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Speaker 1 (00:00):
You know what. I just noticed, though, after all those
years playing music on the radio, still I still post the.
Speaker 2 (00:07):
Songs redoing it in your head right.
Speaker 1 (00:09):
Now, Joe, I just you are flirting with disaster. Ah.
I just I walk right up to the vocals every time.
I don't know why you could play seriously, you could
play any if it's been top forty, you know, anytime
in the eighties or the first half of the nineties.
Chances are I've introduced it on the air at some point,
and it's just, you know, it's in my head. It's
(00:32):
just a habit that you get into. And for the
longest time I was. I did a lot of commercials
in my younger years, and I would find myself actually
speaking in thirty second increments because I was so used
to reading scripts that were thirty seconds that I would
just stop talking at thirty seconds. I had to restart
(00:52):
myself like an old lawnmower. You pick up trades and
analysis of twenty twenty five Google search data shows Ohio
wins have been struggling with one more one word more
than any other. Pac z k I. It's the police,
(01:15):
pastry p A c z k I. How would you
pronounce that zach pac z k I. I haven't any idea.
Speaker 2 (01:28):
Honestly, I'm not even gonna try.
Speaker 1 (01:29):
According to this article on the ABC six website, it's
supposed to be pounch key. Oh, well, everybody knows that
p a c z k I pounch key. I don't
see that. I would have said zaki. I just that's me.
Speaker 2 (01:48):
There's one thing that we should all we all know
is you don't trust the Polish.
Speaker 1 (01:53):
Got a lot of bad There's a lot of a
lot of consonants running together in the Polish language, aren't there.
I don't trust it. Nationwide, the top five most commonly
mispronounced words include g y r O, you're gonna You're
gonna take a shot.
Speaker 2 (02:11):
A giro or giro it's actually hero whatever hero.
Speaker 1 (02:18):
It's kind of a mix between erro and hero. That's
where Americans started getting the hero sandwich, another name for
sub sandwiches. Hero is actually hero. Uh, this is wrong.
I'm sorry, but they are wrong here. They are wrong.
W O R c E s t E R s
(02:42):
h I R E worst they're telling you in this
article Worcestershare. That is not it that worcester Shire, not
Worster shear you've eliminated two cons or two syllables out
of the word worcester Shire. I don't care what the
(03:06):
article says. It is worcester Shire. H A c A
I A c AI. I don't know. I don't.
Speaker 2 (03:20):
Aci. I don't know what that.
Speaker 1 (03:24):
I don't know. I would I would say a kaika.
That would be my it's as I E two years
is this? I don't know. This is when the media
has been screwing up a lot lately. I think, at
least west Side or no q A t a r
q A t a r guitar. It is Qatar. It
(03:48):
is not cutter. I don't know why all of these
national news people have been saying cutter for the last
couple of years.
Speaker 2 (03:53):
Yeah, I hear it.
Speaker 1 (03:54):
Also sometimes it is Qatar and of final here d
a c h s h u n d dosh honed
the dog, Yeah, doctioned. Most people say dots and doctors. Yeah,
like you're selling the Yes, I guess. But anyway, Yeah,
(04:18):
I still say Wednesday too. I put the D in
the middle of the word. It's Wednesday, February, February, February library.
I'm a fanatic about stuff like that. I really am
and and the grandkids. I'll tell you what. My my
four year old in the back seat. I've always got
(04:39):
the radio on when I'm driving. Four year old out
cues the sixth tentheve on the u TV in news.
The other day, we're driving down the road. She gets
to the end of the and and she's following along
with the news and she says, p A R R Y.
I'm like, I'll beat it. Really And she even knew
the pay.
Speaker 2 (05:01):
Pa r R one.
