Speaker 1: You're listening to Bill Handle on demand from KFI AM
Speaker 1: six forty.
Speaker 2: You know I've been missing.
Speaker 1: I think I would notice within a are you kidding?
Speaker 2: All? Three days?
Speaker 3: If my if mine went missing, I'd have a party.
Speaker 2: What's the matter with you? And now Handle on the news,
Speaker 2: ladies and gentlemen, here's Bill Handle.
Speaker 3: All right, good morning.
Speaker 4: It's a Thursday morning, September nineteenth. As another week's gone by.
Speaker 4: Weeks go very quickly these days.
Speaker 2: Manley has to do.
Speaker 3: With you know, the older you get, the quicker time goes.
Speaker 3: Is a really good, really good concept and an explanation
Speaker 3: of that that was once explained to.
Speaker 4: Me, and that's saying, when you're five years old, a
Speaker 4: year is twenty percent of your entire life. I remember
Speaker 4: as a kid, vacations for three months went on forever. Well,
Speaker 4: when you're sixty years old, a year is a much much.
Speaker 2: Smaller percentage of your life.
Speaker 4: So I don't even know why I said that. Oh
Speaker 4: it's because it's September nineteenth. That's why I somehow connected
Speaker 4: the two. And I still don't know how that did.
Speaker 4: How that worked.
Speaker 1: Your summer vacations seemed long because your parents would drop
Speaker 1: you off somewhere and say find your way home and
Speaker 1: it would take three months.
Speaker 2: That's a good, good point.
Speaker 3: Although you know, during when I was a kid, Oh,
Speaker 3: when I was a kid, I'd walk four miles through
Speaker 3: the snow to.
Speaker 2: Get to school uphill both ways.
Speaker 4: When I was a kid at LA Unified, they had
Speaker 4: summer programs where I'd go to the school and literally
Speaker 4: all day long they had teachers and arts and crafts
Speaker 4: and it was yeah, different different time, different places.
Speaker 3: Okay, Now let's say a quick helloa to one and all.
Speaker 2: Morning Neil, Good morning, Willie Wolf there.
Speaker 4: Is and good morning, Good morning, Bill Cono, good morning,
Speaker 4: Good morning Bill and Amy. Not at your last, but least,
Speaker 4: but go ahead and think that I'm fine.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Hi, Bill, Hi.
Speaker 4: We've started the day, okay, and we've got some fun
Speaker 4: stuff to talk about. Let me see, I got one
Speaker 4: death story, but not the kind of death story you want.
Speaker 4: It's the death of the mini van and that's a
Speaker 4: fun story.
Speaker 3: And that's seven fifty this morning.
Speaker 4: And then do we have great news on the financial
Speaker 4: financial life of all of.
Speaker 3: Us, and that's the FED rate cut yesterday.
Speaker 4: And mo Kelly, what's next for Diddy other than being
Speaker 4: sodomized fifteen times per day.
Speaker 3: By his cellmate.
Speaker 4: And so we will talk of that coming up at
Speaker 4: eight fifty as we end the show. You're gonna hear
Speaker 4: a lot of screaming from his cell but it's gonna
Speaker 4: sound good because it's gonna be done in rap.
Speaker 2: How that hurts?
Speaker 4: Out?
Speaker 2: Never bite? Okay?
Speaker 1: That thing for you to finish that. I wanted to
Speaker 1: see what your freestyle gang was.
Speaker 3: Uh, yeah, I don't think in those terms.
Speaker 4: Unfortunately I have to. I would have to write it out. Okay,
Speaker 4: how that out?
Speaker 2: Ouch? That hurts? It starts with a burst. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I will think. You know what we
Speaker 2: should do is during the.
Speaker 4: Break we should write this and Neil, we should do
Speaker 4: a double rap back and forth about that.
Speaker 1: Sure, okay what rhymes with rectum?
Speaker 3: Nicely said that was?
Speaker 2: That's disgusting. Oh you gonna judge.
Speaker 4: Me, right, that's completely depraved and disgusting.
