Speaker 1: It's just really sad.
Speaker 2: Good morning, everybody. It is the CaCO Day radio program.
Speaker 2: I was listening to News before the show kicked off,
Speaker 2: and Kyle in News was he was doing a story
Speaker 2: about some of the trim downs going on at the.
Speaker 1: Panthers rosters that time of the year.
Speaker 2: You know, NFL kicks off a week from tomorrow, a
Speaker 2: week ross. Are you ready a week from tomorrow?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 1: Are you pumped.
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 4: I mean, yeah, no, I can't wait, can't wait, Okay,
Speaker 4: looking forward to it.
Speaker 1: And and I was listening to Kyle do that, and I.
Speaker 2: Thought, haha, suckers, that's very sad when you have to
Speaker 2: kick because sometimes you're cutting players that people like, will
Speaker 2: they be back for the practice squad? What's going on?
Speaker 2: Will they end up with another team? Only so much
Speaker 2: roster space. Here's the life hack. What you want to
Speaker 2: do is you want to have seven of your starters injured,
Speaker 2: including three skilled players skilled positions as they say, And
Speaker 2: then if most of your team is dead even before
Speaker 2: the season starts, then you don't have to worry about
Speaker 2: it because you don't have to cut them because they're
Speaker 2: you know, they're in rehab. So you know, one weird
Speaker 2: trick to avoid that that absurdity. Anyway, the more I
Speaker 2: think about it, ross Bundesliga.
Speaker 1: Let's look at the schedule here.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, wait, hold on, hold on, all right,
Speaker 2: So we got Bundesliga right around the corner.
Speaker 4: Man, how do you feel about the season this year
Speaker 4: coming up?
Speaker 2: I you know, a lot of people are saying this
Speaker 2: is gonna be a it's gonna be a big season
Speaker 2: in the Bundesliga, which, by the way, for those who
Speaker 2: don't know, is the German footballer league, which I find
Speaker 2: comfort in. Now, I I'm gonna give it three out
Speaker 2: of five killbosses.
Speaker 1: Oh well, A lot of people are giving it for
Speaker 1: and I don't want to. Look, here's the deal.
Speaker 2: I don't want to come across like one of these cocky, smug,
Speaker 2: irrational Patriots fans right where they're just like, oh it's good.
Speaker 4: Now, you got to stop that. I I've always seen
Speaker 4: myself and you can. I mean, I'm a huge Patriots,
Speaker 4: Cowboys Packers fan.
Speaker 1: What yeah? So I mean I won't How about the Dolphins?
Speaker 4: Stand for that?
Speaker 1: About the Dolphins?
Speaker 4: Dolphins great team, really going to dominate the AFC East.
Speaker 4: I dairy to find anything my pass that would say
Speaker 4: that I've said opposite. I've never I've always been this way.
Speaker 4: Is that I'm dairy to find anything.
Speaker 2: I get my buddy Jonathan carl on It from Maybe News,
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah yeah, And he looks to see if you.
Speaker 4: The Patriots, the Pets, my passion many favorite team.
Speaker 2: What if there was hypothetically, what if there was tape
Speaker 2: of you saying opposite?
Speaker 4: This ridiculous? I see, Okay, you know who should be president?
Speaker 4: Bill Belichick?
Speaker 1: How about Lebron for vice president?
Speaker 4: Amazing generational talent, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: I feel like, oh, I feel like maybe this isn't
Speaker 2: You don't think I'm being genuine.
Speaker 1: I hate to question your your your passion.
Speaker 4: One thing I don't do. Flip flop.
Speaker 1: Yeah no, that's that's fair. That's uh, that is uh,
Speaker 1: that is fair.
Speaker 2: And I would like to I would like to point
Speaker 2: out that it's not just the bundes lega league which
Speaker 2: Ross and I gravitated towards be cause what was it again?
Speaker 1: Oh it's fun to say so, but that's all it takes. Man.
Speaker 2: And uh, let's see who's uh what do we got
Speaker 2: coming up here? We just had matches this week? Oh, okay,
Speaker 2: all right, uh ross, you want to handicap these? So, uh,
Speaker 2: Friday is the next Boondesliga Max. It's against Saint Pauli,
Speaker 2: which I think is a beer isn't that the beer
Speaker 2: in the green bottle with the girl? Uh Saint Pauli
Speaker 2: versus Union Berlin.
Speaker 4: I have them up by at least seven schnitzels.
Speaker 1: Seven schnitzels.
Speaker 2: Well look at that the and just to show you
Speaker 2: how close it is, Vegas handicappers six and a half schnitzels,
Speaker 2: so very close.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So what was your favorite team again? Was it? Uh
Speaker 1: VfB Stutta Gart.
Speaker 4: No, I'm a.
Speaker 1: H the oh the Ryan where you're saying around, But yeah,
Speaker 1: that's it.
Speaker 2: Okay, Now I am as you know, I am a
Speaker 2: big fan of the Moc and Glovit Boch, the Moke
Speaker 2: and Glovit Box.
Speaker 4: They can't be stopped.
Speaker 2: Uh well they can't actually because I believe they're in
Speaker 2: They're not in first so.
Speaker 4: Uh well you know you can come and f since
Speaker 4: still come in first place.
Speaker 1: Oh that's right, I forgot about that. That's so, I'm
Speaker 1: so that's so silly of me. Yeah, I mean the
Speaker 1: last thing I knew they were undefeated. No, they're undefeated
Speaker 1: in our hearts they're in last. Yeah, they well that,
Speaker 1: but they have one one maybe no, they haven't even
Speaker 1: one one.
Speaker 2: Can you win none and still be first? I can't
Speaker 2: remember what she's what she said in her audio. In fact,
Speaker 2: we put that audio up now that I'm thinking about
Speaker 2: it while I'm reviewing this, and I want to point
Speaker 2: out that, more so than just distracting myself from what
Speaker 2: what could be a very scary.
Speaker 1: Uh season, I.
Speaker 2: Am into the into the Bundesliga, and there's several other
Speaker 2: soccer clubs for no no particular reason that I have
Speaker 2: chosen to follow from around the world. As you know,
Speaker 2: I am a big fan on the African continent of
Speaker 2: the bots does it Botswana Botswana Meet Commission, which is
Speaker 2: Botswana's team for some reason, Ross, have you expanded out
Speaker 2: past the past the old.
Speaker 1: Maryland big into third world athletics? Oh okay, you know why?
Speaker 1: Because they really want it? Do yeah? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah?
Speaker 2: So what would you be your favorite team? The Young
Speaker 2: Boys of bern Switzerland? Oh okay, I see. How about
Speaker 2: Seamen Podong uh the Indonesian one of the top Indonesian squads.
Speaker 1: They're pretty good and Uh, if if.
Speaker 2: You want to go down to Peru, they have a
Speaker 2: deportivo Wanka. Deportivo is a word you'll see a lot
Speaker 2: among the Latin American teams. Uh how about football get
Speaker 2: fart the Norwegian team. So I'm just saying there, there's, there's,
Speaker 2: there's a whole lot of Oh and then in Argentina
Speaker 2: of course Deportivo Moron. So yeah, there are lots of
Speaker 2: action we'll be covering as the season unfolds. But remember,
Speaker 2: as Kamala said, by doing that.
Speaker 5: And all that that requires, which is the hard work,
Speaker 5: the practice, working as a team, knowing that you will
Speaker 5: be undefeated even if you don't win every game. But
Speaker 5: no circumstance or event or moment will defeat your spirit.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So for the fans of Moke and Glob and Bach,
Speaker 2: you know, forget the fact that they haven't won any games.
Speaker 2: It's early in the season. Man, it just kicked off.
Speaker 2: So well we'll continue to stay on top of that.
Speaker 1: Dude.
Speaker 2: There's you know what, the teams are just fun to say.
Speaker 2: There's one called Mayonnaise Rossu fan of mayonnaise. I'm sure
Speaker 2: that's not how it's pronounced, but yeah, yeah, I wouldn't
Speaker 2: root for miracle whip, but we'll get behind that alrighty,
Speaker 2: So yeah, gonna be one of those one of those
Speaker 2: weird Wednesday mornings as I try not to get into
Speaker 2: the football talk because it makes me sad. All right,
Speaker 2: six fifteen, we'll get a rundown of other stuff besides
Speaker 2: Bundesliga that that we'll get to. We'll do that next
Speaker 2: here on the CaCO Day radio program. Every you know
Speaker 2: that that is one of the fun things, isn't. Oh,
Speaker 2: by the way, Trump is tweeting like a son of
Speaker 2: a gun ross. I don't know if you've been following him.
Speaker 2: Let's see if he tweeted anything. I so miss this
Speaker 2: aspect of the show because again, in the being in
Speaker 2: the morning, you don't get to do with the afternoon
Speaker 2: guys get to do, which is a lot of times
Speaker 2: there's stuff going on, so you can jip as they say.
Speaker 2: Now he hasn't tweeted anything this morning. Let's see what
Speaker 2: was the last The last thing he tweeted was around midnight.
Speaker 1: There, around eleven.
Speaker 2: It says it is DOJ policy that the DOJ should
Speaker 2: not take any action that will influence an election within.
Speaker 1: Sixty days of the election. But they've just taken that.
Speaker 2: Okay, so he's talking about the refiling of charges probably
Speaker 2: election interference. Comrade Kamala Biden hoaxes, YadA, YadA, YadA. All right,
Speaker 2: So well if he tweets if you don't know, so,
Speaker 2: remember the Supreme Court basically neutered the January sixth charge,
Speaker 2: and so now they had to figure out what they
Speaker 2: were going to do.
Speaker 1: But they've decided to do it.
Speaker 2: I know you'll be shocked to learn this is they
Speaker 2: went ahead and refiled minus that with the Supreme Court
Speaker 2: spoke to which, of course we'll get another challenge. And
Speaker 2: it doesn't feel like they're and with the spirit of it.
Speaker 2: But that's that's one of those things in process. As
Speaker 2: horrible as it sounds, right, there's just so much going on.
Speaker 2: It hasn't risen to the level of a story that
Speaker 2: I think is going to be impactful yet. But obviously
Speaker 2: Trump is cheesed. But you know who thought they weren't
Speaker 2: going to refile? I guess that would be my question?
Speaker 2: All right, coming up on the show, let's see, apparently
Speaker 2: you all are worried about everything. We got some North
Speaker 2: Carolina poland we'll talk about we'll see if you actually
Speaker 2: agree with the results there.
Speaker 1: Disney's hiring.
Speaker 2: So it appears they did not learn their lesson with
Speaker 2: the snow white stuff, you know on the latest, with
Speaker 2: the with the debate, the debate results, I still am
Speaker 2: not confident that that comes to pass, even though they
Speaker 2: have reportedly reportedly found themselves a little angle and a
Speaker 2: little scandal there. And yeah, the Trump pizza gate. All right,
Speaker 2: so you're ready for this, and this is this is
Speaker 2: this is just the pettiness of all this insanity. So
Speaker 2: Donald Trump stopped by Trump Force forty seven, that is
Speaker 2: that is apparently what they call the campaign offices, or
Speaker 2: any of his campaign offices. So he went to the
Speaker 2: one in Detroit, and he brought pizza. Everybody loves pizza,
Speaker 2: especially when you know you're putting in the late nights,
Speaker 2: the early mornings, you're out there, you know, pounding the
Speaker 2: pavement talking to voters.
Speaker 1: By the way, here is that somebody is really happy.
Speaker 2: But I forgot, dude, how did Ross How did Trump
Speaker 2: get the train enthusiast to work for him? That's what
Speaker 2: I want to know, man, That dude is way too
Speaker 2: Do you think the problem is is probably destroy a
Speaker 2: Detroit style pizza.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine being that excited for Detroit style pizza
Speaker 1: Ross where they can't even figure out where the sauce goes.
Speaker 1: They're like, oh, we forgot to put the sauce on.
Speaker 1: That's how Detroit see.
Speaker 4: It's a mess.
Speaker 2: They're like, oh, we're so dumb, we forgot to put
Speaker 2: the sauce on.
Speaker 1: Crap.
Speaker 2: And then last minute they put it on like it's
Speaker 2: one of those Gordon Ramsey cooking shows and they have
Speaker 2: thirty seconds to plate and then boom there's Detroit. And
Speaker 2: then you have to pretend like you meant to put
Speaker 2: the sauce on top of it and you baked it
Speaker 2: in a square?
