Speaker 1: The JV Show on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 2: You know, the first thing we do every single morning
Speaker 2: is the first talk back of the day.
Speaker 3: Here is today's.
Speaker 4: Morning JV's show. It's Tracy D from Savatao. I have
Speaker 4: a message for Jess. I heard I was just podcasting
Speaker 4: yesterday and she wanted house plants. Make sure that your
Speaker 4: house plants are cat friendly. I've made that mistake before,
Speaker 4: got my cat sick. And if you get a big
Speaker 4: like ficus tree that stands on the floor and carefully,
Speaker 4: your cats will take up, but your cat bubbles them
Speaker 4: in it or dig in it.
Speaker 3: Have a good day, guys, bye, that would be hilarious.
Speaker 3: I'm just sending you a little block. Oh no, I
Speaker 3: think about that.
Speaker 5: But yeah, there's a lot of flowers I can't buy
Speaker 5: now because I have a cat. Wait, because it'll make
Speaker 5: the cats sick if they eat them, Yeah, which they
Speaker 5: will probably because they get very curious.
Speaker 6: Yeah, cat ownership sounds great.
Speaker 3: It is actually really Thank you for that though, Tracy, Yes,
Speaker 3: I needed that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, think about your cat plant combos. Yeah, cat ownership
Speaker 7: man have fun so exciting. I'm just on the outside
Speaker 7: looking in now. If my wife didn't have that peschiology.
Speaker 3: I tell you you would have them.
Speaker 7: Oh cats says, I'd be a full on cat farmer,
Speaker 7: just herd, the cats running around, and I have like
Speaker 7: a big fenced enclosure just cats everywhere.
Speaker 3: Graham, Can I ask you something? Because I feel like
Speaker 3: you know a lot you know.
Speaker 2: I mean, you're not a doctor, but you play one
Speaker 2: on this show, and I feel like you're just smart
Speaker 2: about things in general.
Speaker 3: Can tonsoles grow back?
Speaker 6: What do you mean?
Speaker 3: Chety thinks her tonsils are growing back?
Speaker 7: Well, you had them cheating. You had your tonsils removed,
Speaker 7: and now they're growing back.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's what my doctor said, Surrey did she she did?
Speaker 3: Yeah? No, but I got sickle like this past weekend.
Speaker 8: So I went to the doctor and they were like,
Speaker 8: your tonsils are growing back like a little bit.
Speaker 3: They don't grow fully. Is that possible? She said, It's rare.
Speaker 8: But I did google it, and parts of your tosses
Speaker 8: can grow back.
Speaker 6: You can find anything on Google to back up whatever.
Speaker 1: He told me.
Speaker 3: We know they go back and just google things too.
Speaker 3: They do. Did you leave of them doing that?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 3: I believe it. Did she leave the room after the examination?
Speaker 3: She did it?
Speaker 6: I get it.
Speaker 7: I gotta see something weird going on here. Tonsils going back?
Speaker 8: Yes, not still Lotley too. She's like, oh yeah, your
Speaker 8: tounsles are growing back. It's rare, but wow, so do
Speaker 8: you have to get them re removed? No, they're not
Speaker 8: going to go as big as they used to.
Speaker 3: But it's like a little well, you don't know that, right.
Speaker 6: You can't predict the future.
Speaker 8: I googled this and it doesn't it doesn't go back
Speaker 8: to it's at least your hope.
Speaker 3: You can google to say anything you want.
Speaker 6: It's very rare. We don't know what's gonna happen, and
Speaker 6: you rare.
Speaker 2: I didn't even know that was possible for your to
Speaker 2: go back. What's the point of getting them out?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 6: How old were you when you got your tonsils taken in?
Speaker 3: Like four or something? I don't remember four.
Speaker 6: Why do they take your tonsils out again?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I was very young, like a child,
Speaker 3: Yeah I was. I got mine out in high school.
Speaker 6: Really, you got your tonsils out?
Speaker 3: You know you didn't get yours out? No? I still
Speaker 3: have mine too. I think maybe I was getting a
Speaker 3: lot of strip throat or something. I don't know. I
Speaker 3: don't know why you have to get them out either.
Speaker 6: Sounds like you are growing back right now. Selena's right now.
Speaker 3: Now, I think because of cheeny.
Speaker 2: I don't know though, Sorry, she says, She's like almost better.
Speaker 3: And I just I've been worse.
Speaker 6: You've been spied. You're spiraling, you said them worse than yesterday.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 7: No bad. Maybe your tonsils are going down. Have you
Speaker 7: been to the doctor recently?
Speaker 3: No? Not just the chiropractors, you know.
Speaker 6: Dang it interesting?
Speaker 3: All right, gre what do you want to talk about?
Speaker 6: Anything?
Speaker 1: Here?
Speaker 7: I got a couple of things I want to talk about. First,
Speaker 7: a little update we talked about yesterday. Big inspection on
Speaker 7: the house yesterday and we passed.
Speaker 3: So that's good. Wait, so did you use the toilet?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 7: I still don't have water hooked up to the doge.
Speaker 7: But the septic system did pass inspection. It is waiting,
Speaker 7: just waiting for a turd, just sitting there. The tanks
Speaker 7: are waiting. Just send me a turd, Just send one
Speaker 7: my way, so they're ready. That part's the good news,
Speaker 7: So that's good. Bad news was it was picture day
Speaker 7: at my kid's school. I think it was yesterday, the
Speaker 7: day before.
Speaker 6: My daughter.
Speaker 7: You know, I can't be there in the mornings because
Speaker 7: I'm here, and my wife got them all dressed up
Speaker 7: for picture day and they.
Speaker 3: Were all excited.
Speaker 7: Oh, my daughter loves putting on little dresses and stuff.
Speaker 7: She's five years old. She loves getting dressed up all
Speaker 7: cute and like done up. And she had that. She
Speaker 7: was ready to go for picture day. And right when
Speaker 7: they got out of the car they parked at school,
Speaker 7: she fell flat on her face.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 6: She skinned up her.
Speaker 7: Elbows and her knees, and she had her pink like
Speaker 7: shiny they're not heels, but you know, they're like nice shoes,
Speaker 7: and that took a chunk.
Speaker 6: The front of the.
Speaker 7: Shoe peeled right off, and just total disaster. I'm on
Speaker 7: the edge of my seat to see these pictures.
Speaker 6: I can't wait because I don't know if she's gonna
Speaker 6: be like to shovel cry.
Speaker 3: I'm imagining her some day we'll look back and.
Speaker 2: Laugh, you know, imagining her with her hair just a
Speaker 2: mess and like twigs and leaves sucking it.
Speaker 3: She said her bow fell off. It was a whole thing,
Speaker 3: poor thing.
Speaker 6: So yeah, she took a face planed I really quick.
Speaker 2: I'd like to make a correction, Okay, I did not
Speaker 2: get my tonsils removed. I was thinking, wisdom teeth. I
Speaker 2: I just googled why do you get your tonsils removed?
Speaker 2: And it is because of like chronic or severe tonsilitis
Speaker 2: to breathing problems. I was like, wait, that never happens
Speaker 2: to me. I was thinking, wisdom teeth.
Speaker 3: Okay, it seems so shocked. You have still your tonsons.
Speaker 3: Do you believe that they know it?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 3: I still think they can grow back if you got
Speaker 3: them removed. It's a little wite.
Speaker 6: That's a little weird, but it's very bizarre.
Speaker 3: But who knows. We're not doctors.
Speaker 1: I just placed them on the show, the JV Show
Speaker 1: on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 3: Right now, it's time four.
Speaker 1: The four things you need to heads up on to
Speaker 1: start your day.
Speaker 2: So don't forget that red flag warning has been issued
Speaker 2: for the entire Bay area, starting at eleven pm tonight
Speaker 2: and running through Saturday five pm. Pgenie has also been
Speaker 2: giving us a heads up about potential power shut off
Speaker 2: Those are never fun. This time it said to effect
Speaker 2: about thirty two thousand customers across several counties, including Alameda,
Speaker 2: Contra Costa, Napa, Solano, and the NOMA so far.
Speaker 7: In this NLCS, the teams have just taken turns pounding
Speaker 7: each other, and unfortunately, last night in Game three was
Speaker 7: the Mets turns to get pounded by the Dodgers. They
Speaker 7: lost eight to nothing. The Dodgers took a two to
Speaker 7: one series leady. Game four is today at five o'clock.
Speaker 7: It is a must win for the Mets. So everyone
Speaker 7: channel their inner anti Dodgers vibes on this one and
Speaker 7: hope the Mets can even the series.
Speaker 5: Yes, the weather is perfect for spending some time outdoors today.
Speaker 5: It will be in the mid seventies, which means you
Speaker 5: won't be hearing too many weather complaints for now.
Speaker 3: Sagittarius, today will be in eight. This is the day
Speaker 3: that will require more patience from you.
Speaker 8: To deal with your kids, romantic partners, and friends because
Speaker 8: today is.
Speaker 3: A full moon.
Speaker 8: That was stress you out and most likely more than usual.
Speaker 6: Is that are you?
Speaker 3: But I did a couple of typos there?
Speaker 6: Sorry, that's okay there, just smoothing those out just a
Speaker 6: little bit.
Speaker 3: Maybe just read them out loud.
Speaker 2: One time, No worries, thank you, geety. So what is
Speaker 2: the pumpkins spice tax?
Speaker 5: So new research, you guys shows that Basically, anything that's
Speaker 5: pumpkins spice flavored costs seven point four percent more. So
Speaker 5: they're calling it the pumpkin spice tax.
Speaker 3: So while you'll see.
Speaker 5: That prices are still higher this year, though it is
Speaker 5: a lot lower than it was in twenty twenty two.
Speaker 5: For some reason, we were all about pumpkin spice everything
Speaker 5: in twenty twenty two.
Speaker 3: I feel like that hasn't changed.
Speaker 6: I think I feel like it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I feel like it did, and now we're on
Speaker 5: a down downward slope.
Speaker 3: Are you? Are you? I'm still pumpkin spice everything.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but the craze isn't what the crazy, right? I
Speaker 7: just see that the pumpkin spice craze has peaked. Thankfully
Speaker 7: it was getting out of hand.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So the pumpkin spice tax, Like, let's say you
Speaker 5: get a regular iced cafe latte from Starbucks that will
Speaker 5: cost you five dollars and ninety five cents, Whereas if
Speaker 5: you get a pumpkin spice latte, that's gonna run you
Speaker 5: or round seven dollars and forty five cents. So it
Speaker 5: is a couple of dollars extra for anything pumpkin spice
Speaker 5: flavored that is really want to get.
