October 23, 2025 • 6 mins
NFL is still going with Bad Bunny for the Super Bowl Halftime show. Rihanna nets worth is going to grow more. Microsoft is working on it’s nexgen gaming system console.
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Speaker 1 (00:03):
Everything celebrity sauce has entertainment part what you got for us.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
So NFL Commissioner Robert Goodell is not flinching about the
decision to select Bad Bunny for the Super Bowl halftime show.
So he's basically talking to reporters at the NFL owners
meeting in New York and Rogers said that the that
basically Bad Bunny is quote one of the leading and
most popular entertainers in the world unquote, and that's what
the league's you know, trying to treat achieved. So Bad
(00:26):
Bunny selection has drawn a lot of backlash and a
petition even started to have him in place with you know,
country music legend George Strait, and it has received tons
and times does of signatures. So basically, Rogers said that
that pick will not be reconsidered. He said, quote, We're
confident it's going to be a great show. He understands
the platform he's on. I think it's going to be
exciting in a united moment unquote. So Roger also said
(00:48):
that he doesn't think there's ever been a halftime performer
that hasn't received blowback or criticism. Just let him perform,
like shut up whatever, I don't know, like, why are
we always complaining? Yes, Karen stop. So Rihanna's networth might
be getting significantly higher. So she owned half of Fendy
Beauty with the French luxury group LBHM, so the company
(01:12):
has taken steps to sell their fifty percent so may
predict the LVHM could get more, could get much more
than one billion dollars. So last year the net sales
at Fenti Beauty approached half a billion. Also, the market's
really hot right now. For example, Haley Beaber recently sold
her three year old company road l Beauty to spent
one billion dollars to buy road which you know generates
(01:34):
just a fraction of the revenue that Fenti Beauty. You know,
fenty Beauty's gigantic. So when comes to Xbox, they've been
keeping specifics under lock and key, and Microsoft has started
to drop hints concerning their next uh entry into the
gaming console market. So an ad agreement with AMD has
already been announced, and Microsoft has vowed this next gen
console will boast quote next level performance, cutting edge graphics,
(01:57):
breakthrough gameplight, and unmatched compatibility unquote. So prices, of course
what matters, And when asked about the consoles costs to customers,
Xbox president her name Sarabah said that it would be
very premium in a very high end curated experience, so expensive.
So it's gonna be a lot. Yeah, yes, I don't
know how much, but a lot, I believe. For something
(02:17):
to watch to night. If you got Thursday night football,
the Vikings are playing the Chargers. That's on Prime, Braising
Homy's on ABC, The Real Housewives of Potomacs on Barravo,
seventh season premiere of The Kardashians on Hullo, and then
the second season premiere. I'm so excited this is back.
Nobody wants this on Netflix. Season one was so good,
it really was. For some reason, I wrote down the
wrong date. I wrote November twenty third.
Speaker 1 (02:34):
That was coming out. Oh it's a god treat then. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (02:37):
So when I saw this more, I was like, what, Yeah,
thank goodness, Gus Christmas.
Speaker 1 (02:42):
Is save absolutely, Thank you sas if you need something
to listen to what he said. Crisis Podcasts out breaking
down the season two finale a jen v you can
listen why miss radio dot com. I thought this was hilarious.
There's this guy who got busted exploit you can have
food delivery platform for free meals?
Speaker 2 (02:59):
Wow?
Speaker 1 (02:59):
So mor two years, this guy who lives I believe
in China took advantage of the order cancelation policy of
a major or a japan Japanese food delivery platform to
eat over one thousand free meals. Oh my god, one
thousand at that point, can you blame the guy? Yeah?