Speaker 1: What are you doing?
Speaker 4: Probably Hawaiian? All right?
Speaker 2: So anyway, so other than laughing at how excited this
Speaker 2: dude is over pizza or maybe meeting Trump, I don't
Speaker 2: know one of the two, the Harris campaign went in
Speaker 2: a different direction, deciding that they were going to pounce
Speaker 2: upon it. As they say in the media, two small
Speaker 2: pizzas for the half dozen volunteers electric pretty awesome, because
Speaker 2: of course all Trump brought was two small pizzas, and
Speaker 2: because in that one shot you see him holding two
Speaker 2: boxes and a room full of that.
Speaker 1: That's probably all he brought. Can you ross?
Speaker 2: Can you fathom a businessman such as Trump miscalculating the
Speaker 2: total pizza need that badly? He's like, you can have
Speaker 2: it's it's literally, let them eat cake. In this case,
Speaker 2: it's let to meet two small pizzas.
Speaker 4: Let the Troit pizza.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I love the Trump Forest forty seven logo.
Speaker 2: Oh crap, what is that below the Trump Forest forty
Speaker 2: seven logo?
Speaker 4: You mean those green boxes right there?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Those rectangular green boxes? Are those markers and stuff? Or
Speaker 2: there's one, two, three for there's ten of them, not
Speaker 2: counting the two that Trump's holding.
Speaker 1: Do we know what that is?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I think those are those? Those are those are other
Speaker 4: boxes of pizza.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, look at that. Oh so, so he's got twelve.
Speaker 4: Big old stack of pizza.
Speaker 1: Isn't that doesn't it? Isn't that so wrong? The shape
Speaker 1: of those pizza boxes, by the way, rectangular. Again.
Speaker 2: I understand you're in Detroit, but sometimes you got to
Speaker 2: do your own campaign staff a favor. Get them some
Speaker 2: New York even, get them Chicago Deep Ditch if you want.
Speaker 2: But instead, no, he brought them twelve boxes and literally
Speaker 2: in the video you can see it.
Speaker 1: But this is where we are. This is the level of.
Speaker 2: Where we got. We got to go out and get you.
Speaker 2: So we're gonna find anything. Some of my favorite football
Speaker 2: teams because they got funny names. And then Ross and
Speaker 2: I were talking about bad wrestling names, and I hadn't
Speaker 2: thought about the the stone Cold Steve Austin backstory forever.
Speaker 2: So for those of you who don't know, when he
Speaker 2: decided he was going to do the the Cold Freeze route,
Speaker 2: he was being managed by what was it, ted dbi
Speaker 2: Ossi at the time, and I remember reading this years ago.
Speaker 2: Did you know what stone Cold Steve Austin's other names
Speaker 2: he got to pick from were. Now, granted they came
Speaker 2: up with stone Cold Steve Austin, but they had initially
Speaker 2: selected Chili mcfreeze from a list that DBAs provided that
Speaker 2: included the following Baron von Ruthless, Ice Dagger, and Fang
Speaker 2: mcfrost along with Chili mcfreeze. And then about the time
Speaker 2: they were going to go with Chili mcfreeze, I guess
Speaker 2: somebody suggested stone Cold.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Of course before that he was Stunning Steve Austin
Speaker 4: and his gimmick was sort of like you know, like
Speaker 4: a pretty boy sort of you know, ego Rick Flair
Speaker 4: sort of thing. And there was a problem that started
Speaker 4: happening where his hair started falling out. He was going bald,
Speaker 4: and I was like, well, I can't really do this
Speaker 4: gimmick anymore because my you know, stunning, my hair is
Speaker 4: falling out. So he shaved his head and he's like, well,
Speaker 4: I need to come up with a new gimmick.
Speaker 1: And he did it. First.
Speaker 2: He initially went with the ring Master, but then they're like, nah,
Speaker 2: we need something else. Can you imagine watching the Rock
Speaker 2: take on Chili mcfreeze at WrestleMania what seven or eight?
Speaker 1: Come on, man, you'd be puffed for that Chili mcfreeze. Dude,
Speaker 1: he should have got with that.
Speaker 2: Come on, man, wrestling fans low, there's been some dumb
Speaker 2: there's been some dumb wrestling names has in there. I mean,
Speaker 2: if you were to think back in there, I think.
Speaker 4: Sir, sir, are you calling join the clown dumb?
Speaker 1: How about Man Tar? Come on?
Speaker 4: Mantar was amazing, dude.
Speaker 1: Man, what a dumb name? Come on, Man Tar? Uh No?
Speaker 1: Doink the Cloud? What are you talking about? You can't
Speaker 1: insult Jink the clown.
Speaker 4: In my favorite part. Remember what was better than one doink?
Speaker 4: Two doinks?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Or wasn't there? Wasn't there a bunch of doinks
Speaker 1: one time? What was the other? Kung remember Kung Fu
Speaker 1: Naki Kung who was.
Speaker 2: Japanese by the way, I just remember, I remember that,
Speaker 2: and Kung Fu is obviously Chinese. It's almost as if
Speaker 2: not everyone is who they say they are, But luckily
Speaker 2: I don't have to worry about that with most of them.
Speaker 1: What was what? This is the one I was looking up?
Speaker 1: All right, that's right? Do you ross? Do you remember
Speaker 1: the tag team Thrasher? What was the tag team you
Speaker 1: were talking about? The Nasty Boy?
Speaker 4: Yeah, the Nasty Boys? Yeah?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 1: Do you remember Thrasher?
Speaker 4: Maybe if I saw him off the top of my head,
Speaker 4: I do not?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: So Thrasher had a partner and they were called the Headbangers,
Speaker 2: and uh his part of one of the dude's name
Speaker 2: was Beaver Cleavage. I don't know why I remember that,
Speaker 2: but I remember that, and uh because what was so
Speaker 2: weird is the shtick was his manager was his mom
Speaker 2: called missus Cleavage, and that whole, that whole, that whole
Speaker 2: uh uh that whole thing was weird, and I think
Speaker 2: he changed his name to Chaz so obviously in solidarity
Speaker 2: with the protesters in Seattle.
Speaker 1: So there you go.
Speaker 2: Look at this stuff you're learning this morning. All right,
Speaker 2: So uh, let me go ahead and get into this
Speaker 2: to do do do the Human Rights Commission?
Speaker 1: All right? So you talk about some of these you
Speaker 1: know they they always point.
Speaker 2: Out they always point out Republicans with some of the
Speaker 2: big like ALEC. Right, you hear that, and that that's
Speaker 2: a an organization that Basically what they do is they
Speaker 2: have people that will help write legislation on particular issues,
Speaker 2: and then they will find legislators in different states. So
Speaker 2: ALEC they may have a bill that This is why
Speaker 2: you see a lot of states that will pass the
Speaker 2: same stuff like protecting Children in Sports Act. Okay, right,
Speaker 2: So a bunch of states, glitting North Carolina basically decided,
Speaker 2: all right, we got we got to put some legislation
Speaker 2: down about biological males competing against biological females in our
Speaker 2: high school sports.
Speaker 1: So they went and put a bill together.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that was an ALEC bill or
Speaker 2: which organization, but a lot of times there's a singular
Speaker 2: organization that is putting together the main part of.
Speaker 1: That legislation, and there's a reason for it. Right when you're.
Speaker 2: Writing legislation that's likely to cause a court challenge, which
Speaker 2: is anything and everything a Republican does, and it's getting
Speaker 2: to the point where it's everything a Democrat does because
Speaker 2: this is this is where the left has taken us
Speaker 2: sue tell you're blue. And so when they're putting that together,
Speaker 2: they have to find language in there that is likely
Speaker 2: to pass muster, not just in the state, which is
Speaker 2: why the bills are then localized.
Speaker 1: But also within court systems.
Speaker 2: Something that can trickle up through the various districts and
Speaker 2: if it goes to the Supreme Court is hopefully on
Speaker 2: settled case law or sound legal precedent. Okay, So when
Speaker 2: you get over to the left, they don't talk about them.
Speaker 2: They have tons of these organizations and arguably there must
Speaker 2: they're much they have much stronger flex and the Human
Speaker 2: Rights Commission is one of them.
Speaker 1: So on anything with.
Speaker 2: DEI and and all of that. Human Rights Commission is
Speaker 2: out there and they're the ones that scores, just like
Speaker 2: you know, some of the conservative think tanks will do scores.
Speaker 2: So that's really their role, but I want to point
Speaker 2: out they're very powerful and they have a lot of influence.
Speaker 2: So when I'm sitting there and I'm listening.
Speaker 1: To Human Rights Campaign, or so I said, Commission, but
Speaker 1: human rights there's human Rights Campaign, human Rights Commission.
Speaker 2: They're one and the same, but two separate entities. When
Speaker 2: I'm sitting there and I'm listening to the president of
Speaker 2: the Human Rights Commission, which has so much influence over
Speaker 2: so many politicians, including partnering with Kamala when she was
Speaker 2: promoting that bail fund that was one of theirs, the
Speaker 2: question is how much of.
Speaker 1: Their advice do they take? Here we go.
Speaker 6: We can't just worry about protecting democracy in this moment.
Speaker 6: We've got to reimagine it with people that look and
Speaker 6: love like us at the center. And I think for
Speaker 6: us right now, it's about freedom and this American story
Speaker 6: in a way that is more revolutionary than what our
Speaker 6: founders actually put down on that little piece of paper,
Speaker 6: but instead is the type of democracy that is by
Speaker 6: and for all of the people of this country.
Speaker 2: That's the opportunity that we have. What's the what's the
Speaker 2: little does she does she mean a notebook?
Speaker 1: What does she mean? The little what do you mean
Speaker 1: the little piece of paper because it's actually not a
Speaker 1: little piece of pay How many of you have seen
Speaker 1: the Constitution?
Speaker 4: Ross?
Speaker 2: Have you ever seen the Constitution or copy of it
Speaker 2: because sometimes they'll they'll pack a copy around or did
Speaker 2: you ever go see it a day you're meant to
Speaker 2: the National Archives?
Speaker 4: I have not.
Speaker 1: It's not a little piece of paper.
Speaker 4: But I mean i've seen it on TV, like in
Speaker 4: the Cat you know what I mean, like when.
Speaker 1: They he can see the size compared to a human being.
Speaker 4: It's not like a post it note. No, you couldn't.
Speaker 4: You couldn't fit what's on it on a tweet. Well
Speaker 4: you could now though, except me if you're paid for premium. Sure, yeah,
Speaker 4: but then you got to click through. Okay, if you
Speaker 4: have a poverty x Twitter account, you cannot fit.
Speaker 1: It in a We don't have a poverty account.
Speaker 4: It's a poverty account.
Speaker 1: The show account is not a poverty account.
Speaker 4: Could you have to see ads? And I don't?
Speaker 1: Well you do because you wor you work on that account.
Speaker 4: Well yeah, I mean when I'm on my account though,
Speaker 4: so when I go to the show account, I'm like,
Speaker 4: this is gross.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I didn't realize you were so offended. Oh
Speaker 1: it is, it's so gross man, oh man, pay for
Speaker 1: a blue check? You're just like, oh the poors. Well
Speaker 1: i'm not. It's the show account. Ye pay for a
Speaker 1: blue the radio stage, you could pay for it.
Speaker 2: I'm not paying for it. If I if the account
Speaker 2: was mine, if they fire me, I don't.
Speaker 1: It's not my account either.
Speaker 4: That's fine. I just understand that it stinks.
Speaker 1: Poor ross having to suffer through me. Sorry, let me
Speaker 1: get you some hot cocoa.
Speaker 4: Maybe I could if I could afford my own thank
Speaker 4: you obviously because it paying for a blue check.
Speaker 1: Well, no, you can't, because you're paying for a blue
Speaker 1: No I can't.
Speaker 4: Actually, yeah, I guess you're not making enough, so just
Speaker 4: flex it said, flexk calendar is a blue check.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but he also has a Twitter addiction.
Speaker 4: That is true.
Speaker 1: How many times?
Speaker 2: How many times when you're going when you're just flipping through,
Speaker 2: maybe you're waiting for me to send prep because that's
Speaker 2: when Pete seems to be most active after a show,
Speaker 2: when you're on Twitter and you're just like, why is
Speaker 2: he arguing with this dude?
