Speaker 1: I on one w jr R, Orlando's rock station. It's the
Speaker 1: Lynch and Taco Show. Good morning, I'm Pat Lynch, Taco
Speaker 1: Bob across from me.
Speaker 2: I just had somebody texting in about tickets for this
Speaker 2: weekend pitmasters and poorers.
Speaker 1: Get ready all right, yeh Saturday, Mount Dora. We're gonna
Speaker 1: be out there.
Speaker 3: I just got done texting them back.
Speaker 2: It's a WJRR dot com slash events to get your
Speaker 2: tickets ahead of time. Okay, it's twelve dollars ahead of time.
Speaker 2: We're gonna be out there with Barry from Shine Down.
Speaker 2: He's gonna be out there with their hot sauce. We're
Speaker 2: doing a Q and A with him, right.
Speaker 1: Well, actually we're gonna just put you know, throw the
Speaker 1: mic on and bs with them, right, conduct it and
Speaker 1: have listeners ask questions.
Speaker 3: I like that even better.
Speaker 2: So Mount Dora this week, and we'll see you out
Speaker 2: there Saturday three until eight. And Real Radio is gonna
Speaker 2: be out there with us as well, doing some wrestling stuff.
Speaker 1: We've got our Tailgate cookoff going five listeners, gonna be
Speaker 1: competing for some great prizes. Bourbon, beer, barbecue.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, we forgot the best part. The bourbon. We
Speaker 2: love Barry, we love real radio, we love you know
Speaker 2: all you. But we have bourbon, we have beer, we
Speaker 2: have barbecue and of course bacon, so the good stuff
Speaker 2: and BW stickers. There's one more b involved. It's BBBBB right,
Speaker 2: check it out, ready to check it out here? Yeah, sorry,
Speaker 2: I was getting a little carried away there.
Speaker 1: A little bit of history made this morning as we
Speaker 1: provided the live feed for you on our Facebook page.
Speaker 1: A lot of you were looking at that and commenting,
Speaker 1: pretty cool to think that first commercial private spacewalk. It's
Speaker 1: gotten to this point now, these rockets going off left
Speaker 1: and right where it's just moving forward very quickly, successful
Speaker 1: to two person spacewalk. It was to test out these
Speaker 1: EVA suits, the Extra Vehicular Activity suits, these newly designed
Speaker 1: Yeah you've seen them in you know the news reports
Speaker 1: that the Astra not to now where they they look
Speaker 1: much different from the traditional you know, big you know
Speaker 1: MTV moon.
Speaker 3: Man suits floating on the moon. Yeah.
Speaker 1: It was way cool. So I mean if you didn't
Speaker 1: see that, you still can JR. Facebook page. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, those suits are a little more on the
Speaker 2: hip side, and thank god they worked out. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: would not want to be the first one of that
Speaker 2: spacecraft in a testing out kind of suit.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying outside of the spacecraft. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that one.
Speaker 1: So this week Sony finally pulled the curtain back and
Speaker 1: revealed the long rumored PS five pro to the public.
Speaker 1: Six ninety nine. That's seven hundred bucks for this unit.
Speaker 1: The good news is that for that price you're getting
Speaker 1: a much sleeker machine that's got sixty seven percent more
Speaker 1: computing power and a memory that's twenty eight percent faster
Speaker 1: and higher clock speeds, which is very important to gamers.
Speaker 1: There you go, that'll make the games you already own
Speaker 1: look better. And there's no disk drive in the US model.
Speaker 1: It'll be another eighty bucks for the optical drive. Do
Speaker 1: people have like disc envy? Like gamers? Go?
Speaker 2: Man, his system was so fast. Are looking latency?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 1: Latency?
Speaker 2: Somebody just asked BWO stickers this Saturday, Yes, out of
Speaker 2: Mount Dora.
Speaker 1: What Yeah, we want to get him distributed there in
Speaker 1: Lake County. I know we've sent some out.
Speaker 3: That way, but we want to get to represent.
