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May the fifth be with you? Or for some people who like celebrating the
end of the week, they have a fifth and they finish it off during
during the day. Right, there you go. It's that's heavy with you.
Why you've been a buying Okay, so I'm not having a fifth.
I'm not even having a fourth. I had the fourth yesterday, I had
the third the day before. Why do they call it a fifth? That
would be a good question. Maybe you don't know the answer to that.
Jay Kershner is here. She often knows the answer to my questions. And
my question is why is it called the fifth? Is it a fifth of
a leader, a fifth of whether you know what? They call it?
More often than I've heard it apply to vodka A fifth yea liquors. It
was because that was the standard bottle size. I guess once upon a time
it was the standard. Oh really is that it? Oh? Okay,
huh, there you go, Thank you very much. Here we are with
another opportunity to engage our brains in our mouths and our connection with each other.
Eight five five nine nine nine, Doug is a good way to arrange
a connection with me as we talk about the events of the day, things
that people are talking about, and certainly people are now talking with a little
more educated Yes, but I think that it's I think we mentioned this yesterday.
As far as Jamie Foxx is concerned, he's had a stroke and the
stroke has taken its toll as a stroke would. There are men his age,
he's in his mid fifties who do have that problem, more black men
than white men at that age. And he always has looked to me like
he's in great health. So you never can tell, and there isn't anybody
who's going to stand out there and tell you publicly, because the family does
want you to know that. But two and two is still four and he's
been out of he's been gone for a month. Is SPECULA Is this your
speculation or have you seen this somewhere? Because I have not read this.
I have not I totally get where you are coming from with this, and
you may not be wrong. I just have not seen it. For another
way of saying, I may be right, I haven't seen it fully reported
anywhere. The only thing, which you know, people who are close to
him, who was it recently? I think Kevin Hart, who was asked
straight out and he was like, look, that's not my place to say
anything. If it's actually a really private person. So when he's ready,
yeah, it will be on him. But you yeah that when you the
way you put it, that kind of sounds like it might be accurate.
I just haven't seen that officially reported, right. Well, you know what,
um the official? What does it mean to be official? You're somebody
that can read a report and then go, Pa, well, I'm a
doctor and I can tell you this that or the other, or somebody from
his camp has confirmed it. I've seen it in my family, and I
know what the science. It happens quickly and oftentimes, you you know,
there are ways of getting back from it, depending on how severe it was.
But being out of touch and out of sort of out of the circle,
especially it was in the middle of making a movie, Um, it's
it's been there for three weeks, yes, well, and or maybe it
was something that was happening and they were able to catch it or if it
struck, maybe he had it at the hospital because he did not need emergency
services to take him to the hospital. Yeah, something wasn't right, and
once he was there, they kept him, and three weeks later he's still
there at a hospital that he doesn't really know. If I, if I
were in that sort of a predicament, I'd do my best to get to
someplace you know that was where he is is not actually the seat of great
medical intelligence, shall we say? So you go where you can go,
And you know, I just I don't think we have to spend a lot
of time on it. I just think that under the circumstances that it's pretty
obvious what the heck is going on. Man, here's such a great act.
Well, it seems to be a good human being, bro. Yeah,
yes, yeah right, and you would wish that the good human being
part of it is something that you would Okay, you're take into account and
you hold a good thought. And so that's that story. This is a
news talk radio program. So the news is that Jamie Fox is still in
the hospital, and so then the conversation that comes after it is about Okay,
so what could it really be and that's what I think it is.
Here's another item of interest, the rift that has come between Carrie Fisher's family
and what went on at the Walk of Fame ceremony. We have Billy Lord,
who is her only child, not inviting the siblings to come to her
Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony. Apparently it's been it's become. It was pretty
blunt the other day we were talking about it, but Billy Lord said,
we have no relationship. They've tried to capitalize on my mother's fame to sell
books about their relationship with her. Blah blah blah blah blah. And I
get it, frankly, I think that they know to each his own.