Speaker 4: I don't understand it at all. He might he must
Speaker 4: enjoy it. So, I mean, he says he enjoys so
Speaker 4: certain people that that's how they like to spend their time,
Speaker 4: and that's fine. Personally, I don't like arguing with internet strangers.
Speaker 4: I don't understand it.
Speaker 2: When I was when I was making fun of that
Speaker 2: Canadian dude with no sense of humor, Pete slipped in
Speaker 2: and he just put the Mandalorian meme that says this
Speaker 2: is the way. So I'm like, I just want to
Speaker 2: be like, dude, you have a problem. You have a
Speaker 2: you have a you have an a. We might have
Speaker 2: to have an intervention for him.
Speaker 4: Which you know how I am though, I have like
Speaker 4: a very addictive personality. Meanly, I'm a recovering alcoholic ran
Speaker 4: I've a addictative you know, addiction issue. So right, what
Speaker 4: I'll do is like I'm always looking out for ways
Speaker 4: that like could possibly being unhealthy for me, like things
Speaker 4: I'm getting addicted to. So i will be on Twitter,
Speaker 4: slash x whatever it's called, and I'll realize I'm like,
Speaker 4: oh my god, I posted like three posts today that
Speaker 4: is like I'm like, this is too much and.
Speaker 1: All that weird, Like I see you posting a bus.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So what I will do is because it's always
Speaker 4: a conscious effort for me not to become addicted to
Speaker 4: the next thing that could be unhealthy for me, and
Speaker 4: social media is completely unhealthy for a person. I will
Speaker 4: purposefully take my phone, put it in the bedroom, plug
Speaker 4: it in, and step away for like days, like I'm
Speaker 4: not going back on Twitter.
Speaker 1: You know what. That's a good trick, man, I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna lie. That's my thing too.
Speaker 2: I've have the little charging thing that comes out of
Speaker 2: my alarm clock and if I want to charge the
Speaker 2: phone and I want to watch because I'll find myself
Speaker 2: trying to watch a movie and then I'll get on
Speaker 2: my phone put it in the other room. And it's
Speaker 2: it's funny that has grown adults that we have to
Speaker 2: do that.
Speaker 4: And I've had people like mention it to me before
Speaker 4: in like direct message and stuff an email and they're like, hey,
Speaker 4: you haven't posted in a few days, so what's up.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, yeah, it's on purpose, I put I'm
Speaker 4: just not doing it right, right, right, right?
Speaker 1: Okay, what was the last thing you posted? Even I
Speaker 1: think I posted some yesterday in our Oh okay, all right, yeah,
Speaker 1: but I'll see one.
Speaker 2: I'll see days reposts like three or four things and
Speaker 2: the afternoon.
Speaker 4: And then I purposely look at it and I go, Okay,
Speaker 4: I need to put this away for a little bit.
Speaker 4: It's getting out of hand because because I know where
Speaker 4: that's gonna lead. And then it's like I said, it's
Speaker 4: not healthy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just I just assume when I see you
Speaker 2: post that much like the boy got ahold of your
Speaker 2: phone or something. So I'm like, Ross posting three things
Speaker 2: in an afternoon, that doesn't make sense. But then I
Speaker 2: saw then I saw the other day it was polls
Speaker 2: about which video games you should plan.
Speaker 1: I'm like, nah, it's probably Ross.
Speaker 4: So well, that's completely different. But I'm not one for
Speaker 4: self promotion. But that's for you know, that's for the
Speaker 4: Twitch channel. To Hayze, that's completely different.
Speaker 2: Right, Yes, yes, this thing that you've never promoted. All right,
Speaker 2: six forty six here on the KCO Day radio program.
Speaker 2: So we got Pizzagate worked out. That's good coming up
Speaker 2: on the show and the Human Rights Commission. I want
Speaker 2: to play this one more time because again, these folks
Speaker 2: have a lot of sway and a lot of flex.
Speaker 2: With the Harris campaign, Harris herself, Walls, absolutely, they worked
Speaker 2: with Walls hand in hand up there in Minnesota, which basically,
Speaker 2: well you saw how that played out in Minneapolis. They
Speaker 2: were the ones actively lobbying for them not to bring
Speaker 2: National Garden. And this is the level of respect for
Speaker 2: the document that they operate on.
Speaker 6: We can't just worry about protecting democracy in this moment.
Speaker 6: We've got to reimagine it with people that look and
Speaker 6: love like us at the center. And I think for
Speaker 6: us right now, it's about reimagining freedom and this American
Speaker 6: story in a way that is more revolutionary than what
Speaker 6: our founders actually put down on that little piece of paper,
Speaker 6: but instead is the type of democracy that is by
Speaker 6: and for all of the people of this country.
Speaker 1: That's the opportunity that we have. You know.
Speaker 2: The funny thing too, is what she's saying there is
Speaker 2: not it's more revolutionary or right, is an improvement on it.
Speaker 2: She's literally saying, we need to throw this thing out man. Right, Oh, well,
Speaker 2: they play it's not revolutionary enough. What they mean is
Speaker 2: either straight European style democracy, which you see how well
Speaker 2: that's working, where they're just ignoring elections there, which is
Speaker 2: I guess maybe what they're hoping for, or something that
Speaker 2: you wouldn't recognize, especially as it pertains to things like
Speaker 2: the First Amendment, and you bet the Second Amendment.
Speaker 1: That's what those folks lobby for. It's you can see
Speaker 1: it in all the works and all the statements and
Speaker 1: all the different news stories involving them. Just go ahead
Speaker 1: and google the Human Rights Commission. You'll see them.
Speaker 2: You'll see them almost as prevalent as Soros and stuff.
Speaker 2: So they got some ideas which I'm sure are all terrifying. Anyway,
Speaker 2: six forty nine hang on one of the sports that
Speaker 2: they're trying to get for the Los Angeles Olympics, and
Speaker 2: since it is in the US, it's seen as probable,
Speaker 2: right because a lot of times whoever the host country
Speaker 2: is has a little more sway on it is football,
Speaker 2: American football, but flag with the Olympics. Are you guys
Speaker 2: aware of this? How do you feel about that? By
Speaker 2: the way, and some pretty big names in both collegiate
Speaker 2: as well as former NFL players and evens because here's
Speaker 2: the deal with regular NFL players, their teams are pretty much.
Speaker 1: Telling them no. So you got to look too.
Speaker 2: I want to say that Deon Sanders kids signed up,
Speaker 2: but he's one now. They're all pulling their names off
Speaker 2: the list because they don't want to get injured. I'm
Speaker 2: here's my selfish reason.
Speaker 1: Ross. Can you imagine next time the Olympics roll around
Speaker 1: and we start losing football to Latvia. Yeah, no, I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna happen. Man, I can't after. I know the
Speaker 1: US Men won, but I also know the US Men
Speaker 1: almost lost a couple times to South Sioux and I
Speaker 1: can't remember what the other one was.
Speaker 2: But and my blood pressure can't take. I understand that
Speaker 2: basketball is very, very popular in different parts of the world.
Speaker 2: You have a lot of players coming in, especially from
Speaker 2: Eastern Europe, but NFL is still trying to force its brand.
Speaker 2: People will go watch it, but people don't really play it.
Speaker 2: That's why they're That's why they're putting these games in
Speaker 2: these very populous countries, right That's why they're going down to.
Speaker 1: Brazil next Friday. That's why they're done.
Speaker 2: Ireland and England and Germany and Mexico City and all
Speaker 2: these other places. They're trying to sell the brand, but
Speaker 2: it doesn't mean people are participating with basketball. They're participating
Speaker 2: so and then they have a World Football Championship. I
Speaker 2: would encourage you to go back and look at the video.
Speaker 2: By the way, Brazil is a good example. Brazil has
Speaker 2: They have zero line. It's comical to watch, but the
Speaker 2: idea that you would make that an Olympic sport and
Speaker 2: now nobody wants to play it because they think they'll
Speaker 2: get injured even though it's flag football.
Speaker 1: I mean they could.
Speaker 2: Obviously you're pivoting, you're turning down your ankles, you're doing
Speaker 2: things that people get injured over. But so now there
Speaker 2: are I guess, going to be actively lobbying players who've.
Speaker 1: Just found themselves cut.
Speaker 2: As you know, they just started trimming down trimming down rosters,
Speaker 2: so they're gonna start trying to put that together.
Speaker 1: In fact, one of the dudes that I.
Speaker 2: Saw in this story, ross is is a guy you
Speaker 2: just cut.
Speaker 1: Gable Stevenson.
Speaker 2: Gable Stevenson is a what's he from Australia or whatever.
Speaker 2: He's a wrestler, He's Olympic gold medals medalist wrestlers.
Speaker 1: He is he from the US.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't think so either. Yeah, So anyway, the
Speaker 2: Bills just cut them, but they were just using him
Speaker 2: as an example. Yeah, he played at the University of
Speaker 2: Minnesota for his college.
Speaker 1: I knew that.
Speaker 2: Do and if you remember he is he was already
Speaker 2: competing in wrestling for the for the Olympics. At the
Speaker 2: same time he was trying to be a member of
Speaker 2: the Bills.
Speaker 1: So I don't know. I guess maybe they'll cobble it together.
Speaker 1: So we shall see. But let me get back to this,
Speaker 1: all right, So why is that not opening?
Speaker 2: Here we go, so the remember how I mentioned that
Speaker 2: CNN and A I guess it was CNN.
Speaker 1: I said ABC the other day.
Speaker 2: So CNN was told that they were going to get
Speaker 2: an interview from the quote the Harris campaign.
Speaker 1: Okay, And.
Speaker 2: We talked about that because that's not how you book interviews.
Speaker 2: If somebody's pitching me an interview, I need to know
Speaker 2: exactly who that person is and you're not switching it out.
Speaker 2: And you know, sometimes we've had political people try to
Speaker 2: do that. They would book this and then they call
Speaker 2: back two days later. They'd be like, oh, I was
Speaker 2: just looking at the schedule and this name that you
Speaker 2: agreed to because you you said, well, they got name recognition,
Speaker 2: let's go ahead and interview them. Uh, they're they're they're
Speaker 2: not going to be available. Can we give you a
Speaker 2: campaign surrogate? Then they send you the you know, they
Speaker 2: send you somebody who you've never heard of, and uh,
Speaker 2: you know, and our answer here is no, I didn't
Speaker 2: book the I didn't book this event with your campaign surrogate.
Speaker 2: I booked it with whoever this person is. You know,
Speaker 2: it could be one of Trump's kids or whomever it is.
Speaker 2: So we wouldn't operate like that. But CNN was more
Speaker 2: than happy to and they literally on the air were like, oh, yeah, no,
Speaker 2: we don't.
Speaker 1: It might be Kamala, it might be Walls.
Speaker 3: We not.
Speaker 1: We could be both. Well it appears it's both, which
Speaker 1: makes sense. Right.
Speaker 2: If you're concerned that Kama is not going to operate
Speaker 2: well in that space, you throw Walls in there, and
Speaker 2: you you task that dude with if anything starts to
Speaker 2: feel awkward or uncomfortable, pipe you know, pipe up, start talking,
Speaker 2: She'll go ahead and yield it to you. And then
Speaker 2: it's just you on the record. And you know, feasibly,
Speaker 2: I've seen him in press conferences. He'll he'll probably do fine.
Speaker 2: But you know, understand this for what it is.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: That interview, which will be pre taped once again. That
Speaker 2: interview will air tomorrow night on CNN at nine pm.
Speaker 2: Dana bash. Somebody they're already comfortable with will be doing
Speaker 2: the interview, and I'm sure it'll be really in depth
Speaker 2: and not the first five minutes just an absolute fangirl.
Speaker 1: Set of questions. When did you realize you were so brave?
Speaker 1: Tim Wallas? When did you realize you were such a
Speaker 1: sex symbol?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: Expect that vomit inducing stuff, but who knows, maybe she'll
Speaker 2: ask a couple.
Speaker 1: Questions and we'll get some answers.
Speaker 2: So what I would encourage you one is to listen
Speaker 2: to what the answers are. And there's a potential voter
Speaker 2: out there. You should know where the folks stand, which
Speaker 2: has really been what you know. People were very critical
Speaker 2: of the campaign over They're like, we want to know
Speaker 2: what you're gonna do. Do you really want to end
Speaker 2: health in private health insurance? Like you said, do you
Speaker 2: really want to do that?