Speaker 1 (05:03):
We had Scott jennings She had Scott Jennings on in
the morning driving and had she had his timing, his
pacing down and right along with him. P A R
R on. She's four, man, this business will screw you
up early, it really will. By the club's police officer,
(05:23):
I need to get back to this story because the
the implications when body cams first came out, and I've
shouted ever since then that it was going to take
somebody of some sort of prominence to have camera footage captured. Oh,
(05:48):
the police are called to the house. Maybe it's a
domestic disturbance, maybe the house was robbed or whatever. Police
go through with the body cams on and uh and
part of that publicly accessible public file is you know,
a prescription bottle with little blue pills on the dresser
or something. They don't want you to see that, but hey,
(06:09):
it's on the body cam footage. And I said, as
long as that doesn't happen, it'll be okay. But as
soon as that happens, it won't be okay. Video can
can build or destroy. The same thing I've said about,
you know, the boys in the girls' locker rooms. All
it's gonna take, seriously, is for some liberal judges little
princess daughter or granddaughter to pop up on some website
(06:32):
because some boy thought he should use the locker room
and was taking video in there. Suddenly they'll see things differently. Well,
in the case of these body cams, the person of
prominence that I was expecting actually turned out to be
the city. It was the whole city. That's what got
(06:53):
the whole thing started, the case filed, and this officer suspended.
But he is. I think he's on Facebook, he's on YouTube,
and as I said, I believe he's back out on it.
He might be on he might be on eight, but
I think he's in nineteen precinct over. I might beloved
west Side, and I wanted to publicly acknowledge the fact
(07:15):
that he was back. I think the firing was overkilled,
quite frankly, and I hope he keeps on rolling and
doing what he was doing. I don't know what kind
of restrictions they may have put on him at this point,
but you know what, we live in it. We live
in it. To tell us we can't get on Facebook
(07:36):
or YouTube or whatever and watch the video of the
police dealing with it, it's kind of stupid, isn't it.
When we have to walk through those streets or drive
through those streets every day, when we have to stop
at those gas stations, go into those stores, step over
it or under it or through it or around it,
or whatever we have to do. To tell us we
(07:57):
can't watch it as the police finally making a rest
is stupid. I think the City of Columbus, the Slash
police Department were way off base on this one. I
think the arbitrator got it right. So congratulations officer for
being back. Did you see the story did you watch
an either? Yeah?
Speaker 3 (08:15):
Yeah, yeah, and he should be back. I agree with
you how much that had. It's just we should be
able to watch it.
Speaker 1 (08:21):
You don't watch anybody cam footage, do you. You're not
one of those voyeur people, are you? No? Yes, you
are not like that, only certain cut. No. I tried
to find that, by the way, that Scott Stale Arizota story.
I tried to find that. iHeart may be calling me
in because the stuff that popped up on my screen.
Speaker 3 (08:43):
So you got to look up the stuff that could
be questionable on your phone. Don't look it up on
an iHeart, don't look it up on the computer.
Speaker 1 (08:50):
It was legitimate job research. It was a story with
that Mark was talking about. I wanted to see if
I could find and so I'm not worried about it. Okay,
but they'll still probably come talk to me. I'm just saying,
you know, I did that years ago with Donald Trump,
and I was I'm like, who the heck is Stormy Daniels.
So I was doing a little research on Stormy and
(09:12):
the stuff that popped up on my screen. Oh no, yeah, she.
Speaker 2 (09:18):
I don't know if you can google her without that
stuff coming up one way.
Speaker 1 (09:23):
Or the other. Oh yeah, And it's like a keyword thing. Remember,
the Internet doesn't recognize words. It doesn't know what you're typing.
In it's all zeros and ones, but that those key
words don't just bring her up, It'll bring up all millions,
millions of things.
Speaker 2 (09:41):
I like how she got arrested here.
Speaker 1 (09:44):
Oh yeah, well that was just that was just pr
She probably loved it before I go. I want to
let you know the Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and
eighteen other stage have now a filed paperwork urging the
Senate to find some way to fund SNAP. Were looking
at that ending over the weekend. I will also let
you know that there was a bill introduced in the
(10:05):
Senate that would fund SNAP specifically. And yes, it was
signed off on by Ohio Senator John Houstead as well
as Bernie Moreno, and they were one of only a handful.
I think there were ah, maybe eight eight senators who
would signed off on it. And yeah, kind of sad,
(10:27):
but I'm glad that R two from Ohio actually did.
I saw Joyce Baty in the news yesterday or day
before yesterday saying that she would donate her salary to charity,
but the money is still being paid. I don't get that.
I commented and commended Senator Housted last week when he
(10:50):
was on with me you know he was he he
doesn't want it, not about donating it, just doesn't want it.
As I can never remember the uh oh my gosh,
the congressman from Bowling Green. Do you remember his name?
(11:10):
I believe he was the first in Ohio to say
I'm not I'm not taking compensation here until we get
this worked out, which I thought was was admirable. Why
are you not talking back? Are you moving your mouth
and not pushing the microphone button or what? It's kind
of fine.
