Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
Speaker 1: A M six forty, the Gary and Shannon Show on
Speaker 1: demand on the iHeartRadio app. When it comes to movies
Speaker 1: aboard planes, I don't mean watching them when I'm in flight.
Speaker 1: I mean those tense movies where there's a terrorist or
Speaker 1: a bomb or a bad actor on a flight and
Speaker 1: it's just a tense movie going experience for an hour
Speaker 1: and a half or two hours.
Speaker 2: Did you watch the show with Iadris Elba about his.
Speaker 3: I know what you're talking about. I did not remember.
Speaker 4: Is not the one that I saw that.
Speaker 2: I loved it. That was a great That was a
Speaker 2: great show. No you didn't like it.
Speaker 4: I didn't love it. I love it.
Speaker 1: I remember watching the trailer and thinking like, oh, that
Speaker 1: looks good. But maybe not a commitment that I was
Speaker 1: going to make for that long. I just I can
Speaker 1: do a movie, I can't really do a whole series.
Speaker 2: I guess he's going to be in the new Masters
Speaker 2: of the Universe.
Speaker 3: Oh like he man?
Speaker 2: Yeah, which I didn't know. What about Shira?
Speaker 3: Is she in it? Princess of Power?
Speaker 2: I don't know how you couldn't have her?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I wonder who gets to be Shira.
Speaker 2: I have to check that out. We are following a
Speaker 2: bunch of stories.
Speaker 5: Number one, the big deal this weekend is that the
Speaker 5: weather is changing. Our red flag warning expired an hour ago,
Speaker 5: and after our historically dry start to what we've seen
Speaker 5: as finger quotes, winter rain is now.
Speaker 2: In the forecast.
Speaker 5: We expect to see mostly cloudy skies by tomorrow morning.
Speaker 5: We'll see showers coming in by tomorrow afternoon. Those will
Speaker 5: likely stick around in some places as long as about
Speaker 5: forty eight hours. So maybe you'll take us right into Monday,
Speaker 5: and anywhere from half an inch of rain to an
Speaker 5: inch and a half could be possible. Most areas are
Speaker 5: kind of expecting right around half inch to three quarters
Speaker 5: of an inch during the storm.
Speaker 1: So a little too on the nose with Chris Hemsworth
Speaker 1: playing he man.
Speaker 3: Little two on the nose, What did you expect, somebody?
Speaker 3: Not Chris Hemsworth.
Speaker 2: Right, that'd be awful.
Speaker 3: Rates of sorry, didn't mean to knock your guy.
Speaker 5: Rates of sexlessness are climbing from coast to coast among
Speaker 5: adults age twenty two to thirty four.
Speaker 1: Just watching that first hour of anor and that's enough
Speaker 1: for them Yeah.
Speaker 5: National Survey of Family Growth shows that ten percent of
Speaker 5: young men seven percent of female counterparts say they are
Speaker 5: still virgins. In some that says for young males, sexlessness
Speaker 5: has roughly doubled across all measures over the last ten
Speaker 5: years or so. For young adult females, it's riven by
Speaker 5: it's risen by fifty percent.
Speaker 3: There's a couple reasons.
Speaker 1: It is the proliferation of easy porn everywhere. It's in
Speaker 1: your pocket, it's on your phone. It's not just on
Speaker 1: the family computer in the living room every more. Anymore,
Speaker 1: where you maybe get an hour with mom and dad
Speaker 1: out of the house, it's in your bedroom, it's in
Speaker 1: your laptop, it's in your phone, it's in your pocket.
Speaker 1: But also the screens, just how much time you spend
Speaker 1: on the screens. Our time is time that you're not
Speaker 1: using your imagination and not paying attention to your humanness true,
Speaker 1: and not socially interacting, which leads to.
Speaker 5: Sex, which is a strange thing because it's good, and
Speaker 5: that that's a very despite all of the technology that's
Speaker 5: between us and what is good. It seems to me
Speaker 5: like that would drive the goodness of it, would drive
Speaker 5: people towards it, despite the technology.
