Remember all right, good morning everybody, and welcome it is Tuesday. Obviously
took so seven here on the CaCO Day radio program. What a weekend news
wise, obviously Memorial Day yesterday. So um, you know, most people
I think, you know, attempting to do something. I know a lot
of folks had to work. A lot of folks headed to the coast over
the weekend at all up and down the East coast. Just crazy beach stories.
We had a boat cap size, fairly prominent political advisor in North Carolina
drowned New Jerseys. He I believe they had five, five or six cases
of folks being swept out with riptides. I mean the numbers were adding up
and still the city of Chicago beat him hands down. So not with beach
stuff, but with other stuff. So you know, everyone everyone doing their
own thing wherever they so um, yeah, it was watching those numbers,
tally. I saw I saw some people on Twitter who were getting very upset,
and what they wanted was they wanted the media not to report because they
feel like it's turned into one of those Jerry Jerry's Kids topeboards on you know,
like holiday weekends, which it kind of has because you'll see stories that'll
emerge. It's only one day in and h what was the what was the
number? Like thirty four people had been shot after the first at the halfway
point or something, and then they you know, they do more stories and
more stories, and um, so apparently the media shouldn't be reporting on those
because they're they're doing selective reporting. Um. Yeah, no, I would,
I would tend to. So I don't know what that means, Like,
are you upset that they're not given the talent numbers and Saint Louis because
they saw people going you know, Chicago's not even the you know, the
murder capital, No, but it's the biggest. It's the biggest. So
you're going to have not on per capital, but you're going to have the
biggest numbers out there. So um, and by the way, does that
work for school shooting too, because I didn't see make that argument, especially
you know, when you can pigeonhole or or or perhaps I don't know,
a Hispanic white supremacist dude, or maybe we should just you know, point
out violence where it exists. But that's just me. Sorry. I was
just reading through a thread this morning and I'm like, oh, that's an
interesting take. I bet it doesn't run the gamut though, and judging by
some of the follow up posts, uh it does. Dot Ross. Did
you guys do anything over the three day weekend? We would have the beach
or something with a mountains wrestle and get a cabin or something live like Jeremiah
Johnson, you just just stuck around the house, just stuck around the house.
Okay, all right? Were you by chance bed rotting? What is
it? What is that? Dude? This is the new this is the
new gen Z invention. It sounds awful. Why I don't understand. Don't
you like you know, don't you like sleep? And I do? Okay,
and that's what you do in a bed? Right? Yes? So
why why when part? It's a one word man, Hudges, one word
turns the whole. Uh all right, it's a very very corpus he feel
to it. Well, it's new, and you know what, you're just
an old fuddy duddy and you wouldn't appreciate true, this is a hot self
care trend. Okay, are you ready for this? Are you sitting down?
Because then you're halfway bed rotten? You're ready? Everyone? Take note?
Is not you know gen Z because man, they're just there's this.
This is like the early days of the Space program, just technology after technology
coming your way. Are you ready? This is? This is hot on
the TikTok so um. Bed rotting simply refers to you ready for this,
laying in bed for long amounts of time, usually on weekends, as a
as a form of self care. Any day you could be you could be
sleeping, you could be up like watching the TV, snacking on foods,
staring at the ceiling doesn't matter. And yes you can have all your electronic
devices as well. So bed rotting simply means just staying in bed way too
long as a form of self care. Um. So, basically my entire
generation when we were in high school is that is that really? What this
is? So rather than I don't know, however many hours sleep that you
normally get instead going you know what, it's raining outside, I think I'm
gonna lay in bed and watch a movie. There's brand new stuff. I
love how they just keep inventing stuff that's already been done, like forever,
Like, how many examples of this do we need? Well? What was
it we had roommates? Remember that one ingenious ingenious young folks in New York
finding new ways to fight the cost of housing. You mean you could actually
live with someone who's not a relative. Wow, it's split the bills.
Mmm. Insanity. Yeah, and now we got lying in bed and being
lazy. By the way, I'm all for this. I don't want to
push back too much, you know what I mean, Like, it's just
because just because it's not an original idea, does it mean it's a good
idea, especially with all the rain and stuff. It's like, that's why
I love the movie Office Space, right, because like, if you want
a million dollars, what would you do? And he's like Peter's like,
I would do nothing. I would do nothing, and I would love it.
Yeah. What was the other guy's answer? You remember, I can't
recall the moment. I think you only wanted a couple things, right,
just a few? Yeah? At the same time, well, yeah,
multitasking you know, you know what multi and you could run you could roll
that into bed rotting. So I'm just saying, you know, I did.
I didn't see that. If that's that's got to be on the list,
or is that just that's probably too much energy expended there, all right?
So if you want to feel young again, what you're gonna need is
you're gonna need a bed and a lack of anything else to do. So
if any of you want to test that, feel free, let us know
how that goes. I admit I did do a little bed rotting over the
weekend. Yesterday. I was a lazy I didn't even want to do prep.
Man, I was sitting there and just like, ah, we need
a three day work week. But anyway, just wanted I just wanted to
arm you with the best information. And you know, so if you go
on TikTok, there's literally so the way the video works, the way the
trend works is oh and here's the recommen is, so you show why you're
bed rotting and getting ready to and then like a picture of even though you'd
have to get out of bed to set the camera up. So it's so
stupid you talk about how you're bed rotting for you, you're doing it for
you. And then so some of them have these like really elaborate setup where
they've got like like a big old stackable fruit tray and three electronic devices and
they're gonna they're just gonna lay in bed all day and do nothing, which
I thought, Wow, it's pretty ingenious, so good for you, and
you ready for this. They also say that bed rotting not only is effective
self therapy for whatever you want, has quote also become very popular among those
seeking to overcome a hangover. Really so people who may have consumed too much
alcohol may stay in bed longer than next day. And it's some sort of
new self go. Okay, all right, so arming you with information right
off the bat, But it doesn't stop there. We got lots to get
to, including somebody tried to murder doctor Strange. So nope, that's a
thing that happened. I'll explain coming up. Hang on if smart talk all
day, four five WPTI in the Triad and one oh six one FM talk
in the Triangle. You know one other thing I should add and I was
Iday. It was just because it was early and I didn't bed broad enough.
Um, you know one of the things you can do while bed roddy
and also listened to the show, so we appreciate that. Yeah. The
the trend popular among high school and college students as well as young professionals.
Ross can you imagine it back in the day, right when um, you
know, no, no no family, no, no big responsibilities. You're
just working your way up and that's okay. If you'd have known that after
you went out in party till four in the morning with your friends, that
you could simply just lay in bed the entire next day as a form of
recovery, how useful that information would have been back in the day. Man
Ah, would have been amazing. But nope, get up. We had
chickens to milk. It was very busy, So all right, let me
so stupid. Uh you know, I will tell you one thing that did
give me hope over the weekend is he was very vocal on Twitter. Are
you guys anybody watching John klie Right? When it comes to British celebrities pushing
back, I know that jk Rowling gets most of the pub right, although
really with her it's kind of on one issue, jk Rowling, it's not
jk Rowling's not some sort of Republican or conservative. I don't know that I've
ever seen any other positions where she's been vocal other than the you know,
the trans issue. Correct me if I'm wrong, But I there's a reason
I call her a turf, you know, the r and the F stand
for radical feminist in there. Okay, and she she was prilly. She
was pretty willing to go through most of her bodies of work and start retroactively
assigning, you know, gay identities to various members of the Hogwarts community.
But I don't know if there's any other issue where you would describe her position
as conservative. Ross you can correct me if you're wrong. You probably know
more about this. No, yeah, no, it's dead on the same
thing with John Klies too, because I've been following him for a while and
he's the same way. Because you're like, oh my god, he must
be a super conservative and then you see like other issues and he's like,
oh, he is not. But this seems to be an issue where like
they, you know, people are finding common ground. Yes, I would
agree. And what is interesting is John Clice and I think maybe it's just
because it's his ox being gored. Now John Clie has pushed back, but
over the weekend it kind of hit a fever pitch because he has a new
stage version of the Life of Brian, which U where do you rank that
as far as the money, python stuff, it's favorite, that's your favorite
life. That's a good choice. I wouldn't begrudge anyone who says it's their
favorite. But um activists seemed very upset over this. Yes, that's right.
