:02
Speaker 7: We just need to call Leard to pick one of
23:04
Speaker 7: the four of us they think did the best this week.
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Speaker 1: Neber one, two, three, four, five, let's go two? Two?
23:09
Speaker 1: Is Josh? Josh? How you doing good? How you doing good? Buddy?
23:13
Speaker 1: All right, man, it's easy. You get the first pig.
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Speaker 1: Who do you think me? Deb? Jack or Ross? Who
23:18
Speaker 1: had the best weekend this past week?
23:19
Speaker 9: In the NFL picks, Gotta go with the Girl, deb
23:23
Speaker 9: Ah Deb Deb was not here, so we didn't know
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Speaker 9: who she picked, but we reached out.
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Speaker 1: She texted us her picks.
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Speaker 7: We went through the results and we marked him and
23:32
Speaker 7: Deb actually got three damn out of four correct and
23:37
Speaker 7: tied for first place. WHOA, So we go to a tiebreaker,
23:42
Speaker 7: which is the total points.
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Speaker 1: Okay.
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Speaker 7: In the final game of the week, which was the
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Speaker 7: Rams Bear Okay, okay, there were thirty seven total points
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Speaker 7: scored in that game. Yeah, now, Debbator picks, Yes, she did,
23:56
Speaker 7: but never submitted the amount of points, so she has
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Speaker 7: a zero and zero. She is thirty seven points away
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Speaker 7: from the right answer. She finished in second place, and
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Speaker 7: I had proof.
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Speaker 1: I asked you, yeah, but then you didn't pass it on. No,
24:17
Speaker 1: I got your picks on.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, the picks are good, but the points we didn't
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Speaker 7: have anything.
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Speaker 1: What would you have picked thirty eight?
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Speaker 8: Honestly?
24:25
Speaker 7: If guess what? If she picked fifteen, she would have won.
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Speaker 7: Oh my god, she would have been closer than the
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Speaker 7: eventual one, three, four or five?
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Speaker 1: Too? Sad? You pick five? Rick? How you doing? Rick?
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Speaker 18: Yeah?
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Speaker 1: Yourself doing good? Buddy? Deb is off the table. Who
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Speaker 1: do you think? Did it me? Jack or Ross?
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Speaker 19: I'll go for Jack.
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Speaker 15: Rick.
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Speaker 7: Oh, I am so glad you picked me because I
24:53
Speaker 7: have been on fire lately. I won last week and
24:57
Speaker 7: I got one right this week. Unfortunately that's three wrong
25:03
Speaker 7: too many?
25:03
Speaker 1: Right?
25:04
Speaker 3: Yeah?
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Speaker 1: Yeah? All right? Deb one O those bills one, three
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Speaker 1: or four? One?
25:09
Speaker 8: Those bills broke my heart to one?
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Speaker 1: All right one? Sean? How you doing doing great? All right? Buddy?
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Speaker 9: You got a fifty to fifty shot here, it's either
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Speaker 9: Jack now or it's you or raw for me.
25:21
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeh, it's either Ross or myself. Who do you
25:23
Speaker 1: think did it? We're gonna go with.
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Speaker 7: Ross, you know what, solid pick because I think he's
25:31
Speaker 7: had the most wins throughout the entire season, start to finish,
25:34
Speaker 7: and he did get too right with only two wrong,
25:37
Speaker 7: but not enough.
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Speaker 1: He finishes in third place.
25:39
Speaker 9: Oh man, oh man, oh man, oh man. You just
25:45
Speaker 9: realize I have no idea. I literally had no idea,
25:49
Speaker 9: and it's up to you. And I will tell you
25:51
Speaker 9: there's a special indication with this choice you're about to make.
25:55
Speaker 9: Deb I'm gonna ask you.
25:57
Speaker 1: Line three or line four three.
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Speaker 9: Mike Larson year RIBBT.
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Speaker 1: I lost by the last I lost last week, but
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Speaker 1: I'm in here strong this week. It's gotta be Jim.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, Mike, want you on hold.
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Speaker 1: You're a winner, buddy. Thanks for calling. Always good hearing
26:23
Speaker 1: from you.
26:24
Speaker 12: There.
26:24
Speaker 1: He is the legend, Mike the buzzer Lars.
26:26
Speaker 7: Though he was seventeen points off on the tiebreaker with
26:30
Speaker 7: just one wrong, Jim had the Texans.
26:32
Speaker 1: Over the Patriots.
26:33
Speaker 7: Bim correctly picked the Broncos, Seattle and the Rams and
26:37
Speaker 7: so Ti Debrah, but on points Jim is the winner
26:40
Speaker 7: this week, and so is Mike Buzzer Larsen.
26:42
Speaker 1: Yeah, not bad.
26:44
Speaker 12: I gotta end up strong for that chicken Tika Missel.
26:47
Speaker 12: I'll forget my tie breaker next time.
26:50
Speaker 1: I put.
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Speaker 9: I picked a bunch at night, I put like fifty
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Speaker 9: eight or something or whatever it was.
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Speaker 1: No, you had fifty fifty four? Is that what it was?
26:57
Speaker 1: All right? Very good? All right?
26:58
Speaker 9: Mark good or Mike good job. You're winner and thanks
27:01
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27:03
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Speaker 9: hang out Froggers.
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Speaker 1: Grill and Bar.
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Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, And we have one more gift card and
27:08
Speaker 7: we'll do that next Tuesday, and based on our picks
27:11
Speaker 7: for this upcoming championship weekend.
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Speaker 1: We'll do that on Thursday when Ross is here.
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Speaker 9: All right four seven nine one text us seven seven
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Speaker 9: zero three one.
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Speaker 1: What'd you do? That's new?
27:20
Speaker 9: As next I'm gonna find out what these guys thought
27:22
Speaker 9: about Clips's album. Lord willin and then we'll find out
27:25
Speaker 9: what Deb has to offer for next week. That's right
27:28
Speaker 9: after this on the Jim Colbert Show.
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27:43
Speaker 1: All right, shut soup drops.
27:51
Speaker 9: Next thing you know, they'll be coming up with soups
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Speaker 9: of positories.
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Speaker 1: God, oh beg, Jimmy, stop, you're making my mouth moist.
28:03
Speaker 17: And I hate the word moist.
28:07
Speaker 1: Love food, So keep talking, but by the moist, go
28:12
Speaker 1: just chout down. Okay, oh stop it, stop stop it.
28:19
Speaker 1: I'm getting hungry before I can eat.
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Speaker 8: Dad, stop making the man moist. You're welcome.
28:31
Speaker 1: Man.
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Speaker 9: Every time he calls, I was like I'm talking to
28:35
Speaker 9: a cartoon badger every single time.
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Speaker 1: Every time.
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Speaker 9: All right, welcome back to the Jim Corber Show. We're
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Speaker 1: I'm Jim.
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Speaker 9: There's deb Jack is here as well. Let's do what'd
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Speaker 9: you do that's new?
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Speaker 20: What did you do?
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Speaker 12: What you do that?
29:12
Speaker 20: I need to tell you something.
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Speaker 15: That's right.
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Speaker 1: Closman Law k l A U s m A in
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Speaker 1: law dot com.
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Speaker 9: Glenn will be in with us on Thursday for Colbert
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Speaker 9: Cork until then what you do that's new. Every Tuesday
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Speaker 9: at four o'clock for the last seven years or so,
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Speaker 9: one of the members will choose something for the other
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Speaker 9: members to.
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Speaker 1: Watch, read, or listen to. We will do that.
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Speaker 9: We'll reconvene on that following Tuesday, talk about it, and
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Speaker 9: then move on to the next choice. I kicked off
29:37
Speaker 9: the year for us with a hip hop album. This
29:40
Speaker 9: goes back to what I was doing in at the
29:41
Speaker 9: end of last year, kind of introducing the guys to
29:44
Speaker 9: some records that I listened to a lot when I
29:46
Speaker 9: was younger, and records that got me into hip hop
29:48
Speaker 9: a lot. And this is damn sure one of them.
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Speaker 9: It's a clips is the band, it's the Virginia Beach Group.
29:53
Speaker 9: It's two brothers actually and uh. The album is called
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Speaker 9: Lord Willin. It was produced by for L Williams. You
30:01
Speaker 9: can hear his influence all through the album. And I
30:04
Speaker 9: wondered what you guys would think about it. We'll find
30:06
Speaker 9: out what deb has to do all for here in
30:07
Speaker 9: a second.
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Speaker 1: What do you guys think? First, I had no idea
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Speaker 1: for LL was part of it.
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Speaker 7: It's I in one of the videos, like I watched
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Speaker 7: it or I listened to it on YouTube, and so
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Speaker 7: for two of them they had videos and he was
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Speaker 7: in one of them.
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Speaker 1: I'm like, that's for ol Williams. And then I.
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Speaker 7: Quickly looked it up and yes, so for Williams is
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Speaker 7: part of it, you know, producer. Before he was a
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Speaker 7: frontman and artists on his he.
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Speaker 9: Had a group called the Neptunes with a guy named
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Speaker 9: Chad and they they did a lot of beats for
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Speaker 9: hip hop artists back in the late nineties early two thousands.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 7: So, uh, and then I liked Young Boy the second one.
30:42
Speaker 7: Uh see, it's fun and I don't know what it's
30:44
Speaker 7: safe to play.
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Speaker 1: Nothing.
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Speaker 9: I would say you probably don't want to take a chance.
30:50
Speaker 9: I think even the clean versions will get us fired. Yeah, okay,
30:52
Speaker 9: so there you have that.
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Speaker 7: What's funny is before you mentioned it a week ago today,
30:58
Speaker 7: I've never heard the name clips before.
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Speaker 21: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, a lot of people have it.
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Speaker 9: This was kind of a band that had had about
31:04
Speaker 9: a two and a half three year run and then
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Speaker 9: they just kind of went away. I think maybe one
31:08
Speaker 9: of the guys split off, tried to do something else
31:10
Speaker 9: or whatever, but it just didn't It was kind of
31:12
Speaker 9: wild how they disappeared they actually just came back in
31:14
Speaker 9: the scene about a year and a half, two years ago.
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Speaker 1: They are.
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Speaker 7: Then I watch a tiny desk concert they did last year,
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Speaker 7: and I believe this summer they have a few shows
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Speaker 7: in Camiforna.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, sure enough.
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Speaker 12: Well what's interesting is, just like Jack, I'd never heard
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Speaker 12: this music before, even though they had at least one
31:29
Speaker 12: song with Faith Evans. Yes, yes, so there are a
31:32
Speaker 12: couple of beats that I recognized. And then I went, oh,
31:35
Speaker 12: that's why I've never heard of these guys before, because
31:38
Speaker 12: nothing they sing is radio friendly, so you wouldn't have
31:42
Speaker 12: been introduced to them, you know, listening to the radio,
31:44
Speaker 12: which is how it was done in the old days.
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Speaker 1: I would I.
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Speaker 9: Would think that you would probably recognize Grindon. That was
31:49
Speaker 9: the song that really kind of busted them out.
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Speaker 21: Jack.
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Speaker 9: You can actually play the beginning of that just a
31:53
Speaker 9: beat most people will know. And the reason why is
31:56
Speaker 9: is that that sound that you hear that sounds like
31:58
Speaker 9: a drop, like a water drop. That Sparrell actually doing
32:01
Speaker 9: that on his mouth.
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Speaker 16: Oh really, Yost, And I just wanted.
32:14
Speaker 1: It was about the patrol, all right. That's yeah, that
32:23
Speaker 1: is the clean version. That's it. It's the song's cheek.
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Speaker 1: He's getting that that sound that yeah, yeah like that sound,
32:29
Speaker 1: but he's doing that was and I like Gangster Lean too.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, you're gonna make me Gangster Lean.
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Speaker 1: I love this album. Hot Damn is another good, another.
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Speaker 9: Good, And believe it or not, I've never was a
32:39
Speaker 9: big Germaine Dupre fan from because he was a big
32:44
Speaker 9: time producer back in the day as well and had
32:46
Speaker 9: a little heat with some hip hop stuff as well.
32:47
Speaker 9: But uh, let's talk about it is the song that
32:49
Speaker 9: he featured on or help produce, and I think it's
32:52
Speaker 9: great as well. So it's just a really good album.
32:54
Speaker 9: One of the reasons I wanted you to hear it
32:56
Speaker 9: specifically more than anything dead is I know that you're
32:58
Speaker 9: a big bass fan.
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Speaker 15: I love.
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Speaker 1: This isn't that this is.
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Speaker 9: I mean, these beats really don't lean on eight oh
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Speaker 9: eight bass or any of the normal stereotypical hip hop stuff.
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Speaker 9: That's kind of what separated Farrel from his early producing stuff.
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Speaker 9: It was more it was more instrumental then.
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Speaker 1: I don't want to be the beat makes up for
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Speaker 1: the bass.
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Speaker 7: There's one song where it had more of an R
33:21
Speaker 7: and B feel, and now I felt, yeah, it was
33:24
Speaker 7: that was a little like halfway through the album maybe
33:26
Speaker 7: a little more.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, my man said, this is taking him back to
33:28
Speaker 1: high school. I love it.
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Speaker 7: But uh, definitely it sounded like it was nineties. Yes,
33:34
Speaker 7: it had a ninety sound to it.
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Speaker 1: It sure did.
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Speaker 9: And you know, and again they didn't lean on big,
33:39
Speaker 9: huge bass beats or any of that stuff to kind
33:41
Speaker 9: of create the tone. That was more hymn mixing up
33:44
Speaker 9: you know, like songs. And the cool thing is, I
33:46
Speaker 9: believe if you go and look, you can actually see
33:48
Speaker 9: his production notes on this album and see where he
33:52
Speaker 9: pulled the samples from to create the songs, which is
33:54
Speaker 9: also very cool.
33:55
Speaker 8: It just makes me so nervous.
33:58
Speaker 7: The song I'm good I'm playing now, he's not on
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Speaker 7: that album, but it's in our system with Clips and
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Speaker 7: Pharrell Williams, which means I know I'm allowed to play.
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Speaker 15: Wow.
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Speaker 1: Cool.
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Speaker 12: Well, what's interesting is that this is a two thousand
34:09
Speaker 12: and two album, but the sound is really kind of
34:11
Speaker 12: like early nineties.
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Speaker 7: It is, yes, agreed, Yeah, Because my wife came in,
34:15
Speaker 7: she goes, you know, she asked what I was listening
34:17
Speaker 7: to it. She goes, yeah, that sounds like way back
34:20
Speaker 7: I know.
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Speaker 12: And yet it's really not that far back. I mean,
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Speaker 12: twenty four four years is.
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Speaker 15: Gonna be killed.
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Speaker 1: Oh, it's a grown ass man away.
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Speaker 8: It is a grown ass man away.
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Speaker 9: See if you can you play any when the last time? Oh, Jim, yeah,
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Speaker 9: I got it, I got it.
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Speaker 1: So now we have no dumb Okay, so hold on
34:39
Speaker 1: for a second.
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Speaker 9: I didn't realize two and a half seconds into the
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Speaker 9: song he was an yelbian word and a.
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Speaker 1: Half it was the first word.
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Speaker 12: You're being awfully generous over there, Colbert, that's his hello.
34:53
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly right. It's a cultural thing. We don't have
34:55
Speaker 1: to be mad about it.
34:56
Speaker 12: That was man, Yeah, except every song I was like that.
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Speaker 12: That's why I've never heard that.
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Speaker 1: One gunshy we are we're allowed to play that? How
35:05
Speaker 1: crazy is that?
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Speaker 7: But a yeah you could, Yeah, we're not saying dude.
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Speaker 9: Had We had a guy on the Monsters actually wrote
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Speaker 9: a song called you Can Say in on the radio,
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Speaker 9: and the whole song was about all the other stuff
35:18
Speaker 9: you can't say but you can say one of the
35:21
Speaker 9: worst words in American culture. I think maybe global culture.
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Speaker 1: No. I definitely broke into a sweat for sure.
35:29
Speaker 9: I think that's kind of fun. We should just choose
35:31
Speaker 9: hip hop albums and how far we can get.
35:33
Speaker 1: Before we have to dump it.
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Speaker 12: I like my job, yeah, I really do. I love
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Speaker 12: my job, like to keep it.
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Speaker 9: There's a guy that does I forget, I forget who
35:43
Speaker 9: the artist is, but there's a guy out there that
35:44
Speaker 9: does an Instagram page and it goes, this is me
35:47
Speaker 9: playing albums until this particular artist tells me what to do.
35:51
Speaker 1: And I think it's Biggie and.
35:53
Speaker 9: Or somebody, and he basically it's the reason he did
35:57
Speaker 9: this because like every single song this guy has, the
36:00
Speaker 9: first thing he says is that it's used to have
36:02
Speaker 9: to do something, you gotta get down or something like that,
36:07
Speaker 9: and it's just like then it stops.
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Speaker 1: That's it. The entire post is like twelve seconds long.
36:11
Speaker 1: That's funny, all right?
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Speaker 9: That What do you got for us? Okanksey, you guys,
36:14
Speaker 9: by the way, for tolerating that. I know these things
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Speaker 9: are a bit of.
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Speaker 7: A stretch for you guys, but I appreciate it because
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Speaker 7: something that is, you know, so received by many.
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Speaker 1: I never didn't even know it exists.
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Speaker 9: I probably listened to that record two hunder Time. Yeah,
36:27
Speaker 9: if I've listened to it once. I mean I just
36:29
Speaker 9: I had a minute there where. That's all I listened
36:31
Speaker 9: to is clips.
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Speaker 8: So you're gonna, Allie, kick on your.
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Speaker 1: To a bitch. Oh yeah, yeah, that's exactly what we did.
36:38
Speaker 8: You're gonna take it back up again?
36:40
Speaker 12: No way, Well we're going to throw it back a
36:42
Speaker 12: little bit further than that. I have in eleven minute
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Speaker 12: and fifty one second video called ten bizarre nineteen seventies
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Speaker 12: products we couldn't live without, and I have to say
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Speaker 12: one of them I feel rightfully exonerated.
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Speaker 1: What do you mean rightful exonerated?
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Speaker 8: That a product?
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Speaker 12: I tried to wrap my arms around the sponge and
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Speaker 12: they were never sponge worthy Jack, and it could just
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Speaker 12: could not ever make these things work. And when I
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Speaker 12: saw them come up on the video, there are a
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Speaker 12: couple of products that actually made me laugh out loud,
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Speaker 12: just from the old commercials that you see. Y, G,
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Speaker 12: your hair smell so terrific.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, man, these were products. G your hair smells terrific?
37:26
Speaker 8: You remember that?
37:27
Speaker 1: How crazy is that? Yeah? That'sinitely. I'm gonna lean in
37:29
Speaker 1: and take a snort of your hair.
37:31
Speaker 8: But that's exactly what it was like.
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Speaker 12: And when you see the old commercials, you see the products,
37:36
Speaker 12: you know It's interesting because these are products that were
37:39
Speaker 12: just such a part of everyday life, you just never
37:41
Speaker 12: imagine that not being there anymore. Right, But it's also
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Speaker 12: just a real walk down memory lane just to see
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Speaker 12: ten bizarre products nineteen seventies, products that we couldn't live
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Speaker 12: without and hopefully, in twenty twenty six, will never go
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Speaker 12: back to again.
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Speaker 1: I'm interested to see that now. Yeah.
37:59
Speaker 12: Yeah, I'll tell you which item, what product I feel
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Speaker 12: exonerated from when we review it next year.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll try to guess which one it is.
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Speaker 7: We'll add that link to our post if anyone wants
38:08
Speaker 7: to see not only what we've done this year, because
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Speaker 7: this is only the third one upcoming, we have every
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Speaker 7: year listed and you can link to that from the
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Speaker 7: beginning in twenty eighteen when we started this bit.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, and I will tell you, man, I say this
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Speaker 9: all the time, and it's one hundred percent right.
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Speaker 1: To have that archive.