Speaker 6: What's adding an extra ingredient though?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 7: I mean, if you get a regular latte Starbucks, or
Speaker 7: you get the whatever caramel macchiato, add the thing, you
Speaker 7: know you're adding stuff to it?
Speaker 6: Right, doesn't that one cost more? It seems like it makes.
Speaker 2: Sense a little bit, but I think but I did
Speaker 2: see like some things like this, Like if you go
Speaker 2: to the store and you buy like some like creamer
Speaker 2: that's just a regular creamer, it has its set price,
Speaker 2: same exact brand, but now it's pumpkin spice flavored. The
Speaker 2: price is bigger prices sorry, more even cereal.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you have to have an answer for everything.
Speaker 3: Just let me win one a mins.
Speaker 7: Just like it's different if I'm buying the pumpkin spice
Speaker 7: scented trash bags. Also all of the trash bags that
Speaker 7: don't have a cent, wouldn't we wouldn't common sense lead
Speaker 7: you believe that the one with no scent.
Speaker 3: Is the lot. But there's other sense that are the
Speaker 3: same as the no sent one. So if they have
Speaker 3: like a barrier, that's different.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you have to present an example of.
Speaker 3: That, but it's the same, you know.
Speaker 5: Uh So if you were to buy let's say regular
Speaker 5: iced cafe latte, and then if there happened to be
Speaker 5: like a different flavor of that, they would be the same.
Speaker 5: But somehow the pumpkin spice lte comes in and all
Speaker 5: of a sudden.
Speaker 7: We're now we're getting somewhere.
Speaker 3: Thank you. That makes sense. That's interesting. I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 3: That makes me want to buy pumpkin spice flavor things less. No,
Speaker 3: but you not even had a pumpkins spice latte this year?
Speaker 3: Not this year. The weather is not feeling I don't know.
Speaker 5: I want to get a warm pumpkin spice latte and
Speaker 5: the weather's not there yet for me.
Speaker 3: Have you gotten one? Yes, yesterday.
Speaker 6: You got a hot one though, No, not.
Speaker 5: At Yeah, see, it's not time for that yet. But
Speaker 5: I was wondering if you guys have any other pumpkin
Speaker 5: spice flavored items that you like.
Speaker 3: I feel like all I hear about is always.
Speaker 5: The pumpkin spice latte, always coffee that everybody likes, but
Speaker 5: the chichies. Okay, there's like a craze for pumpkin spice everything.
Speaker 5: But then people don't actually talk about.
Speaker 2: The good stuff, no, because you see it at the
Speaker 2: store and you're like pumpkins buy cereal like, okay, no,
Speaker 2: but probably grows.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to eat that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: True. Then you don't get pumpkin spice flavored cookies. You're like,
Speaker 3: I don't really want that.
Speaker 2: I'm more willing to try. I'm more of like this sense,
Speaker 2: like I'm like pumpkin spice candle. Yeah, okay, everywhere you.
Speaker 6: Know, the one like the one candle in my house.
Speaker 6: It smells like that.
Speaker 7: And then yeah, I'll have four pumpkin cold bruise over
Speaker 7: this course of five weeks, you know, and then that's it.
Speaker 6: I'm set, good, good to the season.
Speaker 3: You're spending a little extra for that? Got it?
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Speaker 3: All right, Graham, what do you have?
Speaker 7: Well, guys, it might be time for us to finally
Speaker 7: join LinkedIn or figure out how to make a resume.
Speaker 3: I don't have one of.
Speaker 7: Those, because AI podcasts are about to eat our lunch.
Speaker 7: I mean, we struggled to even put out a once
Speaker 7: a week Wild Thoughts postal podcasting. Google's new AI you
Speaker 7: guys can put one out in seconds and it can
Speaker 7: have their AI hosts on there talking about anything that
Speaker 7: you want to hear. About this user on a Reddit
Speaker 7: Reddit excuse me, decided it'd be funny to put this
Speaker 7: technology to the test by tilling it to create a
Speaker 7: podcast episode, and the only subject matter for its AI
Speaker 7: host to discuss is a single document that he uploaded
Speaker 7: to it.
Speaker 6: Now, what was on that document?
Speaker 7: It was just the words poop and fart written exactly
Speaker 7: one thousand times.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 6: Again, I'm going to play some of this audio.
Speaker 7: These are AI generated voices and an AI generated script
Speaker 7: for this podcast. So what is a fully AI generated podcast?
Speaker 7: Here's and again, all they were given to discuss the
Speaker 7: quote unquote hosts are the words poop and fart.
Speaker 6: Written on a paper one thousand times. Here's how the
Speaker 6: podcast opens.
Speaker 11: You guys have really outdone yourselves this time.
Speaker 12: It's certainly a unique piece of source material, that's for sure.
Speaker 11: I Mean we're used to tackling all kinds of things
Speaker 11: in our deep dives, from ancient manuscripts to the latest
Speaker 11: scientific breakthroughs, even the occasional conspiracy theory.
Speaker 3: Right, we do love to go down a rabbit hole exactly.
Speaker 11: Yeah, but this this is a whole different beast. I mean,
Speaker 11: we're talking about a document that someone sent in that
Speaker 11: is literally just the words poop and fart repeated hundreds
Speaker 11: of times, one hundreds, no context, no explanation, just pure,
Speaker 11: unadulterated repetition. So where do we even start with something
Speaker 11: like this?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 7: They spiral into a on discussion about what the possible
Speaker 7: meaning could be.
Speaker 6: Does the repetition mean something?
Speaker 7: Does it matter that some of the peas and poop
Speaker 7: are capitalized in sum are lowercase and the farts or
Speaker 7: is it just complete abstract art. I mean they dive
Speaker 7: into the deepness at levels of you and I.
Speaker 6: We haven't even.
Speaker 7: Scratched the surface of God, and we are humans with
Speaker 7: real human feelings.
Speaker 2: Do take it even like fluctuates, you know, certain parts
Speaker 2: of their sentences to make it sound like, you know,
Speaker 2: like they're thinking or there's a motion behind what they're saying,
Speaker 2: and they're saying, oh.
Speaker 7: Yeah, don't uh you even discuss the uh, you know,
Speaker 7: conspiracy theory. And then the other host fires back, we
Speaker 7: love going down a rabbit hole.
Speaker 3: You do love that, don't you?
Speaker 8: John?
Speaker 7: The little banter back and forth, you guys, they go
Speaker 7: on for a full ten minutes plus about this. I
Speaker 7: want to play another piece of it, because I mean,
Speaker 7: it's mind boggling, but it's also funny be.
Speaker 11: Present in the moment, even if that moment is just
Speaker 11: poop and fart precisely.
Speaker 6: I mean, it's really about finding that balance because sometimes,
Speaker 6: you know, a poop is just a poop and a
Speaker 6: fart is just a fart.
Speaker 11: Okay. So that's actually a really good point. Even if
Speaker 11: we accept that there's no like grand overarching meaning or
Speaker 11: message to be extracted from this endless string of poops
Speaker 11: and farts, I think we've still gained something from this
Speaker 11: this exercise, haven't we?
Speaker 3: You have think I think.
Speaker 13: This is so creepy, Selena, didn't you learn something there?
Speaker 7: Sometimes a poop is just a poop and sometimes.
Speaker 3: The fart is just a fart. I mean, I think
Speaker 3: I think I already knew that.
Speaker 6: I don't know, I don't know if you did.
Speaker 3: Are you not?
Speaker 7: Just absolutely? I mean, I'm hearing this. I'm just floored,
Speaker 7: Like I am. Just this is again we continue to
Speaker 7: say this. I mean, we're at the tip of the
Speaker 7: iceberg with AI, Like we are just at the very
Speaker 7: forefront of it, and in just seconds, and AI can
Speaker 7: produce an entire ten minute podcast given the subject matter
Speaker 7: that it was given them, and is it that's your job, Graham,
Speaker 7: I'm the lane AI Like they just swerved in and
Speaker 7: said I'll take that, Like, no, stay in your lane.
Speaker 7: I'm the fuck guy on the airwaves. But I mean
Speaker 7: I'm blown away. And I think people thought I was
Speaker 7: overreacting to all this AI stuff, saying that it's coming
Speaker 7: for all our jobs and like guess what, Yeah, legitimately
Speaker 7: is and some people I remember one of our listeners
Speaker 7: left to talk back, like, don't be scared of it.
Speaker 6: It's just a tool that you're going to be using.
Speaker 7: No, it's a tool that's can be putting you out
Speaker 7: of your job, like just plain and simple.
Speaker 2: I mean I think it's it can be helpful in
Speaker 2: some senses right now, right now, but it's mean it's
Speaker 2: going to get out of control. It already is starting to.
Speaker 2: I just not even our jobs are safe.
Speaker 7: Yeah, not even our jobs are safe. But there are
Speaker 7: so many jobs that AI is going to be able
Speaker 7: to handle, no problem.
Speaker 6: And the writing is on the wall.
Speaker 7: Companies want to make more money, and how they make
Speaker 7: more money not having human employees. I mean they're showing,
Speaker 7: like all these companies are showing you what they're doing.
Speaker 7: They're testing driverless cars. You think they're testing it just
Speaker 7: because it's cool in the future to have a driverless car. No,
Speaker 7: they want to have all the Uber and Lyft drivers
Speaker 7: gone and they want to make you know how Uber
Speaker 7: is going to finally make some money. Those companies don't
Speaker 7: exactly make a profit. Yeah, you know, they're going to
Speaker 7: make money by not having humans drive the cars.
Speaker 3: The right, they're showing you what they're doing. They're showing
Speaker 3: it to you. That is crazy.
Speaker 7: All the self checkout things and stores where they're not
Speaker 7: even to have checkouts. You just grab the items and
Speaker 7: walk out, and it just knows and it scans the things.
Speaker 6: You think it's cool because it's just the future.
Speaker 3: No, that's gonna suck for everybody who steals like that.
Speaker 2: They just like grab the items and walks out because
Speaker 2: now that you're actually going to get charged for it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, this is going to automatically. I'm into their account
Speaker 6: not dang it. All I know is the future is scary.
Speaker 6: The future is full of arts. Apparently you believe this podcast.
Speaker 3: You know those robots that Elon Must unveiled, was it
Speaker 3: last week?
Speaker 11: Yea?
Speaker 2: Would you guys ever actually get one of those I mean,
Speaker 2: if I had the money for it, if it was affordable.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying like going to debt and sell sell
Speaker 2: your mom from one, but you would.