They they started pushing back and basically they were demanding the Clice starts shaving
scenes from the Life of Brian. Uh. Here we go. A few
days ago. This is a Clice tweeting. A few days ago, I
spoke to an audience outside London. I told him I was adapting the Life
of Brian as a stage show, not a musical. And um, they
He said that many of the actors, several of them Tony Winners, had
strongly advised please to cut the Loretta scene. Uh and uh he's and then
they others joined in, and he just wanted to point out that there's no
way in hell that's going to happen. We talked about this back in twenty
seventeen when the audio was loaded into the computer. Here. Um, I
just put up on the button bar because back in twenty seventeen, I'm like
a camp but like they was prophetic. Wait hold on, no, not
that one. No, no, no, no, but you you predicted
it in twenty seven all right, yeah, yep, yep, yeah,
all right, uh so, so this is the beef. Huh right here
they cut which I'm sorry, which I don't see where you have this life
of Brian babies? Oh gee, right there, I'm sorry. I thought
you had a labeled Loretta. All right, all right, so I'm just
gonna warn you. Um it's if this is gonna be pretty horrific. So
you want to feigning couch something soft basically, you know, don't be um.
You'll be listening to this well while you're welding or something. Okay,
all right, so here we go. This is so horrible it's God's to
go, except Jean Klie is not gonna do it. I want to be
a woman from now on. I want you all to call me Loretta what
it's my right as a man. Oh why do you want to be Loretta
Stern? I want to have babies. You want to have babies. It's
every man's right to have babies if he wants them. But you can't have
babies. Don't you oppress me. I'm not pressing you stand. I'm gonna
room. Where is the fetus? Gonna just take You're gonna keep it in
a box. Yeah, So, I mean, dude, that movie was
so far ahead of its time, right, it's so prophetic a little bit
a little bit and all of all the bickering and bantering about government, and
you know there's a part where like you know, there where the Judaine people
front and know where the people front of Judea and you're like, you're you're
you're fighting over absolutely nothing, you know what I mean, and like you
feel like you're accomplishing something, but you're not. The movie is the movie
is such a good it's so good. So we've got to get up off
our horses and stop just talking about it. I agreed. Action that counts,
not words, and we need action now, You're right. We could
sit around here all day talking, passing resolutions, making clever speeches. It's
not a shift one Roman soldier. So let's just stop gabing on about it
is completely poisonous and it's getting us nowhere. Agree, this is a complete
waste of part genius. Thank you, JC is PTI in the triad and
one six one A them talk in the triangle. Well, what if it
turned out to be really in the world of playoffs thus far? And I
mean that for basketball and hockey, but just this current realm it's it's been
a bit of a snoozer. Obviously, many in Carolina devastated getting swept there,
and and I know I saw this, I saw the various speeches and
you know, uh, hey, guys, we only lost each of the
four games by you know, one goal. I you still lost. Um,
I you know, I'm not I'm not begrudging. I watched those man,
and um, you just you hit a brick wall with that the opposition's
netminders. But um, over on the basketball side, it hasn't been much
more exciting except in um, the Miami Boston that looked like it was going
to be another sweep and went down to Game seven and Boston at all the
momentum in the world and crap the bed. So yep, yep, yep,
Miami wins over Boston in Game seven. Um, but what a you
know, what a comeback story that would have been. And you know how
they are in Boston. They get really, really really excited when they're able
to push back on a down three zero kind of things. So ross do
you remember any of that historically when it comes to Boston teams? Uh,
you know, I don't live in the past. I live in the now
that's right, that's what I thought. All right, how many World Series
rings do you have? Twenty seven? Oh wow? And those rolls?
And this year, this year is not the year it really, you're honest.
The year maybe see here we send Boone into the sun. But that's
about it. Okay, Well, so what what should have been a really
good game was Miami just beat the crap out of Boston basically for the whole
game. Um, you had the injury to take them all that good stuff.
Um, but yeah, so you know, now we're into now,
they're getting into the finals, and I think Denver is gonna win at all,
which they've never won it. So I fear one of those folks who
likes new and exciting and different. Then there you go, all right,
I'm just thinking of how many movies. Oh by the way, there's one
little thing I've left out with the John Clice thing. Apparently one of the
people that's working with Clice on putting together the new stage show Life of Brian
with the expectation when you bring in the Hollywood dudes is that you put together
a show that has future potential for adaption, perhaps for the purpose of like
an actual movie reboot, which I don't know how you think you can do
a reboot of a Monty Python movie, not just because of modern audiences or
expectations within Hollywood, but just the fact that you're not gonna have any of
those cats by the time you get around to it, you know what I
mean? How do you do a Monty Python reboot with none of the original
Monty Python members? That's what it wasn't just the movie, right, it
was the cast that made the movies. I just but you know, Hollywood
would try it. So guests who's working with police to put the stage show
together? Rob Reiner, That is awful, and he's one of the He's
possibly one of the biggest moon bats in all of Hollywood. So he's sitting
there and he's gonna be working with Cliche meanwhile, because Reiner's the exact guy
who would if he was I guess if he didn't have his finger, maybe
that's the trick. Maybe Cliss doesn't want to deal with him, so he
gave him a gig. But Reiner would be among those you know talking about
how leaving the scene in is literally genocide, right, because he's just that
unhinged. So yeah, I'm not sure how that's gonna work. Cliice is
one of these people though, were like, he'll post something like that that
seems super conservative, and you might follow him and be like, I'm gonna
follow this guy. So you know, I like John Clice, I love
him. And but yesterday, so he posts that thing about you know,
I'm not gonna cave on the Loretta scene, and a few tweeks later he
posts a meme of how Trump killed over three hundred thousand and some people because
of covide conservative need to run and stopped talking about the hunter, Biden laptop,
and Hillary Clinton and focus on all the deaths, all the people that
Trump killed. And it's like, dude, here you go again. You
know you were so close. It's that it's like a quick unfollowed like nope,
oh it's just too bad. I don't I'm trying to think. You
know the whole reason Hollywood loves pushing the envelope, right, except now it's
just about whatever the envelope is at that time. So now they're like,
all right, so you have the one movie with two gay cowboys, let's
do and even gay or cowboy movies is something they just did, except well,
have lots more gay cowboys and even a trans cowboy. Right. They
love it because they also they get that, they get that pushback which creates
the controversy, which then, you know, essentially markets the film. So
and they don't realize that, you know, many of these movies of yesteryear
were the groundbreakers for doing that. You know, people act like Blazing Saddles
or Life of Brian for that matter, was received with zero controversy. Dude.
They thought Life of Brian back in the day was blasphemy. They said
the cast is gonna go to hell. They had them on TV like debating
cardinals and stuff who had never seen the movie, so well, yes,
obviously so. So to then take apart those so while simultaneously shoveling whatever the
next outrage take is because you want to look as m progressive as possible is
so deeply hypocritical and ironical at the same time. But I suspected that thoughts
lost on them, and I'm almost I'm almost glad that they hate him enough
that they might not touch him. This is why the Rob Reiner thing concerns
me, because I don't need a new Blazing Saddles with today's audience, right,
I don't need them to be like, all right, so that for
the sheriff instead of a black man, and all of the jokes that went
with us went with it. But we're actually pretty insightful for the time if
you really think about it. Um, let's go one to Sikes, who
over the weekend was jumping on Dave Chappelle's case. Right, So, yeah,
well we get We'll cast Wanda Sykes in there. Can we throw an
Amy Schumer? Sure somebody's got to play you know, who should she play
the horse? Which horror the one that gets punched? I mean, ye,
yes, I mean you know it's twenty twenty four week We could use
c J to make care of all the horses. I mean, it is
possible if that's where you were going. Who plays the love interest? I
mean you got to find a way somehow to throw Lizzo in. Oh well,
well Lizzo can play the one who punched the horse and who likes Candy
h because you know they do something. I don't know if it'd be exactly
that, but dude, just stay away, guys, that's all. In
fact, I the more I think about, the more uncomfortable I am with
U Ryan or touching this in any way, shape or form. Now,
over the weekend, the number one movie A Little Mermaid. Did you guys
get out and see it? I know, I know. Did you watch
some of the scenes that little snippets that were floating around online? They look
awful? But I'm not incline necessary to see it. It's not necessarily my
speed. But what did it do? Did like what one hundred million dollars
or something? And well, I I don't know. There was a theory,
and I'll just throw it out there. I don't I don't necessarily think
it's the case. I think people went in SoC because it's a Little Mermaid,
but be interested to see, um, why now the word of mouth's
working? What those numbers do? So we'll find out. Put what was
I saying? There was a theory that some were saying that Disney just went
out and bought a bunch of tickets just to like prove that they were right
or something. But I don't know. I do know The New York Times
had some concerns, which you think that they'd be all over this because of
the reimagining where now Ariels the hero who she was always kind of the hero.
But when it comes to actually defeating Ursula spoiler alert, Apparently she does
it now, so you know, just a little twists in there. According
to the New York Times, though, they say that it was missing some
stuff. It reeks of obligation and noble intentions, which is definitely a backhanded
compliment. I guess, all right, you had to do it, but
at least you did it for the right reasons. That's what they're basically saying.
