Speaker 1: The JV Show on Wild ninety.
Speaker 2: Happy Wednesday, late is Wednesday, You're right, could be worse.
Speaker 3: Still, still it's a Wednesday, but it could be Tuesday.
Speaker 3: And then to make it just be Tuesday, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean?
Speaker 2: Where the JV Show, I'm Selena kind of jess LA's
Speaker 2: kick things off with our first talk back of the day.
Speaker 4: Hey, JV Show, Okay, I have an idea to help
Speaker 4: jess refine.
Speaker 5: Her weather report.
Speaker 2: What if she has to spin the chug wheel and
Speaker 2: take a chug for every day that it actually.
Speaker 3: Rains but she says it's not going to rain.
Speaker 5: I think that might.
Speaker 6: Make her some fun, fun stakes for her.
Speaker 5: Love you guys, it is fun.
Speaker 7: I love that idea.
Speaker 3: Actually hate that idea.
Speaker 8: I'm here for it because there's so many cities in
Speaker 8: the Bay Area. I can't possibly sit here and name
Speaker 8: and name the weather report for every single city. But
Speaker 8: then it's like, how do the weather reporters on like
Speaker 8: the news do it right?
Speaker 3: They do it, but they also get it wrong like
Speaker 3: all of us. But then how the rams always.
Speaker 5: Spot on minor tend to be like just one hundred
Speaker 5: percent accurate when it comes to calling the rain or
Speaker 5: chances of rain.
Speaker 7: I'm like bat in.
Speaker 8: A thousand, Well, I could say chances of rain, because
Speaker 8: technically there is a chance that it could rain any day.
Speaker 5: If you really think about it, you would be misleading people.
Speaker 5: You'd be trying to cover your own inaccuracies with a
Speaker 5: bigger inaccuratey.
Speaker 9: What's your weather balloon called?
Speaker 5: Graham The JB Show, twenty twenty five Live Doppler storm
Speaker 5: tracking weather balloon newsdesk the Drew Tuna.
Speaker 3: Yeah, is just allowed in there.
Speaker 5: Maybe I don't know that she's receive proper training on it,
Speaker 5: but of course she can take it up anytime she wants.
Speaker 7: We have two of them.
Speaker 5: We have the mic ecup tools.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I did not know the really find
Speaker 3: the budget.
Speaker 9: Hey let me.
Speaker 1: In, you know.
Speaker 5: So that's all I'm saying is maybe do your due
Speaker 5: diligence and you would be able to give more accurate
Speaker 5: weather report. I do think on those days where and
Speaker 5: we had it happened before it happened, just said nope,
Speaker 5: don't leave your umbrellas at home, no rain today. And
Speaker 5: then we had people delivery drivers and stuff calling into
Speaker 5: the show. They were very upset because they were just
Speaker 5: soaked because Jessin told them you don't need an umbrella today,
Speaker 5: and it was pouring rain on those days. I mean,
Speaker 5: there should be some sort of repercussion, right, because you're
Speaker 5: disseminating inaccurate weather news, which is very valuable to our
Speaker 5: Bay Area citizens.
Speaker 8: Maybe on those days, but it can't be every day,
Speaker 8: you guys, I'm already traumatized.
Speaker 2: It has to be like very very inaccurate, or it's
Speaker 2: a big deal that people are getting like drenched, because again,
Speaker 2: which is happening like that example that you just said, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm here for that.
Speaker 3: Well, it's been a while.
Speaker 8: I'd like to think that I feel like you did
Speaker 8: at a weather report wrong yesterday, going to rain today.
Speaker 7: There's a chance of rain today.
Speaker 9: There is I will say that in my report.
Speaker 5: Leader Yeah, okay, okay, but that didn't make it shame
Speaker 5: imagin didn't make the report yesterday when it should have
Speaker 5: because yesterday was yesterday.
Speaker 3: Today's today.
Speaker 7: We've known about the storm.
Speaker 1: The JV show on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 5: Now it's time four the four things you need a
Speaker 5: heads up going to start your day.
Speaker 9: Asap Rockey is not guilty.
Speaker 2: Remember he was charged with two counts of assault with
Speaker 2: a semi automatic weapon he would have based or he
Speaker 2: was facing twenty four years in prison while closing arguments
Speaker 2: for Friday, and then the jury deliberated yesterday morning, and
Speaker 2: then by afternoon the not guilty verdict is read. Remember
Speaker 2: he turned down that plea deal for one hundred and
Speaker 2: eighty days.
Speaker 3: And everyone is telling you, who's stupid? Should have took it.
Speaker 2: Good thing he did it, and he kept on fighting
Speaker 2: because now he's.
Speaker 3: Just completely free.
Speaker 5: I guess it's a dice roll though he liked to
Speaker 5: get yeah, because he been found guilty and then gone
Speaker 5: to jail for longer than I don't know.
Speaker 7: It must be the Rihanna effect. Also, all right, it's
Speaker 7: a bit of a sports dead zone this week. The
Speaker 7: NFL season's over.
Speaker 5: The Warriors don't return action from the All Star break
Speaker 5: until Friday. The Giants baseball season hasn't gotten here yet.
Speaker 5: I think the Samuel State Sharks are off right now
Speaker 5: on their own All Star break, but I don't pay
Speaker 5: attention to hockey until the playoffs, so I'm not really
Speaker 5: sure what.
Speaker 7: They're up to right now.
Speaker 5: So the best I can offer you is Lakers Hornets tonight.
Speaker 5: This is one of the LA Fires makeup games in
Speaker 5: La tip off seven o'clock.
Speaker 8: That's all right, okay, today in the Bay, wealthy highs
Speaker 8: in the upper fifties to low sixties.
Speaker 9: I am seeing some.
Speaker 8: Midday sprinkles in the forecast for today, but on rain
Speaker 8: like nothing crazy.
Speaker 3: Okay, We'll remember.
Speaker 7: That this was justice Proclamation yesterday.
Speaker 1: No rain in the.
Speaker 5: Forecast for the foreseeable future except well for today. Hey,
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Speaker 1: The JV Show on Wild ninety four to nine, all.
Speaker 2: Right, Wednesday to do something called cool or not? Or
Speaker 2: we throw some things out and we ask is that
Speaker 2: cool or not? Graham, would you like.
Speaker 9: To go first?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 5: What are you guys saying cool or not? Nike skims
Speaker 5: you've heard about playing?
Speaker 3: I saw the helly I heard much about them.
Speaker 7: All right, So apparently Nike and I didn't know this.
Speaker 7: They say.
Speaker 5: Nike is in a slump, you guys. The sale our
Speaker 5: way down. Their stock has lost more than a quarter
Speaker 5: of its value over the past year, and they brought
Speaker 5: in a new CEO to try to turn things around,
Speaker 5: and they're big idea Nike skims. They're teaming up with
Speaker 5: Kim Kardashian. You know, she has skims, a very successful line,
Speaker 5: and they're just gonna mush the two brands together and
Speaker 5: create Nike skims.
Speaker 2: But what are they I guess what are some of
Speaker 2: the things they're selling. Is it like Nike shapewear?
Speaker 5: I think it doesn't really get into all the specifics,
Speaker 5: but it will be a lot of I don't and
Speaker 5: maybe maybe they're shapewear for your feet. We don't know,
Speaker 5: but you can use that it is They say, well,
Speaker 5: disrupt the global fitness and active wear industry and they're
Speaker 5: gonna have all sorts of stuff for female athletes. It
Speaker 5: sounds like it's activewear and stuff Nike skims here, I'm
Speaker 5: not here for that.
Speaker 2: It sounds like cute Jim outfits. It does, but also
Speaker 2: gym outfits that I count for it.
Speaker 5: And also to me, it sounds like you are Nike
Speaker 5: and you're gonna go groveling to the feet of some
Speaker 5: reality star and go you are Nike, one of the
Speaker 5: most iconic brands of all time. Okay, you're gonna go
Speaker 5: groveling to Kim Kardashian, Please help her sales. You are Nike,
Speaker 5: have put some respect on your name. You don't need
Speaker 5: to go.
Speaker 2: Also, Kim Cage is like a super successful business woman,
Speaker 2: like Skims is super successful.
Speaker 5: So let Skims be Skims and Nike figure out brands collab. Yes,
Speaker 5: they don't merge all the time. This is like almost
Speaker 5: like a murder. You're joining forces on this one bet
Speaker 5: bigger than some little one off collab where Crocs makes
Speaker 5: Hidden Valley Ranch Crocs. That's different, you know those Stop stupid.
Speaker 5: I don't know. To me, this is embarrassing. Put some
Speaker 5: respect on your name, Nike, like you are Nike. Think
Speaker 5: and you're gonna go Nike Skims. It sounds stupid. I
Speaker 5: hate the name.
Speaker 3: I love it. I love everything about this not I
Speaker 3: love it because you hate it.
Speaker 7: I'm going not cool to me, It's just like I
Speaker 7: don't know.
Speaker 5: And you've seen at you know, athleisure wear and athletic
Speaker 5: where you know, absolutely take off. Hey, Nike, you should
Speaker 5: have had the foresight to be in on this and
Speaker 5: be creating lines that people wanted to buy. But you
Speaker 5: realize you can't compete with these other ones, I guess.
Speaker 5: And now you're going, what do we do? What do
Speaker 5: we do? Put some respect on your name, Nike.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm still gonna say not cool. But I do
Speaker 8: want to see the products that they come out with,
Speaker 8: because you know, maybe my mind will change.
Speaker 5: I have an idea they're gonna look exactly like all
Speaker 5: the other where that the market is absolutely neutral colors,
Speaker 5: skim God, you've got enough of this.
Speaker 9: Oh my god.
Speaker 8: Okay, cool y not Cheetos, flaming hot, Deal Pickle Flavor
Speaker 8: is finally happy, so it.
Speaker 3: Is a real thing.
Speaker 7: Here's another collapse.
Speaker 5: Okay, chet.
Speaker 9: So I know that right now.
Speaker 8: There are Deal Pickle Flavor Cheetos, right m hm. Now,
Speaker 8: I haven't personally tried these and I haven't even seen
Speaker 8: them in stores, so I need to know from somebody
Speaker 8: who has tried them if they're good or not. But
Speaker 8: they say that the flame and hot ones are finally coming,
Speaker 8: So I think right now there's just regular Cheetos.
Speaker 9: I haven't I flame to know.
Speaker 3: That there was Pickle Cheetos. Here's the thing.
Speaker 2: I always see these like interesting like flavors and stuff
Speaker 2: you know, on you know social there's certain social media
Speaker 2: accounts that I'll post them or you just see them
Speaker 2: pop up every once in a while. I never know
Speaker 2: if it's real or fake. If someone just like generated
Speaker 2: this image just to be like, oh my god, what if?
Speaker 2: So the hot pickle Cheetos is actually happening?
Speaker 8: Do we know when we don't? I don't have a
Speaker 8: specific date yet. I'll double check on that. But are
Speaker 8: you guys here for this?
Speaker 3: Yes, Selene, I mean.
Speaker 5: I mean I'm here for them as one off, Like
Speaker 5: I'm not going to be eating Cheetos on the day
Speaker 5: to day, you know what I mean.
Speaker 7: Like I'm down to try them and eat them, but
Speaker 7: I can't relate.
Speaker 5: Yah, gotta know what that processed food is doing, the
Speaker 5: ultra processed foods are doing to your insides. Just war
Speaker 5: just a warning maybe you know. Yeah, I'm from time
Speaker 5: to time, but these are part of your regular diet.