Speaker 1: Driving this driving the speed of traffic over.
Speaker 2: Here, sir ah right?
Speaker 4: Uh? And I say good morning to you, didn't I
Speaker 4: you sure did?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 4: Memory memory, memory, all right? You know I would be
Speaker 4: You've seen those commercials for Prevagen. I always I write
Speaker 4: it down. I always forget to go out and buy
Speaker 4: the stuff.
Speaker 2: All right, now, why don't we do it?
Speaker 3: We have a lot of news on the table.
Speaker 4: It's a handle on the news with Amy King, Neil
Speaker 4: and me lead story.
Speaker 2: Oom bom boom.
Speaker 4: Things are really heating up in the Middle East. Oh
Speaker 4: my god, nicely done.
Speaker 2: Kno.
Speaker 4: So a couple of days ago we had those explosions
Speaker 4: with the pagers that we talked about, and what the
Speaker 4: seven people killed and twenty five hundred wounded. The next
Speaker 4: day the walkie talkie started blowing up by the thousands,
Speaker 4: and be root is reeling, I mean reeling, And this
Speaker 4: is the United This is Israel now being aggressive. Usually,
Speaker 4: Israel is a reactive country militarily, like said, like the
Speaker 4: war right now going on in Guza was as.
Speaker 3: A reaction to October seventh.
Speaker 4: The only time I can remember when Israel was not
Speaker 4: reactive in terms of they started first was nineteen sixty seven,
Speaker 4: the nineteen sixty seven war. Ever since then, it's been reaction, reaction, reaction. Well, well,
Speaker 4: let me tell you what happened. The Israel Defense Minister said,
Speaker 4: Israel is in a new era of war. They're going
Speaker 4: after Hesbelah right there, real simple. Either they assumed that
Speaker 4: the war was going to start anyway. Hesbelah has been
Speaker 4: unloading missiles into the north of Israel. Sixty thousand people
Speaker 4: are displaced. Northern Israel does not exist. I mean, it
Speaker 4: is a ghost town. It's a Calico ghost mine is
Speaker 4: there's nothing there. And Israel says that's it, We're done
Speaker 4: with Hesbelam. They're prepared to go to war. I think
Speaker 4: they're just ready to do it. And Defense Minister Yoav
Speaker 4: Gallant said, you know, we're at the beginning of a
Speaker 4: new era and we need to adapt ourselves.
Speaker 1: What then, this was all because of October seventh? What
Speaker 1: was the what was the initial goal? What do they
Speaker 1: think was Israel?
Speaker 3: You know, they don't even know what the initial goal was.
Speaker 2: The initial goal was.
Speaker 4: Number one, of course, punishing Hamas, but part of the goal.
Speaker 4: And this is where I think Netanyau who has it
Speaker 4: all wrong. My opinion is he wants to wipe out Hamas,
Speaker 4: wipe it out, take away all of its ability to
Speaker 4: even govern, much less its military capability.
Speaker 3: Well that's never going to happen.
Speaker 4: Hamas controls that if there are four people left in Gaza,
Speaker 4: four people will be controlled.
Speaker 3: By Hamas, they're not giving anything up.
Speaker 4: Then the issue that no one knows about what happens
Speaker 4: after the war, because it's going to end, and Hamas,
Speaker 4: if it is going to be wiped out, it's military
Speaker 4: capability will certainly be degraded to the point where it's
Speaker 4: not going to be an issue.
Speaker 2: What does Israel do now? Does it occupy it? Does it?
Speaker 2: What does it do?
Speaker 3: Does it have that barrier around it where.
Speaker 4: You have a demilitarized zone which actually exists in a
Speaker 4: small part right now. They don't know Natagnal who doesn't know,
Speaker 4: the people of Israel don't know, and then you have
Speaker 4: the hostages.
Speaker 3: It's a mess. But I tell you, Israel saying enough
Speaker 3: is enough.
