Well, August ninth is the day Elvis passed. I think, wasn't it
was that today? August ninth, nineteen seventy seven seems to me that's six
in my craw Well, I figure out this is Elvis week anyway, because
tributes to him. January's birthday was January eighth, so I'm not mistaken.
August sixteenth was the day he died. Sixteenth, Okay, all right,
so we'll put that at a perspective as we are closer to it. Speaking
of things that are in perspective, Doug Stephen with Jay Kirshner, who voted
in Ohio yesterday. I watched this a little bit or followed it a little
bit last night, and I think the appropriate vote took place. So they
they you in Ohio, those of you who are there, including Jay Kirshner,
voted against Issue one. Last time I checked, it was about fifty.
Well, I'm gonna guess, and maybe you shouldn't tell people. And
I don't ever want to cow you into anything. I'm assuming, but I
shouldn't assume, because when you assume something, that makes an ass out of
you and me. I don't want to do that. I would if I
had been in Ohio, I would have voted the way the majority of people
voted to reach Ohio turned it down. Yes, uh huh. So what
does that mean for a number of things, including the pro and the con
the abortion rights supporters. There are a lot of things. You will explain
this a little bit to me about how it would have eliminated the votes.
Yeah, even the subliminal messaging, as far as front yard signs, where
it was as as so many elections are and they should not be. It
becomes right first left, it becomes Republican first Democrats, and the front yard
signs anything those saying vote yes, we're in red, the majority were in
red stating that that's the Republican vote. Any of that, we're saying no,
we're in blue, stating that that's the Democratic vote. There were some
that had the colors of red, white, and blue, and they were
very neutral. And my thing was just let people know that there's election or
there is going to be a vote, what it's about, and where they
can find more information because there was a lot involved in Issue one, but
it just became this whole pro or anti abortion situation. So Issue one was
the only thing on the ballot, and it was going to raise the simple
majority threshold of passing any any changes to the state constitution, which currently stands
at fifty percent plus one that's been there since nineteen twelve. That's what's going
to stay. Well, it would have changed was changing it to a sixty
percent forty percent vote. So it also was going to change how petitions were
happening, so rather than needing a certain percentage, you needed a certain percentage
per county. So it's one of those things of if you're going to change
the state constitution, you better make sure the majority a majority of people want
to do it, however, and that enough people are represented. However,
that gives forty percent of people more way more power of stopping anything. And
then that would that would if that went in, so that would change the
potentially what the abortion rights vote coming up would be, but it would also
change it also goes for anything else that will be coming up down the road.
However, this is all solely and as a lot of the politicians are
even saying, this is one hundred percent about abortion rights, This is one
hundred percent about the abortion stuff. So it possibly changed a lot of people's
minds and how they voted depending on if they liked this, but they felt
a different way about abortion, and it just all kind of got convoluted.
But everybody said, hey, you know what, let's keep this a status
quo. And I think it was. I can't, I can't. I
can't recall what the actual percentages were, but it was nearly a landslide yes
where it's claus like two thirds yes and one third no. So there,
and the way it was handled, you know, the Seneca County routes that
I have in Tiffin, going to school in Heidelberg for four years. Interesting
to see how then I used to own the radio station there that I started
on back in the dinosaur age. The way if I was close to what
those people they are thinking, and they're pretty right of center, pretty Republican
in that community, but in generally the state Ohio is often a key state,
like Pennsylvania is a key state. Uh you know the yeah, easily
right, exactly. Yeah. So anyway, uh there the status quoi.
I guess that's probably the best way to summarize what happened. And there was
a good turn out. That's good. What I understood to be the case
was because there's eighty eight counties in Ohio. One of the small counties could
change if this had been approved, would change everything, right, isn't that
they could? Well? Yeah, I mean it really gives a lot of
power to people against something or people wanting to stop something, in the sense
if you only need forty percent rather than the fifty percent minus one. So
it's it's definitely when you look into it and do your own research, you
can see pros and cons for voting either which way. Yeah. The problem
is nobody does their own research. Too many people just do what they're told
or do what signs they see in people's friends that say, yeah, let's
say what the political side should do, should say. And here's the other
thing about Ohio. You don't necessarily register with a political party to vote.