Speaker 3: Greet me out. I would not feel comfortable with that
Speaker 3: thing in my house.
Speaker 7: It's weird that it's like human shaped and it's because
Speaker 7: and it's gonna talk and it's be so human like.
Speaker 7: But if there was a robot that looked more robotic,
Speaker 7: that'd make me feel a little bit better. I don't
Speaker 7: know that sounds weird, but it just cleaned the house
Speaker 7: all day. Sure, but also imagine having your house just
Speaker 7: sparkling clean every single day and listening it.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's just creepy because yeah, it looks like a person,
Speaker 2: Like we don't say that about like a roomba.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, but.
Speaker 2: If it was like a person vacuuming your house, it'd
Speaker 2: be creepy.
Speaker 5: I just wouldn't want the robot to like actually stay
Speaker 5: at my house like I'm sleeping.
Speaker 3: I don't want to think that it's there. It's going
Speaker 3: to pay its rent to live somewhere. I mean, you're
Speaker 3: going to keep it.
Speaker 7: You know, you're gonna wake up for the night, and
Speaker 7: it's just gonna be standing next.
Speaker 3: To your bed and waiting for its next command.
Speaker 6: Waiting for my next command.
Speaker 11: Master, No.
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Speaker 2: So another Diddy lawsuit, and this one from right here
Speaker 2: in the Bay. There's a woman named Ashley Parham who
Speaker 2: is accusing Diddy of brutally assaulting her. She says this
Speaker 2: all started when she met a guy at a bar,
Speaker 2: and this guy turned out to be one of Ditty's friends.
Speaker 2: This is back in twenty eighteen, So that friend face
Speaker 2: timed Ditty and she told Ditty to his face that
Speaker 2: she felt he had something to do with Tupac's death
Speaker 2: and that did not go over well with him at all.
Speaker 2: So a month later she was invited to that guy's
Speaker 2: house and he lived here in Rinda, where Diddy ended
Speaker 2: up showing up and held a knife to her face
Speaker 2: and threatened to cut her. He was then talked out
Speaker 2: of it by one of his consultants who was there
Speaker 2: at the house at the same time, so instead of
Speaker 2: cutting her face open, he and two other men proceeded
Speaker 2: to assault her, and the details of that are far
Speaker 2: too graphic to share here. But she also says that
Speaker 2: when she tried leaving afterwards and threatened.
Speaker 3: To go to police, did he called his mom.
Speaker 2: Well, he obviously threatened her because that's what he does,
Speaker 2: and then he called his mom.
Speaker 3: Who yelled at her it's not her son.
Speaker 2: This is the same mom who's been publicly defending her
Speaker 2: son in recent weeks. She says that once she got
Speaker 2: out in the street, she was yelling for somebody to
Speaker 2: help her, and that a share from the Contra Costa
Speaker 2: Contracosta County Sheriff's Partment ended up showing up and they
Speaker 2: took a report, but she doesn't think they ever really
Speaker 2: took her claim seriously or investigated at all. She also
Speaker 2: did report this to the Walnut Creek Police in the
Speaker 2: Oranda Police Department, but again she doesn't think that they
Speaker 2: took her seriously because she refused to give them Didty's
Speaker 2: name out of fear of what he might do because
Speaker 2: he said that he would like go to her family's
Speaker 2: houses and stuff and ruin their lives as well.
Speaker 7: But this is interesting because if there's police report that
Speaker 7: was filed that means there's record of it exactly. There's
Speaker 7: a way to corroborate that he was there at that time,
Speaker 7: and you can start to put the pieces together. Stuff
Speaker 7: like this is very interesting. That's good because hopefully there
Speaker 7: is record of it.
Speaker 3: I know, so scary.
Speaker 2: So she is seeking fifty million dollars in damages. Oh
Speaker 2: my god, I cannot imagine.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: All right, so people are wondering why Kendall Jenner was
Speaker 2: not at the Victoria's Secret fashion show. So this hasn't
Speaker 2: been confirmed by a Victoria's Secret or Kendall Jenner, but
Speaker 2: if you remember their.
Speaker 3: Last few shows, she was there. She was walking the runway,
Speaker 3: she was like a staple there. It's thought that.
Speaker 2: This could be because of a contract she has with
Speaker 2: Calvin Klein. She was in one of their campaigns earlier
Speaker 2: this year, so maybe there was something in that contract
Speaker 2: that she can't do anything for any other underwear brand.
Speaker 2: That would make it seems most likely. People are also
Speaker 2: wondering why Giselle Buncheden wasn't.
Speaker 3: There, because she was one of the angels back in
Speaker 3: the day. She wasn't there.
Speaker 2: People think that it could be because, you know, after
Speaker 2: her time with your Tory seekers. All said and done,
Speaker 2: she revealed an interview that she was never really comfortable
Speaker 2: with the revealing clothing and stuff, so maybe that's why
Speaker 2: she wasn't there this time.
Speaker 6: She may also just want to keep a low profile.
Speaker 3: After the Tom bra.
Speaker 6: I don't need Yeah, I don't need this.
Speaker 3: You don't think enough time has passed since the Tom
Speaker 3: Brady roast.
Speaker 2: I think enough time has passed. But I'm not the
Speaker 2: one that was humiliated. I might never get over that. Graham,
Speaker 2: What do you have for all?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 7: Disney Fans, listen up, move over Genie Pass and Lightning Lanes,
Speaker 7: because Disney's launching a brand news service that's going to
Speaker 7: give you access to the parking rides like never before.
Speaker 3: It's called the Lightning Lane Premiere Past.
Speaker 7: And what this pass is going to let you do
Speaker 7: is you're gonna get one time entry to each available
Speaker 7: Lightning Lane attraction. Translation, you're gonna be able to ride
Speaker 7: what rides you want, basically when you want right now.
Speaker 7: For people, if you've been to disney Land recently, you
Speaker 7: know you got a schedule of time in advance on
Speaker 7: their app to use the Lightning Lane. It's very confusing, which,
Speaker 7: of course, would obviously be very nice. You just walk
Speaker 7: right up to that ride and not have to tire
Speaker 7: that do that, because a lot of times they offer
Speaker 7: you a thing, it's like six hours later from the
Speaker 7: time that you're first looking at it, and you know
Speaker 7: your kids are going to be a disaster by then.
Speaker 7: There's no way they're making it on whatever rides. Seven
Speaker 7: hours later, they're going to be like ready to pass
Speaker 7: out or they're screaming. Here's the catch, though, This new
Speaker 7: Lightning Lane Premiere pass the Disneyland is going to set
Speaker 7: you back four hundred bucks a person.
Speaker 6: That is not including the price of admission.
Speaker 7: Disney also says these passes are going to be offered
Speaker 7: on a first come, first serve basis in limited quantities
Speaker 7: each day. This is the part that's a little controversial.
Speaker 7: People are like, four hundred dollars for this new premiere pass.
Speaker 3: Would you I mean, it sounds nice.
Speaker 6: No, it's just for one day, one day, and it's
Speaker 6: just for one day. Would you guys pay the four
Speaker 6: hundred bucks to get the Maybe.
Speaker 2: If I was like by myself, But who goes to
Speaker 2: Disneyland by yourself except Ryan go, you.
Speaker 3: Know, pay for an entire family?
Speaker 5: Yeah, even by myself four hundred dollars, I wouldn't do that.
Speaker 3: Those lines are also burutal.
Speaker 8: I would just use that money and have another day
Speaker 8: and you know, go an extra day, and I can go.
Speaker 3: An extra day.
Speaker 6: Yeah, go to Disneyland twice for that.
Speaker 3: No, I'm after that one day. Yeah.
Speaker 6: These things will always kind of bug me a little bit.
Speaker 7: While when you have the past, you love it because
Speaker 7: you look at all the people in line. I'm just
Speaker 7: walking right along, and that says you're going to be
Speaker 7: in that line for two hours, like good luck. But
Speaker 7: it also just says and I get why theme parks
Speaker 7: do it. They make more money. It's a revenue stream.
Speaker 7: But it also says that if you are rich in
Speaker 7: this country, you have more money, you don't have to
Speaker 7: wait in line.
Speaker 6: It's like toll roads.
Speaker 7: To me, you want to skip traffic and you're rich. People,
Speaker 7: Come on, you're richer, you have money, no traffic.
Speaker 3: That's exactly what it is here.
Speaker 2: These are just gonna get bought up by all of
Speaker 2: the like celebrities who go.
Speaker 3: I mean, if they even need them.
Speaker 2: I feel like they just have someone from Disney just
Speaker 2: walk them up to the fronteny.
Speaker 6: I feel like they get escorted through anyways. Yeah, but
Speaker 6: people with more money lines, you don't have to wait
Speaker 6: in line.
Speaker 3: Lucky. We love most lines. It's the worst.
Speaker 1: The JV Show on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 2: Before it get to what the Bleep, Earlier this morning,
Speaker 2: we were talking about AI and robots taking over this is.
Speaker 14: I think that we need to start looking at the
Speaker 14: postive side of all these robots and AI, because it's
Speaker 14: not the first time that technology has taken over jobs. Right,
Speaker 14: maybe that's just the final time and the robots will
Speaker 14: just be doing all the work and we can just
Speaker 14: live life.
Speaker 5: I'm living life, but that would be kind of But
Speaker 5: then we won't have any money.
Speaker 6: Where's the money, where's the money? Where's the money coming from?
Speaker 7: And she's right, I mean, it's not the first time
Speaker 7: the technology has taken jobs, but this is the first
Speaker 7: time in history that technology will be taking white collar.
Speaker 3: Jobs, not blue collar jobs. Yeah, that part is a
Speaker 3: big carry.
Speaker 2: All right, Let's get to what the bleep is? Where
Speaker 2: you can win a JV show Chuck Mug, you know
Speaker 2: how this works. You just want to be the very
Speaker 2: first person a guest Today's bleeped out word? As I
Speaker 2: always leave your guest is on the talkback Mike on
Speaker 2: the Free iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 3: All right, here is today's clip. Listen closely.
Speaker 7: Sometimes my ears perk up a little bit when my
Speaker 7: wife's on a work call because one of the things
Speaker 7: they always talk about is penetration.
Speaker 3: WHOA all the time? You guys, what did she do again?
Speaker 3: All the time? I don't know.
Speaker 6: She's just like, you know, some sort of you know,
Speaker 6: she's like some job person.
Speaker 3: She's like atal job. Have no clean guesses for this.
Speaker 7: I'm telling you that word is just not It's all
Speaker 7: day long. I'm like, can't you guys come up with
Speaker 7: a better term?