If that keeps happening, Like obviously, it's not great to
see from the restaurants as a restaurant myself. However, if
(03:22):
that was Uber eats, but yo, how do you guys
not realize? Same person? Yeah? So to do without being
detected was not easy. He found the froster use one
hundred and twenty four accounts oh on the food delivery
app service in Japan. Many of the register arender false
names and fake addresses. What so what? He used prepaid
cards to register an account and cancel his membership a
(03:45):
few days later. That made hard for the platform to
detect and stop his operation, which results in losing about
three point seven million yen, which is twenty four thousand dollars.
Oh my god, I mean that doesn't seem like that
much money relative to one thousand meals.
Speaker 2 (03:58):
It was just it's just food. I would say that.
Speaker 1 (04:00):
Sounds about So the man placed orders on the app,
select the contactless delivery. After the food a ride he falls.
He claimed he had not received the order and received
a refund credit.
Speaker 2 (04:11):
The hell was he putting in fake addresses? Was he
just driving around going to these fake.
Speaker 1 (04:15):
App I think so? Yeah, Or you go to an
apartment complex, so hey, leave it outside. I'll leave outside
the hotel something like that. Believe it. Yeah, that kind
of which. The crabby thing is that the drivers then
probably get dinged for it, which isn't great.
Speaker 2 (04:27):
Yeah, that sucks.
Speaker 1 (04:28):
Yeah. So, for example, on July thirtieth, he created a
new account on delivery app under a fake name address.
Man receive a refund of one hundred and five dollars
after claim that the ice cream and chicken steaks not
been delivered.
Speaker 2 (04:40):
That's but I mean, I guess I was gonna say,
you have to They usually take a picture, but I guess.
I mean, granted, we don't have that app, but if
you're not physically there in the picture, it's not.
Speaker 1 (04:49):
Like you can prove Yeah, you just say somebody took it.
Speaker 2 (04:52):
Because I have this apartment complex across the street from mine.
I've had issues where sometimes they go in that one
for some reason, even though the dream is not at
all the same, and then they'll put the door and
I'm like, that's not even my door.
Speaker 1 (05:04):
Well I think some of these apps too, like it's
not a real person obviously, AI so they is probably
refund you automatically and just go. It's easy to refund
and deal with it, you know what I mean. Yeah,
so you said after after at first, I just tried
this trick. I couldn't stop after reaping the rewards of
my fraud.
Speaker 2 (05:17):
It's just I don't know. That's just so mean too,
because people are working hard to try to just get
some money, and then you're because I'm assuming, like you said,
the delivery drivers are the ones, Oh for sure.
Speaker 1 (05:28):
Yeah that's that's that's part that sucks. But again, like
to do it a thousand times is crazy, Like.
Speaker 2 (05:33):
Don't get me wrong, like I but I also feel
like customer service with a lot of the delivery apps
actually doormats. I've had really good luck with, but like
uber eth.
Speaker 1 (05:40):
I haven't it. It's been bad. I saw that story
when we had a friend, uh a coworker here who
was sick and I send her an uber Eeds gift
card if I was in England and like, oh, She's like,
I can't use it because it's only he's in England. Yeah,
so I reached out to Ubers. We can't do anything
about it. I go, you own the company. Yeah, like
we can't. We can't credit her money. I'm like, well
you can though, because you It's crazy. It's not even
(06:01):
it's a it's cash I paid for. You're the company.
You can just put in her account and we can't
access our account. It's also doesn't make sense.
Speaker 2 (06:09):
It doesn't. It doesn't.
Speaker 1 (06:10):
So hey, thanks, I'll tell her, Hey, stop your chemo
and Kyle Uberrey to get this figured out.
Speaker 2 (06:13):
That's why we're using door Dash. I mean, I don't.
I don't really order stuff though.
Speaker 1 (06:16):
Amen. I want to hit this real quick for your Thursday.
They played on a pole. The majority of Americans think
they can beat a horror movie villain. I want to
see who on the show, and we already know who
things he could take on a villain first, I've been
the song has been on repeat. Yeah, for far too
long in my house. Oh my god, Taylor. The Fate
of Affiliates intern Johnny Morning Show.
