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(00:00):
Somebody somewhere is going to be interestedin owning a piece of you. And
it's j Simpson at this point.And there is an auction house that has
up forbids his Florida driver's license ofthe juice, and it was issued in
two thousand and seven, expired intwenty eleven, and the bidding is currently
(00:22):
at twenty three hundred after a startingprice of just ten dollars, and it's
going to go for the next fewdays. It's supposed to end in three
days from now. Bidding currently asof when this was printed, it was
twenty three hundred. So yeah,I don't know. I mean, gosh,
(00:44):
I'm kind of torn with regard toOJ Simpson memorabilia because he did there
was a lot of records and suchthat he broke and so on. This
is just his driver's license. Owninga piece of that was al Collings White
Broncos though, so like to likeown something like that. I don't know
those kinds of things, and I'mnot even close to I'm just not rich
(01:07):
enough to obviously pull the trigger onany of that. But I just feel
like something like that is kind ofinteresting to me for whatever reason. I
don't know. But as long asthe the money, well, I don't
know. I don't know. Idon't know necessarily how to feel about this,
other than it is interesting owning somethinglike that. You found the real
killer in hell where he's rotting rightnow. Yeah, if there's a mirror
(01:33):
in there, then yes, Ithink exactly if he did. If you
he looked at the mirror, hefound him there, he is right there.
Did you see the Washington Post editorstepping down? Sally Busby, the
first woman to ever serve as executiveeditor of the Washington Post, stepping down.
(01:53):
She's been there three years, andthe former editor editor in chief of
the Wall Street Journal is going totake over through the presidential election coming up.
So he's going to step in andtake over until then. So they're
restructuring the newsroom, it says,to adapt to the current media landscape.
(02:14):
What does that mean They're gonna maybe? Are they? Dare I say it?
Are they going to get a littlemore middle of the road because they're
tired of losing out on how manysubscriptions because it was so left to center
on every single thing that was publishedin that paper. At some point they
finally caught up to them. Ifeel like maybe they have taken a flogging
(02:37):
and they're just done with it.They're they're just They've reported seventy seven million
in losses just last year, soappealing only to the woke, the Democrats,
that's finally taking its toll, Ithink, you know, for them,
Yeah, I mean people, theWashington Post is not reliable. The
Washington Post is not credible. Imean, it's so far gone onto the
(03:00):
to the communist side of things thatI don't know anybody who I personally just
I haven't read a Washington Post articlein years years. If they started at
least going more middle of the road, then I'm not against it, because
certainly I've read different stuff, youknow, doing the show, doing the
(03:21):
research, drilling down so on andso forth. Some of the stuff will
lead us that way. Sure,I'll read it, but I read it
through, you know, the lensthat I know I need to be reading
it through, and where all ofthat is, where it's really slanted,
There's no question about that. Soyou know, that's the way with any
of these You just hope that somehowany of these moronic entities will come around
(03:46):
as they're tired of losing money becausethey appeal to only one side, which
is most of our society unfortunately rightnow. So it's just going to take
a while, but I feel likethe pendulum will swing back because eventually these
places will say, man, weare taking it hard, and you know
what, we've got to get thisfigured out, and we're not going to
get those people unless we start atleast be a little more fair with the
(04:10):
way we're reporting, to stop justslanting the hell out of every single story
that we that we print, youknow, no kidding, you feel like,
wait, oh god, I'm sorry, I saw what was it?
Remember fat bastard from the Austin PowerYeah, the Scottish. Yeah, So
that's exactly what I think every timeI see Albert whatever his name, the
(04:33):
da is, Oh Alvin bragg An. Now I'm gonna sing a song for
you. God, that guy issuch a piece of uh so. Yeah.
(04:57):
Do you guys have a Zoom membership? Yes? Uh uh yeah.
I know That's why I'm That's whyI'm so ticked off when I was reading
that story. This system is calledEvolve and it's one of the Zoo Directors
of Safety and Security shares that havebeen used by then before Zoo officials have
had time to play around with thesystem they're claiming and find a way to
make it work for the zoo's safetymeasures. I don't think you or I
(05:21):
or anybody of reasonable sound mind areagainst safety, especially in a public place.
