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sun shine upon you today. Labor Day, it's a work day for some
is a joy to spend time with you any day, whether it's a holiday
or not. But the Good Day Gang is here for a Labor day.
It always falls on the first Monday of September, and so that means September
one through September seventh, right. Uh so, uh it's September, yeah,
right, exactly. So do you have do you get weekends off on
your job? Do you get lunch breaks on your job? Get paid vacation
on your job? Do you get are you working an eight hour a day?
You're working a regular job? Social security? So I guess the way
to look at Labor Day and to answer those questions in the positive if you
did say yes, maybe not to all of them, but to some of
them, maybe even one or two of them. You can thank labor unions
for that and the labor movement for that. There have been a lot of
battles over the years, my lifetime, your lifetime, and way before we
were born. The legislation that inspired this day and inspired protection and benefits for
the worker as part of what we celebrate today. Although I think a lot
of people's kind of like Memorial Day a life holidays, it just becomes people.
How So, a lot of people think that whatever Memorial Day comes up,
which one's which is Labor Day? The one in May is Memorial Day,
the one in September, I think because they look confusing. Yeah,
why, but that's not totally about the same thing to remember is Memorial Day
and May both start with the letter m ah. That's good. Also,
supposedly Memorial Day seems like yesterday or five minutes ago. We were talking about
it during the program. On Memorial Day. It's a Monday holiday. It's
one of those usually it's the last Monday of May, and it begins sort
of the titular beginning of summertime, And as far as Labor Day is concerned
with a lot of people, it becomes the titular end of summertime. Summertime,
summertime? Is it for you? I think it's all in your head.
Frankly, you can enjoy the weather as it exists. You're can enjoy
the reality as it exists. The whole business of unions brought about by the
same sort of thing that we have now, in my estimation, the greed
that is demonstrated by people who have a lot of money and they want more
and they don't want the people that help them to get the money that they
have earned to share, not that they should share equally. I don't believe
in that. I don't. Somebody says, uh, BHOs, he's worth
one hundred and fifty billion, so everybody that works for Amazon should be worth
blank you fill in the blank. No, it's not the way it works.
Did you put your capital on the line? Did you put your sweat
on the line. There are a few people like Zuckerberg who stole his idea.
It wasn't his idea to begin with. The whole business of doing what
he has done came about when they were in college. He was in college
with those twins that you get what their name was. But you know,
you've got guys like that who take advantage of the situation. But then there
are a lot of the especially in monem and pop operation. The backbone of
American labor is built around the small businesses that are the backbone of America.
And so if you're working for a small business like this, my program and
the antillary things that are going on here are part of a small business,
the smallest business that exists in the broadcasting world doing this. And so do
you have there things that people who have worked for me even make all that
money. Well, first of all, I don't make that much money anymore.
So matter of fact, the people who work with me make more money
than I do. But that's me, and that's this my desire to keep
this program going. It doesn't mean it will always be that way or it
always has been that way. But each every single business, each and every
one of us that runs a business, has a different reason for doing it.
But hopefully it helps you at least pay the bills. It helps you.
In a lot of cases, there are people in families that run businesses,
especially family farms, that the patriarch wants to keep the business going,
not for himself or herself the matriarch, but for the children and the grandchildren.
That sort of thing happens. There's nobody in my family that wants to
keep this program going. But there are people who want to keep the program
going, so we'll keep the program growing. This is this whole business about
the relationship that labor has to big business. It becomes and maybe the writer's
strike is a good example of this, Jay, when you look around and
look at these greedy bastards that run all of these big companies and what they
are about in trying to break the union so they can make more money.
Now, the other side of it is that's their job. Their job is
to make the stock of the company worth more, so that's where they get
paid on value of the stock. So if we're gonna sort of fix this
the business about what's out of whack, then you address that now. Whether
that's going to happen or not, probably not, because it's again speaks to
I want more, I have more. I want to protect what's mine,
which is fair. It's great, but sometimes it gets a little out of
whack, especially if it's not your business. Per se. The businesses have
gotten so big now, yeah they haven't. The Disney again is a good
example. They're outrageous the way they run the business, you know, the
way that they present themselves in public. Everybody wants to go to Disney World.