Speaker 1: Ross?
Speaker 2: Did you see the ad the Harris campaign is running
Speaker 2: about getting tough on the border and they're using the
Speaker 2: wall physically parts of the wall that Trump built to
Speaker 2: advertise how committed they are to the effort.
Speaker 1: It's just laughable.
Speaker 2: So I don't know, Maybe they'll delve into that stuff.
Speaker 2: But what you should be watching. In addition to what
Speaker 2: they say is how does Walt when does Walls jump in?
Speaker 2: Not just when he's addressed, but when there's a question
Speaker 2: that's put out there, even one where Bash may do this,
Speaker 2: Let me ask, let me ask Kamala this specifically, and
Speaker 2: if it turns into we put the audio up from yesterday,
Speaker 2: please if it starts turning into the Kamala word salad
Speaker 2: that we've seen, including the one that we played for
Speaker 2: you yesterday where she was asked she was asked a
Speaker 2: very innocuous question. Right, She was asked a very innocuous
Speaker 2: question yesterday, and it turned into her talking about a
Speaker 2: road trip or something that she went on, let me
Speaker 2: see if I can find it from yesterday?
Speaker 1: Do do do do?
Speaker 2: But it turned into her explain, well, we went to
Speaker 2: this and then we went and we looked at this,
Speaker 2: and here we go. All right, Liten, you'll hear the
Speaker 2: question and the answer.
Speaker 7: On a different front, ACTUALLYS this week reported that President
Speaker 7: Trump I thinks against the second term will sort of
Speaker 7: dial back for lack of better term di I programs
Speaker 7: that the bad administration is put in forth. Obviously, I
Speaker 7: know you disagree with that. I obviously believe that you.
Speaker 4: Don't want him to get a second term that's set.
Speaker 7: If that does happen, what do you think that would
Speaker 7: do to raise relations in this country?
Speaker 8: Okay, let me say we're going to win, so it's
Speaker 8: not going to happen, all right, But I think that listen,
Speaker 8: we today is actually, I believe, an anniversary in terms
Speaker 8: of doctor King right, and.
Speaker 1: It was also an anniversary in terms of Abby Gate
Speaker 1: and dead service members.
Speaker 8: Knowledge, the fifty ninth anniversary of Bloody Sunday. I think
Speaker 8: it's really important that we as Americans always embrace our history,
Speaker 8: the parts that we're proud of and the parts that
Speaker 8: we're not proud of but that we can't forget. And
Speaker 8: we should all agree that we should teach history. We
Speaker 8: should learn history if we're to ever have an accurate
Speaker 8: idea of where we want to go and where we
Speaker 8: don't want to go in the future. And that means
Speaker 8: also acknowledging the importance of diversity. It means acknowledging the
Speaker 8: importance of the fact that everyone should have equal opportunity
Speaker 8: to compete and equity, and then of course inclusion that
Speaker 8: you know, hey, let's look around the room and see
Speaker 8: who's not here. And did we leave the door open.
Speaker 2: I can't decide. It's just a bottomless swallow stupid. I
Speaker 2: can't decide if she is actively ignorant of coming you know,
Speaker 2: because politicians will come up with the spiel on particular issues.
Speaker 2: It's why when you listen to an interview with most politicians,
Speaker 2: and you listen to like two different radio interviews and
Speaker 2: a TV interview, you'll hear the language that they use
Speaker 2: in the quotes in many cases are almost identical cause
Speaker 2: they are plugged. They're like a speaking say right, and
Speaker 2: you landed on the part about foreign policy, and then
Speaker 2: they they hit you with it. You know, a little
Speaker 2: thing you hear when Trump's being an interview, there's five
Speaker 2: or six things he will say over and over and
Speaker 2: over again on particular issues, because that's what you do
Speaker 2: because you don't know, you know, you assume people aren't
Speaker 2: listening to all these interviews. So she's asked that question
Speaker 2: a question oft DEI, which is a big issue, and
Speaker 2: then she asked what does that mean for race related?
Speaker 1: Then she never addressed it. She just it was all
Speaker 1: should have coulda, woulda. I think that's what walls is
Speaker 1: there for. So if she.
Speaker 2: Sits there and starts speeling into that he can go
Speaker 2: ahead and go look when I was when I was governor. Well,
Speaker 2: I guess he's still governor as governor of Minnesota. Here's
Speaker 2: what we did to improve race relations after you know,
Speaker 2: the mostly peaceful protests, and now you've pivoted and it
Speaker 2: looks like an answer, but it still doesn't tell you
Speaker 2: what Kamala Harris wants to do.
Speaker 1: It tells you what Tim.
Speaker 2: Walls did that one time and with the best shine
Speaker 2: possible on it.
Speaker 1: So that's what. That's what, that's why.
Speaker 2: They're putting both out. That is my humble theory here,
Speaker 2: and it's probably not wrong, all right. Eight eight eight
Speaker 2: nine three four seven eight seven four. Let's uh, I
Speaker 2: got distracted by the NFL thing. Let me get back
Speaker 2: to the rest of that clown story, because holy hell,
Speaker 2: what does a Hollywood update of a movie that's never
Speaker 2: been released look like?
Speaker 1: And a little more history on this thing.
Speaker 2: I can't, I can't. I can't imagine anyone wants to
Speaker 2: be connected with this. I'll explain next hang on of
Speaker 2: where voters heads are at here in North Carolina. I
Speaker 2: don't know some of it makes sense. I don't know
Speaker 2: if all of it does, but we will, we'll go
Speaker 2: ahead and check on that. But let me let me
Speaker 2: finish this story, because this could be This could be
Speaker 2: the the reboot that ruined some careers. And I'm here
Speaker 2: for it because you know how we feel about Washington
Speaker 2: doing Washington excuse me, Hollywood doing Hollywood stuff.
Speaker 1: So I told you about and you're probably.
Speaker 2: Aware of the Jerry Lewis movie that nobody's ever seen. Well,
Speaker 2: some people have seen, and they were not pleased the
Speaker 2: day the Clown cried, a comedic take on a clown
Speaker 2: who was ordered to basically soothe children in Auschwitz. I know, like,
Speaker 2: can you imagine that pitch meeting moving past that. There's
Speaker 2: a few pitch meetings of things that we have covered
Speaker 2: over the years where I don't understand how the pitch
Speaker 2: meeting moves to action.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: One of them is this movie. The other one I
Speaker 2: think has to be Slave Tetris. I'll never forget Slave Ross.
Speaker 2: You'll never forget Slave Tetris, will you? The Learning It
Speaker 2: was a computer program, a learning program for curriculums for schools,
Speaker 2: and it had a bunch of games to teach about.
Speaker 1: History, which is fine.
Speaker 2: Oregon Trail is essentially that completely accurate too. Everyone dies
Speaker 2: of cholera, deal with it or dysentery. But to show
Speaker 2: how slave ships were overpacked, they basically took tetris and
Speaker 2: then they just all the pieces are the same, but
Speaker 2: they're like contorted slave bodies. Yeah, yeah, somebody said go
Speaker 2: to that and then went and had put it together.
Speaker 2: Well in this case, the initial reaction to Lewis wanting
Speaker 2: to make the movie was very negative. However, Lewis died
Speaker 2: in twenty seventeen and as part of his will, he
Speaker 2: donated the all of the stuff from the movie. Let's
Speaker 2: see here, he donated all of the stuff to the movie.
Speaker 1: To the government.
Speaker 2: Right, and so it's National Archives has this and twenty
Speaker 2: twenty four is supposed to be the date because everyone
Speaker 2: is now dead involved with this where it comes where
Speaker 2: a lot of that footage emerges. And now some Hollywood
Speaker 2: produced have bought the rights to the script. Can you
Speaker 2: imagine if they decide to go ahead and make this
Speaker 2: movie again, because they're not talking about necessarily releasing the
Speaker 2: old one, although we may get to see it, they're
Speaker 2: talking about doing an update.
Speaker 1: How do you not know? It's the premise that's the problem.
Speaker 2: Here, and I saw people defending this going, well, look,
Speaker 2: they did a whole they did TV shows set in
Speaker 2: a prisoner of war camp, and that's true, they did.
Speaker 2: But somehow it's just different. It's just different. And by
Speaker 2: the way, the script initially for the movie was actually
Speaker 2: a drama. There was no comedy to it, but Jerry
Speaker 2: Lewis did comedy. So what are you gonna do? And
Speaker 2: how do you update it for a modern audience too?
Speaker 2: By the way, do you get some of the black
Speaker 2: Asian female Nazis to staff the camp? Do you get
Speaker 2: an overpowered female actress? Would you say that one of
Speaker 2: the rules that might be a good rule at the
Speaker 2: brand new Hayes day Here Megaplex, don't run with scissors?
Speaker 2: Would you say that that's probably a good rule? Yeah,
Speaker 2: you like that one.
Speaker 4: Okay, unless they're left handed scissors, because those are just
Speaker 4: poverty and I've had to experience those that'll cut anything.
Speaker 4: It's just sad.
Speaker 1: But overall, no, no scissors, correct, Right, let's stick with
Speaker 1: normal people.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, okay, So you're on team don't run with
Speaker 2: scissors would be a good rule for your daycare?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: You feel that that would be good for the kids
Speaker 2: to not run with scissors. Okay, what if? Well, okay,
Speaker 2: what if let's see if there's a loophole here. What
Speaker 2: if instead of a kid, it's a naked, grown man
Speaker 2: covered in blood running with scissors in the daycare. Is
Speaker 2: that a loophole?
Speaker 1: I mean right there, because that's what happened yesterday.
Speaker 4: I don't think you should get to that point right what?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 2: Police please say They were called to the Sunrise Christian
Speaker 2: day School in Linwood, which is a daycare, yesterday after
Speaker 2: a naked, blood covered adult man.
Speaker 1: Broke in.
Speaker 2: When they arrived, they found clothes strewn across the lobby,
Speaker 2: along with loud banging and glass breaking above them. The
Speaker 2: suspect had stripped naked attempted to jump from the second floor.
Speaker 2: The glass is what cut him. So he showed up
Speaker 2: with scissors and clothes. Wanted to get in, thought it
Speaker 2: would be easier with no clothes, broke through a window,
Speaker 2: cut himself. Now he's covered in blood and was running
Speaker 2: around the daycare naked. He's charged with over one hundred offenses. See,
Speaker 2: because here's the thing. When you're naked running around to daycare,
Speaker 2: each of those is some individual exposure charge, you lunatic.
Speaker 4: Apparently this dude did, didn't hear that right, saying that
Speaker 4: he wanted to get through the window, the broken window,
Speaker 4: and he figured the best way to do it is
Speaker 4: to take his clothes off and then go through the
Speaker 4: window that way.
Speaker 1: Well, no, no, no, he took his clothes.
Speaker 2: He took it so he was able to enter the
Speaker 2: lobby area of the daycare right because that part's open
Speaker 2: to the public.
Speaker 1: He had his clothes on at the time.
Speaker 2: It doesn't say whether he brought the scissors or he
Speaker 2: took him from like the secretary or whatever. But then
Speaker 2: they're like, no, you can't go back there, And he's like,
Speaker 2: what if I take all my clothes off? And they're
Speaker 2: like no, no, you and you have scissors. No, that's
Speaker 2: going to be a no from us. And he broke
Speaker 2: through a glass paned door. I guess it wasn't a
Speaker 2: window he broke through. I'm assuming a locking door that
Speaker 2: it was glass had glass in the middle, and so yes.
Speaker 4: I had to be terrifying just to break through the
Speaker 4: glass though, but you have to be like running through
Speaker 4: the wall like you're the kool aid man.
Speaker 2: Well, to break it with the glass door yeah, no,
Speaker 2: I'm agreeing with you that or he hit it with something.
Speaker 1: It's it's pretty unclear for you, poor kids.
Speaker 4: Lock him up forever.
Speaker 1: The kids you want the kids?
Speaker 4: No, the duke, the naked dude with the scissors covered
Speaker 4: in blood.
Speaker 2: What if though, what if when he got in there,
Speaker 2: covered in blood, naked, holding scissors, what if he read
Speaker 2: them a story?
Speaker 1: Would that have you rethink?
Speaker 4: So you just start singing like Barney?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know, man, He's just like I just
Speaker 2: I just really want to entertain the kids, and I
Speaker 2: didn't want to get my clothes dirty.
