Thursday-09-28-2023

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Episode Transcript

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Joe jupadle. Though my voice doessound a little better today. It is
the beginning, so you know,take that for what it's worth. But
we'll try to truck through. Therewas a debate last night. It wasn't
real exciting. I uh, Iwatched about three quarters of it, then

(01:03):
I fell asleep. Ross you watchedthe whole thing. Of course, I
see you put a button bar pagetogether, right, So you guys,
you guys settled down as a family, started getting to know those who want
to want to, you know,lead us? Or did you just you

(01:25):
just play video games last night?You didn't stream last night, did you?
No? I was super tired.I got here like three, So
okay, so you just truck throughit. Yeah, yeah, you didn't
miss anything. That'll be quite honestwith you. I mean, obviously it
was Donald Trump sucks. But that'swhat you do when you're behind. You

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go after whoever's leading in the polls, whether they're there or not. I
don't like the way the AP wordedit, since there's such sticklers for words.
AP said, and I quote,uh, Trump's rivals took him on

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directly. Uh no, they didn't. He wasn't there. They talked about
him a lot, but that's notquote taking him on directly, and then
people can have an opinion about whetherhe should be there or not. But
yeah, I don't think those thosewords work. So I was reading that,

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and I was on Post Millennial's website. Should I go to sometimes since
they have a lot of Twitter inbed so I can watch stuff, And
they have a whole article about thebig street fair that kicks off this weekend.
Ross you like street fairs? Ican't stand him. Actually, okay,

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all right, I think you wantto go to this one. I'm
with you. It's like the fairwhere everybody's looking at wherever it is they're
going, and not the nine peoplethey're gonna bump into. And however,
the Folsom Street Fair, this soundslike a doozy man fun for the whole

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family. By the way, theFulsom Street Fair, if you don't know,
is the San Francisco BIPOC lg holdon an lgbtq A two eye plus
events of the year. So it'slike a street fair, except wildly inappropriate

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for children or most people in thepublic, if that's not their lifestyle,
are going to be pretty creeped down. And it all takes place outside Folsom
Street Dead Center, San Francisco.And wow, all right, what are

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some things you think you would getthat you would find it a street fair?
Right, even if you don't likethem, Ross doesn't like them.
But those when you go to astreet fair, let's say they have one
or whatever the days are. Isn'tMule Days going on in Benson last weekend?
This fair is a little different.I've been to I've been to Mule

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Days a couple of times. Idon't remember any of what I'm about to
read you, all right, sowhat are what are attributes of a fair,
of a street fair or a citycelebration? Food? Right? You
gotta have food? Well, lookno further over. Twenty five restaurant venues

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participating in the I can't read,by the way, a lot of these
different features on the radio, Sothat gives you some idea. Over twenty
five different food vendors will be providingtheir nom noms. That's how they wrote
it. I think we use thatanymore. And we'll be competing in this

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year's event. They have to makea food that's in the shape of a
thalus. I'm not going to readthe name of it. So so I
guess if you're the hot Dog restaurantyou got a leg up here? I
don't, I don't know. Andthat's the light stuff. Also, uh,

(05:29):
several stage events, including obviously adrag show, also a a a
beauty contest for eight fourteen only youhave to be eighteen or nineteen, so
barely legal. That's nice. Uh, Ross, you want to guess how

(05:50):
the ring toss works here at thegame? You know what? What is
it? I mean, you know, choose not to play? I got
you some tickets, you get youget several rounds. Yeah, you know

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what would suck if you're the ringtoss e and people only come when you're
there because it's easier to win.Do you catch my drift? Right?
You don't want to get that rep. But the worst thing I've seen.

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I I gotta figure out how toput this in words. Actually, you
know what I think conveying emotion.We'll do it. So let me do
this. Doo do doo doo doo. U do not retweet what I'm about
to send you, Ross, retweetanyone of the ones? Blow it all

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right? This is how the restroomswork. Check your phone. I'll let
Ross's emotion tell you everything you needto know. This is the worst street
fair I've ever read about, becauserather than porta potties, which they do

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have, there is also a pool. I mean, how is that even
legal? Right? That's what I'mI like you you're telling me the health
department doesn't come shut that down.So it's a pool. It's a kiddie
pool that acts as a urinal excepttheir seating, and if you want,

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you can sit in the pool whilethat's happening. There's even signage let you
know, hey, if you getin this pool, just know there's no
one's getting ready to happen. There'seven a sign. It's not in that
picture, it's in this other picture. There's a sign asking participants to make

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sure they get it all in thepool and not on the ground. But
it's San Francisco, so it's like, I mean, if you're only number
one on the ground, that's Imean, that's almost a vast improvement.
By the way, do you knowwhat someone who's never sat in the urinal
pool while people are doing their bit? Do you know what their nickname is

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in the community. It's in thearticle muggles. If you've never sat in
the number one pool at the FulsomStreet Gay street Fest and while others did
their business. You're a muggle.I thought a muggle was just somebody who

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wasn't a wizard. Is that correct? Just so I'm clear on my Harry
Potter stuff, that's what it saysonline. Basically an unmagical person, is
it. I didn't see anything inthe Harry Potter WICKI that said anything about
sitting in a pool while men inleather shorts gather around. There's also vendors,

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including an exciting new adult kink diaper. So there you go, and
I'm not going to read the restof the stuff is exactly which. Oh
and there is a kill bossa swallowingcontest. It's like sturgis, only it's
soy. It's not real meat becauseof course. So yeah, if yeah,

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if looking for sub to do thisweekend, the fulsome street fulsome street
fest going on and see him forCisco And it does not look hygienic.
And I only touched on some ofI can't read the rest of it.
But if you want to do yourresearch and get learn some new definitions,

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there you go. That's what theInternet's for, all right. Six seventeen,
Hang on Your Day, Smarter oneoh six one FM Talk and News
Talk five w PTI More with Caseystarts now alright, six twenty two,

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Good morning, last night, thesecond GOP debate, No Trump, no
Asa Hutchinson this time around, andseven individuals on the stage, unswamy desantists,
Nikki Hayley, Chris Christie, whodoesn't know how nicknames were in Washington,

(11:05):
DC. Also and Donald Trump shouldbe here to answer for that,
but he's not. And I wantto look at that camera right now and
tell you, Donald, I knowyou're watching. You can't help yourself.
I know you're watching, okay,And you're not here tonight, not because
of polls and not because if yourindictments. You're not here tonight because you're
afraid of being on the stage anddefending your record. You're ducking these things.

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And let me tell you what's gonnahappen you keep doing that. No
one up here is gonna call youDonald Trump anymore. We're gonna call you
Donald Duck. Uh huh yeah,laugh a minute, Like he wouldn't even
be Donald Duck. He'd be theuncle right with the money vault, I
for one of him. Not sorry. I fell asleep, So they screamed

(11:52):
about Trump. They yelled at eachother. There was an interesting moment though,
right at the end of the debatewhere they they they did a play
on Survivor, and they asked eachof the candidates to write down the name
of the individual they think should bevoted off the stage. I guess voted

(12:16):
out of the primary. And nobodywrote anything. And they said this is
dumb. And it was dumb,just to be clear, but other than
that, it was everything you wouldexpect. Just said we were all good
people, and I appreciate that becauselast debate he said we were all bought

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and paid for. And I thoughtabout that for a little while and said,
you know, I can't imagine howyou can say that knowing that you
were just in business with the ChineseCommunist Party, and the same people that
funded Hunter Biden millions of dollars wasa partner of yours as well. It's
not nonsense. Was fun. TheseThese are people who are tainted by a

(13:01):
broken system, and it's not thefault anybody who excuse thank you for speaking
while I'm interrupting, gentlemen, you'llhave your turn. One of the focused
on between. Everybody knows that Imay have just not holding Joe by the

(13:26):
accountable. That's why we need tobe I actually agree with long descend thinking
of the same time, no onecan under exactly Okay, is is this
doing anything to increase the likability ofanyone on that stage? Or is that
so annoying you feel like you're like, I gotta turn the champ. It
feels like a excuse me, Itfeels like an audio mistake, Like it

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sounds like, you know, Ilike recorded multiple tracks in at the same
time, because there's no way thatcould have possibly been aired less night.
But but it's how it was.And it just keeps going to what no,
because I believe you were I donot believe in these We're sitting here
in the Reagan Library. Yes,I wish you library. If I made
from one tim from one admirer ofRonald Reagan to another, from one admiral

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of Reagan to another, we productiveI say, I let's have a policy
demand. What's going on us policydebate? And the right answer we needed
to declare by the way, thatwoman has no control. Let's just dude,

(14:33):
it was let me sum it upfor you. It was that it
was dumb and you kind of heardit. There were the uh, we're
Bergham tried to make that transition intothe China talking points, but he's not
smooth about it. It was Idon't know why, but the Trump Biden

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screamfest was more exciting than that.And maybe it was just because it was
two of them. I don't know. So they did touch on some issues
and then like incrementally incrementally throughout,each candidate had to ramp up their man
crush or woman crush. Nicky Haleywas there on Ronald Reagan, like like

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if you had to be the biggestfan of Reagan since you're standing in his
library, and everybody had their littletalking point for that. It was just
I don't know. I don't knowthat it was productive. There were a
few. I didn't learn anything new, I guess, is how i'd put
it. Tim Scott, Nicky Haleyhad some moments. Oh, I didn't

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see the official talk time. ChrisChristie made Donald Duck jokes. We got
a bunch of audio. We'll we'llget through it because I know a bunch
of you maybe didn't watch it.That's fine, that's what we're here for.
So we get to some of theaudio down in Florida. Florida man

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makes a an appearance because thank you, And I don't know about this headline,
you ready, how big tobacco createdAmerica's junk food diet and obesely epidemic.
Do you think big Tobacco did that? I'm sitting here reading this thing.