Speaker 1: So this Google trial is underway this week about them
Speaker 1: being a monopoly in Virginia, and they had a former
Speaker 1: Google executive performing testimony this week and basically laying out,
Speaker 1: Oh God, and we were told our goal was to
Speaker 1: crush the competition, which.
Speaker 3: Okay, look, employees are always the one but that.
Speaker 1: Look, that's the goal of any business that faces competition.
Speaker 1: It's our goal in our business to crush the competition. Now, granted,
Speaker 1: there's fifty radio stations. You can't crush them all, but
Speaker 1: the ones that are the immediate threat to you, you
Speaker 1: sort of wishing death upon them. You're out to crush them. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but I think in Google's case, it's a little bit
Speaker 1: more of a I think a crushing footprint that's being
Speaker 1: put on trial.
Speaker 3: Here. What do any of us use?
Speaker 2: Oh? I go to Yahoo search right? Yeahoo Yahoo Yahoo.
Speaker 1: Depending on how this thing comes out, this could really
Speaker 1: change the complexion of what we've come to know and
Speaker 1: expect from an online experience. We'll say I have to
Speaker 1: go back to dial up. I don't think, well, I
Speaker 1: don't think it'll be that drastic if things go sideways
Speaker 1: for Google.
Speaker 2: All I know if I was that Google employee, I
Speaker 2: would get a bodyguard like fast, just cause you know,
Speaker 2: we've and stuff.
Speaker 1: Allegedly, cryptocurrency scams are becoming more and more and more common.
Speaker 1: How common were they? Estimates? Last year alone five point
Speaker 1: six billion dollars builked out of people with crypto scams
Speaker 1: of some way shape. I saw some guy in the
Speaker 1: news last night, one of the stations that does their
Speaker 1: troublemakers thing or whatever.
Speaker 3: Oh I heard this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this poor some bitch he guts on a dating
Speaker 1: site and you know, he's back and forth. This is
Speaker 1: a long play deal where this woman's baiting and baiting
Speaker 1: and baiting him. They still haven't met or anything. And
Speaker 1: next thing you know, she's talking him into investing in
Speaker 1: this great business opportunity on a crypto site. And my cousin, well, no,
Speaker 1: he gives her the money, puts the money in, and
Speaker 1: he's tracking it online and his ten thousand dollars has
Speaker 1: become two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. And as he
Speaker 1: puts more more in and it wants to take some out,
Speaker 1: that's when he finds out the whole thing, including the website,
Speaker 1: is a complete sham. And she's gone and they're gone,
Speaker 1: and so's his money. Yep, and he's still left with
Speaker 1: his right hand.
Speaker 2: My uncle has this great hookup, get involved, and then
Speaker 2: her and the uncle are off together in the Bahamas.
Speaker 1: Hey, did I mention this speaking of scams, this streaming scam,
Speaker 1: the musician who made ten million dollars ripping off royalties.
Speaker 1: Now this guy in North Carolina. I didn't know if
Speaker 1: I had brought this up in rock.
Speaker 3: News or not. No, I don't know. I would remember that.
Speaker 1: This guy in North Carolina is accused of defrauding streaming
Speaker 1: services of ten million dollars through this elaborate scheme using
Speaker 1: artificial intelligence. The fifty two year old allegedly used AI
Speaker 1: to create hundreds of thousands of fake songs by non
Speaker 1: existent bands, then he streamed them using bots to collect
Speaker 1: royalties from platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon.
Speaker 3: Did they actually catch the guys? Yes? And you know,
Speaker 3: I mean they didn't just go oh somebody did this.
Speaker 3: They know who it is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh yeah, ten million he's been doing this.
Speaker 3: Stick it to him. Yeah because this Ah.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, you know, artists are all up in arms about
Speaker 1: how little they're paid per stream and yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: in many cases they're absolutely right, but this guy exploited that.
Speaker 1: You just multiply how many things you're putting out there,
Speaker 1: then you make the accounts that are listening to him
Speaker 1: totally bogus, but they're still going to register as streams.
