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And yeah, there's a lot of love flying around here. Jake Kirshner is
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We're gonna show the love starting on Monday and continuing until who knows when.
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Las Vegas from a Good Day program. All right, you probably fly there.
Most people are gonna fly unless you live around the corner and up the
street. And speaking of flying, notice how I cleverly got into the story
Jay. If nothing else, I'm clever. The Virgin Galactic rocket powered space
plane reaching the edge of space, and this time as paying customers. This
in contrast and interesting on the same week that the sub goes down two and
a half miles and disappears in essence or loses its way, a group of
Italian researchers going to the edge of space just a few hours after taking off
from the desert in New Mexico, where they have their base. They wanted
to deliver Virgin Galactics mission trying to start commercial space flight. And that's what
they have done. Two members of the Italian Air Force and an engineer with
a National Research Council of Italy first paying customers. The trips termed Galactic O
one. So you know how you see, American one is New York to
Los Angeles, and American eleven was the you know, that's the call number
for the trip. American eleven was the was the plane that into the into
the New York towers. Anyway, so the researchers say they're going to conduct
a series of micro gravity experiments and of course certainly experience the wait listeners that
kind of stuff. Virgin Galactic, Richard Branson's brainchild, is going to have
us another second mission in August. They're going to fly the spacecraft called the
Unity up once a month. Hey, how much does it cost? Well,
the initial tickets cost about two hundred thousand. Oh well, let's guess
that. Yeah. Yeah, when you add the reservation, the reservations,
the deposit, it can get up to nearly half a million. Really ninety
minutes, it's an expensive ride. You're going twenty six hundred miles an hour,
and you will be up there in this capsule with three other people.
Incredible views all I can think it was with Shatner said when he went up
there, looked around and had all it really he I think it really changed
his life. You can tell by listening to his tone what it did.
So anyway, spacecraft began to glide back to Earth to land. There's a
backlog of eight hundred people who've already bought tickets. Eight hundred people are in
the queue. So anyway, you got to buy insurance and all that other
stuff. It's expensive, but it's something that you obviously, I mean,
this be what a silly statement. You'll never regret it, and you'll talk
about it for the rest of your life because you'll be in a very very
exclusive club. Right. Yeah, But the thing is, Virgin Galactic investors
are suing the company alleging defects in the spacecraft that haven't been disclosed. So
the company is miss and has come under fire for some safety concerns. So
well in this era where it goes from there with this, yeah, well
yeah, it's still is a cool idea. Thank Yeah. If you,
Doug, if you could go to the deepest depths of the ocean or two
outer space, which would you choose space space? It's easily interesting because I
think space is safer, believe it or not. Then especially, I've never
liked the idea. Although I would have gone into the sub service had I
not stumbled into something else when the Vietnam War was going on. I still
think that being in a sub or even a shy I can handle see life
okay, but being in one of those tubes like that, you've got to
really adjust to what's going on. Yeah, yeah, all right, let's
see here. A fellow named Josh Log who's eighteen years old, is a
flyer to a certain extent. He was flying a drone and there were two
people in a jeep that were stranded in a sink hole in Colorado. Wow,
this is something. He was investigating some flooding in Weld County, Colorado.
He sent his drone out to capture some of the pictures of the floodwaters
from the downfall. Then he came across a dark spot on a roadway a
couple of miles from his home, and so he says, quote, I
fly down there all the time, just looking around. What's that? He
said? I went back and flew over it again and was a car in
a hole. And then he went to get help from one of his neighbors.
The fire chief lives next door to him, and they drove down to
the bridge. They found two people trapped upside down in a jeep. So
the horn was blaring away. The car was actually underwater. Picture this.