However, you you are saying that, boy, this is really gonna
delay. I feel like it's gonnaI feel like it's going to delay getting
in because essentially they're gonna put you. You're gonna have to walk through four
(05:44):
different little I don't know what they'regonna be, like little terrosces or whatever
that that scan you and and ifthey suspect if if the scanner picks up
something bright enough that could potentially bea weapon, they're going to pull you
to the side. Well how long? First of all, so there's only
four of these things. On abusy day, the zoo draw sixty thousand
(06:06):
people. Dude, right, Imean it's incredible. How is this going
to work without it? You know, taking a half hour? The kids
are screaming, I want to seethe monkeys, I want to see the
elephants. Hold on, just calmdown. It was like, what I
(06:28):
mean, would stop treating the zooltthe damn TSA please, And I know
they're trying to say, well,we don't want to do it that.
You know, we're not going tobe that stickler. We're going to make
the settings so you know it doesn'tpick up phones and keys. And yeah,
as a matter of fact, toyour point, the director uh what
IPVM director of government research, thisConnor guy is saying, if you took
(06:50):
a regular metal detector, you canjust think about it this way and you
reduce the sensitivity. You would dothat so that it wouldn't go off on
phones and keys, But you're alsoin a situation where it might miss weapons.
So it's almost like they're apologizing becauseit's going to be really really sensitive.
(07:11):
And by the way, they're goingto be tweaking this when it first
gets under it, and I haveto because I promise you that they won't.
The donors to the zoo aren't goingto want to wait as much either,
so when people are bitched a moaninglike oh my god, it took
me so long to get in,they'll tweak it. I'm giving them the
benefit of the doubt, but it'sjust like, really, we're going to
(07:32):
have security now at the zoo.How what sad times we live in.
I will be I've not heard of. Maybe I'm wrong and I'm forgetting it,
but I can't think of any majorincident at the zoo other than I
know there was that police chase withthe sheriff that ended up in the zoo
parking lot at one point, andthat was like, oh, yeah,
(07:54):
I do remember, Yeah, Ido remember. The only other incident was
where there was embeztment and there's reallyno there's no detectors that went off.
Yeah, that was called the peoplewho run the zoo screwing over the zoo.
That's the only other incident we cancome up with. Yeah, but
it's the biggest danger to the ColumbusZoo comes from its staff. You know.
(08:18):
I listen. I love the zoo. Sorry, we're taking shots out
of me too. I honestly,dude, the Columbus Zoo is my kids
and I. I have so manymemories me too of taking my kids to
the zoo and little I got picturesof little Robert when he's like one and
a half, sitting on my lapon one of the one of those things
(08:41):
that drive you around like a trolley, you know, like a bunch of
seats on it. Yeah, Igot dude. I love the Columbus Zoo
and Aquarium. I absolutely do.But let's be honest. I got you
gotta call Spaine of Spain. It'sbeen a rough couple of years for them,
it has and and of course we'rejust taking shot, just being stupid.
But I gotta be honest too.If it takes a little longer to
(09:03):
get in and I don't know,please don't scream at the radio and call
me names, although you're probably doingthat anyway. But I'm okay if it.
If it means it's a little safer. Some people would say, well,
you're giving up. Well, butthe thing is, when you're in
a place like that and it's wideopen and gosh, man, there's a
lot of things that can go incrediblywrong there. If God forbid, there
(09:28):
is some sort of some incident thathappens, some nutball break loses his mind
and the sides to walk in therewith the nanke you know, jar and
start taking people out. Whatever.I'd rather be a little safer like something
like this. Unfortunately, this isthis is you know what. Hey,
if you're listening and God forbid youpulled the lever for Biden. This is
part of what he's brought about.Sorry, the lawlessness and what it's the
(09:54):
mindset of the criminal now, whichis evolved into this we get away with
whatever anything we want to do.The police aren't going to do jack,
you know what to us. Sothat's part of the society we live in
now. So if you pull thelever for Biden, chances are it's partly
your fault if it takes you longerto get into the zoo. I mean
(10:16):
some people might go, man,those are some seriously far apart dots but
to connect, but I feel likewhat I think there could be validity to
that. John, Welcome to theshow. Hey, I'm a security professional.
I've been doing this for well overtwenty five years now. I just
wanted to say that the technology they'reprobably gonna use is called an open gate.