However, that's not what they're concerned about. No, they say that,
um, the movie lacked joy, fun, mystery, kink, risk,
flavor, all of all of these things missing. Did you read this
review? Ross? I saw the headline. I saw people talking about the
Yeah, missing fun though you like fun, mystery, kink, flavor,
risk, joy. I'm sorry, what was that? We're with the k
risk? No? No, no, no, the kid at the beginning
of the word the is it just the beginning or it was it at the
end? Kink? But that one what you're telling me, the children's movies
shouldn't have kink. I don't have kids, so you know, I'm not
a I'm not one hundred percent sure. I thought all children's movies these days
had kink, you know, sexual fetishes, and the right is that not?
It's been a long time since I've seen a kid's movie. I just
assume that all kids movies and kids shows nothing but kink. Oh based,
I have to base it just on the stories that I read from time to
time. Yes, that's right. The New York Times, in a review
for The Little Mermaid complain there wasn't enough kink in the film. By the
way, the definition of kink a person's unusual sexual preferences. Again, if
you don't want to get called a groomer, or you don't want people implying
that you're trying to sexualize things surrounding children, don't complain there's not enough kink
in the children's movie. Do you think they kept it in the headline and
added it just for the clicks, just because of the outrage they knew it
would create. Probably, But I think they mean it too. And I
don't know if it's one of these things, you know, how some people
will compliment a kid's movie. Shrek would be a good example, right,
Shrek is a movie for kids, But Shrek was it was incredibly entertaining for
adults. And there's been a lot of kids movies where there are subtle adult
jokes in there, right, but they're generally not about gimps. Okay,
you know what I mean, Right, they're not including those kinds of adult
jokes. A little something in there well somewhere, yeah, just a little,
a little edge to it, but something that's gonna go over the kids
heads. Give an example, there's a there's a scene in Toy Story three,
which Lincoln has been watching lately, and you know what, he goes
to somebody that he ends up in a different house. I mean his names
would he right? And and the toy talks to him because he's not in
his house, and she goes, your name is Woody. Now's a good
time you can change that, you know, because he's in a different house.
And it's just a quick line that goes over kid's heads. Yep.
The difference is when when they're serious about wanting to see the kink, they
don't want it subtle, right is. Hollywood doesn't do anything subtle right now,
not when they're messaging it's in your face, man. So for them
to be concerned that there's not enough kink in a children's movie, they don't
mean that subtle joke that Ross described like they want some serious something in there
that stands out because it's about quote unquote normalizing kids to it, which as
we're on the cusp of Pride Month, get ready for it because a battle
looms. All right, eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four.
But if anyone did go see the movie and you want to let us
know, you can give us a call. That'd be fine. All right
too. I was gonna pair this with the furry story, but um,
I got I gotta fit in just a few a few other things, you
know, target getting some analysis there. We'll touch on that, and um
wow, this woman sued her former employer and was just awarded eleven point two
five million dollars for discrimination and it is quite the story. We'll share that
coming up. Case O Day Radio program one oh six one at them Talk
and nine four five w PTI two station's driving the best in talk. This
is case O Day and Carolina's Morning News. I will say this for fans
of college baseball, uh and we got a lot of good teams here in
North Carolina. A bittersweet announcement. So if if you only follow it passively,
UM, there is a giant screw job that happened, and basically it
is the victim in this case is Campbell University, Yeah, down by Lillington.
Their baseball team is one of the best in the country. And the
way it works is when they're putting together basically the playoff bracket to see who's
going to go to Omaha for the College World Series. Generally, there's a
couple stats when they're picking who hosts and the seeding for it that are pretty
important that seemed to just be ignored here. Now, Campbell will play NC
State and Campbell is a two seed. State's a three seed, and it's
important because Campbell by all rights, should be one of the top sixteen teams,
and every other top sixteen team or he is one of the top sixteen
teams. However, every other top sixteen teams is one of the sixteen host
teams. That's what you get for being in the top sixteen. But for
whatever reason, they plucked Campbell out of there and made Auburn a host.
And it just happens to be that the guy who's the head of Auburn's program
is also on the committee. And there's a bunch of sec team because it's
all about and this is the nc double a. Man, they give a
crap about like three different divisions for conferences, I should say, and screw
the rest man. And they want to make SEC the powerhouse and everything because
money money, money, man. So if if you're a smaller school like
Campbell and you play your butt off and basically you put up I think they
scored the same. I mean, the second most scoring team in the country,
you'll you'll be screwed the whole way. And this go I have like
a bitter resentment thing from back in the day. I could have gotten into
college football as a kid because Wyoman had good teams in the nineties and in
fact they were like number they finished number six in the country, and they
couldn't get a bowl game, a good one of the top tier bowl games.
The NCAA took this program and destroyed it because they along with obviously all
the bowl committees, they just ignore Wyoming because there's not enough people. They
wouldn't travel and that would harm, you know, money coming in from the
bowl games. It's not about the best teams play. Would destroyed the program
because you couldn't recruit kids to Wyoming to play because they weren't going to get
the exposure, they wouldn't get a bowl game, and they stopped coming.
It took the program apart. So screw these guys. Right, every morning,
everybody, it is seven oh six year on the KCO Day radio program.
Do it's Monday? I mean it's Tuesday, but you know Monday,
considering most people with yesterday off but for the Memorial Day observation. However,
Um, they're right back into it. Obviously over the weekend a lot of
discussion about death ceiling negotiations and what a what a deal the Republicans have apparently
got that's only going to raise the death ceiling like four trillion dollars. But
it's a deal man. It feels a lot like, um, the explanation
I'm sitting there receiving about the why they had to do Medicaid expansion. Oh
there's a few little things we got that most people will not even recognize.
So yeah, it's more and more details come out. We'll see where it
goes. I mean, it's going to require a get to require probably a
decent chunk of Democrats. I think that I think for the most part,
you're going to see the freedom cocus cats out on this, although a few
have signaled like they might be okay, So I don't know. The expectation.
I believe for a vote on it would be tomorrow. And every everything
I hear, every time somebody tries to explain a benefit of it on Twitter,
I'm sitting there reading it, I'm like, yeah, but what was
the trade off? And then you start seeing the numbers, so you want
to expand it for a trillion, and then god knows how quickly we'll be
back here playing this game again. But look, look for the statements by
McCarthy and Biden's camps, respectively, because now their job basically today is to
explain to both their quote unquote sides how awesome this is and how they totally
won. So there you get the uniparty hard at work. But we'll have
more details on that, especially tomorrow as we get into it, because we'll
start seeing how the voting is going to shape up. And apparently the world
ends on the fifth if they don't do anything, although I understood that the
world ended tomorrow if they didn't do anything, and now all of a sudden,
it's the fifth, so I don't Maybe we found some pirates pirates chest
or something. They found some money. Oh maybe they got some of that
Peter pop off spring water and money showed up in their mailbox. It's a
consideration and we're gonna need it after what you guys did. I can't believe
you did this. Actress Jane Fonda, Oh why won't she just go away?
Actress Jane Fonda, speaking at the Cans Film Festival on Saturday, had
quite the quite the charges to lay out. Yep, Fonda says, quote,
we've got about seven eight years to cut ourselves in half of what we
use for fossil fuels. Again, there's like whole websites dedicated to predictions we
should be underwater right now. We should classically. One of the examples,
one of my favorite examples, which I should have come to pass here a
few years ago, was that now in the future, if we don't do
anything, Americans wanting to visit where man first took to the sky will first
have to board a submarine, referencing the fact that the Kitty Hawk area is
should be substantially underwater, not just a little bit like if you're going to
run a sub even one of those tiny little I'm a rich guy, with
a yacht subs You're gonna need more than just a couple feet of water,
you know what I'm saying. But this, you know, this narrative that
which if you look at the gradient of North Carolina, would be more than
just Kitty Hawk. If Kitty Hawk had enough water to pilot a submersible sub
I don't even know what that would be. What would that be? Twenty
feet minimum? Considering it now, it would have to be more than that
because the to get close enough, and even of those shallow depths, you're
still having to deal with waves and tides and everything. So it'd have to
be more than that. Look how much of North Carolina would be underwater if
you had you'd have to have at least thirty feet I guess. Look,
anytime you want to see what thirty feet pushing inland looks like, call up
a map of North Carolina during one of these hurricane pushes. Where the where
it pushed you know, a foot of water? All right? So anyway,
I just just a little backtrack in there. So obviously a horrible problem
which we've now reset the doomsday clock hunts now at seven or eight years start
the stopwatch. Ah. Unfortunately, the people that have the least responsibility for
it will be the hardest hit Global South, people on islands, poor people
of color. It's a tragedy that we have to absolutely stop and we need
to arrest and jail the men responsible. Oh okay, all right, well,
so we got a we got a list of suspects. Tell me more.
