Speaker 1: You're listening to Later with Mo Kelly on demand from
Speaker 1: KFI AM sixty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Kfi Mo Kelly, We're live everywhere on the iHeartRadio
Speaker 2: app and it's Tech Thursday.
Speaker 3: On a Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Marsha Collier joins me in studio. We missed you last
Speaker 2: week because other stuff was going on last week.
Speaker 4: Overall, there's been so much stuff going on on this
Speaker 4: planet that think about it. In the past three weeks,
Speaker 4: it's been earthshaking almost every week.
Speaker 2: Yeah, literally earthshaking with the number of earthquakes we've had,
Speaker 2: and it's just been so much going on. But having
Speaker 2: you back in studio makes it feel just a little
Speaker 2: bit more normal.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Mo. And I have to tell you I
Speaker 4: love shopping and we all have the holidays ahead of us.
Speaker 4: We all have to buy gifts Dewey, Yeah, okay, I suppose.
Speaker 4: And there's white elephant gifts for work and there's things
Speaker 4: like that. We all have to do this, and I
Speaker 4: wanted to come here today to give you some tips,
Speaker 4: give everybody a bunch of tips how to organize it,
Speaker 4: because I have to admit I am the ultimate shopper.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm glad to be joined by the ultimate shopper
Speaker 2: because we have not only the holidays, we have office parties,
Speaker 2: we have birthdays, like my birthday's coming up, so mine too.
Speaker 2: That's right, So you have people that you may want
Speaker 2: to shop for. Nurse Obviously, Black Friday are November twenty
Speaker 2: ninth that a lot of people will be spending money on.
Speaker 2: Is there a strategy that you employ to prepare to
Speaker 2: get the best stuff at the best prices on Black Friday?
Speaker 4: I'm ready. First of all, I want to tell everybody
Speaker 4: who doesn't know, Black Friday is called Black Friday because
Speaker 4: in business, a retailer comes should come out of the
Speaker 4: red on Black Friday. And then that's followed by Cyber Monday,
Speaker 4: which which is Black Friday, is the Friday after Thanksgiving.
Speaker 4: Then we've got Cyber Monday, which is the Monday after Thanksgiving,
Speaker 4: and then there's a Green Friday that I'm not real
Speaker 4: clear about.
Speaker 2: Just people are just finding another way to get you
Speaker 2: separated from your money.
Speaker 4: So you have to plan ahead. This is the thing.
Speaker 4: We're living in an economy now. We want our dollars
Speaker 4: to go further. We want to buy nice gifts, and
Speaker 4: we may not be able to afford to buy the
Speaker 4: best and the greatest. I want you to go about
Speaker 4: the things we talk about now and look for the
Speaker 4: best you can afford. I don't want you to read
Speaker 4: reviews on the internet. If you're at Amazon, I'd like
Speaker 4: you to read what real people have to say, like
Speaker 4: confirm purchases, Yeah, verified Verified. They may be fake too,
Speaker 4: but I can tell you that everywhere I looked when
Speaker 4: I was researching Black Friday, all I found were sponsored stories.
Speaker 4: Buy this. We may have links on this page, so
Speaker 4: we make money and I'm sponsored.
Speaker 3: Explain for people who don't know when you say sponsored, Okay.
Speaker 4: I don't do this. But what you can do is
Speaker 4: you can get affiliate links, put them on your website
Speaker 4: or share them on social media, and when someone clicks
Speaker 4: that link, for example, they if you buy after you
Speaker 4: click on their link, there's a code in it that
Speaker 4: gives them a commission. And it used to be that
Speaker 4: everything you bought for the next week. I don't know
Speaker 4: if it's changed. It's just something I don't really participate in,
Speaker 4: except when I give give a link to my books.
Speaker 4: That's about it. But they get a commission every time
Speaker 4: you click one of those links. So if you don't
Speaker 4: want to give them a commission. You can just copy
Speaker 4: the name of the product and paste it into Amazon
Speaker 4: or the website.
Speaker 2: Stop giving away all my secrets because I do it
Speaker 2: all the time.
Speaker 4: Right, I mean, you have to and you know it
Speaker 4: doesn't hurt. Before you actually start the physical shopping. To
Speaker 4: clear the cache on your browser for those.
Speaker 2: Who don't know, cacche not cash.
Speaker 4: And you can do that by going into the settings.
Speaker 4: You don't have to clear out your passwords and things,
Speaker 4: but clear out what's called cookies and cookies are left
Speaker 4: on your computer, your tablet or your phone. To let
Speaker 4: these websites, Oh they've been here already. Let's raise the price.