Speaker 2 (11:27):
I'm just trying to leave you hanging. It's pretty funny.
Speaker 1 (11:29):
Well I ask you questions and then you don't respond.
Speaker 2 (11:32):
I'm like, I was trying to find the congressman from
Bowling Was.
Speaker 1 (11:35):
There a ceremony? Did we get married? Why is it?
Why are you acting like that? No?
Speaker 2 (11:38):
No, I was trying to find the congressman from Bowling
Bob Latta?
Speaker 1 (11:43):
Is it Ladda? Yes? Yeah? Okay, yes? So he and
and Houston had both signed off on that about a
week ago, and then I just I don't know. I guess.
I guess I'm not gonna condemn Baby for saying she's
donating it to charity. I just I think I would
have been we're impressed. And she just said, I'm not
taking a check, right, I'm closing that deposit. You can't
(12:04):
deposit in my account or however, I'm assuming they all
get direct deposit.
Speaker 2 (12:09):
I doubt that you'll get a check and check it.
Speaker 1 (12:11):
We just know there's no house bank anymore. That's all.
That's all we know. All right, Before I get out here,
I just said, this pop up on my little crime
map thing here, abandoned vehicle blocking traffic. Where is that? Oh?
Right around the corner?
Speaker 2 (12:28):
Oh really, am I going to run into it?
Speaker 1 (12:29):
Thirteen twenty Dublin Road is where it's reported police responding
to abandoned vehicle blocking traffic westbound off ramp near thirteen
twenty Doublin Road. So as you're coming off of six
seventy westbound there on the Dublin Road, be careful. Sounds
like there may be a car sitting there.
Speaker 2 (12:46):
But you watch out for trains on the way home.
Speaker 1 (12:48):
I'm so sick of trains.
Speaker 3 (12:50):
I every day I wake up and I'm like, I
know there's going to be a Chuck video with him
stuck behind a train.
Speaker 1 (12:55):
Except for the morning train from Sheena Easton when she
was as pure as the even snow, What's the song?
Speaker 2 (13:02):
What was the song about? What's what's the meaning of
the
You know what. I just noticed, though, after all those
years playing music on the radio, still I still post the.
Speaker 2 (00:07):
Songs redoing it in your head right.
Speaker 1 (00:09):
Now, Joe, I just you are flirting with disaster. Ah.
I just I walk right up to the vocals every time.
I don't know why you could play seriously, you could
play any if it's been top forty, you know, anytime
in the eighties or the first half of the nineties.
Chances are I've introduced it on the air at some point,
and it's just, you know, it's in my head. It's
(00:32):
just a habit that you get into. And for the
longest time I was. I did a lot of commercials
in my younger years, and I would find myself actually
speaking in thirty second increments because I was so used
to reading scripts that were thirty seconds that I would
just stop talking at thirty seconds. I had to restart
(00:52):
myself like an old lawnmower. You pick up trades and
analysis of twenty twenty five Google search data shows Ohio
wins have been struggling with one more one word more
than any other. Pac z k I. It's the police,
(01:15):
pastry p A c z k I. How would you
pronounce that zach pac z k I. I haven't any idea.
Speaker 2 (01:28):
Honestly, I'm not even gonna try.
Speaker 1 (01:29):
According to this article on the ABC six website, it's
supposed to be pounch key. Oh, well, everybody knows that
p a c z k I pounch key. I don't
see that. I would have said zaki. I just that's me.
Speaker 2 (01:48):
There's one thing that we should all we all know
is you don't trust the Polish.
Speaker 1 (01:53):
Got a lot of bad There's a lot of a
lot of consonants running together in the Polish language, aren't there.
I don't trust it. Nationwide, the top five most commonly
mispronounced words include g y r O, you're gonna You're
gonna take a shot.
Speaker 2 (02:11):
A giro or giro it's actually hero whatever hero.
Speaker 1 (02:18):
It's kind of a mix between erro and hero. That's
where Americans started getting the hero sandwich, another name for
sub sandwiches. Hero is actually hero. Uh, this is wrong.
I'm sorry, but they are wrong here. They are wrong.
