Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to kf
Speaker 1: I AM six forty, the Gary and Shannon Show on
Speaker 1: demand on the iHeartRadio apps. From the playlist, Well, I'm
Speaker 1: super excited about motivational Monday. What will bring? Where will
Speaker 1: it come from? Will come from the world of athletics? Politics?
Speaker 1: Will it be a world leader? Will it be Jim Harbaugh?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Did you see that Jim Harbaugh was used as inspiration
Speaker 1: for Ted Lasso when it came to Khakis and relentless positivity? Yeah,
Speaker 1: but okay whatever, his name is Ted Lasso, the actual
Speaker 1: man Jason sedaikis, Yeah, he did an interview about it.
Speaker 2: Really yeah, d.
Speaker 3: I didn't know that, Mike Great. There are a bunch
Speaker 3: of stories going on. Of course, that's why we do
Speaker 3: it now, this little trending segment that we call it,
Speaker 3: What's Happening?
Speaker 2: What's going on? What else? Start time for What's happening?
Speaker 3: Not to rework that introck. You know, it's stuff from
Speaker 3: my own shoelaces. By Friday, you'll be smooth as silk.
Speaker 3: You'll be like Elmer's baby making music.
Speaker 1: Maybe not at least five dead in West Virginia Flash
Speaker 1: flooding disaster. We saw some of this in parts of
Speaker 1: the country, early morning flash flooding where nobody has any
Speaker 1: ability to see this coming. Five people dead, including a
Speaker 1: three year old. Two people still unaccounted for there.
Speaker 3: This spring appears to have been one of the more
Speaker 3: dangerous springs in terms of some of that severe the
Speaker 3: severe weather outbreaks. Keeping an eye on what A couple
Speaker 3: of times Dallas Fort Worth Airport had to be completely
Speaker 3: shut down because of tornadoes and thunderstorms in the area there.
Speaker 4: So.
Speaker 3: The man suspected of killing a Minnesota lawmaker and wounding
Speaker 3: another surrender to officers yesterday and is do in court
Speaker 3: in Minneapolis. Vance Bolter arrested in charge with murder and
Speaker 3: attempted murder. He apparently posed as a police officer and
Speaker 3: was able to fatally shoot Democratic Former Democratic House Speaker
Speaker 3: Melissa Hortman and her husband Authority City also shot State
Speaker 3: Senator John Hoffman and his wife, Yvett. They were injured
Speaker 3: at their residence about nine miles away, and I mentioned
Speaker 3: that they said that the state senator was shot nine
Speaker 3: times and his wife was shot eight times, and they
Speaker 3: both are expected to survive.
Speaker 1: Perdue Pharma is entering a seven point four billion with
Speaker 1: a B dollar settlement with fifty five US states and
Speaker 1: territories who have accused of Purdue Pharma while they're the
Speaker 1: company behind OxyContin of fueling the nationwide opioid crisis, as
Speaker 1: the allegation by aggressively marketing its products seven point billion dollars.
Speaker 1: This is also going to end the Sackler family's ownership
Speaker 1: of Purdue Pharma. Money from the settlement will go to
Speaker 1: state and local governments, individuals, and Native American tribes. Since
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety nine, there have been more than eight hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty thousand opioid related OD deaths.
Speaker 2: Since ninety nine, eight hundred and fifty thousand.
Speaker 3: Speaking of money, you're about to pay more and don't worry.
Speaker 3: The roads in California are going to be great. Statewide
Speaker 3: changes could cause gas prices to rise across the state
Speaker 3: coming up July first.
Speaker 2: Here's the problem.
Speaker 3: They don't know how much the state's excise tax will
Speaker 3: go up from fifty nine point six cents to sixty
Speaker 3: one point two cents per gallon. But there's also an
Speaker 3: environmental regulation program called the Low Carbon Fuel Standard, and
Speaker 3: exactly how much it is going to raise is not
Speaker 3: that clear. There's a study from the University of Pennsylvania
Speaker 3: said gas prices could go up by as much as
Speaker 3: sixty five cents per gallon in the near term, on
Speaker 3: top of the record breaking prices that we already pay
Speaker 3: for gasoline.