Speaker 4: Let's jerk up the price.
Speaker 2: They wouldn't do that, would they. Because you're a frequent shopper,
Speaker 2: you should get benefits for that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, one would think, wouldn't one. Okay, So what you
Speaker 4: need to do ahead of time, and this is really important,
Speaker 4: start making your list now. If you know what that
Speaker 4: person is into, just put that next to their name.
Speaker 4: Then maybe a dollar amount so you can budget how
Speaker 4: much you're going to be spending for Christmas. Don't forget
Speaker 4: the people you work with, don't forget the teachers, don't
Speaker 4: forget people you go to church with. Just put everybody,
Speaker 4: Am I going to bake cookies? Okay, that's in there,
Speaker 4: but have your list ahead of time, and that way
Speaker 4: you won't kind of be faced on Black Friday with
Speaker 4: oh my, what am I going to do?
Speaker 2: Let me ask you this question, because customarily for me,
Speaker 2: I almost buy nothing on Black Friday.
Speaker 5: One.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to go to a physical location, big
Speaker 2: box retailer.
Speaker 3: That's out. I'm not dealing with that mess.
Speaker 2: I will do a lot of shopping on Friday, which
Speaker 2: I basically turn into a cyber Friday, and I'll do
Speaker 2: a cyber Monday. Aren't we at a point where just
Speaker 2: about every retailer is making either as much money or
Speaker 2: more money on Cyber Monday than the traditional Black Friday.
Speaker 4: Well, actually it's going back and Black Friday is cyber now.
Speaker 4: Black Friday has taken over. So you've got number one
Speaker 4: being Black Friday. You're going to get like televisions, you
Speaker 4: need a new television. I guarantee you the best prices
Speaker 4: of the year are on Cyber Friday.
Speaker 2: I don't need to so I don't have to drive
Speaker 2: my ass down to Target and fight with people anymore.
Speaker 4: No, and let me just tell you retailers most all
Speaker 4: will be running sales. So, for example, if you want
Speaker 4: to buy your college student child a laptop, go to
Speaker 4: the ACER website, search the brand, but Amazon, Walmart, Wayfair,
Speaker 4: Best Buy, Target, Adorama if you're familiar with them, be
Speaker 4: an h their photographic and Electrical and home depot, Lows
Speaker 4: Nordstrums are going to be running, blasting sales, just blasting sales,
Speaker 4: and you know you know how much money because you
Speaker 4: start your list tomorrow. Seriously, it doesn't pen paper. You
Speaker 4: don't have to put it on a computer because that
Speaker 4: way you can stick it in your pocket and carry
Speaker 4: it around with you. And if you want to add somebody,
Speaker 4: you just add somebody.
Speaker 3: Let me jump in there real quick.
Speaker 2: We know that people are more inclined to spend money
Speaker 2: on Black Friday. Isn't it safe to assume that these
Speaker 2: retailers just because are going to jack up these prices
Speaker 2: and then say that they're offering thirty percent off.
Speaker 4: And you just thank you for that, thank you for
Speaker 4: that softball. Uh. There's a website called Camel Camel Camm
Speaker 4: Camel cim E l c am E l c am
Speaker 4: E l dot com. You can go on there, and
Speaker 4: they track a product's price over time on Amazon keep
Speaker 4: other places, and they display the price history on the page. Also,
Speaker 4: Honey as a price history for other retailers like Walmart,
Speaker 4: best Buy. So use these things, and I know Honey
Speaker 4: is something you have to install. I don't know the
Speaker 4: people of a browser is. I think it's a browser extension,
Speaker 4: and I don't like doing that. I don't like to
Speaker 4: give away my privacy of my browser. So if I
Speaker 4: did that, i'd install it and uninstall it asap. I
Speaker 4: do that with apps all the time. But I use
Speaker 4: Camel Camel Camel in another window to check the prices,
Speaker 4: and if you see a price that looks good, you
Speaker 4: run it on. Camel can also do a Google search
Speaker 4: on the brand and the serial number, and once you
Speaker 4: do that, you know where the best price is. Go
Speaker 4: get it before it sells out.
Speaker 2: You gave us a lot of information, But are there
Speaker 2: any When we come back, I would like to talk
Speaker 2: about some maybe shopping portals which are off the beaten
Speaker 2: path that we should also give some consideration other than
Speaker 2: the eBay, the Amazon or the Walmart target.
Speaker 4: I got your covered mode, all.