Speaker 5: You've been worned.
Speaker 8: Okay, Well, once I see them in stores, I'll bring
Speaker 8: them so that we could all try them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I feel like jess As insides are thriving.
Speaker 9: They are, you know, I've never felt better.
Speaker 8: Like on the outside, I don't know, but on the
Speaker 8: inside I feel fine.
Speaker 5: Sure, Sure, we're giving it a cool The JV Show
Speaker 5: on Wild ninety four.
Speaker 2: Nine Kendrick Wildy for nine the Base number Music station.
Speaker 3: What do you mean?
Speaker 5: What's the squabble up?
Speaker 8: Squabble?
Speaker 5: I feel like my stomach is squabbling up right now.
Speaker 5: But is that?
Speaker 7: Am I using that properly?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 9: Like, squabble up, get ready to fight.
Speaker 7: That's what it feels like my stomach.
Speaker 9: I guess maybe in a sense. Yeah, okay, just check
Speaker 9: it where the JV Show.
Speaker 2: I'm Selena, I know Jess Graham. So you have a
Speaker 2: Google pixel? Do you follow the google pixel thread on Reddit?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: I do not, Well, me neither, but maybe maybe you
Speaker 3: should because that's.
Speaker 2: Where this guy posted this story about his Google pixel
Speaker 2: accidentally sending a picture of is junk to all his
Speaker 2: family and friends in his contacts on his phone. He
Speaker 2: says that he went to bed one night, nothing out
Speaker 2: of the ordinary, right, he sleeps naked, okay, Well, he
Speaker 2: puts the phone on the nights and he goes to bed,
Speaker 2: nothing crazy, Okay. His alarm starts going off and he
Speaker 2: is trying to snooze it, so he's like half asleep,
Speaker 2: and he reaches for his phone and he's pushing all
Speaker 2: these buttons. He accidentally hit the power button five times.
Speaker 2: I guess that activates the emergency SOS feature.
Speaker 5: What's he doing in the power button? Fuck time?
Speaker 2: Hey, that happens. I snooze my phone a lot. I
Speaker 2: don't have a Google pixela have an iPhone, but I
Speaker 2: every morning I'm taking screenshots of my of my lock screen,
Speaker 2: just trying to shut the damn thing up. But you
Speaker 2: just swipe on the screen, but with your eyes closed,
Speaker 2: you just you grab your phone and you just start
Speaker 2: hitting things to.
Speaker 3: Get it to just stop.
Speaker 7: I guess I'm not a snoozer.
Speaker 2: So he accidentally activates the emergency SOS feature and then
Speaker 2: that alarm ringing escalated to a blaring siren sound according
Speaker 2: to him, so he's wide awake. He shoots out of bed,
Speaker 2: he takes the covers off, and he's like, where's where's
Speaker 2: my phone? What's going on? He saw that it was
Speaker 2: like trying to call nine on one, and so he's like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, and it was like about to send
Speaker 2: his location and like all this other stuff to emergency
Speaker 2: like contacts and personnel and stuff.
Speaker 3: So he's like, let me just cancel that.
Speaker 2: Cancel that he thought he had canceled everything until he
Speaker 2: started getting messages from all his family and friends. Apparently
Speaker 2: there's a feature that you have to go on and
Speaker 2: like just check your settings. He had his phone set
Speaker 2: to where you know, when the emergency SOS feature is
Speaker 2: is triggered, it'll just automatically snap a picture and send
Speaker 2: it to everyone in your emergency contact. So he the
Speaker 2: so he like like swung the covers off of him,
Speaker 2: and he because he was about to get up and
Speaker 2: he had his phone and he's looking at it, so
Speaker 2: it's aimed the camera is aimed at the lower half
Speaker 2: of his body, and.
Speaker 9: It snapped a picture.
Speaker 2: He said it to all of his family, all of
Speaker 2: his friends, five o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 5: Dude, legendary, screw up, legendary. One of the odds this
Speaker 5: happens to us, normal normal pixel users. That seems like
Speaker 5: a like a just awesomely bad combination that just.
Speaker 2: Yes, like the stars were aligned one night and everything
Speaker 2: went wrong.
Speaker 5: Exactly, And I do what's the point of that feature
Speaker 5: to show if you if you're in some sort of
Speaker 5: an emergency situation, it's gonna send a picture of like
Speaker 5: what that situation is. Like, there's a bear attacking you,
Speaker 5: and everyone's like, oh, I got the alert. Yep, Graham's
Speaker 5: being attacked by a bear. Like, what's the point.
Speaker 3: I don't think it's a bad feature.
Speaker 2: I mean, imagine, like, what if you're being like kidnapped
Speaker 2: or something that's true, have a picture, here's the car
Speaker 2: I'm being kidnapped in, or here's the person, or I
Speaker 2: don't know. It could come in handy. I mean, not
Speaker 2: when you're laying naked in bed. Obviously, I guess, but
Speaker 2: I don't know. You might want to go check your
Speaker 2: settings and see.
Speaker 1: What you are.
Speaker 5: I feel like I have a like a worse shot
Speaker 5: of even being able to figure out how to do
Speaker 5: any of that. I don't even want to mess with that.
Speaker 5: I'm just gonna leave it be. I hope that scenario
Speaker 5: never arises.
Speaker 2: But yes, you also don't sleep naked, do you?
Speaker 7: You don't know, you don't know what I do.
Speaker 5: No, I don't don't sleep in my underwear, though that
Speaker 5: would be an equally embarrassing picture to send to everybody
Speaker 5: in your contacts. There's a lot of people all your
Speaker 5: contacts his.
Speaker 2: Emergency contacts, oh okay, which was all of his family
Speaker 2: and close friends.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it was a worst case scenario for this guy.
Speaker 5: Seriously, I don't even do I have emergency contacts.
Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Maybe something you have to set up.
Speaker 5: You just have to take the time to set people
Speaker 5: as your emergency contexts.
Speaker 7: I've never done that. Oh that would be sad.
Speaker 5: Just the nine to one one operator would get my
Speaker 5: d pic and they'd be like, oh, yeah, yeah, we
Speaker 5: should send help. Yeah it looks injured. There's something wrong
Speaker 5: with it.
Speaker 8: Yeah that does look and man, if your feet are
Speaker 8: in the picture, oh nine one one emergency like this
Speaker 8: guy's going through.
Speaker 5: It's a huge feet and it just doesn't align with
Speaker 5: everything else. Poor guy, small hands, and look at the
Speaker 5: tiny hands holding the five. Yeah, something's wrong. Send help,
Speaker 5: Send paramatics immediately.
Speaker 3: All right, grant anything else you'd like to throw in.
Speaker 5: I just wonder I want to throw in a pretty
Speaker 5: interesting milestone, a bit of a record. You know, you
Speaker 5: guys know like to share the Guinness World Records. Well,
Speaker 5: this Brazilian couple they just celebrated eighty four years and
Speaker 5: seventy seven days of marriage, and that, my friends, is
Speaker 5: a world record. This couple married in nineteen forty, nineteen forties.
Speaker 5: They've been married ever since there now one hundred and
Speaker 5: five and one hundred and one years old. Oh my god,
Speaker 5: they've been verified yeah, as the longest married couple. Currently
Speaker 5: married couple, I should say, the longest marriage ever lasted
Speaker 5: for eighty eight years in three hundred and forty nine days.
Speaker 5: But currently they are the longest living married couple at
Speaker 5: eighty four years and seventy seven days. I just wanted
Speaker 5: to bring that up because it was Valentine's Day and
Speaker 5: that's cute. Eighty four years of marriage. Two thoughts first,
Speaker 5: really quick? Yeah, think of how many times that poor
Speaker 5: dude has been nagged over his lifetime. Eighty four years
Speaker 5: of marriage. That's wow, that's a lot of nagging. But
Speaker 5: I did want to ask you, ladies, how many years
Speaker 5: do you think you will be married? Oh?
Speaker 3: Forever?
Speaker 5: Nope? Not an option?
Speaker 3: Why?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Why? Why not?
Speaker 5: What do you mean?
Speaker 7: Why?
Speaker 10: Forever?
Speaker 5: You're going to live forever?
Speaker 3: I mean as long as I'm alive, that forever.
Speaker 5: Okay, I don't know. How many years do you think
Speaker 5: you'll be married?
Speaker 9: Wow?
Speaker 3: I don't want to drink.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess my death yeah kind of, Oh my god, No,
Speaker 2: I don't know because.
Speaker 5: Eighty four years. Sorry, that ain't an option for you.
Speaker 2: I'm twenty six and I've been married one years. Let's
Speaker 2: just say twenty five to maybe like ninety twenty five.
Speaker 3: Jess, you you're the math.
Speaker 8: I'm going to say for me, I'm going to say
Speaker 8: fifty seven. That's just the number that's coming to my
Speaker 8: brain right now.
Speaker 5: You think Rubin will die early? What? Why would you
Speaker 5: want that short? That she short of the timeline by
Speaker 5: quite a bit. I think you could have gone higher
Speaker 5: than that because.
Speaker 8: I'm fifty seven, No, fifty seven plus years like added
Speaker 8: to my age.
Speaker 10: Hmm.
Speaker 5: No, I want to know the number of years married.
Speaker 5: But that's a math equation you got to do on
Speaker 5: your own head.
Speaker 3: Yeah, fifty seven years, it's a long time. I'm gonna
Speaker 3: say like seventy seven, see it.
Speaker 7: So I'll be honest, you can.
Speaker 2: Up to ninety six and your diet, oh, my mist
Speaker 2: perhaps my protein and veggies and rice and that's all eat.
Speaker 5: How dare you do for the last four months, but
Speaker 5: years the years prior to that of taking their toll
Speaker 5: just slightly? Yeah, No, I think I've got I think
Speaker 5: Kate now will be married for another We could do
Speaker 5: another sixty years, right, Yeah, sixty. I'm only twenty, and
Speaker 5: we've already been married for twelve years, so that'd be
Speaker 5: seventy two years of marriage.
Speaker 3: Half you got been married twelve years, so you got
Speaker 3: married and you're fifteen, right, and then how many more years?
Speaker 5: Another sixties?
Speaker 3: Dang, I gotta get married first.
Speaker 9: Jesus, Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 3: Just he's a ring fir points, I mean years well
Speaker 3: and our point, oh right.
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Speaker 2: Travis Kelsey spent one hundred forty thousand dollars on Taylor
Speaker 2: Swift for Valentine's Day?
Speaker 5: Do you stay that like some huge number? Due's got
Speaker 5: one hundred million dollar content?
Speaker 2: That's true? This is actually nothing. He could have done
Speaker 2: so much better. Seriously, like, come on, do you even
Speaker 2: like her?
Speaker 5: Well, that's like you or I spending eighty dollars on
Speaker 5: our significant other.
Speaker 9: You're right when you put it that.
Speaker 3: I'm actually not impressed anyone. I'm appalled.
Speaker 5: Like this is discussed that Valentine's Day sounds very peasant
Speaker 5: cosent three presently, this.
Speaker 2: Source says that they're both very romantic people. And Travis
Speaker 2: pays very close attention to all the things that Taylor
Speaker 2: Swift likes and that she wants.
Speaker 3: And he even has whooa whoa.
Speaker 5: All the things right there. Because you're describing me my
Speaker 5: gift giving to a d right.
Speaker 3: There like his gifts more.
Speaker 5: What I'm just saying, he pays close attention to the
Speaker 5: things as his. You know, lady wants and needs, and
Speaker 5: that's what I do.