You could take anything, racism, sexism, misogyny, homophobia, whatever,
the war if you get into it and study it and learn about the
history of it. It's important to know there'd be no climate crisis if not
for racism. And then she went on to lay the She goes on and
on, So who who Who's guilty? White men? Yep, Yeah,
we need to arrest in gael white men for the climate crisis and everything else.
But it will start there, climate crisis. So all right, let
me ask Ross, why did you do it? Authorities are closing in man,
you can you know, you could confess or I guess go on the
run because Jane Fonda and her crews coming for you and me and everybody else.
You know. Australia is like right now going through record lows for the
month of May. Oh no, yeah, never been this co to May
in Australia. Oh that's weird. You know they need you need some climate
global climate warming chain. We need net zero is what we need. Or
we need to get rid of the farmers too. Probably want to get rid
of the farmers. Well, you could just light giant fires there and burn
them out and then when you know, once the fires are out, rather
than that, you know, them returning to farming as they did after those
horrendous fires years ago, with ironically some substantially improved growing. I'm not saying
it was a good thing and they should do it, but my point is
they just snapped right back, you know, and yep, you got to
get rid of them. I think there's a reason that the whales have turned
on us, right. Do you see this story over the weekend, so
three ships now have been attacked by killer whales. Do you just think that
they were I think if you were a killer whale, you'd probably been cheese
for a while because your name is killer whale, right, and really we
just made you into a circus attraction. You're not even like people go in
the water. They don't worry that a killer whale is gonna come eat them,
right, what are they worried about great white shark. Look at that
racism and play why is the shark white? I don't know why they point
that out. So if you're a killer whale, you gotta feel a little
like a little teased right, like this is your name, but nobody really
fears you. They just want to see you jump through a big hoop or
whatever they did. I never went to the SeaWorld. Yeah, I want
to see you splash your trainer. And where is this we gotta for some
reason we got multiple whale stories today. Did I not put this in this
stack? I thought I did. Oh, anyway, that's my bad.
Yeah. So apparently three three ships have been attacked by killer whales, which
is apparent apparently some sort of problem. I just think they're you know,
they're just like enough of this what these white men have done. Also,
here's the other question I have, just I want to think through this logically,
but also through the lens of history. Why does this moron Jane Fonda
think that um climate change and evil white racist men has been pushed forward by
evil white men who um hold on do yeah, have a history of going
after poor, equal people of color people in the global South, brown people.
She goes through and just list everybody by subjugating these lands, right,
that's essentially her claim. Here's my question if you honestly believe that, and
you believe that white men went and subjugated which you know, colonialism is a
thing, don't get me wrong, but the net effect of colonialism arguably is
a retention of poverty like conditions in various places, which frankly hasn't allowed the
level of development and quote unquote an energy usage require the energy usage that your
average person in you know, North Carolina has, Right, the person in
North Carolina just an average American home, you know, driving two cars,
family, the kids, all that, the the the fossil fuel use is
substantially more than a subsistence farmer in um, you know, Zimbabwe. So
like, yeah, the two don't comport when you actually start to process it.
See, Jane Fond is dealing with something that, um, Frankly,
I don't feel like any of these folks have have really thought through They need
they need poor people in the world to stay poor because their religion, their
climate change religion goes sideways. If Latin America, South America, Africa,
undeveloped, underdeveloped parts of Asia and even Europe. Um. But you know
any of the places where you have a lot of folks that simply don't have
the expansion of technology that we have. But they also want to stay cool
in their homes. They want to finally get a vehicle, They want to
expand financial opportunities through industry. As they avail themselves more and more in development
builds up and financial wealth builds up. In an emerging middle class and a
consumer class builds up, companies will come calling. New gadgets that require electricity
will be there. So it all falls apart once you realize that as these
areas expand and modernize, they're going to require more and you are sitting there
literally in your ivory tower and telling them, no, they can't have it.
Who's Who's who's really subjugating people? Now? Ross do you care?
Some guy in Guatemala finally makes enough money to put an air conditioning unit in
his window. Does that bother you? Saved up? A NA, No,
wouldn't bother me? No? What what good for him? I don't
know? You know this. It's it's hot in Guatemala. I've never been
to Guatemala. Just fact check there. But um, I'll bet it's really
hot. It's hot in the other places I've been in Central America, and
uh, that's why you go to a gringo hotel, man, because it
gonna have an ac A lot of places don't. So yeah, I mean,
you want to talk about you want to talk about not realizing as they'll
use your words, your own privilege. Give me a freaking break, all
right, seven twenty kc Oda Radio program. We'll get into the target numbers.
They're not good, by the way, and a lawyer finds out the
hard way about the whole chat GPT thing. All that and more coming up
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Talk nine five WPTI more with Casey starts now. Yeah, and I saw
people defending Fond to go. Well, she's using her platform. She's she's
saying all of this. She's selling the rest of the emerging world and the
third world. Nah, don't bother. There's no way we can make this
thing work with you, you know, wanted to have stuff and do things,
and he's she's doing this while speaking at Cans. Did anybody see a
picture of the harbor it Cans and then like the sub harbors and the Mourne
areas because way too many yachts, Like all the yachts look like Davos with
the planes, but like way more. That's the that's who she's talking to.
People who showed up in their mega yachts. One guy, he showed
up in the biggest yacht and has a mega yacht as a chaseboat, as
a support yacht that's bigger than most of the yachts that were there. These
are the people that she's talking to. Absolutely absurd, and I think for
a lot of people still gas prices up Memorial Day weekend. Ross you guys,
did you guys even take your yacht out over the weekend? You didn't?
Did you didn't? Didn't didn't cruise to Cans but didn't even take the
yacht out. Gas prices are still up, man, So yeah, yeah,
no, there's there's a whole lot of hypocrisy there, Donna, what's
up, Good morning, Casey. I've wanted to say that Jane Fonda is
was and always will be a communist and basically the climate desk cult our communist
and communists are famous for population control. So there's not enough wheat to go
around, you know, right, you've got to be made so rice.
They want to get rid of rice because it is putting out too much cl
Well that's how just astreonline. Thanks for to call astrion lockout. How that's
working. Oh yeah, all right, a little short segment there, but
we will get into that Target story. We'll do it next. Keeping you
connected. This is ninety four five WPTI and the Triad and one oh six
one FM Talk in the Triangle. All right, welcome back. It is
seven thirty five here on your Tuesday morning. So Target darts down a little
bit. Let's see the stock price, which had been about one hundred and
sixte hundred and sixty one dollars to share prior to the Tuck Friendly Binding Kids
Bathing Suits fiasco, has now dropped to one hundred and thirty nine dollars after
just ten days. That represents a fourteen percent decrease in value, which is
roughly about ten billion dollars. And if you remember, Anne Heiser Busch was
down what sixteen billion, and that was headed into the Memorial Day weekend.
And I don't know if you know this Memorial Day weekend and really this summer
season this is this is where bud Light makes most of their money. Is
this window of about one hundred and I think it's like a one hundred and
twenty days, So that one hundred twenty days is more than fifty per cent
of their sales while not being half the years. So do the math there.
This is now where it starts to cut the deepest if the percentage decreases
average the same year over year. Right, so if you sell a million
barrels of beer and you have a ten percent reduction, then obviously only selling
you know, nine hundred thousand, but if you normally sell during that week
two million, well ten percent starts adding up. So we shall see.
But yeah, this has caused a lot of count a lot of different brands
to really evaluate what they're doing. And I think next in the barrel is
the Dodgers to some extent. So if you weren't following that, the Dodgers,
they had announced that they were having a special event, promotional event as
teams do, and it would be the Sisters a perpetual indulgence, which if
you don't know what that is, they are a They're not just a drag
group. I saw them described as that They are an anti Catholic drag group,
right, because these these are transgender nuns. They kind some of them
are painted up to look like the nun from the Nun movie too, so
that's terrifying. But there are anti Christian They're not just doing their own thing.
They do their thing intentionally to mock a particular organized religion. Strangely,
they don't have one mocking Islam that I was able to find, so I
guess maybe this starting here. And here's the thing. They are well within
their rights to sit there and feel anyway they want about the Catholic Church.