Speaker 2 (06:35):
Intern John in Your Morning Show's
Speaker 1 (06:37):
True at iHeartRadio.
Everything celebrity sauce has entertainment part what you got for us.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
So NFL Commissioner Robert Goodell is not flinching about the
decision to select Bad Bunny for the Super Bowl halftime show.
So he's basically talking to reporters at the NFL owners
meeting in New York and Rogers said that the that
basically Bad Bunny is quote one of the leading and
most popular entertainers in the world unquote, and that's what
the league's you know, trying to treat achieved. So Bad
(00:26):
Bunny selection has drawn a lot of backlash and a
petition even started to have him in place with you know,
country music legend George Strait, and it has received tons
and times does of signatures. So basically, Rogers said that
that pick will not be reconsidered. He said, quote, We're
confident it's going to be a great show. He understands
the platform he's on. I think it's going to be
exciting in a united moment unquote. So Roger also said
(00:48):
that he doesn't think there's ever been a halftime performer
that hasn't received blowback or criticism. Just let him perform,
like shut up whatever, I don't know, like, why are
we always complaining? Yes, Karen stop. So Rihanna's networth might
be getting significantly higher. So she owned half of Fendy
Beauty with the French luxury group LBHM, so the company
(01:12):
has taken steps to sell their fifty percent so may
predict the LVHM could get more, could get much more
than one billion dollars. So last year the net sales
at Fenti Beauty approached half a billion. Also, the market's
really hot right now. For example, Haley Beaber recently sold
her three year old company road l Beauty to spent
one billion dollars to buy road which you know generates
(01:34):
just a fraction of the revenue that Fenti Beauty. You know,
fenty Beauty's gigantic. So when comes to Xbox, they've been
keeping specifics under lock and key, and Microsoft has started
to drop hints concerning their next uh entry into the
gaming console market. So an ad agreement with AMD has
already been announced, and Microsoft has vowed this next gen
console will boast quote next level performance, cutting edge graphics,
(01:57):
breakthrough gameplight, and unmatched compatibility unquote. So prices, of course
what matters, And when asked about the consoles costs to customers,
Xbox president her name Sarabah said that it would be
very premium in a very high end curated experience, so expensive.
So it's gonna be a lot. Yeah, yes, I don't
know how much, but a lot, I believe. For something
(02:17):
to watch to night. If you got Thursday night football,
the Vikings are playing the Chargers. That's on Prime, Braising
Homy's on ABC, The Real Housewives of Potomacs on Barravo,
seventh season premiere of The Kardashians on Hullo, and then
the second season premiere. I'm so excited this is back.
Nobody wants this on Netflix. Season one was so good,
it really was. For some reason, I wrote down the
wrong date. I wrote November twenty third.
Speaker 1 (02:34):
That was coming out. Oh it's a god treat then. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (02:37):
So when I saw this more, I was like, what, Yeah,
thank goodness, Gus Christmas.
Speaker 1 (02:42):
Is save absolutely, Thank you sas if you need something
to listen to what he said. Crisis Podcasts out breaking
down the season two finale a jen v you can
listen why miss radio dot com. I thought this was hilarious.
There's this guy who got busted exploit you can have
food delivery platform for free meals?
Speaker 2 (02:59):
Wow?
Speaker 1 (02:59):
So mor two years, this guy who lives I believe
in China took advantage of the order cancelation policy of
a major or a japan Japanese food delivery platform to
eat over one thousand free meals. Oh my god, one
thousand at that point, can you blame the guy? Yeah?
If that keeps happening, Like obviously, it's not great to
see from the restaurants as a restaurant myself. However, if
(03:22):
that was Uber eats, but yo, how do you guys
not realize? Same person? Yeah? So to do without being
detected was not easy. He found the froster use one
hundred and twenty four accounts oh on the food delivery
app service in Japan. Many of the register arender false
names and fake addresses. What so what? He used prepaid
cards to register an account and cancel his membership a
(03:45):
few days later. That made hard for the platform to
detect and stop his operation, which results in losing about
three point seven million yen, which is twenty four thousand dollars.