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This is a New York Post thing, but actually I think it was.
It was a bigger article in theWashington Post that went on the wires.
So but why not? That's aneasy target. I mean, big
tobacco did a bunch, but Idon't know if they made you eat ho
hoes. We'll be back. Hangon smart Talk all day four five WPTI

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in the Triad and one six oneFM Talk in the Triangle. And we
need to band together. Forget forgetpolitical alliances, forget race, forget socioeconomic
status. Can we all agree thatTaylor Swift is ruining my sports page?

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I told you this is going,this is why on Monday you were like,
because before the show is so Iwas talking about and You're like,
why what do you keep talking aboutit? And I knew this is gonna
happen because I tried to look away. I tried to ignore it, and
you're right, you can't. I'mover on you know, I go through
various sites this I'm on the NewYork Post. One scroll down to the

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sports and the way that it's formattedis they have the big main story with
the big picture, three underneath that, two underneath that, and then three
more. There's nine stories. Fourof them are Taylor Swift in this sports
section, including the top one,Taylor Swift cuddles up to Travis Kelsey.
Did Taylor Swift sneak out of theArrowheads Stadium in a popcorn machine? That's

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a story. There's a story thatshe how was she in there? Is
she all covered in butter? Oh? That looks like a food case next
to a popcorn? Is she inthere? Is that? What this is?
I haven't read this story. Ross, you've seen this. Yeah,
they're saying that they smuggled her outin the machine. So obviously there's nothing

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in there. But it looked likeit was full of popcorn, but it
was actually full of Taylor Swift.That's the rumor, and they're the theory
of the conspiracy theory. That's howthey snuck roused. Yeah, you want,
you want sports? Yes, AndI'm I was telling you this is
what I was worried about, isthat these two worlds are going to merge

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and destroy each other, or wellthe one is gonna st There's a classic
episode of Seinfeld where George is worriedabout this. I believe the episode involves
somebody dating and then like the personends up hanging out with the group and
it's like, these two worlds shouldnot merge because they're going to destroy each
other or cheapen each other. Youkeep her away. She should have never

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been allowed in that box because noweverything is going to revolve around not the
sports, which we use as anastraction to get away from this crap world,
but now it's going to revolve aroundTaylor Swift and the Swifties, And
it's awful. If I'm trying tothink of what could be worse for football,

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and I don't know, just ina in a peer this is stupid.
Get it out of my football realm, Like the only thing that would
be more obnoxious because her fans manthe only ones who I think have a
harder at Like if if I ifthis if tonight, I what is Tonight's

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game? I didn't even I don'teven know who's playing tonight. If I
turned on the game tonight and halftimeis k pop, that would almost be
the only thing worse because you can'tcriticize. You can't be like, what
is this crap? Because you willget inundated by the Korean Peninsula online.
But somehow I feel like this tailorthing is more poisonous. Now. The

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question is will it turn into theJessica Simpson situation. Are you familiar with
that? Because she had her littlerun in the sun. So Jessica Simpson,
in the minds of many Cowboys fans, cursed the Cowboys with the Tony
Romo thing. So ross that wouldmake you happy though, right if she

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had the same deteriorating effect on theKansas City Chiefs, yeah, that would
be a net positive. Yeah.So I'm like, maybe it's not all
bad because the Jessica Simpson thing thatwas, you know, Romo broke his
leg and then there was another injuryand they sucked and the whole division sucked,
and they're like, oh, it'sher fault, which I don't know

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about that, but hey, maybethat quarterback situation. Kaepernick wrote him another
letter. I think that dude's outof money man, or he just so
wants to play man. This ispassion tonight. By the way, is
the Lions at the Packers? Ohthat's right, I knew it was.

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I thought it was Lions on thePackers. How they won last week?
I don't know. I'm not evenreading that email. You know what else
Taylor Swift is doing. She isnot a one trick pony kids. It

(21:44):
was announced yesterday by Gannette, whois the publisher of USA Today. They
own bad here in the Triad andthey want to do a little something special
for politics. So Gannette has announcedtwo additional political writers for the upcoming election

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who will be offering their insight.And I know what you're thinking to think
of Casey, you just made atransition from Taylor Swift. Please God,
no, no, not that.Yep, that that's right. Gannette has
brought on celebrity opinion reporters for theelection, and it's Taylor Swift and Beyonce.

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Uh what insight? What possible insightcan Taylor Swift and Beyonce offer?
And by the way, that isnot me being negative on what they do
do well? Right, they're thebiggest of the big in the world of

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touring. They I think they havelike the two highest concert price concert tickets
out there. They sell out therewere you know they're doing that concentrate on
that. When do you got timeto deep dive into the election other than
when you're doing a photo op afteryou drop a check off for a Senate

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election in a state that you don'teven visit. I mean, I feel
like this with all celebrity endorsements period, right during campaigns, right like last
time Lady Ga Gay and John mellancampwhatever for Biden and I don't well and
Hillary Remember Hillary at NC State withLady Gaga, Nobody shout peas and everything.
It's like, well, you weresuccessful pop stars and that's great,

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but how does that have any relevanceon my life? Right? And you
know what I mean, like youTaylor Swift to Beyonce, incredibly popular successful
pop star. Yeah, back inthe day, let's let's let's switch this
up for dudes. Right. Imagineif back in the day the Heydays eight
in ninety Geen Claude van Dam waswriting an editorial piece and who you should

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vote for? It's weird, right, I mean, I'd read that I
would probably read it too, butI don't know if it would factor in
my choice. No, I wouldnot know. It would be like your
no, you have to pick somebodywho's who's got a vote, right,
you can't go with the dude whodoesn't have a vote. Or is he

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a US citizen? I don't evenknow. Maybe I think when in the
Kumata gave him citizenship, but I'mdon't google. I'm not sure, so
you get wait wait, wait,why would it be citizenship to the US
though? When the Kumata was foughtover and because because okay usa, Ah,
that's a good point. And actuallythe Kumata was in the Caribbean,

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right, the real one, theone that Frank Duke's one. Yeah,
yeah, on the roofs of thepullings. Yeah, that was in the
Caribbean, and it had three thirtyfive hundred rounds to it. I believe
it was around roundin thirty five hundredround I mean it's it is a stamina
events admittedly. Yeah, that's right. Somebody did the met like he didn't

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even bother to do the math onhis lie, right, Yeah, it
was Actually the number was actually muchhigher than that because he said he won
like two hundred. He had liketwo hundred KOs in a row or whatever,
and there was like a round robinand they didn't matter. They're like
you'd have to have like a millioncontestants. It was all of the Caribbean.

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Why do you think they're so angryin some of these places? Why
do you think when you go toHaiti nobody looks happy. They're exhausted.
Man. They all had to fightin the Kuma Tay to get the numbers,
so that and they have no treesleft. So there's that, all
right, six forty three case oday red. And I'm serious. You
ever go to the Dominican Republic,because you're probably not going to Haiti and

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they fly down on the normal pattern. What they'll do is they will literally
fly right to the Isle of Hispaniola, which is Haitian Dominican, and then
they will turn and plug up thecoast. Uh. If you're going to
you know, Punta kan or PortaPlata, if you're head of the south
part, not so much. Butwhen you're going up to the north,
like Cabarette or something up there,you fly and you can if you're looking

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out the right side of the aircraftor the left. On your way back,
you can see where the border isbetween Dominican Republic and Ahiti. And
it's because the trees stop. Manjust done, and it's a nice little
line with a nice little river there. All right, So sixty four Casey

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Radio program, So uh yes,the focus of football coverage Taylor Swift and
also political op eds with Taylor Swiftand Beyonce. I wonder who they're voting
for what we'll have to ministry.You tell me you couldn't find one rightly

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mean celebrity because Gnett really and evendo the thing where you pick the one
that's not someone you think is goingto make a good point, like you
know, when they picked the tokenRepublican on CNN or MSNBC just because they're
a punching bag. Or the WashingtonPost lady who's like, I'm the conservative

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here and then obviously she's not andshe's awful. But you can even pick
one of those. Can you imaginethe outrage though on the left off say,
like the Wall Street Journal or whatever, We're like, hey, we're
gonna give Chris Pratt an editorial pagefor the campaign. They would freak out,
Yeah, he might be and hemight be the least offensive one they

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could find. He's not offensive atall, but they would find offense in
it because he's all right, dude, he ate a lamb. I don't
know if you know this. Didyou know this? He ate a pet,
heat a lamb? Man, heate several lambs. Dude, he
had the whole spread he showed onhis farm. He's like, you know,
I get it to my own meat, you know, I mean,
like I raise it. I thoughtthe way people are, the way people

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were reacting to that before I actuallyread it, I thought he was like
abusing it or something like he's beatingit to No, it's just right,
no, And he's hugging he's huggingone of the lambs, and they're like,
this is really awful because you'll eventuallyeat that. Yeah, probably probably
will, because that's what we doin agricultural settings. Man, That's what

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you do when you go to thegroceries. I mean, you could actually
say that Chris Pratt would have moreof a reason to write an editorial like
that as opposed to will Beyonce orTaylor Swift because of who Chris Pratt is
married to, right, and andyou know her father Arnold Schwarzenegger and all
this kind of stuff. Who wasthe governor of California, right, and
he was married to a Kennedy,So I mean there's sort of you could

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you could find a political tie inthere. That's a great Bill burbit though,
that Schwartzenegger one where he's talking abouthow you know, can you believe
that it actually did that, youknow with the nanny and his own bed,
and they're like, yeah, becausethe dude hit home runs for decades.
Yeah, he's the dude who wasin the zone for decades, comes

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to America, can't speak top actionstars of Kennedy and I'm gonna be a
governor. Of course you think youcan sleep with your maid in your own
bed. Yeah, I have tolisten. I listen to that one in
a while. All right, sixtyseven, So he is, did big
Tobacco create America's junk food epidemmic?This is this might be a dumber story

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than anything Beyonce and Taylor Swift cancome up with, but we'll get that.
Also, Florida, Florida gonna Florida. So there's that. And yesterday
we told you about Target closing stores. That's nothing. CVS is CVS is
making some big changes. More onthat coming up. K c O Day

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Radio program keeping you connected. Thisis five WPTI in the Triad and one
oh six one FM Talk in theTriangle. All right, good morning,
It is six fifty four a cO Day Radio programs. So yesterday it

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was Target announcing nine stores being closed. Coincidentally, they're all in well what
some would say are kind of lawlesscities. So I went out and I
made the connection. However, thisis much more on point. CVS has

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announced it will close nine hundred stores. How many stores do they have?
How many CVS is are just onthe way home for you, Russ,
because you up falls of news,there's one, two, three, four.
I'm assuming there's one by where youturn off to go to your house.