They can mock away and do whatever. But by the Dodgers giving them a
platform and saying that this is us simply about you know, pride and stuff
like that, No, you're it's it is a it's an anti Christian hate
group in many people's eyes, so it's it's an extra level thing. And
then I know the rebuttal is, well, the Christians are a hate group
because look what they do crusades and stuff, which shows me one, you
don't understand the crusades, Uh, you should read because it is fascinating and
there's lots of people to hate. There just fyire. But back to this,
So the Dodgers, they got a lot of pushback because again people view
this as you hosting a hate group, not just a group that's doing its
own thing and wants to be known for that. Well, the Dodgers are
relented and uh and and said they weren't going to do it. But then
of course the uh, you know, the LGBT stuff groups got in there
and they threw a hissy fit and then boom, they're now going to do
it again, and then that irritated people. So the Dodgers, over the
weekend, and I'm assuming have the same marketing agency as bud Light and Target
for some reason, came up with an ingenious plan to make everybody happy.
Are you ready? They announced They announced that they would be holding a Christian
faith and Family day wow, which, by the way, was the thing
that they used to do. Then they stopped doing it, which also added
fuel to the will. If you're not even gonna do that, then why
are you going to have? Literally the rebuttal if you will? And nobody
was pleased one every Christian I saw responding to this, with the exception of
one of their pictures, Clayton Kershaw who is Christian saying he's excited about the
Christian event. Most people saw it as too little, too late and in
bad faith if I could use a pun there, right, because that's they're
not there to be a hate group, although people would say that they are,
um saying that, well, you know, by by holding beliefs like
you know, there's two genders and stuff, they literally are. But um,
yeah, nobody's excited about it. And then of course the LGBT groups
they were mad because they think the Dodgers are caving again, and hell if
I know. But yeah, that went. That went horribly and um,
you know, I guess they'll probably just tuck now and ride out the storm.
But yeah, not a not a wonderful response there. Let's see here,
I was gonna try to transition to one thing here, and yeah,
we'll get actually I'm looking at my time here. We'll have to get to
that here in just a just a few minutes because I'm gonna need neat a
little. So let's go to Florida for this, right, because obviously there's
a lot of it. There's nobody more hateful than Rhonda Santis and don't say
gay bills, and they're literally trying to genocide people well and all that well
Rolling Stone the Fun article over the weekend, Florida governor and GOP presidential nominee
run De Santis has successfully sucked the pleasure out of many of life's little joys,
from drag brunches to Disney adult TikTok, and thanks to the passage of
the Protection of Children Act, DeSantis may now bring the acts down on furries.
Oh really well, hold on, gots to know more. On Wednesday,
the organizers behind Megaplaque Megaplex, an Orlando based furry convention, and then
they point out what a fury is here people who enjoyed dressing up as or
making art of anthropomorphized pomorphosized creatures. What the statement in response to the bill,
which quote knowingly admittingly a child to an adult live performance. So that's
what they're barred from doing in Florida, knowingly admitting a child to an adult
themed live performance. So that would go for strip clubs. All right,
you can't, you can't take the kiddies over to Capitol Cabaret would be the
North Carolina version or the Dollhouse or is that I don't even know if that's
the thing anymore. But you know the what's the what's the one by the
station there? Why does the name of skit what's the It's not called that,
It's called something else. Yep. It Men's Ross? Is it Men's
club that when we're bout the station on. I have absolutely no idea.
I'll jokes aside, I don't know. Okay, well whatever, you can't
take the kids there, And I think that most people know this, and
probably you think that's not a good place to take the kids. You can't.
But then all it means you can't take kids to a drag event where
things are barely hidden and there is very sexual dancing. Right, this isn't
drag. This isn't RuPaul's drag race. Uh. You know where they're on
stage and they made some outfits and and there's there's a singing or stuff like.
That's that's not what the videos of people were seeing. That's not even
why people were necessarily concerned maybe encountering a drag queen because the now late Dame
Edna showed up right, or or RuPaul for that matter. It was the
video that people saw of kids sitting there in a chair and a man dressed
as a woman with their crotch literally like two feet from from them from the
kids, right, because there's there's there's adult stuff and there's kids stuff,
or there's family friendly stuff, I should say, but it used to be
we knew where to draw the line. Well, now apparently the furries are
filling the wrath. I'll get into more of this insanity because it raises a
couple questions. I will just say say that, but first let's go to
the weather channel. Five h is mister staging back, Yes, sir,
all right, how was how was your extended vacation? How nice were you?
Yeah? It was good, It was good. How about yourself?
Good day? Yeah? It just laid low. I mean there's a new
theme that the gen zs just invented called bed rotting, and that's where you
just stay in bed for a long time and be lazy. That's brand new,
never been tried before. So oh well, I think you've embracing it.
Yeah. So if there's been keep up the rainy weather, because I
feel like bed rotting's better with rainy weather. So yeah, yeah, the
worst over with then. You know, before I went went out last week,
we talked about the weekend forecast being a little damp. Each day it's
gotten a little dryer, and today will be no exception, just some spotty
showers. It's the low It is still off the coast, so a shower
here or there, but probably more than thing. And that's going to keep
temperatures with the clouds in and the rain chance is low likely again, probably
hovering in a little mid seventies, slight chance of showers tomorrow, and then
as we can get the Thursday and Friday, we might have some afternoon showers
that are showers to deal with. So it sounds intimidating with the men mentioned
excuse me of showers each day. However, it won't be all that intimidating
as we'll start climbing into the lower and middle eighties by the end of the
week and it'll be more typical stuff for this time of year. But you
know, I get out of the outer banks again, it's still pretty rough
in the waters of coastal areas from let's say the Delaware Beach is down through
Virginia Beach and in through eastern North and South Carolina, especially out through the
outer banks. Small craft advisories, high rip current risks and all that,
so you know, still not great, but it's slowly going to get better
over the next couple of days. We had there are a lot of incidents.
Man of yeah, riptides. We had a boat cap size, man
lost his life here in North Carolina. Was yet some stuff up? Oh
yeah, yeah, Jersey Shore too. There was a drowning I believe because
of a moderate rip car risk. I don't want to say only, but
it was a modern rip current risk. So be careful in the water all
the water. Um, don't have to worry about the water coming from the
sky being a problem, but certainly if you're driving through town. Now it's
your beach week this week, the early part of the week a little tougher
than the end of the week. Okay, all right, appreciate it,
sir. We're talking an hour, Thank you? Yea, all right,
we'll come back and I'll finish this rolling Stone de Santist hit piece. Because
it's they're not thinking about something. I'll explain next hang on show. After
the show is on the iHeart Radio app searchs k C O Day or the
podcast on iHeart Radio app. All right, good morning, and it is
seven fifty two here on your Tuesday at case O Day radio program. So
we were just diving into this over the weekend Rolling Stone doing its version of
Rhonda Santis sucks hit Peace and it's an interesting hill they're they're wanted to die
on here. So now the Evil Protection of Children Act, which makes illegal
quote knowingly admitting a child to a live adult performance, which I think like
until about ten minutes ago, we all would have been fine with um is
having a chilling effect on people and quote sucking the pleasure out of life's little
joys. And now it's the Furies, all right, so check this out.
Organizers have Megaplex, Orlando based convention for Furies said quote. Many have
raised concerns about recent changes in Florida legislation. After reviewing the bill, it
has been decided that, for legal reasons, uh Megaplex twenty twenty three,
attendees must be eighteen years of age at the time of registration pickup. Okay,
so this is uh you know this, and then they go on about
how horrible it is and it's a family um is it is? It?
Is it a family event? I kind of because remember this is going back
to the King thing with the New York Times. This is a thing right,
and people have a lot of thoughts on it, and then you know,
you can crack the jokes they end up on, you know, on
TV shows where it's a lawn order needs a strange twist on a on a
on a murder, right, and then it's a furry on furry murder or
something. Um. But for the most part, obviously the majority of people
don't participate in this, but they understand it for you know, what some
of it is. And I got, you know, from a convention perspective,
and they I saw a little rebuttal to this where they were showing some
various events that were looked to me pretty adult. At some of the other
meetups, I'm not sure exactly what Orlando is. It definitely didn't seem kid
friendly, but I don't know. I've never been to one. Close as
I got to one is watching the video of them evacuating that hotel in Chicago
with the chlorine leak where the furries were, and so it's just nothing but
furries standing in the middle of a busy Chicago street dressed in costume. Look
it up. It happened a few years ago, all right. So,
UM, I have some I have some questions because you opened the story by
explaining the sucking the pleasure out of many of life's little joys, and then
life's little joys for you were drag brunches and furry conventions. Now, so
here's a rolling Stone. Well, it is true. There is a segment
of furreedom, which is not a word I was familiar with, that does
treat it as a kink. It's not a representation of the wider community,
and many furies do not view their interest in dressing as the creatures as sexual
at all, though many in this they go on to admit, though many
conventions do cater to the not safe for work aspects of the furry fandom.