Speaker 1: In California, there was an outage that affected Spectrum customers
Speaker 1: across La Van Eyes surrounding areas yesterday morning. Spectrum describes
Speaker 1: this as a criminal act of vandalism, and now they're
Speaker 1: offering a reward for helping the person responsible. Apparently, their
Speaker 1: fiber optic lines were intentionally cut in La They did
Speaker 1: not say how many customers were affected by the fiber cuts,
Speaker 1: but that the temporary outage affected some residents and businesses.
Speaker 3: Fiber optic lines were cut in the search for copper wire.
Speaker 3: There is no copper wire and fiber optic line, so
Speaker 3: it just ends up being vandalism and the bad guys
Speaker 3: don't get anything out of them.
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Speaker 1: want you to think twice before buying gas station heroin
Speaker 1: talking about those brightly colored little bottles often sold at
Speaker 1: gas stations, convenience stores smoke shops sometimes called gas station heroin.
Speaker 1: They're usually marketed as energy shots or cognitive supplements, but
Speaker 1: contain tian neptine, an unapproved drug that can be addictive
Speaker 1: and carries.
Speaker 2: The risks of serious side effects.
Speaker 1: If I'm into drugs, all I'm hearing is Ooh, there's
Speaker 1: a new drug and I can get it at seven eleven.
Speaker 2: It has been used, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Yes, it has been used in foreign countries as an antidepressant,
Speaker 3: but it's never been approved by the FDA for anything
Speaker 3: here in the United States.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to say what the name of it
Speaker 1: is or what they look like, because if you want
Speaker 1: to get drugs, you can find drugs, But I am
Speaker 1: not going to do a how to guide.
Speaker 3: When you walk into the gas station, grab it off
Speaker 3: the shelf.
Speaker 2: And take it to the counter. That's the how to.
Speaker 1: A tourist has fallen on and destroyed a piece of art,
Speaker 1: crystal van Go chair, in a what they're calling a
Speaker 1: viral museum mishap. This happened at the Palazzo Mafi Museum
Speaker 1: and Verona visitor damaging this delicate.
Speaker 2: How do you say that?
Speaker 1: Swarovski crystal sculptor titled van Go Chair by artist Nikola.
Speaker 2: Apparently the chair is part of the art.
Speaker 1: The couple had waited for the museum staff to exit
Speaker 1: the gallery room and leaned over the protective barrier to
Speaker 1: take turns striking a pose because everything's for the instagram.
Speaker 1: A man appears to slip and fall into the chair,
Speaker 1: crushing it underneath him. They broke the one of a
Speaker 1: kind chair, and apparently there's been a lot of public outrage,
Speaker 1: to which I say, if you're filling outrage over a
Speaker 1: broken chair from an art display, you've won life.
Speaker 3: Well, she this man and woman, she is the one
Speaker 3: who started pretending to be like, oh look, I'm going
Speaker 3: to sit down on the chair, but never touches cheek
Speaker 3: to plank. He does the same thing and she's going
Speaker 3: to take a picture of him, and it's hard to
Speaker 3: tell if he loses his balance or if he just
Speaker 3: leans back. Probably hasn't done it on this also a problem.
Speaker 3: They did say that they've rebuilt it. Painstaking restoration is
Speaker 3: one way to put it, and I don't know if
Speaker 3: they ever had id'd the two people.
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Speaker 2: Forty baby making music. Yeah, give it a little two
Speaker 2: on the nose. No, I meant the fact that it's
Speaker 2: still happening last one. Sorry, No, I was trying to
Speaker 2: send a message.
Speaker 1: I was trying to enable you to take a victory
Speaker 1: lap here, all right, never stop.
Speaker 2: Gary is so disappointed.
Speaker 1: Sometimes Gary lives with his normal people in his life
Speaker 1: on the weekends and hasn't been exposed to me for
Speaker 1: a couple of days and comes back on Monday and
Speaker 1: he just looks at me with complete disgust and disappointment
Speaker 1: and shakes his head several times a day. It's stronger
Speaker 1: on Monday because he's not used to it. He's spent
Speaker 1: the weekend with normal, nice people, and then he's got
Speaker 1: to come back to this and it's just like, Ah.
Speaker 3: It's not disappointment, it's just sheer anger. It's all unadulter.
Speaker 3: Really couldn't keep his straight faith.
Speaker 2: Why is it anger?
Speaker 3: Ah?
Speaker 2: Listen, what the reason? It's? Anger?
Speaker 3: Will stay between my AI chat pot and myself? Okay,
Speaker 3: I need to tell you you do not guess what
Speaker 3: didn't open today?