The fellow in the suv told him that he had about six inches of breathing
room left and that was it. He'd been in the hole for fifteen minutes
or so. Oh my goodness. They called nine one one. They had
I guess the river because of all the rain and the melting. More than
the rain, it's the melting of the ice caps, the snow caps on
the mountains. You see that all over the Rockies. There's beneficial. The
idea of having all that rain going into California and stuff is good, but
circumstance like this is gonna be careful. So it was sixty six years old
driving the GEP was seriously hurt. His woman passenger with him was not hurt
at all. So they have this young eighteen year old with his drone to
thank for their lives. Very cool. This kid says he wants to become
a professional, your own pilot, go for it, and yeah, right,
yeah, my goodness, I think and if he was just trying to
survey some of the floodwaters and nobody would have found them in time. Nope,
last day of June is upon us thirtieth of June Friday, Doug and
Jay or a good Day program, thanking the folks who are still on this
electric vehicle business AM radio. The amazing thinking about how long this has been
going on. We're in the second half next week's second half of the year
already, and so as part of it, the focus on AM radio has
gotten much stronger in the past couple of weeks. Even the update is that
attorneys general from at least sixteen different states now are expressing their concern getting into
a I guess this is I don't know whether class action lawsuit is appropriate.
Yeah, they got to get the bill passed, but well, I suppose
they could still sue because there are so many organizations now who are fighting the
elimination proposals for AM radio, especially an electric cars. So you're gonna have
to fix this, those of you who are carmakers. Maybe i'll talk about
that a little bit more today when we have our conversation with Nick Miles,
which we'll find its way to the Good Day Download, like a lot of
other of the specialty conversations that we have on the program. And so in
terms of the download every Day, Jay and Bob work to put all of
these things together from the various programs that we do. The Food, Farm
and Family Report, that's really interesting podcast all the Business. The most recent
one has a focus on the recall of apple sauce. Careful, Careful,
Careful, The American Family Farmer This week AI and how it's being designed to
operate on farms, aggriturism. We talk about what's going on in grocery stores.
We have a conversation with a fellow who is from Superior feed Ingredients.
He talks about how clients have outgrown there, the people that he talks to
on farms, the alternatives to various commodities anyway, and Good to Health is
usual all weekend, every weekend, the talk radio Countdown show to all of
it there for you to experience. You go to the various things. For
example, the Good Day Download is a Good Dayshow dot com, The Health
Stuff is a Good Day Health Show dot com. And the American Family Farmer
Show American Family Farmer Show dot com. We've got it all help yourself,
lots of information and here to help you out. Frankly, I thought it
was interesting the response that we got from the other day. I got you
were talking to me with me about the Earth. No, yeah, maybe
it was when you left the other day. I did you remember having conversation
with doing about the Earth changing its attitude, its pitch on its access to
drive? Yeah, where's tyme about access? Yeah? Right? All right,
So there's more about this, and people are sending me information because it
is fascinating. Basically, scientists knew that our center a line would move,
but it took a sharper turn about twenty three years ago than everybody started.
It's a startling realization to see what actually is going on. So you can
check that out at the NASA website should you desire to. Thanks for connecting
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A couple of items that I thought were important and connected to social media.
Jay there's a new or a revived bed bath and beyond supposedly, but
it's online only. The company known as overstock dot Com now owns the name
bed Bath and Beyond. It used to obviously belong to the corporation that we
think of, but now because they're bankrupt, they have become where they're in
folded, folded into Overstock dot Com. So they're going to become bed Well.
I guess I'm trying. I was confused at first. It looked like
Overstock dot Com was going to take over, was going to be the the
superseding name. But they're going to use the name bed Bath and Beyond.
Yes, yes, imline. Bed Bath and Beyond will still essentially exist because
of Overstock dot Com, but it will will only be an online store.
All of the brick and mortars they will not be included in this. Nor
will the bed Bath and Beyond owned Bye bye baby chain. Those are all
shutter as well. M mmm. Well and still I thought that bed Bath
and Beyond was a good store. Frankly a lot of people because Amazon and
the other companies that sell all their stuff online, they're you know, the
the It sounded like an old curmudgeon. But these warehouses that are going up.