Speaker 1: Kids like this is it's like a mister Rogers lesson.
Speaker 1: It's like, you know, hey, kids.
Speaker 2: You know what you can do to keep your parents
Speaker 2: from having to wash your clothes all the time. You'd
Speaker 2: be tidy and neat. So if you need to while
Speaker 2: on drugs, break through a glass door, take your clothes off.
Speaker 2: So then they arrived, he jumps up to the second floor.
Speaker 2: Remember he still has no clothes, and authority say he
Speaker 2: then broke another window upstairs and then jumped from the
Speaker 2: second story. Unfortunately, it was kind of paved many below him,
Speaker 2: and he didn't he didn't get right back up and
Speaker 2: then and then they got him. Let's see, he's described
Speaker 2: as eighteen year old saw here Sadler. Chandler charged with burglary,
Speaker 2: simple assault, reckless endangerment, harassment, weapons of defenses in decent
Speaker 2: exposure times a billion. And apparently even after they got
Speaker 2: him to the medical center, he's charged with assault there
Speaker 2: because he kept spitting blood in saliva on medical staff,
Speaker 2: saying that he was going to cut them, although he
Speaker 2: didn't have the scissors anymore. So didn't do anything to
Speaker 2: the kids other than probably traumatize them. So and it
Speaker 2: doesn't even say he wasn't running from police. It doesn't
Speaker 2: even say so. All right, eight eight eight nine three
Speaker 2: four seven eight seven four, it is seven forty here
Speaker 2: on the Cacoday radio program.
Speaker 1: Um, yeah, let me get let me get to this.
Speaker 1: All right, So North Carolina voters, how are they feeling? Well?
Speaker 1: According to the new.
Speaker 2: Elon University poll, very simistic. Would you say you're pessimistic
Speaker 2: heading into this? It's easy to be pessimistic in politics,
Speaker 2: it really is, even when you're Look how pessimistic the
Speaker 2: Harris campaign is about our current economy. Right, They're here
Speaker 2: to fix it. Never mind that they're literally the ones
Speaker 2: ruling over it right now. So to my point, it's
Speaker 2: easy to be pessimistic.
Speaker 1: I would say it's Paul Fate.
Speaker 4: This is for me. It feels like the first election
Speaker 4: cycle where it's really like a roller coaster, where like
Speaker 4: I'll go twenty four hours being like, Wow, things are great.
Speaker 4: In the next twenty four hours, I'm like dooming. And
Speaker 4: it goes up and down consistently like that, and it's tiring.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it is. And that's what And you know,
Speaker 1: to some extent, I wonder if that's about getting people
Speaker 1: to disconnect knowing that they'll show up and vote. I
Speaker 1: don't know, you know, because here's the deal.
Speaker 2: The last thing you want is a bunch of Democrats
Speaker 2: watching Harris debate or do any of these interviews. There's
Speaker 2: no upside. They're absolutely correct. When John Harwood and other
Speaker 2: newspeople say there's no upside to her, they're correct. That
Speaker 2: doesn't make it right to ignore it, which they're using
Speaker 2: as a way of doing that. You know, it's the
Speaker 2: Quentin I'll call it the Quentin Tarantino take. He was
Speaker 2: on Bill Maher the other day and he says, yeah,
Speaker 2: it all looks corrupt and horrible but if we win,
Speaker 2: what does it matter? And that's the attitude you're dealing
Speaker 2: with there, all right. So, according to Elon poll, both
Speaker 2: Republican and Democrat party in general are becoming quote more extreme,
Speaker 2: most voter as saying they wouldn't be willing to compromise
Speaker 2: with the other side for any middle ground solutions. Again,
Speaker 2: Washington has no one to thank but themselves, and Republicans participated.
Speaker 2: But the single biggest version of this, I'm sorry, is
Speaker 2: when you have the media tuned and you've been able
Speaker 2: to weaponize law enforcement agencies at the federal level. One
Speaker 2: of these teams is winning on the weirdness. And if
Speaker 2: you want to convince me otherwise, how the Republicans have
Speaker 2: corrupted the system more than I'm happy to hear it.
Speaker 2: But even so, even so, majority of people say, don't
Speaker 2: compromise on a bill. All right, I'm good with that,
Speaker 2: and maybe you idiots won't pass stuff. Fewer than half
Speaker 2: of registered North Carolina voters believe the results of this
Speaker 2: year's election will be accurately counted.
Speaker 1: Think about that.
Speaker 2: That means Democrats think that too, because I always push
Speaker 2: that off on the Republicans, and you know, we've had
Speaker 2: some crazy story did.
Speaker 1: You see up in Michigan.
Speaker 2: So Michigan, like North Carolina, has a law when it
Speaker 2: comes to pole observers to try to even it out,
Speaker 2: and we saw this is one of those things that
Speaker 2: requires you to dig into a story a lot. But
Speaker 2: we saw this in North Carolina where the various county
Speaker 2: elections boards were we're clearly sticking all the Republican poll
Speaker 2: observers into dark red districts and keeping them all there.
Speaker 2: And you had a bunch of very high profile Democrat districts,
Speaker 2: especially in Wake County, where they didn't have any Republican
Speaker 2: poll watchers, and it looks corrupt because it is corrupt.
Speaker 2: But up in Michigan, they have twenty three hundred poll
Speaker 2: observers for Wayne County, which is Detroit and whatever the
Speaker 2: adjacent county is there. And of the twenty three hundred,
Speaker 2: seven hundred who applied were Republicans who were trained, and
Speaker 2: only fifty were given jobs.
Speaker 1: Do the math.
Speaker 2: That means it's like two thousand Democrats to I want
Speaker 2: to say, well, actually, I'm sorry, I'm conflating numbers here.
Speaker 1: I want to be accurate.
Speaker 2: It's twenty three hundred out of that seven hundred Republican.
Speaker 2: But in Wayne County, where there's hundreds, it's only fifty Republican,
Speaker 2: so they've clearly and then then those are only stuck
Speaker 2: in these little areas that are very, very red out.
Speaker 2: You would ask yourself why they're doing it, and one
Speaker 2: of the things you could surmise is they're doing it
Speaker 2: so that they can cheat. The other thing is and
Speaker 2: this is why it is self injurious. The reason that
Speaker 2: you see a lot of that stuff done is pure
Speaker 2: partisan spite. Okay, they're not. They don't have aspirations to cheat.
Speaker 2: They just want to stick it to the other guy.
Speaker 2: And they don't care that it looks so corrupt. So
Speaker 2: that's why people are cynical. But what are people actually
Speaker 2: concerned about. We'll get to that here in just a
Speaker 2: few minutes on that Elon poll. And I'm curious what
Speaker 2: you're driving thing is? The first let's get Ray Stagic.
Speaker 2: His driving thing every day is making you stay inside.
Speaker 1: Yeah, driving the heat?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Man?
Speaker 9: Almost there. Yesterday, Raleigh ninety seven not a record. The
Speaker 9: record will stay at ninety eight. Today's record is one hundred,
Speaker 9: set back in that hot summer of nineteen forty eight. Yeah,
Speaker 9: forecast high for Raleigh one hundred, so most of us
Speaker 9: more heat today, more heat tomorrow. We'll start tacking on
Speaker 9: a little humidity, so we'll talk about the heat index
Speaker 9: close to our over one hundred.
Speaker 1: Tryad probably be.
Speaker 9: Three to four degrees cooler than that, so it's mid
Speaker 9: nineties to the upper nineties again. We may hit one
Speaker 9: hundred in Raleigh, and then for Friday, the showers start
Speaker 9: coming back and we'll back it down close to ninety
Speaker 9: degrees or at the time of year though where the
Speaker 9: advertiser up there in the mid eighties eighty seven the
Speaker 9: official average eise and we're gonna get there too, but
Speaker 9: still near ninety Friday and Saturday and even Sunday, upper
Speaker 9: eighties for the Triad and the showers thunderstorms widely scattered
Speaker 9: around Labor Day does look dry though at pleasant temperatures
Speaker 9: and a nice cool down coming next week. We may
Speaker 9: have some highs in the upper seventies to near eighty
Speaker 9: degrees about Tuesday, and overnight loads can get back down
Speaker 9: into the fifties. So break coming after another little that's
Speaker 9: called a mini heat wave because really haven't had the
Speaker 9: extreme humidity. But uh, we will have some heat today
Speaker 9: and tomorrow close to one hundred, and then backing off
Speaker 9: to close to ninety, then backing off close to eighty
Speaker 9: by next week. So that'll be nice.
Speaker 1: So you guys did your roster cuts yesterday. You're happy
Speaker 1: about that.
Speaker 9: The only thing I saw was that they kept what's
Speaker 9: the running backs name, the little guy Deuce. I didn't
Speaker 9: catch a lot of the other I haven't had a
Speaker 9: chance yet this morning, but I think in this scenario now,
Speaker 9: besides the roster cuts and that they signed CD, I
Speaker 9: think Dak is on the outside looking in. I think
Speaker 9: this will be the last year for him in Dallas. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 9: you're too.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, you guys cut like four running backs too yesterday.
Speaker 1: So yeah they had that they cut Zeke to the ight, No,
Speaker 1: they did not. So the Vikings.
Speaker 2: Vikings had an interesting strategy which you want to do,
Speaker 2: is you want to have half your players on their
Speaker 2: deathbed so you don't have to cut people.
Speaker 9: Yeah yeah, absorbed the blow a little bit easier, right,
Speaker 9: little Any big names get cut.
Speaker 2: Cadarius Tony that the wide receiver for the UH for
Speaker 2: Kansas City.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I did see that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that's but you remember he had that whole
Speaker 2: car incident.
Speaker 1: That that that wreck.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so that's that's all, which is why I figured
Speaker 2: you guys would sign him tomorrow.
Speaker 9: That maybe I'm saying sign kJ Henry he got cut too,
Speaker 9: you got yeah.
Speaker 1: He's got legal issues. He looks like a despicable person
Speaker 1: right fit right in over the cowboys.
Speaker 2: He can even beat up your own security staff. All right,
Speaker 2: thank you very much, appreciate that, sir. Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, that old, that old, classic story. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: was just kind of I'm checking it. Although the one
Speaker 2: I'm concerned about is the Patriots cut Bailey Zappi and
Speaker 2: I don't know what the Vikings are going to do,
Speaker 2: but we shall see, all right, seven forty eight to
Speaker 2: hang on, and the mood is and I know this
Speaker 2: will not come as a surprise that nobody trust anybody
Speaker 2: on the other political side and they don't want to
Speaker 2: work with them. This is the This is the model though,
Speaker 2: when you cut, when when every press conference is about
Speaker 2: how the other side is literally nazis, this is how
Speaker 2: you get there. And by the way, is as much
Speaker 2: fake concern as a career politicians will put on this going.
Speaker 2: You know, it's just really hard to get things done.
Speaker 2: People are so polarized. Anytime a politician who's in office
Speaker 2: says that's who, you laugh in their face because they
Speaker 2: all contribute to this. You know why, because that's how
Speaker 2: you fundraise. If Ross and I were running against each
Speaker 2: other and I wanted to get money, I have to
Speaker 2: come up with a story about something.
Speaker 1: Horrible that Ross is gonna do.
Speaker 2: Because if I just say, well, he's gonna him and
Speaker 2: I have slightly different opinions on stuff that doesn't work,
Speaker 2: that doesn't get you motivated. But if I'm like Ross
Speaker 2: wants to and then you know, insert the thing you're
Speaker 2: most terrified of, declare himself ruler in stage or two.
Speaker 2: You know, if I throw that out there, now you're concerned.
Speaker 1: Now, now you're.
Speaker 2: Gonna get out the checkbook. So that's that's how you
Speaker 2: have to go about this stuff. You wouldn't actually do that,
Speaker 2: of course, but for the purpose of this, I just,
Speaker 2: you know, I needed an example. So as you get
Speaker 2: down the line, fifty percent of voters in North Carolina
Speaker 2: hate Trump, fifty percent of voters hate Harris. That's not
Speaker 2: a surprising thing. And I mean there is no favorability,
Speaker 2: not at all. Again, less than half think the election
Speaker 2: results will be accurately counted again for different reasons. Let's
Speaker 2: see here Democrats are more worried. They say, wait, hold on,
Speaker 2: This is where we start to see some separation. Husser said,
Speaker 2: the detailed results of the poll. I'm sorry, I got
Speaker 2: a floating name, and here, well the dude from Elan.