Speaker 1: What anyway?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 6: Think about what that bleeped out word could.
Speaker 7: Be as common tricky one. Yeah, think about it. It
Speaker 7: is something PG. Because this is a family show, leave
Speaker 7: that guest on the talkback Mike, leave us your name,
Speaker 7: your city, and then your guest, because we want to
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Speaker 3: What the bleep?
Speaker 2: Where all you got to do is be the very
Speaker 2: first person a guest today's bleeped out word and you
Speaker 2: could win your very own JV show chug mug.
Speaker 3: Now in case you are just tuning in and you
Speaker 3: miss today's clip here.
Speaker 6: It is sometimes my ears perk up a little bit
Speaker 6: when my wife's on a work call because one of
Speaker 6: the things they always talk about is penetration.
Speaker 3: WHOA all the time?
Speaker 7: Male co workers, female co workers, It doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: Yes, interesting, I'm wondering what I honestly, I don't know
Speaker 2: what that word could be like.
Speaker 6: It seems like a version. Yeah, they are striving.
Speaker 11: For it.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go to your guesses.
Speaker 6: Good morning, JV Show.
Speaker 2: This is Andrew from Hayward.
Speaker 6: I think the answer is market penetration.
Speaker 7: That is a great guest. That's far and away the
Speaker 7: top guest coming in this morning. So we just blew
Speaker 7: up a bunch of people's okay guesses, So come back
Speaker 7: for a second guest if you are a market penetration guest.
Speaker 6: But that's a great that's a good one.
Speaker 3: That's not it, Yo yo yo.
Speaker 15: Jacob from the South Bay, this are one man, I'm
Speaker 15: gonna have to guess economical penetration.
Speaker 3: I guess that's that sounds I'd love.
Speaker 7: To be economically penetrated, but that's not it.
Speaker 4: JV Show.
Speaker 7: This is Jennifer from Someone's a is a bleeped out
Speaker 7: word financial penetration.
Speaker 16: Have a great day, I have an I say, what
Speaker 16: is that?
Speaker 2: Mom?
Speaker 3: What are you saying? What?
Speaker 9: My god?
Speaker 3: What is that? How many times are we allowed to
Speaker 3: say penetration from the I'm not sure what it feels
Speaker 3: like a lot? We are away over.
Speaker 2: The limit continuing to leave your guesses on the talkback Mike,
Speaker 2: We're gonna play more guesses coming out.
Speaker 1: The JV show on Wild ninety nine.
Speaker 3: Play what the bleep? Where you can win this?
Speaker 2: We shouwed Chuck mug. You's got to be the very
Speaker 2: first person a guest today is bleeped out word as
Speaker 2: always leave your guest is on the talkback Mike on
Speaker 2: the iHeartRadio application mis Today's clip here it is.
Speaker 7: Sometimes my ears perk up a little bit when my
Speaker 7: wife's on a work call. One of the things they
Speaker 7: always talk about is penetration. For you guys all the time.
Speaker 7: I should I should have told you my wife works
Speaker 7: in marketing. You sikkas whatever you're thinking, there s works
Speaker 7: in marketing.
Speaker 2: You say that helps, although I still can't think of anything.
Speaker 2: But it's good to know that she has a nice, clean,
Speaker 2: family friendly job.
Speaker 7: Yes, but they talk about how they talk about this
Speaker 7: type of penetration.
Speaker 3: All the time.
Speaker 5: Really, people, do you think we're googling like different types.
Speaker 3: All of them? All of them?
Speaker 2: All right, Well, let's go to your guests to see
Speaker 2: if anybody got today's word.
Speaker 17: Is the answer product penetration.
Speaker 7: I think it's to be careful about what things.
Speaker 3: Yeah, is the family right marketing? You guys marketing? Yes, Hi,
Speaker 3: my name is Anna from Dublin.
Speaker 2: If your wife works in sales, I think the missing
Speaker 2: word is account penetration.
Speaker 6: That sounds that's a good guess. Yeah, you're trying to
Speaker 6: get get into some people's account.
Speaker 2: Yes, Ring JV show.
Speaker 4: This is been you know from Pittsburgh, And I'm guessing
Speaker 4: that that word is lead penetration.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 6: Lead a buddy, he's the lead penetrator his company.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 6: I like that would be you guys, he's VP penetrator.
Speaker 3: He's the lead lead penetrator.
Speaker 7: Job with Jose.
Speaker 6: My guess is household?
Speaker 3: Household? Really?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 3: So here's the household clip unelieved.
Speaker 7: Sometimes my ears perk up a little bit when my
Speaker 7: wife's on a work call. One of the things they
Speaker 7: always talk about is household penetration.
Speaker 3: I would have never even now.
Speaker 6: From what I gather.
Speaker 16: Now.
Speaker 7: Look, I'm just a fly on the wall listening to
Speaker 7: my wife's son calls all day long, and this word
Speaker 7: household penetration is like their key term.
Speaker 6: They use it all the time.
Speaker 7: But they're crafting advertising campaigns and then I think it's
Speaker 7: a measurement by which people see your advertisement and then
Speaker 7: does that household purchase whatever the item is that you're
Speaker 7: that you're advertising, You've then penetrated that household.
Speaker 2: Yes, Wow, I feel like there's a different term they
Speaker 2: could use for that.
Speaker 7: I would think so, because every time I'm in the
Speaker 7: back round, like you don't try not to laugh, but
Speaker 7: they just talk about it like it's very commonplace all day.
Speaker 7: What is that every day they talk about it? All right,
Speaker 7: no unfortunate big list of shout outs to give this.
Speaker 3: Morning, So we'll just like play like a piece of believing.
Speaker 7: That's it, John in everybody, John, he had the first
Speaker 7: and only correct answer this morning. It was kind of
Speaker 7: a a tricky one. I guess this is some very
Speaker 7: specified work jargon, but again I hear it all day long.
Speaker 3: Good job, John, chug Mug.
Speaker 6: Got a brand new chuggy Muggy.
Speaker 3: Promise it's brand new. But you got a chuck mug.
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Speaker 7: A lot of people, yeah, guessing client, penetration, customer, consumer,
Speaker 7: somebody guess ball. I didn't understand that one. Another guest
Speaker 7: for skin but uh interesting. Maybe they thought she was
Speaker 7: like a nurse given injections or something.
Speaker 6: Probably, but yeah, marketing, this is marketing speak.
Speaker 2: Yeah, John makes you to check your email so we
Speaker 2: can get that chug mug to you.
Speaker 3: Everyone else, don't worry.
Speaker 2: We're going to play again tomorrow seven o five, same
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Speaker 18: Hi, my name is Nathan. I'm six years old and him.
Speaker 18: I love when you say, who gives a thought appreciate you?
Speaker 19: But really that is a good point, true goddest things, all.
Speaker 12: The stuff you need to know, what's hot in music, movies, shows,
Speaker 12: and the most talked about stories happening today in the Bay.
Speaker 2: So Liam Payne passed away yesterday at just thirty one
Speaker 2: years old. Everything about this entire story is just so
Speaker 2: incredibly sad, Like I'm sure you already know this much.
Speaker 2: That he fell from his third floor hotel balcony in Argentina.
Speaker 2: Everyone saw that headline. According to reports, he died instantly.
Speaker 2: He suffered a skull fracture and other severe injuries, so
Speaker 2: like there was no helping him once police and authorities
Speaker 2: had arrived, like it was, it was done at that point.
Speaker 2: So what authorities are trying to find out now, you know,
Speaker 2: is was his fall intentional or was it accidental?
Speaker 3: So here's what we know so far.
Speaker 2: Liam went to Argentina to go to a Nile Horn
Speaker 2: concert where they reunited at the show a couple weeks ago.
Speaker 2: That was a really big deal for him, and he
Speaker 2: was initially there with his girlfriend Kate, but she ended
Speaker 2: up leaving Argentina solo just two days.
Speaker 3: Before his death, so he was there by himself.
Speaker 2: Shortly before the fall from the balcony, Liam is said
Speaker 2: to have been acting very erratically in the hotel lobby,
Speaker 2: like he smashed his laptop and he had to be
Speaker 2: carried back to his room.
Speaker 3: He was very upset over something.
Speaker 2: There was even a nine to when one call from
Speaker 2: the hotel manager who calls for help shortly before Liam's death,
Speaker 2: and this manager told the operator that Liam was on
Speaker 2: drugs and he was drunk and he was having a
Speaker 2: complete meltdown, and he was destroying his hotel room. And
Speaker 2: he also expressed concerns that Liam's life could be at
Speaker 2: risk because he'd been in that room just hold up
Speaker 2: for like two or three days, and staff was unable
Speaker 2: to gain access. And so that's what led the police
Speaker 2: to you know, rush over there, because that manager needed help.
Speaker 2: By the time they got there, he had already fallen
Speaker 2: from his balcony, so there wasn't even a chance to intervene.
Speaker 2: As for the drugs and alcohol claim, there are photos
Speaker 2: from inside the hotel room that show that he was
Speaker 2: in the midst of a complete meltdown, like things are
Speaker 2: just smashed up, broken, completely trashed. And then they found
Speaker 2: alcohol foil white powder like all over the desk that
Speaker 2: authorities are now testing just to you know, find out
Speaker 2: what that is. And there was even more burnt foil
Speaker 2: in the bathtub. I did read the authorities are reportedly
Speaker 2: now on the hunt for whoever sold this stuff to him,
Speaker 2: But I don't know if you guys saw any headlines
Speaker 2: regarding him. In the past couple of weeks, he was
Speaker 2: going through a lot in his personal life. His ex
Speaker 2: fiance Maya Henry. She, Yeah, she'd been revealing a lot
Speaker 2: of stuff. I think that weighed heavily on him because
Speaker 2: this is probably stuff that he didn't really want out
Speaker 2: in the public. Like she was online making tiktoks about
Speaker 2: how he was still obsessed with her, and he would
Speaker 2: call her from different numbers and create different iCloud accounts
Speaker 2: to message her, and he would call her mom and
Speaker 2: call her friends. And it got so bad that just
Speaker 2: last week she had to issue a cease and desist
Speaker 2: letter to him. So maybe this is like interfering with
Speaker 2: his current relationship. I don't know, to the fact that
Speaker 2: his current girlfriend left.
Speaker 6: They're currently that seems like very That seems strange to me, right,
Speaker 6: and think they'd be traveling together.