Speaker 1: A lot of sex amongst young people. Teenagers specifically, was
Speaker 1: out of boredom when we were growing up, when our
Speaker 1: parents were growing up, there was just wasn't as much
Speaker 1: to do. Yeah, you'd ride bikes and all of that stuff,
Speaker 1: and you know, you'd play in the street, what have you, baseball, cheerly,
Speaker 1: whatever you're into.
Speaker 3: But what did you obsess about?
Speaker 1: You know, it wasn't something where you were constantly stimulated
Speaker 1: on your phone. It was kind of like, well, what
Speaker 1: else is there to do? And I was like, Oh,
Speaker 1: what's he like?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Let's but imagine if you're constantly distracted by your phone, you.
Speaker 5: Don't give you don't have time to be bored, or
Speaker 5: you don't allow yourself to be mad.
Speaker 1: You don't have time to think about all of those
Speaker 1: things that go on with imagination.
Speaker 2: Imagineation, like what have you? What have you imagine?
Speaker 3: Imagine? Lately? You created anything in.
Speaker 5: You without four shots of espresso All morning, I've been
Speaker 5: trying to imagine that.
Speaker 2: It's hard, it's hurtful. It's time for swampwatch. I'm a politician,
Speaker 2: which means I'm a cheat and a liar. And when
Speaker 2: I'm not kissing babies. I'm stealing their lollipops.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we got.
Speaker 7: The real problem is that our leaders are dune.
Speaker 3: The other side never quit.
Speaker 2: So I'm not going anywhere. So train the squad. I
Speaker 2: can imagine what can be and be unburdened by what
Speaker 2: has been. You know, nervans have always been.
Speaker 4: They're gupid.
Speaker 5: A political flunder is when a politician actually tells the truth.
Speaker 2: Why have the people voted for you were not swamp
Speaker 2: watch They're all count of knowing it well.
Speaker 5: President Trump is in North Carolina. I'm not sure he
Speaker 5: has left yet, but he is going to be coming
Speaker 5: out to southern California later today to get a trip
Speaker 5: and a first hand look at some of the destruction
Speaker 5: from our fires. Recently, in the context of emergency response,
Speaker 5: he has said he is considering getting rid of FEMA.
Speaker 5: He made the remarks during this trip to North Carolina. Today.
Speaker 5: Spoke while visiting which, of course visiting North Carolina Swana
Speaker 5: Noah specifically still recovering months after Hurricane Helene, and then
Speaker 5: is headed to la He's going to land at lax
Speaker 5: sometime after about two o'clock today. He said he's weighing
Speaker 5: some changes to how FEMA responds to disasters and instead
Speaker 5: of having federal financial assistance flow through FEMA, he has
Speaker 5: said it would be better if the states handled everything
Speaker 5: that sometimes FEMA kind of gets in the way.
Speaker 7: FEMA is going to be a whole big discussion very shortly,
Speaker 7: because I'd rather see the states take care of their
Speaker 7: own problems you don't need, and then the federal government
Speaker 7: can help them out with the money. The FEMA is
Speaker 7: getting in the way of everything.
Speaker 5: That was from earlier this week, his interview that he
Speaker 5: did with Fox News.
Speaker 3: Where's the pushback there?
Speaker 1: I mean, obviously FEMA comes in after, at least in
Speaker 1: this state, when we see local agencies spring into action,
Speaker 1: state wide resources are freed up, emergency declarations, free up
Speaker 1: disaster monies. Here, FEMA I think is more important in
Speaker 1: the states, as I mentioned earlier, that don't have the
Speaker 1: infrastructure to respond to disaster the way the bigger states do.
Speaker 1: I think they're more important there. Do they gum up things?
Speaker 3: Maybe? But I want to know who and FEMA pissed
Speaker 3: off Trump.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's not something where he sat down and
Speaker 1: went line by line of FEMA and how.
Speaker 3: Big it is.
Speaker 1: Maybe it is simply that it's a massive bureaucracy and
Speaker 1: he wants to get rid of those.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think that's part of it.
Speaker 5: I also think this North Carolina and the response to
Speaker 5: Hurricane Helene was stuck in his craw because there was
Speaker 5: a belief that went around that it was a Republican state.
Speaker 5: That that prompted the Biden administration to take their foot
Speaker 5: off the gas a little bit when it came to
Speaker 5: actually getting federal assistance into those areas as quickly as possible.