Speaker 2: Phone, So do I the thing that she might like,
Speaker 2: bring up here and there. It's so ro manchic, and
Speaker 2: Travis Kelsey does.
Speaker 5: It, but that's what I do. I have a note
Speaker 5: folder on my phone work. And you're long that my
Speaker 5: wife says that she wants her needs that I.
Speaker 7: Give him to her.
Speaker 5: You have no leg to stand on this anymore, Selena.
Speaker 5: With the gift, I.
Speaker 3: Didn't even get to the gifts yet.
Speaker 5: I'm just saying you why he's upset. You have no
Speaker 5: room to judge my gift giving. You've relinquished that ability.
Speaker 5: Why because your man cash apped you at Christmas and
Speaker 5: that was the game he cash apps you. It was
Speaker 5: Apple py.
Speaker 3: I actually really liked the money.
Speaker 5: It's so bite, But you.
Speaker 3: Have what is that to do with Travis Kelcey.
Speaker 7: I'm just saying, all rights to ever make fun.
Speaker 5: Of my given.
Speaker 2: I didn't even bring up your gift giving. I'm talking
Speaker 2: about Travis Kelcey and Taylor Swift, and you got all defensive.
Speaker 5: I brought up my gift giving because you were describing
Speaker 5: about to describe what he got based on that. He
Speaker 5: listens to what she wants and needs, and that's exactly
Speaker 5: what I do. So some of the things are gifts
Speaker 5: that my wife needs, maybe more than you know.
Speaker 3: Well the things that Taylor needs.
Speaker 2: When I say needs, it's Cardier, watches, Baton and every Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's not really the same needs that you you would
Speaker 2: gift your wife. But he did get her to watches
Speaker 2: those cost over one hundred and fourteen thousand dollars, comebined,
Speaker 2: got her a lo pendant necklace that's also from Cardier,
Speaker 2: spent about one thousand dollars on roses, got her some
Speaker 2: Louis Baton pieces. All in all ended up totally over
Speaker 2: one hundred and forty thousand dollars.
Speaker 5: That is weird, though, when you are shopping for your lady.
Speaker 5: Now she's a billionaire, she's made a billion dollars plus
Speaker 5: on her tour and you give some gifts a total
Speaker 5: out to one hundred and something thousand. She's like, it
Speaker 5: cost me more to bend over and pick up this
Speaker 5: piece of luggage that you got me than it does
Speaker 5: the piece of luggage. My time? Is that valuable? Like
Speaker 5: it is sort of yeah, like what do you get again?
Speaker 5: That's like, I know, the equivalent of him giving her like,
Speaker 5: I don't know, a lollipop for a ten cent lollipop
Speaker 5: or something, because her wealth is so so staggerant.
Speaker 12: I know.
Speaker 2: We're also getting some clarification on Wendy Williams living situation.
Speaker 2: You know, she's been in this assisted living facility for
Speaker 2: eight months now and she said that she is being
Speaker 2: treated like a prisoner. We've heard her say these things
Speaker 2: more recently. She was talking about how she doesn't even
Speaker 2: get to go outside, like in the last month prior
Speaker 2: to her recent trip to Miami.
Speaker 3: She did go see her family in Miami.
Speaker 2: But she said that she only got to go out
Speaker 2: and like breathe fresh air twice in thirty days, and
Speaker 2: that was only because she had to go out for
Speaker 2: like a couple dentist appointments. We're finding out more about
Speaker 2: why she's being treated like a quote prisoner in this
Speaker 2: assisted living facility. It's not because of her dementia diagnosis.
Speaker 2: It's because early on in her stay there, she went
Speaker 2: all the way up to like the restaurant in this
Speaker 2: building and she got wasted.
Speaker 5: How was that an option in this post at all?
Speaker 3: It shouldn't have been for her.
Speaker 2: So that's why they were like mad that she was
Speaker 2: served alcohol and that she was like ordering it, And
Speaker 2: that's why they're like, Okay, we're gonna have to, like,
Speaker 2: you know, move her to a unit that's more secure,
Speaker 2: because the unit she was on, she had access to
Speaker 2: the elevator, she can come and go. After that incident,
Speaker 2: they're like, no, we can't like just have her going
Speaker 2: wherever she wants all the time.
Speaker 3: We have to keep an eye on her.
Speaker 2: So they moved her to a different floor, or they
Speaker 2: tried to where they have security guards to make sure
Speaker 2: like no one is out just wandering around doing things
Speaker 2: they're not supposed to be. But then they there wasn't
Speaker 2: a room available there, and so that's where they had
Speaker 2: to keep her on the same floor but issue her
Speaker 2: some security. And then she started complaining that she feels
Speaker 2: like a prisoner. But it's because she had gotten drunk
Speaker 2: and you're not supposed to do that. It's not good
Speaker 2: for her. And they wanted to keep the watchful eye
Speaker 2: on her.
Speaker 3: And then they started lying to her because she was
Speaker 3: asking about the restaurant. They had to tell her it
Speaker 3: was closed for construction but like for months, like it
Speaker 3: just wasn't rebuilding it right now. But that but that
Speaker 3: is what that's where all this stems from.
Speaker 5: Wennie Williams doesn't strike me as someone that likes the
Speaker 5: outdoors particularly, you know, do you want to go in
Speaker 5: the outdoors when she's like, no, I'm good here. But
Speaker 5: now that she can't have access to it, Yeah, you
Speaker 5: mean to tell me they don't have like a little
Speaker 5: courtyard or something somewhere where she could open a window.
Speaker 7: She's a falcony nothing.
Speaker 8: Yeah, like some activities for her to do, so she's
Speaker 8: not just bored in.
Speaker 2: According to her, she's like not allowed anywhere anywhere. And
Speaker 2: I don't think she likes the adoors, like she wants
Speaker 2: to go for hikes and maybe like smoke break or something.
Speaker 5: You know, Graham, what do you have all right, take
Speaker 5: a moment, say your goodbyes. To KFC no no longer
Speaker 5: going to be affiliated with Kentucky, so I think their
Speaker 5: new name has to just be FC or maybe TFC,
Speaker 5: because that's where they're moving their corporate headquarters out of
Speaker 5: Kentucky and into Plano, Texas. TFC is what they should
Speaker 5: be called, Young Brands, which owns KFC, Taco bell In,
Speaker 5: Pizza Hut. They're moving a bunch of their operations into
Speaker 5: their two brand headquarters, one of which is in Plano
Speaker 5: and the other is in Irvine, California. So I guess
Speaker 5: there's a chance they could become California Fried Chicken, but
Speaker 5: you know nationally that doesn't have the same r Well,
Speaker 5: KFC will not, of course be changing their name, but
Speaker 5: the mayor of Louisville very very distraught and upset. He's like,
Speaker 5: this is a piece of Kentucky, this is our heritage
Speaker 5: ss Kentucky Fried Chicken, and there's a lot of jobs here.
Speaker 5: There are going to be some jobs that remain there
Speaker 5: at their building, but the majority of the operations moving out,
Speaker 5: So the Louisville mayor not so happy about that. There's
Speaker 5: twenty four thousand KFC restaurants in over one hundred and
Speaker 5: forty five countries. There is twenty four thousand KFC's out there,
Speaker 5: and I don't go to a single one of them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I haven't gone a long time.
Speaker 5: This stuff like sounds good to me.
Speaker 7: I'm always like, yeah, I want to have it.
Speaker 3: Don't finger licking good? Ever since they got rid of
Speaker 3: their potato widget, it's like, why even bother?
Speaker 7: Oh, you're on protear on strike?
Speaker 3: Why why even go? Yeah, I guess not the same,
Speaker 3: but the same.
Speaker 8: I just eat it when my mom buys it and
Speaker 8: I'm at her house because it's just nicer that way.
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Speaker 3: Okay, So here's what you gotta do.
Speaker 2: You gotta be the first person to guest today's bleeped
Speaker 2: out word as always, lead your guest on the talk
Speaker 2: back mic on that.
Speaker 3: And you and approved iHeart Radio app. It's really easy
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Speaker 9: The batteries in my.
Speaker 8: Died and it's so annoying because now I have to
Speaker 8: use my fingers and it's so much slower.
Speaker 9: Oh my god.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, the struggle is real. Geez.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is a family show.
Speaker 5: I'd get the kind that are rechargeable anyways. All right, yeah,
Speaker 5: think about what that bleeped out word could be. Kind
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Speaker 3: Hope you win this chug mug.
Speaker 2: You know, all you gotta do is be the first
Speaker 2: person a guest today's bleeped out word. In case you
Speaker 2: miss today's clip. Listen up, and before I play this,
Speaker 2: remember this is a family show.
Speaker 3: This fight what it sounds like? Okay, the batteries in my.
Speaker 8: Died and it's so annoying because now I have to
Speaker 8: use my fingers and it's so much slower slower.
Speaker 7: But I feel like your fingers no way their way
Speaker 7: around there, right.
Speaker 9: I mean they've done it before.
Speaker 5: So yes, there you go.
Speaker 9: We're on the radio.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 2: That word is always something clean, So make sure your
Speaker 2: guesses are clean as well.
Speaker 9: Please and thank you.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go to your talkbacks.
Speaker 9: Hi, this is when from Lake through.
Speaker 5: I'm guessing that bleep outward is TV remote? All right,
Speaker 5: I have a great day TV. That's the most popular
Speaker 5: guests coming in this morning. Remote. Would you guys even
Speaker 5: know how to operate? You're going to say without the remote?
Speaker 3: No, I can't even find the buttons.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I don't even know where mine are at probably
Speaker 8: on the side somewhere.
Speaker 3: I've checked mine. I don't even know if my TV
Speaker 3: has buttons. I don't know.
Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Maybe any where the buttons, Yeah, we're integrated in and
Speaker 5: you kind of swiped your finger over them or whatever,
Speaker 5: and like how am I supposed to find them? I
Speaker 5: don't there's no label there, like, so I don't know
Speaker 5: what am I supposed to Just guess and check? Oh
Speaker 5: channel of volume?
Speaker 7: Like why no? Once if you don't have the remote
Speaker 7: that the TV is?
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 6: This is Tiffany comes San Jose.
Speaker 5: My guess is electric toothbrush with the brush brush with
Speaker 5: your finger.
Speaker 7: We've all we've all done that at one point.
Speaker 8: Right, Yeah, but I would just replace it with a
Speaker 8: regular toothbrush at home.
Speaker 7: And brushing with your finger doesn't actually do anything.
Speaker 3: It does absolutely nothing, but it makes you feel better,
Speaker 3: like your bread, like.
Speaker 5: You did a little bit, yeah, barely.
Speaker 8: Good morning jv C.
Speaker 5: This is Louise from San Jose.
Speaker 10: My guess for the bleep.
Speaker 3: That word is stylist or the apple pencil for her iPath.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 3: That is a good guess. I do not have one
Speaker 3: of those.
Speaker 1: Neither.
Speaker 3: What you're using your fingers like some cavemen.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The JV Show on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 3: We're playing know what the bleep? Where you can win
Speaker 3: this JV show.
Speaker 2: Chuck Munk just got to be the first person a
Speaker 2: guest today is a bleeped out word? As always, those
Speaker 2: guests leave them all talk back Mike on the new
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Speaker 3: In case you missed today's clip. Here it is one
Speaker 3: last time.
Speaker 9: The batteries in my.
Speaker 5: Died.
Speaker 8: And it's so annoying because now I have to use
Speaker 8: my fingers and it's so much slower.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be honest, I'm having trouble thinking of anything today.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we have to use your fingers.