Yes, yes they do, and if you've seen some of the little event
things there, you'd recognize that. Yeah. However, they point out that
much of that programming is later on in the day. Okay, well,
but you kids could come in for the whole thing before this. You said
that, and now they can't come in at all based on your legal judgment.
So I don't even know how you were partitioning that stuff at all.
Rolling Stone goes on the fact if free organizers felt pressure to bar children from
the convention is yet another example of how it's seen as an attack on LGBTQ
rights, a blatant attempt to arrest a race, drag performance and silence the
LGBTQ community. Nobody gives a crap if you want to do a drag performance
at a bar. Okay, I shouldn't say. I'm sure there's some people
do. But if some bar where kids aren't allowed to come in wants to
have a drag performance, nobody's going to care. If they have a drag
performance at one of the gay nightclubs here in North Carolina. I'm sure they
have them. I don't even know unless I guess you see an ad in
the Independent because you picked one up to line a birdcage. Maybe, but
it's just not on people's radar. So and again here's the other thing too,
And this is let me approach us from a perspective of other or another
perspective in this case, for the attendees, Do you want a bunch of
kids at your convention anyway? Even if you know during the day it's just
meetups and get to knows you and all that, and then you know later
is when the real debauchery starts. Do you want kids there anyway, I
think most events were adults are expanding out to meet other adults. We shared
interest. Unless there's a real kid component to it, like you know,
mini furies or something, and I'm not familiar with you don't want to be
people don't want a bunch of kids around there. But hey, that's just
me, and I'm sure there's something that kids find a feeling about furries,
especially as you're younger. That the New York Rolling Stone seas as very useful
to catch my drift. All right, good morning our number three here on
your Tuesday. Good morning eight o seven. All right, I got a
few things to deal with here once. Let me just send me a picture
of the police car and carry it's a tesla. You know what, Actually,
I actually I think this is hilarious and I'm happy for it. I
know some people would point to in California they had a problem where people were
just out running them for long enough and they you know, they didn't have
enough of a charge on them. And then they actually had to change the
policy on how much they could use the cars before recharging them because some bad
guys figured out, well they're all chasing me with those and they've been on
shift for a while. How far do I have to get? And they
were able to literally get away from the police because they were just willing to
drive far enough. Yeah, so now these cars are only half as useful
because they have to maintain a higher level of charge in case somebody decides to
do that again. So yeah, a lot. I mean, this Baldis
did this. But here's why it's a good thing, and not just because
I don't know criminals could use it against them, because the reason that the
town of care Let's be honest, the reason the town of Carrey has a
fleet of Tesla's and I don't know how what percentage of their squads or Tesla's,
but the reason they have that is because moonbats forced that issue, right,
because that's that's the virtue signal. And it didn't just happen overnight.
Tesla's are not easy that easy to acquire, especially a fleet of them,
so likely this was a decision made quite some time ago. You see where
I'm going with this. Back in the day when this level of virtue signal
was appropriate and widely accepted on the left, and so they started pushing things
like this, Except now every time one of those tesla's drives around patrolling,
and you're going to feel all good because you're green, even though you live
in a thirty five hundred square foot home and a you know, adjacent to
a large golf course that might be in the middle of carry. You also
have to remember that they gave money to Elon Musk and that just makes me
happy. So ah, you wanted to do this thing without you know,
making any changes in your own life. So enough, you got together,
you convinced the taxpayers to do it. Well, they're representatives anyway, and
they had to order all this stuff. And now that one of the people
you hate the most on the planet got paid for it, I'm okay with
this. So but thanks for sending the photo, sir. Appreciate that.
All Right, a couple things ended up on the radar. By the way,
are you here is a pay attention alert? Okay, we'll just call
it that. That sounds dumb if you're not paying attention to what's going on
in Spain. Holy crap, Holy crap, Roger. You're the first person
I asked about this, because I asked a couple of other people who actually
knew what was up. So I hate to think that it's just folks who
kind of have to chew the news cycle for a living are the only ones
seeing this, because oh my gosh. All right, so if you don't
know what happened, they had an election in Spain over the weekend, and
their version of the right left right, well, the left have been has
been in charge for a while, and in Spain they have they have a
lot of issues. Inflation is obviously one of them, but there's also some
issues with various regions of Spain. Remember the area the area up in the
I guess you'd call the east and northeast part of the country they were talking
about literally like leaving Spain and becoming their own thing. This has been going
on for quite a few years, so there's a lot of back and forth
in a lot of politics there, and I don't pretend to understand all of
it, but just on the right left spectrum, with some of the spending
numbers and the austerity measures and all those traditional debates, the left have been
in charge, you know, promising everything under the sun, and it hasn't
been going well. So what happened over the weekend. The Republic or I
guess the other Republicans, but the right dominated the elections, I mean absolutely
destroyed the current people in power. And because things work a little different there,
what you gotta do is you got to get them. You know,
the power flows up, but it flows up in elected bodies and then you
get into the parliament's side of things, which obviously is different than our representative
form of government. So it requires enough people, maybe even in different little
parties but sharing similar interest in many cases, to band together to figure out
who's going to be elevated to the top leadership positions. Okay, So with
all that in mind, knowing that the end is nigh, what do you
think Pedro Sanchez, who's the guy in charge now, is a moonben,
what do you think they chose to do? Well? If you said,
immediately dissolve the parliament and order new elections in July, you would be correct.
And they got to do this thing at a at a rapid pace before
the right wing parties can get seated in the regional seats start doing stuff,
and then obviously the power would then well up because you know, that's that's
how their system of government works. So before they can start purging those guys
that are currently in charge. They went ahead and just decide, yeah,
we don't need a parliament, and by the way, let's just redo the
elections in July shall Well and the other kind of different elections. It's weird,
but it's it's they're twofold. Really, we tend to, you know,
jumble everything together, but they have different meanings, but one really begets
the other. I just decide, nah, we're gonna They're gonna do it
six months earlier or something. And they're doing that for the express reason that
if there's any semblance of right wing power at the local levels, it will
impact at the national level. So yeah, anytime people want to talk about,
ah, how dare you question why something is the way it is or
how they were able to review two hundred and thirty thousand signatures in five seconds.
Say, in Arizona you have questions, you're not a fan of democracy
and you're an election denier. Meanwhile, over in Spain, which is you
know, seen as one of the good EU members and a moonbat stronghold,
the people said enough of this crap. They voted how they voted, and
they just said, we'll screw you. We're doing things different. You know
who else suspended parliament basically every dictator ever you've seen it in modern day obviously
within Venezuela, where they remember they had a guy kind of rise out there
and they're like, yeah, we don't need this anymore. Pretty common Chili
did it back in the day. A certain German guy, I believe,
also basically removed all the other lovers of power, just saying it doesn't generally
end well. And frankly I don't Again, I don't understand the politics enough
to know what they're gonna be able to do about it. But how in
your face is that? All right? Check this out? So this happened
right at the end of the right going into the weekend. A jury in
Manhattan has a worded in one an eleven point two five million dollars in compensation
after she brought a discrimination lawsuit against her employer, former employer Equinox Jim saying
she was unjustly fired for racism and sexism. So here's what happened. She
worked there for about ten months. By the way, a little background on
the woman. Robin Europe is her name. She is a bodybuilder and a
graduate of Oberlin College, which is like one of the most leftist schools in
the country. They're the ones who destroyed that local bakery and ended up with
a big judgment against him. You followed that story. So she went to
work here at Equinox and in her ten months was late forty seven times,
and as you can imagine, that led to her not being employed there anymore.
And she said that it was her lateness was merely a pretext for discrimination.
She experienced a coded biased while she worked there, and cited several examples,
well, one criticizing her for being late. She then said that her
white counterparts weren't criticized, but there was testimony saying that that's not true.
It's one or two times. Generally you won't get criticized, but forty seven
times you would argue that they were being very accommodating. At forty seven times
in ten months, she said, let's see what was one of the examples
here. Oh, she said that one of her male colleagues, a middle
aged white male, was having a conversation with her and referred to one of
their co workers, who was a person of color is quote lazy. So
let me get this straight. So this dude, your co worker is having
a conversation with you. I don't know what else it was about, if
it was just gossip or whatever. They're talking about some other co workers and
he wanted to say something racist, so he chose to tell the very openly
activist black female co worker who went to Oberlin. That's who he decided to
impart his racist take too. Or do you just think that maybe he looked
at the other person and went, that person's lazy and really didn't take you
know, immutable characteristics into account. Was just having an opinion. But whatever,
man, it's the first line of the story. Should tell you everything
you need to know a jury in Manhattan, and once you hear that,
But eleven million dollars? Do they really think this woman was gonna was gonna
win eleven or make eleven million if she worked there? I guess till retirement.