Speaker 3: Anecdotally, and that's exactly what it is.
Speaker 1: You're right, because it did come out this week anecdotally
Speaker 1: that people who had Trump signs in their yard were
Speaker 1: passed over by FEMA.
Speaker 5: Well, that was actually a specific recommendation by a FEMA
Speaker 5: administrator somewhere in the state of Florida after the hurricane. Yes,
Speaker 5: where she was saying that we were supposed to skip
Speaker 5: those and.
Speaker 2: That wasn't right, Shada.
Speaker 1: That wasn't just a When I say anecdote, I don't
Speaker 1: mean rumor, but there were several instances of people saying that,
Speaker 1: and then the actual quote came out from a FEMA administrator.
Speaker 5: I don't know if that means that the government needs
Speaker 5: to hobble FEMA, or just clean out the people who
Speaker 5: would be in the way.
Speaker 2: There are people within the bureaucracy.
Speaker 1: Anything that would be in the way in anything that big,
Speaker 1: there's going to be people who are like, you know what,
Speaker 1: and screw the Biden people or screw the Trump people.
Speaker 5: The illegal imminent immigrant criminals in the United States have
Speaker 5: been rounded up, not all of them, but the Trump administration,
Speaker 5: according to the White House Press Secretary, arrested five hundred
Speaker 5: and thirty eight illegal immigrant criminals, including a suspected terrorist,
Speaker 5: four members of the Trend de aar Agua Sorry Trend
Speaker 5: de aar Agua gang, and several people convicted of sex
Speaker 5: crimes against minors. Two US military flights carried at least
Speaker 5: eighty one deportees out of the United States.
Speaker 2: Both of them apparently went to Guatemala.
Speaker 5: And then the last thing in d See today is
Speaker 5: that the Senate is expected to vote on the nomination
Speaker 5: of Pete hagg Seth as Secretary of Defense. Yesterday, they
Speaker 5: voted fifty one to forty nine on a procedural measure
Speaker 5: to end the debate, and all but two of the
Speaker 5: Republicans voted in favor of moving ahead on the nomination.
Speaker 5: That would have been Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins. They
Speaker 5: joined the Democrats and Independents in voting no. That vote,
Speaker 5: by the way, on Pete hagg Seth is very late
Speaker 5: tonight DC time. They're talking about nine or ten o'clock
Speaker 5: at night that they'll take that vote tonight.
Speaker 3: Did you know it was the year of the Snake?
Speaker 2: I did?
Speaker 3: Oh? How did you know that?
Speaker 5: Because Michelle printed out this cartoony fun baby snake picture. Hmmm,
Speaker 5: gung hey fut CHOI, that's exactly this name.
Speaker 3: The twenty ninth will be the snake's name is Happy
Speaker 3: New Year? Yes, huh.
Speaker 2: And next year, when it's the year of the Monkey,
Speaker 2: will be also gunghey fut CHOI.
Speaker 3: I think the monkey is not named Happy New Year.
Speaker 5: I don't even know if next year is the year
Speaker 5: of the monkey. Could be the rooster, I don't know.
Speaker 5: I know I was born under the rooster.
Speaker 3: Year you were you were the cock fighter.
Speaker 2: That's exactly what my nickname was. Pokemon.
Speaker 3: Twenty twenty six is the year of the horse fight.
Speaker 2: Ah, the horse.
Speaker 1: When does the monkey? I'm the monkey? When does the
Speaker 1: monkey come around? And more importantly, where the deer at.
Speaker 2: The cut your.
Speaker 5: Eye on them, deer h when we come back the
Speaker 5: Pokemon Fight to end all Pokemon fights.
Speaker 3: I didn't know Pokemon was still a thing.
Speaker 2: You are an adult, sir. What are you doing?
Speaker 3: I remember when you were wrapped up at the Pokemon craze.
Speaker 2: I never got any physical altera.
Speaker 3: You visit that as well.
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Speaker 1: you learned this week on the Gary and Shannon Show.
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Speaker 3: Do you want your Jeopardy question? I mean why not?
Speaker 2: Okay, you can hit the button.
Speaker 1: The category is losers for twelve hundred dollars. Even though
Speaker 1: Faye Dunaway announced it as the best picture at the
Speaker 1: Oscars in twenty seventeen, this movie actually lost.