Speaker 4: We're going after anybody and everything, and Kazbollah is one
Speaker 4: of those targets. I don't even know if Hasbellah at
Speaker 4: this point even knows what it's going to do. It
Speaker 4: says we're going to retaliate, We're going to go after you.
Speaker 4: But no one has any idea because they're just reeling.
Speaker 4: They had no idea this was coming, all right, litten else, pardon,
Speaker 4: it's like nothing else.
Speaker 1: This response is like nothing else we've seen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we've never seen this. We've never seen something like this.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, we saw in the sixty seven war.
Speaker 4: Where Israel preemptively attacked, but then there was reasons for
Speaker 4: and this one is straight out. We're going after Habilah
Speaker 4: because Hisbela are a bunch of a holes and they've
Speaker 4: made life miserable for Israel, and they launched rockets and
Speaker 4: have always been limited amount of military forces being used
Speaker 4: back and forth.
Speaker 3: Now it's the gloves off. Okay, let's do one more.
Speaker 5: Time to start borrowing.
Speaker 6: Maybe The Fed has voted to lower interest rates by
Speaker 6: a half percentage point. A lot of speculation that it
Speaker 6: was going to be a quarter point, but they said nope,
Speaker 6: we're going for the full half here. And that's raised
Speaker 6: some speculation that the economy might be in trouble because
Speaker 6: it's a larger drop than everyone was expecting. But the
Speaker 6: Federal chair Jerome Powell, said the decision reflects our growing
Speaker 6: confidence that within appropriate recalibration of our policy stance, strength
Speaker 6: in the labor market can be maintained. Basically said, we
Speaker 6: think we're doing okay, this is going to short that.
Speaker 2: Well, that's what they have to do. They have to
Speaker 2: look at inflation.
Speaker 4: They have to look at the job market, they have
Speaker 4: to look at you know, what the banks are doing,
Speaker 4: people borrowing, And Powell said, look at what we have.
Speaker 2: We have full employment four point three percent.
Speaker 4: Our inflation rate is down at two percent or two
Speaker 4: and a half percent, exactly where we want to be.
Speaker 4: The stock market is doing great, it's at record levels,
Speaker 4: and he says, that's how we have.
Speaker 2: To maintain this. We have to navigate this.
Speaker 4: This is great for the presidential elections because you're going
Speaker 4: to see Kamala Harris parroting what Jerome Powell said. We're
Speaker 4: in actually good shape, and you're going to see the
Speaker 4: Republicans saying the world is falling apart. Inflation has never
Speaker 4: been higher. None of you is working, and you know
Speaker 4: none of you are working.
Speaker 2: Not is working.
Speaker 4: I actually used to speak English at one point in
Speaker 4: my life.
Speaker 3: That ended a long time ago.
Speaker 4: None of you's is working.
Speaker 2: Does that work? It's your second language?
Speaker 3: It actually is my second language. None of you are working,
Speaker 3: all right?
Speaker 1: Speaker Mike Johnson's plan to fund the government for six
Speaker 1: months was rejected by the House, and obviously there's tensions
Speaker 1: around the fast approaching government shut down deadline, which is
Speaker 1: at the end of this month, September thirtieth, and that
Speaker 1: would mean, you know, without an extension, most federal government
Speaker 1: operations would shut down on October first. Millions Americans are
Speaker 1: going to have the opportunity to early vote in November's election,
Speaker 1: so obviously this one.
Speaker 2: Is uh, you know a little more important.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, it's again it's all politics. Usually several months
Speaker 4: extension for and they do this every year. I mean,
Speaker 4: I can't remember the last time there was a budget
Speaker 4: that was put in and the date that it was
Speaker 4: legally had to be established, so they asked for extensions
Speaker 4: or they vote themselves extension after extension.
Speaker 3: Not this time around.
Speaker 4: Mike Johnson said, we want to have an extension, but
Speaker 4: we have to have that the proof of citizenship when voting.