Yeah, And there's a lot of turmoil there, and there's definitely a lot
of I guess secrets that maybe only people close to her would have known.
Yeah. Yeah, So at any rate, the situation with the interest rate
going up again, we'll talk about that during the talk radio review and the
talk radio Countown show, because that's something that we put our shoulder into this
day, and it goes many of the same states to carry this program,
carry that over the weekend. But I think it's a it's there's something going
on here that people are now getting very uneasy about. And it may not
have to be speaking of money and investments a investor and investor shooting, let's
do the right English tugger and investor, because you do, and before any
word that begins with a vowel, right and historian hill anyway, okay,
yes, right, anyway, this guy's bought a couple of islands that were
once owned by the wonderful, talented Jeffrey Epstein thirties certainly have gone over these
islands with a fine tooth comb, and so then they became available. And
this fellow Stephen deck Off, who is an investment's person, bought the Great
Saint James and Little Saint James Islands in the Virgin Islands. Sick ste million
smackers. He says, I'm going to build an exclusive resort there. The
islands were on sale for twice that oh, that just feels like it would
just be such a bad energy on those islands. Yeah, horrible, horrible,
horrible, horrible. Anyway, The investment firm says the portion of a
significant portion of the sale proceeds to go toward the government as part of a
previous deal with Epstein's estate. Apparently he owed a lot of money to them,
and this is a The one house is twenty five rooms, and they're
going to rebuild it and reopen it in a couple of years. And so
there it is. I don't I'm not sure I know exactly where these are,
but I'm pretty sure they're down at the bottom end of the American the
US Virgin Islands. So there you go. Don't have to rehash the story
about Jeffrey Epstein. Anybody who doesn't know that story at this point is kind
of like a sleep at the switch. A chemical explosion happened here in Massachusetts
yesterday afternoon. Four workers are pretty seriously injured. This up a new report
on the North Shore, up near the New Hampshire line. Let's see here
the whole I mean, what I saw on the news last night. There
was a conflicting story about how many people were injured and who was seriously injured
or what really happened. This is in an industrial park where there are other
companies like this. It's called Sequence, and the explosion occurred inside of the
of the of the building. They're a contract drug manufacturer. So what does
that tell you? There was a situation here in Framingham four or five years
ago where a company was engaged in making specific drugs. I don't know where
they there's a there's a term for a jay. It's like especially prescribed drugs,
designer drugs, but they are medicinal designer drugs that were being made here
in premium and they weren't up to snuff. A lot of people were getting
sick, so they shut the place down. Basically, they bankrupted the family
that was running it, as was appropriate because they were, you know,
doing cutting corners, doing bad stuff. Right. I'm sure a lot of
people have noticed the situation with the staff writers for all the networks and for
movies. Jimmy Fallon and Seth Meyers say they're going to put their money where
their mouths are. They both do the late night shows on NBC. NBC
is paying staffers on the show through the end of next week, and then
these two guys said they will pay the writers for the third week if if
the strike goes on. Well, I guess we'll have to wait and see.
It's a healthcare thing as much as anything else that they explained this yesterday,
I hope fairly. Well, it's about healthcare. It's about pay too,
but it's about the circumstances. You know. You see all of the
excitement around being in the business, and you see all the glamor and the
sparkle and that sort of thing. But there are eleven thousand, five hundred
screenwriters who you know, basically earn a base, you know, let me
say, a living wage. But these staff writers get paid like a teacher,
the same sort of circumstance, except they don't work all the time.
My son has been a staff writer on two or three different occasions, and
they pay you, you know, for going into the writer's room. That's
usually ten or twelve people in a writer's room for most any of these shows,
and they're the ones that come up with the ideas and then there's a
head writer who sort of puts them all together. And that's what you see
or here when the shows are on the air and the dialogue that these people.
