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one most popular radio personality in Los Angeles, Jennifer Horn. Yeah, that
is so exciting. There is voted by listeners in a poll in the LA
Times. So if Jennifer gets to be the most popular radio hosted in the
LA Times, I'm sure they do. All right, Let's get to the
top ten ways to make friends, to find love, to shape yourself up,
to keep yourself from being bored, discover your purpose in life, make
a fortune, in other words, the secrets to success. You're ready?
Yeah? Top ten? Who wants to be the big voice? To announcer?
Going from number ten to number one? I always get confused, but
number ten. Number ten is feel your gratitude, which is a very important
thing. Be grateful. Number nine, give more hugs. Number eight,
don't look back, Number seven, ask for help. Number six schedule play
This is hard. Number five, keep busy, and number four open your
heart. Number three I lean into it. Number two that's actually three is
lean into it. Number two is start anywhere. Number one get quiet.
Hard for us to do that here doing this for a living. But those
are the things that are recommended by a group of actually ten different psychologists who
are putting together. We are always coming up with plans. I happen to
like this sort of thing, frankly because it does it reminds me of how
to live. I'm not perfect, make lots of mistakes, and I think
that being grateful. I've always thought, at the end of the day,
beginning to day, thank God for the stuff that's good in your life.
What do you have that's good, never mind the bad stuff you have,
children, have a spouse, you have a good job, maybe you just
the simple things in life. I enjoyed the sunshine yesterday. Thank God for
that, whatever it is. And certainly give more hugs and forget the people
who say, ah, that's sexual harassment. Only give hugs, however,
to people who want to be hugged, never mind, don't you don't do
it to people that don't want to be hugged. Some people don't want to
be hugged. So do it. There you go asking for yeah, believe
it their Jennifer to turn this into a Joe Biden discussion. Okay, just
saying you don't want to like X. You know, hug people to a
point of uncomfort. But it's nice to get a nice, welcoming hug,
right, exactly like you and I always hug when we see each other.
I think that your hair right. Okay. So Donald Trump has created a
problem for the Republican Party, all right or not. Actually it's not the
Republican Party. It's the Political Action Committee that supports him. Apparently, Jen
He's using money and I guess this is okay, from the Political Action Committee
that supports him to pay his legal bills. And because there are so many
of them, they have over a forty million dollars in legal fees. And
is sore a legal defense fund too, isn't he? Yeah? And so,
but they gave the Republican National Committee gave some money to um what is
the Conservative what's its SEPAC? I think it's I think they gave money to
them. They've asked for it back because Trump's legal bills are sinking their fund.
Republican I just I find it difficult for a guy who has made mistakes
on his own to be reaching into the chill of other people's money too.
Although there's you know, we saw we were talking about the poll earlier fifty
four, the election we're held today of the Republicans who were surveyed and the
New York Times poll said they'd vote for Trump. Uh. And it's just
but there's I don't know, the abuses. We talk about the good YEP,
talk about the bad YEP. I just think this is there's Balsam personified
here. He has made the mistakes, but yet other people are paying with
their money, and the guy's got worth three four billion dollars saying he's innocent,
and a lot of believe him, And so then they feel like they're
being persecuted. And if Trump, if it can happen to Donald Trump,
could it happen to the little guy? Yeah, that's a strict However,
I don't think so that's what a lot of people are feelings. That's where
the support for him is coming from right now. Well, you know,
you look at the truck drivers in Canada who stood up against the government and
they had their bank accounts taken away. This is what people think could be
coming next in the country. Already you look at the government trying to punish
Catholics. The FBI was searching out Catholics over the last year. They were
looking at them. They are looking at people who didn't want to get the
vaccine. They're looking at establishments that didn't close down and follow government orders.
So people think that this is a lot closer than it used to be.
It used to seem laughable, but I think it's a it's a big concern
for a lot of people who think the government just has way too much control.
And we absolutely on those that those two scores, you'll have no argument
for me. Way too big, way too powerful, and just number one
screw up on top of number two, screw up on top of number three.
Can they do anything right? And yet people still look to the governmental
as the government's got to do this, and the government's I'm finding this out
now because of this development I'm involved in and on the farm as well.
It's sickening to have somebody come in and try to regulate something that like the
size of a bathtub. What the hell did business is that of the government's
what size your bathtub? Is, yeah, but they make it their business.
No exactly. Now, there are things to be concerned about. It's
hard to pick and choose. Okay, what do I concern myself with?
What am I thinking? What am I doing? YadA, YadA, YadA.