38:24
Speaker 9: Is kind of cool because if you ever get in
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Speaker 9: break out of your normal repertoire of stuff you like
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Speaker 9: to watch, if you go to that master list and
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38:36
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38:40
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Speaker 1: Some people treat it like a job.
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Speaker 7: We'll set reminders and have a system down where okay,
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Speaker 9: You know, we talk about tipping quite a bit. And
42:14
Speaker 9: actually it's so funny. I wrote this story down because
42:16
Speaker 9: I saw it online today and then right as I
42:18
Speaker 9: came in to do the show today and I started
42:20
Speaker 9: scrolling through doing that final check of the news if
42:22
Speaker 9: there's anything breaking out there. I went to Facebook and
42:25
Speaker 9: looking for some human interest stuff, and somebody posted the
42:28
Speaker 9: story over again, and I'm kind of interested.
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Speaker 1: So when you guys.
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Speaker 9: Go and you you you go somewhere to eat, right,
42:37
Speaker 9: and you get and you get the receipt, you know,
42:39
Speaker 9: they bring that little folding thing and mubblah blah blah blah,
42:42
Speaker 9: and then you know they you know, the credit card
42:44
Speaker 9: up top in the little pocket. They bring it back
42:46
Speaker 9: and when you open it up, you know, there's your
42:48
Speaker 9: your receipt, there's the restaurant's receipt. And on the receipt.
42:52
Speaker 9: With some places, it does the math for you. Right,
42:56
Speaker 9: let's say your bills fifty seven dollars and seventy five
42:59
Speaker 9: cents or what I've it'll give you a ten percent tip,
43:02
Speaker 9: you know, a twenty percent tip and then maybe a
43:04
Speaker 9: twenty five percent and it'll it'll.
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Speaker 1: I think it goes eighteen, twenty and twenty two.
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Speaker 9: I think it actually, yeah, fifteen or eighteen and then
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Speaker 9: twenty five.
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Speaker 1: Right, it depends on if they have tablecloths.
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Speaker 9: And so you and I know a lot of people
43:20
Speaker 9: use that, right, Like sometimes we will use that because
43:22
Speaker 9: it's just you'll get twenty percent. I mean, twenty percent
43:25
Speaker 9: is an easy toime to figure out. But you know,
43:26
Speaker 9: you look down there and then boom there. It is
43:28
Speaker 9: very easy, and it's smart. It really is smart. It
43:31
Speaker 9: takes it takes a step away from people who are
43:34
Speaker 9: looking to make a decision, and most people will just
43:36
Speaker 9: kind of lean on the numbers and they shouldn't have
43:40
Speaker 9: because man, they've uncovered this one restaurant or this one
43:43
Speaker 9: place where the math wasn't right on the percentages. It
43:47
Speaker 9: was actually giving them more of a tip than they deserved. Really,
43:51
Speaker 9: because nobody stops and does the math on them that
43:54
Speaker 9: they just take it as normal. It wasn't like so much.
43:58
Speaker 9: But I think the first tip will a dollar or
44:00
Speaker 9: fifty more. The second one was like right at two
44:03
Speaker 9: dollars more, and the third one, I think was like,
44:05
Speaker 9: you know, a little over two dollars more, but every
44:08
Speaker 9: one of the every one of the choices was wrong.
44:11
Speaker 1: Wow, And I was like, who would have thought you
44:13
Speaker 1: had to check that? Of all things?
44:16
Speaker 9: When you go out to eat, you're already like bracing
44:18
Speaker 9: yourself when they bring you the bill, especially if you've
44:20
Speaker 9: had if you've had two drinks, I got bad news
44:22
Speaker 9: for you.
44:22
Speaker 1: You just bought another meal.
44:23
Speaker 8: Yeah, no doubt.
44:24
Speaker 7: And the I at least had twenty percent as a staple,
44:28
Speaker 7: as if you're using that at a standard, it's easy
44:30
Speaker 7: to figure out.
44:31
Speaker 1: That's easy. Yeah, sure, you know you just percent times too.
44:34
Speaker 7: Yeah, you move the decimal one and double it and
44:36
Speaker 7: it's good to go.
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Speaker 12: That's why I usually don't rely on those things on
44:40
Speaker 12: the bottom because if they don't give me the twenty
44:42
Speaker 12: percent choice, and I don't think I want to go
44:44
Speaker 12: up to twenty three or twenty five, I'll just do
44:46
Speaker 12: my own simple math.
44:47
Speaker 7: But some places, like when you are doing small purchases,
44:51
Speaker 7: like at a coffee place, where it could be under
44:54
Speaker 7: ten dollars or typically the bill is under twenty, I'm
44:57
Speaker 7: not interested in the ten, fifteen, twenty, like that one
45:00
Speaker 7: dollar two dollars three dollars off right, right right right?
45:02
Speaker 1: Yeah?
45:03
Speaker 9: Yeah, and uh, I mean again at the coffee places,
45:06
Speaker 9: it is like, yeah, this is a little question here
45:08
Speaker 9: for you.
45:08
Speaker 1: I'm like, oh god, I hate it. I hate it
45:10
Speaker 1: more than anything.
45:10
Speaker 9: And I got coffee at that place the other day
45:12
Speaker 9: and I just reminded myself how much I hate it. Yeah,
45:14
Speaker 9: I'd rather tip you a dollar than eighty seven cent. Yeah, yeah,
45:17
Speaker 9: I would, right for sure. And another thing like I
45:20
Speaker 9: wanted to talk about.
45:21
Speaker 12: Yeah, how you're gonna get to that eighty seven cents
45:23
Speaker 12: when there's no pennies anymore?
45:24
Speaker 15: Nah?
45:25
Speaker 1: Yeah really digital boom got it.
45:28
Speaker 9: So we talk about AI a lot, right, I don't
45:31
Speaker 9: think we've had a conversation about AI that's been very
45:33
Speaker 9: positive over the last like two or three or four months.
45:36
Speaker 1: Would you guys agree with that? Nope, Like a lot
45:38
Speaker 1: of the you you don't agree.
45:39
Speaker 13: No.
45:39
Speaker 7: I think there's plenty of positive things, and I think
45:42
Speaker 7: we've talked about.
45:43
Speaker 8: It, yeah, like the medicine, how it's going to lead
45:45
Speaker 8: in medicine.
45:45
Speaker 9: But what we've talked about mostly is how this is
45:48
Speaker 9: going to affect slop.
45:49
Speaker 1: Yeah, you have to slop. The whole production of it.
45:51
Speaker 7: But the negative actual definitely leads the news on AI.
45:55
Speaker 1: Right.
45:56
Speaker 9: So with that said, this week today I saw one
45:59
Speaker 9: of I mean, if you want to define what AI
46:04
Speaker 9: for me? Now, I know this is completely subjective, right
46:07
Speaker 9: when it comes to how you take these technologies in Like,
46:10
Speaker 9: for somebody may not mean anything like if it can't
46:12
Speaker 9: produce like a cool song for them to rag on
46:15
Speaker 9: their sister or something, they don't give a damn about
46:16
Speaker 9: AI or whatever. My whole thing was, AI is going
46:19
Speaker 9: to revolutionize the way that we test medications, and it's
46:22
Speaker 9: going to create a longer lifespan for humans, and it's
46:25
Speaker 9: going to do it pretty fast. I think within a
46:27
Speaker 9: generation and a half or so, you're going to see
46:30
Speaker 9: people that are sending their lives by five, maybe to
46:32
Speaker 9: eight ten years based on technologies that we are able
46:35
Speaker 9: to expedite using AI in laboratories and with testing medications. Right,
46:41
Speaker 9: that's the number one thing I thought it would be, right.
46:43
Speaker 9: I mean, your Google Sarge engine just going faster and
46:46
Speaker 9: being a little bit more comprehensive. To me, isn't worth
46:50
Speaker 9: building a twenty billion dollar data center, right, just so
46:54
Speaker 9: you can find out somebody's birthday real fast. That's not
46:56
Speaker 9: exactly what it is. So the story goes like this,
47:00
Speaker 9: there's a guy who went I want to say it
47:02
Speaker 9: was to the French Alps and he went to go hiking.
47:07
Speaker 9: Right and make sure I got this right, there's a
47:09
Speaker 9: BBC story. He has a mountaineer and he went missing, right,
47:14
Speaker 9: And they went forever looking for this guy, sent up drones,
47:18
Speaker 9: helicopter sorties flying around the mountain. Have you seen the story, No,
47:23
Speaker 9: flying around the mountain looking. I think they looked for
47:26
Speaker 9: about he's sixty six years old. He was an experienced
47:29
Speaker 9: climber and an orthopedic surgeon. His name was Nicola Evoldo.
47:33
Speaker 9: He went missing. They went everywhere looking for him. They
47:37
Speaker 9: could not find him. To save their lives, and they
47:40
Speaker 9: kind of knew where he was or to save his Yeah, yeah,
47:43
Speaker 9: it was about a five hundred square mile area where
47:47
Speaker 9: they thought he was.
47:48
Speaker 8: That's all.
47:49
Speaker 9: Yeah, five hundred square miles, right. So they're flying drones
47:52
Speaker 9: over it. They're flying helicopters costing tens of thousands, possibly
47:56
Speaker 9: hundreds of thousands of dollars searching for this guy. After
47:59
Speaker 9: a while, they kind of realized that there's a chance
48:02
Speaker 9: that this guy's not going to be alive. I think
48:03
Speaker 9: it was like maybe three days after you know, they
48:07
Speaker 9: did the search. They stopped for three days, and they
48:09
Speaker 9: kept on looking and they couldn't find it. And somebody
48:13
Speaker 9: came up with the idea and they said, well, what
48:14
Speaker 9: if we used AI to find this guy? And they're like, well,
48:17
Speaker 9: how would you use AI to find this guy? Right,
48:20
Speaker 9: So they took one of the photographs from the helicopter, right,
48:25
Speaker 9: and they and they and they told AI. They said, hey,
48:28
Speaker 9: go pixel by pixel, pixel by pixel of a higher
48:35
Speaker 9: res photograph from a rece or from a rescue helicopter,
48:38
Speaker 9: the same ones that look for people at sea, which is,
48:40
Speaker 9: I've heard one of the hardest things to do. It's
48:44
Speaker 9: literally to find somebody at sea. You would think it
48:47
Speaker 9: would be easy, but it is not easy at all. Right,
48:50
Speaker 9: this apparently is equally as difficult. So they told AI
48:54
Speaker 9: go pixel to pixel and look for any aberration of
48:59
Speaker 9: color against this landscape because they knew he had a
49:02
Speaker 9: red helmet on. That's what they knew. They're like, well,
49:06
Speaker 9: it's a red helmet. And even in this landscape of rock,
49:09
Speaker 9: crags and snow and all of.
49:11
Speaker 8: This stuff, red's not going to be a predominant color, go.
49:14
Speaker 9: And find this red and they sent and the idea
49:19
Speaker 9: that this AI went from pixel to pixel in this
49:22
Speaker 9: photograph looking for it, and guess what it found it
49:26
Speaker 9: It found him. And the most impressive part is the AI,
49:30
Speaker 9: as it went from pixel to pixel, realized where the
49:32
Speaker 9: helmet was. And the story that gets so weird about
49:35
Speaker 9: it is the helmet was actually in a shadow. But
49:38
Speaker 9: because AI is so thorough when it comes to the search,
49:41
Speaker 9: and it was so disciplined to look for that color difference,
49:46
Speaker 9: because they programmed it and they asked it look for
49:49
Speaker 9: anything that looks outside of the norm, including rock crags,
49:52
Speaker 9: this color, and they gave it this big prompt and
49:55
Speaker 9: that damn thing went from pixel to pixel on this
49:57
Speaker 9: gigantic photograph. I think it like two and a half hours,
50:00
Speaker 9: and then it said there, it is right there, and
50:02
Speaker 9: even then they found the helmet. They found the guy
50:04
Speaker 9: was passed away unfortunately, but his helmet was even get
50:09
Speaker 9: in a shadow and they still found it. And they
50:11
Speaker 9: said that had that AI not found it, that guy
50:13
Speaker 9: probably would have died and stayed on that mountain until
50:16
Speaker 9: it melts, and it could have been it could have
50:18
Speaker 9: been forever until they found that guy because they're still
50:20
Speaker 9: finding people on everest who had been covered up. And
50:24
Speaker 9: then as the melts come, they'll see a foot sticking
50:26
Speaker 9: out of the snow or.
50:27
Speaker 12: Nothing for the climbers to walk by the bodies of
50:30
Speaker 12: other climbers.
50:30
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, they're all up there. It's crazy.
50:32
Speaker 9: But I thought that was the craziest thing. And they
50:35
Speaker 9: make such a big deal about it because of how
50:37
Speaker 9: much information that is for the AI to look at.
50:40
Speaker 9: But it would have taken a human being, you know,
50:42
Speaker 9: a loop and a blown up picture and it would
50:44
Speaker 9: have taken a month to go through there.
50:46
Speaker 1: Yeah, and still.
50:47
Speaker 9: Probably wouldn't have found it because of where it was
50:49
Speaker 9: on the mountain. Wow, just so unbelievably impressive to me.
50:53
Speaker 8: If only they had had that idea the three days prior.
50:56
Speaker 1: But at least now they do.
50:58
Speaker 9: Yeah, the helicopter dropped a two drone pilots on the
51:01
Speaker 9: mountain the slopes close to those rocky faces and colors,
51:04
Speaker 9: which also some of the colors as the sun bounced
51:06
Speaker 9: off the rocks. Yeah, it would mimic the color of
51:08
Speaker 9: the helmet and the AI saw right through it. Pretty crazy,
51:11
Speaker 9: And it says until two years ago they would be
51:13
Speaker 9: analyzing these photographs by themselves, each and every one of them.
51:17
Speaker 9: They would have a human being in a room and
51:19
Speaker 9: a magnifying glass looking through anything to find some little
51:23
Speaker 9: drop that they could use to go and find this cat.
51:25
Speaker 12: It's no different than doing the fingerprints the way it
51:28
Speaker 12: used to be.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, with the book.
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Speaker 8: Counting the ridges and the grooves.
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Speaker 1: Oh my god, did.
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Speaker 12: You actually I learned recently how our finger finger prints
51:37
Speaker 12: are created.
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Speaker 8: I told you that, you the one who told us
51:39
Speaker 8: about that.
51:39
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's when you that's.
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Speaker 12: Right, when you bump up against the amniotic sack, when
51:43
Speaker 12: you're in the womb.
51:44
Speaker 9: Yeah, that create so crazy, that creates your finger I
51:47
Speaker 9: did not know that until I think we did trivia
51:49
Speaker 9: on fingerprints exactly.
51:50
Speaker 8: That's I still am amazed that that's the case.
51:52
Speaker 9: And I always wondered, like, how could it be where
51:55
Speaker 9: no human beings could have the same fingerprint. Well, obviously,
51:57
Speaker 9: if you're in the womb, there's I mean, there's no
51:59
Speaker 9: way to predict how people could bump up against the
52:01
Speaker 9: side of that wall the same. I mean, the chances
52:03
Speaker 9: of that are virtually none. The one thing, and do
52:06
Speaker 9: identical twins, they do they have the same fingerprints.
52:10
Speaker 12: I don't believe so, because they think that's one of
52:13
Speaker 12: the things, right that and their belly button, which we
52:15
Speaker 12: learned about trivia as well. Right See, we learned something
52:17
Speaker 12: new every day from you crazy.
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Speaker 9: Four oh seven nine one six one four one text
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52:25
Speaker 9: they ended up with three possible locations, one that contained
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Speaker 9: that red object. The next morning, when the drones went out,
52:30
Speaker 9: the red object in one of the photos turned out
52:31
Speaker 9: to be his helmet. This led rescuers to quickly discover
52:35
Speaker 9: the body of the missing doctor, still partially covered in snow,
52:37
Speaker 9: dressed in black. Without AI flagging the red dot in
52:40
Speaker 9: one of those drone photos. He may have never ever
52:43
Speaker 9: been found, It said. The software managed to detect the
52:47
Speaker 9: red color even though the helmet was in shade when
52:50
Speaker 9: the when the image was taken, pretty darn and pressive.
52:53
Speaker 8: It is amazing, all right.
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Speaker 1: Today.
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Speaker 8: He's gonna want to talk to you about that.
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Speaker 1: And real quick before we're gonna break.
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Speaker 21: Had not the.
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Speaker 8: Surprise when he comes in if he wins.
53:24
Speaker 9: Have you guys seen this thing that's happening on CNN,
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Speaker 9: this climb from this guy Alex Honold.
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Speaker 1: Have you seen it? No?
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Speaker 9: I think Alex Honold is known as the greatest free
53:35
Speaker 9: climber ever. I think he's the only person in the
53:38
Speaker 9: history of El Capitan, you know that basically that giant rock.
53:42
Speaker 9: I think he's the only guy that's ever free climbed
53:44
Speaker 9: it with no safety gear at all. If I remember right,
53:47
Speaker 9: he may be that guy. He's going to climb a
53:50
Speaker 9: building on Friday, a skyscraper live on Netflix.
53:56
Speaker 7: They said, it's I watched the promo for it last night.
53:59
Speaker 7: It's going to be live for two hours on Netflix.
54:02
Speaker 7: Won't it take more than two hours to climb the skyscraper.
54:04
Speaker 9: One hundred and one story tie Pay skyscraper. And the
54:08
Speaker 9: way the thing is shaped is the reason why people
54:10
Speaker 9: are freaking out about it, because it's that big skyscraper
54:13
Speaker 9: where the it doesn't the the sections don't go straight up,
54:17
Speaker 9: they go out like that. Yeah, so like a like
54:20
Speaker 9: it's you know, like it's like a so he has
54:22
Speaker 9: to climb not straight up. He has actually climb at
54:25
Speaker 9: an angle, I believe, and then go over the ridge
54:27
Speaker 9: and then go up and do the same thing.
54:28
Speaker 1: A hundred. He's got a stories. He's got a kid,
54:31
Speaker 1: by the way. Yeah, yeah, there's the guy with a kid.
54:33
Speaker 7: Do it climbing a thousand foot high skyscraper with no safety.
54:37
Speaker 9: Net no no, no, no nothing, no parachute, no safety lines,
54:41
Speaker 9: no safety nets, no nothing. That's called free climbing. No nets,
54:44
Speaker 9: no nothing, one mistake.
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Speaker 1: You go. That's it. Live on Netflix. I can't even
54:50
Speaker 1: and I was gonna, I cannot watch it. I can't
54:52
Speaker 1: watch it.
54:53
Speaker 8: I cannot watch.
54:54
Speaker 9: When they when I saw the fight, Like, CNN has
54:56
Speaker 9: a story on this, and they're doing an interview with him,
54:59
Speaker 9: and while they're doing interview, they're showing clips of him
55:02
Speaker 9: doing this. Now, the people who photograph him are online,
55:05
Speaker 9: so they're perfectly safe, and they just they basically go
55:08
Speaker 9: right up beside him while he's free climbing and they
55:10
Speaker 9: film him when they do this shot from the top
55:12
Speaker 9: of this mountain down to show him and the guy
55:15
Speaker 9: climbing up that.
55:16
Speaker 1: Last one hundred feet or whatever.
55:17
Speaker 9: I almost just kind of got vertigo and fell over, Ah,
55:21
Speaker 9: because it just takes it away from me so much.
55:24
Speaker 9: I hate heights so much that it's difficult for me.
55:28
Speaker 1: I won't be able to watch it.
55:29
Speaker 9: And this guy is a This guy is a marvel
55:31
Speaker 9: of a human being, I mean a marvel. And he's
55:35
Speaker 9: not that young anymore. He's been doing this forever man. Yeah, yeah,
55:39
Speaker 9: Alex Honald is his name, and he's known as that.
55:41
Speaker 9: I think he's the greatest free climber in the world,
55:44
Speaker 9: the most the most awarded and considered, I believe, the
55:49
Speaker 9: best that's ever lived.
55:51
Speaker 1: And he's gonna climb this building. This happened before, Jack.