Are very few shows and very few movies that are ever sort of written
or not written. You know. The great example of shows that weren't written
where the smoking, the banded things, where they really had no script at
all. They just all went in and did their thing, and I don't
think there are too many shows. Johnny Carson used to have writers for his
for his monologue. That's where the late night shows mostly the writers are during
the monologue stuff. They don't need writers for the rest of the show.
Yeah, or like when they do games. Yeah, right, exactly.
Yep. So Drew Barrymore is not going to be the host of the MTV
Movie Awards because she's supporting the writers strike. I thought that was interesting,
isn't is that award? Is that show this weekend? Because yes, yeah,
yeah, their days away and now they have to scramble for a new
house. Yeah right, well, listen, I get it. Good for
her. He's always been very active when it came to the unions and stuff.
So that's all of that story. It's a good news for those of
you who are Ed Shearing fans. We've been talking about this off and on
all week that whole business of Marvin Gays, let's get it on being an
important part of thinking out loud, but not so fast. Yeah, there
are there are mashups where sometimes things are similar enough where they they will go
over. Ed Shearon during his concerts does a mashup of thinking out Loud and
then transitions into Marvin Gays Let's get it On, which Ben Crump called a
smoking gun, and he was like, why would I be that stupid if
I actually stole the song to go ahead and do a mashup version of myself?
You know what? I think that's the one the day too, isn't
it? That? Uh? Sort that That was one of the things,
one of the statements that they are all kinds of ways of especially today editing
things. You can use technology to create almost anything. As a matter of
fact, you don't even need Ed Sharon's voice anymore. You don't need Marvin
Gaye's voice anymore. You can take or at least originality. You can take
pieces of their voices from other songs and create a whole new song with AI.
And that's something that's beginning to bother people as well. So at any
rate, there are a lot of Ed Shearon is not an r and Beer.
He's not even from Americas, from England. And he wrote this song
with a friend of his in England. And then you look back at Marvin
gay and his writing. He did a lot of writing with Ed Townsend.
Ed Townsend's family was basically the originator of the suit and they were and he
was found not guilty and they will get about unanimous decision. And then somebody
from the legal team of Towns inside had said that I think I might have
even been his townson's daughter. They said that they didn't want it to have
to go to trial. But it's one of those things that un copyright infringement
or anything similar is involved. They have to go after the people even if
they don't want to, because somewhere down the road someone else may actually infringe
on copyrights. And then if they go after them and they say, well,
but this person didn't you didn't go after them in retrospect, then it
kind of defeats the purpose of the next one. So it's one of those
they have to down the road in the future. Whatever I think. I
don't know that I agree with that one hundred percent. They don't have to.
They do because some lawyer gets a hold of and well, yeah,
there's that, and if it's genuine, that's great. A couple of years
ago, Marvin Gaye's family one about five million bucks in a lawsuit that claimed
Robin Thick and Farrell Williams. And there's some blurred lines copied to Marvin Gay's
got to give it up, and so there's a fine line here. But
I think these people are looking for a payday. Frankly, that was part
of it so at any rate, and they don't get it from this circumstance
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cure, or prevent any disease. This is Sinco de Mayo. Jay
and I are going to celebrate after the program, going out and getting drinks
tequila. Right, what else shall we have? What about just the food
half some tacos. Have some tacos yay. So this is not Mexican Independence
Day as a lot of people think it is. That doesn't mean it's any
less important or notable for the people who come from Hispanic backgrounds. This is
the French got involved with the Mexicans back in the eighteen nine it was eighteen
fifties, eighteen sixties, somewhere in there. And so there were a lot
of names that were present at the time. Benito Warez for whom, this
city, this sea, the city hell us. I always love this,
want to go to El Paso. The sea is anyway, So there are
a lot of characters who are involved in the events of that time. A
lot of books have been written about a lot of movies have been done about
it, and so are the resistance forces were successful against the French ultimately,
and so is that something also It changed the history of Mexico. But did
it change the history of the United States as well? Probably? Yes,
yeah, I mean we learn about the Battle of Puebla in school. And
this is it, even though so many people think, oh, it's it's
the Mexican independence stay and it's not. It No, no, less important.