Speaker 2: Right, It's later with mo Kelly It's tech Thursday on
Speaker 2: a Tuesday. Marshall Callier joins me in studio k if
Speaker 2: I AM six forty Live Everywhere, the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 1: You're listening to Later with Mo Kelly on demand from
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Speaker 2: As Black Friday approaches, we have tech Thursday on a Tuesday.
Speaker 3: Am I getting any more? Days? And the weekend? This
Speaker 3: intro Marshall Collier.
Speaker 2: Last SEK we were talked about Black Friday, some things
Speaker 2: to do in preparation and some dudes and don'ts, tips
Speaker 2: and tricks. But I believe most people are inclined to
Speaker 2: go to the Amazon dot com, the Walmart dot com,
Speaker 2: the Target dot com, the usual suspects. Are there any
Speaker 2: off the beaten path where there's not only a good deal,
Speaker 2: but possibly a good portal to visit?
Speaker 4: Well, I got you covered. I love bargain shopping. There's
Speaker 4: a website called I'm going to give you a few
Speaker 4: of them woot dot com. Woot dot com that used
Speaker 4: to be a small, really funky community type website and
Speaker 4: people loved it. It was great. They even have a
Speaker 4: particular item that they have for five dollars called.
Speaker 3: A bag of crap, a bag of crap.
Speaker 4: Yes, and it's paper bag and you don't know what's
Speaker 4: in it, and that'll show up on the page every
Speaker 4: so often everybody dives in to buy it because sometimes
Speaker 4: that's interesting. It's got really great stuff in it. Right,
Speaker 4: how many years have I been chasing that?
Speaker 3: You just buy a bag of something sight unseen?
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 4: I've bought dollars five dollars and people get electronics. They've
Speaker 4: been bought out by Amazon, so you know there's going
Speaker 4: to be Amazon overstock there. There's going to be item
Speaker 4: a lot of items from Amazon. They're going to be
Speaker 4: bought out stuff from other places. So that's a really
Speaker 4: great place to go. I'm my family. Unfortunately at Christmas,
Speaker 4: I'll say, uh been shopping at uh Wood huh oh.
Speaker 2: It sounds like that'd be great for white Elephant gifts,
Speaker 2: Secret Santa things of that.
Speaker 4: My husband bought one hundred toothbrushes for eighteen dollars, just.
Speaker 2: In case you run out of friends, k What are
Speaker 2: you doing, Kirk? That's ae hundred too. Are you going
Speaker 2: into business now?
Speaker 4: They're going in stocking stuffers?
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, yeah, it makes sense.
Speaker 4: So here and I brought this one for you. This
Speaker 4: is one called Brad's Deals br D S DEA L S.
Speaker 4: And I've been shopping these people for ages and this
Speaker 4: is the email they sent me Saturday, and you have
Speaker 4: to go there every day to find the deals. Thirty
Speaker 4: one dollar heated throw, fifty percent off toys at Coal's,
Speaker 4: fifty dollars Oakley Sunglasses, Here's a French door air fryer
Speaker 4: for sixty eight bucks. Food Network ten piece cookwear for
Speaker 4: fifty five bucks plus a ten dollars gift certificate. Nike
Speaker 4: Max XC shoes forty nine bucks, and sixty percent off
Speaker 4: Ralph Lauren blankets. Okay, they send this email out regularly.
Speaker 4: You go to their website and you won't believe what
Speaker 4: you see. It's pretty amazing. My other favorite, no, these
Speaker 4: are all These three are my favorites. And Slickdeals dot
Speaker 4: com s L I C K D E A l
Speaker 4: S dot com another one. They will peet when people
Speaker 4: find deals on the Internet, they post it on Slick Deals,
Speaker 4: So it's kind of like a reddit for bargain shopping,
Speaker 4: and you never know what's going to come up there
Speaker 4: because people will post them, other members will verify them,
Speaker 4: say yeah, I got the deal. Good thing, and you
Speaker 4: get reviews. It's really a great site. So you've got
Speaker 4: WoT Brad Steals Slick Deals. Then consider what's it called
Speaker 4: retail me.
Speaker 3: Not retail me not?
Speaker 4: They have coupons, which is I'm not a big online
Speaker 4: coupon he so.
Speaker 2: Either of mine. I never have been. I just just
Speaker 2: give you the deal. I don't want to hunt for
Speaker 2: the coupon. And depending on a type of coupon, a
Speaker 2: lot of them don't work. Have you noticed that, Oh
Speaker 2: yes I have.
Speaker 4: I haven't had one work in forever. So basically I'm
Speaker 4: going to tell you Brad's deals. You could also go
Speaker 4: to Groupon coupon is actually a website still still yeah,
Speaker 4: but Brad Steals Slick Deals and woot. Trust me on this.
