Fred's Biggest Stories of the Day: Jason's Week 10 NFL Picks, Single Ticket Mega Millions Jackpot Winner, & Montana Man DUI!

Fred and the crew go over executive sports reporter Jason Brown's week 11 NFL picks. A person in Georgia won $980 million in the Mega Millions Jackpot! A man in Montana peed in a beer can while driving and got into a car accident, he was charged with a DUI.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
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of the day. Now we're getting text like it's like
Tupac first song of the day, Like, oh, play Dear
Mama for Calin. Well, we're not going to play Tupac
at the beginning of this show every time, as much
as I think that would be a great idea. Yes,
have you started that book yet? By the way, I

(00:42):
have not cracked it open.

Speaker 2 (00:43):
I'm saving it for our Thanksgiving week, so I'm gonna
turn my phone off and read the whole time.

Speaker 1 (00:49):
You probably know the story, but the first chapter is crazy.
I didn't know that Tupac is ric unknowingly responsible because
I don't think it happened till after he died for
linking up a child and his adopted mother based on
a news story that he saw in a song that

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he wrote. I didn't know that chapter one, and I
was like, oh, I didn't know this. Jeff Feerlman, it's
the book and it came out. He's the author. He's
not the book. He's the author of the book that
came out a couple of weeks ago. But chapter one,
I'm like, okay, so he was doing God's work. You
read it too. I read only the first chapter. That's

(01:30):
as far as I've gotten. Then I fell asleep, but
not because the book wasn't good. But I maybe a
lot of people knew this story, but I didn't know.
And I don't think he knows, because I'm pretty sure
it all happened as a result of the research of
this book. So I don't think, I mean he would.
He's still alive. Maybe he read the book and maybe
somebody got him an owns kindle or something. But yeah,

(01:50):
good book though. If you're a tipac person, all right,
Jason Brown, Ladies and Gentlemen Week whatever it was eleven,
I think something like that. Here were then, and we're
gonna go through and see how you didn't I don't
know if we've tabulated them yet. I believed, Oh she
did already. Okay, good, So the winners. We had Patriots
over the Jets, that was Thursday night, and then Dolphins

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over the Commanders, Steelers over the Bengals, the Jaguars, as
you would say it, over the Chargers, Texans over the Titans,
the Four nine Ers over the Cardinals, Ravens over the Browns,
the Eagles over the Lions, the Panthers over the Falcons,
the Packers over the Giants, Bears over the Vikings. Nice
had us on the edge of our seats again, Cayrol Santos,

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your homie. Yeah he did it, Oh he did, he
did it?

Speaker 2 (02:36):
He did?

Speaker 1 (02:38):
You're allowing that one feels over the Buccaneers, the Rams
over the Seahawks, the Broncos over the Chiefs, who were
having a terrible season. And tonight's Cowboy Nation for you
Cowboys and Raiders. How did he do with the games?

Speaker 2 (02:52):
So so far he has got nine correctly out of fifteen.
We were waiting on tonight. Whoa wow, Jason, Yeah, you
want to know about the parts?

Speaker 1 (03:04):
I do?

Speaker 2 (03:05):
All right, So Jalen Hurts will score. Excuse me, I'm
gonna cry about that because they were playing the Lions.
Jalen Hurts will score four touchdowns. No.

Speaker 1 (03:14):
A J.

Speaker 2 (03:15):
Brown will catch the ball eight times.

Speaker 1 (03:17):
No, but he got seven. That's pretty good.

Speaker 2 (03:22):
Barkley will get a rushing touchdown.

Speaker 1 (03:24):
No, rushing, I didn't say rushing touchdowns. Well, you run
the ball, I think as well. I cannot help you
know what that means. Try to make this technical rushing everywhere? Yeah,
well that was how we knew that one week that
you didn't pick anything. When it was like Barkley will
rush for seventy five yards and carry for you know,

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it's like, you know what, she can't help it. I
have eight receptions. It's like you didn't write that we're rushing.
We should always be rushing. Yeah, perfect play. So you
could go like ten ten and ten, four fifteen. You
could have something like that. You could do very very well.
If you have Cowboys to night over the Raiders, which
is probably that's probably what it's going to be. Okay, go, yeah,

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there you go. One single person, one individual, one ticket
won the Mega Millions nine hundred and eighty million dollars.
If you know anybody in Georgia, specifically off of Highway
twenty nine in Newman, Georgia, about forty miles southwest of Atlanta.
Any long lost family, any cousins, anybody from college. You

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haven't checked the in on in a while. Now'd be
a great time. A single lucky ticket sold in Georgia
won the Mega million Shack thought estimated at nine hundred
and eighty million dollars. I would have picked these numbers too, one, eight, eleven, twelve,
fifty seven. I wouldn't have picked any of those numbers.
The unidentified winner now has two payout options. Take the
full annuity prize of nine hundred and eighty million dollars