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I'll do this one right there inthe corner. Oh yeah, that's
right. There's at least five.I think there's six on your commute,
just going up falls of News andthat little part of capital up there.
So yeah, do they have nine? They probably got nine hundred stores here
in the Triad and Triangle. Man, right across from the Walgreens, that's

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where you'll find them. Anyway,CBS is set to close nine hundred stores
as it undergoes a complete retail overhaul. And I love the spin on this
because people are like, well,they're just you know, they're just adapting
to the Internet. They're just adaptingto the Internet. Are they did we

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just get the Internet? Is thata new thing this week? Because I
think CVS is well aware of theInternet. And don't get me wrong,
yes, there are things that peopleprobably used to buy it a CVS that
they are more inclined to get deliveredwhen they order other stuff, But you
still got to get the pills andwe're not shipping those to the same extent.

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A lot of people aren't comfortable withthat, although you can bulk order
and there are other options out there, but no, they're closing it.
And if you look at the mapof where they're closing it, you realize
that shoplifting is absolutely part of this. CVS themselves claims the local market dynamics,

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population shifts in a community, storeddensity are just some of the aspects
we looked into. Also, theability to maintain access to pharmacy services but
provide a safe and ironment has causedus to reconsider some store locations that's what
that is. That's their second line. They're just they're sick of people stealing

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everything. Man, Michelle, Oh, good morning to you. Used to
be a pharmacist for CVS. Howare you doing? I'm good? How
about your stuff? Pretty good?I got about a minute. So is
this a surprise to you? Imean, nine hundred stores, obviously they
have a lot more than that's aboutten percent. Yeah. Is this just
internet adaption or is this other stuff? Do you think so? I would

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suggest it's a little bit more thanjust internet adoption. I think it's actually
a function of the work life balancethat pharmacists have today. You've probably seen
that recently in Kansas City at abouttwenty two stores for left without pharmacists because
they walked out in the job.The reason for that, slate Casey,
is because it is not safe tobe a pharmacist at CVS anymore. It's

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not safe because, unfortunately, thevarious things that they put in front of
the pharmacists, in addition to thevaccination, even checking prescriptions, they believe
it or not, have a redlight system where if you don't have checked
a prescription by a red light beforethat goes off, that they have determined
you should have done. By thatpoint, you will get thin. And
so CBS pharmacists faced that on aregular basis. So I don't think it's

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a function of the Internet, orI'm sure crime has a lot to do
with it, but I think it'sbecause they can't pharmacists who are willing to
work in that scenario. There's that'sthat's a good point. I know somebody
else who didn't. They worked atwalgroups, but they ended up going to
a private store and they had somehorror stories. So all right, oh
that's a that's shell. Thank youfor adding that most definitely, because they

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didn't mention that in the story here. I know you'll be shocked, but
it's mostly CBS's state. All Right, we'll be back. News is next.

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All right, good morning, everybody, and welcome. It is seven
h six here on the case ODay Radio program. Of course it was
Phillies fans. All right, allright, we got a bunch to get
into this hour. Let me startwith this though this is crazy right here.

(35:37):
You probably don't know this guy's name, but you know what he does.
His name is Scrugs, Patrick DouglasScrugs. He is a US attorney.
He is a US attorney in northernFlorida. He's in Tampa, and
he is one of the US attorneyswho prosecuted a bunch of the J six

(36:01):
defendants, including Lectern guy, whichhas quite the Twitter following. He was
the dude with the podium and thewave and the smile. He's just one
of dozens of J six defendants assignedto Patrick Scruggs, and he was all

(36:22):
in on throwing the book at him, right as. It's weird they have
all this discretion and yet they allwent for maximum, maximum maximum. Meanwhile,
you just don't see that with othersummer of a summer of gatherings defendants

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like the ones in Portland. Shortof the guy who struck a police officer
with a roofing hammer, they didkind of throw the book at him,
but he didn't get the max.But that's not what any of this is
about. Because Patrick Scruggs now he'sin the system. According to police in

(37:07):
Tampa, they received a report ofa road rage incident. Let's see here,
see if it happened in Tampa proper, Well, it's somewhere. It's
Saint Pete. Okay, all right, this happened in Saint Petersburg. According
to the police reports, Scrugs exiteda vehicle and ran at another vehicle he

(37:30):
was having some sort of road rageincident with right. They were screaming at
each other, trying to slam thebrakes in front, according to witnesses,
and eventually they both came to ahalt because of traffic, at which point
the US attorney, the J sixprosecutor, is alleged to have left his

(37:50):
vehicle, ran over to the othervehicle, smashed the side window out,
and then with a pocket knife,seated to stab the other driver repeatedly,
and apparently Scruggs was tangling with twodifferent vehicles, so this was one of
them. The other vehicle, whichhad a man and his wife. They

(38:15):
exited their vehicle to go and tryto stop Scrugs. However, they say
that Scrugs, when they walked up, stopped stabbing the other driver and started
trying to stab them, so theyran away. A passing police officer stopped.
Eventually detained Scrugs rendered aid to thevictim. Thankfully, he just stabbed

(38:39):
him. He stabbed him a wholebunch in the arms, and his arms
were covered in blood the whole sideof the car, but no life threatening
injuries due to where he stabbed him. Something tells me he'll probably get like
a slap on the wrist. Anybodywant to bet on this? I mean,

(39:01):
I'm assuming he probably doesn't have anextensive criminal record as a US attorney,
but I could be wrong. Butthere's a certain amount of irony.
This guy's going to go to court. He may not even have to go,
you know, to trial, right, and some other person's going to
look at him and go, youknow what, Obviously you are overcome with

(39:23):
emotion. This isn't like you.So we'll drop it to assault whatever whatever
a high misdemeanor is, probably sothe idiot can keep his job. You
know, all of this stuff theypatently refused to do for anybody, even
folks who weren't there. From aJ six perspective, I mean, I'm

(39:52):
just betting here, but I don'tthink I'm wrong, all right? Eight
eight eight nine three four seven eightseven four Or let's see here, Okay,
this video. Many of you havesent me this video. We I
remember retweeting this video like months ago, but I don't believe we ever did

(40:13):
it on the air and for whateverreason, it's it's made itself into the
news cycle. But it's actually it'sfrom like June, and there's it's a
it's a mom. She's at theat a North Carolina school board meeting.
It's the three minute public input sessionand she makes an observation, and uh,

(40:38):
it's it. It is one assomebody used to cover school boards that
I also thought about my mind,because if you ever go to a school
board meeting, you gotta a lotof times the public input isn't first,
so you gotta sit through all thisstuff. And if there's one thing they
love to do at school board meetings, rather than talk about, all right,

(41:00):
we have this issue, we're notmeeting grade level. We have too
many kids in this classroom, they'lltalk about that stuff. But first things
first, they'll spend like an houron the participation trophy stuff. Right,
So one of the school board memberswill be will read some long diet tribe

(41:21):
email about the you know, thejunior high girls volleyball team, which good
for them, I'm glad they wantor whatever, but they'll do that.
They'll talk about how some teacher isvolunteering at a charity and she's telling the
kids about it. But they'll dothat crap for like an hour, and
it's very obnoxious, and not justbecause I'm a negative person. It's just

(41:44):
like, you have so much importantstuff. And so Mom's sitting there at
the school board meeting. This isaround the time schools are discussing how they're
going to deal with what is nowyou know law in North Carolina. But
also they discuss how, you know, how the people who object to it
are Marxists, it bigots because theydon't understand what a Marxist is, and

(42:07):
you know, basically being negative onthe parents. And this woman had enough
And I gotta tell you on thefly, on the fly pretty sharp,
lady. Just realize it's on myother button bar, all right, so

(42:28):
check check this woman out. Ican't find anything to disagree with. Hello
everyone, I've been coming here forfive years now, and I was going
to talk to you about some practicalthings that I thought you could change about
thirty two ten. But I've changedmy mind. I've been really confused over
the last five years as to whywe spend forty five minutes to an hour
of every public meeting talking about howgreat everyone is and how great everything is.