It's whenever there are those elections where you get either a Democrat ballot or Republican
ballot ballot, and then that's pretty much what you and as which one you
ask for, that's what you end up as until the next time one of
those elections are and you ask for a different ballot. Yeah, I don't
like that. Yeah. And then if you are in an unattached voter,
you don't vote in those elections. Do you have to prove your you when
you go to vote, you have to have ID as their voter ID required.
Yes, you have to hand over your voter ID, and then you
have to still sit your name and address and just see. I think that's
the way it should be. Everybody should have to prove. In my world,
if I were king of the world or in charge of America, I
would want people to vote on the day of the election and no early voting,
no mail in, none of that stuff, because there's too much fraud
that could be attached to that. And then I would want them to be
able to prove who they are. And then in order to make sure that
that was something that was doable, you make sure that everybody can get a
driver's license or some kind of ID. Yeah, legitimately stuff. You don't
need a driver's license to have access to a state. I t But also,
I would hate the thought of and I know you don't think that would
hate, but I would hate the thought of knowing that somebody could go and
vote under my name without showing any proof, and then if I show up
and somebody used my name, and I'd be like, wait, I can't
cast my own vote. What's going on? Right? Yeah, it's just
that's crazy. It was not realistic, frankly, but some people try to
convince folks that that is the best way to go. So what part did
radio play? The radio talk shows in Cleveland and Toledo and down in Cincinnati
and Dayton and Columbus. How much there had to have been a whole lot
of local conversation about this. And because most of the talk radio stuff is
right of center, I'm speculating here now, wondering if I can get some
more information because if most of the radio most of the talk is right of
center, and they were for this, then they didn't either have much in
Yeah, that would be interesting to find out. Yeah, and if people
and I know, it's it's equal opportunity if you invite anybody on, and
you would have to have both sides stating their ideas if you and why would
you have to do that? Isn't that the law that was on the Tennessee
law, the plastition I worked for if there were if there was a politician
on for one side, you had to have equal opportunity. That used to
be the other side. Yeah, that used to be the case before when
when that was changed, that was the thing that opened up the possibility before
Limbaugh, and then that opened up the possibility for what we have today,
which is pretty much one side talking only three or four years ago. So
I guess maybe it's by state. It's not actually FCC reculate it would.
I wouldn't have thought that, but because LIMBA wouldn't be able to exist in
Ohio or anybody who's doing a one side of talk program. If that was
the rule, you'd have to counter it with equal opportunity. That's really what
they called it. Not equal opportunity was there on new shows too, and
even if the if the show itself is leading a certain way, they still
let that be known and they combat it, but they still give the person
to the rebuttals. Yeah, that's not the rule in most places. And
I don't remember it being when I was in Ohio. When I was when
I had my two year stint down at Cincinnati c k Y, I didn't
have to do it. Whenever I was in Cleveland, I didn't have to
do it. So I don't know. That's an interesting thing to figure out,
though, both sides of that conversation. In fact, so Ohio votes
against Issue number one. It was a one to seven hundred thousand or so
people. How many are registered to vote in Ohio? How many people could
have voted had they got their act together? Oh, that's a good question.
I don't have to ask the Google bout for that one anyway. So
I just I think it was a fairly good turnout. The problem with these
special election as it's the same thing that you encounter with primaries. People don't
think, because they aren't well educated, is how the system works anymore.
Because the government has changed what is required in terms of civics, schools,
some systems, some districts have gone back to teaching civics, which is basically
how the government works and what you should know about how it works. But
most people are quite ignorant about the system. It maybe that we talk about
it here in these circumstances and you try to get people interested or excited or
involved, because you see, in this case, it was important for the
future of Ohio in many ways to get this right. And then you could
say, well, what's right. That's up to you to decide what's right.
And I don't mean that right or left, and I don't mean,
it has applicability to abortion rights. It just is you want to have something
be the outcome, then you take part in the outcome by going to vote
and even knowing about it. That was one of the things that for a
while I knew about it because I saw a lot of the petitioners who were
even just trying to get this on the ballot, and then the front yard
science. I didn't really see much information about it anywhere else. And again,
people do not do their own research. To answer your previous question of
how many registered voters in Ohio a little over eight million? How many a
little over eight million? Wow, so less than ten percent shirt of duvot.