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paid over. I think it's I don't know how many
years twenty years, forty years on with them, or expect
the or accept rather the one time cash lump sum
of four hundred and fifty two million in before taxes.
As we know, this gets whittled way down. I still
don't understand that. I don't know how how did we
get to half the number before we even got to taxes?
How did that? Where did that money go? But anyway,

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they're still going to go. They're probably going to get
I don't know, high two's low threes one hundred million dollars.
I mean you could, you could make it work. I
think you could make it work. So the FAA is
ending its emergency flight reduction ordered this morning, allowing flights
to return to normal operations after weeks of cancelations and
delays caused by the government shutdown. The official time for

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the lifting of the order six a m. Eastern Time,
brings an end to the cuts that started on November seventh,
with a four percent reduction of flights at forty major airports.
And reductions were put in place to deal with fatigue
and staffing problems among air traffic controllers during the record
long government shutdown. The FAA said that it's rolling back
the restrictions now the staffing levels have become stable following

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the end of the shutdown Wednesday. Yeah, they' getting paid,
thank god. So now they thank god, they're a little
more motivated. But I got to thank all the air
traffic controllers that showed up anyway, and all the other
people that showed up to work when they weren't getting
paid because and who took pride and continued to focus
and weren't, like, I don't know, not getting paid. Those
two airplanes I'll figure it now. There was none of that.
There was none of that, So thank you to you,

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and hopefully things will begin to be a little bit
more normalized by next week when people start traveling for Thanksgiving.
Disney and YouTube TV have reached a new deal to
bring channels like ABC and ESPN back to the Google
owned live streaming platform, ending a blackout for customers that
dragged on for over two weeks. The channels are already back,
though consumers shouldn't expect the friction to be over for good.

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That blackout is among a growing list of licensing disputes
seen in the streaming world today, particularly as competition grows
over hosting live content. And I gotta understand this one
a little better. But a Montana man crashed into a
car while he was urinating into a Budweiser can. So
there's just there's a lot going on here. I got

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a lot of legs. I had a lot of questions
as a visual in my you know, I just lot
a lot of layers. Officers were on the scene after
the guy rear ended a vehicle and found a large
Budweiser can in the center console of the vehicle. Now
you're not supposed to that's open container. You're not supposed
to have an open beer can. I don't know what
was it doing there to begin with, even if it
is now full of something else. He handed over the

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can and told police that it had urine, not beer.
The guy also explained that he rear ended the vehicle
because he was peeing in the can while driving. The
guy also admitted to multiple duys and shouldn't have been
driving at all. He was arrested and is facing several charges,
including aggravated DUI and reckless driving. Now is that true
or is that just what he was saying? Like, well,

(07:39):
there's p in there, but if there's beer in there
that he's gonna have a problem either way, if there's
any beer in there, right, But like I'm worried about this.
First of all, that's a I mean, even though we
have all yeah, we have the ability to aim, and
I know you ladies don't, but like even then that's problematic. Yeah,
it never works for me. No, Well, I've never tried
to peer in a pee in a beer can before,
but if I did, Plus, there's ut we got some

(08:00):
sharp edges there. Worried about that? How are we driving aiming.
That's a that's a two handed process, think about them,
because you got to have one on the item itself, yeah,
you know, and then you got to have one on
the beer can to aim. Who's where the wear the
hands for driving? You know what I mean? Like, I
know you're right, there's a lot going on here that
concerns me. Uh And I'm just not sure what I think.

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But have you ever tried to pee in a place
that you're not supposed to pee even if like you could, like,
for example, this guy, let's say he wasn't driving, but
let's say he was somewhere and he was in private
and he wasn't going to expose himself or break the law,
but he needed to pee in the can for some
reason he thought he did at least, And so okay,
I'm gonna pee in the can. But your brain is like,

(08:45):
I'm not supposed to do this, Like this isn't dead
and so like I'm sure you've ever had to pee
in like a gator repeat a gatorade bottle, you know,
because you're on a road trip or something whatever, you
have to peece someplace and it's like, okay, I can
do this, Like no one's looking, I'm in a safe place,
like you know, this is okay, but then like your

(09:05):
brain won't let you do it because you're not supposed
to be places that aren't a bathroom. So then you
have to like convince your brain like no, come on,
let it go. Do you guys have this issue? Ever?
Wat You're trying to peece someplace you're not supposed to
stage fright man, Yeah, that's what it is. But it's
like it's like you're brain protecting you, like, bro, not here,
but you're like no, here, No, it needs to be here. Okay,
I'm not the only one. It's National Homemade Bread Day,

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National take a Hike Day, and National Baclava Day.