Speaker 4: You will get lost and the stuff changes every day.
Speaker 2: Is this something that you would recommend specifically for Black
Speaker 2: Friday or Black Friday and Cyber Monday?
Speaker 4: For Black Friday Cyber Monday, general amusement. When you're lying
Speaker 4: in bed and you want to see the deals. They
Speaker 4: have the categories at the top of the page drop
Speaker 4: down menu. Oh look, refurbished Apple products. Click, Oh look,
Speaker 4: Ralph Lauren Sweater's Click. You'll be surprised at the amount
Speaker 4: of stuff you're going to see at these websites, and
Speaker 4: why go any why pay retail? Not in these days.
Speaker 2: I used to spend more than I should have on
Speaker 2: overstock dot com.
Speaker 3: That was my guilty pleasure.
Speaker 4: I got divorced and redecorated my head Overstock.
Speaker 2: There was something about Overstock, and this was many years ago,
Speaker 2: now that there are other comparable websites.
Speaker 4: Well, when Patrick's started it, I knew him, and his
Speaker 4: goal was to have quality merchandise, good for the customer,
Speaker 4: and great customer service. And they had it. They had it.
Speaker 4: The prices were incredible and they had closed out items
Speaker 4: from furniture and clothing. It was great.
Speaker 2: What happened was it just competition entering the marketplace other
Speaker 2: places like woot offerings.
Speaker 4: Wayfair wayfair wayfair I think was a big competitor.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: I was getting ready to sing the jingle because I
Speaker 2: love jingles, I know, but I won't do it.
Speaker 3: But so other companies have taken that market share.
Speaker 4: Well, and he isn't the CEO anymore. He founded the
Speaker 4: company and ran away with his lots and lots of money. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's what It's not happening to me. But is it
Speaker 4: happening to you?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: No, I spend more money than I make online.
Speaker 4: We have, so listen. I came up with some things
Speaker 4: you may not have thought about. We know ties, we
Speaker 4: know about sock sweaters, tracksuits, all good things to look for.
Speaker 4: Right when you're buying tracksuits and stuff like that on Amazon,
Speaker 4: I want you to check the fabric because some of
Speaker 4: the new fabric is just garbage that they're selling on Amazon.
Speaker 4: Try and buy from a brand you're familiar with.
Speaker 3: I definitely agree. Use a brand that you know.
Speaker 4: Exactly because you can trust. Yeah, you can always return it,
Speaker 4: but why.
Speaker 3: Who wants that headache?
Speaker 4: I don't want that headache. Now Here are some items
Speaker 4: that I think you might like. Ums. Okay, between two
Speaker 4: and three hundred dollars. Do you ever think to have
Speaker 4: a home theater with a ten eightyp projector No? That
Speaker 4: may be a nice gift. If there's somebody you want
Speaker 4: to spend between two hundred and three hundred dollars to
Speaker 4: another family that you're close to.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't like a lot of people for that
Speaker 3: much money.
Speaker 4: Neither do it.
Speaker 2: If I want to spend two three hundred dollars on
Speaker 2: you better be like living in my house.
Speaker 4: Well, okay, remember about a year ago I showed you
Speaker 4: that bird feeder with the camera in it and it
Speaker 4: had a solar panel. It was called bird Fi brd
Speaker 4: f Y. I'm still enjoying it. I like it. It's great.
Speaker 4: I see the squirrels. It's just wonderful. You're gonna find
Speaker 4: it from sixty dollars. They have incredible deals. I think
Speaker 4: they sell them at Walmart now that it's become really
Speaker 4: a big brand in the US. And I think that
Speaker 4: we found him first. Good for us. Then how about drones.
Speaker 4: Drones come in all sizes and prices. They have little
Speaker 4: cameras in them, and they're fun to play with until
Speaker 4: you break them.
Speaker 3: So until you break them down.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I wouldn't spend a lot. My husband has gone
Speaker 4: through a couple of large drones, and yeah, well we
Speaker 4: won't be buying anymore of.
Speaker 2: First, you've taken away his drone privileges pretty much.
Speaker 4: AR smart glasses.
Speaker 3: Augmented reality for those time.
Speaker 4: I'm not talking about like the Apple one three thousand
Speaker 4: dollars I bought my husband last year. This is not AR.
Speaker 4: But there's a ray band excuse me, ray band bows.
Speaker 2: I saw that I saw the commercials of that. That
Speaker 2: scares me and also excites me. I know it scares
Speaker 2: me because you never know when you're on camera at
Speaker 2: that point.
