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which is after Monday, and now we have Friday. Isn't it amazing
how it works. I'm just speaking my truth, Jay, that's it the
Good Day Program. Jay Kurshner, Doug Steffan, Yup. We do speak
our truth, and it may involve risking rejection on the part of some people
listening, wondering what really are these people thinking. I don't think you ever
really think that when you listen to us. I used to be criticized all
the time when I started doing talk radio during its early years in the seventies.
I was criticized because I spent most of the time on the air talking
two people with people. I interviewed a lot of folks and try to deal
with the issues in that way rather than me engaging myself. And I got
criticized a lot. After I'd been on maybe it was probably ten years or
so after Limbaugh started, and there was a lot of opinion on the air,
and that wasn't until the late eighties, so from the mid seventies.
I started doing talk on October of nineteen seventy four, when it was really
just kind of beginning to brew, at least the modern era of talk,
and there weren't people on the air like Limbaugh. There were people on the
air like me and Michael Jackson and guys, and then some of the other
people came along that were really vox popular folks. They were talking with local
interests in their minds and they'd stir the pot, and some of them were
pretty intellectually stimulating, and some of them were just fun to listen to because
they were noisy. And so yeah, that's kind of how it all started.
But I didn't really I didn't think people wanted to know what I thought.
I thought people wanted to hear what the experts thought, or what this
person who had written an interesting book thought. What was the book about?
And so lines were clearly defined. Was easy for me not to interject.
I just wanted to be the purveyor of information, and you can go deeper
to examine what's going on once I tell you how to do it. Okay,
this book is written by this person. Here's really get it, and
so help yourself and have a nice day. And then there were people who,
because again of Limbaugh and that ILK that started about that time, I
was being dishonest with my listeners because I didn't use a portion of my energy
every day to tell you what I thought. So program directors just say,
why didn't you tell us what you think? Because the program is about you?
Because I never thought the program was about me. I thought I was
here to help people figure stuff out, and that wasn't really I was getting
defined. It was about Limbaugh and his issues and the other people around.
But obviously he was the best at it, and it was fun, but
it was always okay. By the end of whatever it was going on,
you knew how he thought, and so I became it wasn't that I was
copying to Limbaugh, as I wasn't. Really I didn't have the same interest
in being, you know, the same sort of why would you want to
do the same thing. That's been the trouble with talk radio for so many
years. Everybody wanted to be another Rush. There was only one rush was
Rush that was it, like there's only one of me and only one of
any number of Well, that's the problem because when you listen across the diet.
We talked about this off the air and on the air all the time.
Some of the people that are in the same kettle of fish down there
in Dallas with James, they sound like the next guy who wanted to sound
like then a guy before them, and they all say the same thing,
and they all say it in the same way, and so we become a
kettle of already cooked fish. But they do. I don't so anyway.
I don't want to get off into it toot here. I just I have
risked rejection because I didn't follow the party line. I've been a Republican most
of my life. I'm ashamed of most of the Republicans that have notoriety.
Now there's plenty of good ones, but they don't get any oxygen because these
clowns that are out there running around like the room on the Democratic side.
Yeah, all the far sided ones. Yeah right, Okay, let's talk
about women. Fun thing to talk about or some things related to women.
There's a new study that suggests that women who have taken COVID vaccines. Listen,
please very carefully, those of you who are contemplating getting another shot,
and you are of the female persuasion, which now it gets a little all
right. Sometimes it looked confusing as to who the boys are and who the
girls are, But that's not what this is about. So we're going to
talk about the biological sex. Yes, what you're born, chromosomes we are,
Yes, we are, and how it relates to COVID. If you
have gotten vaccines, if you've gotten the shot, you've gotten the jab.
