Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
Speaker 1: AM six forty the Gary and Shannon Show on demand
Speaker 1: on the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 2: Governor Newsom signed into law yesterday bill that's going to
Speaker 2: require schools in the state to limit or ban the
Speaker 2: use of smartphones amid a growing consensus that we've seen
Speaker 2: across the country. Basically, California's bill passed seventy six to
Speaker 2: nothing in the state Assembly thirty eight to one in
Speaker 2: the state Senate. Requires school boards or other governing bodies
Speaker 2: to have some sort of a policy to either limit
Speaker 2: or prohibit student use of smartphones on campus by July
Speaker 2: of twenty twenty six, with an update every five years.
Speaker 1: Former Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Farv has announced that
Speaker 1: he's been diagnosed with Parkinson's. This was a disclosure made
Speaker 1: to Congress while testifying about his potential misuse of taxpayer money.
Speaker 2: So the A's are wrapping up their time in the
Speaker 2: Oakland Coliseum this week.
Speaker 3: Thursday is their last game. They played the Texas Rangers.
Speaker 2: The A's have been telling the players and coaching staff
Speaker 2: get out of there quickly. On Thursday, Seth Brown, and
Speaker 2: a left fielder, said there have been rumblings about what
Speaker 2: the fans might do. The team is going to have
Speaker 2: more meetings about it. Another outfielder said that the message
Speaker 2: from the organization has been leave after the game. Players
Speaker 2: have not only been instructed to keep their head on
Speaker 2: a swivel in case fans storm the field on Thursday,
Speaker 2: but skip any postgame photos on the field with family
Speaker 2: these Mark Cottsey, the manager, has been asked not to
Speaker 2: address the crowd after the game.
Speaker 1: These aren't Philadelphia Eagles fans. These are A's fans, and
Speaker 1: all the A's fans want as for the A's.
Speaker 3: To do well. There's not going to be a security problem.
Speaker 3: I mean they're all mad at John's, the owner, Yeah,
Speaker 3: something like that. I mean they're all.
Speaker 1: Wanted to sell the team, right. I wouldn't be worried
Speaker 1: about A's fans ever. Okay, So in July we learned
Speaker 1: about a woman visiting Orange County from New Zealand who
Speaker 1: was killed during an armed robbery at Fashion Island in
Speaker 1: Newport Beach. And you thought Fashion Island, I mean that
Speaker 1: is as high end as you can get. Fashion Island
Speaker 1: in South Coast Plaza, right. Three suspects in that incident
Speaker 1: are accused in the attempted robbery in which this woman
Speaker 1: was dragged by their getaway car. A suspect fired from
Speaker 1: that car, though no one was hit by the gunfire.
Speaker 1: And then in August, a month later, at least one
Speaker 1: shot was fired at Fashion Island. Two men, one driving
Speaker 1: of rolls, the other a Ferrari were targeted by robbers.
Speaker 1: That one of the victims suffered an injury to his
Speaker 1: ear from shattered glass or from a gun shot or
Speaker 1: what have you. And now the violence has moved from
Speaker 1: Fashion Island to South Coast Plaza.
Speaker 2: Sunday night officers responded about eight forty to a shooting
Speaker 2: there thirty three hundred block of Bristol. They found a
Speaker 2: guy who'd been shot in the parking lot to his
Speaker 2: Lamborghini SUV. Coasta Mesa fire shows up transport this guy,
Speaker 2: believe to be in his thirties to hospital treatment of
Speaker 2: a non fatal gunshot wound. They said that somebody approached
Speaker 2: this guy in the parking lot and shot him in
Speaker 2: the leg while attempting to rob him.
Speaker 3: He was right next to his Lamborghini SUV, so obviously
Speaker 3: a target.
Speaker 2: Right believe that the guy was leaving a restaurant when
Speaker 2: he got confronted by this shooter. Believe the shooting was isolated,
Speaker 2: that there's no ongoing threat to the public.
Speaker 3: Yes, there is.
Speaker 2: You drive a flashy car or want to wear your
Speaker 2: Rolex in public?
