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Speaker 1: let's start with this story out of the UK. Words
Speaker 1: matter today more than ever. I think, Taco, you really gotta,
Speaker 1: you know, filter and consider how things may be perceived
Speaker 1: and construed.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you have to think about everything before you
Speaker 2: say it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, despite what your true intentions may be, it's always
Speaker 1: a good idea to maybe just slow down a little bit.
Speaker 2: A lot of times I tend not to do that.
Speaker 1: We love you for it. It adds a certain pizzazz
Speaker 1: to the show. A DIY store in the UK called
Speaker 1: B and Q. It's a chain of stores that has
Speaker 1: made a public apology after some of their advertising didn't
Speaker 1: go over so well. Okay, keep in mind to do
Speaker 1: it do it yourself store. These deals were furniture in
Speaker 1: a box and stuff. Yeah, got it. They were advertising
Speaker 1: for a storage unit that in the description said was
Speaker 1: quote so easy to put together that even a girl
Speaker 1: could do it.
Speaker 2: Oh I thought they were doing it for a storage
Speaker 2: unit and they were gonna say the perfect size for
Speaker 2: a body.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, that might have gone over better. Actually, wow,
Speaker 1: that is bad. Now again back up to what I
Speaker 1: just said. They're playing on a stereotype, a long held stereotype.
Speaker 1: And again I don't think that whoever really meant. But
Speaker 1: words matter these days, and therefore the public apology.
Speaker 2: Yeah they didn't mean it in a hurtful manner. But
Speaker 2: don't you when you come up with slogans and stuff
Speaker 2: or your DIY store, don't you kind of bab it
Speaker 2: around with a few people.
Speaker 1: You would think there'd be some sort of process that
Speaker 1: it goes through before it gets to the actual advertisement.
Speaker 1: Now the irony here, of course, I find in this is,
Speaker 1: you know, my situation is probably a lot different than
Speaker 1: many of yours. I am not good at putting things together.
Speaker 1: In fact, I avoid putting things together at all costs.
Speaker 2: Me too.
Speaker 1: I have to force myself and have done so recently
Speaker 1: in an effort to work on my patience, and I
Speaker 1: found it a bit therapeutic. But normally I default the
Speaker 1: putting together stuff, specifically furniture and a box stuff to
Speaker 1: the wife, who loves doing it.
Speaker 2: And clearly knows how. I remember earlier this year, you
Speaker 2: put together a couple things. What for your back porch?
Speaker 2: I think right now?
Speaker 1: No, I put together actually a pretty involved TV stand
Speaker 1: with LED lighting and all sorts of stuff. Took me
Speaker 1: a while, but I that's it. Wouldn't happen in my world.
Speaker 1: Powered through it, and imagine my surprise when I successfully
Speaker 1: completed it, walking around like a proud peak.
Speaker 2: Look at this, you know there's a little uh the hand,
Speaker 2: not a dolly, but it's it's to drag your boat
Speaker 2: around by hand. It has a little tailor heads.
Speaker 1: Yeah, kind of like they use an the Indy car
Speaker 1: in F one racing that lifts up the front of
Speaker 1: the vehicle.
Speaker 2: Exactly. Yeah. I put one of those together, three bolts
Speaker 2: left over. It's like this all jacked. I go, this
Speaker 2: is why I don't do it exactly. Why do you do?
Speaker 2: Do you do this too?
Speaker 1: Do you rationalize and go, oh, those must just be
Speaker 1: extra Oh of course, I mean nobody notices that the
Speaker 1: thing is off by about three inches on one side
Speaker 1: because those extra bolts. My other favorite is, uh, the
Speaker 1: instructions sometimes are those three D diagrams, and I'm like,
Speaker 1: oh you kidding? Oh my god, just looking at that,
Speaker 1: I get anxiety.
Speaker 2: Huh. Are they're written as small as they possibly can?
Speaker 2: If they're written down, you're going.
Speaker 1: Huh, dude, I told you I've said this probably one
Speaker 1: hundred times. I'll say it one more time. My inclination
Speaker 1: to if you need to pay. You don't have to
Speaker 1: do this as much nowadays because a lot of these
Speaker 1: things come assembled now, specifically grills, But back before it
Speaker 1: wasn't always the case. Sometimes you'd have to pay for
Speaker 1: assembly or assemble it yourself. And by God, assembled this grill.
Speaker 1: Spent better part of an afternoon doing it. Got down
Speaker 1: to the very end and realized we had put the
Speaker 1: key piece on it was on backwards, and to fix it,
Speaker 1: disassemble just.
Speaker 2: You've talked about it in the air. It sticks in
Speaker 2: my head. Oh my god. Putting together that blackstone Blackstone's
Speaker 2: a great you know, what's what we call it? Device? Yes,
Speaker 2: but putting it together no way.
Speaker 1: A'st hardware. Just rolled on up with that bad boy
Speaker 1: in on a truck and rolled it right up.
Speaker 2: So thank you very much. Somebody said I did not inherit.
Speaker 2: My granddad's my grandparents handy Jean right either.