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe it could be connected to all this other
Speaker 2: information that's coming out from his ex. She previously said
Speaker 2: on a podcast that once they got engaged, he started
Speaker 2: to show his abusive side. Maya also put out a
Speaker 2: book earlier this year in May where the characters were
Speaker 2: based on her and Liam, and she described attacks that
Speaker 2: occurred and how when she got pregnant she was forced
Speaker 2: to undergo I'm just going to call it a cancelation
Speaker 2: here and then she also said, literally two days before
Speaker 2: his death in an interview, that he would often use
Speaker 2: death as a manipulation tactic, like when he's calling her mom,
Speaker 2: be like, you know, I'm not going to be around
Speaker 2: much longer. Things aren't going well for me, and he
Speaker 2: would do that to try to force her.
Speaker 3: To talk to him. Geez.
Speaker 6: So clearly there was a lot, but yeah, clearly struggling
Speaker 6: with mental health, yeah.
Speaker 2: Issues, Yeah, heartbreaking. It is so heartbreaking. And he has
Speaker 2: a son who's I think seven years old. Now, everything
Speaker 2: about this is just so devastating. And you saw the fans,
Speaker 2: you know, outside the hotel yesterday with candles just in tears.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, it's so sad to see.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that headline came in out yesterday, like that was
Speaker 6: just totally out of the blow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, got everybody by surprise, so sad. All right, Graham,
Speaker 3: what do you have inside? Today's hot is trending.
Speaker 6: Right you guys.
Speaker 7: Red flag fire warning has been issued for most of
Speaker 7: the Bay Area by the National Weather Service.
Speaker 6: This warning is going to be an effect from.
Speaker 7: Tonight through Saturday evening because some windy and very dry
Speaker 7: weather heading our way. Offshore winds will be blowing the
Speaker 7: Bay Area with gus as high as sixty five even
Speaker 7: seventy miles an hour on some of the Bay Area
Speaker 7: ridges and mountain peaks. Many Bay Area fire departments are
Speaker 7: putting their strike teams in place already. They're standing by
Speaker 7: as of this morning and will be so until the
Speaker 7: red flag period ends. PGENI also warning some customers that
Speaker 7: they may have to shut off their power as precaution.
Speaker 7: Twenty eight thousand customers or more and total could be
Speaker 7: affected by those shutouts. The bulk of those are not
Speaker 7: in Bay Area counties. They're at higher elevations, but there
Speaker 7: are several hundred here and there across different counties. Again,
Speaker 7: those are people in rural and more remote areas where
Speaker 7: wind could be knocking trees onto power lines and so forth.
Speaker 7: It's not going to be the mass power shutoffs. Pgenie's
Speaker 7: gotten better about that. Everybody, Please be fire safe over
Speaker 7: the next few days. We're all we're getting there towards
Speaker 7: we're almost a rainy season.
Speaker 3: We're almost there. Just got to make it through.
Speaker 7: But we know historically these months can be some of
Speaker 7: our worst fire danger months.
Speaker 3: So everybody, you know, keep it together and then when
Speaker 3: it gets to rainy season.
Speaker 2: We can all collectively complain about all the rain we're
Speaker 2: getting and how it won't stop.
Speaker 7: Yeah, did you guys see anything about that? Some early
Speaker 7: projections in this law Nina that's around there, saying this
Speaker 7: winter could be filled with a string of atmospheric rivers.
Speaker 7: This is an early This is a very early prediction.
Speaker 7: You know, weather people they can't predict the weather more
Speaker 7: than two days out any sort of accuracy. But they're saying,
Speaker 7: whatever the you know, temperatures, the ocean and you know
Speaker 7: how the water moves and currents and stuff that can cause.
Speaker 7: They say the early part of this season, late fall
Speaker 7: into December, it's like the you know, northwest is gonna
Speaker 7: get all that atmospheric rivers. Then they're gonna start shifting
Speaker 7: down December, January, February, wardre just gonna get pounded by
Speaker 7: the Whether or not that actually happens, I don't know,
Speaker 7: but you know, we need the ring, so I believe.
Speaker 3: That it will.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's Jess manifesting that for us all the flooding
Speaker 2: and stuff.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Jess, Yeah, thanks a lot us too soon, Graham,
Speaker 3: did you have something else here in trending? Oh, that's it? Okay,
Speaker 3: perfect time.
Speaker 18: My name is Nathan, I'm six years old, and Hiram,
Speaker 18: I love when you say who gives a fault?
Speaker 19: I appreciate you who gives that is a good point, true,
Speaker 19: the hottest thing.
Speaker 12: It's all the stuff you need to know, what's hot
Speaker 12: in music, movies, shows and the most talked about stories
Speaker 12: happening today in the Bay.
Speaker 3: So Liam Payne passed away yesterday. I just thirty one
Speaker 3: years old.
Speaker 2: Everything about this entire store is just so incredibly sad.
Speaker 3: Like I'm sure you already know this much.
Speaker 2: That he fell from his third floor hotel balcony in Argentina.
Speaker 2: Everyone saw that headline. According to reports, he died instantly.
Speaker 2: He suffered a skull fracture and other severe injuries, so
Speaker 2: like there was no helping him once police and authorities
Speaker 2: had arrived, Like it was done at that point. So
Speaker 2: what authorities are trying to find out now, you know,
Speaker 2: is was his fall intentional or was it accidental?
Speaker 3: So here's what we know so far.
Speaker 2: Liam went to Argentina to go to a Nile Horn
Speaker 2: concert where they reunited at the show a couple weeks ago.
Speaker 2: That was a really big deal for him and he
Speaker 2: was initially there with his girlfriend Kate, but she ended
Speaker 2: up leaving Argentina solo just two days before his death,
Speaker 2: so he was there by himself. Shortly before the fall
Speaker 2: from the balcony, Liam is said to have been acting
Speaker 2: very erratically in the hotel lobby, like he smashed his
Speaker 2: laptop and he had to be carried back to his room.
Speaker 3: He was very upset over something.
Speaker 2: There was even a nine one one call from the
Speaker 2: hotel manager who called for help shortly before Liam's death,
Speaker 2: and this manager told the operator that Liam was on
Speaker 2: drugs and he was drunk, and he was having a
Speaker 2: complete meltdown and he was destroying his hotel room. And
Speaker 2: he also expressed concerns that Liam's life could be at
Speaker 2: risk because he'd been in that room just hold up
Speaker 2: for like two or three days, and staff was unable
Speaker 2: to gain access. And so that's what led the police
Speaker 2: to you know, rush over there because that manager needed help.
Speaker 2: But by the time they got there, he had already
Speaker 2: fallen from his balcony, so there wasn't even a chance
Speaker 2: to intervene. As for the drugs and alcohol claim, there
Speaker 2: are photos from inside the hotel room that show that
Speaker 2: he was in the midst of a complete meltdown, like
Speaker 2: things are just smashed up, broken, completely trashed.
Speaker 3: And then they found alcohol.
Speaker 2: Foil, white powder like all over the desk that authorities
Speaker 2: are now testing just to you know, find out what
Speaker 2: that is. And there was even more burnt foil in
Speaker 2: the bathtub. I did read the authorities are reportedly now
Speaker 2: on the hunt for whoever sold this stuff him. But
Speaker 2: I don't know if you guys saw any headlines regarding him.
Speaker 2: In the past couple of weeks, he was going through
Speaker 2: a lot in his personal life. His ex fiance Maya Henry.
Speaker 2: She yeah, she'd been revealing a lot of stuff. I
Speaker 2: think that weighed heavily on him because this is probably
Speaker 2: stuff that he didn't really want out in the public,
Speaker 2: Like she was online making tiktoks about how he was
Speaker 2: still obsessed with her, and he would call her from
Speaker 2: different numbers and create different iCloud accounts to message her,
Speaker 2: and he would call her mom and call her friends,
Speaker 2: and it got so bad that just last week she
Speaker 2: had to issue a cease and desist letter to him.
Speaker 2: So maybe this is like interfering with his current relationship.
Speaker 3: I don't know anything to.
Speaker 7: The fact that his current girlfriend left. They're currently That
Speaker 7: seems like very That seems strange to me, right, and
Speaker 7: you would think they'd be traveling together.
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe it could be connected to all this other
Speaker 2: information that's coming out from his ex. She previously said
Speaker 2: on a podcast that once they got engaged, he started
Speaker 2: to show his abusive side. Maya also put out a
Speaker 2: book earlier this year in May where the characters were
Speaker 2: based on her and Liam, and she described attacks that
Speaker 2: occurred and how when she got pregnant she was forced
Speaker 2: to undergo I'm just gonna call it a cancelation here.
Speaker 2: And then she also said, literally two days before his
Speaker 2: death in an interview, that he would often use death
Speaker 2: as a manipulation tactic, like when he's calling her mom,
Speaker 2: be like, you know, I'm not going to be around
Speaker 2: much longer. Things aren't going well for me, and he
Speaker 2: would do that to try to force her to talk
Speaker 2: to him.
Speaker 3: Jeez.
Speaker 6: So clearly there was a lot, but yeah, clearly struggling
Speaker 6: with mental health, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Issues, Yeah, heartbreaking.
Speaker 2: It is so heartbreaking. And he has a son who's
Speaker 2: i think seven years old. Now, everything about this is
Speaker 2: just so devastating. And fans, you saw the fans, you know,
Speaker 2: outside the hotel yesterday with candles just in tears.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, it's so sad to.
Speaker 6: See that headline came in out yesterday like that was
Speaker 6: just totally out of the blow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, caught everybody by surprise. So sad. K Graham, what
Speaker 3: do you have inside today's hotest trending right GYS.
Speaker 7: Red flag fire warning has been issued for most of
Speaker 7: the Bay Area by the National Weather Service. This warning
Speaker 7: is going to be an effect from tonight through Saturday
Speaker 7: evening because some windy.
Speaker 3: And very dry weather heading our way.
Speaker 7: Offshore winds will be blowing the Bay Area with gus
Speaker 7: as high as sixty five even seventy miles an hour
Speaker 7: on some of the Bay Area ridges and mountain peaks.
Speaker 7: Many Bay Area fire departments are putting their strike teams
Speaker 7: in place already. They're standing by as of this morning
Speaker 7: and will be so until the red flag period ends.
Speaker 7: PGNE also warning some customers that they may have to
Speaker 7: shut off their power as precaution. Twenty eight thousand customers
Speaker 7: or more and total could be affected by those shutofs.
Speaker 7: The bulk of those are not in Bay Area counties.