I can point to three Amazon warehouses that are so huge you almost can't
see from one end to the other that are being that have been built or
are within twenty thirty miles of each other. And that's how that's really how
they distributed. It's a marvelous it's really a great idea, marvelous company in
that way. But they're putting people that are in companies like bed Bath and
Beyond out of business that you can say that's the American way, that's capitalist
way, and yes, I agree with that, but there was something special
about bed Bath and Beyond. That's all I especially when it comes to sheets
or towels where you actually reveal them, not just by them online, and
you want to go into place right all right, So that's one story.
Actually, today is the History of Social Media Day, which we're going to
celebrate. Jane, you're the Queen of social Media on the Good Day program.
This is an historical event because it was something actually world social media they
started in twenty ten on this day by Mashable. Is that even an existence
anymore? Mashable, Yeah, yeah it is. It's still it's still a
news website, entertainment company digital media com. Yeah mm. And so are
you going to have a big days? Gonna gonna be dancing the Street today.
Yeah. Social media, Yeah, it's gonna be a whole raid well,
and it's one of those things that it touches on social media in the
sense of how helpful it is, but also points out some of the harms
and just also encourages people to continue to be smart about it. Remember my
Space, that was really the first big one doesn't even exist anymore, but
Basic is still there. It's just a different way. Yeah. Yeah,
okay. I'm Greg. I'm sixty eight years old. I grew up in
Cleveland, Ohio, major in business administration. I do motivational speaking in addition
to substitute teaching. Part of the reasons for my motivational speaking is um I
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You know, the golden role is doing to others you'd have them doing
to you. My wife, Wanda, is a senior flight attendance. She's
been flying for over thirty years. We do laugh quite a bit. I
think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly a say,
used to, or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did.
I've been taking priviging for about three years now, people say to me
periodical, man, you got a memory like an alpha. It's really really
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who were cognitively were mildly imperative. This product is not intended to diagnose,
treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Happy Independence Day weekend. I
do not call it the fourth of July because okay, yeah it is fourth
of July. It's today, after the third of July, day before the
fifth of July. But it is the Independence Day. Yeah, where has
it right exactly? So a lot of fun fireworks, we're having them in
my community today. We have the ice cream truck going. Yesterday at the
farmer's market, it was like, ma'am, there were hundreds of people going
to buy veggies because earlier first veggie to see the radishes. Still some strawberries
around, you can find them. A lot of my friends that are farmers
lost their strawberries because of the late frost. But there's all that sort of
thing to celebrate summertime. And then the fireworks, and then there are a
lot of people who just kind of hang out, They relax, don't do
much. That a lot of people aren't working. It's hard to find anybody
to do business with. From now until probably even after next week. This
is the number one vacation week of the year. More people take off this
next week than that any other time. Christmas number two. I've forgotten where
else the stuff. I guess Christmas and New Year been. Anyway, those
are the top two weeks and there's no heavy lifting involved and figuring that out.
So anyway, whatever your schedule is for the holiday weekend, you can
take us with you because we'll be here Jay and I all of next week.
Jennifer will journ us on Monday, but Tuesday is the fourth. Actually,
I was, you know what, it's been two months since May the
Fourth be with you? Does it seem like five minutes. I think that
has something to do with what we were talking about, the access of the
Earth changing and time seemingly going faster, and in fact, even though it's
only a little bit, it is going faster because of that change in the
axis and where we actually are. And that's also one of the reasons that
weather has changed. Even though the climate nutbirds, I don't want you to
know about that. That's one of the major influences. And I've been saying
that for how long have I been saying that, Jay, as long as
you've been around. Anyway, It's just not all one thing at any rate.
It's just kind of fun. Come on, enjoy the water. Is
nothing better than getting onto onto some skia the water skis and go out and
try to have you ever done that? Behind? Yeah you did? I
think? Yeah? Yeah, fun, fun, fun, It's great.