(10:41):
And if you go to the Kimbaor like modern hospitals, they have
these real skinny little posts that youwalk through and yeah, they don't go
off on cell phones and key butwe catch knives and stuff like that all
the time. So okay, it'sit's pretty slick technology. But I do
(11:07):
agree having security everywhere is annoying.Yeah, no doubt, John, thank
you, and you're right it is. It can definitely be annoying more of
your phone calls because a lot a
Somebody somewhere is going to be interestedin owning a piece of you. And
it's j Simpson at this point.And there is an auction house that has
up forbids his Florida driver's license ofthe juice, and it was issued in
two thousand and seven, expired intwenty eleven, and the bidding is currently
(00:22):
at twenty three hundred after a startingprice of just ten dollars, and it's
going to go for the next fewdays. It's supposed to end in three
days from now. Bidding currently asof when this was printed, it was
twenty three hundred. So yeah,I don't know. I mean, gosh,
(00:44):
I'm kind of torn with regard toOJ Simpson memorabilia because he did there
was a lot of records and suchthat he broke and so on. This
is just his driver's license. Owninga piece of that was al Collings White
Broncos though, so like to likeown something like that. I don't know
those kinds of things, and I'mnot even close to I'm just not rich
(01:07):
enough to obviously pull the trigger onany of that. But I just feel
like something like that is kind ofinteresting to me for whatever reason. I
don't know. But as long asthe the money, well, I don't
know. I don't know. Idon't know necessarily how to feel about this,
other than it is interesting owning somethinglike that. You found the real
killer in hell where he's rotting rightnow. Yeah, if there's a mirror
(01:33):
in there, then yes, Ithink exactly if he did. If you
he looked at the mirror, hefound him there, he is right there.
Did you see the Washington Post editorstepping down? Sally Busby, the
first woman to ever serve as executiveeditor of the Washington Post, stepping down.
(01:53):
She's been there three years, andthe former editor editor in chief of
the Wall Street Journal is going totake over through the presidential election coming up.
So he's going to step in andtake over until then. So they're
restructuring the newsroom, it says,to adapt to the current media landscape.
(02:14):
What does that mean They're gonna maybe? Are they? Dare I say it?
Are they going to get a littlemore middle of the road because they're
tired of losing out on how manysubscriptions because it was so left to center
on every single thing that was publishedin that paper. At some point they
finally caught up to them. Ifeel like maybe they have taken a flogging
(02:37):
and they're just done with it.They're they're just They've reported seventy seven million
in losses just last year, soappealing only to the woke, the Democrats,
that's finally taking its toll, Ithink, you know, for them,
Yeah, I mean people, theWashington Post is not reliable. The
Washington Post is not credible. Imean, it's so far gone onto the
(03:00):
to the communist side of things thatI don't know anybody who I personally just
I haven't read a Washington Post articlein years years. If they started at
least going more middle of the road, then I'm not against it, because
certainly I've read different stuff, youknow, doing the show, doing the
(03:21):
research, drilling down so on andso forth. Some of the stuff will
lead us that way. Sure,I'll read it, but I read it
through, you know, the lensthat I know I need to be reading
it through, and where all ofthat is, where it's really slanted,
There's no question about that. Soyou know, that's the way with any
of these You just hope that somehowany of these moronic entities will come around
(03:46):
as they're tired of losing money becausethey appeal to only one side, which
is most of our society unfortunately rightnow. So it's just going to take
a while, but I feel likethe pendulum will swing back because eventually these
places will say, man, weare taking it hard, and you know
what, we've got to get thisfigured out, and we're not going to
get those people unless we start atleast be a little more fair with the
(04:10):
way we're reporting, to stop justslanting the hell out of every single story
that we that we print, youknow, no kidding, you feel like,
wait, oh god, I'm sorry, I saw what was it?
Remember fat bastard from the Austin PowerYeah, the Scottish. Yeah, So
that's exactly what I think every timeI see Albert whatever his name, the
(04:33):
da is, Oh Alvin bragg An. Now I'm gonna sing a song for
you. God, that guy issuch a piece of uh so. Yeah.
(04:57):
Do you guys have a Zoom membership? Yes? Uh uh yeah.
I know That's why I'm That's whyI'm so ticked off when I was reading
that story. This system is calledEvolve and it's one of the Zoo Directors
of Safety and Security shares that havebeen used by then before Zoo officials have
had time to play around with thesystem they're claiming and find a way to
make it work for the zoo's safetymeasures. I don't think you or I
(05:21):
or anybody of reasonable sound mind areagainst safety, especially in a public place.
