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Welcome to the table. Sure, what's happening? Well, thank you
very much for doing this with me. Today is going to be fun.
We have a lot to talk about. What do you say? We get
started with some of the bad news. Get that out of the way.
Sure, okay, So the bad news is we didn't win the billion dollar
power Ball. And if you're listening to this, neither did you? Did
we play? No? We keep forgetting to do that part. I did
so yeah do you? Yep? I did for us, but yep we
did win loser. So all right, Well, but here's the thing.
So it was a single ticket that was sold in Oregon. I know,
I always, you know, I have to be honest. I get a
little torn of this. Sometimes I'm kind of like, you know what,
I hope it's one person that gets all of this, and then other times
I'm like, you know what, I hope it was a bunch of people
that pulled their money together for that single ticket. Yeah, but it was
one nearly one point four billion dollars. Oo. Yeah. Winning numbers were
twenty two, twenty seven, forty four, fifty two, sixty nine,
the power ball was nine, and the cash payment if they decided to take
the cashment payment, six hundred and twenty one million dollars. That's Scrooge McDuck
money. That is life changing money. If you won the lottery, would
you go for the cash payment or would you go with the annuinity? An
unuity because I'm better off alive. I'm worth more alive than I am with
the full payoff because you can't you can't pass it on you get once you
can you can, Yeah, but I ain't. I would not. I'd
be like, so you better keep me alive. You get those payments,
baby, what's just so you get more money and with each passing year,
it's not like it's the same amount of money each year. Each year you
get more even more money. Well you know, and yes, I understand
that. But in theory, when you take out the big lump sum you
can invest, you can do all that other stuff and that can make money
as while you're doing so there are you know, benefits to both. But
just for the you know, I guess the neuroticy side of it, I'd
be like, no, I need to stay alive, so I would take
the payments and I need to be there and I need to sign for it,
and I need to be a lot you know. It would just be
one of those things like you know, the cameraman never dies, Like the
guy who has to show up every year for his payment never dies. So
that is so morbid, it is. That is one way to look at
it. It is, but that's where my brain works. And we also
know a lot of people who and not just personally, but we always hear
this that some people will not buy a lottery ticket if the jackpot doesn't reach
a certain amount, And that's me. You're so, what's the limit for
you or what's the what is the number for you before you start buying a
ticket. It's got to be over like three hundred four hundred, okay,
because again, like when people say life changing money, I mean, yes,
that's life changing money. But like being me and I would give a
lot of it away so I would want a lot of it and cushion.
So you know, the kids, the nieces, the nephews, the cousins,
everybody who's younger than us would all get taken care of. But then
I would give a lot away to other people's kids, nieces, cousins,
nephews, so they could all be taken care of, because that stressload on
you know, Americans is very heavy. Yeah, you have such a good
heart. You're definitely the better of us too. Yeah, you wouldn't give
a dime to anybody. Probably not. I'm pretty selfish. I didn't learn
sharing in kindergarten. Moving on, speaking of life changing money, though,
ninety thousand dollars is still in life changing enough that a Kentucky woman won that
on a five dollars scratch off and quit the job that made her miserable.
What good for her? That's good for her? Why is that not good
for her? She quit a job that made her miserable so she can go
find another job. Look, we just talked about being smart with your money,
and this is like the complete opposite of being This is like again when
we say, with the inflated world we live in, ninety thousand dollars is
the wind. So she probably took home about sixty ish, guessing sixty three
sixty five, maybe somewhere around there. And that's like right now, that's
like a car and a year's worth of mortgage. But think about it this
way. You have a job that you absolutely loth you can't stand. Most
people have to get a job lined up, and sometimes they don't have that
opportunity, so they get stuck in the job because do lift paycheck to paycheck.
The majority of people lift paycheck to paycheck, especially millennials, gen z
all of that stuff. But with this, she could quit the job she
hates. And she's not just retiring. She's not saying I'm never working again.