That's how good Steph Curried. You know who he is, j J
Yes, Okay, very very good basketball player. Apparently he's a pretty good
singer as well. He plays for the Golden State Warriors. Stephen Curry ste
p h e n He there are some people think he's the best three point
shooter in the NBA quite possibly is yeah, right, he is very good.
He's a two time MVP, four time champion. But apparently he likes
to sing and he appeared on stage at the Chase Center during a concert by
a group called Paramore. I don't know who they are, Yes, yeah,
yeah, yeah, they're they're they're fun band. And he and the
lead singer, Hayley Williams, have had a friendship for a long time,
and so he came out during Missouri business and kind of like sang chanted the
Bridge before. They both came in together for the chorus and conf anyone out
and are they dating? Oh no, No, he's happily married with children.
Oh okay, and I don't I'm not sure her relationship status is.
Actually no, they're just good friend. They're great. Friend's good. That's
good. Yeah, so's singing. Apparently he isn't bad. But if you
look at the clip, his stage president as well. He's used to being
on the floor, so he knows what it's like to be in front of
a lot of people. Probably that's one of the reasons that he was comfortable.
But a lot of people in the audience were shocked, but he went
at it and big crowd there. They all yeah, loved there. I
mean four times champion, Yeah, right exactly. So anyway, all right,
so there's that story for you. Let's go to Florida for the winner
of the Mega millions jackpot. Somebody in Florida jay one point five eight billion
dollars. Well, they didn't really get that much. I think they end
up with like seven hundred and eighty three million. If they take the cash,
if they take it over, if they opt for an annuity over thirty
years, they would be better off in terms of the total amount of cash
that they get. But most people want the cash. I don't know what
is it more security if you have seven hundred and eighty three million in the
bank as opposed to having thirty seven million a year. One of those things
where you don't know what the guarantee is good at the lottery run out just
all of those questions. But who know. And even if you didn't win
the big jackpot, still check your tickets and check them the numbers, because
I'm checking mine thing right now. Mine was so far off. The winning
number was thirteen, nineteen, twenty, thirty, two, thirty three,
and then the yellow ball was fourteen. So let's see, I had forty
six, fifty six, fifty eight, sixty, sixty three and five.
Yeah, I'm not gonna work all right. Well, anyway, that's the
luck of the Irish ship. You will so congratulations to this person. Four
months it's been since there was a winner. That's why the number get up
so high. Neptune Beach, Florida. A public's grocery store, so the
winning again. I remember somebody in a public somebody a couple of years ago.
I bought a ticket in a public store in Florida and won the jackpot
as well, and remember exactly when it was. But I do remember.
I think you have buying tickets in a public store because you can't really most
grocery stores you can't buy lottery tickets in. Usually it's a convenience store or
gas stations or something like that. But and Florida public stores sell them.
So there you go Mega millions, which is obviously subject to taxes. The
states tax the lottery winnings as taxes, taxes, taxes, and more taxes.
But you still are pretty well off Mega millions in forty five states.
So I wonder why is it that the other states? And I think I
asked this question a lot because it seems kind of weird. Why wouldn't you
have it in all states? If I were living in a state and it
wasn't legal to play Mega Millions or powerball. I'd wonder why, and I'd
want to make a big stink about it, because that's just my nature.
I want to make a big stink about a lot of stuff. Well,
gambling in any form is against the law in Hawaii. Yes, I don't
know. I don't know anything any other states. It is the other five
states that are like, no, we don't do this, but I just
I do that for Hawaii. But you know, they didn't do it because
of the lottery. What they did because they didn't want pardon this for the
Las Vegas folks. They didn't want Hawaii to end up like Las Vegas.
They didn't want it to have an element because they think that there's an element
some they I don't know who they are, but there are some folks who
think that there is an element that goes with gambling, and I guess there
is. There's a lot of crime associated with it in some circumstances, there's
a lot, there's a lot of fun, but there's addiction. Yeah,
there's all kinds of we and Utah, this is like, this is a
guestimation, but I would Mormons would be religious, yeah right, yeah,
yeah right, all right, So anyway, we've managed to get through that.