Speaker 3: You love this movie?
Speaker 5: Oh what is mommy dearest?
Speaker 2: What Faye Dunaway?
Speaker 1: Okay, if it was nineteen seventy eight, or maybe that
Speaker 1: was in the eighties, what came out?
Speaker 2: And you don't have to humiliate me when I'm wrong?
Speaker 1: What came out in twenty seventeen. Don't make me do
Speaker 1: the dance or sing the song Raiders of the Lost
Speaker 1: Dark City of Stars. It was Lola Land. Oh and
Speaker 1: vers City of Stars. That song you would freaking torment
Speaker 1: me with for days. You did you have this thing
Speaker 1: for Ryan Gosling for a minute, and you would play
Speaker 1: it every day.
Speaker 2: None of what you're saying is true.
Speaker 6: And you had the.
Speaker 1: Choreography for when they do the you know, the little
Speaker 1: dance in the movie light and you would do the
Speaker 1: Ryan Gosling part all the time.
Speaker 2: I don't know what you're talking.
Speaker 3: You don't remember twenty seventeen as well as I do.
Speaker 2: Did it burn in your memory or something? I don't?
Speaker 2: I don't. I don't see star.
Speaker 1: Are you shining just for me?
Speaker 2: Awful star? There's so much that I can't say. You're
Speaker 2: right right right?
Speaker 1: Bro?
Speaker 2: Stop stop.
Speaker 5: This is the scene inside the Costco when they unveiled
Speaker 5: the new Pokemon cards.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say, I don't remember that from La
Speaker 3: La Land.
Speaker 2: Bro stop.
Speaker 3: I remember bro being a thing.
Speaker 5: Why why did this become Why did this become a
Speaker 5: thing that people were arguing that fighting over Pokemon cards?
Speaker 3: Pokemon, it's not the poke very popular.
Speaker 5: It's not the Pokemon of the young kids with the
Speaker 5: poke I'm on on your phone thing. This is the
Speaker 5: Pokemon cards. You're gonna have to is there, I don't know,
Speaker 5: to a more granular level than that. So there's Pokemon
Speaker 5: cards and there's the app with the game. It's all
Speaker 5: one universe. They're collectible card games. What I don't quite
Speaker 5: I don't know. I don't know how does this connect
Speaker 5: with your phone to make a thing?
Speaker 3: We're gonna say we sound a candle right now.
Speaker 2: But is there anything I want to ask you?
Speaker 5: Yeah, is there anything that you've gone into a store
Speaker 5: to look for and we're willing to physically fight people for.
Speaker 5: And I don't mean toilet paper or food, I mean,
Speaker 5: like us.
Speaker 3: Not since not since the.
Speaker 1: Not since the what were they called the cabbage patch
Speaker 1: calls or the jingle Bear?
Speaker 2: I don't know. A jingle bear.
Speaker 1: Jingle Bear was a holiday bear that I believe was
Speaker 1: sold at Macy's at the time, or it may have
Speaker 1: been Mervin's, or it may have been.
Speaker 3: Blooming I don't remember. But the jingle Bear was a thing.
Speaker 1: It was collectible, and it was very important to have
Speaker 1: the jingle Bear, just as much as it was important
Speaker 1: to have the cabbage patch doll. I'm gonna read my
Speaker 1: cabbage patch Doll's name was Marvin. I'm gonna add isn't
Speaker 1: that an.
Speaker 3: Odd name for a young girl to have a doll
Speaker 3: named Marvin? Jingle Bear was jac Penny.
Speaker 5: Okay, Penny seems more JC Penny than it does Macy.
Speaker 2: So yes, the jingle Bear was very big. Lady, ask
Speaker 2: the question, but add an age element to it.
Speaker 5: Over the age of twenty four, is there something you'd
Speaker 5: walk into a store and want to buy to the
Speaker 5: point that you're willing to go to fisticuffs.
Speaker 1: Over the jingle Bear? This was the jingle Bear. If
Speaker 1: you're unfamiliar, have you ever seen this before?
Speaker 5: I don't know if I've seen that one, but I
Speaker 5: threw about fifty of those away after my parents died.