We are I am not you, guys. I am a the what's
left of the World War two baby boomers. I'm on. The first wave
happened right after I happened right after World War Two, and I think it
goes up through fifty six. Like there's a ten year period in there of
baby boomers. So what we're not worried for the most part about what the
future holds? Now? What about Generation X? Is there something about Generation
X that's different from the Baby Boomers or other generations? There seems to be
And this is kind of like beating a horse that doesn't need to be beaten.
The people who are studying this and trying to scare everybody who's between the
ages of forty one and fifty six, you're gonna have money to retire.
There's not enough money in my savings account. You know what you're in charge
of. You you should be able to figure out on your own without somebody
browbeating you. The school's system should have taught you how to add and how
to figure out, how to balance your checkbook and how to do practical things.
Although starting with Generation X, I think that went away the practical side
of education. What do we do with our education and understanding? You know,
what does it take? I see headlines every day you probably all do.
It's two million dollars enough to retire on what can you do with five
me? All of that stuff? Everybody's different. It is when every market's
different as well. You live in one area where two million will take you
a long way. In another area, for instance, in La it's not
going to get you very far. Do you want to have If you want
to own a house that actually has a yard with grass, you have to
be a millionaire at least. Well, my daughter and son in law and
my grandson just moved into a place and Mara Lago, Jennifer that has all
of that, but they couldn't afford to buy it, so they rented.
They moved to Morrow Lago, yep I to be the day. That's why
they are reading mar Vista. Mar Vista is where they moved, uh and
they just are so thrilled because they have a yard and it just is it's
so cool and you don't find many places like this. And Frankly, if
I'd just seen it at first, I would have probably rended it very cute
place. But you know, we're you know, there isn't you can you
ought to have what you want, and you can't have what you want if
you listen to everybody asking you to spend this, to do that or buy
this, and it just it doesn't where you have to have some common sense
and there's not a lot of it around and I think that's kind of what
the appeal is here. Frankly, Um, all right, anyway, UM,
I need to talk about Jennifer and her balance, nature of her balance.
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about what's going on in the world of social media celebrities that people that are
talking about trending, if you will, And because Kelly Clarkson just kicked off
her Las Vegas residency, so Jay, refresh my memory, if you will,
please. Harry Styles a song called As It Was? Wasn't there some
controversy about it? Maybe he had taken it from somebody else? And or
was that another song that I'm confusing? You know, I don't recall it
with this one, but that's not to say it's not I feel like there
has been a lot of different songs that way. A big one recently wasn't
Ed Sharan song? Ah? That was it? It shared? I always
do Harry Styles and Ed share, and I confused the two of them.
So anyway, Harry Styles somebody you like a lot, right? Oh?
Absolutely, yeah, he's don't you want to run away with him too?
Yeah? Sure my husband would come to Okay, I don't stop that conversation
where it is the cover of Harry Styles As it Was? That was what's
getting the attention after this weekend's insane vocalization of the song by Kelly Clarkson in
Las Vegas. So she starts her She starts performance saying that every show of
her ten night residency, she's going to do what they call Kelly OK,
which is Kelly Well. That comes from karaoke, and that comes from her
the Kelly Clarkson Show where show with kellyoke and as it was, was supposed
to be one that they were going to do, but then the writers strike
happened and the show went on hiatus. So she's going to bring a lot
of the things that she had already wanted to perform tonite residency. Uh huh,
all right, So anyway, this is something there when you get people
to take pictures in the audio of this sort of thing, it's it makes
for great social media as well. She was her eyes were closed through most
of the verses. She seemed to feel like somebody's really into a song.
They feel it, you can see it, and so that's really kind of
what what did it for the audience. She went back and forth into false
setto so congratulations, good sounds very exciting. It would be a good show
to see. I think probably Kelly Clarkson in Vegas. I'm gonna go back
to Kelly Clarkson and the Las Vegas residency that she started this weekend and her
rendition of as it was, or just you know, in a general sense,
the idea of going to Las Vegas because it fits right in with all
these people, hundreds of people so far, Oh my gosh, look at
the numbers you wow, or zour of people who have taken advantage of this
deal to win a couple of free nights. Some people even had three nights
thrown in to be one of the first ten callegs is what I say all
the time at eight hundred and four one nine Doug. But wouldn't it be
cool to see Kelly Clarkson that you don't get shows as part of the deal,
But it would be I think she's I've always found her to be very
attractive. She has in this in what she's doing now and this particular arrangement
the residency. She did a Bonnie Rate song called love Me Like a Man.