Let's do some other Florida material here. As long as we're in Florida
congratulating this person in Neptune Beach, here's something for Florida's students. Apparently there's
now going to be a requirement that you have to get your parents' legal consent
before you use a nickname in school. This is really strange. I suppose
this has to do with LGBTQ stuff, and how it does it. It's
like any nickname, any nickname needs parent. Nickname is Doug, So do
I have to get my parents? Are us? Name is Jay? Yeah?
Right, Jessica and Dudley? Yeah, Let's see who do we apply?
Where do we go call Ron de Santis and find out who has to
give his permission to use that? Well, we're older. Now this applies
to youngsters who are in and this again red and blue, red and blue,
red and blue, So you have to They've developed a form to get
parental consent to use any deviation or nickname from your legal which might go against
his his his anti LGBTQ right A plus community. How do you win when
you're that negative? How is it? I suppose you can apply that to
what happened in Ohio, Yes, or any vote, it becomes so political.
How does. I've never been a descant As fan. Don't like pretty
much his whole stick, but I have on occasion defended him because I think
the news media piles on, because the news media is certainly more to the
left in general than to the right. But I think that he makes his
own bed here with a lot of this stuff because I don't think the guy
has just my gut, you know, I have a pretty good sixth sense,
and my gut tells me that guy doesn't really have any principles at all.
He's just going with the flow. He wants to get elected, so
he says what people think he ought to say. I don't think that he
believes any of this stuff or much of it. Trump Yeah, and Trump
isn't even like this, could care less about this stuff. Yeah, yeah,
he doesn't have anything to say for their So even if a transgender student
gut permission from their parents who use a different name, teachers would still not
be obligated to use that student's preference or the pronouns that go with it.
I've noticed more he him, what is it? He him? They?
They? Yeah, Okay, well, and with the whole thing of nicknames
as it currently stands, pretty much across the board, there are students who
are known by a nickname, or they go by their middle name. They
use the middle name instead of their first name. But whenever it comes to
award recognition or anything like that, they put down their legal name. They
will use the first the legal first name and last name, even if the
student goes by their middle name. And that's just something that they've always done.
Well, I'm not sure how this all all the pieces fit together,
but I know that in places like Broward County, which the second most populist
county. It's Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood down there, they aren't teaching alternatives to
abstinence, only abstinence. Why should it be teaching any of that at all.
That's that's in high school age children. Well, information about health head
should be included so that you know how your body works. But this is
but I think some kids, like teens, you know, they get a
little brandy. Those hormones are pumping, and they don't know that there are
other options than the actual deed of sex. While we're in Florida talking about
what's going on there, here's the story from Tampa. The mayor went fishing
s down in the Florida Keys. He caught he reeled in. Yeah,
big, a pretty big catch, right. She and her family were fishing.
Her name was Jane Caster. I don't know that much about Tampa politics.
If it's on the East coast, I kind of know what's going on.
Don't know much about the West coast. Anyway, she was out fishing.
They spotted a big package in the water, and it turned out it
contained seventy seven zero pounds of cocaine worth over a million bucks. So she
saved the location off of the Middle Keys and down a marathon that area down
there where we're heard it's pretty close to that set. It's a border point.
People come into America in the Keys all the time, very easy.
You don't nobody is is no real border control. There's some in Miami,
but not a lot. Florida's pretty easy, pretty porous, and you can
get That's why it's a great place for cocaine traffickering and drug trafficking and in
general. So there's a lot of pictures that have been posted on My God,
if I see this one more time, I'm going to rip it up
on X in parentheses formerly now is twitter? Right? It's like, how
hard is it to say? Fka? They why why tip out the whole
thing? Yeah? Anyway, so the she made political hay out of it,
talking about how she supported how great it was that the booning community it
was, and the patrollers who are down there. Anyway, this is a
very interesting reality that it's not necessarily because it's her, but anybody, Now
do you suppose that if somebody beside the mayor had reeled this in, that
they would have given it to the authorities? Or do you take it home
and you and you put it on the market. I got something special for
you. But how many people would actually know how to do something like that
to put it on the market. So I don't even know how to get
to the dark web? Does anybody else do you? No? I'm just
like this metaphorical thing that we hear or not metaphorical, but it's like this
this fake world we hear about the dark web that actually exists, no idea
how you would even get into it. What's more interesting about Jane Castor is
that she was the chief of police before she became the mayor. She lived
in Tampa all of her life has lived there, but she was the chief
for six years before she was elected mayor twenty nineteen. She's been elected twice,
so she must be pretty popular. I'm betting she's pretty long in order
as well. So good, it's interesting. Life is full of so many
interesting things. There's so much going on, so many it's just that we
get ourselves in our rut. Oftentimes we're gonna to talk about the you know,
many stations will spend all day talking about what happened in the election in
Ohio yesterday. For what good? What good comes of that? Okay,
so here's the story, this is what happened. What else is going on?