Speaker 1: This is specifically the jingle Bear. It's not just a
Speaker 1: stuffed animal.
Speaker 5: It's a stuffed animal, so it's not, okay, going to
Speaker 5: reignite your four season.
Speaker 3: The jingle Bear was a little different.
Speaker 5: My mom had every year from like nineteen eighty nine
Speaker 5: through the year two thousand and seven.
Speaker 2: Wow, I don't know if it was jingle Bear.
Speaker 3: But so hell yeah, you didn't even ask me.
Speaker 2: Hell no, nasty dust ridden.
Speaker 1: Sometimes the jingle bear had a little hat where its
Speaker 1: ears stuck out, like this one.
Speaker 3: He was really Ce, wasn't he? I love Jingle Bear,
Speaker 3: I quit.
Speaker 2: Terra in the skies when we come back.
Speaker 5: And also the story about smartphone use that's now leading
Speaker 5: to hallucinations in our children. People, we keep doing all
Speaker 5: of these stories, yet you're still eager to give your
Speaker 5: kid a new phone because they're lying to you about
Speaker 5: feeling disconnected from their friends.
Speaker 1: One of my girlfriends, her daughter has a phone now,
Speaker 1: and she looked at her phone recently and.
Speaker 2: Mine field right there, it's a minefield.
Speaker 1: And it's not the first time I've heard this story.
Speaker 1: I've heard it from other people too, with kids that are,
Speaker 1: you know, just embarking on puberty. And she's texting a
Speaker 1: kid in her class and it's like, I love you
Speaker 1: so much. I love you so much. I love you
Speaker 1: to the boon and back and all the things right.
Speaker 1: And my girlfriend goes, so, do you talk to this person?
Speaker 3: You know, this kid?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: God, no, I would never.
Speaker 6: Oh.
Speaker 3: But it was the same thing when we were kids.
Speaker 1: I remember when I was in eighth grade or something
Speaker 1: and boy asked me out to be his girlfriend at recess.
Speaker 1: It was like yes, and then you separated and you
Speaker 1: never spoke to him again, and then like two weeks
Speaker 1: he would break up with you through like six different people.
Speaker 1: But you never spoke in the time that you were
Speaker 1: boyfriend and girlfriend. It's just now all via text message.
Speaker 1: I think it's the same stuff that we're losing our
Speaker 1: heads over, just in a different form.
Speaker 5: But even that, even if you don't talk for two weeks,
Speaker 5: there was a beginning and an end that involved human communication.
Speaker 3: No, it did not.
Speaker 1: There was no communication between me and Chris Nurse, but
Speaker 1: there was.
Speaker 2: All humans involved.
Speaker 3: He's from the East Coast. He was a new kid.
Speaker 2: Oh I see.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well we had a class of eighteen girls and
Speaker 1: six boys, so we were ready for some fresh meat.
Speaker 1: There's a reason why I sympathize with the mountain lions.
Speaker 2: So you were the monkeys and he was the deer.
Speaker 6: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI
Speaker 6: AM six.
Speaker 2: Forty Live everywhere on the iHeartRadio. Gary, I just thought
Speaker 2: you'd not to know. If it was a complete collection
Speaker 2: of Jingle Dough bears, it's worth between twelve and fifty
Speaker 2: thousand dollars, depending on the condition it's not the bears are.
Speaker 2: If they're really poor, it's worth at least six thousand.
Speaker 2: No it's not.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll find that.
Speaker 1: It's like my beanie baby, the Princess Die of one.
Speaker 1: It's very lucrative. I keep it in pristine condition. Do
Speaker 1: you have with a little rose.
Speaker 3: It's all purple.
Speaker 1: Be any baby with little rose on it. My aunt
Speaker 1: gave it to me circa nineteen ninety four. Yeah, it
Speaker 1: was before she before she died. I'm sorry, don't be ridiculous.
Speaker 1: That's why it's so expensive and pricey. Why it's an heirloom.
Speaker 5: Oh, so you're gonna pass it on to family, like niece, nephew,
Speaker 5: something like that.
Speaker 1: You're just upset that you squandered your jingle bear fortune.
Speaker 1: Trust me, you're like the guy that threw out that
Speaker 1: two thousand dollars statue in the garbage in Europe.