Speaker 2: Your heart the love? Oh really yes?
Speaker 3: Why failed to open on time today? Thousands of people
Speaker 3: stuck in lines. A union representative at the Louver everybody
Speaker 3: knows the Louver is the museum in Paris said the
Speaker 3: world's most visited museum is the site of a protest
Speaker 3: that the workers are upset about the working conditions. The
Speaker 3: disruption the late opening of the Louver was caused by
Speaker 3: a spontaneous movement among front of house staff, including gallery, attendance,
Speaker 3: reception and security.
Speaker 1: Hot tip, if you're going to the Louver and you
Speaker 1: don't want to stand in the massive lines, go to
Speaker 1: the entrance sets through the bookstore underground.
Speaker 2: That is the shortest line.
Speaker 3: A few months ago, President m Nuel Macron unveiled a
Speaker 3: plan to rescue the Louver from They said these types
Speaker 3: of things that are now boiling over. It's not just
Speaker 3: too many people. There are too many people. There are
Speaker 3: water leaks, they've said, dangerous temperature swings. Outdated infrastructure is
Speaker 3: part of it, and foot traffic far beyond.
Speaker 2: What the There are too many people. What the museum
Speaker 2: can handle. It sounds like they want money doesn't it.
Speaker 2: That's what everybody wants at some point. It's kind of
Speaker 2: the same thing.
Speaker 3: The jury has returned for its first full day of
Speaker 3: deliberations in the second murder trial of Karen Reid. She's
Speaker 3: charged with killing her Boston Police officer boyfriend. They began
Speaker 3: deliberations late last week, more than a month after that
Speaker 3: trial started. She's accused of hitting John O'Keeffe with her
Speaker 3: car outside of a house party and then leaving him
Speaker 3: to die in the snow. She's been charged with second
Speaker 3: degree murder murder that is manslaughter and leaving the scene.
Speaker 3: Her lawyers say that O'Keefe was bitten by a dog
Speaker 3: and then left outside of that home in Canton in
Speaker 3: a conspiracy that was orchestrated by police.
Speaker 1: I'm going to sound jaded and cynical, but I found
Speaker 1: this this story this morning in the Washington Post, and
Speaker 1: it's about the travel ban and the implications of the
Speaker 1: travel ban. Are future travel bands And here here's the headline.
Speaker 1: They fell in love on WhatsApp. The travel band means
Speaker 1: their wedding is off. And I'm thinking they fell in
Speaker 1: love on WhatsApp. Now I know I am not of
Speaker 1: this current world and I know people do fall in
Speaker 1: love on things like WhatsApp.
Speaker 2: What these two haven't even met.
Speaker 1: Each other in the flesh. Apparently they sent out it's
Speaker 1: a very boo Who story. Do we have any boo
Speaker 1: Who music? Any like Woe is Me My Life? No,
Speaker 1: that's more sex or elm or sex stuff.
Speaker 2: I've like, is that boo Who? That's funeral's death and distress.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking of the John and Ken show. They had
Speaker 1: a boo Who song. I think my mind just shorted.
Speaker 2: Did you say booty songs? No, but that might be
Speaker 2: part of this story.
Speaker 1: Oh, okay, that you had send out invitations, They bought
Speaker 1: their rings, they arranged travel logistics. Mohammed Abdou is the
Speaker 1: groom to be. He would fly from Virginia to Egypt,
Speaker 1: where he would marry his fiance, Hannah in a traditional
Speaker 1: Sudanese wedding. The ceremony is set for Cairo, schedule next month,
Speaker 1: supposed to be, you know, a wedding festive and oh,
Speaker 1: I don't know, an in person introduction for the couple.
Speaker 2: They fell in love over Nice to meet you. They
Speaker 2: fell in love.
Speaker 1: Over WhatsApp, and they were on opposite sides of the
Speaker 1: Atlantic ocean. For months, they talked every day over video
Speaker 1: calls about building a life together in the DC suburb where.
Speaker 2: The groom had made a home and started a career.
Speaker 1: But then it was all upended by the Trump administration's
Speaker 1: travel ban.
Speaker 2: Do do do Okay?
Speaker 3: So the executive order that was the travel ban issued
Speaker 3: this month bars people from Sudan and eleven other countries
Speaker 3: from coming into the United States, which meant that our
Speaker 3: friend Abdo could no longer bring Abdallah's ease back with
Speaker 3: him to Virginia.