What has been its impact or effect on women who are of age, who
have childbearing age and into their fifties. By the time you get into your
fifties, most women are going through the change of life so early on as
you're having your cycle. Apparently, women and large numbers of women have been
talking to researchers and doctors in cities. All this is a survey of one
hundred and sixty five thousand women. It's not like you know, the usual
survey is a couple of thousand people. This is one hundred sixty five thousand
women who were surveyed, and a large majority of them admit to being uncomfortable
and often having painful cycles after they got the vaccine. Now, what I
don't see in here is whether it was Fizer, whether it was Maderna,
whether it was Johnson and Johnson vaccine, or just the vaccines across the poor.
Yeah, yeah, well maybe that's what it is. What it did
seem to affect what people who are on birth control pills. So if you
take birth control and you have taken it continuously and you got a shot,
you probably were pretty surprised. Who has been most affected? Yep, wow,
that who is that's been? And then a lot of times these people
they've gone into emergency room records and not only talked to you people, to
doctors in there, and who has been in there for COVID women? The
server who was aimed at women who have had to go to the hospital after
getting a show. That's how they narrated down or had to go see their
gynecologists after they got their shot. And so and then you know, sometimes
it took a couple of months later. There were some drugs. You see,
this is it the damn drug culture. What's better if you're in decent
shape, so you get COVID. I'd rather do that. I'm not a
woman. But I would think from the women that I've known who've had tough
times with their cycles, it wasn't very pleasant and well, so my making
sense here, yeah, yeah, of course. But I think with the
COVID vaccine too, It's just there was so much unknown about COVID and a
lot of fear based thinking. But also not just within ourselves, but if
you were going to be around somebody who was dealing with a poor immune system
or maybe with cancer, and you're thinking in your head, I mean,
this was why I got it. Somebody I love very much was dying from
cancer and I wanted to spend as much time as possible, so I was
like, well, I want to get a vaccine so that, you know,
try to keep this person safe. Yep. Well, premian apozzle women
mostly in their looks to me, like like from twenty nine to forty nine,
those are the people that are in this a large group. Some of
the research was done at the Norwegian Institute of Public Health in Oslo. This
is a universal sasion and just Americans. This was pretty much Have there been
any studies on how it affects men? Well, you know, that's a
good question. I don't know I ran across this study and I thought,
Okay, this is pretty interesting. Let's talk about this. And then actually
one of the stories that I saw I don't have any The answer to that
is, I don't know. But what I was captured or captivated by was
a woman who mother in her fifties, had started to have hot flashes.
Therefore, going through change of life, she's got the shot started having her
period again. What would we've got to wonder, Okay, what would cause
that to happen? Right, wouldn't you wonder what the hell is there and
that stuff that makes me have my period again? And so anyway the exactly
or elsewhere. Yep, So that's kind of what's going on here. Johns
Hopkins Center for Health Security also as a participant in this. The fellow,
the doctor that was in charge of the study of Johns Hopkins said, it's
important for people to know the response makes sense. Again, there are a
lot of doctors who are really turned off to the vaccines now and a lot
of people waking up to the inflammatory way it was handled by people who are
in charge. How would you rolled over and played into the hands of these
people who at the beginning looked like they had good intentions, but then after
a while not so much. So I'm I'm glad for me that I made
the decision that I made. Yeah, whatever, everybody's different. Yeah,
here's another story about another woman. This one's not so good. Flight attendant
for American working out of the Philadelphia base is dead. She was found in
a hotel room with a sock on her mouth. Huh. She's been there
a couple of days. Apparently she didn't show up for work, and so
American, okay, find out where this woman is. But the body didn't
get found until somebody went into the room to clean It looks like so a
lot of unanswered questions here. And there were a couple of sealed bottles of
prescription drugs that were found the room, but there were no signs of any
nothing, you know, no forced entry anything. So anyway, let's see
what happens. There were even there no signs of a struggle or anything.
But of course, on the side, detectives are going to be on this
the best to investigate what happens. YEA, all right, So what's the
best way for me to merge to go from that kind of a story to
a commercial. How do we get do I need to do one more story
and then forget the commercial. I don't know, I said, I look
around. Now let's talk about this. You know this is I was going
to do weight loss, but let's do Let's spend a minute talking about how
this is good. Getting some free nights in Las Vegas, right, so
you can see all the stars. You can go and enjoy some of the
scenes out of some of the most interesting movies, like all the Ocean movies.