Speaker 4: And they're you know, they actually have a few Republicans
Speaker 4: said no, and all the Democrats said no. And this
Speaker 4: has a lot to do and it's real simple. Donald
Speaker 4: Trump calls the Republicans and say this is what I
Speaker 4: want you to do, and that's exactly what happens. He
Speaker 4: did that with the immigration bill. They had that immigration
Speaker 4: bill that was about to go on the floor. He
Speaker 4: called and said, I want this killed Mike Johnson killed it,
Speaker 4: and so we will see.
Speaker 3: You know, the only question I have, and I know
Speaker 3: I run.
Speaker 4: To the politics because I'm obsessed with presidential politics and
Speaker 4: what's happening, is if Donald Trump loses, if does he
Speaker 4: still control the Republican Party after that?
Speaker 2: Is it still the party of Trucody.
Speaker 4: I don't know, because this is because does he still
Speaker 4: have the ability to primary someone out saying I don't
Speaker 4: believe in this guy. I want him out among Republicans
Speaker 4: during the primary, not the general.
Speaker 2: So we'll see. We'll see.
Speaker 4: Anyway, we'll get a bill at some point because starting
Speaker 4: October one, the government shuts down. As it shuts down,
Speaker 4: federal employees won't be able to cash a check, they
Speaker 4: won't get a check, and it becomes very limited.
Speaker 2: And we'll see. As to this point.
Speaker 4: Up to now, the Republicans have always gotten the blame
Speaker 4: for this. When the government shuts down, We'll see what
Speaker 4: happens on this one.
Speaker 6: So, speaking of presidential politics, the Teamsters have decided.
Speaker 5: To not make a decision.
Speaker 6: They declined to endorse a presidential candidate for twenty twenty four.
Speaker 6: This is the first time in nearly three decades the
Speaker 6: union has not endorsed a candidate, and honestly, it's always
Speaker 6: Democrats at least ninety percent of the time. And the
Speaker 6: Teamsters president Shan O'Brien said in a statement, unfortunately, neither
Speaker 6: major candidate was able to make serious commitments to our
Speaker 6: union to ensure the interests of working people are always
Speaker 6: put before big business. That statement made in spite of
Speaker 6: not one, but two polls taken of the teamster's rank
Speaker 6: and file that said they support former President Trump by
Speaker 6: a sixty to thirty four percent margin over Harris.
Speaker 4: And I was thinking about this. I'm going to do
Speaker 4: more about this at seven twenty.
Speaker 2: What is going on with this?
Speaker 4: Because the Teamsters, as Amy said, You're absolutely right, the
Speaker 4: Teamsters religiously go a Democrat.
Speaker 3: Last time they didn't was I nineteen eighty eight or something.
Speaker 4: And you would think, and keep in mind, Kamala Harris
Speaker 4: walked the picket line with strikers.
Speaker 5: Did she go too? I know Biden did.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, she went, oh yeah, she walked the picket line.
Speaker 2: And so what is going on?
Speaker 4: And I think I have some ideas and this is
Speaker 4: just my thinking, which of course is absolutely superb because
Speaker 4: I'm never wrong. And my analysis is always very deep
Speaker 4: and very considered and thoughtful. And so I'm going to
Speaker 4: bring all of that to the table at seven twenty,
Speaker 4: and you will be as impressed with me as I am.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Okay, what I love that You're gonna You're gonna bring
Speaker 1: all your thoughtfulness and your horrible hatred for everybody Trump
Speaker 1: to the to the UH forefront.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Nice and balanced?
Speaker 4: Yeah, No, I actually I am going to be balanced
Speaker 4: on this one because I'm trying to figure this out,
Speaker 4: and it is this is counterintuitive, this, but I think
Speaker 4: there are some reasons why so many teams stirs, why
Speaker 4: so many members of the Union are supporting Trump, And
Speaker 4: I think there are some actually some good reasons in
Speaker 4: trying to figure this out. R and Biden couldn't overcome.
Speaker 4: And I'll do that at seven twenty.
Speaker 2: Hopefully it makes a third party, all right.