Speaker 2: So the detailed results of the poll show some groups
Speaker 2: have different concerns. Everyone's worried about violence, and I find
Speaker 2: this ironic, but Democrats are more worried. Why would Democrats
Speaker 2: be more worried. It's not your dude who literally just
Speaker 2: got shot, which, by the way, why do they not
Speaker 2: ask anything about that? You you would have to agree
Speaker 2: that if you if from a historical perspective, if you
Speaker 2: look back at this election, what were the big things
Speaker 2: that happened? Right Every election cycles got their big things
Speaker 2: with Hillary. There was the screaming debate, there was the
Speaker 2: deplorables thing, there was you know, pick whatever your favorite
Speaker 2: Trump scandal is, Like, these are big things that stand.
Speaker 1: Out this election. The two biggest things.
Speaker 2: Are the holy undemocratic process by which the Democrat nominee
Speaker 2: has been put out there and the Republican nominee being
Speaker 2: shot and we're just memory holding this stuff man.
Speaker 3: U.
Speaker 2: Voters are worried about violence around the inauguration, which is
Speaker 2: most it's primarily Democrats. A lot of Republicans too, but
Speaker 2: Democrats more so eight eight eight nine three four seven
Speaker 2: eight seven four bad news for Gotham. It looks like
Speaker 2: Juan Ka tran Pham, who also goes by at the
Speaker 2: time of his arrest. Batman x U A Nka tran fam. Well, whatever,
Speaker 2: I can't pronounce the name. You may not remember the
Speaker 2: name or even the story because I guess it's it's
Speaker 2: been a little while. So this is the man from Fairfax,
Speaker 2: Virginia who attacked congressional staffers for Jerry Conley. Used a
Speaker 2: metal baseball bat to attack two female staffers, including an
Speaker 2: intern who was two hours into her first day on
Speaker 2: the job.
Speaker 1: About that bad. It's your first day, right.
Speaker 2: And I'm sure that you probably you know, as you're
Speaker 2: talking about with your family, they're like, oh, that's great,
Speaker 2: you know, but maybe mom's a little concerned. She's like,
Speaker 2: you know, but things are very you know, people are
Speaker 2: very divided in Washington, d C. So if you're going
Speaker 2: to go work there, just stay safe. Not to mention
Speaker 2: the Washington, d C. Could be pretty dangerous, right, So
Speaker 2: you're you're an intern, you're so wet behind the years
Speaker 2: that you don't even know where you don't even know
Speaker 2: where the bathroom is yet, but you're just so excited
Speaker 2: to be there. And the first thing that happens within
Speaker 2: two hours of you starting is some lunatic who thinks
Speaker 2: he's Batman or I guess Asian Batman decides he's going
Speaker 2: to come after you with a with an aluminum baseball
Speaker 2: bat because he wants to murder your boss.
Speaker 1: Let's see here.
Speaker 2: While both victims did go to the hospital, they were
Speaker 2: released shortly thereafter, so you know, thankfully that And I
Speaker 2: think he went to I think he went to Connolly's
Speaker 2: campaign office in fair fact, because he represents right there. Anyway,
Speaker 2: his lawyer is saying he did it because he's insane.
Speaker 2: Are you insane just because you think you're Batman? Like
Speaker 2: going back to the Nolan videos, remember the guy who
Speaker 2: showed up with what was he in? Hockey equipment? I
Speaker 2: can't remember what the line is that Batman says to
Speaker 2: him in the parking garage. Yeah, he goes, I'm not
Speaker 2: wearing hockey pats? Is that dude insane? Or is that
Speaker 2: just a guy who's, like, you know, big fan of Batman,
Speaker 2: wants to help. I think we should throw these words around.
Speaker 2: And remember I learned I learned what last week that
Speaker 2: Batman's favorite thing is punching poor people, and if you're
Speaker 2: an intern in Washington, you're essentially poor, as expensive as
Speaker 2: that city is and what they actually pay their staff.
Speaker 2: So maybe it was a self fulfilling prophecy. Let's see here,
Speaker 2: where was she? She was struck in the head again.
Speaker 2: Worst first day ever? Ross you ever have a really
Speaker 2: bad first day at work of any of the jobs
Speaker 2: you've had, No, I've never really had one. Whether it's
Speaker 2: Ian radio and the different radios I worked with, I'm
Speaker 2: always really excited for that. Obviously, radio is what I
Speaker 2: love to do, but even other jobs, like you know,
Speaker 2: I guess I can't remember my first day and doing
Speaker 2: agricultural stuff, but I can remember when I signed. I
Speaker 2: remember the summer I was working with Dave loading construction.
Speaker 2: You know, Dave did the did roofing, and I'm like,
Speaker 2: I'm going to spend the summer doing roofing, and God
Speaker 2: bless all of you who do roofing on the regular.
Speaker 2: We did a hype blonde roofing, which is you ever
Speaker 2: see a roof like a flat roof and it's it
Speaker 2: looks like there's a white plastic, I don't know, tarp
Speaker 2: over the top of it that's sealed down.
Speaker 1: That's what that is.
Speaker 2: And as Bill Burr says, being irish and doing roofing
Speaker 2: in the summer is no bueno. So but I didn't
Speaker 2: have a bad first day. I would think getting struck
Speaker 2: in ahead with a baseball bat by a lunatic who
Speaker 2: thinks he's batman, I'd be right up there. Although you
Speaker 2: got a great story, I'm glad you weren't severely injured there.
Speaker 2: Conley said, what happened also intensifies the need for more
Speaker 2: security for congress members. I have a question, and this
Speaker 2: is a very delicate question, and I want to be
Speaker 2: specific here again, no matter how angry AOC or Nancy
Speaker 2: Pelosi or you know, pick whoever it is, Tom Tillis
Speaker 2: for that matter, no matter how angry they make me,
Speaker 2: I still I still mentally can't get to the let's
Speaker 2: do physical violence part or find it abhorrent and I
Speaker 2: find it as non productive as possible too.
Speaker 1: You don't you don't. You don't go.
Speaker 2: And I'm trying to think of examples where you go
Speaker 2: and you do political violence and everything works out other
Speaker 2: than a full scale like.
Speaker 1: Seizing of the country.
Speaker 2: Right, we still, even in these divided times, we have
Speaker 2: a negative view of that.
Speaker 1: But that being said, Man, Aluminum.
Speaker 2: Baseball, it's probably not gonna help anyway, Jamal, what's going on?
Speaker 3: Well, So, Casey, I just want to say this because
Speaker 3: I'm not surprised about that on Alon poll, because of
Speaker 3: what's going on. Last week you told me something on
Speaker 3: air and I've still been mad about that since when
Speaker 3: you told me about why Republicans didn't in Beach Brides
Speaker 3: and and remember.
Speaker 2: You talking about why that was my opinion that I
Speaker 2: told you that was my Appublican Yeah, they didn't. They
Speaker 2: don't want the view. They don't want Bidenson in there
Speaker 2: looking like a hospice patient while the Republicans scream at him.
Speaker 1: That's that's what they're trying to avoid.
Speaker 3: And a lot of Republicans are angry now, well, some
Speaker 3: of the things were angry, you know, because they try
Speaker 3: to say, well, it's both It's really not both sides
Speaker 3: because the Republicans are not trying to pull with Josh
Speaker 3: Stein for and I don't understand why any Republican we
Speaker 3: would consider vote for Joshtein over Mark Robinson. That's crazy
Speaker 3: because Mark Robinson's better because.
Speaker 1: They don't follow this stuff.
Speaker 2: When Josh Stein you're talking about when he was doing
Speaker 2: backroom deals with Mark Olias and the courts had to
Speaker 2: come in and do something.
Speaker 3: Yes, debsolutely, and when Republicans we see this at Republicans.
Speaker 3: You know me case, I love the Republican Parliament calling in,
Speaker 3: but you know what, when the Republican Party started realizing
Speaker 3: we have to not worry about what Democrats think and
Speaker 3: start putting in things so they can't do it. Because
Speaker 3: I'm gonna tell you what's gonna happen. I'm a Republican.
Speaker 3: I want voter ID. I want to be able to
Speaker 3: prove it. But when you're going to have somebody sue
Speaker 3: around September or October, they're going to sue that the
Speaker 3: voter ID calms black people because black people too stupid
Speaker 3: to fire the dm be too lazy to go help
Speaker 3: the elderly, can't afford a free Idans in question on flavor,
Speaker 3: let me test the theory.
Speaker 2: Tell me right now, where the closest DMV to you
Speaker 2: is off the top of your head.
Speaker 1: Do you know?
Speaker 3: Close to DMV is off downtown Raleigh to the downtown
Speaker 3: dumb right off. I want to stay right beside the course.
Speaker 3: If you go downtown dun and you go past, I'm
Speaker 3: wanting to say that right around there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you could find it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I can Google Google it, if I can
Speaker 3: watch Twitter, if I can watch Twitter and pull pull
Speaker 3: up on Google Mount or guess what all these black
Speaker 3: folks always crying and complaining, why won't you go help
Speaker 3: your fellow brother, your fellow sister. Won't you go help
Speaker 3: him and say, hey, this is where the DMV is.
Speaker 3: But no, and when we Republicans see this and now,
Speaker 3: and let me say this, casey, I want to get
Speaker 3: on record. I'm on respect the twenty twenty four presidential
Speaker 3: elections results the same way the Democrat Party respected the
Speaker 3: twenty twenty four Democratic primary results, the same way they
Speaker 3: respected that. I'm gonna respect the presidential election results. And
Speaker 3: people will say, well, that's not right. No, North Carolina
Speaker 3: voted for Joe Biden. Is Joe Biden on a ticket? No?
Speaker 3: Because they pulled a foot and nobody called it out
Speaker 3: and the press is not better. The press sit there
Speaker 3: and you know, I've always said we need Promison's press
Speaker 3: control the same way they said we need commistants coun control,
Speaker 3: because at one point they did the Mark Robinson follow
Speaker 3: them a plan then, But so of course Republicans will
Speaker 3: be like, no, we don't trust the process. We watched
Speaker 3: you cheat in real time and the press didn't call
Speaker 3: it out. We watched you out this month.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you instrument.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because the clan thing is is outside of mount
Speaker 2: what do you think of this thing with Mark's wife,
Speaker 2: Because one of one of two things is going on
Speaker 2: this is they they have people working behind the scenes
Speaker 2: to get it Mark and it's a bunch of bs.
Speaker 1: So he's got some evidence he's going to throw out. Well, well,
Speaker 1: hang on, let me ask the question.
Speaker 2: Mark says, he's got some evidence he's going to put
Speaker 2: out of this and I'd be very interested to see it.
Speaker 1: And it's totally believable.
Speaker 2: And the other side of it is Mark and his
Speaker 2: wife wildly mismanage this thing, specifically his wife. And so
Speaker 2: as long as they can keep that question floating around
Speaker 2: out there, is that something that weighs in your mind
Speaker 2: as a Robinson supporter. Let me ask you this, Let
Speaker 2: me ask you the questions that they should have been
Speaker 2: asking on this poll because Mark's going to be doing
Speaker 2: a big statewide tour and I guess this would be
Speaker 2: the time where he's he's going to push back on this.
Speaker 1: Do you think he needs to? Should he? It doesn't
Speaker 1: look like the polling's going well for him?
Speaker 2: So where where are you at? Do you calculate those things?
Speaker 2: Or is because the other side is so detrimental in
Speaker 2: your mind that it doesn't matter to you.
Speaker 3: Because meet and Mark Robinson and meeting his wife, I
Speaker 3: know for a fact they wouldn't do stuff right that
Speaker 3: and his explanations which he has given. I'm sorry to
Speaker 3: see watching President Trump go through this legal lawfare. I'm
Speaker 3: not surprised he's coming here in North Carolina. I'm not surprised.