(42:52):
In the schools, and now I'vefigured it out. I figured it
out because all these people came hereto defend you all from hurtful words.
This is obnoxious. Let me justsay, there is one goal for the
educational system. It should be toprepare children to enter careers to be productive

(43:14):
members of society. It is allright, I'm gonna pause there. Would
you agree with that, Ross,Would you say that that is that is
the sole goal of schools? Yeah, a hundred percent. And the problem
is is now people in charge thinkthat there are many other goals, and
some of it's driven out of genuineconcern that I agree with. And here's

(43:36):
what I mean by that, assomebody who dated a teacher for quite some
time, getting a peek behind thecurtain, as she was a new teacher
at the time. But the frustrationsthat she had with parents who she's never
been in contact with. She triesto call, they never call back.
There's problems with the kid, thereis no participant patient, and they are

(44:01):
She was a math teacher. Theyare struggling in her math class and she
wants all her kids to pass.And so that is where you know,
you start to creep into other ideas, is my job just to teach them
math, or perhaps there's some someguidance that will help them not just to

(44:22):
excel in math, but be morelearning oriented, which is, you know,
that's an extra lift, and thatis something that that teachers will do.
And I don't know that anyone disagreeswith that. But then you get
to the administrators and they think,well, also, we have to be
the one to tell them about birdsand bees, because if we don't,
the parents will do it wrong.We have to We got to feed these

(44:45):
kids all day. We have todo that. We have to do all
of this stuff, and you thenlose sight of what is I agree with
this woman, what is the goal? You're teaching kids how to learn?
You're teaching them so they're not standingaround Times Square, They're not standing around

(45:07):
Times Square thinking that the country?What was one of the answers? Was
it a billion years old? Wehad the audio last week where this guy's
interviewing or this woman's interviewing graduates inTimes Square. They just had a graduation
ceremony and the kids ranged from howold is the US too? From a
billion years to like ninety years,and then thought that we overthrew who was

(45:34):
it, Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, and Abraham who I'm assuming she means
Lincoln, right, And they're allstanding around, some of them in their
gowns holding their Hey, you're smartenough to enter society piece of paper.
They are clearly not. And onceyou start creating a thousand other jobs for

(45:55):
school districts because your way or thehighway, or you want to endoctrinate,
or you have genuine concerns because theparents are, you know, a wall,
once you start doing that, thenwhatever after you're dedicating to that is
not going to the bigger picture.And that's how you get what we had
yesterday. If you weren't with usat the end of the show, there

(46:19):
is in Baltimore. The school districthas thirteen high schools that are high risk
and as a result got a cashinfusion of one point six billion dollars from
the Feds to turn it around andthe test numbers. After two years of
this funding, classroom size reductions specialistsbrought in. After two years, they

(46:47):
got the results of the standardized testand out of the thirteen high schools,
Rosky put the yodler up on mybutton bar. Please we'll come back to
Mom here in just a moment,because I didn't hear it. I want
you right now. Out of thirteenhigh schools, roughly, I think it's
fifty five hundred kids. No,it's more than that. Those are the

(47:10):
ones taking the test, because theydon't take all four grades. Out of
the thirteen schools, with all thosekids, how many do you think past?
What percentage of the kids think passedRoss? What was your opening guest

(47:30):
yesterday? Ten percent? I thinkI mean it had to be at least
fifty percent. You'd hope lower,not forty percent lower? Lower? Surely,
surely, come on, it can'tbe twenty five lower than lower?
Shot up lower, fifteen lower?It's zero? How did you not guess

(47:52):
zero? Zero kids? Imagine thirteenbig city high schools and not one kid
in there past the math test,the state math test, and you just
on top of whatever you're normal.You've dumped an additional one point six billion
dollars into it. So Mom isspot on, and Ross doesn't win anything.

(48:15):
In Cliffhanger, Hello everyone, I'vebeen coming here for five years now,
and I was going to talk toyou about some practical things that I
thought you could change about thirty twoten. But I've changed my mind.
I've been really confused over the lastfive years as to why we spend forty
five minutes to an hour of everypublic meeting talking about how great everyone is

(48:36):
and how great everything is in theschools. And now I've figured it out.
I've figured it out because all thesepeople came here to defend you all
from hurtful words. This is obnoxious. Let me just say there is one
goal for the educational system. Itshould be I'm just sad we don't get
to see the board members spaces entercareers to be productive members, self help

(49:04):
area. It is not somewhere tofind yourself and we should not be led
by the children. For goodness sake. The children are called dependence for a
reason. They depend on us whohave fully developed brains. You cannot feel
your way through life. The issuesthat we are talking about, we are
bringing you statistics. We are talkingabout scholastics, we are talking about funding,

(49:24):
we are talking about bussing. Weare talking about trying to figure out
how to make our children be assuccessful as possible. And I am sure
that that is your goal. Andwhat we have been called tonight is what
they're claiming that we're saying to children, we're having an adult conversation. There
are not children in this room.We aren't going into the schools and calling

(49:46):
them names. They call us Marxistand hateful and bigots and everything else under
the sun. Will let me tellyou, less than five percent of the
entire population of North Carolina identifies asLGBTQ. You guys all claim you want
democracy, Well, you know whatdemocracy is. It's the majority plus one.
It's fifty plus one. You knowwhat, more than fifty percent of

(50:08):
the people in this state claim thatthey believe in God, Almighty God who
made us male and female, Godwho made marriage between a man and a
woman, God who said that wemust protect our children. The fact that
we can stand up here and weknow we can brag about all of the
wonderful graduations, but we know,we know all the statistics. Fifty percent

(50:29):
of children did not pass their endof Great test. Widow. All right,
so, and there's a little moreto that. We'll retweet the video
for you real quick. We'll graba callin then more after Jacob I got
about a minute, go ahead.Yes that is Michelle Moore. She ran
for school board in District nine thispast election. I was also a candidate
in District seven. As a pleasureto talk to you guys again. Yeah,

(50:52):
yeah, absolutely so yeah, wellshe gave him the wats what?
And again I'm just sad I can'tsee their faces. Well i'll take you.
They sit there and they just leave. It's a blank stare. There's
no emotional reaction. And I'll tellyou what I've come to determine is I
don't blame I don't blame the schoolboard anymore because we've been having speeches like

(51:14):
this for years. And what itis is it's parents who aren't involved,
if parents who bought wanted to Yeah, sorry, Jack, I got ten
seconds. I don't mean to catchyou, all right, Thanks God?
Yeah, all right, Well Michelle'sgiven him the business. So there's that.
All right. We'll get more ofrecalls coming up. Hang on,
everybody, leaf thank you. Caseyis one four five w PTI in the

(51:38):
Triad and one on six one FMTalk in the Triangle. Sorry, just
finishing a sweet Take me a whileto watch this video twice to figure out

(52:00):
what's going on? All right,it's too long? Hold on, Oh,
I'd rather have a way over wayoutside. Okay, all right,
so here's what this video is,and I'm gonna I'm gonna retweet it here

(52:22):
in a second. I gotta shavejust a little more time. So this
is Philadelphia, the Apple Store Gangof looters, right, mass mob entrants
run into the store anything they canthey grab. In this case, they
were stealing all the new iPhone fifteens. The problem is Apple actually has those

(52:50):
rigged. So when you go inthere and you rip it off of either
the cable it's attached to, orI'm not sure exactly what triggers the apparatus,
but the phone locks down and itmakes noise and it has a security
warning. So these idiots they goin, they are they rip every brand

(53:12):
new phone iPad they can find offof the display tables. They get outside
and there's this moment where you hearthis sound blaring. It's not the store
alarm, it's the phones. Sonow these nitwits realize that the phone is
tracking them because it says it onthe screen. So they then smash all

(53:37):
of the iPhones two bits in frontof the store while laughing about it,
and while filming on what I'm assumingis a previously stolen iPhone. Ah,
dude, just I'll retweet it herein a moment. You can go watch

(53:58):
it. Okay, all right,we get back to phones presidential debate yesterday,
Round number two for the Republicans,No Trump, seven others the ones
that were in the last one,minus Issa Hutchinson and uh it was from
it went from cringe e to justa minuscule informative not much too absolutely out

(54:23):
of control screaming at each other.I don't know, is there a winner
from last night? I don't know. You can tell me, all right,
Jamal, what's going on this morning? I guess that's just all of
those victims of white soupremacy, JimCrows segregation in years of white sprengs.

(54:45):
I guess hill they need they neededbreads. Oh okay, yes, because
you know they won't right there inthe nine, you know. But okay,
case you look to say this,Casey, and I guess if it
comes from you'll, I'm calling formany years listening to you, and some
of you have rubbed off on me, and I'm gonna say this. When

(55:07):
I hear people up the criticize,they say they talk about Donald Trump record,
but they don't tell the one hundredpercent truth of why Donald Trump couldn't
get everything accomplished. It's just downrightirritate now. And I'm gonna say this.
Some people may not like it,but oh well, Ronald Reagan,
George Bush, and Ron Decentez willfind out if he gets in office.