Speaker 1: Sheriff policy, the policy officially prohibits joining or encouraging others
Speaker 1: to join a deputy gang. This just came out yesterday
Speaker 1: that the LA County Sheriff's Department unveiled its new policy
Speaker 1: against law enforcement gangs. I don't know why this has
Speaker 1: to be new. I think it'd be just be illegal
Speaker 1: to have a gang. One former under sheriff reported reportedly
Speaker 1: had a gang tattoo. Another former deputy claimed that he
Speaker 1: was fired for refusing to join a gang. So obviously
Speaker 1: there's problems in the department, and Sheriff Robert Luna is
Speaker 1: saying that now they're going to be prosecuted and investigated
Speaker 1: and all of that.
Speaker 4: I'll do more of that at seven o'clock because there's
Speaker 4: a world to that one too. And once again I
Speaker 4: am going to bring deep, thoughtful analysis to the table,
Speaker 4: well considered, totally unbiased analysis.
Speaker 1: Man, this is going to be like the most unbiased
Speaker 1: show of all.
Speaker 4: No, what's going to happen is you're going to see
Speaker 4: emails coming in by the drove saying, is handle running
Speaker 4: a temperature today?
Speaker 2: Is he sick?
Speaker 5: Did he didn't catch a break?
Speaker 6: Federal judge has ordered Sean Diddy Combs to remain in
Speaker 6: jail until he goes on trial for sex trafficking and racketeering.
Speaker 6: The judge said that Combs poses a risk of witness
Speaker 6: tampering and is a danger to the safety of the community. Now,
Speaker 6: combs lawyers said, hey, give us bail and he'll stay
Speaker 6: in his mansion in Florida. He'll be monitored around the
Speaker 6: clock by a private security force and we'll give you
Speaker 6: fifty million dollars.
Speaker 5: And the judge said, no.
Speaker 4: It was a bond for fifty million dollars secured by
Speaker 4: his house.
Speaker 3: Goes to show you how expensive his house is.
Speaker 4: And the judge, you're right. The judge sid absolutely not.
Speaker 4: I'm going to talk to Moe Kelly. We do Nortal
Speaker 4: View at eight fifty this morning, and I'm going to
Speaker 4: talk about Combs in his career and what this means.
Speaker 2: And we were.
Speaker 4: Talking yesterday about or this morning, talking about rap coming
Speaker 4: up with some kind of a rap song that Combs
Speaker 4: can do.
Speaker 2: I've come up with some stuff.
Speaker 4: My butt's in jail and I'm not poor. It's no
Speaker 4: fun here and my butt is sore.
Speaker 2: Okay, I quit. Hey, we grabbed that, by the way,
Speaker 2: for a future reference. By the way, kno, is that
Speaker 2: a promo? Okay? Why don't we move on? Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Huntington Beach is suing California over a new state law
Speaker 1: that prohibits California school districts from notifying parents of a
Speaker 1: child's gender identification change. So if the child goes from
Speaker 1: male to female, pronoun or vice versa. They can't say anything.
Speaker 1: So this is all Governor Gavin Newsom. He signed that
Speaker 1: bill into law in January. In July rather and the
Speaker 1: Golden State became the first state to prohibit school districts
Speaker 1: from requiring staff to notify parents.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is one of those woke standoffs, if you
Speaker 4: want to call it woke, and that is the state.
Speaker 2: Goes one way, very very liberal.
Speaker 4: I mean, just you know, you can't tell a school,
Speaker 4: can't tell parents that their kid that little Adam is
Speaker 4: dressing up in address and goes into the girls bathroom,
Speaker 4: can't tell the parents, which I don't get.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know how parents wouldn't know that.
Speaker 4: But Huntington Beach is the poster child of fighting this thing,
Speaker 4: and they're not alone.
Speaker 3: I mean, there are groups after groups.
Speaker 4: That have file lawsuits to stop this sort of thing,
Speaker 4: a lot of conservative groups, the Heritage Foundation and the
Speaker 4: City of Huntington Beach is sort of leading that charge.