Speaker 1: We're with you, all right, listen to this. Say hello
Speaker 1: to Katherine Kipness. Catherine lives down in Miami Dade County
Speaker 1: in South Florida. She is accused of being the driver
Speaker 1: that fatally struck a pedestrian this past weekend, then drove
Speaker 1: away In fact, let's let's set the severity of this
Speaker 1: fatally struck the pedestrian. In fact, the victim was identified
Speaker 1: as a forty one year old person who was walking
Speaker 1: through a crossrock. Sorry, I get that's the victim's name.
Speaker 1: The driver was, I want to get this right here.
Speaker 1: Ivanna Gomes. Okay, Kipness was the victim. Evanna Gomez charged
Speaker 1: with being the driver that fled hit the person woman
Speaker 1: walking through the crosswalk so hard. This is one fifteen
Speaker 1: Saturday morning in little Havana. Oh god, hit the victims
Speaker 1: so hard at the victim's head went into the vehicle
Speaker 1: through the windshield, and some of the victim's hair got
Speaker 1: caught on the passenger seat belt. The officer witnessed the
Speaker 1: crash and tried to stop Gomes, but she didn't stop.
Speaker 1: Affidavid went on to say she kept driving until she
Speaker 1: was slowed by traffic. When the police eventually caught up
Speaker 1: to her, they could smell booze coming from her, noticed
Speaker 1: that she had bloodshot eyes, there was vomit on the
Speaker 1: passenger seat, and then, oh my.
Speaker 2: God, this is the It's already horrific, she said, told said,
Speaker 2: it's just a homeless person. I hit.
Speaker 1: It was an accident.
Speaker 2: You're done, lady.
Speaker 1: Judge didn't find this very compelling either. Currently two hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty thousand dollars bond sitting in jail waiting for
Speaker 1: a next appearance. It was just a homeless person. Somebody said,
Speaker 1: so easy, Lynch can do it. Yeah, yeah, put that
Speaker 1: on the box. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Somebody else mentioned what you mentioned. Ace Hardware preassembles grills.
Speaker 2: Love those guys. Now, when I got my big Green
Speaker 2: Egg there they did it. But for my Blackstone, Remember
Speaker 2: I got that great deal online online. Doesn't put it
Speaker 2: together for you, handyman did? Thank god?
Speaker 1: How much did that cost you to have put together?
Speaker 2: It was an hourly thing and it took at least
Speaker 2: an hour with all those bolts.
Speaker 1: To anybody who lives with a roommate or has, you
Speaker 1: undoubtedly have probably had disagreements over habits, multiple types of
Speaker 1: habits in different areas. And well, yes, yes, let's go
Speaker 1: to Provo, Utah, where a twenty three year old woman
Speaker 1: has been arrested for assault after she allegedly tried to
Speaker 1: strangle her roommate during an argument over dirty plates not
Speaker 1: being washed.
Speaker 2: Is this the ones where she's soaking them? Police? Say.
Speaker 1: The woman followed the victim of the roommate as she
Speaker 1: ran to her room, pushed through the closed bedroom door,
Speaker 1: made her fall to the ground, grabbed her by the
Speaker 1: hair and neck, and strangled her to the point where
Speaker 1: she couldn't breathe. She also tried to kick her.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: At this point, the victim managed to get ahold of
Speaker 1: a phone and call you know, nine one one when
Speaker 1: the police arrived, and all of this eventually sorted out
Speaker 1: with the arrest of the aggressive roommate, who was upset
Speaker 1: over the dirty dishes. No, there was no soaking mentioned,
Speaker 1: although it is. It is Utah where soaking has a
Speaker 1: whole different Uh. Oh, I know what that is there
Speaker 1: in Utah.
Speaker 2: Pat is back to the real, said the other soaking
Speaker 2: in the sink. Pat is not a fan of that. No. No,
Speaker 2: anytime the wife or kid has something in the sink,
Speaker 2: soak and I, uh.
Speaker 1: Don't you that's a pet peeve of yours too, isn't
Speaker 1: it the soak mine?
Speaker 2: No? No, I can handle it because I soak stuff
Speaker 2: every now and then. But mine is that I refuse
Speaker 2: to clean the uh like this kind of container or
Speaker 2: plastic you know, like during during school isolated cups. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and then and then the little tupperware because it's a
Speaker 2: pain to and I don't use it. So I figured, hey,
Speaker 2: if you come up from school with tupperware, don't just
Speaker 2: throw it in the sink, you know, clean it, because
Speaker 2: I'm not. It just it's there in stacks.
Speaker 1: My uh, my answer when because you know, the other
Speaker 1: members of my household know that the soaking thing is
Speaker 1: a pet peeve. And my argument is, and I have
Speaker 1: to put it since I discovered those I don't even
Speaker 1: know what are those smiley faced things. Those scrubbers would say, scrubby. Yeah,
Speaker 1: those those will take off whatever you're trying to soak immediately.
Speaker 2: They'll take off a paint job on a car, a
Speaker 2: little yellow, little yellow ones that are rough.
Speaker 1: About the size of a hockey puck. No no soaking needed.
Speaker 1: When you got one of those bad boys.
Speaker 2: And one j r R. It just rocks.