Oh my god, I mean that doesn't seem like that
much money relative to one thousand meals.
Speaker 2 (03:58):
It was just it's just food. I would say that.
Speaker 1 (04:00):
Sounds about So the man placed orders on the app,
select the contactless delivery. After the food a ride he falls.
He claimed he had not received the order and received
a refund credit.
Speaker 2 (04:11):
The hell was he putting in fake addresses? Was he
just driving around going to these fake.
Speaker 1 (04:15):
App I think so? Yeah, Or you go to an
apartment complex, so hey, leave it outside. I'll leave outside
the hotel something like that. Believe it. Yeah, that kind
of which. The crabby thing is that the drivers then
probably get dinged for it, which isn't great.
Speaker 2 (04:27):
Yeah, that sucks.
Speaker 1 (04:28):
Yeah. So, for example, on July thirtieth, he created a
new account on delivery app under a fake name address.
Man receive a refund of one hundred and five dollars
after claim that the ice cream and chicken steaks not
been delivered.
Speaker 2 (04:40):
That's but I mean, I guess I was gonna say,
you have to They usually take a picture, but I guess.
I mean, granted, we don't have that app, but if
you're not physically there in the picture, it's not.
Speaker 1 (04:49):
Like you can prove Yeah, you just say somebody took it.
Speaker 2 (04:52):
Because I have this apartment complex across the street from mine.
I've had issues where sometimes they go in that one
for some reason, even though the dream is not at
all the same, and then they'll put the door and
I'm like, that's not even my door.
Speaker 1 (05:04):
Well I think some of these apps too, like it's
not a real person obviously, AI so they is probably
refund you automatically and just go. It's easy to refund
and deal with it, you know what I mean. Yeah,
so you said after after at first, I just tried
this trick. I couldn't stop after reaping the rewards of
my fraud.
Speaker 2 (05:17):
It's just I don't know. That's just so mean too,
because people are working hard to try to just get
some money, and then you're because I'm assuming, like you said,
the delivery drivers are the ones, Oh for sure.
Speaker 1 (05:28):
Yeah that's that's that's part that sucks. But again, like
to do it a thousand times is crazy, Like.
Speaker 2 (05:33):
Don't get me wrong, like I but I also feel
like customer service with a lot of the delivery apps
actually doormats. I've had really good luck with, but like
uber eth.
Speaker 1 (05:40):
I haven't it. It's been bad. I saw that story
when we had a friend, uh a coworker here who
was sick and I send her an uber Eeds gift
card if I was in England and like, oh, She's like,
I can't use it because it's only he's in England. Yeah,
so I reached out to Ubers. We can't do anything
about it. I go, you own the company. Yeah, like
we can't. We can't credit her money. I'm like, well
you can though, because you It's crazy. It's not even
(06:01):
it's a it's cash I paid for. You're the company.
You can just put in her account and we can't
access our account. It's also doesn't make sense.
Speaker 2 (06:09):
It doesn't. It doesn't.
Speaker 1 (06:10):
So hey, thanks, I'll tell her, Hey, stop your chemo
and Kyle Uberrey to get this figured out.
Speaker 2 (06:13):
That's why we're using door Dash. I mean, I don't.
I don't really order stuff though.
Speaker 1 (06:16):
Amen. I want to hit this real quick for your Thursday.
They played on a pole. The majority of Americans think
they can beat a horror movie villain. I want to
see who on the show, and we already know who
things he could take on a villain first, I've been
the song has been on repeat. Yeah, for far too
long in my house. Oh my god, Taylor. The Fate
of Affiliates intern Johnny Morning Show.
Speaker 2 (06:35):
Intern John in Your Morning Show's
Speaker 1 (06:37):
True at iHeartRadio.
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