It is a very important annual celebration. It commemorates this huge victory.
Well for those of you who don't think that, you know, we go
through this whole business about immigration once again this week. It's a it's come
back into the talk radio countdown as an item because Joe Biden has done such
a miserably horrible job at protecting the borders, or intervening or making it work
the right way, of any number of things. It would be nice if
we didn't just throw molotov talk cocktails at the fact that we're not doing it
right and hello, have some leadership and let's fix the problem. And that's
not what we're doing. And so it reflects poorly both on the Mexicans and
on the Americans. Frankly, it's a it's a mess. The other thing
that's a mess, well, I guess we are. We can come up.
I'm looking at the top thing things on the chart this week from talkers,
and pretty much everything's a mess. One of the things that I feel
very strongly about is this whole business of AM radio and having its stay in
automobiles. There's another group which I was a member for a while, National
Season of Farm Broadcasters. They have sent a letter to Michigan Senator Debbie Stabino
asking her, well, you know, I think yesterday we were talking about
what's going on in Michigan itself, because that's the home of the American automobile
industry. Even though you know, there are a lot of other states that
have car plants, most of them are in Michigan still, and in the
Detroit area. There's some down around Cleveland, and then there's some in the
South. There used to be a plant here in mass in my hometown of
Framingham. General Motors built a huge plant. They made Buicks and Oldsmobiles and
Pontiacs here in the sixties and seventies and eighties. So the idea of AM
staying in automobiles. Now people have turned to Stabino, who's chairman of the
Senate Agriculture Committee, to get her and the folks who are involved in agriculture
and rural life in America behind this effort to keep am radios in cars.
Very important ought not to be forgotten. Needs to be something that's a focus,
and frankly is so let's keep it that way. You got to keep
the eat on, if you will. Speaking of Senator Senator di Fi,
Diane Feinstein's come out this week defending her absence from the Senate she's on the
Judiciary Committee. She says there's been no slowdown of judicial nominees, which is
folly because there certainly has been. There's a log jam of about what one
hundred and eighty I think the judge appointments that have been stalled by the Republicans
because they don't have enough there is no majority of Democrats to move them along,
which is in a sense kind of too bad that there's that much of
a direct divide, but we all know that's kind of what's going on.
Some of these nominees are horror shows. Joe Biden and his people have nominated
some really really bad people, unqualified individuals. But yet then there are others
who are that seemed to be okay, apparently seven were were somehow confirmed this
week. Somehow she got her two cents for I don't know she was actually
there. I'm gonna clear on that, whether she showed up or they would
did a zoom thing or whatever. But the Democrats still wanted to resign so
that they can get more of these uh more of these nominations through. She
actually is kind of sick. She has shingles, which you wouldn't wish on
your worst enemy, frankly. No, that's it's related to the chicken pox,
the same virus chicken pox. Right, you've hads, then it's already
in your system and it's just kind of waiting stays there forever. Yeah,
yep. Yeah. But in terms of what's going on, it is really
sad when you kind of look at it that politicians, whatever the parties are
politicians the voters would rather get somebody that's not as qualified in office just to
keep their own party there. Yeah, right now, exactly, yep.
So there are a number of people, though I noticed that they're the Republicans
appointing to a one person who seems to be the most of all of the
people who are nominated, there seems to be one person, the nomination of
Michael Delaney, an Attorney General from New Hampshire. He's nominated to be on
the Circuit, the first Circuit Court of Appeals. And the people here in
Massachusetts, in Maine and New Hampshire and Rhode Island and Puerto Rico who are
in that circuit, many of them don't like This guy has been pretty contentious.