Speaker 3: This is what Democrats do so right now, of course,
Speaker 3: Mark Robinson and his wife. His wife is supposed to
Speaker 3: be innocent and to proven guilty. And what does the
Speaker 3: press through they released this stuff? Well, tell me this,
Speaker 3: Why didn't y'all come up with dis I this was
Speaker 3: a problem and this happened. Why don't y'all discover this
Speaker 3: four years ago when he ran for lieutenant governor. Why
Speaker 3: don't you wrong?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're asking the wrong, the fairious question. One, they
Speaker 2: didn't care about lieutenant governor. But you're asking the wrong,
Speaker 2: the fairious question. This is this allegation is something that
Speaker 2: has been around since before the primary. Right Republicans have
Speaker 2: whispered this allegation to me, and so the fact that
Speaker 2: everyone knew that it was probably something they were going
Speaker 2: to try to be marked with to watch the press
Speaker 2: not bring it up during the primary shows you a
Speaker 2: much more devious plan. They wanted him to get through
Speaker 2: the primary. They wanted him to get through the primary
Speaker 2: so the issue could then be raised. Just here, understand
Speaker 2: what I done here?
Speaker 3: Yeah, like I said, I recognize this because they do this.
Speaker 3: The Democrat people forgot the Democrat Party actually saying here
Speaker 3: in a minute that they was trying to get Republican
Speaker 3: candidates than twenty what he pulled them twenty twenty two.
Speaker 3: I don't believe this about Mark Robinson about well he
Speaker 3: like they try to present it like they're stealing money.
Speaker 3: When you have people like it finding and you have
Speaker 3: other people say well, that's what about ism? What about ism?
Speaker 3: Is true? Because as a black person, I watched my
Speaker 3: community do it all the time. Every time something somebody
Speaker 3: catch a black candidate doing something, what do they say?
Speaker 3: They fought to a white one? So what about isn't
Speaker 3: it's fair play? I don't believe that nobody was trying
Speaker 3: to steal leaving money. I don't believe that. I don't
Speaker 3: believe that somebody was playing around because if he, like
Speaker 3: you said, he could prove this is an attack, well
Speaker 3: guess what you people waited until this to prove it.
Speaker 3: Did I know anything about this? Of course I didn't
Speaker 3: because it didn't come up in the press. But looking
Speaker 3: at Mark Robinson, knowing the person, looking at how it
Speaker 3: came about, and look who's pushing it, I'm gonna believe
Speaker 3: him before I believe that. And this is a Republican voter, y'all.
Speaker 3: They pulled this stuff. Why if what nobody talks about
Speaker 3: Joe Biden won the North Carolina primary.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, I'm agreeing with.
Speaker 2: You, and the people are gonna get mad at me
Speaker 2: and send me emails that I'm bashing on Mark Robinson.
Speaker 2: I'm asking the question that people are going to be
Speaker 2: presented with, and I'm taking your example of the clan
Speaker 2: thing to show how how when you squander let's say
Speaker 2: the Mark thing is one hundred percent true just for this,
Speaker 2: all right, just for the purpose of this.
Speaker 1: The fact is that you as.
Speaker 2: A reporter coming out and going, look what we found,
Speaker 2: and and then people remembering that time you called him
Speaker 2: a clan member, or that time you ran this story
Speaker 2: that was bs or that story. The fact remains that
Speaker 2: most of the people that are skeptical of you already,
Speaker 2: they're not inclined to believe any of that, and so
Speaker 2: it's hard to gauge what impact it has on the election,
Speaker 2: which is why it's imperative that Mark, you know, puts
Speaker 2: some names out there if he thinks that this is
Speaker 2: going on, because then that needs to become the story.
Speaker 2: They'll write headlines that he's attacking state workers or whatever.
Speaker 1: But if he has.
Speaker 2: Something to that point, they need to get it out
Speaker 2: there because it's going to cost him the election.
Speaker 3: And if they play that he's attacking state workers, let's
Speaker 3: talk about how Roy Cooper attacked state workers. Let's talk
Speaker 3: about Roy Cooper and everybody's.
Speaker 2: Talking you're doing the what about is them? You just
Speaker 2: you just set a whole race of people do yes.
Speaker 3: So yes, I mean, yes I am because Roy Cooper
Speaker 3: sat down, he attacked people all in twenty twenty state workers.
Speaker 3: What about the racetraction, the race tract that is suing
Speaker 3: God gain you know what I'm saying. The race tractor
Speaker 3: is suing because he is wrong and those state work
Speaker 3: they was wrong. So state workers can be wrong and
Speaker 3: political they'll be so dim, they so rible that they're
Speaker 3: wrong and they push a political agenda. So that's proven
Speaker 3: about this Democrat stuff here in North Carolina. When Democrats
Speaker 3: get in power, they use their systems that Republicans try
Speaker 3: to fight and maintain and try to keep politics out.
Speaker 3: When Delcrats get in control, they put politics in to
Speaker 3: try to corrupt it against Republicans. So no, I can't
Speaker 3: believe said and when they say something because I see
Speaker 3: it in real time. I watched it. I watched it
Speaker 3: with Pat mccolly what they did THEMN here in Durham.
Speaker 3: They and how they extended the voting time and those
Speaker 3: ten thousand vote pus. Pat mccoriol a medium, put Roward
Speaker 3: Cooper over in twenty twelve.
Speaker 1: All right, Jamal, I got to kind of do it
Speaker 1: there today. Yeah, no, no, no, just because I only have
Speaker 1: about a minute and I and I as predicted. Here's
Speaker 1: somebody in my inbox.
Speaker 2: I never thought i'd see today when I tune into
Speaker 2: this show and you're trashing on Mark Robinson.
Speaker 3: We deal in reality, trash it on him with Cacy.
Speaker 3: You have always Mela came. You have laid me back
Speaker 3: because you have pushedback. But Casey, you try to play
Speaker 3: the miller you made me.
Speaker 1: Man, I'm not trying to play the medal. I'm trying to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Jamal, I gotta I gotta roll out. Thank you
Speaker 2: very much for the call. I'm trying to play the
Speaker 2: reality here. Do I believe that he's down fourteen percent?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Do I think he's winning? No, I don't.
Speaker 2: No, I don't And I think that this is and
Speaker 2: unless he comes out with something like he said, I
Speaker 2: think this is a thing that will go ahead and
Speaker 2: sink it, especially in a state like North Carolina where
Speaker 2: people split tickets, and Mark knows that if he wants
Speaker 2: to come out, name names, we're here, Man, I'll bump
Speaker 2: other guests. I don't care who it is. It's a
Speaker 2: big deal, is a big issue. So that's why we're
Speaker 2: talking about it anyway, we'll be back hang on. So
Speaker 2: bud Light. This is bud Light has taken a new
Speaker 2: strategy headed into the football season. And actually they released
Speaker 2: and we'll tweet out the video for you at case
Speaker 2: on the radio, on Twitter you want to go see it.
Speaker 2: As you probably know, one of their spokesmen is Shane Gillis,
Speaker 2: who is hilarious obviously. But so they have a new
Speaker 2: series of ads and this is the first one I've seen.
Speaker 1: It's pretty good. You know what it is.
Speaker 2: It's an old beer ad. So the premise of the ad,
Speaker 2: it's like the long version of the two Minutes and
Speaker 2: it's I'll just explain it to you rather than playing it.
Speaker 2: But in it, so Gillis is the football coach at
Speaker 2: a university and one of the players is there in
Speaker 2: front of the dean, and then you have so you
Speaker 2: have the dean who's you know, it's like an old
Speaker 2: old dean, and then you have Gillis standing there, and
Speaker 2: then you have a professor and basically they're talking to
Speaker 2: the student who's a football athlete, and they're accusing him
Speaker 2: the dean is of plagiarizing something for a paper. Okay,
Speaker 2: and the dean says, if you tell you what, if
Speaker 2: you confess, I'm only going to ban you for half
Speaker 2: the season. Otherwise it's full season, and we'll get you
Speaker 2: an ice cold bud light. And he puts a bucket
Speaker 2: of beer up on his desk with like four bud
Speaker 2: lights in there, and so the guy's waffling a little,
Speaker 2: and then Gillis's character's like, wait, we confess, and we
Speaker 2: get a bud light. And then he confesses to like
Speaker 2: singing in the shower or something, and then another professor confesses,
Speaker 2: and then eventually they all get the beer, and the
Speaker 2: student's just sitting there and they're like, all right, go
Speaker 2: back to class. It's a lot funnier in the in
Speaker 2: the spot, but it is definitely there are a lot
Speaker 2: of companies now, and this is more of the political
Speaker 2: side of it, who realized that what they were doing
Speaker 2: wasn't working. And it's why you saw Harley Davidson, It's
Speaker 2: why you saw Jack Daniels, it's why you saw Low's.
Speaker 2: We talked about this yesterday, and many other companies who
Speaker 2: are doing away with the DEI stuff, and especially in
Speaker 2: advertising right those companies who were going out there and
Speaker 2: putting an ad out either with Dylan mulvaney or what
Speaker 2: was the Gillette Remember the Gillette ad where they're like
Speaker 2: at a barbecue and all they would talk about is
Speaker 2: toxic masculinity. And then they had another one where dudes
Speaker 2: teaching his daughter how.
Speaker 1: To shave strange stuff.
Speaker 2: And I guess at the time they thought the it
Speaker 2: was worth it, like their signaling was helping them. But
Speaker 2: in the case of bud Light, it was a hallmart
Speaker 2: example of not understanding your audience.
Speaker 1: And remember it wasn't just about the mulvany thing, which
Speaker 1: was easily explainable whether it was true or not. It
Speaker 1: was easy for them to say, we took the top
Speaker 1: one hundred people on Instagram or TikTok and we sent
Speaker 1: them all customized beer stuff. So in addition to Mulvaney,
Speaker 1: it was all, here's some quote unquote conservative people on there, right,
Speaker 1: and then bud Light. They would have had a week
Speaker 1: of this and it would have been done. But instead
Speaker 1: they had a marketing person who got on and absolutely
Speaker 1: trashed on their audience. And the virtue signaling didn't help
Speaker 1: because the people you're virtue signaling too, they don't drink
Speaker 1: bud Light and they're not going to they make fun
Speaker 1: of you. There's snob they're gonna be snobbish drinkers who
Speaker 1: unless it's from a local taphouse, which is fine that
Speaker 1: some people's opinion, they don't want anything to do with it.
Speaker 2: And so this is this is bud Light's Maya Kulpa.
Speaker 2: It'll be interesting to see what Harley does. Harley was
Speaker 2: crazy into this. And then I don't know if you
Speaker 2: saw the Budweiser experience, in the Harley experience. At Sturgis,
Speaker 2: it's a ghost town. And let me tell you, if
Speaker 2: any of you have ever been to Sturgis when Sturgis
Speaker 2: is in the full force and the full part of
Speaker 2: the main week, there nothing's a ghost town.
Speaker 1: It's a zoo.
Speaker 2: There's a reason people don't even stay in Sturgis in
Speaker 2: the camp as far as Devil's Tower in Wyoming, Al
Speaker 2: though that's mostly one percent. So forever at Sturgis and
Speaker 2: you think you're gonna go camp over there by Hewlett,
Speaker 2: those campgrounds get a little crazy.
Speaker 1: I'm just letting you know.
Speaker 2: So no, bud bud Light's decided to go into the
Speaker 2: more traditional beer ads. It'll be interesting now to watch
Speaker 2: the attention span of consumers. Did they What did they
Speaker 2: end up ross?
Speaker 1: What was it like?
Speaker 2: They lost twenty eight percent market share, I think is
Speaker 2: the number that I saw most recently. You lost it, Yeah,
Speaker 2: you lost a third of your business. Do you think
Speaker 2: they're able to ever get that back in our lifetime?
Speaker 2: I don't you know how long it takes in a
Speaker 2: really divisive category where things are built on habit and
Speaker 2: not necessarily preference, because if you offer me, here's the deal,
Speaker 2: maybe this would be blaspheths to some of you. Me
Speaker 2: drinking a.
Speaker 1: Bud Light versus a Budweiser versus a Miller Light, it's
Speaker 1: not that different. I feel about all of those equally
Speaker 1: how I feel about every other one.
Speaker 2: And I don't know, maybe that's just me as a consumer.
Speaker 2: If I'm gonna buy beer and I'm trying to buy
Speaker 2: just your standard American logger kind of beer, I generally
Speaker 2: would buy Budweiser in the past, just because it's you know,
Speaker 2: everyone nobody seems to really object to it. I don't
Speaker 2: buy much, but I think around the house the only
Speaker 2: Logger style I keep is Coors Light, and that's because
Speaker 2: I had a buddy visit and he likes Coors Light.
Speaker 1: And now it's just sitting in my fridge.