Speaker 3: Let's go to your guesses. Remember this is a family show.
Speaker 12: We know that Good Morning V Show.
Speaker 8: My name Jose called from Reberd City, and I think
Speaker 8: the bleeped out warder today is massage gun.
Speaker 3: Thank you massage gun.
Speaker 7: Well, very popular guests this morning.
Speaker 5: Some variation of that massage or personal massage, A lot
Speaker 5: of massage. And that's a good guess because yeah, you
Speaker 5: have to go back to your fingers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and don't yourself no Good Morning JV Show, Melissa
Speaker 3: so conquered.
Speaker 2: And I think the bleak out word is sewing machine.
Speaker 3: Okay, buye sewing machine.
Speaker 5: There's another one that got several guesses though, sewing machine.
Speaker 5: Are there are sewing machines battery operated nowadays?
Speaker 7: I don't know, it's been a long time. Since I
Speaker 7: was sewing.
Speaker 8: Now you plug it in, Yeah, I think you plug
Speaker 8: it in, but I'm sure there's some out there.
Speaker 7: Everything's on battery now, right, it's gotta.
Speaker 5: Be a JV shows to Sean from Alameda.
Speaker 3: I guess for the bleep do o word is fob
Speaker 3: like for a car to unlock the car.
Speaker 5: That's a great guess. Interesting what do the new cars do?
Speaker 5: Because the new you know, they have the fob where
Speaker 5: the key pops out of it like a switchblade, right, yeah,
Speaker 5: and you can unlock it. But then there's no new
Speaker 5: ones that just it's just a fop right, yeah, it
Speaker 5: doesn't have a physical key anymore. There's no key hole
Speaker 5: in all these new So what do you do when
Speaker 5: that thing dies?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you change the battery.
Speaker 5: So you just have to change the battery and yep,
Speaker 5: and then it's good as there's no other there's no
Speaker 5: manual option, is what I'm getting at.
Speaker 8: Just like for mine, I can open the door, but
Speaker 8: that's because mine does have the little key in there.
Speaker 9: But I can.
Speaker 5: That's so old school.
Speaker 3: I turned my car on No old school year?
Speaker 5: Is this just I'm kidding. I have a regular metal key,
Speaker 5: that's all I have.
Speaker 10: This is Samantha from Santos.
Speaker 12: Am.
Speaker 4: I guess is mouse the mouse on your laptop or
Speaker 4: a computer a mouse?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Right, here's today's clip. Unbelieved.
Speaker 8: The batteries in my mouse died and it's so annoying
Speaker 8: because now I have to use my fingers and it's
Speaker 8: so much slower.
Speaker 5: Oh you're fingering your touch pad.
Speaker 8: Yeah, basically I would have never guessed that.
Speaker 7: That is frustrating though.
Speaker 5: If you're you're used to using a mouse and then
Speaker 5: you have to go to the little touchdown.
Speaker 8: Thing where ever get to where you wanted to go,
Speaker 8: it just takes It.
Speaker 3: Takes too long.
Speaker 5: There are people that work their entire workday on that
Speaker 5: little touch pad and I'm just like, how why? But
Speaker 5: I guess you just get used to it and adap.
Speaker 7: All right, let's give some shoutouts.
Speaker 5: Just give some shoutouts, first and foremost to Samantha and Santose.
Speaker 5: What's What's She's the very first correct answer this morning.
Speaker 5: The people that got it this morning as many as
Speaker 5: I thought, But it was a little tricky. Our buddy
Speaker 5: Victor also in San Jose had it. Matteo at Fremont.
Speaker 5: Annie in Vallejo had to sit a Rebecca and conquered
Speaker 5: our buddy doctor Buddy Lee out of Nashville's Doctor Buddy
Speaker 5: Lee JB Show numerably no in Nashville right now, which
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Speaker 1: TJ.
Speaker 5: Littlemore, Correk suit, our buddy David Richmond, RJ in Heyward,
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Speaker 1: R J?
Speaker 5: And I Sha yeahsha. In Santa Cruz, she said, computer House.
Speaker 5: Jessa's handwriting would lead you to believe that says Puerto.
Speaker 5: That's a P I don't know whatever, amongst a few
Speaker 5: other people that came with the correct cancer and got
Speaker 5: him in very late. You gotta be the first one
Speaker 5: if you want to win. So tomorrow, just come with
Speaker 5: that correct answer, but just do it faster.
Speaker 7: That's how I would win.
Speaker 3: Yep, yep, we'll do it again tomorrow morning.
Speaker 1: Like Graham said the JV Show on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 2: Before we go to the phone to get to the yup, nopekame,
Speaker 2: we got to talk back from our chug mug.
Speaker 3: You know what, the bleep winner WHOA.
Speaker 4: This is Samantha from Santos. I'm so excited for the
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Speaker 2: And then I also have a push to start and
Speaker 2: so she kicked if you have a push to start
Speaker 2: and your battery.
Speaker 4: Is dead, you can typically hould the key and push
Speaker 4: the push to start button with the key, even with
Speaker 4: the battery dead, And somehow it starts to ask me
Speaker 4: how I know because I streaked out when my battery.
Speaker 2: Died and I had no waiting to start my car.
Speaker 5: And I looked it up.
Speaker 4: Online and yeah, just starts to start that way.
Speaker 2: Bye, Oh my god.
Speaker 3: A live hat.
Speaker 5: So she's saying, if you have a push to start
Speaker 5: car and your little fob thing is dead, you just
Speaker 5: push that into the push to start button and it works.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like they're pulled it close to it.
Speaker 5: There were a couple of people that left us a
Speaker 5: talk back saying that exact same thing.
Speaker 7: I had never heard of that now either.
Speaker 5: My car is not your traditional push to start because
Speaker 5: sometimes I have to get out and actually push the
Speaker 5: car to get it to start. So I think that's
Speaker 5: a different things that are pushed to start by a button.
Speaker 2: Yes, weldoney four nine?
Speaker 3: Hi, who's this?
Speaker 5: Good morning? This is Gerardo.
Speaker 12: How are you guys?
Speaker 3: We are great, GIRARDA, thank you so much.
Speaker 9: How are you?
Speaker 3: How's your morning going?
Speaker 1: So far?
Speaker 8: So good?
Speaker 5: I'm taking my daughter and my niece to school. I
Speaker 5: got my wife in the car as well.
Speaker 9: Why does everyone still have school?
Speaker 3: I thought it was ski week.
Speaker 7: My kids are in school for us?
Speaker 3: Really interesting? Okay, Well, what's your daughter's name and your niece?
Speaker 5: My daughter's name is Alexandro. We call her Ali, my
Speaker 5: niece Gigi, and my wife Rina.
Speaker 3: Hi.
Speaker 2: Everyone, all right, so you guys are gonna be playing
Speaker 2: the JV show.
Speaker 3: Yep, nope, game now.
Speaker 2: I feel like you guys want to make it a
Speaker 2: little team effort, which is totally fine.
Speaker 3: Just a little little tip. Do not waste too much
Speaker 3: time deliberating. You want to just get the answer answer
Speaker 3: out as quick as possible so you don't run out
Speaker 3: of time.
Speaker 5: Okay, gotcha.
Speaker 3: Here's how it works.
Speaker 2: We're gonna ask you four questions, get three correct, and
Speaker 2: you win against to see at your kara.
Speaker 3: Here we go. Question number one.
Speaker 2: What is the name for a three dimensional shape that
Speaker 2: is a solid or hollow tube with long straight sides
Speaker 2: and two circular ends that are the same size.
Speaker 7: Just think about it.
Speaker 5: Okay, can you read that one more time?
Speaker 2: I'm yeah, what's the name for a three dimensional shape
Speaker 2: that's a solid or hollow tube?
Speaker 3: Now, think of a tube.
Speaker 2: It's got those long straight sides and then the two
Speaker 2: circular ends that are also the same size.
Speaker 5: I have.
Speaker 3: You know that?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 8: You know this?
Speaker 7: Do you definitely know it?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 1: God?
Speaker 9: A tube?
Speaker 5: Tube?
Speaker 3: What shape?
Speaker 5: Take a guess time? I know you. A cylinder. It's
Speaker 5: a cylinder, cylinder, genuine one of us cylander. All right,
Speaker 5: Question number two, Question number two. In a standard deck
Speaker 5: of cards, there are four different suits. What are the
Speaker 5: names of the two black suits? Fade and Club?
Speaker 3: All right, Marty pantswer's Question number three.
Speaker 2: South Dakota shares a border with six other US states.
Speaker 10: Just name two of them, North Dakota obviously, No, Miyomi.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 5: It is Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, and Montana are the other states.
Speaker 5: That's kind of I gotta look at a map to
Speaker 5: verify all that.
Speaker 7: All right, Question number four. You guys need this one
Speaker 7: to win the game.
Speaker 5: Julius Caesar is known for the quote I came, I saw,
Speaker 5: I blank, I conquered.
Speaker 7: There you go.
Speaker 8: You just got two tickets to see a less your.
Speaker 9: Car at the.
Speaker 2: Congratulations, guys, good job. All right, I'm gonna let you
Speaker 2: get back to driving. You guys in the back have
Speaker 2: a great day at school.
Speaker 3: Hang on, Toronto.
Speaker 2: It's a cylinder, all right, hang on, Grahama got some shouts.
Speaker 7: We do. Everybody's in my DMS.
Speaker 1: As usual.
Speaker 5: I go and says, hey, I like to give a
Speaker 5: birthday shout out to my son Dominic.
Speaker 7: It's his seventh birthday today.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 7: That's from mom, dad, and sister Mika.
Speaker 5: So happy happy birthday, Dominant.
Speaker 7: That's true.
Speaker 5: Another one here, Hey, Graham, please shout out a belated
Speaker 5: happy tenth birthday to Ariya. Her birthday was on February fifteenth,
Speaker 5: but she was sick last week. We'll listen to you
Speaker 5: guys every morning on the way to school, and she
Speaker 5: loves when you say we love you, Aria. That's from Dad, Mom, Taylor,
Speaker 5: and Zoe. So happy happy birthday. Are happy belated birthday?
Speaker 5: You'd say one more here? I like this one a lot.
Speaker 5: This DM, the mom and my DMS. Here it says
Speaker 5: morning Graham. This is off topic, but you are handsome,
Speaker 5: your wife is blessed.
Speaker 3: Oh God, I'm disgusted.
Speaker 7: I love this one.
Speaker 5: Would you like I would like to say a happy
Speaker 5: birthday to my son Emmanuel Espino. He is twenty five today,
Speaker 5: my first born and mom is so proud. I love
Speaker 5: you and that's from Sharifa, So I mean very special
Speaker 5: shout out to Emmanuel, you know, because your mom. I mean,
Speaker 5: I don't know if Dad is in the picture or not,
Speaker 5: but after hearing that deal, you can be that he
Speaker 5: might not be.
Speaker 3: So Birthday, It's.
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Speaker 8: I just wanted to give my wonderful girlfriend Alicia a
Speaker 8: happy birthday.
Speaker 5: Shoutout, thanks you all, Happy birthirthy birthday, Happy every birthday.
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Speaker 2: Blake Lively has filed an amended complaint to her original lawsuits.
Speaker 2: So she's making some changes and she's adding some things.
Speaker 2: So she's filed her in her team a one hundred
Speaker 2: and forty one page document where she lays out new
Speaker 2: allegations that payt Justin Baldoni in a negative light. Now
Speaker 2: she's saying that she's not the only one that was
Speaker 2: sexually harassed by him.