Speaker 7: They are at higher elevations, but there are several hundred
Speaker 7: here and there across different counties. Again, those are people
Speaker 7: in rural and more remote areas where wind could be
Speaker 7: knocking trees onto power lines and so forth. It's not
Speaker 7: going to be the mass power shut offs PG. He's
Speaker 7: gotten better about that. Everybody, please be fire safe over
Speaker 7: the next few days. We're all we're getting there towards
Speaker 7: we're almost a rainy season.
Speaker 6: We're almost there. We just got to make it through.
Speaker 7: But we know historically these months can be some of
Speaker 7: our worst fire danger months.
Speaker 3: So everybody, you know, keep it together, and then when.
Speaker 2: It gets to rainy season, we can all collectively complain
Speaker 2: about all the rain we're getting and how it won't stop.
Speaker 3: Yeah, did you.
Speaker 6: Guys see anything about that?
Speaker 7: Some early projections in this law Nina that's around there,
Speaker 7: saying this winter could be filled with a string of
Speaker 7: atmospheric rivers. This is an early this is a very
Speaker 7: early prediction. You know, weather people they can't predict the
Speaker 7: weather more than two days out any sort of accuracy.
Speaker 7: But they're saying, whatever the you know, temperatures of the ocean,
Speaker 7: and you know how the water moves and currents and
Speaker 7: stuff that can cause They say the early part of
Speaker 7: this season late fall into December. It's like the you know,
Speaker 7: Northwest is going to get all that atmospheric rivers. Then
Speaker 7: they're going to start shifting down, you know, December, January, February,
Speaker 7: war just gonna get pounded by. Whether or not that
Speaker 7: actually happens, I don't know, but you know, we need
Speaker 7: the rain, so I believe that it will.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's Jess manifesting that for us all the flooding
Speaker 2: and stuff.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Jess, Yeah, thanks too soon, Graham, did you
Speaker 3: have something else here in trending? Oh, that's it, okay perfect.
Speaker 1: The JV Show on Wild ninety Genuine Pony.
Speaker 3: I feel like I can do a sexy voice now
Speaker 3: that I'm sick genuine with Pony.
Speaker 8: Oh wow, I feel like, really, do you right, Raspy.
Speaker 6: Because there stood up on the back of my neck,
Speaker 6: but not for a good reason.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I feel like I'm sounding a little funny. I
Speaker 2: am a little under the weather, so you know, please
Speaker 2: bear with me. It is the JV Show here on
Speaker 2: Maldi for nine. I'm Selena and I'm Jess.
Speaker 10: Good morning, JB Crewed go without the haircut. You know,
Speaker 10: one of my favorite segments on your show is a
Speaker 10: dramatic reading.
Speaker 18: Of Cheaty's tweets.
Speaker 10: I have an idea if Chety, if you're up for it,
Speaker 10: how about you allow Ram to do a dramatic reading
Speaker 10: love your conversations that.
Speaker 11: You have on your dating apps.
Speaker 18: I think that'd be fun.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, At first off, you've never heard Cheaty's tweets
Speaker 7: on this show. Amazing segment tomorrow morning when we sign on.
Speaker 7: I read cheatis tweets, and she tweets a lot and
Speaker 7: a lot of funny stuff. So make sure you're here
Speaker 7: with us for that. But what about that? I love
Speaker 7: that idea conversations.
Speaker 2: Cheat He's not in the studio right now, she's working
Speaker 2: on other things the other room. But to know, since
Speaker 2: she can't say no, I think we're all going to
Speaker 2: say yes for her.
Speaker 3: I think it's a great idea too.
Speaker 2: We have your chance to win crazy cash one thousand
Speaker 2: dollars that's on standby.
Speaker 3: Before we get to the possibility of.
Speaker 2: The Tampa Bay Rays playing here in the Bay Area, Jess,
Speaker 2: you watched.
Speaker 3: The Travis Kelcey show. Yes, it's called Are You Smarter
Speaker 3: Than a Celebrity?
Speaker 5: It just dropped yesterday with three episodes, and I have
Speaker 5: to say you guys, he's a natural.
Speaker 3: Are you serious? I actually think he did really good.
Speaker 3: I was ready to judge.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna lie, but I mean, I mean, okay,
Speaker 5: he's no Steve Harvey, right, we get that, but he.
Speaker 3: Did really good. It's just a fun little show.
Speaker 2: Did he do good? Or did he do good for
Speaker 2: someone with no experience hosting anything?
Speaker 6: Is he smarter than a celebrity? Is he smarter than
Speaker 6: a fistrator?
Speaker 3: Are you smarter?
Speaker 5: Smarter than a celebrity? And I will say these questions
Speaker 5: were very easy. Easier game questions, Yeah, way easier, because
Speaker 5: those are pretty much yeah, maybe the trivia game has,
Speaker 5: you know, really set me up with some good knowledge.
Speaker 3: So I found those to be really easy.
Speaker 7: Now, I just I don't they have contestants come on
Speaker 7: and play head to head against celebrities. Is this like
Speaker 7: Dancing with the Stars where we use the term stars
Speaker 7: very loosely?
Speaker 9: Like?
Speaker 6: Do they have actual celebrities on this show?
Speaker 5: They do so nicky glazers on their oto Sinko is
Speaker 5: on there.
Speaker 6: I'm just kidding, okay, but so like.
Speaker 3: A list yeah some wash. Yeah. I honestly I didn't
Speaker 3: really know the other ones. Maybe I should maybe I
Speaker 3: should so not celebrities.
Speaker 5: Well they are still celebrities. Nicky Glazer, she's pretty up there.
Speaker 3: She is, right, she's b list. You know she's up there. Oh.
Speaker 6: J Sinco was a big celebrity like fifteen years ago.
Speaker 5: But it's a fun game to watch with the family,
Speaker 5: show to watch with the family.
Speaker 3: Sorry, so, I I want to know who else is
Speaker 3: on there that you don't.
Speaker 9: Know, you know?
Speaker 2: And I don't mean to sound salty or like just
Speaker 2: be a negative person, but I kind of wanted him
Speaker 2: to fail at this. It bothers me that they're just
Speaker 2: getting everything added to them, Travis.
Speaker 3: Says, brother, just because of the Taylor Swift effects.
Speaker 6: Yep, there's still plenty of time for it to fail.
Speaker 6: Don't worry.
Speaker 7: There's plenty of time for that. This show could only
Speaker 7: make it through. However, many episodes could not get renewed.
Speaker 7: There is plenty of opportunity. But you're right, the Taylor
Speaker 7: or Swift effects can carry things that aren't that great
Speaker 7: to the next level.
Speaker 2: Because we saw a little clip of him on that
Speaker 2: new show Grotech scree that he Travis Kelsey has a
Speaker 2: role in and his.
Speaker 5: Acting not that great, like at all, not good but
Speaker 5: in this I mean, he technically doesn't really have to act.
Speaker 3: He's kind of just being the hype man. I think
Speaker 3: that's just what That's just.
Speaker 2: I was just trying to say that to like he's
Speaker 2: just getting all these different gigs just for.
Speaker 3: No reason, I will say.
Speaker 5: I mean, obviously this show is easier to host than
Speaker 5: it would be for any other show because there is
Speaker 5: a lot going on. There's the celebrities who are also
Speaker 5: throwing in funny comments here and there, like Nicki Glazer.
Speaker 5: There's the crowd cheering every now and then. So I
Speaker 5: think it really helps him out with.
Speaker 3: The hosting gig. But I think he did a lot
Speaker 3: better than I was expecting. Okay, fair enough. I still
Speaker 3: will check it out. I will not I'll do it
Speaker 3: for you this one.
Speaker 2: So, how do you guys feel about the possibility of
Speaker 2: the Tampa bay Rays playing here at the Oakland Coliseum. Look,
Speaker 2: it sounds very far fatch and who knows, it's probably
Speaker 2: not gonna happen. Uh, but you know that their ballpark
Speaker 2: got completely pounded by Hurricane Milton, just top blown rights.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so where are they going to play?
Speaker 2: According to like news reports there that they're not going
Speaker 2: to be able to open their twenty twenty five season
Speaker 2: at that ballpark, because, uh, look at that thing.
Speaker 6: It's a big and costly, lengthy and costly repair to
Speaker 6: put a new roof back on that thing, even though
Speaker 6: it did look like it was just made out of
Speaker 6: a big tarp.
Speaker 3: We'll just throw another one back on there.
Speaker 2: But an analyst did take to Twitter and it was like, hey,
Speaker 2: where could you guys see the team playing home games at?
Speaker 2: And a lot of people throughout, well, the Oakland Coliseum
Speaker 2: is now empty.
Speaker 6: I mean, I don't want to throw cold water on this,
Speaker 6: but there's about a zero percent chance of this happening
Speaker 6: in my mind.
Speaker 3: That's what I was thinking too.
Speaker 2: Just because it's across the country, Why wouldn't they just
Speaker 2: use their minor league park there?
Speaker 6: They're going to go to another park.
Speaker 7: There are other much and you know, not to besmirch
Speaker 7: the great name of the Oakland Coliseum. There's a lot
Speaker 7: of nicer parks in between here and there that they
Speaker 7: could play at, and any number of minor league parks
Speaker 7: are sorry, they're nicer than the Oakland Coliseum. The Oakland
Speaker 7: Colosseum between Oakland Coliseum now Tampa Bay, they're used to playing.
Speaker 7: I think Tampa Bay Trumpic Canfield is the only other
Speaker 7: really old ballpark.
Speaker 6: Left for Major League Baseball teams.
Speaker 3: But even the coliseum's worse than that, and.
Speaker 7: The coliseum is worse than that one. Those are the
Speaker 7: two worst in MLB as far as I remember so.
Speaker 7: But there's just no way the families the players would
Speaker 7: be like, what are we doing? My family lives here
Speaker 7: in Tampa Bay or the surrounding area. I'm not going
Speaker 7: to go live in Oakland for you know how maijor
Speaker 7: League baseball season is long.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know how hard it'd be to get
Speaker 2: their fans out this way, Like they're all going.
Speaker 3: To take cross country trips just to go to a
Speaker 3: baseball game.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's like you want to see attendance lower than
Speaker 7: an A's game. Put a Tampa Bay Race team out there.
Speaker 3: Actually it'd be a little higher. I don't know. But yeah, no,
Speaker 3: there's something that's being thrown out there. I don't see it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there's too many other options, too many other options
Speaker 7: that make more sense in between the three thousand miles
Speaker 7: from here to there.
Speaker 1: Right The JV Show on Wild ninety four nine, The.
Speaker 3: JV Show, I'm Selena. I'm Jnan Cheeta.