Bonnie Rate has always been one of my favorites. And then she doesn't
Aretha Franklin song and puts her own twist into it. So if you're a
c Oh she's hard not to like too. Yes, she has very little
work. She is really she's the true America sweetheart. Yeah, so you
want to see what's going on in Las Vegas, help yourself, and you
can try it right now. I think there are operators, as they say,
and the commercial operators are standing by at eight hundred and four one nine,
gwyn not to have a good time. Speaking of good times, the
people who are counting up the megamenions, Jack boy, here I have another
one. This one's gone to over a billion dollars. Yip, right now?
No winner, another one? No, I didn't win. But the
only nice thing about it is no, you did not win. But guess
what, no one else one either, So not a chance. So what
are you gonna do? If you have, you'd end up with cash of
about five hundred and twenty seven meal and they take the cash out offer,
right, you get Yeah, you get more of the money if you do
the annual payments. Yeah, why do people take it all at once?
What the are you gonna do? Even think about it? It's pretty if
you get twenty nine or thirty million a year, which is what you I
think, what you get a twenty year thing. What's wrong with that exactly?
And then I believe I get confused between Powerball and Mega millions. It
could be this way for both of them, but I know it's this way
for at least one of them. That your annual payments aren't always it's not
even the same payment. It keeps going up, so every year you end
up getting more and more money. Yeah, I don't know. Maybe it's
one of those things people think, well, I'd rather have more money now
I would know how much longer I'll have to live for security. And it's
not like once you go that money just just of years, it goes to
your estate or you, yeah, your heirs at that point in your offspring
and all of that stuff. I do believe it goes somewhere else. Or
maybe there's the concern of what if the lottery itself crashes before you get all
of your payouts and there's just no more money left? No what if game?
Why are you playing that? Come on? That's like the what if
the moon hits the earth and blows us out? Come on, Let's live
in the now, in the year, and how much are you thinking you're
going to spend if you are like, you know what, twenty nine million
a year, that's just not enough. No, I need forty nine million
a year. I owned seven of them, less than forty nine million a
year. I was looking at the Massachusetts lottery, which last year took in
one point two billion dollars in profits. Right, that means after they paid
all the expenses. I don't think anybody one in mass chuset for a long
time. But that doesn't come out of the state lottery. It just comes,
you know, out of the national lottery. But you know, you
think about what the heck between megamins and powerball and the sales that this generates
in stores. It's a lost leader. That's why so many people like to
have it in their store. Mostly it's inconvenience stores though, right, it
is that where you get the lottery tickets most of the time, gas stations,
convenience stations, liquor stores, yeah, right, corner marks. So
anyway, the last year we're looking at their records, they took in six
billion dollars in Massachusetts just selling tickets, right, six billion dollars selling tickets
in one state. So and so out of the profits that they divvy up
a little, let's see one point almost one point two billion WET two DN.
Nobody knows that's the thing. They would say, this is for educational
aid, or we're going to use it for road improvements or whatever it is.
So what they have now is a local aid distributorship more or less,
and municipalities can choose how they want to do what they want to do with
their funds. Each town and city that gets an equivalent amount as to the
size of their community. So some people use it for equipment, snow removal,
road improvement, school things, senior programs, park and wreck But there's
not just one thing. I know, my town of Framingham got like seventy
three million or something for all kids got more fixing the roads and buildings and
buying some buildings that will helps the city run better. But what's your town?
I think the reason I bring it up is because I want you to
know you should ask the question in your town or your state, where's the
money going if you sell? And also the states there are forty one forty
five states, forty six states I think that sell megamedians in powerballs. Some
states don't like it for whatever the reason, but it really is, um
it's pretty amazing and then there's always the story of a ticket that goes unclaimed.
How do you do that? How do you lose a ticket? Some
people don't ever look at their tickets. They you think they put it in
a pocket, or they don't realize that they are the ones in one.
And I can't say how many people will buy a ticket they see that they
didn't match for the big jack puppet, then they don't pay attention to see
if they did win. Yeah, you could a million dollars. You could
even just win like I think three dollars or four dollars, which could buy
you another ticket. Yeah, that's what I used to do, those ten
dollars scratch offs. If I had one. I did a couple of times.
It's just for fun. I don't know. It just loses his luster
after you don't win, right, isn't that how that that's the psychology of
that. And I win, I'm not gonna win, all right, There's
always another chance for boys and girls. That's what to keep in mind.