55:53
Speaker 9: You remember that in the eighties, that guy called the Fly,
55:55
Speaker 9: the human fly or whatever climbed up one of the
55:57
Speaker 9: buildings in New York.
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Speaker 7: The Twin Towers. Wait, there was the guy who walked
56:02
Speaker 7: across it on the type rope. Yeah, that's that's not
56:05
Speaker 7: that's the guy that climbed it. Yeah, there was the guy.
56:07
Speaker 9: He did it in like a he did it in
56:09
Speaker 9: a costume, like a like a like a superhero costume
56:12
Speaker 9: or something.
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Speaker 20: Yeah.
56:12
Speaker 12: Yeah, well think about Nikolinda's grandfather who did this between
56:15
Speaker 12: two skyscrapers and Puerto Rico and then ended up falling
56:18
Speaker 12: to his death.
56:18
Speaker 9: Yeah, the wind, the wind got him and he couldn't
56:20
Speaker 9: get down to the wire enough to balance himself and
56:22
Speaker 9: he just toppled over fell twelve twenty seven stories.
56:26
Speaker 1: Yeah no, yeah, no, thanks, can't watch it? No all right?
56:28
Speaker 9: Four seven nine four one text us at seven seven
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Speaker 19: What's Up guys, saw as your boy line and teacher.
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56:49
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Speaker 13: I don't know if you guys covered this on the
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57:25
Speaker 13: and the Furious roller coaster. They already have one, Hollywood,
57:29
Speaker 13: why do an you want to hear at Universal? They
57:31
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57:34
Speaker 13: Bring it back Universal. Come on anyway, anyway, guys, have
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Speaker 1: Thanks buddy, appreciate that prevent away. Yeah. I don't know, man,
57:43
Speaker 1: I don't know.
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Speaker 9: I saw that that Fast and Furious thing was coming,
57:46
Speaker 9: but I'm not a thing part guy.
57:48
Speaker 1: I guess. I mean I read something about it.
57:50
Speaker 7: I missed that one the I know there. This show
57:54
Speaker 7: that they did was a huge bus.
57:56
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, yeah, that was one of the staging areas
57:59
Speaker 9: for Halloween Hard Knights. I remember walking through that. I'm like,
58:02
Speaker 9: nobody ever talks about this now. Yeah, I thought it
58:05
Speaker 9: was just a display thing that to talk about it
58:07
Speaker 9: in the beginning with how bad it was?
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Speaker 1: Oh really? Yeah?
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Speaker 1: I'm Jim. There's deb he Jack is here as well.
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Speaker 15: YEP.
58:26
Speaker 9: National Championship game was last night. It was actually a
58:29
Speaker 9: lot of fun to watch. I'm not a big college
58:30
Speaker 9: football guy, and I have no dog in.
58:33
Speaker 1: That hunt for either one of those teams.
58:35
Speaker 9: You know, Miami is a Florida team, and I was
58:38
Speaker 9: a Florida State fan, so we had some classic battles
58:41
Speaker 9: back in the eighties. Florida State and Miami with those
58:43
Speaker 9: two big, giant offense is always fun to watch. I
58:46
Speaker 9: have no interest. I just hear you gotta watch Indiana
58:49
Speaker 9: play because they're big. They look a lot like Alabama
58:51
Speaker 9: from the Midwest, which is an accurate depiction of the team.
58:55
Speaker 9: But there was some controversy at the game last night,
58:57
Speaker 9: and it had nothing to do with what was going
58:59
Speaker 9: on on the field. Oh boy, what happened? An ESPN
59:02
Speaker 9: cameraman is catching some hell now, let me say, let
59:08
Speaker 9: me say this. Did not do anything wrong, per se,
59:14
Speaker 9: I knew the per se part.
59:15
Speaker 1: Ye didn't tee it up.
59:18
Speaker 9: Didn't do anything that broke any rule, no FCC violation,
59:23
Speaker 9: didn't say anything, nothing like that.
59:27
Speaker 1: Zumming in on hot women.
59:30
Speaker 9: A hot woman, Oh yeah, why would that be controversial?
59:35
Speaker 1: I mean, the woman was completely.
59:37
Speaker 9: Nothing happened, no outward movements, nothing dirty.
59:43
Speaker 1: She didn't yell anything, no, nothing was this camera angle massive.
59:48
Speaker 9: Massive controversy because they did a really big close up
59:52
Speaker 9: right on this girl in the crowd.
59:54
Speaker 1: What was the point of the close up? Don't know that.
59:58
Speaker 9: Yeah, just a fan shot just to you know after
1:00:01
Speaker 9: the game is over. Miami fans were distraught. This person
1:00:04
Speaker 9: is a Miami fan. She was distraught. Apparently she had
1:00:08
Speaker 9: a seat that was easy to see by ESPN and
1:00:11
Speaker 9: they flashed over and of all the people at the
1:00:14
Speaker 9: stadium in Miami, they put this girl on the camera. Well,
1:00:21
Speaker 9: if you do that, you're gonna find out the bit
1:00:24
Speaker 9: why they put her on mean why it's a big controversy, huge, No,
1:00:28
Speaker 9: although she may have a huge rag.
1:00:30
Speaker 1: I love hearing you say that, though. So she wasn't crying, No,
1:00:36
Speaker 1: not crying.
1:00:38
Speaker 8: Making out with somebody, not.
1:00:39
Speaker 1: Making out laughing, not laughing that.
1:00:42
Speaker 8: She was very sad, wearing shorts or a short skirt.
1:00:46
Speaker 9: No, not showing any skin at all, just in the crowd,
1:00:50
Speaker 9: very sad.
1:00:52
Speaker 1: She's putting on lip gloss. No, she was eating a banana. No,
1:00:57
Speaker 1: she didn't give the finger.
1:00:59
Speaker 8: I wasn't there.
1:01:00
Speaker 9: ESPN cameras panned to adult film star oh a Bella Danger,
1:01:07
Speaker 9: whom I've never heard of before, in the.
1:01:09
Speaker 12: Crowd, but apparently the cameraman has during the first.
1:01:12
Speaker 9: Fourth quarter of Miami Night's game or Miami Monday Night's game. Indiana,
1:01:17
Speaker 9: of course, beat Miami twenty seven to twenty one at
1:01:19
Speaker 9: the college football playoff, but the but should esp and
1:01:22
Speaker 9: camerasman cameraman have panned her in the crowd on Monday evening.
1:01:27
Speaker 9: Some aren't happy about it, and it said, quote here,
1:01:30
Speaker 9: no shot. ESPN just showed a Bella Danger on national television.
1:01:34
Speaker 9: One person wrote, but look that's her right there, and
1:01:37
Speaker 9: look at the face she's making. Now she's sad, but
1:01:40
Speaker 9: that could be a mony face.
1:01:42
Speaker 12: Yeah, I'm pretty sure the cameraman's like, wait, I saw
1:01:44
Speaker 12: that the last video right down exactly.
1:01:47
Speaker 9: That's very That is a very money face field to it,
1:01:51
Speaker 9: that's for sure.
1:01:52
Speaker 12: But Jack's got it up on our YouTube screen if
1:01:55
Speaker 12: you want to see it.
1:01:55
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, this guy, look at her there she is
1:01:58
Speaker 9: apparently that's a big time porn star.
1:02:00
Speaker 1: I'd never heard of her before, but she was in
1:02:02
Speaker 1: the crowd and he asked you recognize her?
1:02:05
Speaker 9: Nope, ESPN man, they went right to her and there
1:02:10
Speaker 9: you go, a bella danger. But apparently that ESPN cameraran's
1:02:13
Speaker 9: catching hell. A lot of people online were saying ESPN
1:02:17
Speaker 9: and came ran hold my beer, spoting a Bella danger midgame,
1:02:20
Speaker 9: parents clutching pearls. Miami takes the l legend status unlocked
1:02:25
Speaker 9: for the ESPN Guy, thirty year old adult film star,
1:02:30
Speaker 9: was in tears following the game on Monday evening as
1:02:33
Speaker 9: Miami's dream season came to an end.
1:02:34
Speaker 1: Quote.
1:02:35
Speaker 9: I hate this, She told her how many fans on
1:02:38
Speaker 9: her Instagram two and a.
1:02:40
Speaker 8: Half million, one point thirty million.
1:02:42
Speaker 1: I mean, did you say one three? Would you say
1:02:44
Speaker 1: a two and a half?
1:02:45
Speaker 9: I hate this, she told her nine and a half
1:02:48
Speaker 9: million Instagram fans. She goes, even though we lost, I
1:02:52
Speaker 9: don't care. The game tonight prove that no one else
1:02:54
Speaker 9: deserved to be in the National Championship over Miami, and
1:02:58
Speaker 9: nobody cares about your opinion on Miami exactly. They're not
1:03:01
Speaker 9: gonna really care about that. When they find out about
1:03:03
Speaker 9: what you do for a limit.
1:03:04
Speaker 8: Yeah, they're a yeah, not here for your on field.
1:03:09
Speaker 9: It's just kind of funny. They give all the people
1:03:11
Speaker 9: in that stadium. What do you do to like forty
1:03:12
Speaker 9: fifty thousand people in that stadium that cameraman spotted her instantaneously.
1:03:16
Speaker 8: Here's the other thing.
1:03:17
Speaker 12: She's also a law student at the University of Miami.
1:03:21
Speaker 1: Is she really?
1:03:22
Speaker 9: So she must be an only fans because they say
1:03:26
Speaker 9: adult film star. But I mean, if you're an OnlyFans,
1:03:29
Speaker 9: content creators that make you an adult film star.
1:03:32
Speaker 12: This is interesting. One fan tweeted, quote guys across the
1:03:35
Speaker 12: country watching the game with their wives and having to
1:03:37
Speaker 12: pretend they had no idea who what Bella Danger was
1:03:40
Speaker 12: when they showed her on TV and their wife asked,
1:03:43
Speaker 12: who's that?
1:03:44
Speaker 9: Jack had some candid photographs of Bella Danger up on
1:03:48
Speaker 9: the feed Real Radio, Dot FM, slash Watch.
1:03:51
Speaker 1: They're safe.
1:03:52
Speaker 9: She's clothed, Yeah, yeah, they're all clothed. Yeah, but she's
1:03:54
Speaker 9: doing her thing there right. Oh that one, Jack, she's
1:03:57
Speaker 9: making the face like, I don't know, to step on something.
1:04:01
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm sure that's what the face is.
1:04:04
Speaker 9: She must have stepped on something, Jack. That one face
1:04:06
Speaker 9: looks like she's hurting or something.
1:04:10
Speaker 15: Good.
1:04:10
Speaker 9: Lord, Yeah, I don't know that she's a film star, dude.
1:04:13
Speaker 9: She looks like maybe just an OnlyFans creator. I'm not
1:04:15
Speaker 9: you know, I'm not discounting that by any means. But
1:04:17
Speaker 9: I don't know if she's like part of one of
1:04:19
Speaker 9: the Vivid like if she's a Vivid girl or something
1:04:21
Speaker 9: like that.
1:04:21
Speaker 1: I don't know.
1:04:22
Speaker 12: Her law firm interview is going to be rather interesting
1:04:25
Speaker 12: in the future.
1:04:26
Speaker 1: I don't even know if it matters anymore. I don't know.
1:04:28
Speaker 8: I believe I think it would. I think it would depend.
1:04:31
Speaker 12: I think if you're trying to get hired at a
1:04:33
Speaker 12: prestigious law firm and you have that as their background
1:04:36
Speaker 12: and they're going to have to answer for it, I
1:04:38
Speaker 12: think it very very much could affect what law firms
1:04:41
Speaker 12: are going to want to hire her and put her
1:04:43
Speaker 12: as that front face.
1:04:44
Speaker 1: Yeah.
1:04:44
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, it's so funny. It's no shot. ESPN just
1:04:48
Speaker 9: showed a bellat Angel in that.
1:04:50
Speaker 1: Yeah.
1:04:50
Speaker 9: I think it's more of a tell that you know
1:04:51
Speaker 9: who it is, Like I wouldn't have posted anything like that, Like.
1:04:54
Speaker 1: No chance of ESPN just put this por Like how
1:04:56
Speaker 1: would you know.
1:04:56
Speaker 9: Who a bella danger is? Like you gotta know, dude,
1:05:00
Speaker 9: just to pick some porns are out of a crowd
1:05:01
Speaker 9: of fifty thousand people, you gotta be a little more
1:05:03
Speaker 9: tuned in, Like I saw her once on a magazine.
1:05:06
Speaker 9: I mean, that ain't just something you stum belong.
1:05:08
Speaker 15: To, right.
1:05:08
Speaker 7: But if they say she's a Miami super fan, then
1:05:11
Speaker 7: typically super fans are recognized just like the fire the
1:05:15
Speaker 7: guy with the fireman helmet at the Jets games.
1:05:17
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, you know, it's like you always see him.
1:05:20
Speaker 1: They're always in the same seat.
1:05:21
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Speaker 9: on the cusp of new dating ideas, And I have
1:05:32
Speaker 9: to tell you, usually I kind of mock them. I
1:05:34
Speaker 9: bring them up only so we can make fun of them. Ah,
1:05:37
Speaker 9: these guys may be onto something. This is a this
1:05:39
Speaker 9: is a really interesting new dating technique, and I think
1:05:43
Speaker 9: that you are going to think it's very funny. I'll
1:05:46
Speaker 9: tell you what it is next.
1:05:46
Speaker 1: Thang.
1:05:47
Speaker 21: Look, you know, cameraman show gratudas shots of girls half
1:05:56
Speaker 21: naked in the crowd of football games and up close
1:05:59
Speaker 21: to really hot ones. If you want to get upset
1:06:02
Speaker 21: about a bell of danger being spotted at a game, give.
1:06:06
Speaker 1: Me a break.
1:06:06
Speaker 21: I mean, because people have an issue what she does.
1:06:08
Speaker 21: It shouldn't make a difference what she does. It's a
1:06:10
Speaker 21: perfectly league profession. People want to get over it.
1:06:14
Speaker 1: Pearl clutching.
1:06:14
Speaker 22: But hey, Covert and Crew Delanne Steve here, Hey, I.
1:06:18
Speaker 14: Was just wondering.
1:06:19
Speaker 3: I put my uh, the word of the hour in there,
1:06:23
Speaker 3: and I've been trying for months, years and.
1:06:25
Speaker 1: Decades to get that thousand dollars.
1:06:27
Speaker 3: And I'm just wondering if I have a spam app.
1:06:31
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1:06:34
Speaker 18: i haven't received a call.
1:06:35
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1:06:39
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Speaker 9: don FM and send that away for your chance in
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Speaker 9: a thousand bucks. When we hear that all the time.
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Speaker 9: Uh and inevitably, you know a lot of Actually we
1:06:53
Speaker 9: had a winner last year. Uh if I remember right
1:06:56
Speaker 9: said they've been doing the since we started it, which
1:06:59
Speaker 9: is kind of what Jack ten years ago.
1:07:01
Speaker 1: Until over ten years.
1:07:02
Speaker 7: Yeah, we were doing it before I became manager.
1:07:05
Speaker 1: And that was twenty thirteen.
1:07:07
Speaker 9: Yeah, so wow, we've been doing it in a minute here,
1:07:10
Speaker 9: and you know, people say the same thing. It's just
1:07:12
Speaker 9: you know, look, you know, it's a little bit of
1:07:13
Speaker 9: luck in there, and then it's you being prepared when
1:07:16
Speaker 9: the opportunity arises.
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Speaker 12: And not only that, listen, do not sleep on those
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Speaker 12: later keywords. We give you keywords right up until nine
1:07:24
Speaker 12: o'clock tonight.
1:07:25
Speaker 1: That's right.
1:07:25
Speaker 12: Not that many people listening at seven, eight, nine o'clock.
1:07:29
Speaker 12: So if you really want to win, you know, maybe
1:07:31
Speaker 12: think about entering some of those later keywords as well.
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Speaker 1: For sure.
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Speaker 9: Welcome back on Jim, there's deb Hello. Jack is here
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Speaker 9: as well. By the way, I guess Bella Rain or
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Speaker 9: a Bella was her name, a Bella danger.
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Speaker 1: There you go, there you go.
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Speaker 9: She is a major player and somebody called her a
1:07:46
Speaker 9: top dog in the business right now. So she's not
1:07:48
Speaker 9: just an only fan in's content creator. She's an actual
1:07:52
Speaker 9: full blown porn star. Bad phrasing there. Congratulation, Yeah, yeah,
1:07:56
Speaker 9: good job, all right, Uh you really use your skill set,
1:08:02
Speaker 9: hey man.
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Speaker 1: Whatever.
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Speaker 7: She's also a director, Jim, Yeah.
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Speaker 12: He said that was so much indignation, Jack, It was beautiful.
1:08:12
Speaker 7: I'm just looking at the overview, it says she's an
1:08:15
Speaker 7: American pornographic film actress, director, and erotic photography model.
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Speaker 1: Thirty years old. Could you please mark that for me?
1:08:24
Speaker 1: Sure that one hurt, buddy?
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Speaker 8: Five O three.
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Speaker 1: Corn corn stuff five oh three. H She's also a director, Jim.
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Speaker 12: No say it with indignation. She's a director, Jim. She's
1:08:45
Speaker 12: hustling out there, man, that's so good.
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Speaker 9: She's doing his power to boost her integrity. That's so great, buddy,
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Speaker 9: you're the greatest.
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Speaker 1: It's like she's following the step foots of.
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Speaker 7: Ron Howard and Jason Bates. Sure, yeah, yeah, yeah, go
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Speaker 7: from in front of the camera to behind.
1:08:59
Speaker 1: He's right, the game, not the player, Jim.
1:09:02
Speaker 9: Normal transition for sure. All Right, So I said, this
1:09:07
Speaker 9: is a USA Today story. By the way, if you
1:09:08
Speaker 9: wanna check this out, read it in its entirety. It's
1:09:10
Speaker 9: quite a bit. So we'll just kind of encapsulate it
1:09:12
Speaker 9: for you and give you the heads up on the
1:09:14
Speaker 9: new dating trend. Aw Look, you know we've heard damn
1:09:19
Speaker 9: near every possible iteration of dating trends, have we not?
1:09:24
Speaker 1: I mean, speed dating, online dating.
1:09:27
Speaker 12: I've heard of a new one, a new trend. But
1:09:30
Speaker 12: I'll wait and see, because I don't know if it's
1:09:32
Speaker 12: this one.
1:09:32
Speaker 1: No, give me the hit.
1:09:33
Speaker 7: I'll tell you if you're un or not speed friends
1:09:35
Speaker 7: we talked about No this is blindfold dating.
1:09:38
Speaker 1: I've heard of that one as well. Yeah, that's a
1:09:40
Speaker 1: lot like that Love is Blind.
1:09:42
Speaker 12: Exactly exactly where you make a connection on voice and
1:09:45
Speaker 12: subject matter, but not looks all right right right?
1:09:48
Speaker 1: Oh it is, Jack.
1:09:49
Speaker 9: It is the most dangerous when you watch that Love
1:09:52
Speaker 9: is Blind show and they talk for like six, eight,
1:09:55
Speaker 9: ten days and they fall in love. They're saying stuff
1:09:57
Speaker 9: that people have been together twenty years don't say to
1:09:59
Speaker 9: each other. And they opened that window and they had
1:10:01
Speaker 9: a walk down the aisle toward each other.
1:10:03
Speaker 1: Man.
1:10:03
Speaker 9: There's one where that girl just like got about halfway
1:10:05
Speaker 9: and she's like, no, dog, well no, no, no.
1:10:09
Speaker 8: No, Jack's just got danger on the brain.
1:10:11
Speaker 1: She's like, you didn't right, you didn't sound fat. Oh
1:10:15
Speaker 1: that can change anyway.
1:10:16
Speaker 9: That's not it, Debra, Jack, you want to take a
1:10:18
Speaker 9: shot at what this dating trend would be.
1:10:21
Speaker 1: It's not blindfold. It's not blindfold.