Everybody wants to see Disney movies, all that's great, But the people
who got you there are the ones that the guy who's running IGOR, he
didn't get the company to where it is. He came back in he was
there, and he had another guy take over for him four or five years
ago, and he did a grip job, and so he came back again.
But that's just one example. There are tons of other examples of people
who have created something out of nothing, and therefore they deserve the spoils of
their work, their idea. But that doesn't mean that they got there by
themselves, because most certainly they didn't. They had to people make the stuff
or come up with other ideas, how do we move this forward, etcetera,
et cetera. Right, think about that. And also it's nobody has
guaranteed to automatically have a job. But if you do have a job,
you should be making a living wage. Yeah, and that's just not happening.
Inflation goes up, but wages do not. Well, if the company
can't afford it, then what's the best way to handle that? If the
company can't afford it, does the company you just let the company go out
of business, and all those people get out of work. Is that's what
the balance is in negotiating what you can afford and what the people who are
working with you. Sometimes there's a misconstrued reality, there's a misperception of what
you know, the the person who's out on the top is all about versus
those who are working with him or for him or her. And so,
yeah, everybody deserves a working wage, but at what expense? At what
point do we say, Okay, this is as far as we can go
right now, we like our job, We'll have to settle for this,
because some jobs are just not worth more than you know. And then you
can say, well, what does that mean? It's not worth it to
the company to have people being paid more than what it is that you may
be being paid at the moment. And one thing I've noticed too is as
prices, say for food items, like there's this juice place, smoothie place
nearby, and rather than they have to pay a little bit more money for
some of their items, rather than charge the customers more, they're just watering
things down. And it's like, give people the option if they would like
to pay more, if they would like to pay a little bit more,
or a lot of places too where they do a brick and water and pay
for all that additional overhead when maybe they don't need to. Maybe they can
be a kiosk or an online shop. Look at best By. Best By
it does not have a lot of people going to their brick and water store
very often, but they have these what are the vending machines that they have
popped up in different airports and terminals and all of this stuff because people are
still buying those type of products. Yeah, those are needed products. I
don't have much cheese for best Buy because the labor relations they have, they're
the kids that work there, and this is another thing. So looking at
it from a business owner's point of view, the labor pool these days isn't
great for any number of reasons, mostly because the government has made it too
easy for people who are of average means to not have to work. And
we still are dealing with this, especially with the administration that's in there now
and the people who want to take from the rich and give to the poor.
That's great. Robin Hood, the old idea of Robin Hood, Robin
Hood riding through the Glenn robin Hood, Robin hood with his band of men,
Feared by the mad, loved by the good. Yeah, there are.
It's kind of like The Equalizer, a movie, the third Equalized Movies
out right now with Denzel Washington, And I thought it was interesting. The
lead female is what's her face? The child actress? This is now they're
referring to his Hell's sister. But Dacota Fanning was on her own. Both
of those those girls had my daughter as an English teacher when they were in
high school, and she was very fond of both of them. But I
thought it was interesting. We're off on a tangent now, but well,
we're talking about movies in the labor union and the fact that we don't have
a lot of new movies coming down the pipe, and that's because of labor
unrest. And so when you go back to the roots for just a moment,
the people back in eighteen eighty two, in the Industrial Revolution was starting,
labor unions developed because people were getting very low wages and had very poor
working conditions. So there were thousands of people that watched through the walk through
the streets of New York to protest, and a couple of years later,
Labor Day started with the central labor unions, pushing other organizations to follow as
they did in eighteen ninety four. It was an approval and official day was
aside by Congress and then women in Labor. Obama restored the rights of women
to sue over pay discrimination, which is something that was in two thousand nine
on liber Day that I never have understood, but it does show the piggery
of men. That's the only way men thought that they were worth more than
women, which is preposterous but still today, yeah, exactly right. Today
there still are inequalities and a lot of different things. Age is a discriminatory
factor for pay. There's a lot of different stuff. Sad news over the
weekend, Jay the passing of Jimmy Buffett, who has been fighting a royal
form of skin cancer for a number of years. His songs as listening as
I drove out to New York State over the weekend to pick up some cows,
I listened to serious attributes to him. He's only seventy six. He
had merkel cell cancer. That is something you get from any too much time
in the sun. Interestingly enough, he the whole business of Merkel's cell carcinoma
is it's rare. It spreads quickly parts of the body beyond the skin.