Speaker 1: Right, you just can't do that anymore. Take your old
Speaker 1: Honda Accord to South Coast Plaza. It's so unfortunate that
Speaker 1: you can't wear your watches, drive your cars. What have
Speaker 1: you you worked hard for? Yeah, they say it's an
Speaker 1: isolated incident because in Costa Mesa we have not had
Speaker 1: this type of incident as reoccurring.
Speaker 3: Well, get ready to am.
Speaker 1: I mean we talked about this at Fashion when the
Speaker 1: Fashion Island situations happened.
Speaker 3: It's not like there is a lack of security.
Speaker 1: These places are loaded with security because of the high
Speaker 1: end merchandise that they shill.
Speaker 3: So what do we do?
Speaker 2: Do you just stop driving your Lamborghini Suv or do
Speaker 2: you leave your Rolex on the nightstand and to pick
Speaker 2: up the Armatron calculator watch instead.
Speaker 1: Luckily I did not have the decision whether to buy
Speaker 1: a Lamborghini or my GMC truck. That was not something
Speaker 1: I had to weigh. But you got to believe that
Speaker 1: if you have f and you money that you're you're
Speaker 1: terrified of being a sitting duck.
Speaker 3: And there are people who will say, well, they deserve it.
Speaker 2: If you're going to drive around in out Lamborghini SUV
Speaker 2: or induced can you need But but that's not what
Speaker 2: That's not how we decide who deserves something like this
Speaker 2: is what can.
Speaker 1: If I if I won the lottery, I would totally
Speaker 1: buy a Lamborghini or a McLaren.
Speaker 2: You that's the second reference to McLaren. I think that
Speaker 2: there's something because.
Speaker 1: When I was in Charlotte driving to the iHeart station,
Speaker 1: drove by a McLaren showroom every morning, really, so I'd
Speaker 1: like look inside. So that's why it was fresh on
Speaker 1: my mind.
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Speaker 4: in Lake Forest. BJ's is great because they make a
Speaker 4: lot of their food to pair with their beers. Yes,
Speaker 4: and the one I found is the best. As you
Speaker 4: get the rib steak, which I will be getting. How
Speaker 4: you pair it with their piranha ale, it's absolutely magical.
Speaker 3: That's good.
Speaker 4: Tell you see you guys on Thursday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we'll see on Thursday.
Speaker 2: We're going to be live for our latest news and
Speaker 2: bruise at BJ's Restaurant in brew House in Huntington Beach,
Speaker 2: the one on Beach Boulevard right off.
Speaker 3: The four oh five. It sounds like the course Light
Speaker 3: King is going to be there as I can't wait.
Speaker 3: We'll be there nine to one, giving away all kinds
Speaker 3: of tickets.
Speaker 2: We have all kinds of Gary and Shannon show swag
Speaker 2: that we'll have out there with us, some interviews with
Speaker 2: some local people.
Speaker 3: By the ways. Oh really, Sam, Matt, Wait, you haven't
Speaker 3: told me about that. I don't need to tell you everything.
Speaker 2: Oh, sometimes it's better if you're surprised, like you surprised
Speaker 2: me this morning with this rat's nest of hair that
Speaker 2: you brought in with no brush.
Speaker 3: And it's funny nobody has a brush around here. I checked.
Speaker 3: I don't. Yeah, I know one of us. I thought
Speaker 3: you were going to be the one.
Speaker 1: You know what, Deborah, Deborah Mark will have one. Yeah,
Speaker 1: she'll probably have several. I'm gonna go find Dan hairspray.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, Oh, I don't need hairspr Do I need hairspray?
Speaker 3: Gary, Well, we'll discuss after the brushing.
Speaker 2: Gary and Shannon kfi am six forty Live Everywhere on
Speaker 2: The iHeartRadio app campaign continues today. President former President Trump
Speaker 2: is in Georgia right now. He's talking about the economy.
Speaker 2: He's in given a speech in Savannah. There was some
Speaker 2: discussion that Vice President Harris is going to make her
Speaker 2: way to the border at some point this week, maybe Friday.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that changes as a result of
Speaker 2: Hurricane Helene, the future Hurricane Helene that is brewing in
Speaker 2: the Caribbean, but that is one of the things that
Speaker 2: they were talking about. Also, set your alarms, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 2: One week from today, the debate between vice presidential candidates
Speaker 2: Senator jd Vance and Governor Tim Wallas. That'll be fun,
Speaker 2: moderated by CBS Evening News anchor Nora O'Donnell and The
Speaker 2: Face the Nation host Margaret Brennan.