This gives her the time, even like if it's just one month to
go find a different job. It gives her a little bit of that wiggle
room, a little bit of that breathing room where she can go find a
different job. Wiggle room and breathing room means you're spending money. Like I'm
just saying, if you, okay, this is what I would do if
I were her, I would take those winnings. I would go on a
vacation that you've earned because now she can afford one, and I would look
for a new job while on that vacation, come home, and then quit
and move on and still not have to tap into that other money because again
in this day and age sixty to sixty five grand I know, it sounds
like a lot of money, but it really doesn't go that far anymore.
So she could afford like a headhunter, is that what I'm thinking of?
Is that the word I'm thinking of that helps you find a job or helps
you find the right kind of job. Pay for somebody to find you a
great job and a great environment, Go on vacation, take your two weeks,
get paid. You know, there's options. Quentin's just probably the worst
one, just just my theory. Even on a job that makes you absolutely
miserable, Yeah, well who does backflips walking into work every day like I'm
happy to be here, Like we're human, all right, But extremes,
well we're talking extremes. There's there's a difference of not liking your job.
And like my one of the former situation I had where I sewed up needed
therapy because of how toxic and I mean you were there, you were there
was it was a bad situation. And I really and I'm not juke,
I'm not being facetious. I really did need therapy after that job. It
was very what's the word I'm looking for, I already used toxic. I'm
looking for a different word. Yeah. Well, like like I said,
I'm in. I've been an executive producer, a producer, associated producer,
a board op. You know we did. We didn't get treated exactly.
Very nice to you. What's up? James James, our producer in Texas.
We will be hearing from him momentarily. On the East coast, though
four point eight magnitude earthquake, a rare earthquake in New Jersey felt along the
East coast. The city, New York City was shaking and rattling and rolling.
Yeah, that's wild. Have you ever experienced an earthquake? I have
not. You know you used to. You used to live out in LA
and that's when I would visit you. And that was that was in my
days of like I'll never travel anywhere. I didn't travel as a young young
buck, and I didn't do it as a teen, and I didn't do
it as a young adult. And then when I started visiting you, that's
kind of when everything started. Yeah, I started traveling more so I was
the typical you know, eyes are quarter wide in La looking at the Hollywood
sign like, oh my gosh, we're in We're in the land of Magic,
and it was just a dirty city. Really, they are areas.
They're definitely areas. Well. Venice is one of the nicest cities I've ever
been, and so I will always say that. No, yeah, it
is great. Well, so this was definitely a rare earthquake, and then
the aftershock felt was still even like just as strong a four point zero,
So that was interesting. I don't know what that means. Does that mean
like your table shaking? Yes, yeah, like like like you know,
everything in the movies is like jump under a table. Is that even really
the smartest thing to do? Well, yeah, like in a door frame
or under a table, because if things are falling or if things start collapsing,
you want to protect your head. You want to That makes sense kind
of like tuck and cover. Yeah, exactly. Well, speaking of tuck
and cover, there was a guy that was in the middle of a procedure
at his doctor's office when this happened. Good guy in procedure. I don't
even want to know shaking, Like, come on, tell me, it
was like something simple? Well, how simple is of aseectomy? See?
What? Like? See? You know? Now I got an issue.
Now it's real. Now it's personally now it's real. Yeah. No.
His name is Justin Allen, and he took to social media to re kind
of recount capture his experience. And he goes to his doctor and everything's going
as normal as usual. His his appointment began at ten am. The doctor's
walking him through everything, what to expect, how everything is going to go
with the procedure itself. And then the procedure gets started. Mind you,
I don't know how many people know this, but you are not asleep during
a asectomy. You are alway, You're aware of everything, but you you
are numbs. You are not feeling anything. That's cute. Well, how
is that different from the C section? Did you feel anything? No?
But I was awake. But that's the point. You don't he's he didn't
feel anything. You're not feeling anything, but you're still awake. That's mental
torture. But okay, continue proceed. So he was fully aware of everything
when the shaking started, and he thought maybe there was a train going by
and kind of not realizing, wait, is a train really that close seted
shaking the building? Wise, it's still shaking, he said. The doctor
put the instruments down on the table and just kind of stopped for a moment
and was like what is happening? And then once everything kind of stuff,
they're like, all right, I guess we get back to the procedure.
And that was an earthquake. Thank god the doctor was I'm guessing the doctor
was a man, so he knew the levity of the situation. But still
not like that's that's a rare location to have an earthquake. Definitely a rare
location to have an earthquakes. That's so a rare location to we haveing surgery.
