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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Ella Langley on ninety three point seven B ninety three.
It's the B ninety three Morning Show. I'm Ali Mack,
I'm Mike. We stream the Morning Show live six thirty
to eight thirty every single morning. You can find us
on air, Mic and Ali Mack on air wherever you'd
like to stream, TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, or we're on them
all these days. Five point fifty four. Here are three
(00:22):
things you should know today. This is a car seat recall,
and this is not one you want to guess on.
Grayco is recalling a limited number of their snug ride,
turn and slide car seats and bases because of a
potential structural issue. So parents are being told stop using
these bases right away. You can still use the seat
temporarily while you wait for a free replacement, but if
(00:45):
you bought one earlier this year, definitely double check your
model number. All of the recall info is online. Authorities
in the Bahamas have arrested the husband of a missing
Michigan woman as the case takes a serious turn. Fifty
five year old hooker, who has ties to Onsted, disappeared
after her husband claims she fell from a boat. Her
(01:06):
family says the story doesn't add up. So now the
US Coast Guard has launched a criminal investigation, and while
the search is still ongoing, loved ones are hoping for answers.
Long time downtown Grand Rapid staple Flanagan's Irish pub has
officially been seized by its lender after defaulting on a
(01:26):
seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars loan. The pub has
been closed since last summer. Now the bank has taken
control of the property after months of unpaid debt. Kind
of a question mark as to what's going to happen
with Flannagan's. It may be no more, but as a
longtime grend rapid staple, I mean it's been around since
the early eighties. So for a lot of people, this
(01:48):
feels like the end of an era.
Speaker 2 (01:49):
Yeah, it does suck. We do have a lot. Maybe
it'll be just maybe they'll continue the tradition that somebody
will just come through and make it a maybe clean
it up and make it a a nice Irish pub,
yeah or something. I can't imagine. It just goes to
waste and there's just nothing there.
Speaker 1 (02:06):
The prime real estate downtown. Yeah, yeah, so we'll be
keeping our eye on that because that is like right
across the street, down the street from the studios.
Speaker 2 (02:15):
Yeah, yeah, it was, I be honest with you. I
didn't go there outside of Saint Patti's Day. Maybe that's
the issue. Maybe that's the issue. I loved it though,
it's like a like it's nostalgic. I remember many times there.
Speaker 1 (02:28):
Yeah, But new Amphitheater going in, new soccer stadium going in.
I gotta imagine there are a few people keeping an
eye on that property right there. Absolutely, yeah, so we'll
keep our eye on it too. That's three things you
should know. Here's one you probably should in.
Speaker 2 (02:42):
Speaking of restaurants, this is a This is from your
tango dot com. Restaurants are starting to in bars are
starting to ban phones in some of their places. Most
restaurants in bars, or more excuse me, restaurants and bars
are banning phones to get people to actually talk to
each other. But not everyone thinks this is a great idea.
Supporters say it improves the experience, helps people connect, and
(03:03):
cuts down on distractions. Some places even lock phones away
or offer perks if they don't use them, but critics
say it feels unsafe uncomfortable, especially if something goes wrong
and you don't have you don't have quick access to
your phone. Some people just don't like being forced to
put their phone away.
Speaker 1 (03:21):
I don't mind putting it away, but don't take it
from me. Yeah, we're not in school. I'll just I'll
follow the rules, I promise.
Speaker 2 (03:28):
See we say that, We say that, right, and we
go to got we went to Okay, I'm gonna whisper
this one. Okay, we went to broad Lion King last night,
opening night for at Broadway or at the Lost Place,
excuse me, and they tell you specifically, hey, put your
phone away. Hey, there's signs everywhere. Hey, you can't record this. Yeah,
and wouldn't you know person right by us and it
(03:51):
lights up the whole area. This is why they tell you.
This is why they take our phones is because of
that one person who just won't. I mean, they weren't
doing it, they weren't courting the thing, they won't recording
the show. But like, you can't have your phone out
during the show.
Speaker 1 (04:06):
Yeah, did they get talked to?
Speaker 2 (04:07):
Yes?
Speaker 1 (04:07):
Yeah, of course they did. Yeah. And of course you're
right by them. So you're like, well, because well.
Speaker 2 (04:12):
Yes, And that's another thing. Is that person who's the
security or whatever has to step through each person and
you have to. It's the experience. It didn't ruin the
experience by any means, but it just makes you go,
this is why they're banned. Yes, this is why they're
banning phones. This is why they're they're locking it up
like we're children and a zipper thing at the door
because they're signs everywhere.
Speaker 1 (04:31):
This is why I follow the rules. Public shame. It's
not worth it to me.
Speaker 2 (04:35):
I said, so we should have just did That's what
everybody should just do. That would stop it. Everybody point
everybody point at him and go, hey you.
Speaker 1 (04:47):
Yes, any three sports.
Speaker 2 (04:49):
It's better than any law, any law out there.
Speaker 1 (04:54):
You're just like a thumbs down. You suh, that feels
worse or old tiber you spit on the ground.
Speaker 2 (05:05):
Tigers lost to the Twins yesterday eight to six. They
play him again in the final game of their three
game series at one forty today. Pistons beat Milwaukee won
thirty seven to one eleven. Kay cunning him back for
a little bit yesterday after that collapse, long injury. I
wasn't in full four yesterday, but it's good to see
him back. Red Wings play Philly today six forty five.
You can hear that on ninety six to one in
(05:25):
the game. And then you of M a hockey team
playing Denver today in the Frozen four eight pm. You
can hear that on our sister station Talk twelve thirty am.