1:10:23
Speaker 9: And I will tell you there really isn't There really
1:10:26
Speaker 9: isn't a like, it's not anything like that.
1:10:29
Speaker 1: It's got it. They do it genealogy testing. That's a
1:10:33
Speaker 1: good guess.
1:10:34
Speaker 8: I guess they match weapons.
1:10:36
Speaker 1: That's funny.
1:10:37
Speaker 9: No, what is one of the most unique things when
1:10:40
Speaker 9: you're dating, Like when you start dating for the first time.
1:10:42
Speaker 9: Of course I've not done this in a billion years,
1:10:44
Speaker 9: but when you start dating you have conversation, right, and
1:10:48
Speaker 9: what do you talk about when you start dating when
1:10:50
Speaker 9: you're just meeting somebody for the first time?
1:10:53
Speaker 1: Work?
1:10:53
Speaker 9: Yeah, you just do yourself right, like about yourself, things
1:10:57
Speaker 9: that you know about yourself. You know, we're going to music,
1:10:59
Speaker 9: you dig, you do the basic stuffy Can this person
1:11:02
Speaker 9: and I, at least if we had this emotional connection,
1:11:05
Speaker 9: do the ancillary things that we like in our life hobbies, music, movies,
1:11:09
Speaker 9: things of that nature, we can kind of blend that again,
1:11:12
Speaker 9: because I don't know how many couples out there actually
1:11:14
Speaker 9: really do love the same stuff on TV or same music.
1:11:17
Speaker 1: My wife and I do not. We do.
1:11:19
Speaker 9: We have some venn Diagram crossover for sure, but for
1:11:22
Speaker 9: the most part, she likes a totally different kind of
1:11:24
Speaker 9: music than I do. But we do have some that
1:11:26
Speaker 9: we find.
1:11:27
Speaker 8: You know, mutually satisfying.
1:11:30
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, yeah, sure, So I think that when you
1:11:32
Speaker 9: start looking at dating, you have to find some of
1:11:34
Speaker 9: those things.
1:11:35
Speaker 1: This looks at it a different.
1:11:36
Speaker 9: Way, though, Guys. It's called hot take dating. And the
1:11:41
Speaker 9: entire idea of hot take dating is you sit down
1:11:45
Speaker 9: fireball everything that's the most controversials about you right off rip.
1:11:50
Speaker 9: There's no finding this out five years later.
1:11:52
Speaker 1: When you got a one year old, right. This is
1:11:56
Speaker 1: not that. This is you sitting down face to face.
1:11:59
Speaker 9: Going hey, man, I didn't think jan six was that bad? Yeah,
1:12:03
Speaker 9: or you know, or is anything like that?
1:12:06
Speaker 1: Right?
1:12:06
Speaker 9: You just had this super hot take about things in
1:12:08
Speaker 9: life that you have strong feelings about, and rather than
1:12:12
Speaker 9: breaking into them softly over a period of time and
1:12:15
Speaker 9: having that person acclimate because they like you and they
1:12:18
Speaker 9: figure they'll they'll figure out how to work with the
1:12:20
Speaker 9: other stuff.
1:12:21
Speaker 1: Man, they just get that other stuff out there right
1:12:23
Speaker 1: off rip. It seems like an awkward way to find out.
1:12:26
Speaker 12: But you know, I have read before that science says
1:12:30
Speaker 12: that we bond more over the things that we hate
1:12:33
Speaker 12: over the things that.
1:12:34
Speaker 8: We find mutually enjoyable.
1:12:37
Speaker 1: Wow.
1:12:38
Speaker 12: So like if you have that coworker that you both hate,
1:12:40
Speaker 12: you'll bond more over you know, oh, really complaining about
1:12:44
Speaker 12: that coworker.
1:12:45
Speaker 8: Then, did you see the final episode of land Man.
1:12:47
Speaker 1: I've not heard that before. That's very interesting.
1:12:50
Speaker 12: So that makes the hot take thing that kind of Yeah, yeah,
1:12:53
Speaker 12: you can see it's complete total.
1:12:55
Speaker 8: You know, you're you're being transparent.
1:12:57
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's at twenty twenty six, coming in hot with
1:12:59
Speaker 9: the new dating trend.
1:13:01
Speaker 1: It's called hot take dating.
1:13:02
Speaker 9: According to Tender's year in Swipe twenty twenty five that
1:13:07
Speaker 9: it's already starting to take over the dating scene and
1:13:10
Speaker 9: it is a doozy. They're saying, you know that typical
1:13:13
Speaker 9: advice of avoiding touchy topics like politics, religion with someone
1:13:16
Speaker 9: you just met, especially on the first date. Hot take
1:13:20
Speaker 9: dating throws all of that out, is come in hot,
1:13:23
Speaker 9: what do you believe? Where are you at with religion?
1:13:25
Speaker 9: Where are you at with politics? Where are you at
1:13:27
Speaker 9: with all these controversial takes?
1:13:29
Speaker 1: You know? Where are you with the environment? Kind of music?
1:13:31
Speaker 1: Do you listen to? Why?
1:13:33
Speaker 9: All of those things right up front? But they say
1:13:36
Speaker 9: the number one thing is like the tact involved with
1:13:39
Speaker 9: sharing your most deep and darken You know, I sayd
1:13:42
Speaker 9: I shtuldn't even say deep and dark, but your most
1:13:44
Speaker 9: personal feelings because I know I mean I don't know
1:13:47
Speaker 9: about you guys, but I mean, you know, for a
1:13:49
Speaker 9: long time, you're like, you're wondering, how is your partner
1:13:51
Speaker 9: going to, you know, think about how you feel about
1:13:54
Speaker 9: a certain religion or religion, or how how are they
1:13:56
Speaker 9: going to feel about the way you feel about, you know,
1:13:58
Speaker 9: any of the things going on politic immigration or abortion
1:14:02
Speaker 9: or you know, taxing or any of these things.
1:14:05
Speaker 12: You know, especially because you know, Chris is a Republican, right,
1:14:10
Speaker 12: and I'm NPA.
1:14:11
Speaker 9: Right, you know, And and again I am a Republican,
1:14:15
Speaker 9: but I'm probably I'm more of a McCain Reagan Publican Republican,
1:14:17
Speaker 9: and my wife is not. She's more of a she's
1:14:19
Speaker 9: more of a Now Republican. So even you know, even
1:14:22
Speaker 9: within the context of having the same political party, there
1:14:25
Speaker 9: are rubs.
1:14:26
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, someone texted us at seven seven zero three one,
1:14:30
Speaker 12: and this is not fair. They break the ice by
1:14:33
Speaker 12: asking her how many cats she has.
1:14:34
Speaker 9: Oh man, that's a great question, though, that's a great question.
1:14:38
Speaker 9: That's an immediate tell because it's it's not a totally
1:14:42
Speaker 9: flawed strategy. Dating and relationship experts say, but if not
1:14:46
Speaker 9: done tactfully, hot take dating could land you in hot
1:14:49
Speaker 9: water could also accidentally repel people who otherwise may have
1:14:52
Speaker 9: been a good match for you, right, Like all that
1:14:54
Speaker 9: other stuff could work out, and then you come in
1:14:56
Speaker 9: hot with these takes and they're like, I don't know
1:14:58
Speaker 9: if I can get over that type thing other than
1:15:00
Speaker 9: getting into a relationship, and like saying, here's why I
1:15:05
Speaker 9: feel this way about this, because maybe it's a past
1:15:07
Speaker 9: situation that I'm not going to have time to tell
1:15:10
Speaker 9: them about in a dating scenario, like you know, in
1:15:13
Speaker 9: a in a set dating scenario.
1:15:14
Speaker 7: I think when you come in hot, you the other
1:15:17
Speaker 7: person makes a snap judgment in that moment, as opposed
1:15:21
Speaker 7: to it's like putting your hand in the boiling water
1:15:23
Speaker 7: then just turning up the water and it gets you know,
1:15:27
Speaker 7: it builds to the simmer. The when you know a
1:15:31
Speaker 7: person and you see their thought process, I think you
1:15:35
Speaker 7: have a better chance of having a longer relationship than
1:15:38
Speaker 7: coming in hot.
1:15:39
Speaker 1: It's like, wow, you're an idiot.
1:15:40
Speaker 12: Yeah, well, I mean plus, if you come in hot,
1:15:43
Speaker 12: then you automatically put that other person on the other
1:15:46
Speaker 12: side of the table in a defensible position where they
1:15:49
Speaker 12: feel they have to defend their belief systems. And that's
1:15:51
Speaker 12: just nowhere to start when you're coming in it's my
1:15:54
Speaker 12: way or the hells.
1:15:55
Speaker 1: We should have to defend your belief system. You shouldn't
1:15:57
Speaker 1: really have to do that. I don't guess.
1:15:58
Speaker 7: But is this a premise of a new dating show
1:16:02
Speaker 7: or is this just a theory on dating and gen No.
1:16:05
Speaker 9: It's a rolled out this is what we're doing hot
1:16:08
Speaker 9: take dating kind of thing.
1:16:09
Speaker 1: I don't know if it's an app yet or anything.
1:16:11
Speaker 9: It says that this expert says the first by the way,
1:16:15
Speaker 9: when they talk about things that you need to share
1:16:17
Speaker 9: is it's the political climate. Data shows that politics is
1:16:20
Speaker 9: the forefront of dater's minds right now, according to the
1:16:23
Speaker 9: Tender Year in Swipe twenty twenty five report.
1:16:26
Speaker 8: I still can't believe we have that.
1:16:27
Speaker 9: What percentage of people say that they're unwilling to date
1:16:31
Speaker 9: someone with opposing political views?
1:16:33
Speaker 1: Sixty five?
1:16:35
Speaker 8: I was gonna slow, Yeah, I'll go seventy.
1:16:37
Speaker 1: Really, it's only forty one percent. Really?
1:16:39
Speaker 9: Yeah, so a little short of half of the people
1:16:42
Speaker 9: who date say that they would not consider dating somebody
1:16:45
Speaker 9: because they did not look at politics the way they
1:16:47
Speaker 9: looked at them.
1:16:48
Speaker 1: Yeah, what a shallow way to date.
1:16:50
Speaker 9: You could miss a you could miss a partner in
1:16:52
Speaker 9: your life that could change your entire existence. But you're
1:16:54
Speaker 9: not going to even and introduce yourself because they don't
1:16:58
Speaker 9: vote the way you do, or seems that seems.
1:17:00
Speaker 7: Blunt, or if you go down to I mean, you
1:17:03
Speaker 7: talk about hot take dating, if your core beliefs are
1:17:06
Speaker 7: I believe this approach is actually mean spirited and basically evil.
1:17:12
Speaker 7: And why would I want anyone who subscribes to that
1:17:14
Speaker 7: as a way to treat other human beings. I believe
1:17:17
Speaker 7: you that's that's a boundary I have, and I have
1:17:20
Speaker 7: no need for you in my life.
1:17:21
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, I mean, and that could happen.
1:17:23
Speaker 8: But the cool thing here, there's always batteries.
1:17:25
Speaker 9: Well, let me right, but let me tell you why
1:17:27
Speaker 9: I think this is interesting, Jake. They actually mentioned that
1:17:29
Speaker 9: very thing in the idea of the story, like the
1:17:31
Speaker 9: whole idea of coming in hot, and it's kind of
1:17:33
Speaker 9: setting people off. I would much rather have that than
1:17:38
Speaker 9: spend a year and a half falling for somebody and
1:17:41
Speaker 9: then at the end of the year and a half
1:17:43
Speaker 9: we have a couple of drinks and like, hey, I'll
1:17:45
Speaker 9: retire you on that one thing and then tell you
1:17:47
Speaker 9: something You're like the changes your entire outlook of how
1:17:50
Speaker 9: you view this person. Like, I would much rather have
1:17:53
Speaker 9: that happen on day one. Just just get it to
1:17:56
Speaker 9: me right now.
1:17:56
Speaker 1: Hey, honey, I was digging under the seat of the
1:17:58
Speaker 1: car and I found this.
1:18:01
Speaker 9: But you know, it could be something else. It could
1:18:03
Speaker 9: be something in the person's past. Maybe they dated a bunch,
1:18:06
Speaker 9: maybe they had you know, maybe they were taken advantage
1:18:10
Speaker 9: of as a kid when they were younger, and there's
1:18:12
Speaker 9: some stuff there that they that is something they need
1:18:15
Speaker 9: to share because that could affect their personality long term,
1:18:18
Speaker 9: and that person needs to understand that they deal with
1:18:20
Speaker 9: things emotionally. Maybe that other person doesn't.
1:18:23
Speaker 8: I'd be surprised if that came out in a first date.
1:18:25
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean again I would as well. Yeah, but
1:18:28
Speaker 9: in the idea of hot take dating, you're trying to
1:18:30
Speaker 9: share all these things that could create speed bumps down
1:18:32
Speaker 9: the road, getting that right out in the open so
1:18:35
Speaker 9: people can make a decision before they move further or
1:18:37
Speaker 9: further or whatever.
1:18:39
Speaker 12: Which is interesting though, because here's here's the caveat you're gonna.
1:18:43
Speaker 8: Have speed bumps.
1:18:45
Speaker 12: Yeah, you're right, Yeah, I mean, some of these things
1:18:47
Speaker 12: are the big chunks that you can iron out in
1:18:49
Speaker 12: the beginning. But if speed bumps is what's going to
1:18:52
Speaker 12: keep you from, you know, continuing on, then I don't know. Yeah,
1:18:56
Speaker 12: because it's never going to be smooth sailing. Even if
1:18:59
Speaker 12: you think you found the exact right person for you,
1:19:02
Speaker 12: you're still going to have speed bumps.
1:19:03
Speaker 9: He said here that the trend is also emerged because
1:19:06
Speaker 9: of social media, which encourages people to have a hot
1:19:08
Speaker 9: take about pretty much anything and everything to gain attention
1:19:11
Speaker 9: and followers. That attitude has bled over into dating apps.
1:19:15
Speaker 9: She says as well, So you know you're going on
1:19:17
Speaker 9: your grinders, and you're going on your what are the
1:19:19
Speaker 9: other ones?
1:19:20
Speaker 12: I don't know if you'd go on grinder if you're
1:19:21
Speaker 12: looking for like a long term relationship.
1:19:24
Speaker 1: But is that not? Oh that's the gay one.
1:19:28
Speaker 9: I'm sorry, I know it is a gay one.
1:19:34
Speaker 1: Rewind. Why would I say that out loud? What would
1:19:40
Speaker 1: I say? Grinder?
1:19:42
Speaker 8: And it was the first one that came to your mind?
1:19:45
Speaker 1: I mean, Christian Mingle.
1:19:49
Speaker 10: Still the common sense financial advice you need?
1:19:56
Speaker 1: It's only money.
1:19:57
Speaker 10: With Scott Brown today at six twenty on The Jim
1:19:59
Speaker 10: Colbert Show.
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Speaker 18: Hey, o'hannah, how's it going today? I just want to share.
1:20:06
Speaker 18: I feel like the most fortunate man in the world
1:20:09
Speaker 18: to have married my beautiful wife. We naturally get along,
1:20:13
Speaker 18: have never raised their voices at one another in sixteen years,
1:20:18
Speaker 18: no arguments whatsoever. There's no R next to her name,
1:20:22
Speaker 18: and I'm not maga, but we have opposing political views
1:20:26
Speaker 18: and I love the differences between us at Marrier every day.
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Speaker 1: Aloha so sweet. Thanks brough Up.
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Speaker 14: Hey there, we're in the topic of online dating and
1:20:36
Speaker 14: dating in general. Just want to let you know I
1:20:39
Speaker 14: met my wife on ok Cupid, So yeah, stuff like
1:20:43
Speaker 14: that actually works.
1:20:44
Speaker 1: Right on, man.
1:20:45
Speaker 6: So, my wife voted for Donald J. Trump on the
1:20:48
Speaker 6: first election and I did not, but I didn't know
1:20:53
Speaker 6: that on her hinge profile. We didn't talk about that
1:20:55
Speaker 6: till we almost got dang near till we got married
1:20:59
Speaker 6: that I knew she voted that way the first time.
1:21:02
Speaker 6: Had I known that, maybe I wouldn't have swept right.
1:21:05
Speaker 6: But now we're both in alignment. But yeah, it was definitely.
1:21:09
Speaker 6: It's definitely a thing.
1:21:12
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, so a day in the life of Jimmy
1:21:15
Speaker 4: pulls out his phone that he got stopped through his
1:21:18
Speaker 4: Hulu mobile eye.
1:21:19
Speaker 1: You shut your mouth.
1:21:21
Speaker 4: The disrespect, isn't he and the disrespect went to his
1:21:26
Speaker 4: favorites and pulled up Grinder and then second in line,
1:21:31
Speaker 4: Christian mingle, it's a joke.
1:21:34
Speaker 1: Not almighty. Can't a guy go to a gay app occasionally?
1:21:42
Speaker 1: I just want to see Alba measure up.
1:21:46
Speaker 8: I have a soda can somewhere around here.
1:21:51
Speaker 1: More like a mini red Bull.
1:21:53
Speaker 9: Single serving, more of a single serving red Bull kind
1:21:56
Speaker 9: of thing. Standard is uy guy kind of thing?
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Speaker 1: All right?
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1:22:10
Speaker 9: you check your Grinder account.
1:22:13
Speaker 1: Oh you have an account there? Now, I don't. Nobody
1:22:16
Speaker 1: has a Grinder account. Get out of here. There's no
1:22:18
Speaker 1: E in it. It's weird spelled it wrong in the
1:22:24
Speaker 1: first sixteen times I try to put it in there
1:22:26
Speaker 1: like it's not going through.
1:22:30
Speaker 9: All right, welcome back up, Jim, there's dead Hello Jack
1:22:33
Speaker 9: is her as well?
1:22:35
Speaker 1: Do you have a smart speaker? I know you do.
1:22:37
Speaker 1: We have a number of them.
1:22:38
Speaker 7: Yeah, I was gonna. I'm not sure if you use them.
1:22:40
Speaker 7: I got you one at Christmas one year. That means
1:22:42
Speaker 7: it's probably still in the boxer. It's been regifted to
1:22:44
Speaker 7: one of your children.
1:22:46
Speaker 1: We used that one in the bathroom, the video one. No,
1:22:48
Speaker 1: I gave you a video one, remember, Yeah, yeah, dude,
1:22:50
Speaker 1: I'm telling you we use it. We have to the house.
1:22:52
Speaker 9: We have We have one in the bedroom, we have
1:22:54
Speaker 9: one in the kitchen, we have one in the bathroom.
1:22:56
Speaker 1: So we've got a number of them throughout the house.
1:22:57
Speaker 1: Six seven years to find a gift to us. Is
1:22:59
Speaker 1: that not?
1:23:00
Speaker 7: However, have you noticed something over the past couple of days.
1:23:04
Speaker 7: I haven't with specifically Amazon Alexa.
1:23:08
Speaker 1: Oh no, I haven't, but it's kind of weird.
1:23:09
Speaker 9: I was folding at people must think I only fold clothes,
1:23:13
Speaker 9: But I was folding some clothes the other day and
1:23:16
Speaker 9: I just said, you know, yeah, I said the hey
1:23:18
Speaker 9: Google thing, and then I said play the tool.
1:23:23
Speaker 1: So I was listening to something.
1:23:24
Speaker 9: But the one thing I did realize is they played
1:23:26
Speaker 9: a bunch of live stuff first, and I had to
1:23:27
Speaker 9: like fast forward through the songs, get to a good song,
1:23:29
Speaker 9: or get to a song you know that I knew
1:23:31
Speaker 9: really well.
1:23:32
Speaker 7: So, hey, Google is the competitor with Amazon, right, So
1:23:36
Speaker 7: that's one brand, and you have your Hey Google speaker,
1:23:39
Speaker 7: and I hope I'm not triggering everyone's speaker who has
1:23:41
Speaker 7: one right now. But then with Amazon and Alexa, they've
1:23:46
Speaker 7: upgraded the interface and the aiyah and so now they
1:23:51
Speaker 7: have various voices and it's more conversational now, really, yes,
1:23:56
Speaker 7: where it used to just report yes the weather and say, oh,
1:24:00
Speaker 7: the weather's going to be lovely, and it's more conversation
1:24:03
Speaker 7: and like, it took me back the first time it happened.