Speaker 3: Two other women on the.
Speaker 2: Set of It Ends with Us also got weird vibes
Speaker 2: from him, also have allegations of their own, and are
Speaker 2: both willing to testify against him when this goes to trial.
Speaker 7: Here we go.
Speaker 2: The two women are unnamed in this amended complaint, but
Speaker 2: Blake says that they gave her permission to share, you know,
Speaker 2: their stories a little bit. There's one female cast member
Speaker 2: who even reported her concerns to Sony when they were
Speaker 2: working on the film, So Justin Baldoni is aware of
Speaker 2: the complaint and even responded to her and is like, hey, look,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry you feel this way. Adjustments will be made
Speaker 2: moving forward. But Blake is saying that Sony or wayfairer
Speaker 2: the other, like you know, major company here, they did
Speaker 2: nothing to like investigate her claims. They just kind of
Speaker 2: like swept it under the rug and just kept it
Speaker 2: moving and then it brought.
Speaker 5: It to his attention.
Speaker 7: Isn't that them doing their part?
Speaker 5: And aren't people allowed to adjust their behavior if they
Speaker 5: think like some people are touchy feely, hugg type of
Speaker 5: people and can't do that in the office of somebody.
Speaker 7: He's not a hug type of person, you know.
Speaker 5: There's all sorts of kind of new workles regulations, and
Speaker 5: if he agreed to adjust his behavior going forward and
Speaker 5: then there was no incident after that, I don't. He's
Speaker 5: kind of a creepy guy. So my wife watched the movie.
Speaker 5: She's like, I'm creeped out by this guy. I find
Speaker 5: it see that, I find it very creepy. Some people
Speaker 5: just have a creepy vibe. But that doesn't mean they
Speaker 5: did anything wrong.
Speaker 2: Blake Lively is on to say that another female cast
Speaker 2: member confided in her that she also felt uneasy on set,
Speaker 2: and her concerns were documented in writing nearly a year
Speaker 2: before editing on.
Speaker 3: The film had started. So there's like a you know.
Speaker 2: A little pay portrayal of all the uneasiness that was
Speaker 2: felt here.
Speaker 7: A little bit.
Speaker 5: But do you think this is Blake Lively drumming up
Speaker 5: some of this to help her side. That's taken a fairy.
Speaker 2: I'm I'm a big hit out putting that pastor at
Speaker 2: this point, everything's an option.
Speaker 7: I know.
Speaker 2: They've also added a defamation claim to the amented complaints,
Speaker 2: accusing Justin's lawyer of making inflammatory content, uh to media outlets,
Speaker 2: making making up things.
Speaker 3: I guess to tarnish Blake's reputation, but she's done the
Speaker 3: same for him.
Speaker 10: I know.
Speaker 2: Joe Blake Lively is also trending for another reason, because
Speaker 2: her friendship with Taylor Swift just seems to be on
Speaker 2: ice right now. There are a lot of reports that
Speaker 2: you may have seen that Taylor is just stepping away
Speaker 2: from her friendship with Blake Lively right now, after Justin
Speaker 2: Baldoni said in his lawsuit that Blake Lively name dropped
Speaker 2: Taylor and like used her basically to try to intimidate
Speaker 2: him in meetings like I have my dragon Taylor Swift
Speaker 2: and you know that that type of stuff. So, as
Speaker 2: of now, according to these reports, Taylor has not been
Speaker 2: communicating with Blake Lively. In fact, she was invited to
Speaker 2: s n L fifty and didn't go because Blake was
Speaker 2: going to be present.
Speaker 3: I don't think she would have went anyways.
Speaker 2: But no, they're saying that she's like working on new stuff,
Speaker 2: Like she has the whole career that she needs to
Speaker 2: protect and a new album that she you know, wants
Speaker 2: to start working on and drop eventually, and she can't
Speaker 2: have this like affecting her business.
Speaker 5: We're talking about Taylor Swift though you think her new
Speaker 5: music would be tarnished by this, but she just Swift
Speaker 5: would buy anything. Taylor Swift could fart in a CD
Speaker 5: case and they would buy it. Do you know what
Speaker 5: I mean? They're swift buy anything they don't. She doesn't
Speaker 5: have to worry about her.
Speaker 2: Images, her reputation that she wants to protect, and we
Speaker 2: know how tight they keep that.
Speaker 5: I understand that, but I think maybe we're they're exaggerating
Speaker 5: this just just.
Speaker 2: The that's what all the reports are saying, that these
Speaker 2: are all the reasons why she's taking a step back
Speaker 2: from her Blake Lively friendship right for.
Speaker 9: Now, but we'll see, Graham, what do you have?
Speaker 5: All right? Remember how a bunch of houses of NFL
Speaker 5: and NBA players and other pro athletes were being broken
Speaker 5: into while they were away at road games. Patrick Mahomes,
Speaker 5: Travis Kelce, Joe Burrow, Bobby Portis among several other victims,
Speaker 5: And yesterday federal prosecutors in Tampa charged seven reported members
Speaker 5: of a South American theft group with those crimes. The
Speaker 5: defendants are accused of stealing valuables worth more than two
Speaker 5: million dollars. These men, look, they didn't really crack the
Speaker 5: code on anything, and they weren't the smartest because all
Speaker 5: they did was study the athlete's schedules, and I used
Speaker 5: the term study very loosely. Just know when they're on
Speaker 5: a road game, which anybody could look up, and then
Speaker 5: they would show up to the house and break a
Speaker 5: window or use a crowbar to probably open a sliding
Speaker 5: glass door, and then once they were inside it was
Speaker 5: a free for all. They got watches, jewelry, merchandise on
Speaker 5: all sorts of other stuff before they would leave the residents.
Speaker 5: It says in this report that the group normally uses
Speaker 5: quote throw phones for one month periods to thwart law enforcement.
Speaker 5: Is a throw phone just another way of saying a
Speaker 5: burner phone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, You just use it for a short
Speaker 2: time and then throw out throw phone apparently?
Speaker 7: Is that that's the new word for the burner phone.
Speaker 5: Remember, the FBI issued a formal warning at the end
Speaker 5: of last year to all the sports leagues about these
Speaker 5: organized stuff groups targeting professional athletes, particularly when they are
Speaker 5: away on road games. So I think a lot of
Speaker 5: athletes have taken more precautions since these guys. They're big
Speaker 5: miss step was that when they were arrested and they
Speaker 5: look through. Maybe these guys throw phones or regular phones,
Speaker 5: I don't know. There were a lot of pictures of
Speaker 5: them posing wearing like the big chains, you know, like
Speaker 5: Joe BURNY's chain and stuff like that. And they were
Speaker 5: wearing a lot of this stuff. And the watches and
Speaker 5: these are one of a kind, you know, like diamond
Speaker 5: encrusted watches and stuff. It's like when you're posing with
Speaker 5: all that stuff in pictures, you guys, like, the evidence
Speaker 5: is gonna be stacked thoroughly.
Speaker 3: It would be hard not to.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well yeah, I mean you want to try.
Speaker 3: All your friends and be like, hey, like look what
Speaker 3: I got.
Speaker 5: How does it look right?
Speaker 9: But delete it off your phone?
Speaker 5: Come on, yeah, I know.
Speaker 7: So they these guys are gonna be going away all right.
Speaker 3: Well good, I think. All right, Thank you Graham for
Speaker 3: that info the.
Speaker 1: JV Show on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 3: Graham, you got some drama.
Speaker 5: I need some other parents' opinions on this, because this
Speaker 5: is one that I grappled with a bit myself internally
Speaker 5: about whether or not I handled the situation correctly. But
Speaker 5: I got into a major standoff with my son.
Speaker 7: He's seven years old.
Speaker 10: All right.
Speaker 7: Now here's what happened.
Speaker 5: We were playing in the yard at the new house,
Speaker 5: and there's we have some big, big trees back there,
Speaker 5: and I've been getting on my kid lately about like
Speaker 5: go outside climb a tree. And we talked about that
Speaker 5: before in the show, and I showed him how to
Speaker 5: climb the tree. And then I injured myself and what
Speaker 5: is that injury? By the way, it's better, but it
Speaker 5: took weeks and weeks and weeks to heal up. I
Speaker 5: really hurt my leg up there, watch this sun, I'll
Speaker 5: climb the biggest tree out here, and I almost broke
Speaker 5: my leg, but broke my leg. I would have been
Speaker 5: so upset if I broke my leg. Anyways, so we're
Speaker 5: out there, this is over the weekend. He climbs up
Speaker 5: part way into this tree. Now when I say partway,
Speaker 5: I mean the very first branch. This thing is probably
Speaker 5: I don't know, three and a half feet off the ground.
Speaker 5: It's a very low branch. Okay, A small child can
Speaker 5: climb up onto this very easily. So he climbs up.
Speaker 5: He's up on the branch, ha ha ha, having a
Speaker 5: great time.
Speaker 7: Dad. I need you to get me down.
Speaker 5: And I looked at him and said no, if you
Speaker 5: are able to climb up to something you got, you
Speaker 5: have to be able to because what if I wasn't here.
Speaker 5: You have to be able to climb back down or
Speaker 5: just jump down. Figure it out.
Speaker 7: And this is where the standoff began because he's.
Speaker 5: No, I can't do it. I can't do it. Now.
Speaker 5: I need to just remind people before they think I'm like,
Speaker 5: this is child abuse monster. When he's sitting on this
Speaker 5: branch and his feet are dangling, I mean, this kid
Speaker 5: jumps off the back of the couch is higher than that.
Speaker 7: It's not that high.
Speaker 5: But for whatever reason, he thinks the mark is going
Speaker 5: to scrape him on the tree, or he's going to
Speaker 5: get injured when he impacts the ground from such a
Speaker 5: high velocity. You know, whatever he thinks, you guys, this
Speaker 5: is like jumping off the back of the couch, which
Speaker 5: he does routinely. Uses our house like a damn gymnastics set,
Speaker 5: you know. So here he is, he's in the tree
Speaker 5: and I said, and he said, no, you gotta get
Speaker 5: me down. I can't jump down. And I said, no,
Speaker 5: I will not. You have to be able to get
Speaker 5: yourself down. Now things escalate from there because he's iddio.
Speaker 5: It starts to get more upset, and I'm going through
Speaker 5: all the different options. Look, slide over this side and
Speaker 5: just you know, put your hands on one branch and
Speaker 5: then just drop down to the ground and you won't
Speaker 5: get hurt.
Speaker 7: There's a soft pile of leaves down here and everything.
Speaker 7: You know what.
Speaker 5: I'm going through all the all the things, and he's
Speaker 5: getting more upset. I'm starting to get more upset. But
Speaker 5: I'm not going to break on this. I refuse. You
Speaker 5: have to be able to I even said, Look, I'm
Speaker 5: gonna take a picture of you sitting on this branch
Speaker 5: and then I'm gonna show it to you so you
Speaker 5: can see how cloaks your feet are to the ground.