While well, this is a story for the ages, but can we
also think about this for a moment. You have a rare earthquake. There
are photos I don't know if you saw any of these going around of there
was a storm and lightning strike on the Statue of Liberty, which, of
course the Statue of Liberty probably has lightning strikes every so often. But you
have that, and then you have this, you have as the total solar
eclipse happening today, mercury and retrograde. Yeah, are we are we at
the dawning of an apocalypse? Nodty, A discussion to be continued. What
do you say we get into some trending news, a little bit of social
media technology kind of stuff. Apple is laying off more than six hundred workers
in California, making the company's first big wave of post pandemic job cuts amid
a broader wave of tech industry consolidation which we will definitely get into that.
The iPhone maker notified six hundred and fourteen workers in multiple offices late last month
that they were losing a job and the layoffs would become effective on May twenty
seventh. This is according to reports from regional authorities, and the workers were
cut from eight offices in Santa Clara. Now it's not clear it's unclear which
departments or projects the employees were involved in, but the company had been a
notable exception as other tech companies slashed their workforce over the last two years.
Now, we already know there was a massive surge in hiring during the COVID
nineteen pandemic. That almost feels like a fever dream, does it not.
Now people were spending more time, they were spending more money online. Big
tech companies were, I mean, they became more of a need and more
people were being hired on. They are still larger. Big tech is still
larger than it was before the pandemic, but that growth has slowed and companies
have been focusing a lot onting costs now. Apple said it had about one
hundred and sixty one thousand full time employees now some of those other businesses.
Amazon announced earlier last week that a fresh round of layoffs would be happening,
this time with their cloud computing business. In recent months, video game maker
Electronic Arts said it was cutting about five percent of the workforce. Sony said
it's acting about nine hundred jobs in its PlayStation division. Cisco Systems were revealed
plans to lay off more than four thousand workers, and a social media company
Snap. They're the owners of Snapchat. They announced slashing about ten percent of
their global workforce. So this is definitely not something that is relatively new.
But as far as Apple is concerned, they're now having to get into these
slashing some jobs part of this. As the other big tech companies have Speaking
of Apple, this isn't necessarily a new story you're going to read, but
I wanted to share this. This is a personal experience where I found out
some information. Recently. I was having an issue with my phone the SIM
card. It said I didn't have a SIM card. And I have a
Generation thirteen to one thirteen Promacs and it has a physical SIM card in it.
And one day it just I couldn't get reached the network. I can
only use the Wi Fi on it. It said no SIM card. And
I did the typical turn off the phone and turn it back on, and
it fixed it. So I was like, all right, moving on.
Well, the next day it happened again. Turned the phone off, turned
it back on. Still wasn't working. So I removed the SIM card.
Anybody who is a gamer or was a gamer once upon a time, you
know, you'd take the game out if it wasn't working, You blow on
it, maybe you blow into the console. I did that and I returned
the SIM card back into my phone. It worked, It fixed it,
so then think, okay, carry on the next day. So now we're
on day three, it happens again. I turned the phone off, I
turn it back on. Nothing, I take out the SIM card, do
all of the stuff put the SIM card back in, it is still telling
me I don't have a SIM card. So I had to go go to
my carrier's store and I explain the situation and the guy's nodding like he already
knows, and he says that whatever the latest AOS software update is, it's
essentially burning out the SIM card. So if you have a phone that has
a physical SIM card, it ended with the generation thirteen, So if you
have a thirteen or any phone prior to that, not not the fourteen or
the fifteen that are currently outer or there's like other smaller version, smaller phones
and stuff they use the it's like e SIM technology, so there's no physical
SIM card. But if you have one of those, heads up, because
you are just going to have to keep going to the store to have them
put a new simcard in, which they'll happily do at no charge, or
you can upgrade. And the next expected upgrade, I think it's the sixteen,
is due in September possibly or at least some time in the fall,
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I feel like I want to call you multimedia consultant because you do so
much more. Mike mcveighs, please do call me that all of the things.