Speaker 2: That one guy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not like that guy. I threw away old
Speaker 1: dusty teddy bears if they were jingle bears. They're not
Speaker 1: just teddy bears.
Speaker 2: It's time for tearing the guys.
Speaker 6: Fight narrow and lay the day off.
Speaker 4: Roger, get off my plane, Roger, Roger, what's our vector, Victor?
Speaker 2: I have with these muffy pine and snakes on this money?
Speaker 6: It's Gary and Shannon's Terror in the Skies on KFI.
Speaker 1: Has my four shot Friday ruined my invite to Super
Speaker 1: Bowl party?
Speaker 2: No? But I will say it's on thin ice.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'll start good behavior right now.
Speaker 2: Okay? Is it because they're starting to wear off?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 2: Is your heart still beating way too fat?
Speaker 6: Hey?
Speaker 2: Have you ever flown Spirit? You ever flown Spirit Airlines?
Speaker 1: I have?
Speaker 5: Spirit Airlines is announcing a new dress code this week.
Speaker 2: It's shaking up. It's in flight policies.
Speaker 5: You must not wear revealing clothing or display offensive tattoos.
Speaker 3: How Unamerican these are?
Speaker 6: These?
Speaker 1: I mean, are we not boobs in your face and
Speaker 1: tattoos exposed in this country?
Speaker 5: These are the updated terms of their contract of carriage,
Speaker 5: which means that passengers are prohibited from wearing sea through outfits,
Speaker 5: exposing private parts, or displaying leud of seen or offensive
Speaker 5: body art.
Speaker 1: So you wouldn't be able to wear your mesh crop top.
Speaker 2: Probably not right? Yeah?
Speaker 5: I mean the example that I've seen over and over
Speaker 5: again in Spirit in this story is these to these
Speaker 5: two women, same women. No, No, I mean they're sitting together.
Speaker 5: I mean they're both kind of wearing crop tops. But
Speaker 5: I know, and then the picture of the two of them,
Speaker 5: also the bathroom selfie with the duck lits.
Speaker 1: Those are but this is what every young woman wears
Speaker 1: in America. You're gonna see cleavage, You're gonna see a
Speaker 1: spaghetti string tank top, spaetti strapped tank tops.
Speaker 2: I would just be worried that you'd be'd.
Speaker 3: These boobs are not out and about.
Speaker 1: These are boobs that are firmly in the tank top
Speaker 1: and they're living their life.
Speaker 3: But this is not egregious. Do you think this is egregious?
Speaker 2: No, this is a trip to target.
Speaker 5: Well, especially if it depends on where they're going, like
Speaker 5: are they flying to Miami.
Speaker 2: That makes perfect sense that they're going to wear.
Speaker 3: That, But that's overdressed for Miami.
Speaker 5: But airplanes are notoriously cold. I'm always cold on an airplane.
Speaker 1: I don't think they're worried about the breasts comfortability in
Speaker 1: terms of them being cold.
Speaker 5: Actually meaning I'm not talking an individual. You got to
Speaker 5: put a sweater on that one and a down jacket.
Speaker 2: On the other.
Speaker 1: Be hot, sometimes it can be cold. You got a layer,
Speaker 1: a lot of layers. These women have sweaters on airplanes?
Speaker 2: Are boots? What are you talking about airplanes.
Speaker 1: Sometimes airplanes are hot, Yeah, so you got to treat
Speaker 1: it with layers, tank top, shirt, jacket so you can
Speaker 1: adjusts as needed.
Speaker 5: A couple in Englewood is suing Jet Blue after a
Speaker 5: block of ice crashed through their roof of their home
Speaker 5: just about eight o'clock New Year's Day twenty twenty four.
Speaker 5: Michael and Leah were peacefully in their home on West
Speaker 5: one oh second Street. The chunk of ice, described as
Speaker 5: about the size of a watermelon, allegedly fell from a
Speaker 5: Jet Blue airplane as it was on route to Lax
Speaker 5: from New York. They said the ice block landed directly
Speaker 5: over their bed and that they barely escaped serious injury.