You go in front of the hotels. Hey, this is where that
shot came from. Yep, you can have a good time. Yep,
yep. Oh yeah, I have a nice resting. I've gone to Las
Vegas. Whenever I go away, if I do go, I sleep.
Normally it's I just go. You know, I don't necessarily always get the
best because I just go somewhere and sleep. Eight hundred four right, eight
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I'm going to be a spoiler as usual. We wouldn't like it if I
wasn't a spoiler, right, that's part of my charm. And a lot
of social media. I'm not the first one to do this all over social
media. And because this is the celebrity sort of social media portion of this
hour, I'm going to point my finger at Ken Jong first of all in
his purple tucks, and then the person who became he was he usually if
you watched The Massinger, I don't. I'm not an expert. Watch every
once in a while because I like Jenny McCarthy and these guys are kind of
fun to watch every once in a while. So anyway, they went back
and forth on who was the duck it was in the show, and as
I said, Ken John usually is wrong, but he figured it out last
night. Done on Anthony Anderson. Oh day. Yeah, it's kind of
cute, that's all. It's just silly, that's all. You know.
That's the one thing. It is just a silly It kind of when you
used to watch Simon when that when he was fun and not so seriously involved
in his own stuff. It was fun listening to him act like Donald Trump
because that's kind of what his stick was, you know. Oh Simon call
yeah with the being mean, but yeah, making it fun and all that
stuff. And Gordon Bramsy does that with us a couple of his shows too,
and then you see it's soft. Yeah. Right, anyway, So
that's that story. In a moment, we're going to talk about Share who
hired somebody to do some kidnapping the drama before we talk about her hiring not
she didn't hire a hit man. But I'll tell you the story in a
second. But I was reminding myself as I did watch that debate a little
bit enough to see Donald Christie, Donald Christie, good duck. There's a
real freudian. Chris Christie slammed Donald Trump, calling him Donald duck because he
skipped the debate. So we could do the rubber ducky story, the rubber
ducky song for Donald Duck who ducked out on the debate. All right,
so there's another little piece of the pie. So Share accused of hiring four
men to kidnap her son. Accusation made in court. Uh. The son
is Elijah Allman. Greg Allman was married for three or four years to Share,
and this is what came out of it, and he was he was
involved in a nasty divorce with his wife. Ers. Well, yeah,
and apparently they were trying to reconcile, and they were at a hotel room
on their anniversary, and Share worried for him and hired men to kidnap him.
Huh, but they didn't. I don't think did they. I don't
think they did anyway. So she loves her son, I guess that's the
that's the bottom line. It doesn't love her daughter in law. Yogurt covered
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who are buying electric cars. I know this. Every once in a while
I do get off on a tout, and I admit to being on a
toute when it comes to electric cars. And so my friend Bob the k
who is our general mangler here in the Stephen Enterprise world as, has sent
me a reminder because he looked into it. He drives a Subaru, which
is quite a good car, well made. People love him. They tend
to buy him over and over and over again. But at one point in
time, I remember when Victoria was here because she was big on this stuff.