Yeah, I like them. I like having all those titles makes for
a bigger business card. There you go. Yeah you have you seen those
business cards where you basically carry one business card and it's a QR code and
people scan it and then they get your business card on their phones. Yeah.
I think it's great. I generally, I mean, I still have
cards, but I kind of feel like a you know, salesman when I
pull my cards out. So I normally just kind of like direct text my
contact info into somebody's phone. Then they have it. Then they have it.
That makes it easier. It's it's the reverse of take your daughter to
work day, take your father to work day. This is our first time
ever getting to work on air together. Yeah. Well I've lowered myself to
this level. Now. Oh well, we have to talk about the CMT
Awards because that happened last night. It is Country Music Videos biggest night,
I guess you will say, because it's all about the music videos. How
much of it did you see? You watched the whole thing? Yeah,
I did watch the whole thing, and I videoed it so I could go
back and look at a little bit of it later after it was done.
It was really very good. I mean, one of my friends is the
executive producer at CMT Leslie Fram and I texted her after the show and just
said, man, great show. I thought they did a great job.
Jelly Rowl was the big star. He picked up three awards. Almost did
it make it? Did you see all of that? With his airplane,
his private chat had difficulties mid flight. They had to turn around make a
landing. Basically the plane shut off mid air. Wow, and they had
to fix it get back on the flight. His wife Bunny XO documented the
whole thing on social media and she was even like, wait, they want
us to get back on that plane. But they made it. And good
thing because all three categories that he was nominated for he won in Yeah,
Laney Wilson picked up a female video and Chris Stapleton and Carly Pears got the
collaborative video and if you haven't seen it, it's a great video for a
song called we Don't Fight Anymore. But it was fine. You know,
they always have because it's on CBS. They have some of the different and
celebrities from CBS shows there. But they also had some folks from Good Morning
America, which is ABC there and it was a lot of fun. It
just looked like it was a good time. It is one of the better
award shows. It has become a much better produced, much more entertaining award
show. You know, in an era where the American Music Awards went away,
we just said the Billboard Music Awards. Now the Grammy's in course,
the iHeart Music Awards. But I thought it was a good show last night.
Kelsey Ballerini, kudos, what a great job hosting the program. Yeah,
this was her first time hosting solo. She what is this her fourth
time overall, but she always co hosted with somebody else and she took the
reins herself. Did a fantastic job. She is I don't want to say
quickly becoming, because she's been at the height for quite a few years now,
but she is one of the queens of country radio right now. Yeah,
she's becoming that. She's still very young, you know, she is.
Not a lot of people know this, but I am proud to say
she's a second generation broadcaster. Oh wow. Her dad worked in Knoxville,
Tennessee for many years as a salesman and sales manager and a manager for some
radio stations in Knoxville, Tennessee. She's always quick to say she grew up
around the station mascot, which was always at her birthday parties. So there
you go. That's fun. Well, were there the Toby Keith tribute?
Definitely have to talk about that, because he even though we knew he was
sick, I'm not sure many knew exactly how sick he was, and his
death just still came out as quite a shocka in such a heartbreak, but
they gave him quite a tribute. Yeah, and Sammy Hagar came out and
did a great job with it, and all the folks had performed Toby's music
having met him in my life, he was a huge man, tall,
broad shoulders, a big guy, and I saw photo of him toward the
end of his life and he was just a shadow of the physical being he
had once been, and it's just awful. Were there any surprises that you
noticed with the CMT Awards. Not really. It was a little different the
way they had all the celebrities seated in a kind of a bleachers area,
and so the artists who were on the way to the stage or whatever,
we're all together right in that area. It changed things up a little bit.
I can't say I disliked it way that I liked it. It was
just different and seeing Triciayre would get the Humanitarian Award was good. She and
her husband Garth Brooks do so much for people overall. Yeah, they seem
like truly genuine people. When you see celebrities or any notable people, we
only see them as the public eye, like what we're told to see them
as, and then you hear a lot of these stories behind the scenes years
and decades later, like oh these people were offul to work with blah blah
blah. They do not seem like that. It feels like when it comes
to Mistresshi Yearwood and Garth Brooks, they are exactly what you see is what
you get with them, and they are genuinely good people. Absolutely, I
agree completely. They are good, kind hearted folks. Was the newest member
to Country Radio there Beyonce. I did not see Beyonce. If she was
there, I may have missed that. Like I said, I get to
go back and look at the rest of the video. You know, that's
an interesting thing because you're seeing how Beyonce's song is the most purchased, most
downloaded country song, and the reality of it is pop stations are playing the
song like crazy. Yeah. You know, when you buy a song,
they don't interview you and go are you a country fan? And so the
fact that she says it's a country song doesn't necessarily make it a country song.