1:24:06
Speaker 7: Then then they say, oh, by the way, you might
1:24:08
Speaker 7: have noticed a new upgrade, and you know, it's my
1:24:10
Speaker 7: new voice. And then we started challenging my daughter's like
1:24:14
Speaker 7: started asking her questions and carrying on conversations. It's definitely
1:24:21
Speaker 7: they are leaning into upgrades in AI technology from where
1:24:25
Speaker 7: they used to be because it is artificial intelligence. Yes
1:24:28
Speaker 7: we've put in our homes for years, but they definitely
1:24:31
Speaker 7: have taken a level up in how interactive they are.
1:24:34
Speaker 9: You know, or I noticed that more than any not
1:24:36
Speaker 9: on my not on that yet because I don't use
1:24:38
Speaker 9: it enough. But where I have noticed it is in
1:24:40
Speaker 9: spam email. The spam email that I get now is
1:24:45
Speaker 9: more clever when it comes to the verbiage they try
1:24:49
Speaker 9: to use to get you to open it. In other words, uh, hey, Jimbo,
1:24:54
Speaker 9: you remember this from last week? Oh yeah, and you
1:24:56
Speaker 9: don't remember, like you because we get so many emails,
1:25:00
Speaker 9: so many corresponds about everything that it just slides in there.
1:25:03
Speaker 9: But they've they've learned how to write these email, these
1:25:06
Speaker 9: spam email where it seems like an email from somebody
1:25:09
Speaker 9: that you know, because it uses this different vernacular to
1:25:13
Speaker 9: get your attention, because it seems considerably more human.
1:25:16
Speaker 12: I got one of those recently that said following up
1:25:18
Speaker 12: on this from last week, and I was like, delete,
1:25:21
Speaker 12: but Jack to your point. Have you noticed the commercials
1:25:24
Speaker 12: where the person will say to an AI chat, but
1:25:28
Speaker 12: I'm forgetting the name right now, talk me out of
1:25:30
Speaker 12: skipping my workout right?
1:25:32
Speaker 16: Yeah?
1:25:33
Speaker 1: Yeah?
1:25:33
Speaker 8: And then the app.
1:25:34
Speaker 12: Says, you know you always feel better when you when
1:25:37
Speaker 12: you when you're done, Yeah, you know, you just got
1:25:39
Speaker 12: to give it ten to fifteen minutes.
1:25:41
Speaker 8: I was like, that used to be a friend, right.
1:25:44
Speaker 7: Oh by all means yeah, they definitely have that. You
1:25:49
Speaker 7: can see it easily happening. My daughter shared with me
1:25:53
Speaker 7: some of the text conversations she has where she'll like
1:25:56
Speaker 7: what she's thinking. She puts ideas like about you know,
1:26:00
Speaker 7: friends and relationships, and they and some of the advice
1:26:04
Speaker 7: it's like, well I would have said that, yeah, and
1:26:06
Speaker 7: some of them like, damn, that was good.
1:26:07
Speaker 9: It should I mean, they're pulling it from every single
1:26:10
Speaker 9: study a human being is ever done on the psychology
1:26:14
Speaker 9: between communication and people.
1:26:15
Speaker 7: But as we know, there are misses as well when
1:26:18
Speaker 7: it comes to especially impressionable young people who can be
1:26:23
Speaker 7: led astray.
1:26:25
Speaker 1: Or perceive the information differently.
1:26:26
Speaker 7: And that's a huge one because they the comprehension. If
1:26:30
Speaker 7: they want to keep hearing what they want, they rephrase
1:26:32
Speaker 7: it until they get back what they want. And if
1:26:35
Speaker 7: the AI is adapting itself to you and trying to
1:26:38
Speaker 7: please you, uh huh, then it's going to find ways
1:26:41
Speaker 7: to do just that.
1:26:42
Speaker 9: We settle sex bets, Yeah, you guys do, Deborah, Yes,
1:26:50
Speaker 9: don't bring it up again. It was a complete mistake
1:26:53
Speaker 9: on my part, is the first one I could think of.
1:26:56
Speaker 9: And Matt has not text me back.
1:27:02
Speaker 1: All right, sex bets.
1:27:03
Speaker 9: If you're in bed and we're and we're having a
1:27:06
Speaker 9: disagreement about something, and you know, not a relationship disagreement,
1:27:09
Speaker 9: just something on like on some fact, I believe this
1:27:12
Speaker 9: happens here. You're like, no, I don't think that happens here.
1:27:14
Speaker 9: I read that it happens here. Columbus never said foot
1:27:16
Speaker 9: mr right exactly, something like that.
1:27:18
Speaker 1: Right.
1:27:18
Speaker 9: We'll always go sex bet and she's like, well, what
1:27:22
Speaker 9: do you pursue?
1:27:23
Speaker 1: You know what's going on?
1:27:25
Speaker 9: And then I'll then I'll then yeah, then I'll be like, well,
1:27:29
Speaker 9: we're sex beting this, and she'll be like, I don't
1:27:31
Speaker 9: know about that for this one. I mean, because the
1:27:34
Speaker 9: same I think everybody's sex bets, but the sex bet
1:27:37
Speaker 9: thing is, like, you know, it's depending on how severe
1:27:41
Speaker 9: the disagreement is. If this is a game breaking disagreement
1:27:45
Speaker 9: and I say sex bet and she looks over at me,
1:27:47
Speaker 9: I'm like, yeah, it's gonna be that. Yeah, because this
1:27:51
Speaker 9: is a really big disagreement. You think you're really right,
1:27:53
Speaker 9: So are you willing to roll the nice on that?
1:27:56
Speaker 1: You know what? You know what that is? Right?
1:27:58
Speaker 8: Such an interesting relationship.
1:28:00
Speaker 9: And then she'll be like, Okay, no sex bet, let's
1:28:02
Speaker 9: find out. And then we're like, hey, we have Hey,
1:28:04
Speaker 9: Google tell me if that is the case, and then
1:28:07
Speaker 9: Google says, you know, we don't tell it's a sex bet.
1:28:09
Speaker 1: I wonder what it would do if settle the sex
1:28:11
Speaker 1: bet for us.
1:28:12
Speaker 8: It's already recorded it and send it to headquarters. Don't
1:28:14
Speaker 8: worry about it.
1:28:15
Speaker 7: And to that point, because it is more conversational and
1:28:19
Speaker 7: it does listen longer, as this texer points out, they write,
1:28:23
Speaker 7: they also listen for commands longer. They asked for a
1:28:26
Speaker 7: definition of something for his daughter. It was I think
1:28:30
Speaker 7: it's like a life lesson definition thing, and so the
1:28:33
Speaker 7: person gave their daughter the example of it, and Alexa
1:28:36
Speaker 7: chimes in saying, yes, that's a great example of that,
1:28:40
Speaker 7: you know. And this was like a full minute after.
1:28:42
Speaker 1: They were done. Oh wow. Yeah.
1:28:44
Speaker 7: My daughter asked it about a car she was looking at.
1:28:47
Speaker 7: And then then last night she said, hey, I bought
1:28:50
Speaker 7: a car. She's like, was it you know this one?
1:28:52
Speaker 7: And it remembered, Yeah, it remembered. The first thing that
1:28:54
Speaker 7: blew my mind.
1:28:55
Speaker 8: Is like, I said that used to be a friend.
1:28:57
Speaker 1: Yeah.
1:28:58
Speaker 7: We were both kind of hammering it with questions when
1:29:01
Speaker 7: this new voice popped up and she's like, well that's right, Jack,
1:29:05
Speaker 7: and I'm like, oh, she knows me. Yeah, she knew
1:29:08
Speaker 7: it with me, and now she knows my daughter's voice
1:29:10
Speaker 7: as well. So she will refer to you by name.
1:29:14
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, I'd be like, Okay, I was.
1:29:16
Speaker 9: Hammering Lance with the comments on grinder the other night.
1:29:19
Speaker 9: I bet you were hammering Lance.
1:29:20
Speaker 1: I bet you were. He was lancing Jim. Get out
1:29:24
Speaker 1: of here, Jack, something dirty. Save the license. They call
1:29:28
Speaker 1: it grind her for a reason. Save the license. Oh yeah, bets? Jack?
1:29:36
Speaker 8: Do you do sex bets?
1:29:38
Speaker 1: Uh? Yeah?
1:29:39
Speaker 14: Yeah?
1:29:39
Speaker 15: Sure?
1:29:40
Speaker 1: Well yeah, or sex negotiations? Whatever?
1:29:43
Speaker 9: Right?
1:29:43
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know it is everyone wins. She's like, if
1:29:48
Speaker 1: you build those towels, I'll do this. I'm like, I
1:29:50
Speaker 1: like volding towels. Let's go.
1:29:53
Speaker 9: You do you do you negotiate like that?
1:29:57
Speaker 1: You guys do sex negotiations at your place? Do you? Not?
1:30:01
Speaker 8: Very often?
1:30:01
Speaker 1: No?
1:30:01
Speaker 8: No?
1:30:02
Speaker 1: What's it going to take? Seriously, what's the take to
1:30:06
Speaker 1: get into a sex bet with you? Guys? With you
1:30:08
Speaker 1: and Chris?
1:30:09
Speaker 9: Tell me, like, for the three of you out here, Jack,
1:30:13
Speaker 9: you're such a disgusting bastard.
1:30:15
Speaker 1: They don't talk about that. I don't grind her, how
1:30:18
Speaker 1: do you know? Well? Not with you involved?
1:30:23
Speaker 8: Sure, that would just be a you and Jackson area.
1:30:26
Speaker 9: You do not have the baggage and it'll beard if
1:30:30
Speaker 9: you feel me.
1:30:32
Speaker 1: Don't feel me here right.
1:30:33
Speaker 12: This is interesting though, because I recently heard this story
1:30:35
Speaker 12: about a Reddit argument of a man whose wife would
1:30:39
Speaker 12: make comments about his pudgy middle when they were getting intimate.
1:30:48
Speaker 12: He had told her that, you know, that really hurts
1:30:52
Speaker 12: my feelings when.
1:30:53
Speaker 8: You do that.
1:30:53
Speaker 12: I wish I wish you wouldn't do that, and then
1:30:55
Speaker 12: he kind of teased her back a little bit.
1:30:57
Speaker 8: And of course you know how well that one.
1:30:59
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you cannot mention a food pa.
1:31:01
Speaker 12: So the question is, I mean, do you guys, would
1:31:04
Speaker 12: that hurt your feelings or as long as you're getting you.
1:31:07
Speaker 9: No, no, no, yeah, I would not be cool with that.
1:31:09
Speaker 9: I would not be cool if my wife went, you
1:31:11
Speaker 9: know what's funny I love? Yeah, it is when you're tumming,
1:31:14
Speaker 9: he hits me before anything else. You know, No, man,
1:31:21
Speaker 9: that's all what you want.
1:31:23
Speaker 1: You don't want that. No one, no, no man wants that.
1:31:27
Speaker 9: No man wants to be told any part of them
1:31:30
Speaker 9: hits them before the part. You know, you don't want
1:31:35
Speaker 9: to hear this, like I can feel it on my back.
1:31:41
Speaker 1: You don't want you don't want that. Nobody wants that.
1:31:44
Speaker 8: I agreed one person who was talking.
1:31:46
Speaker 1: That's why we don't have full length mirror.
1:31:49
Speaker 12: Was saying, Hey, as long as I'm giving my husband sex,
1:31:51
Speaker 12: he could care what I call him. And I was thinking, Yeah,
1:31:54
Speaker 12: for the majority of people, men or women, especially when
1:31:58
Speaker 12: you're being against meid, you're already your most vulnerable.
1:32:01
Speaker 1: Yeah, sure, that's not when you want.
1:32:03
Speaker 12: Them to grab a handful and go oh look it
1:32:05
Speaker 12: shakes like a bowlful of shallow right.
1:32:07
Speaker 9: Yeah, I don't want my wife to look at me
1:32:08
Speaker 9: and go, hey, can I slap your fudgies?
1:32:16
Speaker 1: Come back there? We no when you get me where
1:32:20
Speaker 1: you Where are your fudgies located? Right here?
1:32:22
Speaker 12: You know what?
1:32:23
Speaker 1: Are? Men have boobs too?
1:32:25
Speaker 9: And sometimes if you eat a little to me hamburgers,
1:32:29
Speaker 9: these things are fudging up. And if your wifele attaching goes,
1:32:33
Speaker 9: I want to slap your fudgies.
1:32:35
Speaker 1: That's bad. You don't want to do that. That is
1:32:37
Speaker 1: not sexy. Nobody is like.
1:32:39
Speaker 9: Nobody's like, oh baby, let me slap them fudgies, And
1:32:41
Speaker 9: you're like, Nope, that's it.
1:32:44
Speaker 1: Well, we do have a show title. Find Can you
1:32:49
Speaker 1: find that flag and half staff? If you feel me?
1:32:53
Speaker 8: That's what I thought.
1:32:54
Speaker 12: I thought, Yeah, that that definitely wouldn't be the case.
1:32:57
Speaker 12: Both men and women would be embarrassed and sensitive a that.
1:33:00
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, man, it sucks. It sucks. If you're having
1:33:03
Speaker 1: sexually your wife and she's closing her eyes.
1:33:05
Speaker 9: I got bad news for you, dude, And it ain't
1:33:08
Speaker 9: you she's thinking about.
1:33:12
Speaker 1: It's kin from sales, who is fudgy less.
1:33:20
Speaker 8: Well, you can take that into your next sex.
1:33:21
Speaker 1: Bet, right right, nice, I appreciate it.
1:33:24
Speaker 8: Maybe you can up the anti sex bets.
1:33:26
Speaker 9: Everybody does sex bets, no, no question. People out there
1:33:30
Speaker 9: and relationships have been around longer than and you've gotten
1:33:33
Speaker 9: past all that, all the all the the stuff that
1:33:36
Speaker 9: you get passed in that first three or four years
1:33:38
Speaker 9: you start learning about each other man when you're ten years,
1:33:40
Speaker 9: fifteen years and one of these things and there's a
1:33:43
Speaker 9: communication level that gets real blunt, and you stop, you
1:33:47
Speaker 9: stop pussy footing around, and you're just like, this is
1:33:50
Speaker 9: what's gonna have to happen tonight.
1:33:51
Speaker 1: If you want that thing fixed? Oh you like that?
1:33:54
Speaker 9: You don't like that sprinkler spewing out of that water
1:33:56
Speaker 9: like a good news for you. There's one thing I'll
1:34:00
Speaker 9: show you. That sprinkle will be dry.
1:34:01
Speaker 1: In no time.
1:34:03
Speaker 8: Don't say that. I said sprinkle, you said dry in
1:34:06
Speaker 8: no time?
1:34:07
Speaker 1: All right?
1:34:07
Speaker 9: For our seven six one o four one. You can
1:34:10
Speaker 9: always text us how we get on.
1:34:11
Speaker 12: This boy, you know how to make a girl happy.
1:34:14
Speaker 8: I'll have you dry in no time.
1:34:15
Speaker 1: Tick. The is all. That's what happened.
1:34:16
Speaker 7: I just asked you about smart speakers.
1:34:22
Speaker 1: Then you went to six bence and then we went
1:34:24
Speaker 1: to slapping fudgies.
1:34:26
Speaker 9: What you're talking about the budget at the tired thing?
1:34:28
Speaker 9: Nobody wants that.
1:34:30
Speaker 1: What would be the most We all got it, don't we? Yeah,
1:34:32
Speaker 1: but what would be the most sensitive thing? You could say?
1:34:34
Speaker 1: You would wait, would be the only one?
1:34:38
Speaker 8: Absolutely? Absolutely yeah?
1:34:41
Speaker 12: And like you were saying, you know, there's one thing
1:34:44
Speaker 12: you do realize when you get ten, fifteen, twenty years
1:34:47
Speaker 12: in that I mean, it's not going to be the
1:34:51
Speaker 12: same as it was in your twenties.
1:34:52
Speaker 9: And it is subjective though I have to tell you
1:34:54
Speaker 9: it's from my thirties. Yeah, it's from person to person
1:34:57
Speaker 9: because certain things do certain things.
1:35:01
Speaker 12: Well, oh now he's giggling like a little girl. This
1:35:05
Speaker 12: is gonna be good.
1:35:06
Speaker 9: After being you know, I'm with her twenty two years,
1:35:09
Speaker 9: like we've been married twenty years.
1:35:10
Speaker 1: I mean you know, things happen. What do you mean
1:35:13
Speaker 1: by things? Well, I just during intimacy one time, we're like,
1:35:18
Speaker 1: you know you're in it, you know you're doing the
1:35:22
Speaker 1: thing right.
1:35:24
Speaker 9: And then like at the you know the height, jeez,
1:35:30
Speaker 9: she goes, you got something on your tooth. It turns
1:35:40
Speaker 9: out on a big piece of cilantro. Come and get
1:35:42
Speaker 9: one of my tooth, and it looked like somebody punched
1:35:46
Speaker 9: my face. And she looks up there and she's having
1:35:49
Speaker 9: sex with little scrabbled fudgy pirate. She's we both start laughing,
1:35:57
Speaker 9: but of course everything dies at that point. This is
1:36:00
Speaker 9: like where's your eye patch? And I'm like, I can't
1:36:01
Speaker 9: even do this now. I know there's gonna be a
1:36:04
Speaker 9: week before I'm I cannot rebound from this.
1:36:07
Speaker 1: It's gonna be a week before I come back to life.
1:36:10
Speaker 9: Just put me in the closet for a while, not
1:36:14
Speaker 9: that closet for us seven one.
1:36:17
Speaker 1: Let him up Trivia's next Grinder. Hey jim Culver crew,
1:36:25
Speaker 1: this is lance from Grinder. Hey Jimbo, if we go out.
1:36:30
Speaker 16: I won't mind if your belly hits my body.
1:36:32
Speaker 17: First, but if we do go out, it'll give a
1:36:35
Speaker 17: new meaning to the word.
1:36:36
Speaker 1: Budgie and see this coming?
1:36:41
Speaker 23: What of j S.
1:36:43
Speaker 15: For the love of God, stop saying Google and Alexa,
1:36:46
Speaker 15: my android auto is going crazy and cutting you guys off.
1:36:51
Speaker 1: I don't need distress right now. Yeah, we definitely don't
1:36:56
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Speaker 1: Kick it out to. Yeah, Boxy Park is fun.
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Speaker 8: Sorry Jack back to you a click stag.
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Speaker 1: Thank you devroo one, two, three, four or five. Let's
1:38:44
Speaker 1: go one. Let's go one right up there with Kent. Kent,
1:38:47
Speaker 1: how are you doing careful, doing pretty good? Doing good? Buddy?
1:38:51
Speaker 1: Would you like to play a little game with us?
1:38:55
Speaker 1: Let's do it.
1:38:59
Speaker 9: Show all right, Kent, this is a very easy game.
1:39:02
Speaker 9: Get a question here for four answers. One of these
1:39:05
Speaker 9: answers is untrue. What trying to fool you, buddy? But
1:39:09
Speaker 9: if you can find it, I'll send you over to
1:39:10
Speaker 9: Jack and you can choose something nice for yourself.
1:39:12
Speaker 1: Are you ready?
1:39:14
Speaker 14: Yep?
1:39:14
Speaker 1: Here we go, buddy.
1:39:15
Speaker 9: On this day in nineteen sixty six, Emmy nominated actor, author, activist, director,
1:39:24
Speaker 9: known for portraying one of the most lovable, slash hateable
1:39:27
Speaker 9: characters on TV. He gave it the office, Steve stole
1:39:34
Speaker 9: stopp or he'll shroot oh Dwight true, which is not
1:39:39
Speaker 9: m Rain Wilson was born on this day.