Speaker 1: Just a little tip from somebody who spent a long
Speaker 1: time doing news writing, news making people trying to make
Speaker 1: people pay attention.
Speaker 2: If you're going to.
Speaker 1: Use a couple and hold up a couple as your
Speaker 1: boo Who's story for the travel ban, and I'm not
Speaker 1: saying it hasn't ruined lives and altered big plans, but
Speaker 1: if you want to highlight that and make people.
Speaker 2: Go, oh my god, that's awful.
Speaker 1: Do not use a couple who met on WhatsApp and
Speaker 1: has never met in person. It's so unrelatable to the
Speaker 1: majority of us that we do not feel boo who.
Speaker 1: All we're thinking when we read this is not about
Speaker 1: the travel ban. It's who agrees to marry someone they've
Speaker 1: never met?
Speaker 2: How does this all begin?
Speaker 1: Isn't WhatsApp used for nefarious activities?
Speaker 2: Is somebody running drugs? I mean, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like, it just opens itself into so many distractions that
Speaker 1: are distracting you from your purpose of your story, which
Speaker 1: is the travel ban is awful.
Speaker 3: I think there is a cultural sliver of it that
Speaker 3: we wouldn't necessarily understand.
Speaker 2: Sure that they I know, I misunderstand many cultural slippers.
Speaker 2: But they both grew up in Sudan.
Speaker 3: So the idea of marrying somebody who's not your romantic
Speaker 3: partner is probably more common arranged marriages stuff like that.
Speaker 2: But you've met that person, haven't you? All the time?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I've never been in an arranged marriage, so but I
Speaker 3: would assume that that's at least part of it. But again,
Speaker 3: that's part that the Washington postwriter knew in order to
Speaker 3: milk the sympathy out of people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it's not milking any sympathy when most people
Speaker 1: are scratching their heads, going.
Speaker 2: What how does that work? You know?
Speaker 1: This is in a New York Times wedding announcement of
Speaker 1: you know two people who I don't know.
Speaker 2: I know. Love is love.
Speaker 1: It comes to fruition in many different ways, and sometimes
Speaker 1: those ways are on WhatsApp.
Speaker 3: But anyway, Hannah went on to say, in the end,
Speaker 3: we realized we have plans for one thing, but God
Speaker 3: ends up planning for something different.
Speaker 1: That's a good way to looking at it. So maybe
Speaker 1: God plans you to meet somebody in real life and
Speaker 1: then marry them.
Speaker 2: I don't know, maybe not. That's a lot of planning
Speaker 2: for a lot of people. What do you mean, can
Speaker 2: he get that specific God? Yeah? Sure, okay.
Speaker 1: I like that you come to me for your questions
Speaker 1: about our Holy Father. That makes me feel good.
Speaker 2: You might be the only one motivational Monday when we
Speaker 2: come back.
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Speaker 4: AM six.
Speaker 2: Forty timely reference.
Speaker 3: I was right up there with trying to do it
Speaker 3: live to think you and I are The last time
Speaker 3: I saw somebody drive a car off a cliff very top.
Speaker 2: You couldn't make that movie today. Yeah, I don't think so. Well,
Speaker 2: beyond the fact that Brad Pitt's no longer twenty nine
Speaker 2: years old.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, I saw pictures of him over the weekend,
Speaker 1: paparazzi pictures of him on a date night with his
Speaker 1: girlfriend in New York.
Speaker 2: Man, he's sixty one, Brad Pitch. Yeah, it's fine. He
Speaker 2: looks great, looks great in the f one movie.
Speaker 1: But seeing him in those paparazzi pictures of the weekend,
Speaker 1: like out after dark at sixty one, you.
Speaker 2: Look sixty one.
Speaker 3: Not good lighting? Probably, yeah, you know, not a whole
Speaker 3: lot of makeup. He not chiseled, not chiseled. It's life.
Speaker 2: It is life. There's a bunch of stuff going on.
Speaker 3: The man accused of killing that Minnesota lawmaker and wounding
Speaker 3: another one went to the homes of two other lawmakers
Speaker 3: we found out to carry out more carnage the night
Speaker 3: of the shootings, but apparently one of the other lawmakers
Speaker 3: wasn't home, and then the suspect left the other house
Speaker 3: before police arrived. That's according to the US attorney who
Speaker 3: is pressing charges against vance Bolter. He is accused of
Speaker 3: posing as a police officer and fatally shooting a state representative,
Speaker 3: Melissa Hartman and her husband, and then he also shot
Speaker 3: an injury to State Senator John Hoffman and his wife,
Speaker 3: but they are expected to survive.