I think Texas Oldham is a really good song. I immediately when I
heard it, said that's a pop song. And there have been some folks
passing around a petition, Oh, country radio needs to play this. You
know you mentioned I'm a consultant. I have had my country stations play the
song. Some of them just spiked it, some of them added it,
and by spiked I mean played it a couple of times. Some of them
added it regularly. But there are other songs on her album that sound more
like a country song. And because Dolly Parton did a rock album doesn't mean
her music is really rock, nor did rock radio stations play it. Yeah,
And so you have to look at Beyonce the same way and go,
she's Beyonce. She's amazing. She transcends formats. But the song is more
popular on the pop side and with Beyonce fans, and that in itself is
achievement. Well, who was it, Lil nas X, I'm blinking on
the name of that song? Well country, Yes, that was played on
R and B and pop stations. It was a country song, but not
a lot of country stations played it. And this really with Beyonce, it's
not her first jump into the country genre. She well, growing up from
Texas, she listened to country music. She was raised by country music.
But on her was the Lemonade album. She had Daddy Lessons with the Dixie
Chicks, So she's already been in country. She experimented with it before and
like I say, I mean, she's amazing. In my opinion, there
are two superstar artists today that Taylor Swift and Beyonce. Those two can do
anything, and it's going to get a lot of radio ear played, but
more so be streamed beyond satellite radio and be purchased absolutely. And it was
nice seeing where news media typically tries to pin artists again against each other,
especially women, to see them like, oh no, you're not going to
do that to us showing up and supporting each other with their feature films of
their concerts. And it is great because there really is enough room for everybody
there's enough space, absolutely, and when you have two r is together driving
something, you know, it pushes it further. I mean that becomes a
well traveled road between those two artists songs. So you know the rest of
that album is going to continue to you know, score big and have big
songs. But you know, to me, Beyonce is a pop artist.
Some of the songs on that new album sound like they could get airplay.
A country and should Texas Hold Them? Is much more pop than some of
the other songs. They're a country on that album. Yeah, there's no
doubt about that. Well, we have to talk about some of one of
the biggest things happening today, the eclipse. Everyone in the US is going
to see some sort of solar eclipse. And then totality is that strip that
will go along Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, and Diana, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, New York, ver Moonton, Maine. We'll get it.
But this is some exciting stuff. We had a total eclipse, a total
solar eclipse in twenty seventeen. You and I got to well we got to
experience it, not necessarily see it. When I was living in Nashville,
you were there for business. We went to go see it cloud coverage right
before totality it decided to take that away. But it was so cool to
experience because it gets nighttime in the middle of the day, it is super
silent before all of the nocturnal animals start kind of just going crazy because they're
like, what is going on? And then you hear we heard roosters crowing
once the totality was ending and the sun was coming back out, because it
was like it was morning again. And it was a cool experience even though
we didn't get to see it. Yeah, well, I mean I could
see most of it even though it was cloudy. In parts of the USA
today are going to experience clouds. You still see the darkness, you can
still see through the clouds the sun you just miss, you know, the
vapors coming off the sun. Yeah, unless you have a clear shot of
it. But the thing I'm wondering about is what will be the level of
excitement after and how many people will be totally disappointed because it is four minutes.
I mean, I remember being in Asheville thinking this is so cool.
Yeah, and I very specifically planned that business trip to be there to see
it. But then when it was down, it was like, that's it.
That was it. It was And we've been because we're in the Cleveland
area and we've been hearing about this, we've been seeing signs for a minimum
of six months. You know, April eighth is the total solar eclipse.