1:39:43
Speaker 1: That's right.
1:39:44
Speaker 9: Here are three fun facts about rain. Oh yeah, here
1:39:46
Speaker 9: are three fun facts about rain Wilson. And one shrewding
1:39:49
Speaker 9: like shooting pain of like cascrow that I've even here,
1:39:52
Speaker 9: all right, but here we go. We're talking about Rain Wilson,
1:39:55
Speaker 9: the guy who played a shroot on the office.
1:39:58
Speaker 1: Here we Go. Number one.
1:39:59
Speaker 9: Before finding success at the office, Rain worked as.
1:40:02
Speaker 1: A mover for you Haul in New York. Number two.
1:40:05
Speaker 9: He played clarinet and bassoon in his high school band.
1:40:09
Speaker 9: Number three, his full name is Rain Percival Dietrich Wilson.
1:40:14
Speaker 9: Or lastly, he's great friends with legendary actor Henry Winkler,
1:40:18
Speaker 9: who was actually his best man at his wedding.
1:40:21
Speaker 1: Which of those is a lie? Oh, Henry Winkler. That's
1:40:27
Speaker 1: the one, buddy, right off the bell?
1:40:30
Speaker 9: Two days close for two this week, guys are sniffing
1:40:33
Speaker 9: me out with Nope, guys are finding the answer really quickly. Yeah,
1:40:39
Speaker 9: you are a winner. Kent gets the prize. Oh man, Yeah,
1:40:43
Speaker 9: he is.
1:40:43
Speaker 1: Not great friends. Well, I don't know.
1:40:44
Speaker 9: He could be friends with him, but Henry Winkler was
1:40:46
Speaker 9: not his best man, and there are so many weird
1:40:49
Speaker 9: relationships in Hollywood. I thought maybe that would fly. He
1:40:52
Speaker 9: did work as a mover in you Haul for New York. Yes,
1:40:57
Speaker 9: he does play claire now or he did play clarinet
1:40:59
Speaker 9: and bassoon in his high school band. And actually I
1:41:01
Speaker 9: think he is a podcast that uses the word bassoon
1:41:04
Speaker 9: or something.
1:41:04
Speaker 8: You know that got him all the late Oh yeah.
1:41:06
Speaker 1: For sure.
1:41:07
Speaker 9: That and his look, his full name is Rain Percival
1:41:12
Speaker 9: Dietrich Wilson. A couple other things you may not know
1:41:15
Speaker 9: about our boy Rain Wilson before we get to the
1:41:17
Speaker 9: top of the hour. Don't forget. It's only money coming
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1:41:36
Speaker 9: the ages of three and five, he lived in Nicaragua.
1:41:40
Speaker 1: Oh wow.
1:41:40
Speaker 9: Yeah, now here's what I wanted to ask you guys,
1:41:43
Speaker 9: because I know nothing about this. He practices the Baja
1:41:47
Speaker 9: faith or is it Behi.
1:41:48
Speaker 12: Bahia, but he is what it is, a Hia, that's it, yeah, Bahiah.
1:41:53
Speaker 9: Yeah, he practices that faith and has for years.
1:41:57
Speaker 1: It's kind of what does that be.
1:41:58
Speaker 12: It's kind of there's a city in Brazil called Bahia.
1:42:02
Speaker 12: It's kind of like the Afro slave religions of the islands. Yeah,
1:42:08
Speaker 12: kind of like akin to not Santaria, not Santaia because
1:42:14
Speaker 12: it's not negative like Santoia can be. But yeah, I
1:42:17
Speaker 12: would call it like a Caribbean religion.
1:42:18
Speaker 9: Hobby dam Yeah, all right, he's a passionate hobby chess
1:42:21
Speaker 9: player and his wife's name is Holiday rhine Horn.
1:42:26
Speaker 1: Of course, Holiday rhine Horn.
1:42:29
Speaker 8: So did he specifically look for a woman with an
1:42:32
Speaker 8: interesting name?
1:42:33
Speaker 1: It takes them.
1:42:33
Speaker 9: They've been together thirty five years or something. They've been
1:42:36
Speaker 9: together since like the early nineties. Dude, he's been with
1:42:38
Speaker 9: his chick fever.
1:42:40
Speaker 1: Yeah.
1:42:40
Speaker 9: The Bahaya faith, I thought it was more of like
1:42:43
Speaker 9: a rasta thing. That's that's the thing. I thought it
1:42:45
Speaker 9: would be more parallel.
1:42:47
Speaker 12: With And I could be pronouncing it incorrectly because it
1:42:51
Speaker 12: is a modern world religion founded in nineteenth century.
1:42:54
Speaker 1: Iran hobby damn.
1:42:56
Speaker 12: Really yeah, emphasizing the unity of God, religion, and humanity,
1:43:00
Speaker 12: promoting universal education, gender equality, and harmony between science and religion.
1:43:05
Speaker 1: Nothing about grass.
1:43:09
Speaker 9: Oh, it almost seems like when I read a little
1:43:12
Speaker 9: bit about it today, was like almost like humanism with
1:43:14
Speaker 9: a central point, like you know, you want, just like
1:43:17
Speaker 9: you know, people to be cohesive and in kind of
1:43:21
Speaker 9: tune with each other. But there doesn't seem to be
1:43:25
Speaker 9: a central figure like a you know, a god. Okay, yeah,
1:43:30
Speaker 9: deity of some sort.
1:43:32
Speaker 8: It's interesting, but he's been practicating for.
1:43:34
Speaker 1: A while and seems like a happy guy. I mean,
1:43:36
Speaker 1: his wife is named Holiday, so he wins Rain and Holidays.
1:43:41
Speaker 9: Yeah, all right, four seven nine four one. Got a
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Speaker 1: More of the Jim Colbert Show in just a few Oh,
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Speaker 1: what up, casey as, it's funny you bring up Rain Wilson.
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Speaker 15: I literally found a movie on Hulu he did just
1:44:08
Speaker 15: last year called Code three, about him being a paramedic.
1:44:12
Speaker 15: It's like an action comedy. I saw it Friday night
1:44:16
Speaker 15: my wife was working. I watched it again with her
1:44:19
Speaker 15: on Saturday and she loved it. I highly recommended.
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Speaker 20: so funny today you about maybe piss myself? Okay, buddy,
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Speaker 20: At least Jim was saying about slapping fudgies. Least worst
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Speaker 20: can say is hey, i'ld like you do the truffle
1:44:38
Speaker 20: shuffle like the kick from Goonies. Had it happened to
1:44:42
Speaker 20: me when I was like three hundred sound pounds?
1:44:44
Speaker 1: Oh dude, not fun huh so uh brinder, gimme. Okay, dude,
1:44:51
Speaker 1: I knew it was you and that girl and ask
1:44:56
Speaker 1: that's your thing though.
1:44:58
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1:45:29
Speaker 9: Rain Wilson's way said, need you to know that Rain
1:45:31
Speaker 9: Wilson was in the rob Zombbie movie One Thousand Corpses.
1:45:35
Speaker 1: I think that's the same one that Paris Hilton was in.
1:45:37
Speaker 1: Oh wow, House of a Thousand Corpses.
1:45:40
Speaker 9: He was also You want to know what his film
1:45:43
Speaker 9: debut was, Jack, I filmed that you and I absolutely
1:45:46
Speaker 9: love a comedy, one of the most underrated comedies with
1:45:49
Speaker 9: one of the biggest all star casts.
1:45:52
Speaker 1: Of all time. Nineteen forty one.
1:45:54
Speaker 7: No, no, you're closer gazing titles now that these are
1:46:00
Speaker 7: too old. No, it has to be something more recent.
1:46:03
Speaker 1: Well space related.
1:46:04
Speaker 9: That's that's what a Galaxy Quest is the answer. I mean,
1:46:10
Speaker 9: so many stars in that movie. That was Rain Wilson's
1:46:14
Speaker 9: film debut. I think it was one of the Aliens
1:46:16
Speaker 9: or whatever, whatever the case movie. And if you haven't
1:46:19
Speaker 9: seen Galaxy Quest, Tim Allen, Sigurney Jrny Weaver, Uh, the
1:46:26
Speaker 9: guy Sam Sam Rockwell yep uh, the guy Tony Shalob
1:46:32
Speaker 9: Chaloub who was the what was the guy the show
1:46:35
Speaker 9: is on Forever Monk?
1:46:36
Speaker 12: He was on Monk. He was also in Men in Black.
1:46:39
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, you're right, yeah, yeah, he was the guy realized.
1:46:41
Speaker 12: Galaxy Quest is from nineteen ninety nine.
1:46:44
Speaker 9: Yeah, it is so good. If you haven't checked it out.
1:46:47
Speaker 9: Do you know the premise of the movie.
1:46:48
Speaker 1: I do not.
1:46:49
Speaker 9: The aliens see TV shows blasted through you know, they
1:46:55
Speaker 9: can pick that up like as they're flying around there, right,
1:46:57
Speaker 9: and they're they're like human esque aliens.
1:46:59
Speaker 1: It's not like kind of lizard or anything like that, right.
1:47:01
Speaker 9: And uh, they are being threatened by another alien group,
1:47:07
Speaker 9: and they all since they saw this TV show from
1:47:11
Speaker 9: America of.
1:47:12
Speaker 7: These Galaxy quests and it's similar to Star Trek.
1:47:15
Speaker 9: Right, And so they think that that show is real
1:47:18
Speaker 9: and that those people can save them from the other
1:47:21
Speaker 9: aliens that want to kill them.
1:47:22
Speaker 7: So they come to Earth during a convention and where
1:47:25
Speaker 7: they kind of kidnap them to help them.
1:47:30
Speaker 1: So they find themselves in really in space, like.
1:47:33
Speaker 9: It's really defending against other like a and it's it's
1:47:37
Speaker 9: really good and maybe the best that Sigourney Weaver has
1:47:40
Speaker 9: ever looked on film. There's a movie she did called
1:47:43
Speaker 9: Heartbreakers with Gene Hackman and Jennifer love Hewett. I believe
1:47:48
Speaker 9: she looks really good that movie. But man, she looks
1:47:50
Speaker 9: really good in Galaxy question.
1:47:52
Speaker 7: Oh, Alan Rickman, it was great.
1:47:56
Speaker 9: Dude, that was I mean, I'm telling you that movie
1:47:58
Speaker 9: was absolutely Stacked with stars.
1:48:00
Speaker 1: Yeh, so good because in the face of it, you're like,
1:48:02
Speaker 1: what fish but you But it's such a good movie.
1:48:06
Speaker 9: It really is start solid, you know. So this morning
1:48:10
Speaker 9: I'm reading around, and you know, I think this guy
1:48:14
Speaker 9: covers pretty much everywhere in the central Florida area. I
1:48:16
Speaker 9: think basically all the news stations here in town probably
1:48:20
Speaker 9: have the same reach as our radio station.
1:48:22
Speaker 1: Right.
1:48:22
Speaker 9: Imagine people on the coast over there can watch Channel two,
1:48:24
Speaker 9: Channel six and Channel nine and Fox thirty five if
1:48:26
Speaker 9: they want to, Right. So I read this morning that
1:48:30
Speaker 9: justin Mormouth, I think of Channel nine, Channel.
1:48:34
Speaker 1: Six, Channel six is dad is Channel nine is Channel.
1:48:37
Speaker 9: Nine is leaving the business, leaving the TV business and
1:48:40
Speaker 9: the news business, and he's going on to something else.
1:48:44
Speaker 9: So I happen to know his dad. I don't know
1:48:46
Speaker 9: Justin all that well. I've met him a number of times.
1:48:48
Speaker 9: I mean, you couldn't like one of the greatest kids,
1:48:51
Speaker 9: like just an absolute great guy, right, And I've known
1:48:55
Speaker 9: Greg for a while. So I text Greg Greg this morning,
1:48:57
Speaker 9: his dad, Greg Warmouth from Channel nine. I said, today, Man,
1:49:00
Speaker 9: you know, what's the chances this is actually what's up
1:49:02
Speaker 9: with your son?
1:49:03
Speaker 1: The quittor. This is actually I text him.
1:49:06
Speaker 9: I said, Hey, I'm going to be that guy that
1:49:09
Speaker 9: never text you ever, but now I'm texting you for
1:49:11
Speaker 9: a favor, right, So I asked him to give me
1:49:14
Speaker 9: Justin's number and stuff so we could get ahold of
1:49:16
Speaker 9: him and find out what he's leaving for and and
1:49:18
Speaker 9: all this stuff.
1:49:18
Speaker 1: He's been there like twelve years.
1:49:20
Speaker 9: I think he basically when he went there right out
1:49:21
Speaker 9: of college, and he's been doing and he's great at it,
1:49:24
Speaker 9: you know, good young man. So hopefully we'll have some
1:49:27
Speaker 9: information about Justin Mormoth and where he's going, maybe an
1:49:29
Speaker 9: interview with him a little bit later this week.
1:49:30
Speaker 1: I think it'd be cool. Yeah, it would yeah.
1:49:32
Speaker 9: I mean his family, that family's been on television in
1:49:34
Speaker 9: town forever. I mean Greg's been on the air since
1:49:37
Speaker 9: what the nineteen eighties Yeah, yeah, definitely the eighties. And
1:49:41
Speaker 9: his boy's been there for twelve years now, so it's
1:49:43
Speaker 9: like a family legacy of year it is. I think
1:49:45
Speaker 9: his other son is a was a professional baseball player. Yeah,
1:49:48
Speaker 9: so pretty cool family there. So we'll hopefully have Justin
1:49:51
Speaker 9: Warmouth on a little bit later this week. Four oh
1:49:54
Speaker 9: seven nine one six one oh four to one text
1:49:56
Speaker 9: US at seven seven zero three one. I said this
1:50:02
Speaker 9: thing about Florida invalidating some driver's license.
1:50:04
Speaker 1: Have you seen this?
1:50:05
Speaker 3: Wow?
1:50:06
Speaker 9: It says, it says, and it's weird because I didn't
1:50:10
Speaker 9: even know this can happen. This is a Channel six story,
1:50:13
Speaker 9: click Orlando dot Com. I'm going to check this out.
1:50:15
Speaker 9: State Bill seventeen eighteen went into effect back in twenty
1:50:19
Speaker 9: twenty three. I had no idea this was even going on.
1:50:22
Speaker 9: But with this recent crackdown on illegal immigration in Florida,
1:50:27
Speaker 9: it's a good reminder that some out of state driver's
1:50:29
Speaker 9: license are no longer legal in the state of Florida.
1:50:31
Speaker 1: Did you guys know that?
1:50:32
Speaker 9: No, no clue that if you drove here from another state,
1:50:36
Speaker 9: and US being the tourist capital of the planet Earth.
1:50:40
Speaker 1: I thought every state was good. In every other state, it.
1:50:43
Speaker 9: Says same here. That's because a twenty twenty three state
1:50:47
Speaker 9: law which prohibits the issuance of driver's license to those
1:50:52
Speaker 9: who do not have proof of lawful residence in the US.
1:50:57
Speaker 9: The legislation also specify is that out of state driver's
1:51:01
Speaker 9: license that are issued exclusively to illegal immigrants are also
1:51:05
Speaker 9: invalid in Florida. And the list of major The lists
1:51:09
Speaker 9: of licenses no longer accepted in the state is located
1:51:12
Speaker 9: on the FDL or the Florida Department's Highway Safety and
1:51:15
Speaker 9: Motor Vehicles website and includes like it's and it's so crazy,
1:51:19
Speaker 9: like what states do you believe cannot drive in this state?
1:51:22
Speaker 8: California, that would be mine. That in New York.
1:51:24
Speaker 1: California's not on the list, New Mexico not on the list.
1:51:28
Speaker 1: New York. There's only there's one, and it's everyone from
1:51:33
Speaker 1: the state.
1:51:34
Speaker 9: Yeah, well, I guess it is if you have a
1:51:36
Speaker 9: license that was issued a certain kind of license, Like
1:51:40
Speaker 9: I'll give you an example, Connecticut, if you have a
1:51:43
Speaker 9: license that says not for federal identification, you cannot use
1:51:48
Speaker 9: that as a driver's license in the state of Florida.
1:51:50
Speaker 9: If you come here from Delaware and you have a
1:51:53
Speaker 9: license that says driving privilege only or not valid for identification,
1:51:57
Speaker 9: you cannot use that in the state of Florida. Come
1:52:00
Speaker 9: here from Hawaii, you know, if you drive here.
1:52:01
Speaker 8: From Hawaii, which would be interesting.
1:52:04
Speaker 9: Limited purpose driver's license, limited purpose instruction permit, limited purpose
1:52:08
Speaker 9: provisional driver's license, not valid for use official that all
1:52:13
Speaker 9: those are no good in the state Rhode Island all that,
1:52:17
Speaker 9: no good. Vermont's the other state. No real ID or
1:52:21
Speaker 9: junior driver's license. None of that stuff will work in Florida.
1:52:24
Speaker 9: So theoretically, if you come down here to vacation and
1:52:26
Speaker 9: you have one of these licenses and you get pulled
1:52:28
Speaker 9: over in the state of Florida, I guess they will
1:52:30
Speaker 9: just not let you drive anymore. I mean me, just
1:52:33
Speaker 9: confiscate your license maybe, or just tell you can't drive.
1:52:36
Speaker 8: I don't know, in this day and age, it could
1:52:38
Speaker 8: be far worse.
1:52:39
Speaker 9: Yeah, I just had no clue that we had limitations
1:52:41
Speaker 9: like that on anybody in the state, much less, you know,
1:52:45
Speaker 9: just people coming from states in the US.
1:52:47
Speaker 1: No clue at all.
1:52:50
Speaker 8: Don't know the reasoning behind that.
1:52:52
Speaker 9: Yeah, I guess it's just because that they don't want
1:52:55
Speaker 9: people who are here illegally in the country who have
1:52:58
Speaker 9: been issued driver's license or IDs. I didn't know that
1:53:01
Speaker 9: you could even get a driver's license or an ID
1:53:04
Speaker 9: if you were here in this country illegally, Like, how
1:53:06
Speaker 9: would you prove you know what I'm saying, Yeah, you don't.
1:53:09
Speaker 9: You have to they get the requirements to certificate.
1:53:12
Speaker 12: Right, but proof of residence, proof of residence, don't you?
1:53:17
Speaker 9: Okay, so let me let me because I haven't done
1:53:19
Speaker 9: this in so long. Don't you have to bring like
1:53:21
Speaker 9: a power bill or something that you have a proof
1:53:23
Speaker 9: of residence for the address that's going on your on
1:53:25
Speaker 9: your license.
1:53:26
Speaker 7: So just because you you have a a proof of
1:53:31
Speaker 7: residence does not mean you were born here, like you know, yeah,
1:53:36
Speaker 7: you know an address and out right, it does not
1:53:38
Speaker 7: prove that you were born here. Yeah, it just means
1:53:39
Speaker 7: you rented a house or apartment.
1:53:41
Speaker 1: Or po box. Can you even do a po box
1:53:43
Speaker 1: for rovers anymore? You can? I don't think no, that'd
1:53:46
Speaker 1: be that'd be quite a coupe for the criminals, would it?
1:53:48
Speaker 23: Not?
1:53:51
Speaker 1: Try and catch me?
1:53:52
Speaker 9: Guy says My brother grew up in Florida, moved back
1:53:54
Speaker 9: to Puerto Rico when he was eighteen, maintains a Florida
1:53:56
Speaker 9: driver's license because it's such an s show back in
1:53:58
Speaker 9: Puerto Rico with waiting and trying to get your driver's license.
1:54:02
Speaker 9: That's what I heard about when my daughter lived in
1:54:03
Speaker 9: South Africa. She said that the government buildings were just
1:54:06
Speaker 9: a coin flip of whether or not they're going to
1:54:08
Speaker 9: be open or even have power.
1:54:11
Speaker 1: So, like I don't know.
1:54:12
Speaker 9: Yeah, nine one six one o four, and then we'll
1:54:15
Speaker 9: ended up with this before we get over to Scott Brown.