My sister had as a matter of fact, but she seems to have licked
it. Anybody who spends a lot of time the sun is going to be
exposed to this, and there's a lesson in that for sure. Last time
we performed Jay, I think it was just a month or so ago.
A couple of Yeah, it was very recently. Yeah, And he kept
performing throughout his whole diagnosis and fight against this cancer. And ye. But
you know, as far as Laborty is concerned, he's a great example of
somebody a one man show. In essence, this guy created but he didn't
you know, I had people working for him. But he came up with
the ideas that brand, the Margaritaville thing. It was restaurants Stawanssburger and paradise
as a restaurant that's ground and casinos, hotels, that kind of stuff,
a whole way of living, and so he created. This is the thing
about entrepreneurs and business. He was one of those really creative sorts. He
started a business from nothing and created a great deal of wealth for himself and
certainly along the way helped a lot of people to reach their goals in terms
of working and in terms of just having a good time. As I said,
for a good time, call Jimmy because he was a good time,
but serious and smart, all of those things. He just he epitomized a
lot of things, and so people were shocked. I think they didn't know
he was sick. Here's a guy young, seems like, very vibrant,
and at seventy six he passes away. I was talking about all the planets
that are in retrograde. I think there are eight planets. Were about halfway
through Mercury being in retrograde. Venus is in Mercury retro grades hard interrupt But
with the mercury retrograde, we are in the season of Virgo right now,
and Virgo is ruled by mercury. So it's one of those like double whammy
right now. Huh. So if you're driving around and you're wondering, why
is this going on? Whatever it is, it's there's a You can ask
why about almost anything that's in life. Why did your your boat breakdown over
the weekend while you're enjoying it on the hut in the hut in the water.
It's any stuff like that. It's transportation, it's communication, a lot
of different things, and then there is each individual that's mercury, and then
the rest of them are all just a double whammy. So if you don't
really understand what this means, people say, what the heck is he talking
about? Always retrograde is happening, and some rights are at retrograde for a
very long period of time. Yes, they can be years in retrograde.
Yep. So it looks like the planet's going backwards. That's kind of the
way when you talk about retrograde. It's that moving ahead. It looks like
it's going backwards in the sky, and it's just different motions. It's all
the influence of all the things. Can you imagine though, the first person
who actually study this, it was first called astronomy. Before it was called
astrology, And now we have a different meaning for the word astronomy because we
I'm talking about Yeah, yeah, it is about its different, right yep.
So anyway, and you have different types of astrology. There's the Western
astrology, there's Eastern Chinese astrology, and basically you come up with us,
even though the months are different, you come up with the same sort of
you can the way that you if you ever had a good reading from a
good astrologer, it wouldn't it would make a difference in their form, whether
it's a Vedic astrologer or somebody that does, you know, straightforward readings of
Western astrology. I don't mean to get too steeped in all this, but
it's very it's very it's fun, and it's interesting. It's fascinating, very
fascinating stuff. The stars are fascinating. As I often do when I take
long drives, I get very introspective when I'm looking around. I was driving
New York State at this time of year is beautiful. The farm country.
I was up in a little town near Syracuse, near the Finger Lakes.
Picked up a couple of beautiful Jersey heifers that a lady raised, and they
were just the sweetest things, and I was happy to bring them back and
put them in with my herd of cows. But the drive back, instead
of coming back on the Interstate, I came back on Route twenty. All
across. Those of you who are in New York State, you know exactly
what I'm talking about. The the farms, I just driving up and down
the hills looking at the magnificence of Mother Nature or whatever however you attribute this,
the whole business about what grows, and I started thinking about some of
the stuff I reflect on on the air. You know, how in the
world is all of this possible? And where are we and what's going on?
It's just kind of amazing, And for some people it's overwhelming. I
get that it is because it's hard to understand how small we genuinely are compared
to Earth as a whole and the soul, our solar system. But then
you think how small that even is compared to what goes beyond our galaxy.