Speaker 2: And you say it more than anybody else. If there's
Speaker 2: a whole fill it the he did.
Speaker 1: Apple announcement came, you know, about their their new line
Speaker 1: of products that are coming out, and then the day
Speaker 1: after comes this report that they had talked to consumers
Speaker 1: about their buying intentions moving forward for new mobile devices.
Speaker 1: This isn't good news, not only for Apple, but for
Speaker 1: any wireless maker. A lot of consumers at this point like, look,
Speaker 1: I'm putting upgrading my phone on hold for now. Everything's
Speaker 1: just too expensive. Yah, the economies, and you know that's
Speaker 1: the last thing.
Speaker 2: Look you say, mine, I haven't able to replace the
Speaker 2: little glass screen saver.
Speaker 3: Well that's just a lazy yes.
Speaker 1: But speaking of screens, new research about the effect that
Speaker 1: us as parents might have on our young children if
Speaker 1: we're on the screens too much, Parents who stare at
Speaker 1: their screens instead of talking to their kids aren't just
Speaker 1: modeling poor behavior, they could be hindering their children's language development.
Speaker 1: According to this new study, study parents use screens, Parents
Speaker 1: who use screens more had children who also use screens
Speaker 1: more and those children had lower aptitude in grammar and vocabulary,
Speaker 1: according to a survey done between the ages of two
Speaker 1: and a half and four years old. Too much screen time,
Speaker 1: I think about it. Yeah, that's just you know, putting
Speaker 1: out their info for you to take and you know,
Speaker 1: act or not act on as you fit.
Speaker 2: Remember back when I told you years ago Chick fil
Speaker 2: A putting a little tower on your on your table
Speaker 2: to put your phones in so you'd talk like normal
Speaker 2: people do at dinner and lunch.
Speaker 1: What is this you speak of talking at dinner exactly?
Speaker 3: Conversation is so crazy.
Speaker 1: And finally there's this Amazon kind of taking a page
Speaker 1: out of all the targets playbook. Amazon is launching a
Speaker 1: new line of budget friendly food items in an attempt
Speaker 1: to attract price conscious shoppers who are ditching name brands
Speaker 1: to save money. This, you know, gets back to the
Speaker 1: whole You know, it's in store brands now, so Amazon's
Speaker 1: going to expand upon their offerings much like many of
Speaker 1: the big retailers do in in grocery store game right now.
Speaker 1: But you know, it all just harkens back to remember
Speaker 1: way back in the day when you just had generics
Speaker 1: that were in the black and white labels of whatever
Speaker 1: it was is this is the same thing, and it's you.
Speaker 2: Know it was aching powder, right, it's just paper towels.
Speaker 2: Check Cola and they used to okay, check but no,
Speaker 2: that was that was their in store brander. I'm talking
Speaker 2: about the true down switch generics a black and white
Speaker 2: printed label. They would say spaghetta sauce.
Speaker 1: And I remember the grocery store I worked in. We
Speaker 1: had them all in the same aisle. It was like
Speaker 1: walking into this just.
Speaker 2: Weird four text nineteen seventies horror film.
Speaker 1: Black and white movies.
Speaker 3: What it was like walking into Osowski's. I can't believe
Speaker 3: they did that.
Speaker 1: Ossowski Family Foods, talk about it. Come on, get it right,
Speaker 1: all right?
Speaker 3: They give them the heads against shopping cart because you
Speaker 3: know it's coming. Let me back up. Oh go ahead quick.
Speaker 2: This is Pat and his buddy's working at Osowski's Family.
Speaker 1: What Alsowski Family Foods like Park Florida.
Speaker 2: When they would catch somebody stealing, they would beat him
Speaker 2: up and drag his head against shopping guards. Go ahead,
Speaker 2: that's the sound of a gentleman's head, not a gentleman a.
Speaker 3: Thief, because that's how we.
Speaker 1: Roll, thank God. And that was Bob World Order. Before
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