Speaker 5: This is what. Yes, I'll show it to you in
Speaker 5: a minute. I'm telling you. His feet are almost touching
Speaker 5: the ground. It's so it's the biggest non drop in
Speaker 5: the history of And look, you can't expect your kids
Speaker 5: to be you, But when I was a kid, we
Speaker 5: were jumping off things like eight ten feet tall, you know,
Speaker 5: like we were jumping off high stuff back to the ground. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and when you're seven, you don't really have to worry
Speaker 5: about getting injury your bones are feeling are made out
Speaker 5: of rubber. It's different, you know than when you get
Speaker 5: a little older, like you can withstand these greater impacts. Again,
Speaker 5: we're talking about a foot and a half off the ground, Max,
Speaker 5: and it just asked and then he started crying a
Speaker 5: little bit. You have to let me down, you have
Speaker 5: And we had some friends coming over, like, look, we
Speaker 5: got to get back to the house. Your friend he
Speaker 5: had kind of a play, was like one of your
Speaker 5: your buddy's about to get here, you know, and you're
Speaker 5: gonna be stuck in the tree. No, I can't. I
Speaker 5: can't get down. I was like, well then I'm gonna
Speaker 5: have to leave it. You out here tonight and you're
Speaker 5: gonna have to spend the night in this tree. And
Speaker 5: I was like, it's gonna get pretty cold, you know.
Speaker 5: I start walking away. No, let me, Dad, You're the
Speaker 5: worst dad. He's letting me and he's yelling, he's very upset.
Speaker 5: I was like, no, I am not going to let
Speaker 5: you down. When you jump, When you eventually jump down,
Speaker 5: you will thank me because look now you've I was like,
Speaker 5: you have to be able to conquer your fears. And
Speaker 5: if you're afraid of this little tiny minuscule jump. Look,
Speaker 5: everyone's afraid of sit for different stuff, but you have to.
Speaker 7: Conquer your fear here.
Speaker 5: And you're gonna look at me and say, wow, I
Speaker 5: can't believe I was scared of that, you know. And
Speaker 5: I refused, I would not. I'm not letting This went
Speaker 5: on for almost twenty five minutes, oh, because I will not.
Speaker 5: I'm not going to cave and pick this kid off
Speaker 5: of this one little branch because I cannot say enough
Speaker 5: how low it was.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 5: So eventually then his friend shows up and I see
Speaker 5: his friend running back to the yard, and I turn
Speaker 5: around to go greet his buddy, and of course, while
Speaker 5: my back is turned, he jumps down and I and
Speaker 5: I turned around and see him. Now he's got a
Speaker 5: little bit of a sheepish smile going, and I said, okay,
Speaker 5: how was the towel? Was the jump down? And was
Speaker 5: it that bad? And He's like, no, it wasn't that bad,
Speaker 5: but I'm still mad at you, and then he ran away.
Speaker 5: But you, guys, what would you have done in this situation?
Speaker 5: I didn't want to spend my entire afternoon out there
Speaker 5: in this standoff, but I you have to put at
Speaker 5: some point, I'm not gonna lose this. I'm not gonna lose.
Speaker 5: I was gonna lose this battle. You have to jump down.
Speaker 5: If you climbed up something, you've got to be able
Speaker 5: to figure out your way back down.
Speaker 2: Me personally, I'm not gonna force my kids to do
Speaker 2: something that they are too scared to do. It's just
Speaker 2: not the right time. We're gonna try it again later.
Speaker 2: I would have been or I would like compromise been
Speaker 2: the cake. You jump, I'll catch you, and then maybe
Speaker 2: another time. Maybe next time, when you see it's not
Speaker 2: that bad, you can maybe my reflexes are.
Speaker 5: Fast enough to catch him. Because he's that close to
Speaker 5: he'd be on the ground before I caught him. It's
Speaker 5: that close to.
Speaker 2: I know it because I would have made him feel
Speaker 2: better and not like Dad is just leaving him out.
Speaker 5: You know. Yeah, it's gonna get pretty cold out here tonight.
Speaker 5: It's pretty cold. You're gonna have to sleep up there.
Speaker 5: He's like, fine, I'm going to sleep up here. I
Speaker 5: can't get down. No, I'm gonna sleep up here. And
Speaker 5: I was like, well, how show me what position you're
Speaker 5: gonna sleep in, because I'm worried when you fall asleep
Speaker 5: you'll fall off and land on that soft pile of
Speaker 5: leaves below you.
Speaker 8: No, because you say that he has to conquer his fears,
Speaker 8: which I understand him, but he also has to know
Speaker 8: that anytime he's in trouble, Dad is right there to
Speaker 8: help him out.
Speaker 5: I agree with that. If he was in trouble, he
Speaker 5: wasn't in trouble.
Speaker 9: Those are in trouble, seven year.
Speaker 5: Old trouble leaves right below him, the eighteen inches down.
Speaker 3: All right, way a stubborn you can't. That's where he
Speaker 3: gets it from too.
Speaker 5: I will look, he's probably giving me a taste of
Speaker 5: my own medicine. But it's like, it's these you have
Speaker 5: to win some of these battles if you want to
Speaker 5: think of it that way, but you have to otherwise
Speaker 5: your kids are gonna just walk.
Speaker 9: All over it.
Speaker 5: Eventually they're gonna they're gonna know.
Speaker 7: Your and I picked this one.
Speaker 2: Okay, twenty five minutes listen, you have some advice for Graham.
Speaker 2: You want to weigh in, leave us a talk back
Speaker 2: on the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 3: How would you have handled this? What should Griam have done?
Speaker 8: That?
Speaker 3: Talkback Mike is always open.
Speaker 1: It's a JV show on Wild ninety four to nine gram.
Speaker 3: Can we get a quick major standoff recap?
Speaker 5: Yes. Over the weekend, my son climbed up into a
Speaker 5: tree at our new house and then begged me to
Speaker 5: get him down because he was too He couldn't figure
Speaker 5: out how to get down, and he was scared, and
Speaker 5: it led to some tears and it turned into a
Speaker 5: major standoff because I said, no, if you climbed up there,
Speaker 5: you have to be able. That means there's a way
Speaker 5: to climb back down. You need to figure that out. Now.
Speaker 7: He started to.
Speaker 5: Yell a lot. We don't have a lot of neighbors
Speaker 5: at the new house, but they could definitely hear that,
Speaker 5: and he was really making it sound like I was
Speaker 5: the worst parent of all time.
Speaker 7: And I think he said that verbatim a few times.
Speaker 5: He was really upset with me, and I took a
Speaker 5: picture and it's now posted a JV morning show. You
Speaker 5: can see the height of the branch that he refused
Speaker 5: to jump down from. And this standoff went on for
Speaker 5: almost half hour until he eventually did jump down and
Speaker 5: was not horrifically injured because the jump was so it's
Speaker 5: not even a jump, it's like a step down from
Speaker 5: a tree, but I said, no, I am.
Speaker 7: Not going to help you down.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 5: I did want to ask other parents, did I handle
Speaker 5: this right? Because I almost caved a few of the times.
Speaker 5: You know, when your kid is really in distress and
Speaker 5: they're telling you that they're scared and it's super euldn't
Speaker 5: want to help. I could have bailed them out of
Speaker 5: that situation and no time at all and grabbed him
Speaker 5: and put him on the ground. But I said, no,
Speaker 5: I'm not going to do that. And it was not easy,
Speaker 5: but I said, you're just going to have to sleep
Speaker 5: out here tonight.
Speaker 6: You're going to leave you out here till you figured
Speaker 6: this is le from Campbell. I think he did the
Speaker 6: right Thingraham. He's a boy, and even if he was
Speaker 6: a little bit higher than that, he learned his lesson.
Speaker 6: That was a lesson well learned, so good job gram.
Speaker 3: By the way, it's a picture up yes on second show.
Speaker 5: You can see you can see this ridiculously high branch
Speaker 5: that he was on.
Speaker 8: But it's kind of it's kind have been scary from
Speaker 8: like where his head is looking down like that's that's
Speaker 8: a pretty good and then there's some branches really nearby,
Speaker 8: like if you landed wrong and like hit.
Speaker 3: Top of whatever, rolled his ankle or something.
Speaker 5: Then there's another lesson. It gets gets strengthen your ankles.
Speaker 7: I don't know. I'd reminded many times.
Speaker 5: I was like, keep in mind, your eyes are up here,
Speaker 5: so it feels higher, but look at where your feet are.
Speaker 5: They're right next to the ground. Step off the dang branch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would it have helped him down, But I
Speaker 2: guess the lesson here is Graham that like, Dad's not
Speaker 2: gonna put you in a situation where you're gonna get hurt, right,
Speaker 2: you know, but we have more talkbacks.
Speaker 8: I agree with Graham, And actually after about ten minutes,
Speaker 8: I probably would have give him a little, a little
Speaker 8: much just to get down.
Speaker 5: It crossed my mind, cross my mind, just give him.
Speaker 5: You'll be fine. Mama bird push his baby bird out
Speaker 5: of the nest. At some point, you gotta learn to fly.
Speaker 5: Here you go different.
Speaker 3: They actually do fly.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but kids actually do step out of a one
Speaker 5: foot drop out of a tree.
Speaker 3: I don't know. It seems too dangerous.
Speaker 5: Stop it.
Speaker 12: Great job, Graham. I think you did the right thing.
Speaker 12: We as parents, we always want to be there for
Speaker 12: our kids, but there are times we will not be
Speaker 12: able to like when they're at school or hanging out
Speaker 12: with friends and they have to make tough decisions and
Speaker 12: stick with it and deal with the consequences whether good
Speaker 12: or bad. But they need the opportunity to see that
Speaker 12: they can do it themselves. I think you did the
Speaker 12: right thing. Good job. Have a great day, guys.
Speaker 5: Hey you to thank you so much. Thank you to
Speaker 5: everybody that left talkbacks this morning, Selena. As much as
Speaker 5: hard as I tried, and we had a lot of
Speaker 5: talkbacks on the topic, everybody was on my side on
Speaker 5: this one. It was very validating for me because I'm
Speaker 5: telling you, it tugged at my heart strings and I
Speaker 5: thought about bailing them out, and yeilt I put my
Speaker 5: foot down and he was fine, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: This just lets me know that if I was a parent,
Speaker 3: you'd be a bad one.
Speaker 8: I would be a helicopter parent for sure. Like no,
Speaker 8: don't get on that, No, don't grab this.
Speaker 3: No, Like so I think I'm better as me. I'm
Speaker 3: a coddler.
Speaker 5: We're not doing our kids any favors, you guys.
Speaker 2: I know, but they're just they're just babies, you know,
Speaker 2: even though they're like thirteen and talk back like even know.
Speaker 7: They're thirteen to.
Speaker 5: Thirteen, they hate me, they are They're just sweet little babies.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 1: The JV show on Wild ninety four to nine.
Speaker 2: Let's do one final talkback grab, you were talking about
Speaker 2: the major standoff with your son for it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he did not want to jump down out of
Speaker 5: this tree that he climbed up in and I refuse
Speaker 5: to help him. You have to figure out how to
Speaker 5: get back down. Most people on my side, pretty much
Speaker 5: all of our listeners that wait on the talkbacks on
Speaker 5: my side saying I did the right thing. It's a
Speaker 5: little bit of tough love, but he had to learn
Speaker 5: that lesson.
Speaker 9: Hey Y from San Francisco.
Speaker 4: I just wanted to add a little bit to Graham's situation.
Speaker 4: I have a seventeen year old and I have a
Speaker 4: little one. But the thing I realized with seventeen year
Speaker 4: old is he doesn't remember any of the times I
Speaker 4: took him to places. He remembers the times I made
Speaker 4: him not feel safe or I made him upset. And
Speaker 4: I think with our kids, we just have to remember that.
Speaker 4: And I think you just created your son's villain story.
Speaker 3: Boy, Oh my.
Speaker 5: Good, this right this might have been.
Speaker 7: His villain villain story.