Speaker 4: Well, but there's one that's just a bluetooth for music.
Speaker 4: So when you're taking your walk in your neighborhood or
Speaker 4: you just want to be in your own head, put
Speaker 4: on your sunglasses, turn on the music, and just walk
Speaker 4: and that's all it does. And you can you can
Speaker 4: get that reasonably online.
Speaker 6: And I have to say it is mind blowing. I
Speaker 6: tried one of them on Oh You did the boast
Speaker 6: thing that she's talking about. It is insane. How you
Speaker 6: literally put it on and you can just hear the music.
Speaker 6: You take it off, then you hear the crowd around you.
Speaker 2: It's so it removes all like the ambient noise for
Speaker 2: the most part, won't you won't hear the bus like
Speaker 2: getting ready to almost like you have earbuds in and
Speaker 2: it's just the glasses and you're.
Speaker 4: Gonna just plots. Because I got that on woot dot com.
Speaker 4: I bought four of them as gifts as for ninety
Speaker 4: nine dollars apiece, and I gave them to family members.
Speaker 4: Now we all look like family care. We all look
Speaker 4: like the Blues Brothers.
Speaker 3: Look.
Speaker 2: I have to say that is brilliant product integration marketing. Yeah,
Speaker 2: with ray Band, because no one was thinking about ray
Speaker 2: Band in a technological sense.
Speaker 4: Well meta, Their new ar glasses are ray Ban's also.
Speaker 3: Look. All I can say is, but I.
Speaker 4: Don't want to camera in my glasses. I went through
Speaker 4: my stage of doing that, and I don't care. How
Speaker 4: about a dash cam. I just bought one for my
Speaker 4: cars under one hundred bucks. Yes you can. What a
Speaker 4: great little gift. It's great somebody you care if you
Speaker 4: want to set it up for them. I got to
Speaker 4: watch out for the runners out there. If someone's gonna
Speaker 4: flip me the bird, I need it on a video.
Speaker 5: I don't appreciate you trying to drag me into this,
Speaker 5: but I would like a pair of those glasses.
Speaker 3: Please.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can find them, just just search for boats.
Speaker 3: Don't hear from you? Please? You're talking about for free
Speaker 3: from this?
Speaker 4: Huh. Yeah. I had to pay for them.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: I don't take a lot of free stuff, and I'm
Speaker 4: offered a lot of free stuff because I always say
Speaker 4: to them, if I don't like it, I'm going to
Speaker 4: tell people. And you don't want that, so just don't
Speaker 4: give it to me unless it's something I really want.
Speaker 3: In witch Man, you can tell the truth and there's
Speaker 3: nothing wrong with that.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry I'm out of time with you, Marshall Collier,
Speaker 2: but also we'll see you again, probably before the holidays
Speaker 2: are here, and I'm quite sure you'll have even more
Speaker 2: good advice.
Speaker 4: I'm going to save some deals for you because we'll
Speaker 4: see each other before.
Speaker 3: Thanksguy, Yes, so very quickly. We have woot, we.
Speaker 2: Have brads deals, slick deals and retail me not.
Speaker 4: I'd stick with the top three.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, that's what I'd stick.
Speaker 4: Go to their websites now, get a field for them
Speaker 4: and you'll see where the deals are.
Speaker 3: Marshall call You're always great to see you.
Speaker 4: Always good and I love the holiday season, so let's
Speaker 4: make it a grand one.
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Speaker 3: And the Rocks that Oh the Boss.
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Speaker 2: Live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app and that was Carl
Speaker 2: Lewis many many years ago trying to sing the national anthem.
Speaker 2: And we hear about people messing up the national anthem
Speaker 2: all the time, and you would think people would respond
Speaker 2: to that as being, hey, that's disrespectful to the national anthem.