Speaker 4: That's going to be interesting as we go through that
Speaker 4: over the next several months.
Speaker 2: But you do think it is strange.
Speaker 1: I'm with you on the whole thing that it's like
Speaker 1: if you don't notice that in your own child, or
Speaker 1: you haven't had that conversation that makes me nervous about
Speaker 1: you as a parent.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you don't know. But it's like, you know,
Speaker 3: it's almost.
Speaker 4: I don't even know if it's possible for a kid
Speaker 4: to identify with the opposite sex without the parents knowing
Speaker 4: about it. It's like to fight over IVF. Oh my god,
Speaker 4: they want to stop IVF.
Speaker 2: They want to make a you know.
Speaker 4: No, no, there is no there's no state that says
Speaker 4: no to IVF. So you know, it's it's don't don't
Speaker 4: be that simplistic, you know, I mean, there's a lot
Speaker 4: to it.
Speaker 3: So yeah, okay, you know, the problem.
Speaker 4: Is all of this lines up politically, and it just
Speaker 4: shows where we are politically. You have the state going
Speaker 4: into things that I don't even get what they're doing.
Speaker 3: It makes no sense other than you have anyway, let's
Speaker 3: just move on.
Speaker 6: Two two two Airlines one Alaska Airlines has merged with
Speaker 6: Hawaiian Airlines. It's a one point nine billion dollar acquisition.
Speaker 6: The US Department of Transportation agreed to it, and the
Speaker 6: Justice Department bent didn't block it, which is unusual because
Speaker 6: it blocked Jet Blue and Spirits merger and also a
Speaker 6: merger between Jet Blue and American. But the CEO of
Speaker 6: Alaska says it's going to be good for competition and consumers,
Speaker 6: and it's going to give customers access to both networks.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, that's because they have to They have to
Speaker 4: keep their service going because otherwise they would shut down
Speaker 4: one of them. And now you have a single airline
Speaker 4: serving a single geographical area.
Speaker 2: Oh and guess how expensive that is?
Speaker 4: You know, like fly out of Burbank, for example, to
Speaker 4: a city and that's in Southwest and see how much
Speaker 4: it costs more than Lax. By the way, I have
Speaker 4: a question if Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines be come one,
Speaker 4: how do you dress when you get on an airplane?
Speaker 5: They are kind of polar opposites.
Speaker 3: Yeah they are, aren't they?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: How about a park of annale Oh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, or Hawaiian shirt but that's well insulated.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Neil, I said, those those salmon and spam roles
Speaker 1: are going to be.
Speaker 2: Delicious on that? All right? Sorry about that?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 5: I love I love spam.
Speaker 2: Who does it?
Speaker 4: Man? All right? You know what, Neil, Neil, you were
Speaker 4: just bssing and so slow on the mark that we're
Speaker 4: going to take a break, and.
Speaker 2: I actually had my mic off.
Speaker 1: I'll be honest, all right, all right, So Boeing temporary
Speaker 1: furloughing executives and other non union workers.
Speaker 2: They're trying to save cash.
Speaker 1: Of course, during the strike of thirty three thousand members
Speaker 1: of the International Association of Machinists. So this furlough will
Speaker 1: keep their benefits, all of those things.
Speaker 2: But basically what they're going to do as a rotation.
Speaker 2: I think we did this back during the pandemic as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so they'll be off work for one week of
Speaker 1: every four weeks, and like this rolling basis and the
Speaker 1: duration of the strike basically limit the impact on each individual.
Speaker 2: But they're going to.
Speaker 4: Get on a Boeing, get on a Boweing plane, and
Speaker 4: you'll see a lot of it put together or kept
Speaker 4: together with duct tape because no spare parts are being manufactured.
Speaker 6: Okay, nice Suing for safety. The parents of four Pepperdine
Speaker 6: students who were hit and killed along Pacific Coast Highway
Speaker 6: in Malibu last year, as well as a fifth student
Speaker 6: who was injured at filed lawsuits against the State of California,
Speaker 6: cal Trans, the California Coastal Commission, La County and Malibu.
