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(00:00):
You know, I remember how Itold you I got I got turned down
(00:03):
for a like a roof replacement becauseof all of the the stuff that happened
up in our area and our neckof the woods, and my insurance company
was just like, you know,denied or what have you. And so
I just today I got an emailfrom them, was like, we would
(00:24):
love to take you know, takethe survey and let me that is the
only recourse that you have as somebodyon the bad end of something, you
know, dealing with insurance company.And so I was just telling Josh,
I was like, I'm gonna sitdown and take my time go through this.
I'm going to let them know everysingle thing that happened. Now,
(00:46):
I don't know, does anything comeof it? I probably not, probably
not. But I will tell youthis, there are some companies who take
those surveys to heart, and onlybecause it just popped into my otherwise empty
head. Enterprise Rental Car, Enterpriserent a Car. They are one that
(01:07):
they take the surveys very seriously.And look, I don't I'm not endorsing
them necessarily. That's who I use, but that's not necessarily who I'm endorsing.
I'm saying what happens with them isthey go the extra mile. Every
single time I've used them over thepast several years. They will go the
extra mile simply because the uh It'slike the employees know that this survey is
(01:32):
coming and they work extra hard andthey and they'll even say to me,
hey, remember my name when youget the survey and all of that stuff.
So they've somehow enterprise. And Idon't know, when's the last time
you rented a car, but itcan be. It can be a seriously
daunting situation depending on you can showup and they not have the one that
you reserve, simply because they gaveit to somebody, so on and so
(01:55):
forth. But I have never andI run them a lot in Las Vegas,
and I can tell you it goesso smooth every time with them.
I get to go into this certainarea, just pick out whichever car I
want, get in it, anddrive off. I mean, it's and
then on top of that, everything'susually good. They try to give me
something extra. I don't know,but it's just one of those things that
popped into my head. And wewere going on the air, So did
(02:17):
you guys have a birthday party?This weekend. Absolutely, we did yesterday
week Is she going to college yet? Genesis is not yet. I'm sorry,
rest Genesis. Her birthday was onSaturday, but we did the party
yesterday and it was it was awesome. It was really fun. We had
(02:38):
a good time. And she turnedmy baby six already. Wow wow wow
wow wow. I mean they're stillthey're so sweet at this age. Still.
She was born a month before youand I started doing the show together.
Because in July July twentieth will besix years you and I've been doing
(03:01):
this. Yeah, yeah, sothat just it's it's remarkable to me.
It's absolutely remarkable to me. Myboy Robert, he's almost ten. He
looks like such a little dude.He is turning into a teenager right before
my very eyes, just watching himfill out in his face change and his
(03:23):
attitude and demeanor and everything. Andit's just like, oh my lord,
time is a bastard. I tellyou, it sucks. You know,
anybody who and I used to alwayssay this. I would think this as
I was younger, and you hearlike the you know people, time speeds
up just you know, I'm likeyeah, yeah, yeah, whatever man,
(03:45):
And now you go, oh,I get it, and how many
people will sing that same exact tuneas they start getting older, because it's
I've been saying it now to mykids. I'm like, and they just
look at me like I used tolook at people and be like, yeah,
but man, how it's like it'sit's like warp speed. Man,
it just continues to speed up.It feels like it's bizarre. But you're
(04:08):
right, man, six years boom, just gone, just like that,
just like a blink of an eye, in the blink of an eye.
And they're still sweet too. Ohmy god, my brother, way,
this is my She'll just come upto me and she knows how to play
me because I'm totally over the moonfor her. But she is stunningly beautiful
too, Like she is, I'malready thinking about I'm gonna Yeah, I'm
(04:33):
already thinking about what's gonna happen inhigh school. And daddy's got to get
a new forty five. I think. In other words, she's going to
meet guys like you, is whatyou're saying. And because I used to
say that Josie's gonna meet guys likeme and I want nothing to do with
them. No, it's because shewill, but she's going to meet guys
(04:57):
like me because she sees how muchI love and respect and treat her mother.