Speaker 2: In recent years, we've had any number of controversies about
Speaker 2: the national anthem, be it kneeling, be it not taking
Speaker 2: off your hat, be it not placing your hand over
Speaker 2: your heart. It brings me to this. Michael Strahan, you
Speaker 2: know of Good Morning America. Michael Strahan also Pro Football
Speaker 2: Hall of Famer. He's in hot water in a social
Speaker 2: media sense because viewers found how he was standing during
Speaker 2: the national anthem on Sundays NFL on Fox pre Veteran's
Speaker 2: Day celebration. Many termed it as disrespectful, and it was
Speaker 2: the special Veterans Station show aired live from naval based
Speaker 2: San Diego in a tribute to service members. If you
Speaker 2: saw it had Michael Strahan and his NFL on Fox
Speaker 2: colleagues Howie Long, Jay Glazer, Kurt Menefee, Terry Bradshaw, Jimmy Johnson,
Speaker 2: Rob Gronkowski all lined up to honor the military while
Speaker 2: the Star Spangled banner played, but Michael Strahan was pointed
Speaker 2: out for not putting his hand on his heart during
Speaker 2: the national anthem. Now we all have well, I wouldn't
Speaker 2: say all of us, but many of us have very
Speaker 2: strong feelings about the national anthem. Many of us remember
Speaker 2: Colin Kaepernick and that controversy with him kneeling during the
Speaker 2: national anthem. Some said it was disrespectful to the flag,
Speaker 2: some said it was disrespectful to the military. Some said
Speaker 2: it was not disrespectful at all. It was in the
Speaker 2: spirit of protests and free speech. Yad YadA, yah blah
Speaker 2: blah blah. We alla remember that discussion. But my point was,
Speaker 2: either we care about the national anthem at all times
Speaker 2: and in all places, or we don't. It's real simple.
Speaker 2: You can't be sometiming. And that's part of the reason
Speaker 2: why I played Carl Lewis. Okay, we could have fun
Speaker 2: with the national anthem. When we listen to someone try
Speaker 2: to stylize it and they mess it up and they
Speaker 2: give us a horrible rendition. That's okay, Okay, no one
Speaker 2: finds that out of bounds. But we do find it
Speaker 2: out of bounds when someone doesn't do something we in
Speaker 2: our own personal silo, our own person, it's no political disposition,
Speaker 2: feel that they're supposed to do. The reason I'm talking
Speaker 2: about this tonight is Michael Strahead is the son of
Speaker 2: a veteran, so he's not ignorant of the optics. He's
Speaker 2: not ignorant of the significance. I don't know what's on
Speaker 2: his heart, but I'm not going to describe motive. Maybe
Speaker 2: he should have had his hand over his heart. I
Speaker 2: don't think he was making a statement, but I will
Speaker 2: say this. Have you been to a professional sporting event
Speaker 2: in the past fifty years? Have you heard the national
Speaker 2: anthem played at a sporting event in the last fifty years.
Speaker 2: It was only in their last five years that they
Speaker 2: even started shutting down the concession stands during the national anthem.
Speaker 2: Go to a basketball game, or a baseball game, or
Speaker 2: a professional football game, and watch how many people do
Speaker 2: not take off their hats.
Speaker 3: Go to any professional or college sporting.
Speaker 2: Event and during the national anthem, see how many people
Speaker 2: are walking around milling about asking, you know, why aren't
Speaker 2: you selling me my hot dog?
Speaker 3: Right now?
Speaker 2: Go to any of those professional sports and look at
Speaker 2: the stands and see the thousands and thousands of people
Speaker 2: who don't have their hand on their heart.
Speaker 3: Now, I know protocol.
Speaker 2: If you're a non military person, you're supposed to face
Speaker 2: the flag, put your right.
Speaker 3: Hand over your heart.
Speaker 2: If you have a hat on, you take the hat
Speaker 2: off and you put the hat over your heart.
Speaker 3: I get all that.
Speaker 2: It's not a law, it's a societal protocol, expectation. But
Speaker 2: if you're going to be mad whatever that means at
Speaker 2: Michael straighthand I'm all about consistency. I'm all about consistency.
Speaker 2: If it's important, it's important. If it's not, it's not.
Speaker 2: It can't be important on Monday and not important on Tuesday.
Speaker 3: You know, if you're Moore worried.
Speaker 2: About Michael Strahan on TV and not equally as worried
Speaker 2: about the guide next to you who's wearing the hat,
Speaker 2: who is not having the hand over his or her heart,
Speaker 2: then it's hard for me to take you seriously. Is
Speaker 2: it important or not? Are we about free speech or not?
Speaker 2: Because when I'm on social media, and that's every day,
Speaker 2: not a day goes by what someone says free speech.
Speaker 3: You know, you snowflake, why are you so upset?
Speaker 2: And then we see this and people are upset because
Speaker 2: Michael Strahan didn't put his hand over his heart during
Speaker 2: the national anthem. And I'm asking a real simple question.