1:54:18
Speaker 9: So the other day, I don't think you were here
1:54:20
Speaker 9: with a stab when I brought this up. But we
1:54:21
Speaker 9: never got any conclusion, any conclusion here. You know, when
1:54:25
Speaker 9: you're at a turning signal, yeah, I say you're gonna
1:54:28
Speaker 9: go left, but you don't have the signal. It's just
1:54:31
Speaker 9: a green light, so you have to wait for the
1:54:32
Speaker 9: oncoming traffic to clear out before you can make your
1:54:35
Speaker 9: left turn.
1:54:35
Speaker 1: It's still illegal turn right.
1:54:37
Speaker 9: You ever pulled out there in the middle of that
1:54:39
Speaker 9: section and thought for sure that you're gonna be able
1:54:41
Speaker 9: to make it through, but the light starts turning yellow
1:54:43
Speaker 9: and you're stuck out there in the middle and the
1:54:45
Speaker 9: cars keep coming. So now you're stuck out there, somebody's
1:54:48
Speaker 9: behind you in the turning lane. You can't back up.
1:54:50
Speaker 9: Is that a ticket? Is that illegal? If you accidentally,
1:54:54
Speaker 9: like say, you pull out there and you think, well,
1:54:56
Speaker 9: I have all intentions of going through this light. I
1:54:58
Speaker 9: had a green light when I pulled out here, should
1:55:00
Speaker 9: be no problem.
1:55:01
Speaker 1: Thought there was.
1:55:02
Speaker 9: Gonna be able to you know, thought I was gonna
1:55:03
Speaker 9: have a chance to get in there with cars. Maybe
1:55:05
Speaker 9: something happened right, I didn't get the thought I.
1:55:08
Speaker 1: Was looking for.
1:55:08
Speaker 9: Now somebody's pulled into the turning lane and taking up
1:55:11
Speaker 9: that spot.
1:55:11
Speaker 1: So here I am.
1:55:12
Speaker 9: Now there's no man's land in the middle of an intersection,
1:55:15
Speaker 9: looking to go left. And now the light's red. And
1:55:18
Speaker 9: if I turned left there even though the traffic stopped,
1:55:21
Speaker 9: I'm running a red light. So he's getting stuck out
1:55:23
Speaker 9: there illegal? Is it a ticket?
1:55:25
Speaker 8: Yes, because you're impeding the flow of traffic.
1:55:28
Speaker 1: Let me see here what Trooper Steve says? Oh, Steve says,
1:55:33
Speaker 1: my crush? What are you talking about? There's no crush.
1:55:39
Speaker 1: He's married. I'm married. There's no crush. I'm not even gay.
1:55:42
Speaker 1: What are you talking about? He's not gay. Why are
1:55:44
Speaker 1: you all about? Grinder? Oh my god, it was just
1:55:46
Speaker 1: a joke. Get off my budgies. So what did Trooper
1:55:52
Speaker 1: Steve say? Yeah?
1:55:53
Speaker 9: And when he was asked about getting stuck in an intersection,
1:55:56
Speaker 9: he says, why did I get a ticket if my
1:55:57
Speaker 9: light was green when I entered that intersection but couldn't Ooh,
1:56:00
Speaker 9: because they got stuck by traffic.
1:56:02
Speaker 12: Get moved before you were given the all clear and
1:56:05
Speaker 12: now you're impeding the flow of traffic.
1:56:06
Speaker 9: Yeah, the scenario says, you're driving a heavy traffic light turnscreen,
1:56:09
Speaker 9: everything starts moving, you pulling the intersection, only for the
1:56:11
Speaker 9: traffic to suddenly stop. Light changes. Now you're stuck in
1:56:13
Speaker 9: the middle. Moments later, you're being pulled over and you're
1:56:16
Speaker 9: cited for blocking in the intersection. Exactly like you said.
1:56:19
Speaker 9: If it sounds familiar, it is absolutely true. Under floor
1:56:24
Speaker 9: the law, drivers are not permitted to enter an intersection
1:56:27
Speaker 9: unless they can complete the maneuver and fully clear it.
1:56:30
Speaker 9: When entering on a green light is required, it does
1:56:32
Speaker 9: not override the responsibility to ensure that there's enough space
1:56:35
Speaker 9: on the other side.
1:56:36
Speaker 1: So, but basically what they're saying is is, if.
1:56:38
Speaker 9: You don't know if you can make it, do not
1:56:40
Speaker 9: pull your car out there, because if you get stuck
1:56:42
Speaker 9: out there.
1:56:42
Speaker 8: And there's a cop near, you're going to get a ticket.
1:56:44
Speaker 9: You are going to get a ticket. And that makes
1:56:46
Speaker 9: perfect sense. Actually, and I've done that. I've done that
1:56:48
Speaker 9: so many times, and it business you off because you
1:56:50
Speaker 9: pull out there like oh, you're like almost don't even
1:56:53
Speaker 9: realize it's happening, right, Yeah, And then you look behind
1:56:56
Speaker 9: you and somebody's sitting there and you're trying to signal
1:56:59
Speaker 9: them to back up, even if they're on the car
1:57:01
Speaker 9: and they're.
1:57:01
Speaker 1: Just they're on their phone. They're okay, they're not even looking.
1:57:04
Speaker 8: They're hoping you get the ticket.
1:57:06
Speaker 9: Yeah, they're like, they're like, go, buddy, go exactly all right?
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Speaker 9: but nobody writes tickets for people who block intersections.
1:57:53
Speaker 1: I see it every day all day long. Good god man,
1:58:00
Speaker 1: Hey guys, happy day.
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Speaker 23: I used to work with a company that hired a
1:58:03
Speaker 23: lot of illegal immigrants and it was common knowledge that
1:58:06
Speaker 23: you go to certain states and get a driver's license
1:58:08
Speaker 23: where it was easier to acquire one, come to Florida,
1:58:11
Speaker 23: and now that you have a license, Florida would give
1:58:14
Speaker 23: you a Florida driver's license.
1:58:15
Speaker 1: Understood.
1:58:16
Speaker 23: I think that's what this new thing is about the
1:58:18
Speaker 23: issuance of a license. If you're here on vacation. I
1:58:21
Speaker 23: don't believe you're gonna get hassled. It's just that Florida
1:58:23
Speaker 23: won't honor or recognize that to issue a Florida driver's license.
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Speaker 1: Did not know that.
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Speaker 1: So good to be back. All limbs it attached. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: one piece, didn't hit any tree.
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Speaker 22: Nice going boss here, right, I'm outstanding. Didn't really doing
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Speaker 22: doing very well?
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Speaker 1: I was your skiing? It was okay.
1:59:34
Speaker 22: That was the snow kind of wild. I've heard it's
1:59:36
Speaker 22: a little whild there. It's a little brown.
1:59:38
Speaker 1: Yeah. Maybe that's gonna change this week with this cold
1:59:41
Speaker 1: blast coming through.
1:59:41
Speaker 22: Yeah, we got some snow while we were there, which
1:59:44
Speaker 22: was nice, but it certainly wasn't the winter wonderland that
1:59:47
Speaker 22: I normally see when I fly in to Colorado.
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Speaker 16: Yeah.
1:59:50
Speaker 1: Yeah, where do you guys ski up there? Steamboat? Yeah
1:59:52
Speaker 1: that's good. That's a good mountain.
1:59:53
Speaker 22: It's it's a great friendly I'm a Floridian, I ski
1:59:56
Speaker 22: like one.
1:59:56
Speaker 1: Yeah.
1:59:56
Speaker 22: Yeah, so I need a friendly mountain, A nice, soft,
1:59:59
Speaker 22: cushy mountain with alcohol at the bottom. Yeah sure, So
2:00:02
Speaker 22: Steamboat fits that bill. Each and every time we went.
2:00:05
Speaker 1: Over to what was the last one, Beaver Creek?
2:00:08
Speaker 15: What it is?
2:00:08
Speaker 9: Yeah, and they have I don't know if it's that particular,
2:00:11
Speaker 9: but there's a Waldorf in that area. I think, I
2:00:14
Speaker 9: want to say it's a Waldorf.
2:00:15
Speaker 22: I know it's a very fancy It makes sense because
2:00:17
Speaker 22: that's a fancy mountain, right.
2:00:18
Speaker 9: So when you come down one of those runs, it's
2:00:21
Speaker 9: interesting because when you get to the halfway point, it's
2:00:23
Speaker 9: one of the green runs I believe, or maybe a
2:00:24
Speaker 9: blue one, there's a little plateau that you can stop
2:00:27
Speaker 9: that catch your breath. For the last part it when
2:00:28
Speaker 9: you look down, all the hot tubs are out there
2:00:32
Speaker 9: on that pool deck are all steaming, so it looks
2:00:34
Speaker 9: like the damp place is on fire twenty four hours
2:00:37
Speaker 9: a day. But man, when you get down to the bottom,
2:00:38
Speaker 9: you're like, man, who can afford this? It's just like
2:00:40
Speaker 9: random hot tubs. So up the entire area, people just
2:00:43
Speaker 9: come out there, drop their bibs, just jump.
2:00:45
Speaker 1: In and grab a drank. Oh my god.
2:00:49
Speaker 22: What's amazing to me is like at Steamboat they have
2:00:51
Speaker 22: a couple of like halfway houses. Yeah, Like, who's having
2:00:55
Speaker 22: a martini halfway down the mountain? I mean, they're just
2:00:58
Speaker 22: asking for trouble. It would be your boy, right, yeah, yeah,
2:01:01
Speaker 22: all right. Scott Brown owns and operates edgewordter Family Wealth.
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Speaker 22: That's Edgewaterfamilywealth dot com. That's important to know that website.
2:01:07
Speaker 22: I'll tell you why a little bit later.
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Speaker 9: Scott is a fiduciary here in town with thirty eight
2:01:11
Speaker 9: years of experience, and he's here to do one thing,
2:01:13
Speaker 9: one thing only, and that's to make sure that you're
2:01:15
Speaker 9: managing your money right or give you some good ideas
2:01:17
Speaker 9: of how you could take care of your money a
2:01:19
Speaker 9: little bit better long term, and maybe even give you
2:01:21
Speaker 9: some pointers to make that money grow as you move
2:01:24
Speaker 9: toward your retirement goal.
2:01:25
Speaker 1: That's well said. Yeah, thank you, but I just made
2:01:27
Speaker 1: that up right, It was pretty good. That'sn't sure why
2:01:29
Speaker 1: I was here actually tell you so that thanks. I
2:01:31
Speaker 1: appreciate that.
2:01:32
Speaker 9: You know, I said earlier in the show, Scotty that
2:01:34
Speaker 9: you know a lot of people you know moving toward
2:01:37
Speaker 9: that that you know, that time where you'll have to
2:01:39
Speaker 9: start making those decisions on how you want your money
2:01:41
Speaker 9: handled and things of that nature. I'm actually one of
2:01:43
Speaker 9: those people sure where I'll be looking for somebody in
2:01:45
Speaker 9: the next couple of years to you know, to take
2:01:47
Speaker 9: care of that money and make sure it's doing the
2:01:49
Speaker 9: right things for me. And I know that four o
2:01:51
Speaker 9: one k's are a great source of wealth here in America.
2:01:54
Speaker 9: I know that a large portion of our millionaires are
2:01:59
Speaker 9: four one K million.
2:02:00
Speaker 22: Yeah, I think we the statistic Fidelity put out last
2:02:03
Speaker 22: year with seven seven out of ten if you look
2:02:05
Speaker 22: at their book of business meeting all the people that
2:02:07
Speaker 22: have money with Fidelity, which is millions and millions of people,
2:02:11
Speaker 22: seven out of ten of the folks that have seven
2:02:13
Speaker 22: or seven figure accounts accumulated that money.
2:02:17
Speaker 1: Through a four to one case. Right, Yeah, yeah, for sure.
2:02:19
Speaker 22: You know it's counter into to people think, well they
2:02:21
Speaker 22: were they were doctors or fancy lawyers, or they invented something,
2:02:25
Speaker 22: or they're so let No.
2:02:26
Speaker 1: It's just they were persistent. They were regular people saving money.
2:02:29
Speaker 9: Absolutely, it's all it was. They just didn't stop and
2:02:31
Speaker 9: they never talked about it. It never even acted. It was
2:02:33
Speaker 9: around And that's exactly how you do it. It's like
2:02:36
Speaker 9: cooking a brisket. We said all the time, right, it's
2:02:38
Speaker 9: a slow and low baby all day long. Don't lift
2:02:41
Speaker 9: the lid. No, definitely, don't lift.
2:02:43
Speaker 1: Don't peak, don't lift the lid, don't.
2:02:45
Speaker 7: Peak, don't stab your four o one cave especially tomorrow.
2:02:48
Speaker 1: Don't peak, Yeah, yeah, for sure, do not peak tomorrow.
2:02:51
Speaker 9: All right, So you have about ten things you want
2:02:53
Speaker 9: to we need to know about our four to one ks.
2:02:54
Speaker 1: Let's rip them.
2:02:55
Speaker 22: Yeah, so I mean I sent you this list, and
2:02:57
Speaker 22: of course my list died. Here we go, all right,
2:02:59
Speaker 22: So a record. One of the things that caught my
2:03:01
Speaker 22: attention was a record forty five percent of four oh
2:03:04
Speaker 22: one K participants increase their contributions last year. So essentially
2:03:08
Speaker 22: forty five percent of the people who are in four
2:03:10
Speaker 22: to oh one k's. I'm assuming the experience having been
2:03:14
Speaker 22: good the last few years contributed to that number. But
2:03:17
Speaker 22: folks said, hey, this is going okay, I'd like to
2:03:21
Speaker 22: add more.
2:03:21
Speaker 1: Money to this thing.
2:03:23
Speaker 22: And I've had this I've had this conversation a lot
2:03:25
Speaker 22: of times in the last week. For some reason, people
2:03:27
Speaker 22: have asked me what the tipping point in a four
2:03:29
Speaker 22: oh one K is. And my experience tells me forty
2:03:32
Speaker 22: years of doing this in thousands of participants met and
2:03:34
Speaker 22: talked to, is that about fifty thousand dollars becomes a
2:03:39
Speaker 22: difference maker for people. And what I mean by that is,
2:03:41
Speaker 22: if you have ten grand in a four to oh
2:03:43
Speaker 22: one k and something happens at the house, the air
2:03:45
Speaker 22: conditioner or the roof, whatever it is, and you go, ah, look,
2:03:49
Speaker 22: I could scrimp and save and I could do this
2:03:51
Speaker 22: or do that to maybe get this thing paid for
2:03:54
Speaker 22: this roof, for this air conditioner, or I could take
2:03:56
Speaker 22: it out of my four oh one k.
2:03:58
Speaker 1: It's ten grand. There's ten grand in the four one k.
2:04:00
Speaker 1: Ten grand is going to change my life?
2:04:01
Speaker 22: Who cares? Right, That's kind of what people think. But
2:04:04
Speaker 22: what I've noticed is when they get to fifty grand,
2:04:07
Speaker 22: that mentality changes for them. And what happens is they
2:04:10
Speaker 22: say the same thing happens at home, the roof, the
2:04:13
Speaker 22: air conditioner or whatever it is, and they say, I
2:04:15
Speaker 22: need some money. But ooh that fuck fifty grand. That
2:04:18
Speaker 22: made five grand last year when I made I'm not
2:04:21
Speaker 22: touching that. The going to find another way. If I
2:04:24
Speaker 22: got to pick up coke, ba is that still a thing?
2:04:26
Speaker 1: Can you pick up coke? So don't do that. I'm
2:04:29
Speaker 1: gonna find another way.
2:04:31
Speaker 22: To accumulate this ten grand to leave my four to
2:04:33
Speaker 22: one case. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's an interesting number. Did
2:04:36
Speaker 22: you think it would be higher than that? If you
2:04:38
Speaker 22: asked me that question, I would think it would be
2:04:39
Speaker 22: higher than that for some reason. I probably if you
2:04:42
Speaker 22: ask me forty years ago, I would have said, yeah,
2:04:45
Speaker 22: it would be higher than that. But the fifty grand
2:04:48
Speaker 22: seems to be where I find people start to take
2:04:50
Speaker 22: it seriously. Yeah, because I think they see, like I said,
2:04:53
Speaker 22: if you have if you have a grand in a
2:04:56
Speaker 22: four to one kN you make ten percent, you make
2:04:57
Speaker 22: one hundred bucks, and you're like, eh, so what right?
2:05:00
Speaker 22: But if you have fifty grand and a four to
2:05:02
Speaker 22: one K and you make ten percent, you make.
2:05:03
Speaker 1: Five thousand dollars.
2:05:05
Speaker 22: And for a lot of people, that's a month's wages
2:05:08
Speaker 22: that just made on money that was sitting there right
2:05:11
Speaker 22: in an account that they had literally, well not literally
2:05:14
Speaker 22: nothing to do, but i'll largely had nothing to do.
2:05:17
Speaker 9: Right, Hey, were there changes in legislation that allowed you
2:05:20
Speaker 9: to also add more to your four one k?
2:05:21
Speaker 1: Last year? Or so?
2:05:23
Speaker 22: Every year they've changed the amount, they've uped the amount.
2:05:26
Speaker 22: For the most part, I think for people in their
2:05:29
Speaker 22: fifties or sixties, like people our age we can put
2:05:32
Speaker 22: up to I think we're up to around thirty thousand
2:05:35
Speaker 22: dollars a year with our makeup contributions. And for folks
2:05:38
Speaker 22: that are below the age of fifty. It's still around
2:05:40
Speaker 22: seventeen thousand dollars a year. I don't quote me on
2:05:42
Speaker 22: the but's something still that neighborhood for sure.
2:05:44
Speaker 9: All right, number two years, it says define contribution plans
2:05:47
Speaker 9: four one K and four to H three bs cover
2:05:50
Speaker 9: half of all private sector employees.
2:05:52
Speaker 1: What do you mean by that?
2:05:53
Speaker 22: So the four to one K is obvious. Four to
2:05:55
Speaker 22: three B is just a not for profit version of
2:05:57
Speaker 22: a four oh one case. If you work at a
2:05:58
Speaker 22: hospital or for the government or whatever, you likely have
2:06:00
Speaker 22: a four H three B. And I think people think
2:06:04
Speaker 22: as the four oh one K that big of a deal. Well,
2:06:06
Speaker 22: it literally covers half of the private workers in this country.
2:06:09
Speaker 22: And the point is that pensions have kind of gone
2:06:12
Speaker 22: the way of the Dodo bird. Very few companies Disney
2:06:15
Speaker 22: still has one, a few other companies still have them.
2:06:17
Speaker 22: The military as a great pension if you make it
2:06:19
Speaker 22: to your twenty years. But the reality is most of
2:06:22
Speaker 22: us have access to this thing that we call a
2:06:25
Speaker 22: four oh one K or a four H three B,
2:06:27
Speaker 22: and so many people in the private sector still do
2:06:30
Speaker 22: not participate. And that's somewhat shocking. The understanding what we
2:06:34
Speaker 22: know about the statistics for sure. Number three here says
2:06:36
Speaker 22: the above is one hundred million people. So what we
2:06:39
Speaker 22: just explained, they're one hundred million of those people and
2:06:41
Speaker 22: twelve trillion dollars in total assets and defined contributions. Plans
2:06:46
Speaker 22: also knows as four O one K. Well, really twelve
2:06:49
Speaker 22: trillion dollars.
2:06:50
Speaker 1: Wow, that's amazing and growing every day.
2:06:52
Speaker 22: And I think again people underestimate the opportunity they have there.
2:06:57
Speaker 1: And you could bemoan it.
2:06:58
Speaker 22: You could say, well, tensions would be better, and of
2:07:01
Speaker 22: course they would be better, right if a company just
2:07:04
Speaker 22: put money aside for you. But the reality is not
2:07:06
Speaker 22: many companies have that. So we can bemoan at all
2:07:08
Speaker 22: we want. We have to do something for ourselves, says here.