She knows how much love and attentionI give her. You know,
I am convinced that a lot ofrebellious behavior actually comes from attention seeking because
mommy and Daddy were too busy workingor doing this or chasing the joneses to
give you any time. Listen,man, I believe that. You know,
(05:21):
we I got three kids in onebedroom right now, and as much
as that sucks, do you thinkthey're going to grow up and remember man,
we were. We had it roughgrowing up. Dad and Mommy and
Daddy did the best they could,but we just couldn't afford. Or do
you think they're going to remember likethe love and the fun and the attention
(05:41):
and all the cool things we didDepending on how long they stay in the
one room, yes, they wouldremember that, but that won't focus No,
I got it won't be their focus. Yeah, yeah, but it's
it just is what it is,man. And uh, I tell you,
I think she's going to date someone who will treat her with love,
kindness, and respect, and becausethat's what she sees me do to
(06:04):
her mother. That's the best.That's all I can do is a father,
right, Yeah, Love my daughter, give her attention, show her
an example of how a real mantreats a woman. That's the best I
can do. That's the only thingI can do. Other than that,
she's gonna make her own choices.My weekend was spent basically filling up a
(06:25):
dumpster that is parked outside on ourdriveway, and it is almost full at
this point. And I think Ieven made the joke last week when we
were at the memorial, when wewere just I was just like, man,
I can't wait to get back towork so I can relax. It's
like this weekend we did so muchwork. It was like, oh my
god, I can't believe how muchcrap we acquire. The one room and
(06:50):
you know what it's really, it'sa combination. It's a culmination of a
whole bunch of different things. Butbut the one guest room is it had
become kind of like a dumping ground. You know. Josie sticks a lot
of stuff in there, maybe closedshe doesn't want anymore, and you know,
stuffed animals, and there was likehalf broken barbie houses in there,
(07:13):
and just stuff that had been sittingin there was some sentimental value to it
or what have you. But Iwas even telling my wife, I'm like,
man, this room looks like oneof those shows, one of those
hoarding shows. It's like, man, it's like there was a path that
you had to walk through in theroom and that was it, and there
was a bed in the middle,but then stuff everywhere. It was dude,
we finally got that that thing undercontrol. Let me tell you,
(07:34):
it's a sense of accomplishment. ButI'm exhausted. Man, look at this.
This coffee's bigger than my head thatI'm drinking right now. Because I
was like, man, we stillhave a few hours here. What we
got to entertain? So I wasjust like, man, so yeah,
I'm glad though that you guys,you know you had a good birthday party
or was it at the house ordid you guys have my sister in law
(07:56):
house? Okay, she she didhave everything. She puts it. We
basically host all of our kids partiesthere. My sister in law's an angel,
she really is. So what doyou think shifting gears here? What
do you think that of Maderna's plansto release the combo flu covid vaccine.
(08:20):
I think it confirms that my daysof getting flu shots are over. And
well, I didn't really get Ithink I only had two in my life,
and I think they were both onthe air with you, like five
or six years ago. I haven'tdone I haven't done one in years either,
dude, the flu vaccine, noway. I was just like,
nah, I'm done with those.And people are like, well, you
(08:41):
know it helps with them. I'mlike, well, I don't know what
to say to that. There aresome healthcare workers who I think have to
do that. They have to getthe flu, yeah, vaccine. My
question is, or I'm thinking tomyself, I wonder if they'll let you
just get either all or or willthey have the combo in addition where people
(09:03):
can just be like, you know, the ones who just want to jab
themselves to death, Hey, letme get the one, the double let
me get the combo, give mepour me a double shot, which is
fine, a double shot, butnot of this. That's why I wonder
if they'll do They're they're just hopefullythey still have them separately. But you
know, what is it bad thatthat we we both and I'm sure plenty
(09:28):
of listeners will say when they hearanything about a vaccine or like the flu,
that's I got turned off from thewhole COVID thing. And that was
part of the reason, well,that was most of the reason. I
was like, I don't even wanta flu vaccine anymore. I just want
nothing that had to go down,that had to plummet. There's no numbers
in front of me. I don'thave a story on that. I've never
seen that, but man, thepeople taking the flu vaccine has had to
(09:52):
go down simply based on the peoplebeing turned off by what happened with COVID
and the JAB there and everybody.You got all these employers saying you got
to get this, and I mean, we know all the stories with that.
It's really awful. I I everythingnow, like the number of vaccines
they're pushing. Get vaccine for shingles, get a vaccine for mennacocle pneumonia,
(10:18):
get a vaccine. I mean,dude, it's just vaccines, vaccines,
vaccines. And I'm just nervous whenthe governments and big pharma are teaming up
like that to push something on thepeople. I know it's evil. I
know it's bad. And I wantno part of it. I want nothing
to do with it none. Andyou know what this statement from Maderna doesn't
help. The company says late stagetrials found the combo shot was more effective
(10:43):
than standalone shots for either virus.Of course it was, because that's what
you're pushing. That's what you're goingto be pushing. So the company,
do you think they're gonna say,well, the combo's not as effective,
you know, even if it isn't. And look, I'm not necessarily say
they. I guess they have tohave the data right to say that it's
more effective and they can spend ithowever they want. But they plan to
(11:09):
a file for this approval this summerand then they're going to start this thing
as early as twenty twenty five.Think about that. That's less than six
months from right now, less thansix months they're planning on releasing the combo
flu covid vaccine. Good luck,everybody. I think we're going to hear
more about myocarditis and blood clots comingup this winter, trafficking weather together from
(11:33):
day and night, heating and coolingproducts
You know, I remember how Itold you I got I got turned down
(00:03):
for a like a roof replacement becauseof all of the the stuff that happened
up in our area and our neckof the woods, and my insurance company
was just like, you know,denied or what have you. And so
I just today I got an emailfrom them, was like, we would
(00:24):
love to take you know, takethe survey and let me that is the
only recourse that you have as somebodyon the bad end of something, you
know, dealing with insurance company.And so I was just telling Josh,
I was like, I'm gonna sitdown and take my time go through this.