Speaker 1: I hate that I that I think it'll be fun,
Speaker 1: but I do think it will be fun.
Speaker 3: Interesting.
Speaker 1: The Disciples Peter James, John Andrew, Philip Judas one, Judas two,
Speaker 1: Matthew Thomas James, son of Alpheus, Bartholomew, and Simon.
Speaker 3: There we go, all.
Speaker 2: Right, there you go. Did you know how high obesity is?
Speaker 2: Did you know it's thirty five percent?
Speaker 3: Getting higher. What is it?
Speaker 2: The US obesity rate is right at forty percent. Wow,
Speaker 2: that's massive, that's obesity. I was being cute when I
Speaker 2: said thirty five percent. Nearly one in ten of those
Speaker 2: surveyed reported severe obesity.
Speaker 3: This is what makes me sad.
Speaker 2: Women are nearly twice as likely as men to report
Speaker 2: severe obesity. The overall obesity rate appeared to tick down
Speaker 2: versus the twenty seventeen twenty twenty study, but the change
Speaker 2: wasn't considered statistically significant.
Speaker 1: Stand up for this, SA sitting is one of the
Speaker 1: worst things you can do.
Speaker 3: They said.
Speaker 2: The numbers are even small enough that there's mathematical chance
Speaker 2: they didn't decline at all, that it's just a statistical anomaly.
Speaker 1: Well, let's just keep advertising. Come for the chicken wings,
Speaker 1: Get four double doubles and three sides of fries and
Speaker 1: onion rings for five dollars.
Speaker 3: Let's just keep let's lean into it.
Speaker 2: Well and not discuss what has changed over the last
Speaker 2: forty or fifty years. Yeah, this wasn't This wasn't the
Speaker 2: case in the seventies.
Speaker 1: No, it's all of the peddling of the processed foods.
Speaker 1: It's the tobacco problem all over.
Speaker 2: Again, which is it's funny because you know who owns
Speaker 2: all the foods, the.
Speaker 1: Tobaccos, tobacco companies. They just pivoted to killing you in
Speaker 1: a different way.
Speaker 3: I like that to conspiracy.
Speaker 2: It's not a conspiracy theory, I know. But when we
Speaker 2: say it, people are going to say it's a conspiracy.
Speaker 3: It's absolutely not. Do the research we have, all right,
Speaker 3: It just kisses me off good.
Speaker 1: It's like we're still falling for all of the tactics
Speaker 1: that we fell for with cigarettes and everything else.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: A couple in Sierra Madre recently discovered a bear squatting
Speaker 1: in their crawl space. Now it could be worse. This
Speaker 1: bear did not figure out how to open doors like
Speaker 1: some of the other bears. There has been a spike
Speaker 1: in bear break ins.
Speaker 2: This bear, they have called it Junior, is seen on
Speaker 2: a wildlife camera walking along North Sunnyside Avenue and the
Speaker 2: homeowner says he comes in about five five point thirty
Speaker 2: in the morning, stays in the crawl space where it's
Speaker 2: nice and cool, probably, and then leaves at night. Hasn't
Speaker 2: caused any problems for us, other than the fact that
Speaker 2: there's a bear living under our porch, and their concern
Speaker 2: is they're going to basically wait until the bear leaves.
Speaker 2: Then they're going to call in some experts to I
Speaker 2: don't know, fix the crawl space so that the bear
Speaker 2: can't get in there.
Speaker 1: Bear encounters and Sierra Madre jumped from one hundred sidings
Speaker 1: and no break ins that was in twenty twenty to
Speaker 1: three hundred and eighty sidings and fifty break ins last year.
Speaker 2: Assistant City Attorney Alex Giagosian says something interesting happened in
Speaker 2: the last two years, and like Jurassic Park, the bears
Speaker 2: have learned how to open doors. I don't know how
Speaker 2: they learned it. I don't know how they're teaching each other,
Speaker 2: but they're opening car doors.