Speaker 5: FAA found that the plane had a history of potable
Speaker 5: water issues that dated back to July of twenty three,
Speaker 5: when that same plane was responsible for a similar incident
Speaker 5: dropping ice on a home in Massachusetts. The complaints said
Speaker 5: that they needed a new place to live because they
Speaker 5: felt unsafe in their home. They now suffer from emotional distress.
Speaker 5: They cannot use ice in their ice water.
Speaker 1: Do you want to hear something weird that just proves
Speaker 1: the universes listening to us? Yes, I had started playing connections. Well,
Speaker 1: I had the connections screen up and then we started
Speaker 1: talking about cabbage patch dolls and jingle Bear. Sure, cabbage Patch.
Speaker 1: What is involved with connections today? What are the odds?
Speaker 2: Pretty high?
Speaker 3: Oh, it's not a weird thing.
Speaker 2: Nope, Okay, your phone's listening to you.
Speaker 1: I mean right, But it's the same for everybody. It's
Speaker 1: not like it's a specific connections Do.
Speaker 2: You know that for sure? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Oh well in that case, never mind. Smartphones are killing
Speaker 5: our kids. They're killing our kids. They're killing our kids.
Speaker 5: That's very provocative. Smart phones are killing our kids.
Speaker 3: They're not killing our kid.
Speaker 5: They are killing our children, okay, one by one, and
Speaker 5: we're just sitting there gleefully looking like the fat slob
Speaker 5: mayonnaise people in wally and letting it happen.
Speaker 3: Is this like when MTV killed the children?
Speaker 5: No, that just made them drug addict, sex fattled fiends.
Speaker 5: This is actual physical damage. Okay, I'm not overstating. I'm
Speaker 5: not saying it to be provocative.
Speaker 1: Well let's see, Deborah, were you part of the MTV generation?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 4: I really wasn't that into it, to be honest.
Speaker 3: Okay, so there, their hypothesis has failed.
Speaker 2: Sorry, I'll reconnoiter and come back and figure it out.
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Speaker 5: President Trump is on his way to California today to
Speaker 5: get a view of wildfire damorrhage. We are expecting, by
Speaker 5: the way, rain over the next couple of days, Clouds
Speaker 5: and breezes expected tomorrow morning. Showers coming in by tomorrow afternoon.
Speaker 5: Sticking with us for about forty eight hours. Anywhere from
Speaker 5: a half an inch to as much an inch and
Speaker 5: a half that could be possible. Most area is probably
Speaker 5: gonna look at about three quarters of an inch, but
Speaker 5: the red flag warnings are expired. California is going to
Speaker 5: spend about two and a half billion dollars to help
Speaker 5: the whole area recover from the deadly wildfires. This package
Speaker 5: was signed into law yesterday by Governor Newsom and includes
Speaker 5: two and a half billion for the emergency disaster response
Speaker 5: efforts like evacuations, sheltering survivors, removing household hazardous waste. Lawmakers
Speaker 5: also approved four million for local governments to streamline the
Speaker 5: approvals for rebuilding people's homes. Another billion sorry another million
Speaker 5: dollars to support school districts and help them rebuild any
Speaker 5: facilities that may have been damaged in the fires.
Speaker 1: That's seventeen year old who shawn and killed a student
Speaker 1: in Nashville at the high school. Live streamed part of
Speaker 1: the crime. It's according to kick that's the platform he used.
Speaker 1: Companies said the account that posted the video was quickly banned,
Speaker 1: company removed it. Guy killed a female student Wednesday at
Speaker 1: Antioch High School before wounding a second student then committing suicide.
Speaker 1: I said that the shooter was influenced by Internet content
Speaker 1: that was harmful and objectionable.
Speaker 2: It's going to be a long time before I stopped
Speaker 2: touting this.
Speaker 5: And I'm not saying I'm perfect because my kids had
Speaker 5: phones when they were teenagers.
Speaker 2: But we're getting.
Speaker 5: More and more and more evidence that smartphones, specifically for kids,
Speaker 5: are not helpful. Scientists have concluded that the younger someone
Speaker 5: starts using their smartphone, the more likely they are to
Speaker 5: be crippled by a bunch of psychological problems. They survey
Speaker 5: eight teams between thirteen and seventeen years old, United States
Speaker 5: and India Sapian Labs. The addiction psychologist, doctor Nicholas Cardaris
Speaker 5: was not part of the team, but did look at
Speaker 5: the study said people don't fully appreciate the hyper real
Speaker 5: and hyper immersive screen experiences can blur reality at key
Speaker 5: stages of development.