Get ready. We've had in our community, the police officers even saying,
you know, there's going to be an influx. If you are not going
to one of the solar eclipse watch parties, don't leave your house, just
stay there. There's an influx of travelers coming to the point where it's like,
you know what, park at the end of your driveway, so people
don't try to use your driveway as their own parking spot. Right in our
little community, they even have police the yellow tape up along some people's yards
who don't want somebody to pull off the road be you know, a couple
of wheels into their yard. But you know, it's going to be fun.
It's kind of cool. It's something you know, for those of you
that are old school, like I Am. Carly Simon's song You're So Vain
as a line in it where she sings about the subject of the song that
you'll go anywhere to see a solar eclipse. Yeah, and that's so true.
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trending issues a celebrity gossip. I feel weird saying celebrity gossip because it just
seems like salacious. Not that what we're about to talk about isn't, but
doesn't it just seem kind of like the dirty scoop. H Yeah, we're
getting dirty, nitty and gritty up in here. Absolutely, well, you
have been watching. I'm going to rely on you with this because this is
allah to watch list, but also everything's on my to watch list because if
I'm being honest, if it is not Paw Patrol or Bluey, I I'm
not watching it currently. I'm right there with But the big docu series Quiet
on Set the Dark Side Kids TV? How many? This is? Like?
What a five part series? No, it's four parts. And I
heard somewhere that they are gonna bring out more like there's gonna be more episodes,
but I don't think that they are because the way it's a four part
series and it ended very high dog. It ended very you know, on
a somber note, and it was like it was very case closed kind of
thing, like this is what happened if you don't know anything about it.
It's a show that basically tackles kid shows from the early aughts on Nickelodeon,
specifically shows produced by Dan Schneider, and how there was a lot of sketchy
stuff going on behind the scenes with a lot of those shows early on.
And what we're talking about now is the host Mark Summers of a from doubledare
Yes and he was invited on to watching him. Yes, absolutely, And
I remember watching some of those early ATS game shows with all the kids and
it was crazy. One of the things that they tackle on the show is
that these kids were put into really uncomfortable situations for the camera, Like one
kid had putting poured all over his body. Another kid was put into a
bathtub full of worms, and it was the kids, even me as a
kid, like actors actual worms. I don't want to like, what's that
other show fear Factor? Yes, okay, so that's exactly what it was.
It was fear Factor, but they wanted to tame it down so that
kids could do it right. So but obviously, sitting in a tub full
of worms, a little traumatizing, all right, even at me as a
kid. I'm like, that's too far, you know, And I'm like,
look, I can say I've been putting dumped on you. But yeah,
and there was a thing is a little bit much. There was a
ton of stuff that happened with this show. But anyway, Mark, who
was the host of this show, Doubledare, was asked to come on to
Quiet on set with you know, to interview for that. Well, he
didn't know what exactly was happening. So when he was asked all these questions
about Dan Schneider and all the kind of sus stuff that was going on behind
the scenes, he was like, no, I'm not a part of this
because I don't want my words to be taken out of context. Oh,
that's right, that's right. He thought he was doing a documentary. He
was answering questions for a documentary based on his time on Nickelodeon. He didn't
know the actual meat of it exactly exactly, so he didn't know. He
thought it was just going to be like, yeah, I was on Nickelodeon
and I did this and it was great, it was awesome. No,
really, what it was is that it was an investigation of you know,
all the selacious and inappropriate you're getting in trouble for anything. I don't think
he did. I think that it was something like that was his name was
never really mentioned in the show. I don't think, Okay, it was.
It kind of comes down to that like guilty by association thing, you
know, But like, you know, how do you how can you know?
Because a lot of these a lot of the people that are on this
show that care about this stuff don't know about a lot of the stuff.
The big controversy with Drake Bell, uh, ninety nine percent of the people
on set had no idea what was going on with exactly yes, and so
that's kind of where all this, you know, there's so much to be
dug on, you know, for this whole situation. I would highly encourage
anyone to go check out check out this show. I want to see this
now this is mainly focused on Nickelodeon. Is there a spinoff possibility with focusing
on maybe Disney Channel stuff because there's been there have been questions with that too.
H absolutely, and I think there should be. I think there always
should be an investigation on this kind of stuff. The next Stefan Good Day
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