2:07:11
Speaker 9: Nearly half of all plans are immediately invested or vested
2:07:15
Speaker 9: in matches, meaning the match goes with you no matter
2:07:19
Speaker 9: how long you've been with the company.
2:07:20
Speaker 1: Yeah.
2:07:21
Speaker 22: So back in the day, when I started in the
2:07:23
Speaker 22: business many hundreds of years ago, it feels like very
2:07:26
Speaker 22: few companies allowed their participants to take the match if
2:07:30
Speaker 22: they left within the first seven years. The typical vesting
2:07:33
Speaker 22: schedule used to be you've vested zero percent for the
2:07:37
Speaker 22: first two years and then you invest You've vested twenty
2:07:39
Speaker 22: percent of a year for the next five meaning if
2:07:41
Speaker 22: you didn't stay at the company for seven years, you
2:07:44
Speaker 22: weren't taking all that money with you if you went
2:07:46
Speaker 22: somewhere else. Oh boy, this is meaningful because it's a
2:07:49
Speaker 22: big change. Companies are recognizing that workers are more portable
2:07:53
Speaker 22: these days, they're more transient. I suppose it's it's proven
2:07:57
Speaker 22: that younger younger people have been basically told you need
2:07:59
Speaker 22: to change job every five years if you want to
2:08:02
Speaker 22: get the maximum dollar for what you're worth. Because companies
2:08:05
Speaker 22: aren't like they're not going, hey, I'm gonna give you
2:08:07
Speaker 22: a raise. You have to basically threaten and leave to
2:08:08
Speaker 22: get any money.
2:08:09
Speaker 9: So, from what I understand, a new generations like they
2:08:11
Speaker 9: look at it like I have to change jobs every
2:08:13
Speaker 9: five years to make sure I'm making the right amount
2:08:15
Speaker 9: of money.
2:08:15
Speaker 22: Yeah, I think, And obviously there's some truth to that,
2:08:17
Speaker 22: depending on your profession right now. But I suppose somebody
2:08:21
Speaker 22: who's an applicant would say, well, what's the situation with
2:08:23
Speaker 22: the four oh one k right, and they say you
2:08:25
Speaker 22: got a seven year investing schedule, they might thick on it.
2:08:27
Speaker 1: I might look somewhere up. I yeah, yeah, for sure.
2:08:29
Speaker 22: I think companies are starting to understand this and making
2:08:32
Speaker 22: these benefits more readily available to their people.
2:08:34
Speaker 9: Talking to Scott Brown from Edgewater or Family Wealth, this
2:08:37
Speaker 9: is its only money. Our segment trying to get you
2:08:39
Speaker 9: into the idea of at least investing or taking care
2:08:42
Speaker 9: of your cash. We're going through some things here for
2:08:44
Speaker 9: your four O one K number six.
2:08:45
Speaker 15: Here.
2:08:45
Speaker 9: In two thousand and six, only ten percent of plans
2:08:48
Speaker 9: auto enrolled their employees. Today that number is sixty one percent. Yeah,
2:08:53
Speaker 9: so this is a jiget, I mean, come on, man, Well.
2:08:57
Speaker 1: It's it's the nudge, right.
2:08:58
Speaker 22: There's a famous book called Nudge that talks about how
2:09:00
Speaker 22: we nudge people into doing things we want them to do.
2:09:03
Speaker 22: And in this case, what the government realized. And here's
2:09:06
Speaker 22: the funny part. When I started doing four oh one
2:09:08
Speaker 22: ks thirty years ago, they hated this. They being the government,
2:09:12
Speaker 22: like you would get you could actually potentially be sued
2:09:15
Speaker 22: for putting someone in a four to oh one k
2:09:18
Speaker 22: oh yeah, automatically. ARISA law was kind of fuzzy on this,
2:09:22
Speaker 22: and it made advisors like me nervous when we said, well,
2:09:24
Speaker 22: auto enroll your people because there's a ninety percent persistency
2:09:29
Speaker 22: for auto enrollment. So if you get auto enrolled in
2:09:32
Speaker 22: your plan, there's a ninety percent chance you'll persist and
2:09:34
Speaker 22: stay with that enrollment. Conversely, if you have to enroll,
2:09:38
Speaker 22: if you need to do something to make that, you know,
2:09:41
Speaker 22: advocate on your own, behalf the numbers drop like in half. Wow,
2:09:45
Speaker 22: that's insane, right, So we know that auto enrollment is important,
2:09:48
Speaker 22: but the hilarity of the whole thing is, like I said,
2:09:50
Speaker 22: when I started in the business, the government hated this idea.
2:09:52
Speaker 22: Now the government loves this idea because they see the
2:09:55
Speaker 22: deficiency and retirement savings and they see that people will
2:09:58
Speaker 22: persistent if they're autom enrolled.
2:10:00
Speaker 9: Interesting, all right, Number seven here, less than fifty four
2:10:03
Speaker 9: percent of people under twenty five participate in their plans.
2:10:06
Speaker 1: Yeah, so why is that? Well, they're young.
2:10:09
Speaker 9: Well, I mean it's proven though, I mean their employees
2:10:11
Speaker 9: don't tell I mean, is there no training at the
2:10:14
Speaker 9: jobs like where they mentioned to them that the it's
2:10:17
Speaker 9: available and.
2:10:18
Speaker 7: We have sometimes they are not looking that far down
2:10:21
Speaker 7: the road. A text just came in and said, thirty
2:10:23
Speaker 7: nine years old started his four oh one K sixteen
2:10:26
Speaker 7: years ago. They have almost half a million already. He
2:10:29
Speaker 7: wishes his kids would understand what he's saying. So I
2:10:32
Speaker 7: think it's just understanding the benefit of starting the earlier
2:10:36
Speaker 7: start just exponentially puts you so much further ahead.
2:10:41
Speaker 22: Yeah, compounding some miraculous thing. And to be fair, we
2:10:44
Speaker 22: were all young ones, right, and our priorities can be
2:10:46
Speaker 22: a little goofy when we're younger and we have other
2:10:48
Speaker 22: things that concern us, maybe we have young children.
2:10:50
Speaker 1: Whatever it is.
2:10:51
Speaker 22: But the reality is the seven out of ten millionaires
2:10:54
Speaker 22: that we talk about that got them through four oh
2:10:56
Speaker 22: one case, they're those that forty six percent. They're in
2:10:59
Speaker 22: that forty six of twenty five year olds who started
2:11:02
Speaker 22: saving early. So, yes, compounding is critical, and I do
2:11:06
Speaker 22: think young people obviously think they'll do it tomorrow. Procrastinations
2:11:10
Speaker 22: right day. But the reality is, if you start saving
2:11:14
Speaker 22: at age twenty four and you earn eight percent a
2:11:17
Speaker 22: year and you're making sixty thousand dollars a year, let's
2:11:20
Speaker 22: say you get a three percent raise a year, you'll
2:11:22
Speaker 22: have two point three million dollars at age sixty five.
2:11:25
Speaker 22: If you wait till you're forty, however, you will have
2:11:28
Speaker 22: around nine hundred thousand dollars, so less than half. While
2:11:31
Speaker 22: that's by waiting that fifteen years to do the same
2:11:34
Speaker 22: savings at the same retain credible. You know, I think
2:11:36
Speaker 22: one of the major lessons, you know, younger people could
2:11:39
Speaker 22: learn is is the fomo idea. In other words, just
2:11:42
Speaker 22: assume that money's never going to be there. I think
2:11:44
Speaker 22: most people think, well, you know, I could use that
2:11:46
Speaker 22: thirty or eighty dollars a month or whatever that's going
2:11:48
Speaker 22: in my four o one K. You know, I can't
2:11:49
Speaker 22: afford to have that out of there. They don't They
2:11:51
Speaker 22: don't think about training themselves to not have that money
2:11:55
Speaker 22: and acclimate with a different lifestyle rather than sacrifice. I mean,
2:11:58
Speaker 22: you got to sacrifice a little bit for this kind
2:12:00
Speaker 22: of thing. I mean, you know, it's it's maybe a
2:12:02
Speaker 22: terrible example, but if the government called you up tomorrow
2:12:05
Speaker 22: said you know, you're behind on your taxes in US
2:12:07
Speaker 22: ten grand a year for the next whatever five years
2:12:11
Speaker 22: to catch up, you'd learn to get around it. You
2:12:14
Speaker 22: figure that figure it out, right. You wouldn't like it,
2:12:16
Speaker 22: it wouldn't be great. Maybe you wouldn't go out to
2:12:18
Speaker 22: dinner as much, But the reality is you would figure
2:12:20
Speaker 22: it out and I think, you know again putting off.
2:12:24
Speaker 22: You know, gratification is a difficult thing for people.
2:12:28
Speaker 1: You know delay.
2:12:29
Speaker 22: As I said early on in this program many years ago,
2:12:32
Speaker 22: once you learn to get gratification from the delay, delay
2:12:35
Speaker 22: and gratification is no longer hard, right. And when you
2:12:38
Speaker 22: get to that magic balance of forty or fifty or
2:12:40
Speaker 22: seventy or whatever it is for you, it literally changes
2:12:44
Speaker 22: every It did for me.
2:12:45
Speaker 1: I was a young person at one time.
2:12:46
Speaker 22: Or another, believe it or not, and at that time
2:12:49
Speaker 22: I made silly decisions with money. But once that balance
2:12:51
Speaker 22: started to grow and I started to see what ten
2:12:54
Speaker 22: percent meant to one hundred grand as opposed.
2:12:56
Speaker 9: To ten grand, then it became a thing for you.
2:12:58
Speaker 9: Complete game day hundred percent. Like it says here it
2:13:00
Speaker 9: says less than fifty four percent of people under twenty
2:13:02
Speaker 9: five participate in their four one K plans. Then the
2:13:04
Speaker 9: next one says, but over eighty four percent of people
2:13:08
Speaker 9: or people who are thirty five and overdue.
2:13:10
Speaker 22: Well let's think about that, right, So does that tell
2:13:13
Speaker 22: you if you're twenty five, not participating is a good
2:13:15
Speaker 22: What these thirty five year olds said, well wait a minute, yeah,
2:13:18
Speaker 22: well this is real started to talk this is really happening. Yeah, yeah,
2:13:23
Speaker 22: so yeah, that should tell you everything you need to know.
2:13:25
Speaker 22: And people in their fifties participate around ninety percent, so
2:13:28
Speaker 22: that should tell you everything.
2:13:28
Speaker 1: You need is there.
2:13:29
Speaker 9: Women are actually more likely to participate than men. That
2:13:32
Speaker 9: actually makes sense. That tracks one hundred percent, does I
2:13:34
Speaker 9: don't think anybody is surprised by that.
2:13:36
Speaker 1: Yeah.
2:13:36
Speaker 22: Men men are more impulsive. Men are more prone to gambling.
2:13:39
Speaker 22: Men are more prone to I can.
2:13:40
Speaker 1: Do this myself, and.
2:13:43
Speaker 22: I need bigger wheels on this truck, right exactly, that
2:13:46
Speaker 22: kind of stuff.
2:13:47
Speaker 1: Hey, they're not spending enough another texture.
2:13:49
Speaker 7: What advice would you give for a server who doesn't
2:13:51
Speaker 7: have a four oh one k available?
2:13:53
Speaker 1: So yeah, and that's a tough one. Restaurants are tough.
2:13:55
Speaker 22: They don't they're notorious for not having not This isn't
2:13:58
Speaker 22: true obviously of all restaurants, but many restaurants don't because
2:14:00
Speaker 22: their workers come and go. But the reality is, if
2:14:04
Speaker 22: you don't have one, your best bet is is an
2:14:07
Speaker 22: IRA like putting money right? And if I don't know
2:14:09
Speaker 22: how this, how do you say the person was did
2:14:10
Speaker 22: they say.
2:14:11
Speaker 1: They did not?
2:14:11
Speaker 22: But if you're a young person, a roth makes all
2:14:13
Speaker 22: the sense in the world. If you're in your fifties,
2:14:15
Speaker 22: maybe the traditional makes more sense. But just doing an
2:14:17
Speaker 22: IRA and you can do I think now seven or
2:14:19
Speaker 22: eight thousand dollars a year in an IRA. If you're
2:14:21
Speaker 22: over fifty, I think it's closer to ten.
2:14:22
Speaker 1: Yeah.
2:14:23
Speaker 9: This other text I have to read because I we
2:14:26
Speaker 9: have combated this a little bit, this mentality with this
2:14:28
Speaker 9: segment for a little bit. It says, all caps, I'm
2:14:31
Speaker 9: twenty five, y'all making me feel stupid. I need to
2:14:33
Speaker 9: get my s straight and start this already. You're only
2:14:36
Speaker 9: twenty five, dog, you are. You are not behind.
2:14:40
Speaker 1: Matter of fact, if you have that attitude right now,
2:14:42
Speaker 1: you're winning. It's one hundred percent what I was going
2:14:44
Speaker 1: to say. Write that in all caps.
2:14:46
Speaker 9: Now act that out in all caps, and you will
2:14:48
Speaker 9: not believe where you'll be when you're forty.
2:14:51
Speaker 22: That text tells me everything I need to know. Yeah,
2:14:53
Speaker 22: they get it, they get it, and they're kind of
2:14:55
Speaker 22: they're really not giving us a hard time. They're giving
2:14:57
Speaker 22: themselves a hard time, which I totally get.
2:15:00
Speaker 1: Yeah.
2:15:00
Speaker 22: No, look, you're twenty five, you got so much time
2:15:03
Speaker 22: ahead of you. But doing here's the problem is people
2:15:05
Speaker 22: want to drink the ocean in one gulp. They say, well,
2:15:08
Speaker 22: it's got what's a hundred bucks gonna do? What's a
2:15:10
Speaker 22: hundred bucks a month is gonna do? I'll wait till
2:15:11
Speaker 22: I can do five hundred. I'll call me when you're
2:15:13
Speaker 22: fifty three, I can do one thousand. I'll wait till
2:15:15
Speaker 22: I can do it. No, do the hundred, because the
2:15:18
Speaker 22: compounding will take care of you over time. So do
2:15:21
Speaker 22: the hundred. And when you can do.
2:15:23
Speaker 1: Two, do two.
2:15:24
Speaker 22: And here's a cautionary tale is don't get too don't
2:15:28
Speaker 22: listen to me or to you, and get over zels.
2:15:31
Speaker 22: And now every extra dime you have, you're putting in
2:15:33
Speaker 22: your fural o K. That's not what I'm asking for here,
2:15:35
Speaker 22: what I'm saying because if you do that and something
2:15:37
Speaker 22: goes wrong, now you've got to dig in the four
2:15:39
Speaker 22: to one K and you're shooting yourself in the foot.
2:15:41
Speaker 22: So what I would say is, if you say, hey,
2:15:42
Speaker 22: I think I got two hundred bucks a month, do
2:15:44
Speaker 22: one hundred and fifty. Do one hundred in the four, OK,
2:15:47
Speaker 22: but the rest in the savings account. So when the
2:15:49
Speaker 22: bad thing happens, which it will, you'll have that extra cash.
2:15:52
Speaker 1: You won't have to mess with the four one.
2:15:53
Speaker 9: And choose the number that you know you'll not quit on, right,
2:15:57
Speaker 9: I mean, don't don't overbite this, don't chew off too much.
2:16:00
Speaker 9: The number one thing is consistency and being persistent with this.
2:16:03
Speaker 9: So if you look at it in your well, if
2:16:05
Speaker 9: I really stretch it out, I could do three hundred.
2:16:06
Speaker 9: Don't do that because you will stop doing it. You
2:16:09
Speaker 9: will find a reason not to. Just you'll have to
2:16:11
Speaker 9: trust it on this. We've done this a long time
2:16:14
Speaker 9: and it will work if you just choose something that's
2:16:16
Speaker 9: comfortable and then don't waiver. That's the number one thing.
2:16:19
Speaker 1: You can't waiver.
2:16:20
Speaker 22: Yeah, you have to be determined and yeah, pick something
2:16:22
Speaker 22: that's not painful. It's like saying I'm going to start
2:16:24
Speaker 22: running and then you want to do twenty six miles
2:16:26
Speaker 22: the first story like that idea?
2:16:28
Speaker 1: All right?
2:16:28
Speaker 9: The last one here says in two thousand and eight
2:16:30
Speaker 9: or fifty percent of participants either reduced or stop contributing
2:16:33
Speaker 9: all together.
2:16:34
Speaker 1: Yeah.
2:16:34
Speaker 22: So I pointed that out because if you think about
2:16:37
Speaker 22: how excited I just told you, forty five percent of
2:16:39
Speaker 22: people increased. But that's recency bias, right, I'm not saying
2:16:43
Speaker 22: it's a bad thing. But they're doing it because the
2:16:45
Speaker 22: market's doing well, right, they've seen positive results. The real hero,
2:16:49
Speaker 22: the real winner, will add to a contribution when the
2:16:52
Speaker 22: market's down right. Because if you look at oh eight,
2:16:55
Speaker 22: that fifty percent of people, if you had one hundred
2:16:58
Speaker 22: dollars you put in the market in a oa'd be
2:17:00
Speaker 22: worth over eleven hundred bucks today.
2:17:02
Speaker 1: No way, and forty percent game.
2:17:05
Speaker 9: So for every one hundred dollars you put in there
2:17:07
Speaker 9: is a grand is a grand, it's a ten x
2:17:10
Speaker 9: in the mighty.
2:17:12
Speaker 22: And the reason people stop contributing is why because the
2:17:15
Speaker 22: market was down right. So in their heads mark it
2:17:17
Speaker 22: down bad. Now in their heads mark it up good.
2:17:20
Speaker 22: It should it shouldn't really matter.
2:17:22
Speaker 1: Wow, man, incredible stuff.
2:17:24
Speaker 22: So yeah, so I I just I Every year there's
2:17:27
Speaker 22: a study that comes out from Vanguard on four oh
2:17:29
Speaker 22: one ks and I'm that nerd.
2:17:31
Speaker 1: That one can't wait to read it.
2:17:32
Speaker 22: It's like you guys can't read your I don't know
2:17:34
Speaker 22: what you read around here. Yeah, But for me, I'm like, oh,
2:17:37
Speaker 22: the four one reports here, right, So I read it.
2:17:39
Speaker 22: I read it from top to bottom. I find the
2:17:41
Speaker 22: statistics fascinating. And if you I think for people who
2:17:44
Speaker 22: are listening. If you understand, you're not alone. If you
2:17:47
Speaker 22: understand one hundred million people are in these plans. If
2:17:49
Speaker 22: you understand the average participant saves about seven percent a
2:17:52
Speaker 22: year plus match, which puts them about ten or eleven
2:17:54
Speaker 22: percent on an annual basis. You don't have to drink
2:17:56
Speaker 22: the ocean in one gulp. Most young people start with
2:17:59
Speaker 22: one hundred bucks, fifty bucks, whatever it is, and then
2:18:01
Speaker 22: people in their forties and fifties are usually doing five hundred,
2:18:04
Speaker 22: six hundred bucks a month.
2:18:05
Speaker 9: And Scott, can I tell you I know you can
2:18:06
Speaker 9: say this because I know you've experienced it. The confidence
2:18:09
Speaker 9: that gives you once you get that account to like,
2:18:12
Speaker 9: you know, eight ten grand and you look at that
2:18:13
Speaker 9: and you're like, damn, I did that.
2:18:15
Speaker 1: Yeah, I did that. I did do that.
2:18:16
Speaker 9: I beat the odds of everybody in my family, and
2:18:19
Speaker 9: I've started something that nobody else has And it doesn't
2:18:22
Speaker 9: take that long that point in the number.
2:18:24
Speaker 1: It just like with the diet or with working down.
2:18:26
Speaker 9: It's the same thing. If you just stay persistent, you
2:18:29
Speaker 9: will be fine. That's the number one key.
2:18:31
Speaker 22: And don't let the crabs try to pull you back
2:18:33
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2:18:36
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