I mean it's New York, so maybe I don't know. I don't
know what it costs to go to this gym. Now ten million of it
is punitive, so to be fair, it was one point two five is
what they figured. She was out, and then the ten million was just
an f you to the gym. Ironically, the very same courthouse where just
a few weeks prior, Eejene Carroll's defamation suit against Donald J. Trump proved
partially successful. It's almost as if we've created in several areas arguably kind of
the opposite of what people bemoaned about, you know, the Civil rights era,
right where black defendants accused of crimes would show up and it would be
an all white jury in in many Southern states, and how that was patently
unfair. So my question is, at what point do we recognize that,
how do you expect, depending on how where you are or who you are,
rather that the jury won't be stacked against you or stacked for you.
And in this case, because she's coming in saying that, you know,
there's an inherent bias, and all these things were horrible, and she was
being singled out, and she shouldn't be expected to be on time all the
time, because if you read some of the white privilege training, time is
one of the ways in which white privilege is exerted upon people of color.
I'm not making that up. The expectation that everyone's on time, regardless of
race is in fact a racist take. According to these folks, you run
around and give these seminars you know corporations you go to you take that to
a New York jury, considering the political makeup there, they're going to be
all about that. They're going to feel obligated in many cases if you do
have some guilty you know, white liberal woman on there. Do you think
that she's approaching a straight down the center. I mean, I understand that
I'm speculating here, but then I watch videos of people kissing you know,
people's boots in the streets as an act of contrition, and that feels like
in the same way that you use the you know, you blacked out your
logo and use the BLM tag and all that in your Twitter account. Well,
here's one of the ways that you can be a good ally. You
can award this individual eleven point two five million dollars whether you think it happened
or not. Frankly, I don't know why more lawsuits wouldn't be brought.
I could use eleven million bucks. So anyway, and you know, obviously
it looks like there's going to be a well they've already filed a motion to
reconsider the decision. But I think until you get up the food chain,
holy crap. But keep in mind this is where we are. Chuck Schumer
referred to the Supreme Court's unanimous decision as right wing bias. The other day
it was unanimous, so all that, all of them. I can't remember
what it was, but just laughable. Eight twenty one. Here on the
case O Day Radio program phone number eight eight eight nine three four seven eighty
seven four back in a few thank you. Casey is on ninety four five
WPTI in the Triad and one oh six one FM talk in the Triangle.
Alrighty twenty six and grab a quick phone call here, Janet, good morning.
What's up, hey, Casey? You were wondering when we were going
to recognize that we've gone too far in the other direction as far as racisms
and systemcerns. I've been wondering that for the last twenty years, and of
finally this comes to the conclusion that we're not men. It's just not gonna
happen because it's okay to be racist against white people. That's not a problem.
Racism isn't wrong. That's which directing you point it's right or wrong?
Well, technically they claim that there is people of color can't be racist,
so right, okay, Yeah, I've heard a lot of meet in my
life, and that's not money. Well, hey, you know, I
don't know if that's just against white people or even against other uh like like
it could a black person be against an Asia? I don't know. I
guess it depends who you ask on this when they just give an answer off
top of the right. So yeah, okay, I'll keep it in mind.
Thank you, Janet. Do you appreciate it? Yeah, that's always
It's always baffled me. We'll check this out. So is it how do
you pronounce it? It's not Is it Lulu Lemon or lu lemon or those
are two different things? Right? Is Lulu Lemon? All right? Two
women were fired by Lulu Lemon in Atlanta after um thieves ransacked the store for
what like the fifth time it keeps happening, Only this time the women did
some different No one of them to not kill, concealed carry and kill one
of the bad people. Are you ready? They called the police. Apparently
Lululemon has a policy where if somebody comes in and loots your store, you
are too basically tally eppa was lost and then scan it into a QR code,
but not call the police and not really do anything, just stand there.
And instead of just standing there, the women said that we've been told
not to even put We've been told not to even put in any notes.
Right, just crazy. But they said they had enough, so they called
the police after they got a glimpse of a partial license plate. And now
they're fired. What possible. I understand. I can understand saying hey,
don't you know wrestle the robber. Fine, whatever, but now you can't
call the police or get a license. The whole world band going insane.
This is one O six one FM Talk in the Triangle and News Talk ninety
four five WUPTI in the triad. M. I see one of these maps
where somebody's like, this is the top thing in each state, and it
could be like the top food or the top when the porn hubs put something
else, like the top fetish or whatever. Right, you see every here's
the deal. Every time I see one of these, I just assume it's
a troll job, right, just to get people riled up, going that's
the dumbest thing I've ever read. I don't know I've ever seen one where
I'm like, no, that all makes a lot of sense. It's your
favorite snack food, and then stuff like it's not even regionally appropriate. So
so here's a map. Now they claim that they pulled people in all fifty
states to you know, make sure that this was as scientifically accurate as possible,
and it was. What is the top brand by state? What are
the people of that state most identify as a brand that they support or that
they're proud of. And I will tell you this. I'm sitting, I'm
looking at Wyoming and Taco John's. Is that I believe that. I think
that's one hundred percent true, mostly for lack of competition. Right, the
only two big big companies come out of Wyoming or Taco John's, which we
don't even have here. You gotta go. Tennessee is the closest one,
but they're amazing. You should eat there. And J. C. Penny
was actually came out of Camerer, Wyoming. I mentioned that last week.
So that's it. How an Omaha steaks in Nebraska? That makes sense one
hundred percent. Before I get to the south, here, Rossia from New
York, what do you think New York's top brand is? Top brand?
You pulled New Yorkers? Ask New Yorkers what is the top beloved brand in
New York that you identify as a New York brand. Uh, poverty,
Calvin Klein, Really is that? Is that? Okay? I would not
have guessed that at all. By the way, let's just go let's go
here. Uh, what do you think Massachusetts is? Right? What would
you identify as a brand from Massachusetts that they would be proud of? You'd
already used poverty, so you can't use that joke. I guess the Red
Sox is a brand. Well, it kind of. It's a there's some
some um association. It's a second place trophy ink, so a big fan
of that runner up trophy Mega Corporation. All right, um, so let's
let's get to the meat of this before I go North Carolina. What do
you think South Carolinas is potholes? Right? Probably? Maybe? I don't
know. No, this is how you know this is complete nutterbs according to
this. Yeah, let's let me get the percentage here by getting forty one
percent of the brand vote in the options given. The favorite brand of South
Carolina is Duke's Mayonnaise. That's weird because you know bron Carolina, So we
didn't They didn't even like I don't know if somebody just conflated it or what.
All right, So what do you think North Carolina's most beloved brand is
I assumed before I looked at I assumed it would be bow Jangles probably,
But no, the most beloved brand is Cheerwine. And I guess you know
you can make the argument they're fine, but Dukes Mayo for South Carolina.
I don't know about all that. Wisconsin's play school for some reasons. I'm
just looking at some of the weirder ones here. California's Intel, shut up.
Don't get me wrong. Intel is obviously a big corporation. Where's the
last time you thought about Intel? I would have assumed it had been Apple
or something. Man. Anyway, It's just it's a troll job if I've
ever seen one, even though they got a couple, right, all right?
Eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four. Let me get
two spy whale and I remember a few years ago there actually was a story
about this spy whale, a Russian spywhale, after it had submerged, and
and some fishermen got a photo of this beluga whale that's the white one with
a giant harness wrapped around it that looked to be cameras and or some sort
of sensory equipment that was being utilized, according to the stories, likely by
the Russian Navy, who had a program of training certain seacritters to essentially do
their spy and work for them. It's like their version of the Incredible Mister
Limpet and the spy whale has re emerged, appearing now off Sweden's coast,
and ever since twenty nineteen when they initially saw this, apparently they've been tracking
this wall. I guess. I don't know how they found it again and
put a track run it didn't tell anybody, but they got it. They
keep an eye on it, and apparently they say that they're not alone.
The whale, believed to be thirteen or fourteen years old, has likely been
gathering data what that is. I'm not one hundred percent sure since at least
twenty sixteen, I guess from an age damnpoint. And at this point,
why don't you just take the harness off? That's what I don't understand.
So if you got the thing, just undo its belt, let it go
do whale stuff. Yes, So they just put a number another one on
there or or get your own marine creatures. Didn't Ukraine have the dolphin knives,
the knives with dolls or the dolphins with knives? Wasn't that a thing
pre Russia? Ukraine? Bear Ukraine? Why aren't you getting your dolphins with
knives out? I mean, I mean, no ill will to beluga whale.