Speaker 1: Sho Hey Ataani big news. That is the big news
Speaker 1: today here in Los Angeles, making his pitching debut twenty
Speaker 1: one months after he had elbow surgery. He's going to
Speaker 1: pitch an inning, maybe two against the Padres tonight in
Speaker 1: the series opener. He has, as we've been reporting, throwing
Speaker 1: simulated games recently in preparation. Typically pitchers returning from injuries
Speaker 1: go on minor league rehab assignments, obviously, but he's an exception.
Speaker 2: Because he's three time MVP.
Speaker 1: He's batting two ninety with twenty five homers, leading the NL,
Speaker 1: forty one RBIs, eleven stolen.
Speaker 2: Bass, and he's going to pitch Jesus, Mary and Joseph.
Speaker 2: He's got all three. I'm gonna watch that. I'm totally
Speaker 2: gonna watch that. Are you kidding? Or I'll listen to
Speaker 2: it on AM five seventy LA Sports. I'm gonna watch
Speaker 2: it and listen together because you're better than everybody. WHOA where?
Speaker 2: What are you dealing with?
Speaker 3: My God again, I have a lot to talk to
Speaker 3: my AI chat bought about the rest of the day.
Speaker 2: Hey, motivational Monday.
Speaker 3: We thought that we started off with a little bit
Speaker 3: of a I don't know, a little spark in the
Speaker 3: step to find a way to you know, perky up
Speaker 3: a little bit, find something that sparks your sparks the
Speaker 3: rest of your day as we go in for the
Speaker 3: rest of the week.
Speaker 2: Huh.
Speaker 3: So we have accumulated a whole smorgasboard of different kinds
Speaker 3: of motivational speeches. Some of them are happy, some of
Speaker 3: them are funny, some of them are downright mean, but
Speaker 3: they're definitely inspirational.
Speaker 1: Can we need them on a Monday to get the
Speaker 1: week kicked off correctly? You know who I saw in
Speaker 1: the elevator this morning, right away to start my week
Speaker 1: at work? Is there a better person to be in
Speaker 1: the elevator with? I say, nay?
Speaker 3: I You know what, now that you mentioned that, I
Speaker 3: may make my AI chatbot Roy Lee.
Speaker 2: Greatly beneficial to you in your life.
Speaker 3: Use his fun North Carolina isms. Uh huh, all of it.
Speaker 2: It would be great, all right? So grab that wheel
Speaker 2: and spin it.
Speaker 3: Okay, Oh, this is gonna be great.
Speaker 2: I'm ready from the world of theater, or as I
Speaker 2: like to say, theater. Well, I'm thinking movie theater.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I'm.
Speaker 2: Gonna do like.
Speaker 3: And let's third solil liquid Charlie Simms scholarship student at
Speaker 3: an executive New England prep school. Charlie is hired to
Speaker 3: keep an eye on retired Army Lieutenant Colonel Frank Slay.
Speaker 3: Frank Slay, blind Vietnam vet who has become a cantankerous, cynical.
Speaker 2: Alcoholic the scent of a woman.
Speaker 3: Charlie's accused of a prank at his boarding school, and
Speaker 3: Frank suggests Charlie sack up and face the consequences.
Speaker 1: Is there anything better than a young man needing a
Speaker 1: father figure who doesn't have one, and an unsuspecting father
Speaker 1: figure swooping into his life and making us all cry
Speaker 1: over our popcorn?
Speaker 3: In a dark chapter, Frank decides he's going to commit suicide,
Speaker 3: but Charlie interrupts him convinces him to face his consequences. Well, remember,
Speaker 3: Charlie was accused of that prank at the boarding school,
Speaker 3: and at the discipline hearing in front of the entire
Speaker 3: student body chills. Frank surprises Charlie and sits right next
Speaker 3: to him in front of the entire school.
Speaker 5: Mister Sims, I will give you one final opportunity to
Speaker 5: speak on Mister SAMs doesn't want it. He doesn't need
Speaker 5: to be labeled still worthy of being a bad man.
Speaker 2: What the hell is that? What is your motto? Here? Boys?