Speaker 2: We were just talking about Liam Payne, who passed away
Speaker 2: yesterday thirty one years old.
Speaker 3: Good Morning JV shows us and said, he said, from.
Speaker 15: With the Liam Payne, I feel like that story is
Speaker 15: a little off with the hotel, him going downstairs being upsets,
Speaker 15: likely from someone probably going in his room while he
Speaker 15: wasn't there, taking something, and then they drag him to
Speaker 15: his room, and then I don't believe that he had
Speaker 15: the drugs or whatever they say they found.
Speaker 3: It just sounds fishy, said, he said, you know, we
Speaker 3: love you. You know you know that right, you know that.
Speaker 3: Why would they make that up?
Speaker 2: It's no secret that he has struggled with substance abuse.
Speaker 2: He's talked about that before, and it's it's not like
Speaker 2: it's something that you just get over, you know. It's
Speaker 2: something that he struggles with clearly up until yesterday. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and there are so many reasons that we covered, you know,
Speaker 2: for him that for why he could have been as
Speaker 2: distraught as he was, all the things going on with
Speaker 2: his ex and then his current relationship.
Speaker 7: Yeah, We're in an interesting time where when something happens,
Speaker 7: the most logical explanation is not one that everybody is
Speaker 7: quick to accept. Everybody was interested in other possible conspiracy
Speaker 7: theories and all this other stuff.
Speaker 6: Sometimes what happened is just what happened.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And it makes me so sad to think that,
Speaker 2: you know, if he did do this on purpose. So
Speaker 2: sorry to be dark here, but just it just makes
Speaker 2: me so sad for him because I can't help but think,
Speaker 2: like if you would have just hung on a little
Speaker 2: bit longer like her ex, his ex Sorr was like
Speaker 2: offering to get him help, like every time he contacted her,
Speaker 2: like she would offer to get him help and try
Speaker 2: to help.
Speaker 3: But you have to want that for yourself.
Speaker 6: He has so much of your life ahead of you.
Speaker 6: How old were thirty?
Speaker 3: Pretty one? Oh?
Speaker 7: Yes, the majority of your life is still yet to come,
Speaker 7: the majority of your life.
Speaker 2: If you want to go back and podcast the show later,
Speaker 2: you can go ahead and listen back to everything that
Speaker 2: we covered. There was a lot to unpack involving Liam Payne,
Speaker 2: so you can do that at a later time.
Speaker 1: The JV Show on Wild ninety four to nine.
Speaker 2: All right, something we do every Thursday.
Speaker 3: Lady, where's my jewelry? Can we talk?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, shut the music off because she just came in
Speaker 2: here like, guys, my.
Speaker 3: Dry spell might be over. What hell? Yeah, please explain?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it's a spell we're thinking of YESHI day,
Speaker 2: I was texting Jess.
Speaker 3: I was like, I don't know why, but just hooking up.
Speaker 7: No, no, thank you Jess for doing that.
Speaker 3: Someone needed to do it. I couldn't do it.
Speaker 6: I'm married, Selena also married.
Speaker 3: I'm married, So thank you for.
Speaker 6: The dry spell.
Speaker 2: Somebody else, you guys get cute together, I cue together.
Speaker 3: I cannot. My horrores have been like going crazy. And
Speaker 3: you told this to Jess of all people, Yeah, we were.
Speaker 14: I was.
Speaker 3: I was helping her out.
Speaker 5: With like texting her.
Speaker 6: Talk to guys, coaching her thriller. Here's what, here's what
Speaker 6: you should do.
Speaker 3: Help got it?
Speaker 9: Okay?
Speaker 2: So you go to guess my hormones are raging, okay,
Speaker 2: just text how did you?
Speaker 3: How did you bring this up? Let me let me
Speaker 3: like go back a little bit. Pleasees are raging. So
Speaker 3: I ended up texting is that related to the full moon?
Speaker 8: I texted one of my eggs, you know, friends of backets,
Speaker 8: and then I was like, then I texted Jest like
Speaker 8: I don't know what I just did, but I just
Speaker 8: texted this guy that used to you know, and but
Speaker 8: he hasn't texted me back yet, so maybe maybe it's
Speaker 8: for the best. But then he texted me this morning. Yeah,
Speaker 8: and then looks like something might be happening this week.
Speaker 4: It's on.
Speaker 3: Plans to meet up. Yeah, we're in the process now.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh. So there's a lot of prepping to do. Yeah,
Speaker 3: there's a lot of operation that goes into what are
Speaker 3: you saying? Yes, that's just it is gonna be an
Speaker 3: everything shower. Oh, how long has it been? Has been
Speaker 3: a while? Like like years? Yeah?
Speaker 6: How many?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 6: Multiple years?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: And do you even more than two years?
Speaker 3: Yeah? More than three years? Yeah, more than four years? No,
Speaker 3: not more than four years.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's a long time.
Speaker 3: Can I ask why? Do you have to ask it?
Speaker 3: I don't know if I'm allowed to ask why.
Speaker 2: I guess it's like obviously your decision, clearly, But maybe
Speaker 2: the better question is like why now?
Speaker 3: Well, Oh I feel like it's been a while.
Speaker 20: Yeah, that's been crazy, but I think I did it
Speaker 20: because after a while just kind of like okay, like
Speaker 20: I can get used to this, Like after I feel
Speaker 20: like you passed a couple of months, it gets easier,
Speaker 20: so you're just like a whatever.
Speaker 3: So that's just how it happened. It just happened.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, And did you have you been in contact
Speaker 2: with this guy at all?
Speaker 9: Like?
Speaker 3: What did he?
Speaker 2: Okay, so you know that he is in fact still single,
Speaker 2: Like yeah, we hope.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Like what if you have in a whole relationship
Speaker 3: right now?
Speaker 6: You don't care just because there's a goal, he doesn't
Speaker 6: mean you can't score.
Speaker 7: Oh my god, I don't don't see block it's been I'm.
Speaker 3: Just asking questions. Everything's gonna be five? Oh my god,
Speaker 3: this is exciting. I know, I'm excited.
Speaker 7: I'm nervous for you, Like I'm sweating right now. I'm
Speaker 7: all nervous. I'm all flustered.
Speaker 3: Do you need like a wax?
Speaker 6: Or three years? Is like.
Speaker 3: Three years?
Speaker 7: The Hedges is a fully grown up.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I've only seen you wear shorts like
Speaker 3: once and that was a long time ago.
Speaker 7: Yeah okay, So do you think it's gonna be? Is
Speaker 7: this strictly like you show up to I'm assuming you're
Speaker 7: not going to your.
Speaker 3: Place right so how yeah, how does this go down?
Speaker 6: Do you like go out to eat first or straight
Speaker 6: to the buffet.
Speaker 3: Straight to the where where where would this happen? Probably
Speaker 3: his place? He has his own place. Okay, that makes
Speaker 3: it easier. Okay.
Speaker 7: And how can we've never backslid to this guy before
Speaker 7: in this three year dress.
Speaker 3: Spoon because it was a toxic little thing.
Speaker 6: But it's a little thing I'm hearing.
Speaker 3: Are you okay now? Because this is was this an
Speaker 3: ex of yours.
Speaker 6: Or is it just a situation?
Speaker 3: It's a situationship? Okay?
Speaker 2: And do you but do you feel confident enough that
Speaker 2: you're not gonna develop feelings? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Definitely, Okay, Yeah, way passed. Well that I'm happy for you. Cheese.
Speaker 2: If you're just tuning in, Cheat's dry spell will be
Speaker 2: coming to an end this weekend.
Speaker 7: I mean, we can't celebrate until we know it's especial
Speaker 7: when to come to an end. We don't want all
Speaker 7: we don't want to celebration. Yeah, a lot of stuff
Speaker 7: could go wrong between now and mine.
Speaker 3: You never know. All right, gee, thank you for sharing
Speaker 3: and congratulations with you. We're going to continue our meeting in.
Speaker 1: The ladies room next the JV Show on Wild ninety
Speaker 1: four nine.
Speaker 3: Before we get back to our meeting in a ladies room.
Speaker 13: Hey, JV Show. Just wanted to share that the last
Speaker 13: few nights you all have been in my dreams.
Speaker 1: Not my dirty dreams.
Speaker 13: You sick of get your lines out of the gutter. No, like,
Speaker 13: you all have just been narrating my dreams and it's wonderful,
Speaker 13: it's comforting.
Speaker 16: It's nice to have you there.
Speaker 13: Thanks so much. Also, have any of you seen Nobody
Speaker 13: Wants Us on Netflix? It is so so good. It's
Speaker 13: with Adam Brody and oh wow, I just totally lost
Speaker 13: her name. Anyway, it's it's a really great show. I
Speaker 13: highly recommend you jumping on Graham bumps to the top
Speaker 13: of your list.
Speaker 3: Yes, Kristen Bell is the other she starts.
Speaker 7: Actually, I've watched a preview as we were bumping around
Speaker 7: Netflix the other day and my wife was like, we.
Speaker 3: Should watch that, and I was like, no, Love is Blind.
Speaker 7: I have to watch Love Is Blind for work and
Speaker 7: she's like, fine, but she really wants to watch that.
Speaker 7: I've heard a couple of people tell me that they
Speaker 7: are watching it and that it's good.
Speaker 3: I finished it already already. God, just like too much
Speaker 3: time pottery class. Once you know she's living life. I
Speaker 3: think it's the opposite. Actually, you're not.
Speaker 6: I mean different definitions of that, but.
Speaker 3: That is better than me taking like a three hour nap,
Speaker 3: So it's it's cheaty. But the show you recommend, I
Speaker 3: do recommend. Yeah, it is really good. I finished it
Speaker 3: maybe in one sitting.
Speaker 5: I've been doing a lot of painting, and I've been doing.
Speaker 2: I say, and watch Netflix that at the same time
Speaker 2: all day. Grandma and I are so mad right now
Speaker 2: a right back to our meeting in the ladies room.
Speaker 3: Is not being able to cook a deal breaker? Oh interesting,
Speaker 3: so does.
Speaker 2: This guy who wrote on Reddit that he and his
Speaker 2: wife are like not doing well right now because his
Speaker 2: wife can't cook and he loves to cook, so in
Speaker 2: the beginning it wasn't a problem and like he never mind,
Speaker 2: he never minded having to be the one to handle
Speaker 2: meals or whatever, like it was just fun for him.
Speaker 2: But she's so bad at anything kitchen related, Like she
Speaker 2: doesn't even know to cut the stems off strawberries before
Speaker 2: chopping them.
Speaker 3: She melts up.