Speaker 5: It all comes back to the one low tree branch
Speaker 5: you wouldn't step off of Again, if you want.
Speaker 7: To see the height of this tree branch.
Speaker 5: And a lot of people have left talkbacks just bursting
Speaker 5: out laughing once they've seen the picture of how low
Speaker 5: this branch was to the ground. It is up on
Speaker 5: our story JV Morning Show on Instagram.
Speaker 2: Can I ask something about the picture because we have
Speaker 2: Fords head crops?
Speaker 5: Uh huh?
Speaker 2: Are you guys back to not wanting to post your
Speaker 2: kids a lot on social media for like privacy reasons?
Speaker 2: I know you guys did that when they were much
Speaker 2: much younger.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean I kind of I kind of feel
Speaker 5: that and sometimes and then I I know he would
Speaker 5: be embarrassed by me telling this story and so, and
Speaker 5: he would be embarrassed of that picture. So I'm trying
Speaker 5: to be god it somewhat respect full of his privacy,
Speaker 5: a little bit of boundary.
Speaker 3: We have to respect our kid's boundaries, even.
Speaker 5: Though I know, I just know that, like he is,
Speaker 5: he's seven, and he is now at that age where
Speaker 5: he is feeling embarrassed about things. Yeah, your kids when
Speaker 5: they're younger, they're immune to being embarrassed. Right, They don't
Speaker 5: say anything, They do anything at the most inopportune times.
Speaker 5: They don't feel embarrassed. He's now at that age, and
Speaker 5: it's it. I learned that because his grandma had to
Speaker 5: drive him to school the other day and she didn't
Speaker 5: have the regular booster seat for him. She only had
Speaker 5: the old school car seat in the car. She didn't
Speaker 5: have a booster seat, and he had to ride in
Speaker 5: like the little kids seat. And when he was getting
Speaker 5: out of the car, a couple third graders saw him
Speaker 5: getting out and they were and they were laughing at him,
Speaker 5: and he said, Dad, I've I it was so embarrassing.
Speaker 5: These third graders saw me getting out of this seat,
Speaker 5: and it like it hurt me a little bit. So
Speaker 5: I do want to like not not embarrass him, so
Speaker 5: I cropped it. We copped his head off the picture.
Speaker 5: But it doesn't it's so embarrassing. Step off the stupid branch.
Speaker 5: It's so low to the ground.
Speaker 8: All right, you guys, I want to know what you
Speaker 8: think about this.
Speaker 9: There could be a new law that.
Speaker 8: Would force movie theaters to list the actual start times
Speaker 8: for movies, because you know, no one likes sitting through
Speaker 8: twenty minutes trailers love.
Speaker 3: This right before? Are you so you're here for it?
Speaker 8: Ye?
Speaker 3: Yes, Graham.
Speaker 5: Yeah. My family we go to the movies a lot,
Speaker 5: and the length of the stuff they packed before a
Speaker 5: movie has gotten exponentially.
Speaker 3: Look for thirty minutes.
Speaker 7: It is insane.
Speaker 5: I don't need a commercial about this the theater's sound system.
Speaker 7: I just don't.
Speaker 5: You've already got me. I'm already here. Don't sell me
Speaker 5: on the features of the theater. I'm already in the theater.
Speaker 5: I don't care. Show me the movie now.
Speaker 8: I do agree with you, guys, But let me ask
Speaker 8: you this because Selena, if they remove the trailers, do
Speaker 8: you think you'll make it to the movie on time?
Speaker 5: Umm?
Speaker 8: And I feel like that kind of gives you a
Speaker 8: little bit of wiggle room before you get there.
Speaker 3: It does.
Speaker 2: If me and my man go to a movie, we
Speaker 2: don't go when it's stid for we have like a
Speaker 2: twenty minute and buffer, okay, and then we show up.
Speaker 5: I would need to know that this is the new policy,
Speaker 5: and then we would still.
Speaker 2: If I know it start starts at that time, then
Speaker 2: that's the time I would shoot for it.
Speaker 5: Because my family will go there's a by the Napa Theater,
Speaker 5: the one that we go to. There's this pizza restaurant
Speaker 5: over there. I think it's called Forge. We'll go order
Speaker 5: our food and sit down at the time that the
Speaker 5: movie starts. That's how long I know. And we will
Speaker 5: make it to the movie onto the second we walk
Speaker 5: in and sit down right when the movie starts. I'm
Speaker 5: telling you, we'll eat it entire pizza. I'll sit down
Speaker 5: at a restaurant and by the time we walk over there,
Speaker 5: that's when the movie starts.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that's a long time.
Speaker 5: It's there's a crazy amount of stuff before movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just need time, enough time to like pick
Speaker 2: up my Buffalo Wild Wings and stuff it in my bag,
Speaker 2: and pick up my little like wine bottles with that
Speaker 2: in my bag to sneak in and the candy and
Speaker 2: all that.
Speaker 5: You go full be doves wings into the theater.
Speaker 2: No, I know, I haven't before, but I mean there,
Speaker 2: I always go to the thea Union City at Union
Speaker 2: Landing and there's a Buffalo Alplings right across the street.
Speaker 7: So I mean, so, why you.
Speaker 5: Love going to the movies and you love buffet you
Speaker 5: love that's true, b duves. Why not just bring them.
Speaker 3: In back, I would. I haven't done it yet.
Speaker 5: So many Yeah.
Speaker 8: I mean obviously, movie theaters not very happy about this
Speaker 8: because this wouldn't mean that they lose a lot of money,
Speaker 8: which they are already you know, having to compete with streaming.
Speaker 8: And a lot of advertisers wouldn't really find any point
Speaker 8: in putting their commercials if people are not going to
Speaker 8: be watching them.
Speaker 9: But I'm here for this, I'm here they.
Speaker 5: Eventually I should just put two times on there. It
Speaker 5: should be the take your seats time and then the
Speaker 5: start time, and then that you know where your window is.
Speaker 9: That what they are pushing for.
Speaker 7: So oh yeah, that makes sense.
Speaker 3: Love that, honest.
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Speaker 2: in case you missed it, this past weekend, it was
Speaker 2: SNL's fiftieth anniversary special.
Speaker 3: And there's one moment in particular that went pretty viral.
Speaker 2: Ammy Poehler Antina fe They were fielding some questions from
Speaker 2: the celeb field audience and then Ryan Reynolds stands.
Speaker 9: Up, who else?
Speaker 5: Who else is a question. I have a question.
Speaker 2: Oh hy Ryan Reynolds, Hi, okay, where how's it going?
Speaker 5: Great? Why?
Speaker 7: What have you heard?
Speaker 2: An obvious reference to the ongoing drama with him and
Speaker 2: Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni and.
Speaker 3: The lawsuits and all that stuff.
Speaker 2: So people wanted to know, like, was that planned? Was
Speaker 2: it improv because Blake Lively she looked a little shocked.
Speaker 3: Well, one of the.
Speaker 2: Snl Q card holders did an interview why I don't know,
Speaker 2: but this person said that Ryan Reynolds actually had a
Speaker 2: different line in rehearsal, and he pitched that line to
Speaker 2: replace it. So apparently him and you know, Blake rewriting
Speaker 2: things and scenes and scripts, this is just what they do,
Speaker 2: but that was his idea to replace it with with
Speaker 2: that joke. The snl Q cardholter said they wouldn't ever
Speaker 2: do anything too controversial unless that celeb was in on it. Right,
Speaker 2: So I thought Ryan and Blake they were well aware.
Speaker 5: I thought it was great. I thought the joke it
Speaker 5: was well timed the time, It was good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right.
Speaker 2: So Megan Markle a Spanish town is considering sewing her.
Speaker 2: Have you guys heard about the change to her lifestyle brand.
Speaker 2: Remember it was called American Riviera Orchard.
Speaker 5: American Riviera Orchard is the name of her brand.
Speaker 3: You don't remember this, No, she was selling jam.
Speaker 9: What we talked about this.
Speaker 7: Maybe you remember the jam, but not the name of
Speaker 7: the brand.
Speaker 3: The name of the brand the.
Speaker 7: Most ridiculous name I've ever heard.
Speaker 2: So she posted a video and she's like, you know,
Speaker 2: I thought at the time that was such a great name,
Speaker 2: but then I realized it really limited to things that
Speaker 2: are grown here, like in the Santa Barbara areas. So
Speaker 2: she's rebranding her brand. It's not called American Riview or
Speaker 2: Orchard anymore. It's now called as Ever.
Speaker 3: I don't like it, and it's as Ever it's called.
Speaker 3: I think it's cute, but people are hung up on
Speaker 3: the logo.
Speaker 2: If you got a JB morning show, she's unveiled a
Speaker 2: new logo and it's like a palm tree and two
Speaker 2: humming birds on the side. Well, apparently she stole that
Speaker 2: from a small Spanish town that has around five thousand people.
Speaker 3: It's not some like major city or anything.
Speaker 2: But according to the mayor, they are considering whether or
Speaker 2: not to take legal action against her because they pretty
Speaker 2: much copied and pasted.
Speaker 9: It's the same thing.
Speaker 2: It's a rip off from the coat of arms. Just
Speaker 2: to everything. It's the same as ever as ever. Our
Speaker 2: jam is as tasty as ever. I don't I don't
Speaker 2: know why everything they do.
Speaker 8: I think it just feels like they're trying too hard
Speaker 8: and they're trying.
Speaker 3: To I don't know.
Speaker 7: You don't need a jam brand, you don't.
Speaker 9: Just don't like reality TV show or whatever it is.
Speaker 8: They were working on John American River job as ever?
Speaker 5: What was it? American rivier? What orchard orchard? American rivia orchard?
Speaker 5: New job? Check it out? And honeybur mummy birds?
Speaker 3: What do you have?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 5: NASA, you know, space Agency, they've apparently taken a break
Speaker 5: from trying to figure out how the hell they're going
Speaker 5: to get some humans back to the Moon with all
Speaker 5: this vast amounts of technology that we have now, and
Speaker 5: they've decided to study naps instead. Researchers at the Fatigue
Speaker 5: Countermeasures Laboratory at San Jose State University.
Speaker 3: Can I be studied there? I'm always tired, You feel
Speaker 3: like I need to be studied.
Speaker 5: They have a lab right here at Santoes Steady. Yeah,
Speaker 5: they've apparently done an entire study for NASA on napping,
Speaker 5: and this is what they found, you guys, because they
Speaker 5: say this is the exact amount of time you should
Speaker 5: be napping, twenty six minutes.
Speaker 3: Shut your mouth. Wow, get out of here.
Speaker 5: No, listen, they've studied, it's NASA. They've studied this extensively,
Speaker 5: and they wouldn't fake anything. And that's long enough to
Speaker 5: boost your performance and alertness, but short enough not to
Speaker 5: make you feel groggy and disoriented after you wake up.
Speaker 5: A NASA nap, as they are called again, twenty six minutes.
Speaker 5: They say that's the key because if you fall into
Speaker 5: deeper sleep stage three rev sleep or whatever that's called,
Speaker 5: if you get into those deeper stages, then you're gonna
Speaker 5: wake up with what they call sleep inertia, which is
Speaker 5: that groggy feeling that you get when you wake up.
Speaker 5: Short daytime naps, as they've studied and previous studies have found,
Speaker 5: they do improve your cognitive performance for the next several
Speaker 5: hours as well as physical performance. It benefits athletes as
Speaker 5: well as students and whoever. Twenty six minute naps you have.
Speaker 2: Not even an actual nap, that's just laying down with
Speaker 2: my eyes closed. And I'm still thinking about falling asleep,
Speaker 2: and then twenty six minutes go.