They were all of that stuff all right back to the basics here. The
Burning Man Festival was over the weekend and apparently a lot of the because of
the flooding. Thousands of people in the desert had a tough time, and
I think one person at least one person died, right, and the floods
that were part of this was because of the floods. I guess probably they
are investigating, but this is one of those things. After that huge rainstorm,
pretty much trainded everybody. Because of the roads you couldn't drag they had
to close them down, and just everything so muddy. They told people to
start rationing their food and beverages because they didn't know how long. They're still
over seventy thousand people stranded stuck. Yep, they're stuck there. It's been
going on. It's not far from Reno. The fact that it started on
Friday and then they had the rain, and they had more rain yesterday,
and so the festival, which is it started about this twenty seventh. Yeah,
and it was only supposed to be It's only a weekend thing, a
Friday to Monday situation. But we're talking a week later. People are still
stranded stuck. They sure are so at any rate, that's just a report.
I don't know why would you go to it? That would be my
question. Why would you go to something like that in the middle of the
desert. It's hot, is there? I suppose it's the same thing.
You could say, go back to nineteen sixty eight and what about the big
festival in New York and what's his name? Yasgar's farm? Right, remember
the whole business of Woodstock. Why did people go to Woodstock? What was
that all about? And so I think it's about the music, about the
twos about yeah, about the outfits, liquor or whatever's going on women men?
All right, So apparently a couple of famous people Diplow, I don't
know who Diplo isn't who Chris Rock is. Who's diplow? Diplos a producer?
Ah okay, anyway, their friends is Chris Rock, songwriter, music
producer. Yeah, yeah, And they were at Burning Man together and they
they were with some of the people who yeah, got sick and they started
walking six miles and the like ankle, I mean this mud, you you
don't just walk on top of it, You're sinking into it. They walked
for six miles like this, and some fans happened to be able to make
it with their truck far enough that they spotted them and they're like, hey,
gonna get in. Yeah, I been Chris Rock and the bay that
was doing that'll be his he's a good stand up guy, very funny.
I think he's a very funny guy. And it'll make him into his next
you bet it'll get into his next performance. But mud like everywhere, and
the business of of what you expect versus what you get. There were some
people that were brought in. I guess this guy was at the festival got
in with a hot air balloon that maybe the other helicopters that kind of stuff.
So yeah, that's why I was wondering when they were going to I'm
sure some attendees at burning Man have the funds to get helicopters to go get
them out, but I was wondering when a lot of the rescue stuff like
that. The service, how's the service there? You have? Is the
cell phone service code? I would think out in the middle of nowhere like
that, it would not be easy to get cell phone service. Frankly,
you know, I'm not I'm not sure. You see a lot of people
who go and attend still able to post pictures to social media, so it
has to be at least be good enough. Yeah, all right, Well,
let's see other things involving being outside. Over the weekend, six hikers
were rescued from Mount Kataden in Maine over the weekend. One of the people
in the group lost consciousness, so they were kind of stuck for almost a
day. This went on Saturday night into yesterday. Twenty year old woman lost
consciousness on the mountain. They were up pretty high and if you're not used
to being that high, you can you know, I've had that happened to
me. If you have your belongs, aren't used to it? You can
remember having that happen to me when I was in the Rocky Mountains. It
happen me when I was down in Peru. You can literally can't breathe.
Yeah, yeah, right exactly. So anyway, they found the group and
rescued this person. But it's still imagine being in that situation. That's why
I tell you these stories because I want you to think about what would happen
if you were in that position, if this happened to you, how would
you deal with it? Lady was there lifted to a bangor to a hospital
there, and then the others just climbed down the mountain. And this is
something that is very popular a Mount Kataden and this whole this whole mountain range
in the state park in May. It's very It's Baxter State Park, very
very popular with folks coming from all over the country. A lot of hiking.
That's a big thing. You know, have you ever gone hiking?