Speaker 5: Inform on your classmates, save your hide. Anything short of that,
Speaker 5: we're gonna burn you up the steak? What gentlemen, When
Speaker 5: the sh it's the fan, some guys run and some
Speaker 5: guys stay. Here's Charlie facing the fire, and there's George
Speaker 5: hiding in Big Daddy's pocket.
Speaker 2: And what are you doing?
Speaker 5: You're gonna reward George and destroy Charlie.
Speaker 2: Are you finished, mister step No, I'm just getting warmed up.
Speaker 5: You're building a rat ship here, a vessel for sea
Speaker 5: going snitches. And if you think you're preparing these minnos
Speaker 5: for manhood, you better think again, because I say you
Speaker 5: are killing the very spirit this institution proclaims it instills.
Speaker 2: What a sham?
Speaker 5: What kind of a show you guys putting on here today?
Speaker 5: I mean, the only class in this act is sitting
Speaker 5: next to me. And I'm here to tell you this
Speaker 5: boy's soul is intact. It's non negotiable. You know how.
Speaker 5: I know someone here and I'm not gonna say who
Speaker 5: offer to buy it? Only Charlie here wasn't selling show.
Speaker 2: You're right, ab order, I show you hot order.
Speaker 5: You don't know what that audi is, mister trash, I'd
Speaker 5: show you, but I'm too old, I'm too tired, I'm
Speaker 5: too blind. If I would have, man, I was five
Speaker 5: years ago. I take a flamethroat of this place out
Speaker 5: of order. Who the hell do you think you're talking to?
Speaker 2: I've been around, you know.
Speaker 5: There was a time I could see and I have
Speaker 5: seen boys like these, younger than these, their arms torn out,
Speaker 5: their legs ripped off. But there is nothing like the
Speaker 5: sight of an amputated spirit. There is no prosthetic for that.
Speaker 2: You think you're.
Speaker 5: Merely sending this splendid foot soldier back home the argon
Speaker 5: with his tail between his legs. But I say you
Speaker 5: are executing his soul. And why because he's not.
Speaker 2: A bad man.
Speaker 4: Bad man.
Speaker 5: You hurt this boy, you're gonna be bad bums, the
Speaker 5: lot of you and Harry, Jimmy Trent, wherever you are
Speaker 5: there you too. I don't know if Charlie's silence here
Speaker 5: today is right or wrong. I'm not a judge or jewry,
Speaker 5: but I can tell you this, he won't sell any
Speaker 5: buddy out.
Speaker 2: Goodbye, his This up and not, my friends, is called integrity.
Speaker 2: That's called courage.
Speaker 5: Now, that's the stuff leaders should be made.
Speaker 2: Nineteen ninety two, sanaa Wal of Alpacnita. So good, fantastic.
Speaker 2: I love that. I love the motivation, A little motivated.
Speaker 1: I feel motivated. I feel ready to carry on with
Speaker 1: integrity for the week onward. That too much, probably too much.
Speaker 2: I want to take a throw out this place. I
Speaker 2: do have favorites I do.
Speaker 3: I feel like we should, we should use that on
Speaker 3: a regular basis.
Speaker 2: I am totally amenable to that. All right, Gary and
Speaker 2: Shannon will continue in just a moment.
Speaker 4: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI
Speaker 4: AM six forty.
Speaker 2: Some weirdness with the Diddy trial.
Speaker 3: By the way, the judge overseeing Sean Combe's federal trial
Speaker 3: is mister Juror. Early today, after the guy gave inconsistent
Speaker 3: information about where he actually lives, prosecutors raised this issue
Speaker 3: after the juror in a casual conversation with a court
Speaker 3: staff members that he had recently moved in with his
Speaker 3: girlfriend in New Jersey, but during jury selection, he said
Speaker 3: that he lived in the Bronx with his fiancee and
Speaker 3: the prosecution said that the inconsistency demonstrated a concerning lack
Speaker 3: of candor. They were able to convince the judge that
Speaker 3: maybe this guy tried to get on the jury for
Speaker 3: either protection of Sean Ditty Combs or maybe some money
Speaker 3: making scheme he had in his own mind.
Speaker 1: Well, for more than at least a decade, developers, app
Speaker 1: developers have tried to perfect the science of compatibility as
Speaker 1: they wadhe into the lucrative dating world. You had Tender
Speaker 1: promising infinite swipes, Bumble had women make the first move.