So the I was talking about having the circus on the farm over the weekend
and the and the one good night that we had was Friday night where the
sun was out and it was setting and the moon comes up. This is
going to be for whatever the reason. If you're a follower of the moon,
and we're almost into another full moon right now, this is the summer
of super moon moons, the moons that appear bigger and closer and brighter because
they're coming closer to the Earth. They have an elliptical orbit. It's not
round. It sort of swings out and swings back again. So not as
we have one super moon coming, I think it's tomorrow night as tour the
full moon. Yeah, the next night, yeah, go ahead, go
ahead, no, no, you please going to say we have two super
moons this month, which also makes it a blue moon at the end of
the end. Yep, blue moon. I saw you standing alone. So
the second pomon is in August thirtieth. The moon is two hundred and twenty
two thousand, forty three miles. Who measures this, by the way,
who's out there with the yard stick? Let's see how far it is?
Now? Well, they do shots, They can do a ping like you
do in the ocean, the same thing with the moon. So two hundred
and twenty two thousand, which is the the elliptical orbit runs from this close
near in two hundred and twenty two thousand to three hundred and eighty four thousand.
I think when the Moon seems farthest away, as it will in the
winter time, that's because it is. It's way, way, way away.
We're tilted away. Yeah, right, exactly, and the tilt is
different now as we've talked about the axis, and that's really the reason that
we're having. In my mind, what I've looked at in terms of research
is this whole business of whether the Moon is changing, whether the Earth is
sharing, where the Earth is changing, It's access they access is off from
what it was, and so that brings in if you look at the NASA
website, that's why I get all of this stuff. Look at the NASA
website, you'll find on average and that supermons they've measured and they seem to
be eight percent bigger in the sky because they are that much closer, and
they're also sixteen percent brighter. I was going to say I noticed them being
brighter more so than sure. But every time I hear supermon, I go
back to March in the early nineties. I want to say it was nineteen
ninety three maybe where the moon it seems so big and so close it honestly
felt like you could throw a baseball and hit it. Yeah, and I
always think about that specific moon. So whenever I hear there's a supermoon coming
and it doesn't even hold a candle to that one in the early nineties,
it's like, what was what was that moon? So for those of you
who think that these supermoons are rare, look at the NASSA website again you
will see that they are not. There were three consecutive supermoons back in twenty
thirteen. The full moon is every twenty eight days, as you know,
and if their their perigee and the aperge gets to its widest about every thirteen
or fourteen months. We have three consecutive this year. Yeah, yeah,
the two in August and then September twenty ninth, which will also be called
bet it'll be incorrect, the harvest moon. Harvest moon doesn't usually come until
October. So anyway, the back to the blue does the moon why they
call it the song blue moon? Does the moon? Have you ever seen
a moon look like it was blue most nights? Okay? Well the blue
color for those of you who don't know as again result in me spending too
much time at the NASA website. As a result of water droplets, certain
types of clouds are thrown into the atmosphere. Volcanic ash sometimes is a reason
for it. Smoke from the fires this year up in Canada will color or
will seem like they are colored. So anyway, all that, I'm sure
you wanted to know. Yeah, all of that about the moon. There's
a video that I posted also from my time this weekend studying various things.
The NASSA site is one place that went as another site. Then I've been
going too lately. Do you posted that video right of the of the Europeans
meeting? Did you watch it? I did. One of the things that
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it has been hidden. Well, this is about COVID. This is about
what's going on the information that you don't have. It's kind of like the
UFO thing. But if you have a few minutes to spare or go to
Doug Facebook dot com, forward slash Doug Steffen and see that video from the
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lot about where she came from, where she's going. She admits to being
an opiate addict. I was really surprised to see this. I think you
were too, Jay. She liked a good opiate buzz, as she said,
and now she's apparently She said, if fentno was available, then as
easily as it's available today, I'd be dead. When she's been sober for
twenty four years. Her addiction was on the form of vicodin that came from
she decided to try plastic surgery. It did not go well. She was
on a lot of pain. She had vike it in and then she became
addicted to it. But also her brother died at the age of twenty one
to a heroin overdose. Yeah, so she has seen it firsthand. And
then still, like we see with a lot of people when it comes to
prescribed pain killers, fall into the addiction. And I mean she's right,
fentanyl is so easily available anymore. It's cut with other things. It's it's
just astounding and had she's been going through her addiction, which was a decade
long at the time, she might not still be around. Isn't it amazing
how people take some of this stuff as lightly as they do. I find
that to be I just I'm amazed. It's just it's I don't know.