She looked at a Chevy Volt, which apparently was a big tin can
of a bucket of bolts as it's referred to. And one of the things
that was most distracting about the Chevy Vault is that the replacement battery for the
Chevy Voult electric car cost twenty eight thousand dollars. Now you're going to ask
me, Doug, how much did the Chevy Volt cost to buy, and
the answer would be that same twenty eight I think it was a little bit
more than that because the battery when you buy it in the car, when
you buy a new car, it's gonna be less. As we all know,
when you buy replacement parts for anything like There was a study done as
a matter of fact, of replacement. I'm trying to remember it was a
Ford pickup truck. Of I remember the Ford pickup truck cost this particular model
costs I think it was thirty four thousand dollars or something like that. And
then some some of you who had a lot of initiative, who was ticked
off at Ford because they were trying to buy a part and they thought it
was rageously expensive. So they went through the work. You can google this
someplace, and they found that if you had to replace every part, if
you went to the Ford dealer, and even if you got a twenty percent
rake off on the cost of the part, the cost of rebuilding that pickup
truck costs thirty four thousand dollars was one hundred and twenty two thousand dollars if
you were to buy every part, the axles, brakes, brake lines,
drive shafts, engine, windshields, all of that stuff, all of the
parts you didn't even know existed exactly. Yep. So there you go,
another exciting example of American industrialism. Right, it's not bad, it's just
kind of gonna know what you're getting into that batter those damn things when the
cars run out of battery, the batteries are are good. In seven years,
what are you going to do with the car because the batteries will be
that will be the cost of the battery about twenty seven twenty eight grand,
according to most of the estimates that are around now. So at the if
you buy a car today that let's say it costs what's the average cost of
a car, I think forty two thousand or something is yeah, yeah,
I would say somewhere between thirty six and forty two. Okay, So that
car depreciates over seven years to the point where at the time you have to
buy a replacement battery that cost you twenty seven grand, the car with the
old battery in it is worth fifteen grand. So at that point is a
better to lease rather than own when it comes to EVA It may be,
especially with an electric car. But the interesting thing is that if you lease
an electric car, I think you'll find that the rates are not very good
because of the same thing we're talking about. Leases are based on what the
manufacturers think the car is going to be worth at the end of the lease
or not. The manufacturer of the finance company, the bank or GM credit
or whoever it is that you're leasing from. Chase is the big leaser I
think cars now. So if they figure the car is going to be worth
X number of dollars, then they figure it back and that's how much your
monthly payment is. It's usually a little less than if you're buying the vehicle,
a little bit less. But then at the end you have to worry
about turning it in. You just yeah, you turn it in and let's
start over again. So at any rate, the whole thing is a pretty
big scam. Just know what you're getting into. You want to buy electric
car, help yourself, but you'll I think you'll rule the day. That's
just me. Okay. The new Merriam Webster did we get into. There's
a lot of stuff being released from Marrying Webster, the dictionaries, and I
think you guys went bananas when I said I wanted to know if you knew
what a funking wagonals was? Yes, and James and I thought you swore
for a moment. Well, when we're talking about the word gotta yeah,
that's whether or not that was in the dictionary, and it is in the
first I think the first usage was back in the eighteen hundreds. So here's
a return with this now to those thrilling days. I've yes a year when
there are new definitions for words in the Marrying Webster Dictionary. In fact,
they've added six hundred ninety new definitions, including exciting phrases like thirst trap.
Grandma, what who even uses these words? What? I didn't even know
what a thirst trap is? Do you have you ever ed me? There's
talked about Yeah, we've talked about Martha Stewart and some of her thirst traps.
She had an amazing photo that people were calling a thirst trap last summer,
and then I think she recreated it or did a new one. What
is it? Well? I forgot if we did talk about it, I
forgot about it. The thirst trap? Yeah, what is it? Well,
when you are thirsty trying to get somebody who's thirsty too, it's showing
off your body. What it's kind of like us eighty two. She's showing
off her body, like what you're getting, Doug. You need to go
see some photos of Martha Stewart. She's snatched, she's looking good. Her
thirst trap sw I'm lost in all the stuff and they all definition for snatch
isn't what you just used it as? Can I be like a gen Z
translator right now? Yeah? Okay. So when someone's thirsty, that means
that they are pining over someone that they think that they are they're very attractive.
So when someone posts a thirst trap, that means that they're trying to
get people's attention with their photos. So it'll be something provocative and thence people
will be like, oh, I'm thirsty over them. And so that's what
a thirst strap is. It's the whole sex cells things. Sex cells.