W O R c E s t E R s
(02:42):
h I R E worst they're telling you in this
article Worcestershare. That is not it that worcester Shire, not
Worster shear you've eliminated two cons or two syllables out
of the word worcester Shire. I don't care what the
(03:06):
article says. It is worcester Shire. H A c A
I A c AI. I don't know. I don't.
Speaker 2 (03:20):
Aci. I don't know what that.
Speaker 1 (03:24):
I don't know. I would I would say a kaika.
That would be my it's as I E two years
is this? I don't know. This is when the media
has been screwing up a lot lately. I think, at
least west Side or no q A t a r
q A t a r guitar. It is Qatar. It
(03:48):
is not cutter. I don't know why all of these
national news people have been saying cutter for the last
couple of years.
Speaker 2 (03:53):
Yeah, I hear it.
Speaker 1 (03:54):
Also sometimes it is Qatar and of final here d
a c h s h u n d dosh honed
the dog, Yeah, doctioned. Most people say dots and doctors. Yeah,
like you're selling the Yes, I guess. But anyway, Yeah,
(04:18):
I still say Wednesday too. I put the D in
the middle of the word. It's Wednesday, February, February, February library.
I'm a fanatic about stuff like that. I really am
and and the grandkids. I'll tell you what. My my
four year old in the back seat. I've always got
(04:39):
the radio on when I'm driving. Four year old out
cues the sixth tentheve on the u TV in news.
The other day, we're driving down the road. She gets
to the end of the and and she's following along
with the news and she says, p A R R Y.
I'm like, I'll beat it. Really And she even knew
the pay.
Speaker 2 (05:01):
Pa r R one.
Speaker 1 (05:03):
We had Scott jennings She had Scott Jennings on in
the morning driving and had she had his timing, his
pacing down and right along with him. P A R
R on. She's four, man, this business will screw you
up early, it really will. By the club's police officer,
(05:23):
I need to get back to this story because the
the implications when body cams first came out, and I've
shouted ever since then that it was going to take
somebody of some sort of prominence to have camera footage captured. Oh,
(05:48):
the police are called to the house. Maybe it's a
domestic disturbance, maybe the house was robbed or whatever. Police
go through with the body cams on and uh and
part of that publicly accessible public file is you know,
a prescription bottle with little blue pills on the dresser
or something. They don't want you to see that, but hey,
(06:09):
it's on the body cam footage. And I said, as
long as that doesn't happen, it'll be okay. But as
soon as that happens, it won't be okay. Video can
can build or destroy. The same thing I've said about,
you know, the boys in the girls' locker rooms. All
it's gonna take, seriously, is for some liberal judges little
princess daughter or granddaughter to pop up on some website
(06:32):
because some boy thought he should use the locker room
and was taking video in there. Suddenly they'll see things differently. Well,
in the case of these body cams, the person of
prominence that I was expecting actually turned out to be
the city. It was the whole city. That's what got
(06:53):
the whole thing started, the case filed, and this officer suspended.
But he is. I think he's on Facebook, he's on YouTube,
and as I said, I believe he's back out on it.
He might be on he might be on eight, but
I think he's in nineteen precinct over. I might beloved
west Side, and I wanted to publicly acknowledge the fact
(07:15):
that he was back. I think the firing was overkilled,
quite frankly, and I hope he keeps on rolling and
doing what he was doing. I don't know what kind
of restrictions they may have put on him at this point,
but you know what, we live in it. We live
in it. To tell us we can't get on Facebook
(07:36):
or YouTube or whatever and watch the video of the
police dealing with it, it's kind of stupid, isn't it.
When we have to walk through those streets or drive
through those streets every day, when we have to stop
at those gas stations, go into those stores, step over
it or under it or through it or around it,
or whatever we have to do. To tell us we
(07:57):
can't watch it as the police finally making a rest
is stupid. I think the City of Columbus, the Slash
police Department were way off base on this one. I
think the arbitrator got it right. So congratulations officer for
being back. Did you see the story did you watch
an either? Yeah?
Speaker 3 (08:15):
Yeah, yeah, and he should be back. I agree with
you how much that had. It's just we should be
able to watch it.
Speaker 1 (08:21):
You don't watch anybody cam footage, do you. You're not
one of those voyeur people, are you? No? Yes, you
are not like that, only certain cut. No. I tried
to find that, by the way, that Scott Stale Arizota story.
I tried to find that. iHeart may be calling me
in because the stuff that popped up on my screen.