Ella Langley on ninety three point seven B ninety three.
It's the B ninety three Morning Show. I'm Ali Mack,
I'm Mike. We stream the Morning Show live six thirty
to eight thirty every single morning. You can find us
on air, Mic and Ali Mack on air wherever you'd
like to stream, TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, or we're on them
all these days. Five point fifty four. Here are three
(00:22):
things you should know today. This is a car seat recall,
and this is not one you want to guess on.
Grayco is recalling a limited number of their snug ride,
turn and slide car seats and bases because of a
potential structural issue. So parents are being told stop using
these bases right away. You can still use the seat
temporarily while you wait for a free replacement, but if
(00:45):
you bought one earlier this year, definitely double check your
model number. All of the recall info is online. Authorities
in the Bahamas have arrested the husband of a missing
Michigan woman as the case takes a serious turn. Fifty
five year old hooker, who has ties to Onsted, disappeared
after her husband claims she fell from a boat. Her
(01:06):
family says the story doesn't add up. So now the
US Coast Guard has launched a criminal investigation, and while
the search is still ongoing, loved ones are hoping for answers.
Long time downtown Grand Rapid staple Flanagan's Irish pub has
officially been seized by its lender after defaulting on a
(01:26):
seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars loan. The pub has
been closed since last summer. Now the bank has taken
control of the property after months of unpaid debt. Kind
of a question mark as to what's going to happen
with Flannagan's. It may be no more, but as a
longtime grend rapid staple, I mean it's been around since
the early eighties. So for a lot of people, this
(01:48):
feels like the end of an era.
Speaker 2 (01:49):
Yeah, it does suck. We do have a lot. Maybe
it'll be just maybe they'll continue the tradition that somebody
will just come through and make it a maybe clean
it up and make it a a nice Irish pub,
yeah or something. I can't imagine. It just goes to
waste and there's just nothing there.
Speaker 1 (02:06):
The prime real estate downtown. Yeah, yeah, so we'll be
keeping our eye on that because that is like right
across the street, down the street from the studios.
Speaker 2 (02:15):
Yeah, yeah, it was, I be honest with you. I
didn't go there outside of Saint Patti's Day. Maybe that's
the issue. Maybe that's the issue. I loved it though,
it's like a like it's nostalgic. I remember many times there.
Speaker 1 (02:28):
Yeah, But new Amphitheater going in, new soccer stadium going in.
I gotta imagine there are a few people keeping an
eye on that property right there. Absolutely, yeah, so we'll
keep our eye on it too. That's three things you
should know. Here's one you probably should in.
Speaker 2 (02:42):
Speaking of restaurants, this is a This is from your
tango dot com. Restaurants are starting to in bars are
starting to ban phones in some of their places. Most
restaurants in bars, or more excuse me, restaurants and bars
are banning phones to get people to actually talk to
each other. But not everyone thinks this is a great idea.
Supporters say it improves the experience, helps people connect, and
(03:03):
cuts down on distractions. Some places even lock phones away
or offer perks if they don't use them, but critics
say it feels unsafe uncomfortable, especially if something goes wrong
and you don't have you don't have quick access to
your phone. Some people just don't like being forced to
put their phone away.
Speaker 1 (03:21):
I don't mind putting it away, but don't take it
from me. Yeah, we're not in school. I'll just I'll
follow the rules, I promise.
Speaker 2 (03:28):
See we say that, We say that, right, and we
go to got we went to Okay, I'm gonna whisper
this one. Okay, we went to broad Lion King last night,
opening night for at Broadway or at the Lost Place,
excuse me, and they tell you specifically, hey, put your
phone away. Hey, there's signs everywhere. Hey, you can't record this. Yeah,
and wouldn't you know person right by us and it
(03:51):
lights up the whole area. This is why they tell you.
This is why they take our phones is because of
that one person who just won't. I mean, they weren't
doing it, they weren't courting the thing, they won't recording
the show. But like, you can't have your phone out
during the show.
Speaker 1 (04:06):
Yeah, did they get talked to?
Speaker 2 (04:07):
Yes?
Speaker 1 (04:07):
Yeah, of course they did. Yeah. And of course you're
right by them. So you're like, well, because well.
Speaker 2 (04:12):
Yes, And that's another thing. Is that person who's the
security or whatever has to step through each person and
you have to. It's the experience. It didn't ruin the
experience by any means, but it just makes you go,
this is why they're banned. Yes, this is why they're
banning phones. This is why they're they're locking it up
like we're children and a zipper thing at the door
because they're signs everywhere.
Speaker 1 (04:31):
This is why I follow the rules. Public shame. It's
not worth it to me.
Speaker 2 (04:35):
I said, so we should have just did That's what
everybody should just do. That would stop it. Everybody point
everybody point at him and go, hey you.
Speaker 1 (04:47):
Yes, any three sports.
Speaker 2 (04:49):
It's better than any law, any law out there.
Speaker 1 (04:54):
You're just like a thumbs down. You suh, that feels
worse or old tiber you spit on the ground.
Speaker 2 (05:05):
Tigers lost to the Twins yesterday eight to six. They
play him again in the final game of their three
game series at one forty today. Pistons beat Milwaukee won
thirty seven to one eleven. Kay cunning him back for
a little bit yesterday after that collapse, long injury. I
wasn't in full four yesterday, but it's good to see
him back. Red Wings play Philly today six forty five.
You can hear that on ninety six to one in
(05:25):
the game. And then you of M a hockey team
playing Denver today in the Frozen four eight pm. You
can hear that on our sister station Talk twelve thirty am.
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