(55:30):
Just because you've got a conservative Republicanstate don't mean you can do that once
you get presidency and not here RonDecente say, well, my record,
my record, You're in Florida,dude, you're in Florida where you have
a red Senate, red house,red attorney general. Look when we got

(55:54):
here in North Carolina and they're redand we got all medicap all now say
almost you know? So please Sowhen these people talk about all what they
can do when they get in thatWhite House and you got Mitch McConnell who
signs onto a omnibus bill, whodidn't send it back to Nancy Pelo,

(56:15):
see please, And it's like thesepeople who support these people like ron the
Santis. Okay, do people forgetI like, I love Rona Reagan And
he said this because the run AReagan Museum. But Ronald Reagan gave us
amnesty Ronald Reagan is the reason whywe lost California, Oregon, and Washington.
We've won that state in eighty four, we've won it in ninety two,

(56:38):
but after the amnesty we never won. Who do you who do you
want in there? Then? Causeyou I sup you know what if if
I'm going to President trub of course, why because our witness and saw what

(56:59):
was going on broad descents and andand it has to be six and sickonts
out in his commercials comment on youTube. Well, no, no,
no, I just I'm gonna keepit real because that's what you wanted to
do. Donald Trump, he executiveordered bump stocks, he signed those spending
bills. He offered Nancy Pelosi apathway to citizenship. She turned it down,

(57:20):
but he was willing to do that, right, So, so I
don't you know what I'm saying,Like, there's there there's uh this this
on everybody. So okay. Buthere's the thing though, when you when
he's offered that, it was theycouldn't vote, None of them who was
here couldn't vote for twenty five years. That was one number two. They

(57:44):
had to be in the military.He was, and that was just joiners
he wasn't talking about those military butit wasn't just military. There was other
stuff. But to your point,yes, there were conditions on there spent.
But the spending bills he signed thosethose COVID I mean yes, because
at the time he shut the governmentdown. Okay, let's tell the truth.

(58:06):
They shut the government down. Soif you shut the government down,
you have to pay for the peoplewho lost their money. So long that
because we didn't know about COVID whenwe tried to do things about COVID.
Remember hydrops, the chlorquine. Thatwas literally a black couple who was in
the Michigan House of Representatives that tookhydrops the chlora kid. Then they said

(58:29):
no, no, no, Sopeople, I'm gonna be honest. I
believe the media for a lot ofthese people died because they could have told
the hydrops the chlor cooine, whichhad a seventy five percent successfully at least
seventy five percent of the people wouldn'thave died. So I kind of blain't
that on the media because they wouldhave told the truth about how drops the
corkin. But they wanted to getrid of President Trump. But also something
President Trump had to experience. Youhad a judge in Washington because you covered

(58:52):
this, and you'll said, howcan you do this? A judge and
Washington state rule that President Trump couldn'tdo the border wall in Texas. I'm
like, well, because that's noteven your state, and that's something wrong
the sentens and has never experienced whenyou have a judge in a whole nother

(59:13):
state no one's doing with what you'retalking about, say you can't do it,
and rule against you and stop whatyou're doing. Out of the ten
things President Trump promise, he gotseven and a half of him and the
other two was literally stopped by judgeswho had nothing to do with what was
in a state we tried to do. Yeah, well not in Texas.

(59:37):
But the judge you're referring to asa Ninth Circuit judge, he was the
same cat who got in on thetravel restrictions. And that circuit does include
California, which does have the border, which is why they had standing to
hear that case. So but toyour point, what do they have to
do with Texas? Nothing? Hundredpercent, Jamal, I gotta, I

(01:00:00):
gotta a role, So I appreciateit, my man. All Right,
thank yep, yep, yep.Uh, let me do this. We'll
get bray stage, we'll come back. We'll get some more calls on this.
We got floor demand insanity coming uptoo. So do do do do
do s? Yeah? Not much? How about you? Uh, you
know, we're closer to the weekend. Unfortunately, I got a couple of

(01:00:22):
division opponents tonight. But since I'vegiven up on the season, I don't
care. So there was a Packer'sLions Lions, yeah, in Green Bay,
though I took the Packers so well, yeah, I mean the way
they won last week, though Idid. I didn't think they were gonna
win. I had turned it off. I didn't turn it off. They

(01:00:43):
were showing it on another TV.I stopped watching it. Man, I'm
just all right, well that's done, right right? Then injury for the
Saints and your so and you know, it doesn't take much. It doesn't
take much. But you know,Detroit County after their first game, everybody
thought that they were the next right, yeah, and then they kind of
came back to earth. You know, everybody you talk about overreacting, You

(01:01:05):
get these overreactions in the first partof the season. You know, you
get into like mid and late season, and then you really start to you
really start to get an idea what'sreally going on. I mean, yeah,
same thing with the Cowboys. Yeah, they lost, but you know,
do you think they're gonna lose alot more games? No, they'll
probably lose two or three more.They might get blown out again. Yeah,
I mean, that's a division that'sgoing to have it exact people in

(01:01:27):
the playoffs. A question. Yeah, go all right, So Taylor Swift
is now ruining football. Trying togo to a sport I try to go
to a sports page and they haveto start her about her, And I
was trying to make this point.Ross made it using a Seinfeld reference.
I'm gonna make it using a cowboyfan reference. What if she? What
if she Jessica Simpsons, the folksthere, the Chiefs. Yeah you know

(01:01:52):
what I'm talking about. Yeah,yeah, the Curse of Jessica Simpson.
Right, yeah, she does.She destroys you guys, so well,
l he can always fall back onthe on the injury too, right,
so he's got an excuse sitting backthere in the back of his mind,
and like, listen, she shestarts throwing me off, and I could
just say, oh, you know, the knee hurts or whatever it is.

(01:02:12):
But it's possible. It's possible.But he's my my tight end in
fantasy, so I hope not ifhe hasn't put up Yeah, he hasn't
put up real great numbers lately,so you should get the Vikings guy.
He only drops half of his passes. Oh gosh, I thought you're gonna
give me a good tip because I'mactually looking for I need a better wide
receiver. I don't have good Iwould go with Justin Jefferson. Yeah,

(01:02:35):
somebody, my nephew got him.Of course. The little runt's a kid.
Beat it up, you know thesekids. They he follows it like
every day. He's really into uhyou know, he's really into sports.
He's doing something at college, involvedat the web page and so yeah.
But anyway, I'll bet on thisand that's great weather coming after we get
through the next morning and tomorrow morning. We get through this morning with the

(01:03:00):
clouds, fog and the drizzle,and we'll get cloudy today, it's still
gonna stay cool. A lot ofus can get out of the sixties yesterday.
We'll probably crack seventy today. Loadof mid seventies, mid upper seventies.
Tomorrow may see the sun try topeek out at today there might be
a stray shower to especially try itand west into the mountains, but not
much rain. But then we getinto the weekend and into next week.
I mean, this is really goingto be some of that stuff we dream

(01:03:22):
of this time of year. Partialsun Saturday, upper seventies, maybe eighty,
and same thing on Sunday and Mondayand Tuesday and Wednesday. Through that
period, we're going to see highsupper seventies, low eighties, lows in
the upper fifties to low sixties,and plenty of sunshine each day. As
it looks like we'll finally get ridof this kind of east northeast flow and

(01:03:43):
this kind of wedge situation which you'rein right now. I was trying to
think of a Taylor Swift reference,but I'll think of one next hour.
You know, it's good, youdon't have to run it. We run
a commercial like over and over againwith a bunch of Taylor Swift references for
like ticketing or something. So I'vegot on phill I don't need Okay,
Yeah, all right, cool,cool, thank you sir. All right,

(01:04:04):
seven forty eight. More of yourcalls coming up. We'll take,
like I said, a little tripto Florida, and the Michigan governor has
signed a new bill, and Iwanted to explain exactly why she did it.
We'll see if you could recognize recognizeany irony. Okay, so I
get your irony detectors. We'll dothat and much more coming up next.

(01:04:26):
Hang on this one oh six oneFM Talk in the Triangle and here's talk
nine four five WPTI in the tryhead. Good lord man, let's just say

(01:04:47):
what You're fine, all right?So there was an explosion in Uzbekistan.
I know a lot of your vacationthere, and first when it was at
the international airport push Kent, bythe way, Uzbekistan also one of the
countries accused of bribing the Biden,so you know, if you're trying to

(01:05:11):
put a map together. Initially therewere reports of a plane had crash.
They denied that. Then they realizedthat the brun of the exposion explosion was
in the customs warehouse, which isattached to the airport, and people were
thinking terrorist attack. But now theuzbek Interior minister who initially came out and

(01:05:32):
said a lightning struck a warehouse.Has simply said that the explosion, which
killed one and injured a hundred andsixty three people, was caused by an
electric car's batteries exploding. So notterrorism. You blew up a whole warehouse

(01:05:57):
with one electric car worth of batteries. Good lord man, all right,
let's get to the phones. Michelle, good morning to you. Good morning.
You're the way you're the woman fromthe video. I just read my
culture. I am I smart.Okay, yeah, so when was I
saw that video a while ago?When did you actually do that? Now
it's going viral again, so everyyes, yeah, that was that was

(01:06:20):
back in June, actually the endof June. Okay, yeah, I'm
just sad I can't see the board'sfaces. How was your How was your
speech received? Other than right atthree minutes them yelling at you to shut
up? So well, usually theyjust have a scowl and they stare you

(01:06:42):
down. I mean, I've beenspeaking at the school board for about five
years, and that's their typical foreverybody, for everybody. Just because we
got listeners, try a triangle.Which school board is it? This?
Was it? The Wait County schoolBoard. I just want to just want
to make sure people know which onewe're talking about, not that it would
be different a lot of others.So normally it's a scowl. They probably

(01:07:04):
didn't like you running for a boardseat, So now is it more than
a scowler? You know? Thelast time that I spoke was a couple
of weeks ago, and I broughtup the fact that there was someone else
in the audience on the other sidethat was trying to say that Christian parents
need to be really looked at becausewe're abusive to our children, and they

(01:07:26):
were referring to the horrible case ofchilde Beast that's out in Utah from the
woman that actually think ruby. Ithink she might be a Mormon. But
so I went in there because I'ma nurse by trade, and I said
something that we have not been discussingis munchauser syndrome by proxy, which I
wanted to explain to them what thatis. Munchauser syndrome is believing that you

(01:07:47):
have being adamant that you have adisease and you demand to be treated for
it. Munchauser syndrome by proxy isyou demand that your child has a disease
and you demand and that they betreated for it. And I am likening
this push for parents to allow theirchildren to you know, to be transitioning,