Speaker 2: It's not really rhetorical. Is it a big deal or
Speaker 2: is it not? Because the next time I go to
Speaker 2: a sporting event, which might be in the next couple
Speaker 2: of weeks, it might be this Saturday when I'm in DC,
Speaker 2: I hope to take you into Georgetown basketball game. I
Speaker 2: promise you there will be ten people on the right
Speaker 2: of me, to my immediate right, and ten people on
Speaker 2: my immediate left who will either have a hat on
Speaker 2: or not have their hand over their heart, and nobody's
Speaker 2: going to say a mumbling word to them. And there
Speaker 2: will be people walking around the concourse, I guarantee you
Speaker 2: who are not going to stop. They're not going to
Speaker 2: acknowledge the national anthem in any way, and nobody's going
Speaker 2: to say anything to them.
Speaker 3: I promise you.
Speaker 2: There'll be people who will be attempting to buy their
Speaker 2: beer as quickly as possible and don't really care that
Speaker 2: the national anthem is going on, because you will see
Speaker 2: the concessionaire or say sorry, we can't sell any food
Speaker 2: right now.
Speaker 3: It's a real simple question is it important or not?
Speaker 2: Because if you're only upset because you saw someone on
Speaker 2: TV who didn't have their hand over their heart, but
Speaker 2: you have nothing to say when you're actually.
Speaker 3: In that environment.
Speaker 2: And I'm not saying you need to start a fight
Speaker 2: with someone, but I have never in my life, in
Speaker 2: my fifty four almost fifty five years of life, seen
Speaker 2: someone at a sporting event say hey, I need you
Speaker 2: to put your hand over your heart. Hey, you know,
Speaker 2: I think it's appropriate that you remove your cap. Maybe
Speaker 2: you have. I'm just saying I haven't. And if you're
Speaker 2: gonna throw shade at Michael Straham because he didn't put
Speaker 2: his hand over his heart, well, then I should expect
Speaker 2: to see that every single time, every single moment. That
Speaker 2: it doesn't happen at every single sporting event because it
Speaker 2: just can't be. Because you could point at one person
Speaker 2: on TV and you happen to know his name. Either
Speaker 2: it's important, either it's a societal expectation, or it's not.
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Speaker 2: I don't know what I need to think about this.
Speaker 2: I don't know what I should think about this. I'm
Speaker 2: a Disney fan, and I love Disney animation, but I really, really,
Speaker 2: really really dislike the live action adaptations of the animated classics.
Speaker 2: I really don't like any of them, not a one,
Speaker 2: Not The Little Mermaid, not The Jungle Book, not The
Speaker 2: Lion King.
Speaker 3: Which are the other ones? Did they do? I just
Speaker 3: didn't like any of them?
Speaker 2: And there was a big slate of announcements at D
Speaker 2: twenty three Brazil in San Paulo, Brazil, and it was
Speaker 2: a new It was introduced a new trailer for the
Speaker 2: film Mofassa The Lion King, and that film is going
Speaker 2: to be in theaters December twentieth. Disney snow White introduced
Speaker 2: a trailer and there's going to be a new Lilo
Speaker 2: and Stitch film that looks good. Though the live action
Speaker 2: lelots looks good. Lion King look I didn't like or
Speaker 2: Moufasa the Lion King. I didn't like Lion King live action.
Speaker 2: I don't know many people that did.
Speaker 7: I go doing another one about his dad whatever the
Speaker 7: snow White One interesting interesting take on snow White I
Speaker 7: won't be going to see if that wasn't even one
Speaker 7: of my favorite fairy tales as a child. I didn't
Speaker 7: like it. I wasn't into it, wasn't down with it.
Speaker 7: But lelo on Stitch, that looks great. Hey, look, I
Speaker 7: would rather see it in an animation format. Okay, But
Speaker 7: I am encouraged by the announcement that there is a
Speaker 7: season two release date for and Or, which is going
Speaker 7: to be April twenty second on Disney Plus. The Mandalorian
Speaker 7: and Grogu movie will hit theaters in May, and that's
Speaker 7: basically going to kick off the summer movie season.
Speaker 3: I cannot wait for that.
Speaker 2: That for me, is not a Star Wars movie in
Speaker 2: the sense of the Star Wars trilogies that I've written off,
Speaker 2: you know, the whole seven eight to nine Star Wars
Speaker 2: trilogy that left a horrible taste in my mouth. This
Speaker 2: Mandalorian and Grogu is a direct result of the Mandalorian
Speaker 2: streaming series, which I I loved. It was classic Star
Speaker 2: Wars thanks to people like Dave Filoni, thanks to people
Speaker 2: like the late Carl Weathers, who I didn't even know
Speaker 2: was a Star Wars fan like that, who directed a
Speaker 2: lot of key episodes. So I will definitely be in
Speaker 2: theaters to see that. And we know that Captain America
Speaker 2: Brave New World is going to hit theaters on February fourteenth,
Speaker 2: Valentine's Day, twenty twenty five, And there was a new
Speaker 2: trailer which dropped this week as well, and they really
Speaker 2: showed you a sense of the seriousness of the story.