Speaker 2: That being said, once people get into the thing of
Speaker 2: where they walk into their favorite bar, right and everybody
Speaker 2: knows them. They're literally norm from cheers, and the bartender
Speaker 2: knows to hand them a miller like because they made
Speaker 2: that switch. That's a cycle that's just going to keep going.
Speaker 2: So I don't I don't know if you're going to
Speaker 2: pull back a third of the market. I don't think
Speaker 2: it ever happens. But at the very least, maybe you
Speaker 2: give Stem the bleeding and Harley and Jack Daniels of
Speaker 2: all companies. It's like, how do these companies find themselves? Well,
Speaker 2: they get bought by bigger companies. I think it's a
Speaker 2: good idea, but.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it's a step in the right direction, but
Speaker 1: I don't know that it's going to pay you a
Speaker 1: big dividends. All right, checked this out real quick.
Speaker 2: You've seen the flooding that's going on out in Utah
Speaker 2: and Arizona and everything, and flooding out there is pretty crazy.
Speaker 2: I know that obviously we get flooding here in North Carolina,
Speaker 2: but for anyone who's ever lived in like Texas or
Speaker 2: out west, you people don't realize that the front range
Speaker 2: of the Rocky Mountains is actually considered desert. It's called
Speaker 2: high desert, but it is it has classified as desert.
Speaker 2: It's rainfall and runoff and all of that. And so
Speaker 2: you have creek and river river bottoms that don't ever
Speaker 2: have water in them except during very high rains. And
Speaker 2: that creates these canyons that people love hiking in. So
Speaker 2: when you have these situations, literally people are dying, people
Speaker 2: are having to be rescued.
Speaker 1: Check this out.
Speaker 2: An eighty year old man has dyed after falling from
Speaker 2: his boat in the Grand into the Grand Canyon. Specifically,
Speaker 2: they were at a place called Fossil Rapids and there's
Speaker 2: a huge elevation and waterfall change. I guess the dude
Speaker 2: fell out of his boat in these waters. Because here's
Speaker 2: the thing about river rapt and when there's high rain,
Speaker 2: the rapids, the ranked rapids are different.
Speaker 1: Right, So something that's a Class.
Speaker 2: Four under normal conditions can become a class two because
Speaker 2: now the water's high enough the rocks aren't impacting it,
Speaker 2: and vice verse. Things that were class two can become
Speaker 2: class four because now there's enough flow hitting rocks. And
Speaker 2: this eighty year old decided to do it, got into
Speaker 2: the water, and then I guess I don't know if
Speaker 2: you went off the waterfall actually down into the bottom part.
Speaker 1: Because this is part of the Colorado River tributary.
Speaker 2: I've literally been here. But just horrible, man. But you're
Speaker 2: eighty years old and you're rafting in the middle of
Speaker 2: one of the biggest rainstorms in years.
Speaker 1: That is commitment. Man. Didn't we just have We.
Speaker 2: Just had a North Carolina college didn't literally fall into
Speaker 2: the Grand Canyon this year, a couple months ago.
Speaker 1: In fact, here I actually pulled that up. Where was
Speaker 1: a eighteen year old twenty year old?
Speaker 2: Yeah, went out, went out to take a selfie through
Speaker 2: one of the barriers, fell four hundred feet into the
Speaker 2: Grand Canyon.
Speaker 1: Holy cow?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: Anyway, forty four KCODA radio program raced Agic from the
Speaker 2: weather Chown.
Speaker 1: Do you ever do river rafting? Sir?
Speaker 3: Not?
Speaker 1: Oh, okay, it can be fun. I don't get out much.
Speaker 2: You like snowmoll You like a nature guy if you
Speaker 2: have a several thousand dollars machine, So I like things
Speaker 2: with motors.
Speaker 1: You know you are you are the most and actually
Speaker 1: nature is the motors.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, But there's a river that.
Speaker 9: Goes in there, it's probably a lot more effort then
Speaker 9: I want to put in.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, now I see now, I see what's
Speaker 1: up with you?
Speaker 9: So so okay, don't definitely not today.
Speaker 4: Today you want to?
Speaker 1: Yeah, so it's a good river raft when I'm driving.
Speaker 9: It could be depends on you know, if you're like me. No,
Speaker 9: some people like to get out there the river waters
Speaker 9: about either way?
Speaker 2: What about to Yes, Okay, dude, you should come to
Speaker 2: the New River sometime in North Carolina.
Speaker 1: It's great.
Speaker 9: Different things to do now that we're kind of empty nesters.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, come on all your Clemson stuff. Nobody
Speaker 2: will Yeah.
Speaker 9: Don't mess with her, but no, not much, right, get
Speaker 9: another yeah your beer? Yeah, yeah, we do that floating
Speaker 9: cooler whatever whatever it takes, right. Yeah, But over the
Speaker 9: next few days we'll continue to see. Yeah, good outdoor weather,
Speaker 9: whatever you want to do. But hot so planet accordingly
Speaker 9: close to one hundred and the triangle today, try it
Speaker 9: a little cooler, maybe not quite as hot. So between
Speaker 9: ninety five and one hundred today, same thing tomorrow. If
Speaker 9: he gets one hundred and Raleigh, that's a record, then
Speaker 9: we'll start throwing the storm chances around for Friday. In
Speaker 9: the upcoming weekend, probably right through the holiday with the
Speaker 9: upper eighties and low nineties or near ninety for high temperatures.
Speaker 9: After that, it probably does get cooler. We get a
Speaker 9: front through here and may see some highs very pleasant
Speaker 9: with lower humidity by about Tuesday next week in the
Speaker 9: upper seventies to near eighty degrees over night. Lows go
Speaker 9: back down sometime next week, maybe back into the fifties,
Speaker 9: so that'll be real nice.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, well, thank you sir, Well tomorrow, have
Speaker 2: a good one and come back with Jeff Bellinger next.
Speaker 1: Hang on fog morning.
Speaker 10: Casey A stocks ticked higher yesterday. A ten point game
Speaker 10: put the Dow at a new all time high at
Speaker 10: the moment, though the futures are all pointing lower s
Speaker 10: and P futures down five. Nasdaq futures are down nineteen,
Speaker 10: the Dow futures are down forty, and Video shares were
Speaker 10: up one and a half percent yesterday. Investors are very
Speaker 10: anxious to see the chip maker's quarterly results on Video
Speaker 10: is the world's most influential stock at the moment, and
Speaker 10: the company releases its earnings report after the markets closed today.
Speaker 10: Nordstrom posted better than expected quarterly results after the close yesterday.
Speaker 10: We got to report this morning that mortgage interest rates
Speaker 10: are slowly easing and demand for home loans picked up
Speaker 10: a bit.
Speaker 4: Last week.
Speaker 10: Bankers report applications for new mortgages rose nearly one percent.
Speaker 10: There was a small downtick in refi requests. The average
Speaker 10: interest rate on a thirty year fixed rate mortgage fell
Speaker 10: to six point forty four percent, the lowest in over
Speaker 10: a year. Most adults here in the US have at
Speaker 10: least one financial regret, according to Bankrate Dissatisfaction, over reach, retirement, remurgency,
Speaker 10: savings topped the list of regrets. Taking on too much
Speaker 10: credit card debt was also high on the list. Purchasing power,
Speaker 10: though of America's middle income households, held pretty much steady
Speaker 10: last month. Primericas as the finances of households with incomes
Speaker 10: between thirty thousand and one hundred thirty thousand dollars were
Speaker 10: virtually unchanged from June, though they were much improved from
Speaker 10: a year ago. Three big retailers accused of making millions
Speaker 10: of dollars from so called cash back fees. The Consumer
Speaker 10: Financial Protection Bureau says dollar general dollar Tree and Kroger
Speaker 10: all charge customers for accessing their funds at a register.
Speaker 10: The agency says many people who have no access to
Speaker 10: local banks commonly go to retailers to get cash, and
Speaker 10: Dollar Tree says, and the Dollar Tree is the one
Speaker 10: the retailer. The responded, saying it charges a clearly disclosed
Speaker 10: fee for what it calls a convenience service.
Speaker 4: And the case.
Speaker 10: Economists always look for different ways to gauge the strength
Speaker 10: of the economy. Now we possibly have the sausage index.
Speaker 10: Sausage sales could be a new indicator. A report from
Speaker 10: the Dallas Fed this week noted that one food manufacturer
Speaker 10: in the district has seen a pick up in dinner
Speaker 10: sausage categories. The Business Insider says, if households are replacing
Speaker 10: steak with sausage, that could be a sign that the
Speaker 10: economy is slowing.
Speaker 1: Casey, well, but what if sausage is delicious? So if
Speaker 1: it could maybe sausage I'm poor? Is that what you're saying?
Speaker 1: I like that.
Speaker 10: Unncessar said no. But if you normally eat steak or
Speaker 10: chicken and you look at sausage as a less expensive protein, then.
Speaker 4: Might be watch out.
Speaker 1: So that's it.
Speaker 4: I'll eat you.
Speaker 2: So hey, yeah, real quick, Jeff, did you ever did
Speaker 2: you ever have a video game you like playing?
Speaker 10: Years ago? Space Invaders? But I haven't played video games
Speaker 10: for a very long time.
Speaker 1: Ok you're into the Minecraft or anything? Okay, I am not.
Speaker 2: Okay, somebody build a scale model of the US and Minecraft.
Speaker 2: Do you understand how long that had to take?
Speaker 4: That is?
Speaker 1: That is commission?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: All right, all right, I'll let you get back to it. Thanks, Jeff, Okay,
Speaker 1: take care. Yeah. Yeah, so Ross just sent this insane
Speaker 1: thing to me. It's a one two hundred and fiftieth
Speaker 1: accurate scale model of the US made in Minecraft. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: I don't Here's the thing.
Speaker 2: I tried to do the Minecraft thing because everyone I'm
Speaker 2: just like, oh, let me check this out. And I
Speaker 2: tried it on PlayStation. I think I lasted an hour
Speaker 2: before I'm like why. And maybe it's because it's the
Speaker 2: age I'm at. It's just one of those things where
Speaker 2: you're just sitting there doing the same thing over and.
Speaker 4: I mean, there is an actual game you can play,
Speaker 4: but most people when you were thinking, when you're thinking Minecraft,
Speaker 4: you're thinking of like the creative mode where you can
Speaker 4: build stuff. So for kids, it's like digital Legos when
Speaker 4: you think of it that way, but movable digital legos.
Speaker 4: That makes sense.
Speaker 2: Oh no, no, I get Yeah, if kids want to play it,
Speaker 2: I get it. Yeah, just it didn't do it for me.
Speaker 2: And I used to play SIMS when it first came out,
Speaker 2: which would you'd spend hours doing SIMS back in the day,
Speaker 2: like on the s S was amazing, that was fun,
Speaker 2: Like Minecraft. I agree with you though, because I've tried.
Speaker 2: I also tried it. I'm like, well, I'm going to
Speaker 2: build a house and they put like two corners of
Speaker 2: the house together, and I'm.
Speaker 4: Like, I'm bored. This guy built a scale a replica
Speaker 4: of the United States with topography include so right above bography,
Speaker 4: elevation change in mountains, and you can go from city
Speaker 4: to city.
Speaker 1: Who has that time? Who is the guy who built it?
Speaker 1: What's his name? Right?
Speaker 4: And then his name in the the post that I
Speaker 4: just where he reposted on the show account is a
Speaker 4: Minecraft builder. They don't even say his name. He puts
Speaker 4: all that time and he's like, my name is Hank.
Speaker 4: Can you say like I did this? I did just
Speaker 4: to beat women, right? His wife had to be pissed.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: Oh, I'm sure she's probably really hot and really real.
Speaker 1: Uh oh.
Speaker 2: Though, by the way, we have that list, we never
Speaker 2: got to the least attractive hobbies for men according to women.
Speaker 2: Video games number one, so I don't know, uh, collecting
Speaker 2: figurines number two, Magic tricks number three.
Speaker 1: Ross. This feels like a personal attack on you, buddy.
Speaker 4: No, I didn't understand it. Like Markey and I, we
Speaker 4: love playing video games together. I watched her play her
Speaker 4: Disney dream Light Valley yesterday for like an hour.
Speaker 1: Okay, I don't know what that is, but it was just.
Speaker 4: A game stun joy. So I don't know what, dude,
Speaker 4: I think the couple that plays together stays together.