Speaker 1: That's the thing that's fascinating. Yeah, they've mastered door knobs
Speaker 1: and a car door handle.
Speaker 3: How do they teach each other that? How does that work?
Speaker 1: Or have they evolved to knowing how to open these
Speaker 1: things for survival?
Speaker 2: Like when you go on Twitter and you see videos
Speaker 2: about football, I'm sure that bear twitter is full of
Speaker 2: little tricks and tips and hints on how to open
Speaker 2: doors and bear Twitter, Yeah, I think that Why is it?
Speaker 2: Why would it be different? When we were in the
Speaker 2: Smoky Mountains a couple of weeks ago. Every warning was
Speaker 2: don't leave stuff in your car. They can get in right,
Speaker 2: don't leave stuff, you know, don't leave raw meats on
Speaker 2: the counter at your house if you're not home, they'll
Speaker 2: find it and they'll get into your house. Why would
Speaker 2: it be different here? Do we have dumb bears in California?
Speaker 2: I think that's a perfectly acceptable for them to learn
Speaker 2: how to do this. You think it's acceptable, Well, I
Speaker 2: mean it's understandable. That's a better word. It's understandable. The
Speaker 2: bears would know how to do that. You have taken
Speaker 2: up the cause the mantle of the bear. If bears
Speaker 2: need to be taught how to use doorknobs, I am available.
Speaker 2: I can do a quick bear seminar on doorknob opening.
Speaker 1: In August, a man in Claremont came face to face
Speaker 1: with a bear in his kitchen when he went to
Speaker 1: check on cookies he was baking.
Speaker 2: Oh boy, imagine you turn the corner and there's a
Speaker 2: bear in your kitchen.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I've often thought about it because my house, the back
Speaker 1: wall in the backyard backs up like pretty close to
Speaker 1: those sliders. So when a bear walks by, it's right there,
Speaker 1: It's like four feet away from me, and I'm on
Speaker 1: the other side of the glass, and I often think, hey, dumbass,
Speaker 1: that bear could make child's play out of that slider.
Speaker 2: If yeah, if they wanted to. But you don't brush
Speaker 2: your hair, so they're like they want to do any
Speaker 2: of that. I don't want to get that caught in
Speaker 2: my teeth.
Speaker 3: How many times are you going to bring that up? Listen?
Speaker 3: This is heart.
Speaker 1: This is a funny thing where there's one, two, three, four, five,
Speaker 1: six seven eight women here right now and none of.
Speaker 3: Us have a brush, Like how quintessential?
Speaker 1: Like what a stereotypical radio stat that is, Like none
Speaker 1: of us brought a brush.
Speaker 3: It's hilarious. I brush my hair once a day. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I usually I can't.
Speaker 1: It gets tangled and it looks I look like a
Speaker 1: wet dog, and I just so I need to brush
Speaker 1: it several times.
Speaker 3: Your hair looks fine. I don't really understand. Really, way
Speaker 3: too critical of your own hair.
Speaker 1: Oh well, you've been sitting here all day telling me
Speaker 1: it looks like I brushed my hair with a helium balloon.
Speaker 1: Be So maybe that's why I'm a little down on myself.
Speaker 3: All right, I will watch my tone. Then that's all right.
Speaker 3: What's done is done. But can we talk about those shoes? Okay?
Speaker 1: Wow, you want to talk about my fat thighs too.
Speaker 3: Just hit all the problem areas now listen, I know
Speaker 3: my limits.
Speaker 2: A tropical storm Heleen has formed in the Caribbean. Forecasters
Speaker 2: say it could strengthen into a major hurricane while moving
Speaker 2: toward towarth See.
Speaker 3: Now, yes, it's your fall north toward the United States.
Speaker 2: So hurricane watchers are now up for parts of Cuba
Speaker 2: and the Cancun area. Stretch of the Florida coastline which
Speaker 2: includes Tampa Bay. They have not yet narrowed down where
Speaker 2: they think it's going to make landfall, but basically from
Speaker 2: Florida Panhandle to the Florida Keys on that west coast
Speaker 2: of Florida is all on alert.