Speaker 2: Wasn't just a basic trailer. It showed you how intense
Speaker 2: it was going to be. Reminiscent of Captain America, The
Speaker 2: Winter Soldier, reminiscent of some of the better Marvel movies
Speaker 2: that we had seen earlier on in the MCU.
Speaker 3: It's not silly like thor Love and Thunder.
Speaker 2: It's like some of the best tonality at least some
Speaker 2: of the best Marvel movies. Now will it be as
Speaker 2: good as that, I don't know. There's a lot of resistance,
Speaker 2: Let's be honest to Anthony Mackie playing Sam Wilson Captain
Speaker 2: America not to be confused with the Chris Evans version
Speaker 2: of Captain America. Steve Rogers and I can go on
Speaker 2: for hours as far as why that is. And I
Speaker 2: know a little bit about this source material. This is
Speaker 2: like straight from the source material. This is not like
Speaker 2: something they created just so they could have a black
Speaker 2: Captain America. No, this is actually from the source material.
Speaker 2: People say, why don't you just, you know, make your
Speaker 2: own characters. Well, no, this character actually existed. This character
Speaker 2: and storyline actually existed. They didn't like create it just
Speaker 2: because that's it. I remember, I love getting an arguments
Speaker 2: and Mark you appreciate this. I got into this argument
Speaker 2: with this one fan on threads and she was saying,
Speaker 2: I don't understand why Captain America to just not give
Speaker 2: his shield to his best friend Bucky. And then I
Speaker 2: had to remind her, yeah, there's a time in which
Speaker 2: you know Bucky is Captain America. But also as far
Speaker 2: as giving the shield, Bucky was a reformed Hydra assassin.
Speaker 2: He's not exactly Captain America material.
Speaker 7: Small detail, and if she actually knew the storyline, she
Speaker 7: would see that Bucky became Captain America after Captain America
Speaker 7: Steve Rogers was assassinated and Bucky was convinced to take
Speaker 7: up the mantle. And then when, of course, in comic
Speaker 7: book fashions, Steve Rogers came back, and when he came
Speaker 7: back and there was a whole thing where he at
Speaker 7: one point he had lost the super Soldiers said look,
Speaker 7: long story short.
Speaker 3: He eventually said, Sam, you get the shield. That's what
Speaker 3: happened in the comic book. Yeah, I know.
Speaker 2: But you know, there's the interesting thing is because of
Speaker 2: Sam Wilson Falcon Captain America, I think it highlights the
Speaker 2: division and divide we have a Emerica right now, and
Speaker 2: I get the sense that this storyline is going to
Speaker 2: touch upon it in the way that The Falcon and
Speaker 2: Winter Soldier did not everyone was a fan of that,
Speaker 2: and honestly, I don't care. I just like tonality, the
Speaker 2: seriousness of it. And if you don't like politics in
Speaker 2: your comic books and your movies, and you obviously don't
Speaker 2: know anything about comic books, you know it has always
Speaker 2: touched upon social issues. It has always touched upon the
Speaker 2: issues and items of the day.
Speaker 3: That was the whole damn point.
Speaker 2: Going back to newsreels, I think this came out of
Speaker 2: Ed Brubaker's really good run on Captain America that lasted
Speaker 2: for a few years, right yep. And you know, the
Speaker 2: race thing is just inherent, it's a part of the story.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's intent, the controversy is intentional and bringing
Speaker 2: in Carl Lumbley as the earlier super Soldier Experimentee brilliant, brilliant.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you said it, Mark, because that's the whole point,
Speaker 2: the whole tension of it is the point and how
Speaker 2: America and they talked about Harrison Ford's characters like, you know,
Speaker 2: you're not Steve Rogers.
Speaker 3: He tells me what to his face. You're right, You're right.
Speaker 3: That's the whole part of the storyline.
Speaker 2: That's going to be a part of the movie, and
Speaker 2: I'm going to be right there to see it and
Speaker 2: hopefully I'll enjoy it on the merits of the it
Speaker 2: just being a movie.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that first time I saw the trailer and he
Speaker 5: said that you're not Steve Rodgers' line, I fell a
Speaker 5: little punch in.
Speaker 3: The chest, So did he. That's the whole point.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, Yeah, it looks like they're getting Marvel back
Speaker 5: on track. After you mentioned thora Love and thunder My God,
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