Speaker 1: Grinder a gay utopia. Some would argue lex was entirely
Speaker 1: text based. I remember that One and Pure, an anonymous
Speaker 1: dating app, was all about shameless hookups. Well, AI is
Speaker 1: reimagining the landscape of big dating. Yeah, it's like big Pharma,
Speaker 1: but big dating. And they have come up with a solution.
Speaker 1: No one is asked for ready for it? This is
Speaker 1: crazy matching singles based on your browser histories.
Speaker 3: It's the site itself is a little bit off putting
Speaker 3: as well. It's browser dot dating. That's the web address,
Speaker 3: browser dot dating, the dating website, matching people based on
Speaker 3: their browser history. And there's a big button right there
Speaker 3: at the front that says, upload your browser history. Now,
Speaker 3: think about everything you've searched for. I don't mean you,
Speaker 3: I just mean you the general you, everything you've searched
Speaker 3: for recently, and the internet is somehow going to find
Speaker 3: your digital twin, is what it says, based on somebody
Speaker 3: who has a similar browser history.
Speaker 1: Some of the examples of your browser history queries are
Speaker 1: listed like this, wondering if your cat is trying to
Speaker 1: kill you? Why farts smell the way they do? Maybe
Speaker 1: these questions are the key to finding a soulmate. Maybe
Speaker 1: matching weirdness, matching insecurities, matching neuroses. Oh, he googled end
Speaker 1: sage kidney failure, so did I. Maybe we're meant to
Speaker 1: be great? Are they trying to hypochondriax? Trying to outstick
Speaker 1: each other?
Speaker 2: That's the thing.
Speaker 1: That's that's why I just think there's definitely something to
Speaker 1: opposites being a good thing.
Speaker 2: Totally.
Speaker 3: That's what That's the biggest shortcoming I see with this,
Speaker 3: because it it doesn't take into account, or it doesn't
Speaker 3: take into account the differences that make a relationship work.
Speaker 1: The last person I would want to date and or
Speaker 1: marry is myself.
Speaker 2: You think I want that.
Speaker 1: You think most people want that reflective back to them.
Speaker 2: I think you would think the same thing.
Speaker 3: It says how it works, I would have fun with me.
Speaker 3: Oh but it would just we would just would just.
Speaker 2: Hang out and have fun. Like there wouldn't be what
Speaker 2: do you mean fun?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 2: What do you want to watch now? Like baseball? Enhand stuff?
Speaker 3: The baseball is the baseball game is still on? Okay,
Speaker 3: well then just watch that. What do you want to eat?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Sandwich? That sounds great, that's what That's what my marrying
Speaker 2: me would be like. Okay, yeah, but it sounds unfulfilling
Speaker 2: to me totally.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm just saying like it would be I would
Speaker 3: get along with that person, I think.
Speaker 2: But then there's no would do you know in.
Speaker 1: A partner though, somebody who was like you?
Speaker 3: No, because I think it would be. It's got to
Speaker 3: be a more well rounded relationship, right.
Speaker 1: Usually it's one person is more of a communicator.
Speaker 3: Say right, yeah, two of me in a conversation would
Speaker 3: be really boring.
Speaker 2: That would be really boring. I don't think that's true.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just think when you got into other things,
Speaker 1: like if the conversation moved into feeling.
Speaker 3: It wouldn't. It wouldn't. I'm telling you that right now.
Speaker 3: So how it works is you download and install the
Speaker 3: browser extension, and it exports your browsing history to a file,
Speaker 3: and then you upload your browser history on the website
Speaker 3: and then they say, our algorithm finds your digital twin
Speaker 3: based on browsing patterns and connect you in a chat.
Speaker 3: I don't like how this works. I just think that
Speaker 3: there's for example, you have a couple of pops and
Speaker 3: you stick down to your computer and you start looking
Speaker 3: up stuff, or maybe you look up old high school
Speaker 3: people or something like that, and then that other person
Speaker 3: is doing the exact same thing that you are. I
Speaker 3: don't find that hard to believe that that would be
Speaker 3: a workable relationship in a new real way.
Speaker 2: But be typing in your browser history right now?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm asking if my cat is trying to kill me,
Speaker 1: how does your cat show signs that it's trying to
Speaker 1: kill you versus all the other signs your cat shows you.
Speaker 2: What is the difference?
Speaker 3: They are all here to dominate and kill us. Probably
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