And there are so many things that are going on in the world that
are something you know, it's good. It's it's good to know that there
is something going on in the world beside this kind of stuff. For example,
this guy in Pennsylvania who is charged with aggravated assault after police alleged that
he intentionally crashed his card to a house. Yeah, ended up on the
second floor. What kind of ramp did he go up? It's good.
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than than puppies. How do you determine the age when you would consider a
dog old? Because different breeds My breed, for example, the English bulldog
supposedly eight to ten years. Well, Charlotte, last it turns you with
fifteen days, he's going to be eight this year. She's she's she was
a little lethargic. So I brought her to get a blood test and found
she still had remnants of lyme disease. So that was the reason they said
for her being a somewhat lethargic. But you know, there's all kinds of
things. But interpreting age, though, how do you do that? How
do you know the old rule seven years is not really accepted now. It
depends on the certain breeds, Just like anything else. For example, the
large breeds, the average lifespan, for example, of a Great Dane or
an Irish wolf found or Gottish deerhound is much less than a Chihuahua or a
Maltese or a mini poodle. So the size of the dog has a lot
to do with it. There's a breed called the skipper key, which is
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barges in the Dutch rivers or whatever you over there. Yeah, it kind
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lot has to do with what you do, how you feed them, how
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people don't give them the same amount of attention when they get older as they
did and they were younger. So all of that thing has to be taken
into consideration. Socialization play. For for example, people say to me,
I have an older dogs, or I no longer bring him twice he didn't
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it or not. The fact that you're bringing it to him is enough to
make him feel better. Yep. I think the more attention. I can't
imagine not paying. My dog I think is more lovable as she gets older.
Maybe that's because I think I'm more lovable as I get older. Maybe
that's a little transferringn't. I haven't noticed that more lovable part of you.
Thanks very much, very sweet. All right, here's this story. It's
a warning. Let this be a warning to you. A couple of grandparents
and a dog inside their RV dying. Apparently they were asleep the air conditioning
broke down. The Texas heat's been so it's really been extraordinarily warm. So
the children are warning the loss of their parents and the dog, and I
guess there's just something you know, you go to sleep, how do you
well? It happens so fast too. One of their neighbors in the mobile
home. One of the neighbors offer to host them, and they were like,
no, we should be fine. Because they had it broke, they
had somebody to come out to check it. Out, we're told how much
would be fixed. They didn't have the money, so they went and got
alone, got the loan and we're waiting to get it fixed. And just
one morning the neighbor noticed that they weren't out walking the dog and knew that
something was wrong because they always are. You know, there are alarms though,
there are temperature alarms available if you go online. I'm sure you can
google and find them where you can have But this was a case, so
what from from from what you're talking about, they knew that it was going
to be hot there at conditioner wasn't working, so it's kind of like a
bad decision on their part. And you know, and in a car,
I got arrested once. We're breaking into a car to save a dog.
And the bottom line is a car or even an RV within a couple of
minutes, even less than that, can really jump a tremendous amount in terms
of temperature. So you shouldn't. Just bottom line is have either an alarm
or just use do what I do. Never leave anything alive in a car
when you get out. Yeah, that's a good point. You wanted us
to celebrate happy doggest last week as we get into the month of August.
It's also known with pet people as doggest who started at you? Now?
I didn't start that dogest is. I think it was started by a group
in New York. But it's kind of like every dog every shot. The
dog, you know, they don't really have birthdays, so they give him
this this August date and the August is uh now, every every shot you
know, adoption days the way I go the day I adopted my dogs as
their birthday every single year. That's the way I approach it. That's care.
That's great. I think that's a great memory. That's a great way
to remember stuff. All right, Warren, Next time, I don't forget
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