I frustrate myself. Think about all the people who have done this incredible damage
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to keep taking it more and more. And Jamie Lee Curtis even points out
that there are people in jail because their lives have been utterly ruined, not
because of heinous crimes or violent felonies or anything like that, but because of
drug addiction and they made poor choices or they even just got busted while high
on drugs, and yeahs, lives shattered. And not just those of people
who are struggling with this illness of addiction, but the families as well.
I think of children of people who have adults who are addicted. One wonders
what she was in, what she was doing once she was addicted, what
sort of movies and TV and that sort of thing, because she's been around
pretty consistently yet for what forty some odd years. Anyway, she got sober
in the late nineties, So so yeah, I think of other things the
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Tommy is gracious enough to give us some time every week to go through questions
that come from you. He is back from his national Scout Jamboree that he
loves to do, and you're really as dedicated to jar. It must be
fun unless there are a lot of mosquita is involved, and then it's fun,
it's exciting. We had almost sixteen thousand scouts from Wow every state in
the nation and about a dozen different companies countries out in West Virginia at the
Summit Vechtel Reserve, which is one of our high adventure basis for the Boy
Scouts of America. And they had a fantastic time. They learned interesting skills,
they heard from world class speakers, they camped outside, they saw shows,
they did activities, they went down zip lines, they they biked fresh
mountains. It was great. Yeah, the zip lines there's something I've tried
to figure out how to do on the farm because they had a lot of
woodland. Yeah, I just think those are so much fun. People love
that sort of thing. Oh, they absolutely good. Yeah, Yeah,
congratulations to do good work for the Boy Scouts, and I'm sure that they
appreciated. Asking what I did about the mosquitos reminds me of something that we
talked about a number of year. You still have it though, the dino
trap. Just give you till off the air. You're about that give people
an idea as to because I said, we haven't had mosquito as much all
year long, but now last week or ten days, we've found I found
around my place anyway, lots of mosquitoes. So how do we get rid
of them? You know, for for years I've had companies manufactured pitched me
different mosquito traps, everything from remember the ones that ran on a propane and
all kinds of crazy stuff. Yeah, this Stina trap, I got my
hands on it some years ago and I was just amazed. It's it looks
like, you know, like an insect catcher, but it's not a bug
zapper. Basically, what this thing does is you plug it in in the
spring, say March, you let it run twenty four to seven until September.
And what it does is it reduces the populations of mosquitoes. They get
drawn in because of a light and technology they have that Basically, it's not
a bait. It just gets drawn into this thing, gets sucked down by
a fan, they dry out. That's that's how you get rid of them.
But it does this continuously, and as it does it, it interrupts
the breeding cycle. And I have been using these things for years now and
we hardly get a single bite the entire summer. And we live against the
wetlands that is infested with mosquitoes. So I've got a property that's about an
acre and I have three of these spread out across the property and it really
keeps keeps it very pleasant outside and the neighbors gave you the Good Citizen of
the Year reward for getting rid of all the mosquitoes and the nigh I think
they overlap on that. The thing is, what these things, Doug is
you have. They don't work right away. They take three weeks to begin
working to interrupt that site. They need to get them out early. You
need to get them out early, and you need to be patients. Some
people go, I've had it in for a couple weeks, didn't do a
thing. Well, it's because he didn't wait long enough. He didn't read
the instructions, you know. But yes, patience pays off. Yep,
all right, listener to this program. Nicole wants to know what the rule
is the rule of thumb for painting over water stains. Isn't that that that?
What's it called that? Paint? It's they have. But there's a
thing kills right, isn't that? But that's type of primer. Yeah.
So when you have a water stain, you pull a lot of different chemicals
out of the material that the stain is in. So if it's even if
it's dry wall, uh, you know, you pull some different chemicals out
of there and usually leave like a blackish stain. Now, when you try
to paint over that with regular latex paint, that stain will pull right through
the paint. That's why you have to sort of steal it in by using
primer. Now, if it's a small area in nicole, you can spot
prime, which means you're just priming that one area. But if you had,
say a larger leak that maybe affected a big chunk of the ceiling,
and assuming the ceiling was not damaged just leak stained, you really have to
prime the entire stealing because if you try to spot prime you know twenty percent
of your ceiling, it's going to look different under the paint because because you
have different absorption rates between the area that's prime and not prime. So primer
is really important. It's an annoying step people want to get right through the
top cope, but you've got to put it on and if you want to
steal in those stains. All right. What's on the next episode of a
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