However, you you are saying that, boy, this is really gonna
delay. I feel like it's gonnaI feel like it's going to delay getting
in because essentially they're gonna put you. You're gonna have to walk through four
(05:44):
different little I don't know what they'regonna be, like little terrosces or whatever
that that scan you and and ifthey suspect if if the scanner picks up
something bright enough that could potentially bea weapon, they're going to pull you
to the side. Well how long? First of all, so there's only
four of these things. On abusy day, the zoo draw sixty thousand
(06:06):
people. Dude, right, Imean it's incredible. How is this going
to work without it? You know, taking a half hour? The kids
are screaming, I want to seethe monkeys, I want to see the
elephants. Hold on, just calmdown. It was like, what I
(06:28):
mean, would stop treating the zooltthe damn TSA please, And I know
they're trying to say, well,we don't want to do it that.
You know, we're not going tobe that stickler. We're going to make
the settings so you know it doesn'tpick up phones and keys. And yeah,
as a matter of fact, toyour point, the director uh what
IPVM director of government research, thisConnor guy is saying, if you took
(06:50):
a regular metal detector, you canjust think about it this way and you
reduce the sensitivity. You would dothat so that it wouldn't go off on
phones and keys, But you're alsoin a situation where it might miss weapons.
So it's almost like they're apologizing becauseit's going to be really really sensitive.
(07:11):
And by the way, they're goingto be tweaking this when it first
gets under it, and I haveto because I promise you that they won't.
The donors to the zoo aren't goingto want to wait as much either,
so when people are bitched a moaninglike oh my god, it took
me so long to get in,they'll tweak it. I'm giving them the
benefit of the doubt, but it'sjust like, really, we're going to
(07:32):
have security now at the zoo.How what sad times we live in.
I will be I've not heard of. Maybe I'm wrong and I'm forgetting it,
but I can't think of any majorincident at the zoo other than I
know there was that police chase withthe sheriff that ended up in the zoo
parking lot at one point, andthat was like, oh, yeah,
(07:54):
I do remember, Yeah, Ido remember. The only other incident was
where there was embeztment and there's reallyno there's no detectors that went off.
Yeah, that was called the peoplewho run the zoo screwing over the zoo.
That's the only other incident we cancome up with. Yeah, but
it's the biggest danger to the ColumbusZoo comes from its staff. You know.
(08:18):
I listen. I love the zoo. Sorry, we're taking shots out
of me too. I honestly,dude, the Columbus Zoo is my kids
and I. I have so manymemories me too of taking my kids to
the zoo and little I got picturesof little Robert when he's like one and
a half, sitting on my lapon one of the one of those things
(08:41):
that drive you around like a trolley, you know, like a bunch of
seats on it. Yeah, Igot dude. I love the Columbus Zoo
and Aquarium. I absolutely do.But let's be honest. I got you
gotta call Spaine of Spain. It'sbeen a rough couple of years for them,
it has and and of course we'rejust taking shot, just being stupid.
But I gotta be honest too.If it takes a little longer to
(09:03):
get in and I don't know,please don't scream at the radio and call
me names, although you're probably doingthat anyway. But I'm okay if it.
If it means it's a little safer. Some people would say, well,
you're giving up. Well, butthe thing is, when you're in
a place like that and it's wideopen and gosh, man, there's a
lot of things that can go incrediblywrong there. If God forbid, there
(09:28):
is some sort of some incident thathappens, some nutball break loses his mind
and the sides to walk in therewith the nanke you know, jar and
start taking people out. Whatever.I'd rather be a little safer like something
like this. Unfortunately, this isthis is you know what. Hey,
if you're listening and God forbid youpulled the lever for Biden. This is
part of what he's brought about.Sorry, the lawlessness and what it's the
(09:54):
mindset of the criminal now, whichis evolved into this we get away with
whatever anything we want to do.The police aren't going to do jack,
you know what to us. Sothat's part of the society we live in
now. So if you pull thelever for Biden, chances are it's partly
your fault if it takes you longerto get into the zoo. I mean
(10:16):
some people might go, man,those are some seriously far apart dots but
to connect, but I feel likewhat I think there could be validity to
that. John, Welcome to theshow. Hey, I'm a security professional.
I've been doing this for well overtwenty five years now. I just
wanted to say that the technology they'reprobably gonna use is called an open gate.
(10:41):
And if you go to the Kimbaor like modern hospitals, they have
these real skinny little posts that youwalk through and yeah, they don't go
off on cell phones and key butwe catch knives and stuff like that all
the time. So okay, it'sit's pretty slick technology. But I do
(11:07):
agree having security everywhere is annoying.Yeah, no doubt, John, thank
you, and you're right it is. It can definitely be annoying more of
your phone calls because a lot a
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