There you go. So, what's your girlfriend's name? My girlfriend's Lexi.
Okay, so how does she fit into this story? I don't feel like
we need to include her in this. Good for you, James, that's
so yeah. I think I think she just checking. That's all all right.
The United States Senate has saved the day. Ladies and gentlemen, boys
and girls, moms and dads. They now have an official resolution that formalizes
what they're supposed to wear when they're in the chamber. I guess who lost
on this one. Senator John Fetterman can't wear a sweatsuit? How is this
not already a thing? Like? How did this really have to be a
meeting that had to be decided upond. Okay, but I want you to
know this is the most important thing they've done this week in this in the
face of a shutdown of the country, the government shutting down. This is
a bill they got passed, a resolution that would stop the usage or wearing
of sloppy clothes. And John Federman, the Center, the Center from Pennsylvania
has been the flash point of this because he's a slob and with the excuses
he's got some problem and they only can wear these kind of uh this garb
And yeah, there's a certain type of etiquette and manners that the war drops
should be included in such a place that's professional as politics. Yeah, yeah,
So you'll be happy to know the bipartisan support came from Joe Mansion and
Mitt Romney. Both of them are pretty buttoned up guys. Have you ever
seen pictures of them and how they look. They look pretty buttoned up because
they wear suits and ties and and they look the part because they're senators.
It's most many people think it is most exclusive club in the world. So
why wouldn't they want to have themselves look their best? Right? So now
there is whoever thought there was going to have to be an official dress code
for the Senate, but now there is, and so Chuck Schumer said that
he worked with Senator Fetterman to come up with an agreement that we all find
acceptable. Just don't be a slob, that's all. Is that too cruel?
Am I sounding like I'm a little I'm not a Fetterman fanning? Well,
but not only that, and I know he has dealt with some health
battles and everything. Yeah, it's just some form of manners and etiquette that
should be deemed necessary, non negotiable, and certain wardrobe should just be absolutely
inappropriate. It shouldn't even be up for debate. Yep, So Fetterman responded.
His press release featured a photo of Kevin James, an actor, struggling
with his hands in his pockets. This was the guy from King of Queen's
Remember him, He used to drive a ups Yes, I like him.
He's great uniform. Anyway, there was a lot of backlash to Fetterman's casual
attail and this is it. So they spent a lot of time this week
not trying to fix the budget, but this is one of those things of
like, why did we have a meeting when it could have been handled.
It could have been handled in an email. And there are also I totally
understand if some clothes are just difficult to put on for some people, or
maybe the fabric doesn't have to work well with your skin or something, but
there are so many companies that help make quality clothes that feel good and look
good. Where like there are yoga pants, straight up yoga pants that look
like they are soup pants that women wear on a regular basis. You could
just throw some of those on. It doesn't have to be these like sweatpants
straggers kind of situation. You know, we keep talking about what you have
in your body? What do what you wearing? Your feet? Have you
seen some of these new Is it not a commercial for Nike? Some of
these? You like Nikes? These shoes they come in various colors, Like
there's a green Nike, there's a pink Nike. I wear sas shoes,
Uh San Antonio shoes because they are good for a flat feet. I have
very flat feet, very comfortable, very supportive, and very expensive. And
they come in like three colors, gray, blue, and black. That's
it. As Nike's got a super fly all of those things. They have
all different colors and everything too, but yellow. It's nice. Reminded of
me of the fight song from my Alma Mata, Heidelberg, red and orange
and black hid Oldberg. Right, so they were we used to have red
and orange and black sneakers going to the games and stuff. So anyway,
there's a new pink one two tone pink Nike shoe. How about that for
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etcetera, etcetera. Jay has called out a couple of things, including
the recognition of a town in Vermont that has said to social media what they
call them, influencers, stay the hell out of our town. Yeah,
basically, let's keep these people away from our nice town. This has fall
foliage time. Leaves are just beginning to turn in the northernmost reaches of New
England. So this is a town two thirds of the way up Pomfred.