Do you like hike? I do? I do, Yeah, I like
walks of like hiking. I've never climbed, I've never done any like climbing
like that, but no, yeah, I love hikes. Yeah. I
remember the last time we were talking about people that were hiking or sort of
living. Here's this family took up very seriously. I think we talked about
this a couple of times over the past month or so. The three Colorado
family members who went trying to live off the grid, well, they died
of malnutrition. They died of hypothermia. Their child weighed forty pounds. Christine
Vants, Rebecca Vants, and Rebecca's fourteen year old son died of maldewed.
All of them. So, you know, you go out and you try
to do that, it's it's laudable if you know how to do it,
if you're prepared how to live in that circumstance. But if you're not,
you think you can. But you know, they used a tent for shelter,
survived on canned food. It just is one. According to people close
to them, when they said that this was something they wanted to do,
they're loved one's friend's family told them, do not do this. You are
not equipped to do this. You have not done any research. You're basically
just going out there saying I'm going to live off the grid without doing what
you need to do to make it actually happen in a feasible way. Yep.
Yeah, so it's too bad. So they died. Did they die
for nothing? I suppose a good warning for other people under the circumstances.
Sometimes you hear people say, oh, that person died for nothing. Well,
hopefully there's somebody's same as Jimmy Buffet. Someone learns from the experience that
they've had not to do what they did in order to contribute to their demise
one way or another. A lot of lessons every day you learn from people
who do things that they ought not to do, and then it's too late
to wish they hadn't done it. They just didn't do it the right way,
And so what do you learn? I would think that's a great lesson
for people, frankly, so that you're not, in essence dying in vain,
you know what I mean? Yeah? Yeah, right, all right,
here's take a deeper. Every time I see one of these things.
Five teenagers involved in a doorbell prank. One of the pranksters was assaulted.
They now face trespassing charges. This is on Tybee Island outside of Savannah.
It was you know, these pranks are taking place here and there. They
ring the doorbell, they knock on the door or and then they run away.
Well, in this case, the one of the youngsters was hurt.
The people come chasing at them sometimes, but they were trespassing and they shouldn't
have been. It's not funny. This is a different era perhaps from what
you read about or hurt about, or your grandfather told you about. People
have no tolerance, they have no patience, and they're all worried about being
attacked by somebody. So they got a gun or some other item and you'll
get hurt too bad. But it's you know, there were no serious injuries
reported, and it's one of those things that yea, you don't know who
you are doing this too, just like with road rage, you don't you
don't know, you don't know who's going to forgot. Yeah, maybe somebody
cut you off, but let them. You don't know who they are,
what they're going through, what they have in their truck. But with the
teens with the doorbell ditch, the dingdong ditch or whatever. The resident who
was arrested with these allegations, apparently this this person was hiding out because they
were already wanted by police. There was already no restcoring for them. So
they really worked on the wrong house at the right wrong and the wrong door.
Yeah, exactly, all right, lessons learned hopefully here. I'm Greg
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all of the social media at good Day Networks. Happy birthday today to Linda
Bruno and Ken Carson, Dave Michaels, Steve Gerston. Let's see here,
Dave Newfell, Russ Oasis. I think that's his real name, Russ Oasis.
That sound too radio name, Yeah, I think yeah. Carrie if
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you. All right, let's see here where we have going on in terms
of questions and answers. It's Labor Day week, if you will nice to
celebrate Labor Day for a couple of days, and so under the circumstances,
what do you appreciate about your job? What do you appreciate about your career?
You can tell us you can send it a comment to us. That'd
be kind of cool. As I say, just any of the social media
at good Day Networks, right, I'm eager always to get input. I
don't read these all on the air sometimes, but I usually do read them.
How often you go to farmers markets question that Jay posted. Let's see
here Troy Bratton goes every week. It depends on where they are. Like
on the good weather place of Florida, they have them all year around.
I attempted to have a farmer's market all year around on my farm. It
doesn't work. It didn't work. It hasn't worked. A matter of fact,
the whole idea of farmers markets. It's great if you have the people.