He worked in the case he defended Saint Paul's School, a private school
up in New Hampshire, when he was a private attorney in a case where
this guy was accused of this student accused of raping he was eighteen fifty year
old girl that he raped. This guy defended him, And yeah, that's
you pick and choose, and you do or die by what you've done.
You look at your reputation. You're only a product of all the things that
you've done right under the circumstances. You know you have to be held accountable.
Was it just one of those things? I don't know. There are
a couple of other nominees that are pretty controversial, and I go back to
what I say, there are so many lawyers around, so many lawyers that
aren't political, so many lawyers that have been involved in helping lots of people.
Why can't we get why do we have to go back again into this
political bucket and pick out people who are It's a horror show picking out people
who are stridently either the left of center. Yeah, right, the best,
thank you, that's really very good, the best of the worst.
Nope, sorry, no sail here, not at all. In Hawaii,
vacation took a dramatic turn for a couple of tourists. I shouldn't chuckle at
this because I've had this happened to me, but it didn't have the same
consequences. So they were they put in their destination. They're driving a Dodge
Caravan, and they put into the GPS what their destination is. And the
tourists they don't know where they're going, that's why they use the GPS.
So what does the GPS direct them to do? They sends them straight into
the harbor, right over a cliff. I hope they had insurance on that
rental car. Wow, head first into the boat ramp and into the water.
So anyway, it was apparently raining as they were driving. They you
know, it rained heavily in the Pacific those islands. Yeah, it was
hard to thee Yeah, and they are okay, they were rescued, yeah
right, but still so yeah right, point yourself in that position. Anybody
know what Swedish death cleaning is. Sounds like a funeral ritual, right done,
It's actually about living. It's a Swedish practice that was presented in the
book The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleansing, involving a person going through their
things so they don't burden their loved ones with junk when they die. Yeah.
Right, it's kind of a good idea. Also, get to live
in more like a decluttered situation. And it's even the now like minimalism in
the sense that you are getting rid of a lot of stuff. But it's
not like minimalism and the sense for minimalism, you basically have to get rid
of everything, and if you bring something new in, something else has to
go out. You exchange things. But with this it's if it means something
to you and you genuinely truly love it, you use it on a regular
basis. It doesn't matter how many items you have, just make sure anything
gets out. Yeah, you don't have to be in Sweden to do that.
You can do it yourself. As you're plotting. We're all heading in
the same direction. And I think this would be pretty therapeutic, don't you.
Yeah. And it's not like you have to wait until you are just
before hospicecare or something like that. You can do it now. Ready to
tank exactly. We all have a lot of things, and probably many of
them. I know as I look around, the attic has got a lot
of things in it that I probably don't need. I'm trying to clean up
in the barnyard and around the barns down at the farm. I'm trying to
clean that all up. We've sold a lot of stuff. We're going to
have next week what we call the Junk in the Trunk sale, which is
people including us, cleaning out everything and bring it to the farm and we
will get people together. Usually about a thousand folks show up for that.
We did a couple of times last year. Bring your junk in your trunk
and put it out for sale and get what you can get. Here's one
of the most powerful objects in the universe. Astronomers solving a mystery of quasars.
There used to be a TV I think General Electric had a TV called
a quaisar when these when that first that word was first used because they wanted
people buying the TV to know they were getting the brightest, the most powerful
of all the television sets in the world. And it happens that's what a
quasar is. And so scientists this week unlocked one of the biggest quasars.
Apparently they're ignited by galaxies colliding. Wow, think about that. Huh.
Here we are in our galaxy in the Milky Way, traveling and where who
knows where we're going and where we've been. We just keep moving. But
quasars can shine about as brightly as a trillion stars packed into the size of
our solar system. Can you imagine? That? Sounds amazing. When you
google pictures of quasars, it is I mean, it looks like something as
a can art project. It doesn't look like it can write be something that's
actually real and something out there. Yeah, you can see a lot of
those pictures as the various telescopes have contributed to more information about these things,
and they are available at the NASA website. But there, let's see,
there are forty eight quasars apparently they've been observing with the various galaxies that are
in our neck of the woods, and so the people studying these things say,
quasars one of the most extreme phenomena in the universe, and it's likely
to represent our future because the Milky Way sooner or later will collide with the
Andromeda galaxy. That'll be the next that will be in five billion years,
will be toast. Here about that. We only have five billion years left.