Speaker 8: By and I gotta get up again, and that doesn't count.
Speaker 5: Yeah, finded the thing, and maybe it exists already. It should.
Speaker 5: If it doesn't, I'm going to invent it. I want
Speaker 5: a thing that by the second that I fall asleep,
Speaker 5: So either I'm wearing you know, one of these fitness
Speaker 5: wearable things or whatever I wanted to know right when
Speaker 5: I fall asleep, then wake me up twenty six minutes yet,
Speaker 5: because if I lay down and set my alarm for
Speaker 5: twenty six minutes from now, I'm really getting a six
Speaker 5: minute nap because they take.
Speaker 2: I also think it comes down to how how well
Speaker 2: you slept the night before, because I've been having some
Speaker 2: bad nights and these are the days where I need
Speaker 2: at least three hours.
Speaker 5: They say that is that is a variable. Some people
Speaker 5: have a larger sleep deprivation or whatever based on so
Speaker 5: you the time can't adjust, but you don't want to
Speaker 5: go into that deep sleep because that's what messages actually,
Speaker 5: and I find that very true. I wake up so
Speaker 5: groggy if I was to take along How.
Speaker 8: Many hours are you guys usually getting like at night
Speaker 8: of sleep.
Speaker 5: Hour and a half tops. Uh really, I don't know.
Speaker 5: We get up really early for this job. That's what
Speaker 5: it feels like.
Speaker 3: I'm like the way my daughter's been waking up lately.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you're about hour forty five.
Speaker 2: I'm ot like, yeah, less than three maybe maybe three
Speaker 2: uptil like one.
Speaker 3: You guys need more sleep, I'm saying it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, seven and a half hours of sleep is what
Speaker 8: I have read is like the perfect.
Speaker 3: How much do you get you don't have kids, Jess.
Speaker 8: I don't have kids, so I probably get around their
Speaker 8: seven and still I doesn't feel like enough.
Speaker 5: I feel like all the studies now are pointing to that.
Speaker 5: You really, and pro athletes are finding us when they're
Speaker 5: recovering from injuries, they want them to sleep, like ten eleven.
Speaker 5: The more s, the more sleep, the better jobs. Yeah,
Speaker 5: but yeah, we don't. We don't get that. But I
Speaker 5: have been since I finished building a house. You guys,
Speaker 5: I have done a few power naps, and I do.
Speaker 5: I try to set my wif. I try to get
Speaker 5: right around that amount six minutes.
Speaker 3: It works, all right, Thank you, Graham.
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Speaker 3: Chess is in the bathroom.
Speaker 9: Oh she just made it, Jess. That was the bathroom.
Speaker 3: I was not in there, Yes you were.
Speaker 9: We got hit cameras in there. You guys are sick.
Speaker 3: You're sick.
Speaker 5: You can never find you when the show starts and
Speaker 5: it's like, where's Jess.
Speaker 2: You have a list of things that servers find the.
Speaker 3: Most annoying ever at restaurants.
Speaker 5: The list couldn't be long enough. Everything we find everything
Speaker 5: annoying that in a second.
Speaker 2: First, I just want to remind you that we have
Speaker 2: your crazy cash one thousand dollars on standby, all right, So.
Speaker 8: Servers are calling us out for being very annoying, which
Speaker 8: we all can be, right, mainly couples. Here are some
Speaker 8: things that they are.
Speaker 5: Just done with.
Speaker 3: Is sitting on the same side of a booth on
Speaker 3: this list?
Speaker 8: You know it actually wasn't because there are other annoying,
Speaker 8: more annoying things that are annoying than that.
Speaker 7: I should be number one.
Speaker 5: Plus you're annoying the rest of us at the rest
Speaker 5: each other.
Speaker 8: So one of them is playing paparazzi, so you know,
Speaker 8: taking a bunch of pictures of one another or together.
Speaker 9: How do you guys feel? What is wrong with that?
Speaker 3: I know I have.
Speaker 9: No problem with this because I know I do it,
Speaker 9: but I do it.
Speaker 5: But the service trying to take your order and trying
Speaker 5: to do assively.
Speaker 2: When we're actively ordering, like if we're waiting for our
Speaker 2: food or drinks whatever, and we're just sitting there.
Speaker 3: It's the same way other couples might be talking. I
Speaker 3: want to take some pictures.
Speaker 5: Yep, put your phone away.
Speaker 8: No. There are times when the server even asks, hey,
Speaker 8: do you guys want me to take a picture?
Speaker 9: And I appreciate that because then I don't have to
Speaker 9: be the one to ask them.
Speaker 3: But they don't like doing that, like they don't like.
Speaker 8: They don't they don't like having us basically taking pictures,
Speaker 8: like while we're sitting with our meal, Like you know, that's.
Speaker 3: Not bothering anybody.
Speaker 2: I feel like they would be more annoyed by having
Speaker 2: to take the picture of the people and then having.
Speaker 5: To retake the picture. Ye, your nasty phone and then
Speaker 5: retake the picture because you ladies are never satisfied with
Speaker 5: the first angle. The angle. First angle is never right,
Speaker 5: and then you need to adjust your hair and your
Speaker 5: chin and then try it again.
Speaker 8: Yeah, because it's obviously the problem of the person taking
Speaker 8: the photo.
Speaker 5: They don't know it's not it's your chin's problem. Direct
Speaker 5: I'm not. That's the thing. You ladies nitpick that doesn't
Speaker 5: look good. And then you guys all because I'm just.
Speaker 5: If you've ever watched a retake, a group of ladies
Speaker 5: take a picture and they go, no, no, I'll do another one,
Speaker 5: all ladies will change their pose and it starts with
Speaker 5: they're all aim their chin.
Speaker 3: And up tucking your stomach, shoulder back.
Speaker 5: See they all notice something that they don't like. I'd
Speaker 5: i'd be annoyed if I was a server and I
Speaker 5: was asked to take more than one picture, I'm gonna
Speaker 5: take one. But also, like, what about in a very
Speaker 5: dimly lit restaurant, how do you feel about the camera
Speaker 5: flash going or the bright screens or people have to
Speaker 5: get their flash light out to see the menu or
Speaker 5: do that stuff.
Speaker 2: If if that's the situation, and I'm not just we're
Speaker 2: not just talking about like Applebee's here. If it is
Speaker 2: like a nice, fancy, dimly lit restaurant, don't don't.
Speaker 7: Your phone away.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't do the flash. They don't do flashes.
Speaker 7: Now shocked, we're all in agreement.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Another thing servers are calling out saying This is the
Speaker 8: most annoying thing that people couples do at restaurants feeding
Speaker 8: each other.
Speaker 5: Oh, you know.
Speaker 9: What, I've done this before.
Speaker 8: I think I'm not in like I'm gonna feed you
Speaker 8: everything that's on your plate, but like, hey, you want
Speaker 8: to try this?
Speaker 7: Here comes the airplane.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, we've done that's right.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but I'm not like actively like giving them their
Speaker 8: whole meal.
Speaker 7: If I'm gonna share.
Speaker 5: If my wife and are not going to share each
Speaker 5: other's food, which we do, I'm cutting a piece and
Speaker 5: I've put it on her plate or vice versa. I'm
Speaker 5: not I'm not going fork straight to her face like
Speaker 5: she's a three year old.
Speaker 3: Really, I like when my man feeds me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but your server doesn't because it's on this list.
Speaker 3: Why are you watching us so hard?
Speaker 8: What about expecting special requests for free?
Speaker 3: Have you guys ever done this before?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: No, Okay, I need an example though, because maybe.
Speaker 3: Let's say you're like, hey, I want an omelet.
Speaker 8: But can you instead of adding this, can you please
Speaker 8: substitute the mushrooms?
Speaker 9: Oh, I don't make that.
Speaker 2: This is gonna be hard to believe. I don't make
Speaker 2: orders complicated like that. I don't believe my husband does
Speaker 2: that though, and it is so annoying. I can't to
Speaker 2: be with somebody who does that because you get like
Speaker 2: secondhand embarrassment when he just like makes up his own
Speaker 2: menu items.
Speaker 7: I could not do that.
Speaker 5: Does it usually die of embarrassment?
Speaker 2: Yeah, they always accommodate, but like I just I try
Speaker 2: to not make people's lives complicated and miserable when it's
Speaker 2: already hard enough, like the server or the person making it.
Speaker 3: But he does that every single time.
Speaker 5: See, that would be tough for me because I'm like
Speaker 5: the least picky food person. I don't ever have substitutions
Speaker 5: or you know, can you not put this on the thing?
Speaker 5: I assume that the way that they make it is
Speaker 5: the way that they want it to be served and had,
Speaker 5: and I ordered it that way. I'm like, so that
Speaker 5: that's tough for me because I don't ever say that,
Speaker 5: but no, could you put the sauce on the side?
Speaker 2: And I don't do Sometimes I will order things like hey,
Speaker 2: just like without one ingredient, like, but that's that's the
Speaker 2: most I'll do.
Speaker 8: I have before asked for like a substitute, but I
Speaker 8: ask it in a very nice way. And I'm not
Speaker 8: like demanding of it, because like, hey, if you can't
Speaker 8: do it, that's fine, But at least I asked.
Speaker 9: Worst they can say is no.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you know they're not going to say no
Speaker 2: because they want that n watch your mouth, Slena.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they want to tip and then they're doing something
Speaker 5: to your food in the back.
Speaker 9: That's true. But you know what, I I don't see it.
Speaker 3: It's not happening.
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Speaker 2: I'm Selena just must be back in the bathroom. But
Speaker 2: she was just going over, Oh my god, stop gram Oh.
Speaker 2: She was just going over a list of things that
Speaker 2: servers find so annoying, things that we do at restaurants.
Speaker 8: JV Show, Familia, what's going on?
Speaker 5: This is Eric from Sandy.
Speaker 8: So you guys were just talking about secondhand embarrassment for
Speaker 8: dining in so from servers.
Speaker 11: What I hate the most, and I'm not a server,
Speaker 11: I used to be a server, But what I hate
Speaker 11: the most.
Speaker 9: When I'm dining there with family is when they have been.
Speaker 5: This whole time on their phones.
Speaker 11: When the server comes, like they don't know what you
Speaker 11: order because they're too busy being.
Speaker 8: On their phone, and I'm like, oh my god, now
Speaker 8: we have to wait for them to like they come
Speaker 8: to in the Minua. What the wait is right now?
Speaker 3: Oh my god?
Speaker 12: That was that?
Speaker 5: Would you know the cadence of when you get into
Speaker 5: a restaurant sit down, they're going to give you a
Speaker 5: second to look over the menu. Use that time to
Speaker 5: look over the menu so you have some someones of
Speaker 5: a clue of what you might want to order when
Speaker 5: they come around to take your order, because you can't
Speaker 5: act impatient if you send them away and then they
Speaker 5: don't come back right away when you are ready. They've
Speaker 5: already come by and you weren't ready. I'm annoyed just
Speaker 5: thinking about it.
Speaker 3: I'm the mom that's always like everybody.
Speaker 5: Know what you want, thank you.
Speaker 3: You're ordering drinks at the same time too.
Speaker 2: When they come when they order the drinks first, they
Speaker 2: take your order for the drinks first, and they come
Speaker 2: back for the food like uh uh, that waste too
Speaker 2: much time.
Speaker 3: We're ordering everything at once.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, my kids need a grilled cheese immediately. They're
Speaker 5: going to start yelling.
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