(01:08:08):
it, to be choosing their genderbefore they have completed the puberty plot
process, and this demands that weall just agree with them, or that
the schools are able to allow childrento be called by a different name,
or you know, they're very upsetabout the parent Parental Bill of Rights,
which states now in North Carolina,who is law. And so I went

(01:08:30):
to that and said, you know, this is something that is not being
discussed, but we really, wereally need to look at this, and
the schools might be you know,liable if we're going to allow this to
continue between packs and their children,and you're if you're going to enhance it.
Yeah. I only have about aminute, but I want to highlight
really the point that you made thatI think deserves at least a response from

(01:08:51):
them, and that is the mentalhealth issues that we see in schools.
I think it's connected to some ofwhat you just talked to about. But
you also look back on your graduatingclass. I won't ask you what it
was, but I can look backat mine in the mid nineties and Look,
we had some kids that obviously hadmental health issues, but I don't

(01:09:15):
feel it was as rampant as itis now thirty seconds. You're a nurse,
you see a lot more of this. You stand by that statement absolutely.
And there's a great website it's calledFights the New Drug and it discusses
the serious consequences, lifelong consequences ofputting adult information, especially pornography and sexual

(01:09:36):
conversation before children. And you know, children, they do not think in
a sexual way. Children don't feellike a man or a woman because they're
children. And until they've gone throughpuberty, until they have completed that process
at the age of twenty four twentyfive, no one, no child feels
like a man or a woman.So we need to focus on what they

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love to do, what they're greatat, educating them and preparing them to
be able to enter into the workforce. Yeah, and not just half of
them to pass the test. Michelle, appreciate the call this morning. I
got a roll, Thank you,and we we'll be back with what the
Michigan Governor's up to. All right, good morning and welcome. It is

(01:10:42):
eight o seven here on the CaCOGay Radio program. Let's play do you
notice the irony And we're gonna doit with Governor Gretchen Whitmer in Michigan.
This would be the woman who islike, hey, those seeds, Yeah,
you don't need those seeds during COVIDwhen you're at home and you could

(01:11:03):
grow stuff. Yeah, we're goingto rope those off. Just a piece
of work. Well, she's gotthe legislature, obviously, she's getting all
these fun bills she wants. Idon't even recognize Michigan, but it is
what it is. And yesterday sheheld a press conference to sign into law

(01:11:27):
a new bill banning marriage for anyoneunder eighteen in Michigan. This is that.
This was like the quasi cause Isaw out there as I think it
was kind of like groomer pushback rightwhen people started going, why are you
grooming kids with born? Right?And then the rebuttal would be, why

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do you live in a state wheresixteen year olds can get married? Sarah?
You know, I don't believe anyonehas thought of that in a very
long time. It is still onthe books in some places, but the
governor of Michigan has made it soit is not now here is why,

(01:12:15):
by the way, there was twentyseventeen year olds that got married in Michigan
last year that was sixteen year olds, twenty seventeen year olds. So just
see you understand the numbers. Now, the reason that she did it,
there's two quotes I got to read. Whitmer said that the reason that they

(01:12:40):
needed this bill was the state cannotbe in the business of condoning children making
decisions they are too young to make, or supporting parents who will try to
make those decisions on the child's behalfbefore they are an adult that will have
lifelong impacts. Mhm. So youdon't want children legal legal children, legally

(01:13:13):
children, or over exuberant parents whothink they know it's best making decisions that
will have lifelong impact on the childwhen they're a child. You want them
to wait till they're an adult.Hmm. She went on to say that

(01:13:38):
at times adults can manipulate children andit is abuse in order to push an
ideologist. She's so she's getting intothe religious side to push an ideology or
for the sake of some twisted desire. Does she hear what she's saying or
in this case writing this is herstatement? But so you passed a bill

(01:14:00):
kids gotta wait till they're eighteen toget married, so to get married so
that the parents are not making thedecision and children are not making quote life
altering decisions they're not prepared to make. I mean, there is zero self
awareness here. But that's the lawnMichigan. Now, okay, now speaking

(01:14:23):
of people who need to be dealtwith legally. Who puts hot sauce in
their pepsi? Who puts buffalo wingsauce inside a delicious soda while eating chicken?

(01:14:43):
I understand the chicken wings, andthere's gonna be some intermixing there,
but dumping the sauce directly into thepepsi or in this case, I think
it's the Pepsi Max. It's notregular pepsi Pepsi zero sugar. Because I
just saw a football player doing iton a commercial, and I got some
questions, have you ever tried that? Ross? I mean, Josh Allen

(01:15:10):
is your hero, you love buffalowings? Don't know. I assumed it
was a commercial thing, so yeah, I assume they were doing it so
people would talk about it. Well, yes, but what do we know
about when people do things post ashort video of it, and then others
see it, then they do itright, which is why we have I
mean TikTok. Yes, have youmet TikTok? We just did what do

(01:15:35):
we just talk about? The bluewhale suicide thing? They're doing Nitwitz filming
themselves like catching themselves on fire forchallenges. You think they're not going to
put buffalo sauce in a pepsi.Also, I don't know how that sells
pepsi. I guess maybe just theoddity of it. Sorry, I got

(01:15:58):
slightly distracted there, All right,let me get back to this. So
yeah, so the Gretchen Whitner story, she doesn't want kids making big old
decisions while they're still kids. ButI think it only goes for this and
not for other stuff. And ifyou bring it up, you'll probably be
hateful, all right. Eight eighteight nine three four seven eight seven four.

(01:16:21):
This is kind of a big dealthat involves three point four million cars.
Yeah, three point four million vehicles. Hundai and Kia are recalling three
and a half million vehicles in theUS, but in the meantime are telling
owners to park them outside due toengine fires. We just had the story

(01:16:44):
in Uzbekistan where it was an electricvehicle that blew up a customs warehouse,
which is terrifying if it was justone of them, Like I see those
parked on the first floor the parkinggarage at North Hills. Are you telling
me it could just bring that down? But in this case, yeah,
they're asking people to park them outside. The only reason I saw this and

(01:17:05):
I thought about, aren't these thevehicles that have the ignition thing and everyone's
stealing them? Right? The werethe like that? Didn't the Mayor of
Chicago file a lawsuit against these carcompanies because apparently, and I want to
say that, they call the theftgang Ian Milwaukee literally like the Kia Boys

(01:17:27):
or something, because they steal thesevehicles. So the Hyundai Santa Fe and
the Kia Sorrento are the it's theSUVs. But if there is an ignition
issue and they're really easy to steal, I understand why you'd want them in
a garage. Now you got topark them outside, And I don't know

(01:17:48):
if they've remedied that issue with thetheft issues. So I guess pick your
poison. You want your garage toburn down, or you want your car
to be gone when you go outin the morning one or the other.
All right, So back to thedebate. Like I said it was,
it wasn't particularly illuminating. A lotof cross fighting, a lot of Trump's

(01:18:12):
not here, Let's go after him. Chris Christie tried to give him a
nickname, Donald Duck. Chris Christie'snot good at this. But in between,
obviously there was some policy discussion.Ron DeSantis, Ramswamy, a lot
of a lot of airtime, alot of minutes. Tim Scott not as

(01:18:33):
much, Nicky Haley quite a bit. It ebbed and it flowed. What
was really awkward, though, isat the end. So at the end
of the debate, I don't knowwhy somebody thought this would be a good
idea. All of the candidates wereasked, because they had they had a
notepad. They were asked to writethe name of their opponent in the room

(01:18:55):
there who needs to quote get votedoff the island because we're making dumb survivor
references. And to their credit,nobody did it. So then it got
extra awkward obviously for the people hostingthe debate. Here is de santists who
was first to speak up stage tonightshould be voted off the island. Please

(01:19:19):
use your marker to write your choiceon the note pad in front of you
fifteen seconds starting out of the peopleon the stage, who should be I'm
absolutely respect I mean, we're herelike, well, you know, we're
happy to debate. I think thatthat's disrespectful to my fellow competitive the future

(01:19:40):
of the country. Yeah. Yeah, the whole thing was, like I
said, some of it was cringey. That was extra cringey. Uh and
and like I said, none ofthem, none of them wrote it.
And then they got back to doingtheir goodbyes, and it ended probably just
a few minutes early there. SoI mean, who's doing that? Wait,

(01:20:00):
hold one all right, Ross justhanded me a piece of paper.
Why is my name on this?Why is there just a piece of paper
with my name on this? ApparentlyI've been voted off the show. That's
good, I can go back tobed. Oh let's see here, okay.
But when they are actually getting intodiscussion, it's interesting. I see

(01:20:24):
that Haley, nicky Haley probably gotone of the better responses to last night,
the part where she's screaming back andforth when they're all talking. Her
voice stands out so much so Iwas getting extra annoyed by her. But
it's pretty clear that she and Ramswamyhave beef. And if you've seen some

(01:20:45):
of the news leading up to this, Uh, she basically thinks he's a
fraud. He thinks she's an idiot. And so you do get you do
get some fun moments there, obviously, because TikTok is one of the most
dangerous social media accident we could have. And once you've got Honestly, every
time I hear you, I feela little bit dumber for what you say.