There's a simple the story of a simple table that had a special secret.
This is a table from the Ming dynasty. Have you ever studied religion?
The religions of China, the religions of the rest of the Eastern world,
religions the Western world. I studied religion when I was in school and have
been fascinated with it all my life, not necessarily because I believe in the
stuff. Although most religions in some way or another are aimed at making people
better, they're also interested in control and you know all that stuff to like
politicians and politics are. But this is a rare rosewood table that's thirty one
inches tall. And it has been around. It was made in sixteen hundred
in the Ming dynasty. They are known. You know, there's some very
valuable things been sold at Southby's, vases and porcelain, things like that,
but there's nothing like this. These people who are very crafty, if you'll
pardon the reference. So the value of the things around one hundred grand.
I'll bet there'll be a bidding war. Though it's going on sale this fall
Hansen's auctioneer. They have dated the table back to around sixteen hundred and so
this work of art. You know a lot of people think art is a
painting or drawing or statue or yeah's no, something like this is very much
a work of art. So it be interesting to follow this and see where
it goes, as much as anything else. Following a lot of good things,
and some of them are not saying. We were talking about bed Bath
and Beyond. If you didn't hear the last half hour, our social media
focus was in part on bed Bath and Beyond becoming a new entity online only
so that you go use your social media platforms and find it that way,
and sort of a story that's in league with that. Costco has a huge
online presence, but we all know, those of us who shop there,
that they also have a huge in house in store. A very large percentage
of the business Costco does is getting people to go into the wholesale distribution centers
that they have their big warehouses and buy all kinds of stuff, mostly the
general need. But this is a psychosis that happens when you walk through the
door at Costco. But they're getting upset because a lot of people are using
other membership. You know, you go in and you have to show them
your card when you go in. Okay, so I show the card,
all right, Well some people are taking they're not looking now at the or
they are now then there's an nighty picture on the Costco. Those of you
who have one of the Costco they probably do the same thing at BJ's right.
Most of the other places don't you have to have an ID card your
picture, but yeah, Costco your photos on it. Have they not been
looking at photos? Apparently not, because now they're getting upset. Now they're
going to require that the photos you have to I pay. We all pay
for a membership, right. There have been an uptick of non members using
memberships that don't belong to them to shop at the store. You can get
you can become a I think what is a co member or something, because
Bob and I belong together. But it's I don't even know. I've forgotten
how much it costs to join. But they're going to crack down, just
so you know. All right, here's some suicide news. This ought to
be pretty pleasant. Well actually, when you're thinking about Jeffrey Epstein and him
being dead, yeah, it is okay. There's a new Justice Department Inspector
General report on this jay that details the failures that occurred during the month before
Jeffrey Epstein died. I don't think he still I'm looking at this report.
I'm still not buying it. This is like the Kennedy assasciation report. He
was bumped off. He was, but they weren't doing great job guarding him
while he was in the custody of the Bureau of Prison. So maybe that's
they weren't checking on him as well as it should have. And he had
apparently had a suicide attempt before, and so he was under a rule where
he had to have a roommate, her jailmate, and her salmate. There
we go, and his salmate was moved and he wasn't replaced with another one.
It wasn't replaced with another one, so he was by himself. And
apparently there were a whole bunch of additional bedsheets, there was another mattress in
there. All of these failures, and they come to say that it definitely
looks like he did it. Now, the question is, was it some
kind of an assisted suicide? Right, let's help, that's help yourself to
death. Anyway. This, by the way, what strikes me or anything
else, is this is four years ago when he did it. Four years
ago. He committed suicide four years ago, and that certainly doesn't seem like
that for year. Yeah. Well, and apparently before he died, he
made an unmonitored call to his mom before his mother before the suicide, and
he was supposed to have any unmonitored calls. Bye bye, mom, see
you in the next life. All right, here's another suicide. The NASCAR
driver Jimmy Johnson's in laws have been found dead and a murder suicide packed.