Speaker 1: We continue to near full fledged war in the Middle
Speaker 1: East and Israeli airstrike on Bay Route today killed a
Speaker 1: senior Hesbela commander. Cross border rocket attacks by both sides continue.
Speaker 1: The guy who died Ibraham Kwabaizi, commander of Hesbela's missiles
Speaker 1: and rocket force, a leading figure in the Iran backed
Speaker 1: group's rocket division looks like that.
Speaker 2: One family's working the full deck of cards. The son
Speaker 2: of the man suspected in the assassination attempt to former
Speaker 2: President Trump down in Florida, the Sun, has been arrested
Speaker 2: on charges of possessing child sexual abuse images. The FBI
Speaker 2: said that the guy was arrested this week. Authority searched
Speaker 2: his home in North Carolina in connection with an investigation
Speaker 2: unrelated to child exploitation. Investigators said they see it's multiple
Speaker 2: electronic devices and found hundreds of files of child sexual abuse.
Speaker 2: He's charged with possessing receiving child sexual abuse material.
Speaker 3: No attorney listed.
Speaker 2: He is not making any comments obviously, because well he's
Speaker 2: a dirt bag to begin with.
Speaker 3: Last week.
Speaker 5: Last week it was Gary with getting the colors of
Speaker 5: the spectrum wrong, and this week at you, it's all
Speaker 5: about personal responsibility. And there may be eight women there
Speaker 5: that don't have a brush, but you're the one that
Speaker 5: should have brought the brush, okay, to comb your own hair.
Speaker 3: You weren't blaming it on other people. I just thought
Speaker 3: it responsibility.
Speaker 5: You have no one to blame but yourself.
Speaker 2: And I was talking about primary colors of light, which
Speaker 2: are red and green at look.
Speaker 1: I just thought it was funny that none of us
Speaker 1: have a brush. It was more of a comical thing,
Speaker 1: like or maybe brushes are just people don't bring brushes anymore?
Speaker 1: Am I aging myself? Is this something that we did
Speaker 1: in the eighties and nineties and now we don't brush
Speaker 1: our hair?
Speaker 3: I don't know. Maybe are we taking back our hair?
Speaker 2: I had a good stretch of maybe three or four
Speaker 2: weeks there in junior high where or I took a
Speaker 2: comb to school.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it was funny when I asked Robin, I
Speaker 1: had forgotten a brush before, again lacking any sort of
Speaker 1: personal responsibility.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's you.
Speaker 1: And I asked Robin if she had a brush our
Speaker 1: boss and she's like, no, but you ask Don Donal'll
Speaker 1: have one her husband down the hall at the sports station.
Speaker 3: Totally accurate. By the way, Don would totally have a brush.
Speaker 3: If you have not seen this TikTok, this might where
Speaker 3: did it go? Oh? There it is? This may sound
Speaker 3: from me, it's very demure, very mindful. It's just a
Speaker 3: woman exhaling. And this TikTok video is a still image.
Speaker 2: Of the baby ale at target somewhere, baby formula, baby
Speaker 2: wipes baby this baby that but stuck in the middle
Speaker 2: of one of those shelves is a purse, a silver
Speaker 2: clutch handbag. It's just, I mean, it's not crazy, it's
Speaker 2: not something you know, it's nine hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: It's a twenty dollars clutch.
Speaker 2: But when Denisha Gonzalez saw this on the target shelf,
Speaker 2: she thought it meant something more important or bigger.
Speaker 3: Perhaps.
Speaker 2: She said, this was a mom who was going to
Speaker 2: get this clutch but decided she wanted to buy something
Speaker 2: for the baby instead, so she just kind of ditched
Speaker 2: the clutch in the baby aisle.
Speaker 1: She said, I found myself several times wishing I could
Speaker 1: get something but couldn't. I've gone through seasons of lack
Speaker 1: where we could only afford just the essential things.
Speaker 3: So she posts that video.
Speaker 1: With the text she Deserved the Purse, hoping it would
Speaker 1: resonate with other mothers. The video has gone viral, more
Speaker 1: than twenty million views. It's inspiring people to hide money
Speaker 1: in diaper boxes and formula containers to allow a mom
Speaker 1: who is struggling to buy something for herself like gift cards.