(01:21:09):
Yeah, so it's not quite TrumpJeb level of beef, which was
very entertaining, which then evolved intoTrump Christy beef, Trump Cruise beef.
I mean basically said his dad mighthave taken part in the assassination of a

(01:21:33):
president. I mean, they weredigging deep. This is just shallow school
yard stuff. But they do enjoygoing after each other and vivic. He
loves filibustering over a wide variety ofthings. I have a different view on
this. I think Trump was anexcellent president. But the America First agenda

(01:21:55):
does not belong to one man.It does not belong to Donald Trump,
it doesn't belong to me. Itbelongs to you, the people of this
country, and The question is who'sgoing to unite this country and take the
America First agenda to the next level. I have a question who else was
doing America First before Trump came along? Who who was hYP I don't mean

(01:22:19):
some some you know freshman congressman,that's fine, I'm glad, But I
mean who in any position of powerin Washington, DC was even remotely doing
America first? Name it. Idon't know, Ross. I was racking
my brain. Is there anyone beforeTrump came along where you would describe their

(01:22:42):
type of government and their leadership asquote America First, even on the Republican
side, I wouldn't think so.I can't think of anybody. I mean
maybe the closest would be Ronald Reagan. Oh no, no, no,
I'm sorry, but I mean inour current and like the Washington, in
the Washington that Trump walked in to, Nope, nobody right, nobody was

(01:23:02):
sitting there going why are we spendingall that money and for all these people
who hate us? I mean,you were, I was people calling to
the show and do it, butthen we get pooh pooed by people in
Washington. Go you just don't understanddiplomacy. We have to do this,
so because if we don't do this, then they'll then they'll want to attack

(01:23:23):
us or harm us or do stuff. And I'm like, that's called That's
called a ransom, isn't it.It's a black belt payment. I don't
feel I don't like that. Andthe other reason was is because look what
happened when Trump said America first.The immediately it was he is a fascist.

(01:23:45):
It's nationalism. It's white nationalism,is it? Do you think people
right now going wait a sex.So we're going to have a government shutdown,
but the government during the shutdown,our government will still pay fifty seven
thousand Ukrainian armors and provide the cashpayments for various industries, which I think
a lot of people didn't know wewere doing. That's a thing. The

(01:24:08):
government shuts down, we will stillpay the salaries there in Ukraine. Don't
believe me. Look it up andthere's a whole list of stuff that doesn't
feel like America's first thank you.And the other reason they didn't want to
mention it is because they knew theywould get tagged with the you know,
the nationalist, you're a white nationalist, because of course they're going to throw

(01:24:30):
that in there, because everything's aracism a charge on top of everything else.
But they didn't want to go there. They didn't they didn't want any
part of it. They wanted awhole hum go along and get made to
look stupid, and anyone who didcome in, you know, champing at
the bit to go ahead, Hey, underwent that vampiric transition that I have

(01:24:53):
commented on that goes on in Washington, where you you know somebody, you
think they're a decent person, andthen they get up to Washington and you
get about a decade out there andthey're unrecognizable. They're literally they're like an
they're like an evil movie character,and they are wildly disconnected from the people
they're representing. So no, Icouldn't name one person in Washington, mister

(01:25:17):
Ramswami that that that was a modelthat they would be comfortable anywhere near,
because of the ways in which theywere attacked for it. So I think
in this instance, yeah, youkind of can say that's his thing,
but you can come up with yourown thing, and it can share a
lot of those a lot of thoseitems, and can even include things you

(01:25:40):
didn't agree with Trump on. Andthen market yourself like that. There's a
lot of things. Yeah, alot of things that I can look at
on paper and go, yeah,that was cool. There's a lot of
stuff. I can realize that thatwas just Trump being attacked, but they
were also unfore stairs. Nobody's perfect, so build off that platform. But

(01:26:06):
half of you cats on there.Nicki Haley, Nicki Haley is establishment.
Let's just be abundantly clear here.And the backstory about how Nicki Haley ended
up at the UN it's pretty interesting. They have I told this on the

(01:26:27):
year. All right, So thelieutenant governor of South South Carolina wanted to
be the governor of South Carolina.Lieutenant governor and Trump are besties or they
were, I don't know if not. This is the short story, and
he really wanted to be governor.Nicky Haley's there. But if Nicky Haley

(01:26:48):
gets appointed to the UN then thelieutenant governor of South Carolina could be the
governor of South Carolina, which iswhat he wants. And that's his buddy.
And if you think that that inputdidn't have anything to do with it,
you're not paying attention. Man,Is this brave? I'm sorry,

(01:27:14):
Ross just sent me breaking I don'tknow. Does this qualify? All right?
What happened? Sir Michael gimp Onhas diet He played Dumbledore and Harry
Potter. He passed away. Ithought he died already. Hey he did
not. Who's no, the Lordof the Rings wizard died. That was
the That was the first Dumbledore.Which one I can't keep How many Dumbledoors

(01:27:41):
are there? There were two Dumbledoors. The first one passed away a long
time ago, in the middle offilming the series. All right, but
the guy you think of when you'rethinking about Dumbledore, that's the guy that
passed away. Okay, so thisis other? Is this Dumbledore still gay?
This was the gay one. Thiswas the gay dumble Well, I'm
gonna have to get out the music, but first I gotta take a break.

(01:28:02):
Case O Day Radio program hang onone oh six one f M Talk
and ninety four five u PTI,two stations driving the best in talk.
This is case O Day and Carolina'sMorning News. All right, I was
gonna get the double Dooor song out, but I got two segments left.

(01:28:25):
I got a bunch of stories,and I gotta play this song because you
know what we do Florida Man,Florida Man. Is something in the water,
the erro or sent that makes youdo all that crazy crap. It's
like the state is one week doneass trap. Nowhere else has the Florida
Man. It is all almost likeas the weird factor climbs, and you'll

(01:28:50):
find out it happened in Florida everytime Florida Man, Florida Man. If
anyone can cheer me, how doyou know? You can just mind life
be crazy? But of course,but it's not as bad crowd crazy as
your's. Nowhere else are you gonnafind him? They're so used to it,
they don't mind him. You're readyfor Florida on that all right?

(01:29:14):
Let me ask you a question.What he is a concern that has crossed
your mind when you've taken a tripto Florida. For those of you who
have, I guess if you've neverbeen to Florida, maybe I haven't thought
about it. But what are someof the things you think about just like
any other trip? Right? What? What? What's on your list of
concerns that need to be? Adrip price sunscreen? Right, you're gonna

(01:29:38):
go down to Florida, You're gonnaneed sunscreen. I want to make sure
to have that, whether at thebeach or walking around Disney and it's nine
thousand degrees, you want to stayhydrated when I have some water there.
You don't think when you're when you'reon vacation, things can get expensive.
You may not be able to findan in market ATMs. You want to

(01:29:59):
make trim bring enough cash. AmI ross m I think of it?
Am I missing anything? Any concerns, like when you guys go down to
Florida, Any concerns you have aboutFlorida. We always playing ahead when it
comes to weather. Yeah, that'syou know, that's a very good point.
The weather there, Yeah, absolutely, plus travel time if you're in
Miami or Tampa. The traffic Orlando. Don't even get me started. If

(01:30:23):
you're down around Disney. Even ifyou're not going to Disney, you're screwed.
But one of the concerns that hascrossed my mind recently reading some stories,
and I'm concerned if I go toFlorida that somebody will unknowingly put drugs
in my butt and then I'll getarrested, because apparently it keeps happening.

(01:30:44):
Is that when you guys went toDisney. Was that something you were concerned
about ross somebody? Honestly, itwas not. You didn't even was not
for a moment. No, becausenobody thinks of it until they're standing there
with the officer and they've just removeddrugs from your butt and you're like,
whoa, those are not my drugs, right, that's how they get you.
Yeah, and then you're like,I can't who the drug ferry put

(01:31:06):
him in there. I don't know. And it's not just Florida, but
it seems to happen. The cartelswill sneak into your house at night and
put it up your butt. Yeah. You know when I when I when
I was flying out of Columbia,I first thing I did. I got
on the plane, but post securityas I went into the bathroom and check

(01:31:27):
the butt. So because I youknow, I didn't want to get off
the plane in Miami and then boom, you're under arrest. That would be
no good. Or this has happenedto me before, Like I've been going
through an airport and somebody asked methat, hey, can you wear my
pants? Can you wear these pants? Are they nice pants? Very nice
pants? But I had to checkthem first because yeah, I don't want
to get busted. It's like thatguy who got busted with a gun and

(01:31:51):
then he said, no, mywife packs it. And then it's like,
did she do it intentionally? Mayjust doomed? Yeah, so somebody
trying to get you awhere that Yeah, that's that's a that's a tale as
old as time, right. Orthey're like, hey, look at these
big pills I have. They're vitamins, right, And you're like, I
don't know. That looks like thatlooks like a trojan with powder in it.

(01:32:15):
But then I remember I'm not adoctor. You're not a doctor.
Most of us are not doctors.So the guy says he's a doctor.
You gotta swallow it. So anyway, deputy's in Florida, I say,
well, they had a little issue. This is Florida woman. Her name

(01:32:36):
is Katrin no Workman. And theway the Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey started
his press conference, he had rulesfor being a drug dealer. One,
don't be a drug dealer too,don't be a drug dealer in Brevard County.
Three. If you're gonna deal drugs, stop falling asleep behind the wheel.