I'm going to let them know everysingle thing that happened. Now,
(00:46):
I don't know, does anything comeof it? I probably not, probably
not. But I will tell youthis, there are some companies who take
those surveys to heart, and onlybecause it just popped into my otherwise empty
head. Enterprise Rental Car, Enterpriserent a Car. They are one that
(01:07):
they take the surveys very seriously.And look, I don't I'm not endorsing
them necessarily. That's who I use, but that's not necessarily who I'm endorsing.
I'm saying what happens with them isthey go the extra mile. Every
single time I've used them over thepast several years. They will go the
extra mile simply because the uh It'slike the employees know that this survey is
(01:32):
coming and they work extra hard andthey and they'll even say to me,
hey, remember my name when youget the survey and all of that stuff.
So they've somehow enterprise. And Idon't know, when's the last time
you rented a car, but itcan be. It can be a seriously
daunting situation depending on you can showup and they not have the one that
you reserve, simply because they gaveit to somebody, so on and so
(01:55):
forth. But I have never andI run them a lot in Las Vegas,
and I can tell you it goesso smooth every time with them.
I get to go into this certainarea, just pick out whichever car I
want, get in it, anddrive off. I mean, it's and
then on top of that, everything'susually good. They try to give me
something extra. I don't know,but it's just one of those things that
popped into my head. And wewere going on the air, So did
(02:17):
you guys have a birthday party?This weekend. Absolutely, we did yesterday
week Is she going to college yet? Genesis is not yet. I'm sorry,
rest Genesis. Her birthday was onSaturday, but we did the party
yesterday and it was it was awesome. It was really fun. We had
(02:38):
a good time. And she turnedmy baby six already. Wow wow wow
wow wow. I mean they're stillthey're so sweet at this age. Still.
She was born a month before youand I started doing the show together.
Because in July July twentieth will besix years you and I've been doing
(03:01):
this. Yeah, yeah, sothat just it's it's remarkable to me.
It's absolutely remarkable to me. Myboy Robert, he's almost ten. He
looks like such a little dude.He is turning into a teenager right before
my very eyes, just watching himfill out in his face change and his
(03:23):
attitude and demeanor and everything. Andit's just like, oh my lord,
time is a bastard. I tellyou, it sucks. You know,
anybody who and I used to alwayssay this. I would think this as
I was younger, and you hearlike the you know people, time speeds
up just you know, I'm likeyeah, yeah, yeah, whatever man,
(03:45):
And now you go, oh,I get it, and how many
people will sing that same exact tuneas they start getting older, because it's
I've been saying it now to mykids. I'm like, and they just
look at me like I used tolook at people and be like, yeah,
but man, how it's like it'sit's like warp speed. Man,
it just continues to speed up.It feels like it's bizarre. But you're
(04:08):
right, man, six years boom, just gone, just like that,
just like a blink of an eye, in the blink of an eye.
And they're still sweet too. Ohmy god, my brother, way,
this is my She'll just come upto me and she knows how to play
me because I'm totally over the moonfor her. But she is stunningly beautiful
too, Like she is, I'malready thinking about I'm gonna Yeah, I'm
(04:33):
already thinking about what's gonna happen inhigh school. And daddy's got to get
a new forty five. I think. In other words, she's going to
meet guys like you, is whatyou're saying. And because I used to
say that Josie's gonna meet guys likeme and I want nothing to do with
them. No, it's because shewill, but she's going to meet guys
(04:57):
like me because she sees how muchI love and respect and treat her mother.