Speaker 3 (08:43):
So you got to look up the stuff that could
be questionable on your phone. Don't look it up on
an iHeart, don't look it up on the computer.
Speaker 1 (08:50):
It was legitimate job research. It was a story with
that Mark was talking about. I wanted to see if
I could find and so I'm not worried about it. Okay,
but they'll still probably come talk to me. I'm just saying,
you know, I did that years ago with Donald Trump,
and I was I'm like, who the heck is Stormy Daniels.
So I was doing a little research on Stormy and
(09:12):
the stuff that popped up on my screen. Oh no, yeah, she.
Speaker 2 (09:18):
I don't know if you can google her without that
stuff coming up one way.
Speaker 1 (09:23):
Or the other. Oh yeah, And it's like a keyword thing. Remember,
the Internet doesn't recognize words. It doesn't know what you're typing.
In it's all zeros and ones, but that those key
words don't just bring her up, It'll bring up all millions,
millions of things.
Speaker 2 (09:41):
I like how she got arrested here.
Speaker 1 (09:44):
Oh yeah, well that was just that was just pr
She probably loved it before I go. I want to
let you know the Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and
eighteen other stage have now a filed paperwork urging the
Senate to find some way to fund SNAP. Were looking
at that ending over the weekend. I will also let
you know that there was a bill introduced in the
(10:05):
Senate that would fund SNAP specifically. And yes, it was
signed off on by Ohio Senator John Houstead as well
as Bernie Moreno, and they were one of only a handful.
I think there were ah, maybe eight eight senators who
would signed off on it. And yeah, kind of sad,
(10:27):
but I'm glad that R two from Ohio actually did.
I saw Joyce Baty in the news yesterday or day
before yesterday saying that she would donate her salary to charity,
but the money is still being paid. I don't get that.
I commented and commended Senator Housted last week when he
(10:50):
was on with me you know he was he he
doesn't want it, not about donating it, just doesn't want it.
As I can never remember the uh oh my gosh,
the congressman from Bowling Green. Do you remember his name?
(11:10):
I believe he was the first in Ohio to say
I'm not I'm not taking compensation here until we get
this worked out, which I thought was was admirable. Why
are you not talking back? Are you moving your mouth
and not pushing the microphone button or what? It's kind
of fine.
Speaker 2 (11:27):
I'm just trying to leave you hanging. It's pretty funny.
Speaker 1 (11:29):
Well I ask you questions and then you don't respond.
Speaker 2 (11:32):
I'm like, I was trying to find the congressman from
Bowling Was.
Speaker 1 (11:35):
There a ceremony? Did we get married? Why is it?
Why are you acting like that? No?
Speaker 2 (11:38):
No, I was trying to find the congressman from Bowling
Bob Latta?
Speaker 1 (11:43):
Is it Ladda? Yes? Yeah? Okay, yes? So he and
and Houston had both signed off on that about a
week ago, and then I just I don't know. I guess.
I guess I'm not gonna condemn Baby for saying she's
donating it to charity. I just I think I would
have been we're impressed. And she just said, I'm not
taking a check, right, I'm closing that deposit. You can't
(12:04):
deposit in my account or however, I'm assuming they all
get direct deposit.
Speaker 2 (12:09):
I doubt that you'll get a check and check it.
Speaker 1 (12:11):
We just know there's no house bank anymore. That's all.
That's all we know. All right, Before I get out here,
I just said, this pop up on my little crime
map thing here, abandoned vehicle blocking traffic. Where is that? Oh?
Right around the corner?
Speaker 2 (12:28):
Oh really, am I going to run into it?
Speaker 1 (12:29):
Thirteen twenty Dublin Road is where it's reported police responding
to abandoned vehicle blocking traffic westbound off ramp near thirteen
twenty Doublin Road. So as you're coming off of six
seventy westbound there on the Dublin Road, be careful. Sounds
like there may be a car sitting there.
Speaker 2 (12:46):
But you watch out for trains on the way home.
Speaker 1 (12:48):
I'm so sick of trains.
Speaker 3 (12:50):
I every day I wake up and I'm like, I
know there's going to be a Chuck video with him
stuck behind a train.
Speaker 1 (12:55):
Except for the morning train from Sheena Easton when she
was as pure as the even snow, What's the song?
Speaker 2 (13:02):
What was the song about? What's what's the meaning of
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