(01:32:57):
Apparently they catch a lot of peoplelike that, and number four,
even if you hide drugs in yourbutt, we'll find them. Well that's
what they did. Katrina Workman decidedto be a drug dealer, decided to
be one in Brevard County, decidedto sample the product, which you know
is a no no, fell asleep, and eventually police went up to her

(01:33:21):
as she was passed out in hercar at a gas station on Tuesday evening,
and after going round and round withher and realizing she's under the influence
and cursory searches and getting her backto the jail, the police and miss
Workmen were shocked to find the followingin her prison wallet. Two grams of

(01:33:49):
meth, two and a half gramsof fentinel. That's a crap ton of
fentanyl, by the way, twograms of propine. I don't know what
that is, six and a halfgrams of amphetamine, marijuana cash, let's

(01:34:12):
say how much marijuana. So basically, she's got a she's got a butt
drug buffet, and you're going tobe shocked to learn that. When Workman
told the sheriff's deputies at the jailwhether she had any contraband hidden on her
person or in her person. Shesaid no, and then quote acted surprised

(01:34:38):
when deputies stumbled upon her stash.See this is terrifying to me. This
poor woman just going to the gasstation to get a drink. Obviously she
was having a negative reaction to thecaffeine, and while that was going on,
somebody stuffed all those drugs in there. Could happen to you. I'm

(01:35:00):
just saying, you gotta watch out. So anyway, she's charged with all
the stuff, I'm telling you,man, and they're all separately wrapped too
like. And they found her asleep, which means she put the drugs up
there before she passed out, whichshe didn't just do it in a fit

(01:35:21):
of oh my gosh, the copsare here. They found her passed out,
which means she made a decision priorto doing that. Hey I'm gonna
put all these drugs in there andthen act surprised when they find them.
But no, they still charge you. All right, here we go eight
eight eight nine three four seven eightseven four. It is eight forty three.

(01:35:43):
Uh race stagic from the weather channelshere. How is it anytime somebody
gets arrested and they have drugs intheir butt, It's not their drugs.
They've never seen it somebody else putin Florida. And in Florida, man,
he keeps happening. I'm scared.This is why scared to go to
Florida. You're just mind their ownbusiness. And then boom, you're you're

(01:36:03):
you know, you're hauling coke.You're muling you're mule right too, Yeah
right, yeah, who knew?Who knew? If you were looking to
get into that line of work,just going go into Florida. They're always
better in the Tampa area though,like the one woman had or the guy
had like six syringes in there withthe caps on. All right, wow,
okay, it's not a monsteresting yeah, and he's like, no,

(01:36:27):
these are not mine, No,they're not not even craziness. All right.
But I'll tell you what, ifyou are going to go out and
mule drugs outside, it's gonna benice. Oh but dude, did you
hear the golf thing? The largestgolf ball factory in the world just burned
down in Taiwan, and it producestwenty percent of the world's golf balls and

(01:36:49):
they're almost exclusively sold here in theUS. Oh it's bad. Yeah,
And it's for a bunch of bigbrand names, Callaway Tailor made. So
I'm not saying Horde golf balls,but I better tell my play like me.
Yeah yeah, my daughter's boyfriend,I better tell hi because he golfs

(01:37:14):
every day. So oh yeah,yeah, I'm gonna have to give him
my heads up. Well, thankyou. I appreciate that. Yeah,
Callows Beer Made, Bridgestone, Mizzouno, and Wilson, and eighty percent of
their sales are here in the US. So yeah, that's not got you,
okay, okay, well yeah,well not the greatest golfing weather anyway,
but guess when it's gonna get better, right towards the weekend. Right,
So the mad rushes on, right, So everybody's rushing out now to

(01:37:39):
stock up some drizzle clouds. I'veseen a little bit of maybe sunshine trying
to get through in some spots aroundthe triangle. Toward the west there's more
clouds, but west of Greensboro,little break. But you get the message.
A lot of clouds, some suntoday a little bit, seventies,
might get into the upper seventies tomorrow. The drizzle fog maybe back in the
morning. Otherwise cloudy or sunshine aswe go through the weekend, though some

(01:38:00):
partial sun Saturday, mostly sunny Sundayupper seventies might even hit eighty and if
we don't over the weekend, earlynext week looks real nice, lots of
sunshine potentially through Wednesday with highs inthe upper seventies to low eighties. So
we're going to get out of thisstuff in this pattern we've been stuck in
with the clouds, especially by theweekend or early next week. Next week
looks a lot better than this weekend, a lot warmer too, with above

(01:38:23):
average temperatures. Okay, all right, thank you sir, appreciate it,
and we'll talk to you tomorrow.That's a race aging there from the Weather
Channel. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The golf ball shortage is nigh.
I'll tell you more about that andwe'll chat with Jeff Bellens. Your next
hang on, Jeff Your Day Smarterone oh six one FM Talk and News

(01:38:57):
Talk five PTI more with Casey Starts. Now, all good morning and welcome.
It is eight fifty two year BloombergUpdate now with Jeff Bunder's that's what's
going on, bug Bourder Casey.The job market remains tight, the labor
Department reports the number of workers filingnew claims for jobless benefits ticked up by

(01:39:19):
two thousand to two hundred four thousandlast week. A bigger jump was expected.
It could be sometime before we getany more labor market data on the
job market if the government shuts downover the weekend, and that's looking increasingly
likely. The government also released itsfinal look at how the economy performed at
the second quarter. There was nochange from the prior estimate that the gross

(01:39:42):
domestic product expanded at a two pointone percent annual rate, but the new
reports as consumer spending increased much lessthan previously estimated. Spending was up just
eight tenths percent for the quarter.That news initially sent stock market futures higher,
but they fall he turned lower nowfutures down the twenty points at the
moment. Plan changes to Delta Airlinesloyalty programs didn't go over well with Delta's

(01:40:09):
loyal customers. The carrier announced thatskymiles rewards would be earned by cash spent
instead of miles flown. Some memberswould lose access to airport lounges. All
of the pushback from customers has DeltaCEO at Bastion promising a redo. The
United Autoworkers' Union plans another expansion ofits strike against the Big three automakers if

(01:40:30):
contract talks are not making major progressby tomorrow. UAW president Sean Fayne plans
to make an announcement at ten o'clocktomorrow morning. More workers could be off
the job by noon. The yearof labor unrest continues. Hospitality workers in
Las Vegas have authorized their unions tocall a strike if negotiations with major resorts

(01:40:51):
don't result in a new contract.And some Apple customers say their new iPhones
overheat during use or while charging.The complaints come from people with the high
end fifteen Pro and Pro Max iPhones. Technical support staff at Apple have been
referring customers to an older article concerningthe issue. And KC it is National

(01:41:14):
neighbor Day and neighbored dot Com hasreleased its twenty twenty three list of most
neighborly cities in America. Raleigh comesin at number nine. Didn't want to
miss that. Well, they're obviouslynot on my block, but whatever,
Hey, you know they just addeda bunch of dictionary words yesterday, six
and ninety new words in the dictionary. All right, let what you want

(01:41:39):
to give you with the couple.Tell me if you know these words.
Okay, okay, chat GPT obviously, yes that yes, that's an AI
driven chatbot. Sex stortion. Apparentlythat's with social media. Somebody threatens to
publish embarrassing pictures greenwashing. Yeah,I'm companies that, companies that make claims

(01:42:08):
about their environmental programs that don't reallycome to me. I'm shocked. And
then finally this one which I hadno idea about, shower orange that I
have not heard. So I hadnot heard this either, and I'm so
sad that I googled it. Apparentlythere's a trend where people eat an orange
in the shower because the steam createsan aromatic orange smell and they get breakfast,

(01:42:31):
and there is a psychotic number ofarticles about this. So, yeah,
it's a word. It's a littletoo much information maybe, but all
right, yeah, yeah, allright, have a good one. Okay,
you two, Casey take care o. Yeah, no, I had
to look it up. I'd neverheard that before. Apparently it's so popular
now it's a word they put inthe dictionary. Yeah, it's a word,

(01:42:54):
shower orange. Go ahead, googlethat clicked the news to have there's
everyone's done articles on there? Isit just into the shower? No,
So there's an account I follow onx right where I think his name is
Gaz but he does it for acomedic effects. So you see his like
dingy apartment shower right the corner ofit, and then you see his hand
sticking out from behind the camera.And he always has different and he does

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like food shower reviews, so he'llbe like put strawmy sandwich and he'll be
holding a ginormous put strawmy sandwich inthe shower and review it. Or he'll
be like whole cheesecake and he'll beholding the cheesecake in the shower. And
that's this whole that's this whole bit. So the shower orange people are just
unimaginative pretty much. I think theystole his bit. Dude, what about

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wings? And he has done wingsand it makes sense because they're messy and
you're in the shower. I'm gonnahave wings in the shower today. I
have three leftover wings in my fridgereheat shower boom is shower beer a word?

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Because and I know I'm I wasaware of the shower beer thing being
a thing that has to be inthe dictionary of shower orange. I am
a shower beer enthusiast when I wasmuch younger, Now not so much.
But yeah, I haven't a showera shower beer because you gotta drink them
fast or they get warm, allright. Other words, Uh, dogo

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slang for dog. I don't knowwhy that that word annoys me. I
didn't. I didn't realize this wasn'tin Do you know what is now in
the dictionary? Simp Okay, soyou if you like to use that a
whole lot on on the twitters bingocard. But it's a different definition.

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So it's not like the bingo youplay at the Senior Center. It's a
list of possible but expected scenario.So if somebody's predictable, you could be
like, oh, yeah, that'son their bingo card if they just do
the same thing. Uh, isthere any really dumb ones? Well,
shower orange, smishing. I don'tI'm never going to use most of these

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words. Wow. Hallucination now hasa third definition, the ones you know.
But also it is a term usedto describe a misleading result generated by
artificial intelligence that is plausible but actuallyfalse. So like when they were helping

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that lawyer by giving them cases thatdidn't exist. That is called an AI
hallucination. I don't want the AIhallucinating. You know what, I'm gonna
go out on go on record here, tiny house, right, yeah,
why not. Nerve has been addedto describe the renovation of video games to

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create less exciting scenarios. I justassume that word was in, but it
is accurately. I look forward