Speaker 1: Right The hashtag she Deserved the Purse challenge took off
Speaker 1: last week, and another mom bought a one hundred dollars
Speaker 1: Target gift card. On the back of the receipt, she wrote, Hey,
Speaker 1: you deserve that special you thing. You are amazing and
Speaker 1: slipped it in a package of Huggies diapers.
Speaker 2: So now they're well over one hundred and fifty other
Speaker 2: TikTok videos of moms, a bunch of them crying, sitting
Speaker 2: in their cars, talking about experiences of going into score,
Speaker 2: going into stories so that they could pay it forward
Speaker 2: to other moms. Katie Beach, stay at home mother of
Speaker 2: two year old and a two month old, said that
Speaker 2: the videos affected her deeply. She shared them with her
Speaker 2: group chat of other mom content creators. I can't believe
Speaker 2: that's a statement. I'd encourage them to give back.
Speaker 1: Last talking about mom talk, You're going to learn all
Speaker 1: about mom talk tomorrow and what you watch on Wednesday.
Speaker 3: I know you can't wait.
Speaker 2: Last Friday, she went to a Maryland Target, bought four
Speaker 2: fifty dollars gift cards, went to customer service desk, borrowed tape,
Speaker 2: stuck those gift cards, the receipt and notes onto different
Speaker 2: formula containers.
Speaker 1: That's nice. You should do this this afternoon. Give back
Speaker 1: to the moms in your community?
Speaker 3: What does this what have to do with me? Do
Speaker 3: you not live in a community that is held up
Speaker 3: by how dare you? Do you not live? I see
Speaker 3: you know your judo? Well something I should do?
Speaker 1: Yeah, as a man, start the man. She deserved the
Speaker 1: purse movement?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, yes, that would be lovely, very convincing.
Speaker 4: Pain.
Speaker 3: How do you handle pain? I don't know what depends
Speaker 3: where it is? Like testicular pain? Remember when I learned
Speaker 3: about that? That that's a thing? Yeah? How old were you?
Speaker 3: What you say?
Speaker 1: It was during the pandemic when men were reporting testicular
Speaker 1: pain due to the vaccines or the COVID?
Speaker 3: I don't remember which one.
Speaker 2: Isn't every part of your body susceptible to some amount
Speaker 2: of pain at some point?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I mean things have just begun hurting
Speaker 3: for no reason on my body age thing? Is that
Speaker 3: what you're saying? I think so.
Speaker 2: There have been studies that show that women suffer pain
Speaker 2: at noticeably higher rates than men, many suggesting it has
Speaker 2: to do with different hormone levels.
Speaker 1: Did you drill down to the stats to find out
Speaker 1: if these are women who have gone for childbirth? Because
Speaker 1: I have a feeling that once you've gone through childbirth,
Speaker 1: you can handle pain better than someone who has not.
Speaker 2: I have heard from women since I have not also
Speaker 2: I have not given birth.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're in the same boat there.
Speaker 2: I have heard from women who say, you could shoot
Speaker 2: me in the in the thigh and it would be
Speaker 2: more pleasing than child.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, child. Oh man, Oh, that is correct.
Speaker 2: They say that testosterone, obviously higher in men, does inhibit
Speaker 2: pain by determining how the body recognizes and transmits aches
Speaker 2: and discomfort and other chronic pain, et cetera. But it's
Speaker 2: it's more than just biology. They talk about stress having
Speaker 2: an impact on whether you tolerate pain. Childhood trauma, depression, anxiety,
Speaker 2: all of those can exacerbate pain.
Speaker 3: But there's a couple of different things.
Speaker 2: Women have stated that enduring childbirth simply makes them more
Speaker 2: tolerant to pain, but the opposite may be the case.
Speaker 2: Hormones do play a crucial role when it comes to
Speaker 2: giving birth. More endorphins, more adrenaline, more oxytocin is released
Speaker 2: that are believed to make women less sensitive to pain
Speaker 2: before they return to normal levels after you give birth.