Folks, make the best of it. Clean out your closets while you
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Our autoexpert dot com has been in Italy eating pasta and pizza all week.
I'm not sure that he has enough energy to bring us through some of
this news. I'm gonna I'm trying to prop him up right now, give
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do you agree with the contention here Nick that there's no such thing anymore as
a bad car. You cannot make a bad car and survived. We were
talking about hundays and thirty five years ago with a piece of crap they were.
But now, yeah, they're very respectable because everybody has to basically make
the same car to compete, right, Yeah, absolutely, And you're right.
It's down to choice now, Doug. It's like what people actually like
personally on the inside of cars and where the seating positions, those style things.
But I mean, I've been road tripping on some of the at least
expensive cars in America, be honest with you, they're probably a luxury car
compared to what we were doing thirty years ago. Yeah, so things have
improved. There's so much better. There's the occasional cars interior that I don't
like, but it's more a personal preference than it is anything that really and
truly wrong with it. Where the buttons and bows are. Speaking of buttons,
I see that some of the carmakers are bringing back buttons and knobs because
people are rejecting the touch screen and whether you know, the simple dashboard,
remember the good old days when you could turn on the radio. Yeah,
other things. So who's bringing that back. Well, there's a lot of
people that are doing things. For instance, Mazda has actually in some of
the because you're not they don't have a touch screen anymore. You have to
do it from the buttons off in the wheels. It'll display everything, but
you can't such right, And the idea is that you you're focusing on the
road, which you know, let's be honest with you. More and more
stuff you put in a car, the less and less we focus anyway,
So if you know, quit putting stuff in cars, it might change the
whole whole way we do things, except make sure that you keep an AM
radio in your cars. All right, So you've been in Italy this week.
What were you driving? Alfa Romeo. They have a new Tenale,
which is a small subcompact car. It's sort of about the size of a
Rouv four, but it's obviously a luxury vehicle. Um, the history of
Alfa Romeo is amazing. I didn't know that. You know, Enzo Ferrari
used to drive for the Alfa Romeo team. No, no, this,
yeah, yeah, well exactly. I went to the museum. I learned
an awful lot about Alfa Romeo. They're great Italian brand and the French who
now our own renaut Sitchan who now owned the Alfa Romeo brand. They're coming
back to the United States with four so expect to see a whole bunch of
new Alfa Romeos in the next five ten years. All right, BMW says
don't drive their cars if there's a Chacata airbag in it. Is that the
encapsule version of the real story? What is going on here the older car?
Yeah, it's just it's just that same old Takata thing. We I
think the government probably should have smacked them down. I don't know if you
remember, but about two years ago, yeah, yeah, we were hearing
don't drive your Subaru and don't drive this. But everyonebody has jacatas. They're
all years by everybody, right, Yeah, I mean supply it's the same
thing with a lot of things. Most screens in vehicles come from the same
factories around the world. So you know, please don't drive your BMW's if
you have those certain years and they come down to the three series two thousand
and two thousand and six and the M three two thousand, two thousand and
three. But you can all go always go to NHTSA dot gov and type
in your VIN number and it'll always tell you whether you have a recall of
any kind. But unfortunately BMW falling to the Takata hammer. The hammer,
all right, remind me next week to talk about synthetic gasoline and synthetic fuels
and stuff that's made from different sources and whether that's going to help the if
we can still drive a car with gasoline powered engines, Where to report for
fuel, Nick Miles. His website is our autoexpert dot com. I suggest
you check it out when you need an autoexpert. The next Stephen good Day
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