He doesn't know what he's doing. But if you're gonna have a battle
on all fronts and if you don't have them, I'm sure that you know,
Lindsey Graham will be sure to give you. You could probably give you
a ten million dollars for each one. So let him know what you need,
open checkbook. I saw him over there. Apparently they issued in a
rest horn for for him. So Lindsey Graham and the state media and Russia
said they want him assassinated. And he's like, okay, warms my heart.
I believe it's what he said. Oh let's see here. Is that
notloading? Okay? This was the strangest story, this one I wanted to
tell you since I just mentioned knives. So some dude, and we don't
even completely know why. We do know he's a former chef from a really
high end hotel in in the UK over the weekend apparently broke into doctor Strange's
house Benedict Cumberbatch, armed with a knife and intent on killing Benedict and his
wife. Yeah so check this out. According to The Daily Mail, thirty
five year old Jack Bissell, who had been a high profile chef, kicked
his way through the front gate of doctor Strange's multimillion dollar property, screaming I
know you've moved here. I hope it burns down and Cumberbatch, his wife
and their three role We're in the house at the time and they could hear
him screaming outside. He also started destroying various things outside, throwing planters against
the garden wall, ripping the intercom off the building. However, was not
able to gain entry to the home itself, just the property, and eventually
fled before police arrived. And at no point did they explain why this dude
is so poed at Benedict cumber Badge. So just that it's not the first
time apparently he's made threats. According to some of the guy's former co workers,
he had a real beat who is a beef with Benedict cumber Badge.
This is what I don't understand, So I guess at this point we're operating
under dude's crazy all right, eight forty four race stag. He's sane and
informative, and he's here with your weather so formative. Yes, the low
still sitting off the coast, rough conditions. It's still moderate risk if it's
your beach week and you're traveling through town heading eastbound. But things should slowly
start getting better, believe it or not. Right now, some sunshine out
and here the outer banks, and more clouds as you come inland, and
we may get some spotty showers here and there. Than of days and lotimated
seventies should do it. And then later in the week casey, I think
we get back to maybe some hit and miss stuff during the afternoon hours and
probably see some warmer temperatures more typical of by then which will be early June,
but don't see any widespread rainfall. But finally, I think this low
is going to slowly try to pull away and get us out of these clouds
and these cooler temperatures that we'll have probably today and again tomorrow. Okay,
all right, well we'll chat tomorrow, sir, So okay, go on,
yep, we'll come back chat with Jeff Bellinger, and I gotta admit
I laughed for quite a while after the office slash the Santists meme and I'm
one hundred People were saying, I'm one hundred percent here for memes. If
they're good, that's fine because there's so much nastiness that's probably going to be
part of this primary. So meme away and we'll let you know what that
is coming up. Casey O Day Radio program Smart Talk all Day nine four
five w PTI in the Triad and one oh six one FM Talk in the
Triangle. Right, good morning, it is fifty one. You're bloomberg up
thing now, Jeff Bellinger. What's happening? Oh, good morning, Casey.
President Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy still have work to do after reaching
that compromise on the debt ceiling over the weekend. There is some opposition among
Democrats and Republicans, and the two leaders will be working to ensure the Congress
passes the measure before the default deadline. Optimism about a debt ceiling deal sun
Stock's higher ahead of the holiday weekend. Major averages posted gains on Friday.
Today could be the day, and Vidia's market value tops one trillion dollars.
That would make the company the world's most valuable chip maker and one of just
five American firms to achieve the milestone. The others already there are Apple,
Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft and Video shares or higher pre market. The
company CEO unveiled an AI supercomputer platform over the weekend. Looks like Nvidia shares
will lead a NASDAC rally. The NASDAC futures are up one hundred ninety points
at the moment. D s and P futures are up twenty three Now futures
are up just four points. Economists think it is likely the consumer confidence eased
over the last month. The conference boards may reading comes out at ten o'clock
this morning. Carnival says its cruise ship, the Carnival Sunshine, was late
and leaving Port and Charleston, South Carolina, over the weekend, but it
is sailing now. The liner's return from its previous voyage to the Bahamas was
delayed by bad weather and rough seas that frightened some passengers. Took to social
media. In casey the highest court in Michigan as delta blow to telemarketers.
Likely it's something being cheered by consumers nationwide. The court ruled that mobile phones
are subject to the same protection from spam calls as residential lines. Customers who
use their cell phones for traditionally residential purposes, such as staying in touch with
relatives, can sue the spammers who placed calls to their cells. Casey,
you see, speaking of cruise ships. So would you see any of the
video? I mean that was no. I read. I read about it
sounds really harrowing, but I didn't see the videos. Yeah, and then
they had the kid who jumped off one of the cruise ships on a dare
in the Bahamas when they were coming into port and they they haven't found them,
so oh so yeah, now crazy cruise news over the weekend. All
right, Jeff, thank you so much. Appreciate it. All right,
have a good day. Yeah. By the way, have you seen that
video of the kid? So his buddies are filming and they're obviously on a
lower deck and he jumps and he's in the water and you see him swimming
around, but they're quite a ways from land, and his buddies are mocking
him. Huh, you gotta swim, loser, blah blah blah. And
it was a dare. They dared he was eighteen, They dared him to
jump in. He did, and they can't find him. So and now
the last thing you have of him is his buddies calling him a loser and
telling him to swim and swearing at him. So that'll haunt them forever.
But he won the dare, so right, So technically, have you seen
different real quick? Oh well, yeah, yeah, let's try to rapid
fire this couple of things. The memes. I'm did you guys see the
meme over the weekends, just to snippet from the office where in the Michael
wears he buys a woman's suit. Right, so it's cut for you know,
you can tell there's no pockets on the pants. All that except following
de santis is thing. Somebody put one together with Ron de Santis' face on
there, claiming that he wears women's suit. And again people are gonna fight,
you know, back and forth on the camps. But it's really funny.
Are you wearing lady clothes? What are you wearing? Lady clothes?
Look like lady pants? Now this is a power suit that there's a woman's
suit. I do not buy women's clothes and make that mistaken. Okay,
this is better, this is too good. Look damn if you please tell
Darryl that this is not a woman's suit. Oh my god, that's a
woman's suit. You're wearing a woman's suit. No I do, I even
I wear men's suits. Okay. I got this out of a bin.
They were this huge bins of clothes and everybody was rightfully through them like crazy,
and I grabbed one and it fit. So I don't think that this
is totally just a woman's suit. At the very least it's bisexual. Who
makes it? Um? This scarious? It's European. Okay, it's the
European cut pants. Don't have any pockets? No, they don't see it's
high and stone wear pockets. Hey, maybe you want to come over and
read my closet. No, I don't want to do that because I'm place
your size anyway, who would like Hillary Clinton? Um, let's just do
this in fifteen second. I gotta say, some emails negotiations are all about
controlling things, about being in the driver's seat, and make one time,
of sake, you're dead. I made one time a mistake. I wore
woman's close. It was a great scene if you're into the office, but
M but getting the face over it and the voice and I don't know,
probably just ask Chad Gpt to do it. You don't have to have editing
skills anymore. So I look forward to that level of creativity is we move
forward. But but I don't know that. I always asked chat GPT,
have you seen these various instances where it just the AI lies I just had?
Yeah, I tweeted out a while ago. So Jordan Peterson posted on
Twitter how he was having a debate with chat GPT and it was on some
sort of legal case and chat GPT just straight up light and started making up
made it backs and Jordan Peterson calls it out on it like you just made
it up. It's not true, and chat GPT is like, yeah,
you got me, it's true. I've seen several iterations of that where the
moment you call it, it's like, yep, that's right. But apparently
nobody told a lawyer who was in a world of heard up in New York
who was putting together a personal injury case and he needed citations, right,
so he needed various previous rulings that have precedent perhaps or at least similar circumstances
as to put as citations as part of his legal research. So rather than
just pulling them and knowing them and all of that, he just asked chat
GPT to do it. So what did it do? It created an entire
set of fake court cases that never existed as citations. But you know,
sometimes the opposing counselor the judge reads those and they did. They're like,
I don't know any of these cases, and they looked them up and they
just realized they're all fake. And I was like, yeah, I know,
I made it up. It's like going like drinking out with your buddies
back in the day before Google, right magice being out with your your bs
and drunk buddy. But your bs and drunk buddy is like a super genius
like Will Hunting and has all the resources of the Internet behind it. I
told you, man, it used to be. That used to be the
craziest thing. Drunk people calling the radio station. Remember I'm in high school
at the time, early evening I'm working, they call the radio station Settle
a bat bro, and I'm like, why are you calling me? By
the way, you want to cut me in for half I could settle the
bad. It wasn't that industrious, not a dad age. But now I'm
all better. All right, we got a roll. See you tomorrow.