They are two Pomfreds in England, one in Connecticut, one Vermont. This
is in Windsor County, and so they have closed in number of roads.
And yeah, the trees just kind of like canopy everything. And it's not
just the influencers, it's tourists who are looking for those Instagram where they photo
ops and they are clogging up traffic and apparently somebody has defecated on the property.
Like, have some self respects, Yeah, common sense. They think
it's fun. Anyway. This is the town next to where I was last
Saturday picking up that cow. Those cows, they had four cows up in
Woodstock. And this is the next town up. It's in Windsor County.
Woodstock is there, and so a lot of people are plenty of tourists in
Woodstock. And so the people in Pomford see that and they don't want it
in their town, so stay away. So they basically shut all the access
to their town. That's it. Hey, listen, come back again in
November. Yeah, come back when you know how to act right a right
exactly. Imagine pooping on somebody's land or something. It's like New York City
poop on the sidewalk or some people do. Okay, let's see what else
we got to hear? A bill that criminalize harmful online deep fakes. This
looks pretty interesting, Jay. This is new legislation seeking to protect individuals all
across the country from being misrepresented by certain kinds of digital content. The deep
fakes. Have we ever experienced anything like that here? I don't know that
we have with the program though. Yeah. No, have you ever seen,
I know, anybody that was the victim of this well, I mean,
that's one of the problems with people not doing their research with things online,
where a lot of these deep fakes look like their actual news stories.
There is this one that it was supposed to be the eye of a hurricane
or whatever, or some massive tornado I can't even remember. And it wasn't
a very well made deep fake. It was well enough that a lot of
people kept sharing this in it it was deemed like a live video feed and
all of this stuff. But when you watch, you can see a little
tiny glitch in the camera where it kind of resets itself, and you can
see where it wasn't proper. But people are putting other people's faces on somebody
else's body and it's video, and it looks like this person is actually saying
something that they are not or doing something they are. And you can do
a lot of trickery using the tools of the trade, if you will,
photoshopping and editing and that kind of stuff. So this is something and the
more we'll get into artificial intelligence. The more a problem I think there's going
to be, don't you You know, if you want skill to be you
are really going to get to a point where you already kind of can't believe
everything you see online. But it's going to get to a point where people
won't believe anything at first. It'll just be very skeptical, very jaded.
So there's new this bill represented by a congresswoman from New York. The proposal
is now in the House Hopper and a lot of people are supporting it,
and with good reason because you know that there's lots of this stuff, things
that has Jay just explained spread around. There's no there's there's a lot of
victims, and there's no accountability for it. So I'm not sure exactly the
nuance because its kind of complicated legislation, but they have some of this I
think got in California. They've introduced stuff like this. Anyway, it certainly
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of all time. In my mind, I love very manlo music. I
just do. It's just some about it that pushes my buttons, emotional buttons.
So this past weekend he was president got the key to Las Vegas.
I wonder if any of our friends who won the two free nights in Vegas
were there to see this happen. He performed his six hundred thirty seventh show
at the Westgate Casino, and in doing so, he bet he beat Elvis
Presley's record for the most concerts in the Las Vegas as set by his residency
in the late sixties to the mid seventies. He had six hundred thirty six
states, and Barry manifolds up to six hundred thirty seven. So let's celebrate
that. Focus on mister Pinkus. Barry Manilow's real name is Barry Pinkas started
out as a composer with Barber streisand they were great friends, still are.
He used to play the piano for her and all of her concerts. He
basically set the tone for her music for twelve thirteen years. But his ear
he has claimed to fame. Wait for it, He wrote the McDonald's commercials.
The McDonald's jingle was what he wrote. But that was his first thing,
all right, yeah, and then he just kept going and going.
He's a little guy and people have said to me for years, you must
be gay because he's so gay. Well, he is gay, but his
music is. What has that got to do with anything? It doesn't have
anything to do it. It just shows you where some people's heads are.
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