Speaker 2: And they say that prolactin, for example, hormone in women
Speaker 2: that produces breast milk does increase sensory receptors in the
Speaker 2: body that process pain. But they also talked about the
Speaker 2: functional sex differences in the nerve cells that produce pain.
Speaker 2: The nosusceptors activated when someone is injured. It triggers that
Speaker 2: reaction to get your hand off the hot stove or
Speaker 2: something like that, or experiencing a sting from a jellyfish.
Speaker 2: The study does not show that pain is worse in
Speaker 2: men or women, but rather that the no susceptors in
Speaker 2: men and women act differently. The more nerve receptors and
Speaker 2: hormonal levels or at play. Research has shown that pain
Speaker 2: is multifactorial. According to Miami Diane Diane Hoffman, the director
Speaker 2: of the University of Maryland Law School's Law and health
Speaker 2: Care Program, you can't just look at biological and physiological
Speaker 2: you have to look at the combination with social cultural.
Speaker 3: Impacts as well.
Speaker 2: And they talked about developing a medication specifically geared towards
Speaker 2: treating women and men separately, treating pain specifically potentially better
Speaker 2: in men or women, And that's what they're trying to do.
Speaker 3: Why don't I stab you with this? What is that?
Speaker 3: And I'll stab myself and we'll see who feels more
Speaker 3: pain with a just an open paper clip. You want
Speaker 3: to just see what happens.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, where should I get us go first?
Speaker 2: No, let's see how much it hurts you pick a
Speaker 2: spot on the body.
Speaker 1: And then I also think that pain is so arbitrary,
Speaker 1: like when you're in the hospital or somebody is in
Speaker 1: the hospital and they have to say, on a scale
Speaker 1: of one to ten, how bad is your pain? I mean,
Speaker 1: one person six is another person's three, right, So.
Speaker 3: It's always odd to me.
Speaker 1: I mean, I guess that's the only way to gauge
Speaker 1: it is to have him pick.
Speaker 3: Out a number.
Speaker 1: But I mean, and how my dad loved his painkillers,
Speaker 1: so if he was in the hospital, they'd be like,
Speaker 1: how about your pain?
Speaker 3: He's like nine? Like really? Really? Is it a nine
Speaker 3: point five?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 3: Keep pushing back like that?
Speaker 2: And I wonder how much of it has to do
Speaker 2: with chronic If someone suffers from chronic pain, do they
Speaker 2: get used to it?
Speaker 3: Is that a thing?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 3: Is it something that you learned to live with? Other
Speaker 3: people don't?
Speaker 2: Other people get chronic pain and that's the end of
Speaker 2: anything that's comfortable for them. So trending Stories, Tasty Tuesday,
Speaker 2: True Crime Tuesday, we have a lot to go.
Speaker 1: I've been watching that Menendez the Ryan Murphy treatment of
Speaker 1: the Menendez brothers story, and I know people are it's
Speaker 1: controversial because he does take some liberties, liberties with his
Speaker 1: creative writing and the creative storytelling and creative plot twisting.
Speaker 1: But it is still a fun watch. I mean, you know,
Speaker 1: as fun as a true crime watch can be. It's
Speaker 1: pretty fun. But the therapist is like the the part
Speaker 1: that's really sticking out for a lot of people, and
Speaker 1: the just the malpractice, the major role he played in
Speaker 1: the trial.
Speaker 3: So we'll talk about that coming up at True Crime Tuesday. Brannon,
Speaker 3: what about the two naked guys in the shower? Did
Speaker 3: you see that scene? Yes with the penis. Yes, there
Speaker 3: is a penis that has shown one. Yes, they just
Speaker 3: swell so far.
Speaker 1: You just see the one penis and they show it
Speaker 1: from the side and then they show it from the front.
Speaker 3: I thought it was a little bit much. I did too. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: it's like, let's be a little bit like it. Oh gosh.
Speaker 2: I was offended a little bit at the fact that
Speaker 2: I saw, you know, a thing.
Speaker 3: It was large it was considerable. Sorry I didn't need
Speaker 3: to enter with that, but you are lucky. The boss
Speaker 3: is on vacation. That's all I'm going to say. You've
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