She knows how much love and attentionI give her. You know,
I am convinced that a lot ofrebellious behavior actually comes from attention seeking because
mommy and Daddy were too busy workingor doing this or chasing the joneses to
give you any time. Listen,man, I believe that. You know,
(05:21):
we I got three kids in onebedroom right now, and as much
as that sucks, do you thinkthey're going to grow up and remember man,
we were. We had it roughgrowing up. Dad and Mommy and
Daddy did the best they could,but we just couldn't afford. Or do
you think they're going to remember likethe love and the fun and the attention
(05:41):
and all the cool things we didDepending on how long they stay in the
one room, yes, they wouldremember that, but that won't focus No,
I got it won't be their focus. Yeah, yeah, but it's
it just is what it is,man. And uh, I tell you,
I think she's going to date someone who will treat her with love,
kindness, and respect, and becausethat's what she sees me do to
(06:04):
her mother. That's the best.That's all I can do is a father,
right, Yeah, Love my daughter, give her attention, show her
an example of how a real mantreats a woman. That's the best I
can do. That's the only thingI can do. Other than that,
she's gonna make her own choices.My weekend was spent basically filling up a
(06:25):
dumpster that is parked outside on ourdriveway, and it is almost full at
this point. And I think Ieven made the joke last week when we
were at the memorial, when wewere just I was just like, man,
I can't wait to get back towork so I can relax. It's
like this weekend we did so muchwork. It was like, oh my
god, I can't believe how muchcrap we acquire. The one room and
(06:50):
you know what it's really, it'sa combination. It's a culmination of a
whole bunch of different things. Butbut the one guest room is it had
become kind of like a dumping ground. You know. Josie sticks a lot
of stuff in there, maybe closedshe doesn't want anymore, and you know,
stuffed animals, and there was likehalf broken barbie houses in there,
(07:13):
and just stuff that had been sittingin there was some sentimental value to it
or what have you. But Iwas even telling my wife, I'm like,
man, this room looks like oneof those shows, one of those
hoarding shows. It's like, man, it's like there was a path that
you had to walk through in theroom and that was it, and there
was a bed in the middle,but then stuff everywhere. It was dude,
we finally got that that thing undercontrol. Let me tell you,
(07:34):
it's a sense of accomplishment. ButI'm exhausted. Man, look at this.
This coffee's bigger than my head thatI'm drinking right now. Because I
was like, man, we stillhave a few hours here. What we
got to entertain? So I wasjust like, man, so yeah,
I'm glad though that you guys,you know you had a good birthday party
or was it at the house ordid you guys have my sister in law
(07:56):
house? Okay, she she didhave everything. She puts it. We
basically host all of our kids partiesthere. My sister in law's an angel,
she really is. So what doyou think shifting gears here? What
do you think that of Maderna's plansto release the combo flu covid vaccine.
(08:20):
I think it confirms that my daysof getting flu shots are over. And
well, I didn't really get Ithink I only had two in my life,
and I think they were both onthe air with you, like five
or six years ago. I haven'tdone I haven't done one in years either,
dude, the flu vaccine, noway. I was just like,
nah, I'm done with those.And people are like, well, you
(08:41):
know it helps with them. I'mlike, well, I don't know what
to say to that. There aresome healthcare workers who I think have to
do that. They have to getthe flu, yeah, vaccine. My
question is, or I'm thinking tomyself, I wonder if they'll let you
just get either all or or willthey have the combo in addition where people
(09:03):
can just be like, you know, the ones who just want to jab
themselves to death, Hey, letme get the one, the double let
me get the combo, give mepour me a double shot, which is
fine, a double shot, butnot of this. That's why I wonder
if they'll do They're they're just hopefullythey still have them separately. But you
know, what is it bad thatthat we we both and I'm sure plenty
(09:28):
of listeners will say when they hearanything about a vaccine or like the flu,
that's I got turned off from thewhole COVID thing. And that was
part of the reason, well,that was most of the reason. I
was like, I don't even wanta flu vaccine anymore. I just want
nothing that had to go down,that had to plummet. There's no numbers
in front of me. I don'thave a story on that. I've never
seen that, but man, thepeople taking the flu vaccine has had to
(09:52):
go down simply based on the peoplebeing turned off by what happened with COVID
and the JAB there and everybody.You got all these employers saying you got
to get this, and I mean, we know all the stories with that.
It's really awful. I I everythingnow, like the number of vaccines
they're pushing. Get vaccine for shingles, get a vaccine for mennacocle pneumonia,
(10:18):
get a vaccine. I mean,dude, it's just vaccines, vaccines,
vaccines. And I'm just nervous whenthe governments and big pharma are teaming up
like that to push something on thepeople. I know it's evil. I
know it's bad. And I wantno part of it. I want nothing
to do with it none. Andyou know what this statement from Maderna doesn't
help. The company says late stagetrials found the combo shot was more effective
(10:43):
than standalone shots for either virus.Of course it was, because that's what
you're pushing. That's what you're goingto be pushing. So the company,
do you think they're gonna say,well, the combo's not as effective,
you know, even if it isn't. And look, I'm not necessarily say
they. I guess they have tohave the data right to say that it's
more effective and they can spend ithowever they want. But they plan to
(11:09):
a file for this approval this summerand then they're going to start this thing
as early as twenty twenty five.Think about that. That's less than six
months from right now, less thansix months they're planning on releasing the combo
flu covid vaccine. Good luck,everybody. I think we're going to hear
more about myocarditis and blood clots comingup this winter, trafficking weather together from
(11:33):
day and night, heating and coolingproducts
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