Apparently the mother in law is the suspect here. What about this NASCAR driver
Jimmy Johnson's mother in law shot and killed her husband Jack and their grandson Dalton
at the family's home in Oklahoma. What are you? What's going on here?
Right? Is one of those things that nobody suspected anything. There had
been no domestic calls prior. She kills them, and she kills herself.
Right, she kills them absolutely heartbreaking. But an eleven year old kid,
why are you doing that? Right? It's just well, the whole thing
anyway, So it was the people involved in this were the parents of his
wife, right, If I get the lineage here, right, Jimmy Johnson's
But do you pay attention a NASCAR? Not not close enough. But I
do know Jimmy Johnson. Yeah, I don't pay much tention either. Although
I've often fantasized about being a you know, it's like going into outer space.
I've often fantasized about going getting into a car. I've been in a
race car, but I I wasn't the driver. As a passenger. I
was doing one hundred and eighty miles an hour on the racetrack in pom Beach
County when I was on in the air in the eighties. Down there,
one of the great British racers, M Brian, I'm trying Brian Ridman it
took me and says, come on, let's go out for a ride.
So I'm in this car. We're doing one hundred and eighty miles an hour
around the track. I don't have a seat pelt on, and I don't
have a helmet on, and he's having a great old time just and I
lost it when the car stopped. What I had for breakfast and went out
over the side. Oh oh, fire breaking out this week at Tiffany and
Company. The New York Fire Department responding to a fire that broke out in
their newly renovated store. What in the world's going on with that? I'd
be looking at the people who did their rehab work, right, Yeah,
this is this is the iconic location. Technie's already but yeah, but you
see this, the one on Front Avenue. This is the one with Audrey
Happer and a breakfast at Tiffanies And yeah, yeah, that's it. And
so I think it's okay, but it's still a little lot of damage.
Okay, let's see, we were talking about artifacts and the thing that came
from the Ming dynasty. That's worth what we said it was worth one hundred
thousand bucks. Here's an archaeologist who's discovered a two hundred thousand year old painting
featuring a dish that looks like a pizza about where else would you want to
find that? Except in Italy? Right, a centuries old painting that shows
a dish that may have preceded the pizza world, if you will. It's
two thousand years old. It was found inside the home near a bakery.
Of course, where else would you find a picture of a pizza, right,
fruit or something on it? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, that would
be something. And what's so amazing is this is in Pompeii. Where to
think of anything that that survived? Yeah? Yeah, right, Well,
they're always digging around in Pompeii for that very reason. There's so much still
rich history to be un covered there. They they called the dish for coccia
back in, isn't it? What are they? There's still something you can
buy around at a rest attire restaurant called focaccia. I know there's foca bread.
Yeah, that's am I selling. I'm mispronouncing it fascia. Is that
how you pronounce it? For cashi? Yeah? Okay, anyway, pizza
for everybody? Do we have pizza on Independence Day? Weekend is that some
do. Yeah, especially if anybody's doing their cook outer picnics on Monday,
say the third or something. I'm sure that over the weekend people aren't going
to want to cook just to have to cook for a whole lot of people.
So pizza may be more popular this weekend then it typically is. In
France. We think over here we're the only ones that have riots because of
what the police are doing. No, that's not true. There's a big
riot in France this week and one hundred and fifty people were arrested after police
fatally shot a teenager, and it really is turned the country upside down.
We haven't followed that support for the police is the same story as in America,
basically that story in France. So it's great business time for Calidron.