But the weather has been so bad this year for growing crops that the
people who might have distributed in other circumstances where they had more than they could
sell, that their own shops would come to a farmer's market. But that
hasn't been the case because the weather's been so lousy here. So anyway,
a lot of the farms too, they have their own what's the word I'm
looking for? A farmstead? Is that what it is? We do have
a farmstead yeah kind of thing, right, yep, exactly, yeah,
and a lot of them you can go you can go do that, and
by those you don't even have to good to farmers market. It better to
go to the farm and just go see where the farm, I mean,
where the food's coming from. Check that out, Lynn. As a question
for me, why don't food Why doesn't food today taste as good as it
did back in the sixties. Is it because of all the chemicals they add
to the crops? In part, Lynn, yes, the answer is yes,
but only in part. Well, what the chemicals due to the soil.
You've got to remember that whatever it is that you're eating is a product
of the soil in which it grew. So if you have lots of pesticides
and lots of other things chemicals that will make the the dirt which should be
crumbly in your hands like clay, then things don't grow in a number one
or what does grow in it is a reflection of what's in the soil.
So that's why wines, for example, taste different in different parts of the
world because the soil is different. It's acidic in some places, alkalinic and
others, and that is part of the reason that food tastes like it is.
But more more to the point, the chemicals, the monsanto stuff that's
around that has helped farmers produce more. That doesn't mean necessarily that just because
they're producing more, they're producing better because they aren't as a lot of stuff
on the soil having regular you know, take if you the one thing about
these big, huge farms. I was a New York state over the weekend.
A couple of families own dairy farms, say milk fourteen hundred cows a
day, seventeen hundred cows a day, and all that maneuver gets spread on
the alfalfa fields, and it makes them that much richer and that much better.
You want to put soil amendments in. You don't want to take things
away. I know, I get off on a tute every time I talk
about something like this. Anyway, let's see here there are a couple of
other comments that are quickly wanted to feel bad for the farms who do everything
to be organic, and yet they don't. They aren't certified organic because of
a neighboring farm or a neighboring business that is contaminating or potentially contaminating their soil
and therefore they cannot get the certification for organic. Debbie says she has one
that she likes to go. Oh no, she wishes they had a good
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recognizable, don't you think so? Jell for sure, totally early odts.
So one of the lead singers, Steve Harwell, is in hospice care and
his family and friends are saying he's got about a week or so to live.
So he retired a couple of years ago, entered hospice care after various
health issues, most of them around his liver because apparently he was an alcoholic,
but he had other issues with substances I think as well. So there's
only fifty six, very young. Yeah, he's in the final stage of
chronic liver failure and according to the people who are reporting on it, like
sources close to them, that the physicianist said he probably has maybe a week
tops yea, which is very heartbreaking. And he has had a lot of
battles and demons that he's had to get past and unfortunately wasn't able to.
But he's also done a lot of good. He had a son named Presley
who died in the early aughts at only six months due to leukemia, and
he used that to create a medical research fund in Presley's name. Presley was
a son and that has gone on to help a lot of people. Good.
Good for him. Well, it's one of those things. We were
talking about the passing of Jimmy Buffett a couple of times earlier in the program.
Something's been on a lot of people's minds most of the time. When
you die fifty six, what's McCall it was only seventy six, Buffett.
There's something that they've done that has abused their body. Case of horrible.
It's alcohol, drugs and stuff. Case of Jimmy Buffett, it's the sun.
If you are in the sun, he would very if you ever saw
him. I've only seen him up close a couple of times, very freckly,
light skinned and his hair was almost reddish. I think, wasn't it
a remember correctly, And so those are the kinds of skin conditions that invite
trouble with the sun. They sun ultra violet rays get in there, and
so I don't know a certain amount of common you know what's good for it,
right, you know what's good for you know instinctively, just right,
you know all the time. Yeah, and you know that tobacco is not
good for you, and drugs aren't good for you, and alcohol is not
good for you. But yet people persist. Yeah, right, exactly,
The people are persistent. Mayonnaise isn't good for you. You have too much
of it, I don't you know. Well the eggs, well, it's
one of those things that they say, eggs is battle it'll raise your cholesterol.
Well, eggs are not good for you if you have cholesterol problems,
just like bananas are very healthy, but if you have issues with potassium,
the bananas are not good for you. Yep, there's something to be said
about all that stuff. Is always a second line to the story, and
we oftentimes lose it with the you know, the first line, the headline.
So at any rate, a moment for Steve harl And I didn't get
to Trump, but I get to him a little bit. The neck Stephen
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