Speaker 6: They claim that the dangerous roadway design on that portion
Speaker 6: of PCH is really contributing to deaths, and they then
Speaker 6: they haven't implemented life saving safety measures. So they say
Speaker 6: that that's what one of the things the lawsuit is
Speaker 6: pushing for is to implement those measures.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and these are against all the governmental agencies for
Speaker 4: poor design, poor manufacturing.
Speaker 3: Normally, you go, okay, I mean.
Speaker 4: That's a tough lawsuit, except fifty nine people have been
Speaker 4: killed on that exact portion of Rhodes since twenty ten. Okay,
Speaker 4: maybe that tells you something. What do you think this
Speaker 4: is a good lawsuit? They have a case.
Speaker 1: Speaking of lawsuits, entirely avoidable is what the Justice Department
Speaker 1: said when they filed a lawsuit just yesterday seeking more
Speaker 1: than one hundred million dollars from the two corporations that
Speaker 1: owned and operated that container ship, you remember, the one
Speaker 1: that destroyed Baltimore's Francis Scott Keybridge.
Speaker 2: What the hell happened?
Speaker 3: I just spilled my coffee, you.
Speaker 4: Know, I have you know this mug, you know, one
Speaker 4: of those insulated mud uggs, and it just I mean,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 1: I thought it either it was me, I vote, hitty chances,
Speaker 1: Scott key Bridge.
Speaker 4: Just dying and just going off the air and just
Speaker 4: having one of those attacks.
Speaker 2: Dead. But it's not it was my coffee mug or anything.
Speaker 4: No, because I have a top on it, a little
Speaker 4: tiny bit, but you know how you have those screwtops
Speaker 4: on it where you just uh yeah, thank goodness.
Speaker 3: I had one of those because I spill everything.
Speaker 4: I mean I have ruined more uh computer, what do
Speaker 4: they call those boards?
Speaker 3: Yeah, than you could ever imagine.
Speaker 2: Where were we? Oh, the Justice Department? Here we go.
Speaker 2: Oh no, we're done. Amy's got the US launch.
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, So, uh, it's about time you can now
Speaker 6: renew it. It is actually about time you can renew
Speaker 6: your passport online now. So it's a new service that
Speaker 6: will allow you to upload a photo and pay and
Speaker 6: completely apply to renew your past or online so you
Speaker 6: don't have to go to a passport office or you
Speaker 6: don't have to send things through the mail.
Speaker 5: So it supposed to speed it up.
Speaker 2: It's this is this is Nate.
Speaker 3: This is Nate, the state PREPARTNERENT helping people with passports.
Speaker 4: And the only only limitation is you have to prove
Speaker 4: your illegal then you get your.
Speaker 5: Passport if you prove your ill yeah.
Speaker 4: Then uh then otherwise you're no passport for you.
Speaker 1: All right, Dinny's freak parties aren't the only parties you
Speaker 1: can't attend anymore.
Speaker 2: Tupperware parties are the thing in the past. See what
Speaker 2: I did.
Speaker 1: They're Toperware Brands Corp. Some of its subsidi subsidiaries filed
Speaker 1: for Chapter eleven. Bankruptcy comes with dwindling demand. That's really
Speaker 1: what it comes down to. Very iconic brand food storage
Speaker 1: containers now just nobody's There's just a ton of other
Speaker 1: options in different tech.
Speaker 4: And yeah, it used to be only Tupperware, and it
Speaker 4: was expensive stuff, and a lot of people made their living,
Speaker 4: a lot of housewives made extra money with Tupperware parties.
Speaker 2: And you're right.
Speaker 4: You go to Costco and for thirteen dollars you can
Speaker 4: get the equivalent of a you know, forty eight pieces
Speaker 4: of a product that's as good as tupperware.
Speaker 2: So you got rubber made, you got all kinds of yeah,
Speaker 2: yeah kinds.
Speaker 3: All right, We're done, guys.
Speaker 2: That is it.
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