Speaker 2: I've noticed this in social media to a degree.
Speaker 5: There was a video that showed up on my timeline
Speaker 5: yesterday that showed Air Force One flying by an an.
Speaker 2: Aircraft carrier out in the Atlantic.
Speaker 5: It wasn't real, but enough people believed that it was
Speaker 5: real that they were commenting on why would they blow
Speaker 5: that much money to fly Air Force One on a
Speaker 5: training mission passed an American aircraft carrier? Were so easy,
Speaker 5: We're so gullible. In many cases, screen time essentially acts
Speaker 5: as a toxin that stunts both brain development and social development.
Speaker 5: The younger a kid has given a device, the higher
Speaker 5: the likelihood of mental health issues later on. In this survey,
Speaker 5: again it's called the Youth Mind Rising aggression and anger,
Speaker 5: thirty seven percent of thirteen year olds, thirty seven percent
Speaker 5: reported experiencing aggression. Compare that with a quarter of the
Speaker 5: seventeen year olds. Twenty percent of the thirteen year olds
Speaker 5: said they suffered from hallucinations. Twenty percent like.
Speaker 1: What what kind of hallucinations? Are we talking about like
Speaker 1: about for two weeks.
Speaker 5: On meth hallucinations, responded said they could pose harm to themselves.
Speaker 5: Forty two percent of American girls and twenty seven percent
Speaker 5: of boys admitted to problems with suicidal thoughts. Now, again,
Speaker 5: I don't know how you compare that. Necessarily, you'd have
Speaker 5: to go back and compare that to numbers from the eighties,
Speaker 5: for example, or nineties when phones were not you bick.
Speaker 5: But the majority of these teenagers said they had feelings
Speaker 5: of the majority feelings of hopelessness, guilt, anxiety, unwanted, strange thoughts.
Speaker 5: More than forty percent reported a sense of detachment from
Speaker 5: reality from mood swings, withdrawal, traumatic flashbacks. One of the
Speaker 5: chief scientists of Sapient Labs that did the study says,
Speaker 5: once you have a phone, you spend a lot less
Speaker 5: time with in person interaction, and the less you have
Speaker 5: in person interaction, the less integrated you are into the
Speaker 5: real social fabric. And we, we we adults, we normal people,
Speaker 5: have to model the right behavior for the people who
Speaker 5: are coming after us, which means we have to maintain friendships.
Speaker 2: Eh.
Speaker 5: We have to go out and put ourselves into social
Speaker 5: situations that make us uncomfortable.
Speaker 3: I think I should be invited to the super Bowl party.
Speaker 2: You are why you keep saying that as if there's
Speaker 2: a Well, I'm not that you've.
Speaker 5: Inlighted every I mean every year, you're the one who
Speaker 5: chooses not to come.
Speaker 3: That's not true. I go to the super Bowl if
Speaker 3: I'm not coming.
Speaker 2: I've never not to go to the super Bowl party.
Speaker 1: I just feel like you've been a little cagy this
Speaker 1: year about it. Whenever I bring it up, you get
Speaker 1: a little non committal.
Speaker 4: I haven't been. I've never been, never been invited.
Speaker 3: Has Amy King been?
Speaker 4: Has Amy been?
Speaker 3: Has Amy been invited?
Speaker 4: I've been working on your show for how many years?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 2: Out of town that day?
Speaker 3: Sorry, do you see how I ruined it?
Speaker 2: Everybody?
Speaker 4: Well, now I'm going to feel bad for what just
Speaker 4: you know, No, you're totally invited. If you invited Amy,
Speaker 4: I haven't, haven't anybody.
Speaker 5: Email has not gone out yet.
Speaker 3: It's so okay, It's okay, Elmer.
Speaker 4: I was just kidding Gary, It's all good. It's all good.
Speaker 1: I see a guy across the street, the guy that
Speaker 1: we see every day, security guy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he also looks like he could use a good time.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he does.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he does big twelve o'clock hours.
Speaker 2: See your plus one.
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