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friend Nick Miles is here from our autoexpert dot com, our first alert when
it comes to learning about the ours in our future. Mister Miles is knowledgeable,
he is trusted, he is helpful, he is genuine, he's confident,
he's approachable. Yes, he could be the president. Du Yeah,
but you weren't born here though, so you can't be president, right yeah,
that's why one saving grace I can. So you're a big event this
week? What did you do? Nick always is around the not just the
country, but around the world checking out all the new models. People because
of his radio and television work and his writing respect his overview of the you
know what, what what are we having cars? What are we looking forward
to in the cars? And so what did you see this week that you
thought was cool? Yeah, so this week the twenty twenty four Jeeps were
here, and you know I won't go so, yeah, the Wrangler,
it hasn't changed. It's the same thing. It's a great America and I
can't they honor the people that served in all of our military by putting the
American flag on the side. It's just a good piece of Americana. Yes,
you didn't think it could get any better, but Jeep really wanted to
refine it. They wanted to fine tune it. And these are the cars
I liked right when it's out there and it's already good, but they make
it better. And they've done that. And so there's three ninety two,
which has a V eight and four four hundred and seventy horsepower in it.
I drove that through this in the desert and Doug, you know, there's
very little in the world will put a smile. I was washing sand out
of my beard for days. It's just one of those things which just made
it twelve years old again, and it just does it so easily, climbing
up rock faces. It now comes with a winch installed, and then you
can instead of those tiny screens in the dash, they've embedded the screen in
the dash that looks like it was supposed to be there. It's not an
iPad stuck on. They've just done such a good Yeah. Wow, that's
good to know. A lot of people think jeeps are the best around a
lot of people. I know my friend who has the car dealerships, got
three jeep dealerships, and he loves driving around. Whenever I see him is
usually driving a Jeep. So it's fun this time of year, especially if
you take him to the you know, to the beach buggies, those kind
of jeeps, you know, rather the Rubicon and that model rather than the
Wrangler or the Grand Wagon he or that sort of thing you have. Also,
we were talking for we went on the air about the Audi and what's
special about Audies. I find I have a friend one of this car dealer
owner, one of my friends runs his Audi dealership, and I find that
the Audies I drove one. He had me drive one, and I thought
it was a very very good car, very special car. But then when
you look at him and you look at the Volkswagens, the Volkswagen look about
the same, right about the same. So what do you need Audie for
it? Yeah? You know, I mean, Audie was supposed to be
the tech nicole version of Vox. Voxwargains. They were supposed to be somewhere
between a Porsche and a VW. There was supposed to be better looking and
higher tech and better performance. And it seems to fight and sometimes they get
it right and sometimes they're just horrible. I like to be able to go
into a car dealership and know if I'm going to buy a brand, this
kind of brand, it generally is going to be a really good brand and
it fits lifestyle on this and there are very few bad brands out there.
It's just the Audie. There are some cars that emotionally speak to me and
do really well and have all those features, and then there's a lot of
cars sitting in their lineup that are just like, why did you bother?
Maybe that's the same we could say that. I mean, as you're saying
that, I'm thinking about range rovers and how many have had over the years
and what I really like, what I feel good in a couple of different
models. Yeah, okay, I get what you're saying. There are a
lot of people these self. You were talking about the rolls Royce. Was
that on the here after here? I can't remember they return about then?
Yeah, anyway, artificial intelligence now with the batteries, the self driving cars,
we're in the world. This is for me, it looks like an
accident waiting to happen. This, yeah, is we don't like it.
Like the surveys are all coming back and they're basically showing us that every result
is we're not comfortable with artificial intelligence. We just don't like it. I
mean, if you go to OpenAI dot com, which is the people that
sort of started the artificial intelligence game, and you can use it for there's
a really good test that you can do to see how good this stuff is.
And type in your name and maybe one line about yourself. So say,
you know, please write a biography for Doug st Stephen and write,
you know, the show that you're most associated with, and see what it
comes up with. And it'll search the internet for stuff and it writes a
biography for me, and it looks like a great biography, except it's just
not true. It's just not true. It's not who I was auto mechanic.
It's gone true in the real world. Yeah right, I understand.
Nick Miles Our autoexpert dot com is his website. You should check it out.
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