Speaker 2: He says, she messes up boxed macaroni and cheese. One
Speaker 2: time his mom was over and asked her to like
Speaker 2: help cut something, and she didn't even know how to,
Speaker 2: like properly hold the knife. Now, his mom was like
Speaker 2: making comments and now he's like, look, it's embarrassing if
Speaker 2: things don't change, like she's not even trying, like one
Speaker 2: is she doing it on purpose? And two if she
Speaker 2: doesn't change, like I will be out. So I'm telling
Speaker 2: her this now. Is not being able to cook a
Speaker 2: deal breaker?
Speaker 6: A gram No, but you have to I think you
Speaker 6: have to know that that's the arrangement that you're going into,
Speaker 6: Like you have to know that you're going to be
Speaker 6: the one shouldering all the kitchen duties. Is it a
Speaker 6: deal breaker?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 6: But is it frustrating?
Speaker 7: Yeah, of course, right, you want somebody that's going to
Speaker 7: be helping you out, and this is going to be
Speaker 7: more of a team more of a team effort. I
Speaker 7: know my wife was pulling her hair out right now
Speaker 7: over this past however long because we've been building a
Speaker 7: house and I go from here straight to the job site,
Speaker 7: and I work until the evening and then I go
Speaker 7: home and then I have to prep for this show
Speaker 7: the next day. And so shout out to Kate. I mean,
Speaker 7: she's been shouldering the majority of you know, we have
Speaker 7: two kids. They're hungry in the evenings I'm like working
Speaker 7: all the way through up until bedtime, so she's been
Speaker 7: shouldering so much this load. She's just like, I can't
Speaker 7: wait for this house to be done. We'll have you know,
Speaker 7: a big kitchen. Our kitchen right now is tiny. Both
Speaker 7: of us can barely fit in there. If we wanted
Speaker 7: to cook together.
Speaker 3: Before the house building, would you help?
Speaker 7: But yes, and I'd cook my own I'd cook my
Speaker 7: own meals. You know, we would you know, take turns.
Speaker 7: And it was more of a share of responsibility. And
Speaker 7: my wife is very, very excited for that to return,
Speaker 7: very emphasis. I'm very excited for that to return, and
Speaker 7: I am too. It's going to be just make the
Speaker 7: evenings a lot more enjoyable when I'm not working twenty
Speaker 7: four hours a day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for me, it's it's not a deal breaker because
Speaker 2: I do all the cooking in the house, but I
Speaker 2: like some help, of course, And I think it could
Speaker 2: turn into like a fun like couple thing.
Speaker 3: Yes, you know, I think my man's only cooked like
Speaker 3: one time, could.
Speaker 6: He handle and boxed mac and cheese?
Speaker 3: Ooh no, he definitely could.
Speaker 2: I don't know how this woman on you know, on
Speaker 2: Reddit is that bad? Like I didn't think anyone could
Speaker 2: be that bad.
Speaker 3: I think the not knowing is not a problem. It's
Speaker 3: the not trying that would upset me.
Speaker 5: Because at the end of the day, I mean, you
Speaker 5: kind of learn as you go. You can just follow
Speaker 5: a recipe, but I think if you're not even trying
Speaker 5: to at least help with like cutting the vegetables, or
Speaker 5: even like like for me, my boyfriend doesn't cook, but
Speaker 5: he helps me with the cleaning or like if i'm
Speaker 5: if I need anything, you know, put in the fridge,
Speaker 5: taken out of the fridge, dishes washed, like he's helping throughout.
Speaker 5: And like you said, Selena, it does make it more
Speaker 5: of a thing that you're doing with your significe, more enjoyable.
Speaker 3: That's the effort. Like just put in the effort, Do
Speaker 3: you know what I mean?
Speaker 5: Because I wouldn't say I'm, like, you know, expert at cooking.
Speaker 6: But it should be. With all that free time, take
Speaker 6: a couple of cooking classes while you're at it, binge
Speaker 6: watch a few more shows, binge wash some cooking shows
Speaker 6: while you're you know, you.
Speaker 3: Know what you're right?
Speaker 2: Who also, like throw something into our meeting in the
Speaker 2: ladies room.
Speaker 7: I want to know if you ladies are with this
Speaker 7: new fashion trend that is sweeping, uh, you know, the
Speaker 7: high fashion world right now. They say, a lot of
Speaker 7: runways are seeing this trend. This is something maybe Ess
Speaker 7: can post at jav morning shows. You can find some examples.
Speaker 7: That's our Instagram. If you're not already following us, great
Speaker 7: followed by the way. A lot of good stuff there.
Speaker 7: But they say, over the past couple of years, in
Speaker 7: particularly this year, a lot of runways are seeing the
Speaker 7: one legged pants trend taking over. They're just it's exactly
Speaker 7: like what it sounds like. If that's with just one leg,
Speaker 7: it's legitimately not like.
Speaker 3: One leg rolls up. There is no no, there's no
Speaker 3: other leg.
Speaker 7: And a lot of people people are very divided about it,
Speaker 7: and they say, you know, high design is saying, well,
Speaker 7: this is you know people, you know, bucking tradition and saying, look,
Speaker 7: we don't have to have symmetry in all our designs.
Speaker 7: We can have the one leg and I don't know,
Speaker 7: apparently that's some I'm not in the high fashion world clearly,
Speaker 7: but they say that's kind of the motivation behind this.
Speaker 7: And but a lot of people are like, well, what
Speaker 7: if it's you know, either cold out now I have
Speaker 7: one cold leg and one.
Speaker 6: Warm leg, you know, or vice versa. There's just some.
Speaker 7: Varying opinions on when and where you can employ this
Speaker 7: fashion into your regular wardrobe.
Speaker 3: Did you hear for the one leged pants trend? No?
Speaker 3: I agree.
Speaker 2: I think that everything has to be symmetrical. I mean, like,
Speaker 2: I think, like one shoulder tops and things are cute,
Speaker 2: but the pants, if it's ugly, which it is, I'm
Speaker 2: just not gonna wear it.
Speaker 6: I thought it looked kind of cool. As ridiculous it
Speaker 6: is as it is.
Speaker 7: It's nothing that I would think a normal person can wear.
Speaker 7: But a lot of things on the runway aren't meant
Speaker 7: to I think, be worn on bart. You know that's
Speaker 7: not this being one of those, because your one leg
Speaker 7: is gonna catch like four different diseases from the seat.
Speaker 3: So do you just shave one leg to wear these?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I think so.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it saves you sometime they're getting ready.
Speaker 3: It just looks interesting.
Speaker 5: There is a picture now up at jav Morning Show
Speaker 5: Instagram story if you want to check it out.
Speaker 7: But yeah, it looks odd, it's weird, and they say
Speaker 7: what might be soon following?
Speaker 6: This is the two different shoe trend.
Speaker 3: Stop.
Speaker 6: They say that may be coming as well. You may
Speaker 6: be wearing too.
Speaker 2: I've done that before with like, you know, mixing and
Speaker 2: matching different colors, but it was like the same shoe.
Speaker 7: Yeah, put your pant like another super in your castle side.
Speaker 5: No, I like it if it's just different colors, not
Speaker 5: a completely different shoe.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're saying sorry.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: We were just talking about cooking in a relationship. Is
Speaker 2: not being able to cook a deal breaker?
Speaker 9: Good Morning JV Show Maria. Here, I think there's a
Speaker 9: huge difference between not knowing how to cook and then
Speaker 9: claiming that you don't even know how to chop the
Speaker 9: stem off the strawberry. Like that just seems weird. Does
Speaker 9: she grow up like Kendall Jenner, who like doesn't know
Speaker 9: how to help cucumber? Like, I don't understand like how
Speaker 9: this girl was like that sounds like selective and competent,
Speaker 9: like you know how to boil water, Like there's just
Speaker 9: basic skills that.
Speaker 3: Have So yeah, we're talking about a Reddit post.
Speaker 2: A guy was like, Yeah, my wife can't even you know,
Speaker 2: cut the sense of strawberries when we're.
Speaker 3: Chopping him up, and he did, wonder is she doing
Speaker 3: it on purpose?
Speaker 2: So she's not asked to cook? And that very well
Speaker 2: could be possible.
Speaker 16: Good Morning JV Show. This is when you're from Campbell
Speaker 16: and I just had a comment on the cooking thing.
Speaker 16: In my household, everybody has a cooking night. I have
Speaker 16: two grown kids, one six or one seventeen and the
Speaker 16: other one is nineteen. And then I have a six
Speaker 16: year old, which of course she's not cooking, but and
Speaker 16: then my husband, he also has a cooking night, so
Speaker 16: everybody gets to cook. It's important that moms get the
Speaker 16: time that they need.
Speaker 3: So anyway, yeah, I love that.
Speaker 6: It's a great way.
Speaker 7: It's a great way to balance things out in the household,
Speaker 7: and your kids need to be It's like a.
Speaker 2: Basic life skill, like you not to cook a meal, yep,
Speaker 2: but would you want to eat something your kids made?
Speaker 3: I feel like, did you wash your hands?
Speaker 6: They were sixteen?
Speaker 3: Yeah, they don't wash their hands either.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's a good point.
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Speaker 2: So how is Gypsy Rose going to handle her mom's
Speaker 2: death when it comes to her baby?
Speaker 3: As you know she is pregnant.
Speaker 2: Her baby will be born sometime next year, is what
Speaker 2: I've read.
Speaker 3: And she was recently.
Speaker 2: On a podcast yesterday and she she addressed how she's
Speaker 2: going to broach this topic with her daughter when she
Speaker 2: is born.
Speaker 3: If you don't know.
Speaker 2: Gypsy Rose, she served prison time for her role in
Speaker 2: her mom's murder, so it's kind of weird when she
Speaker 2: went on this podcast and she said the idea of
Speaker 2: her mom not being around to like know her baby
Speaker 2: was heartbreaking to her.
Speaker 3: She says a lot of off.
Speaker 2: Things where it's just the math ain't math, and you know,
Speaker 2: but here's what she said.
Speaker 17: I do from time to time think about what could
Speaker 17: have been, and it makes me sad. So everybody asked
Speaker 17: the question, what are you going to tell your daughter
Speaker 17: whenever grandma isn't around, and I said, my response to
Speaker 17: them is that Christie has become more of a mother
Speaker 17: to me than my own mother was, So that question
Speaker 17: really won't be a pest in our face.
Speaker 3: Christy.
Speaker 2: By the way, it's her stepmom and it is still
Speaker 2: going to be a pest. Once that baby gets old
Speaker 2: enough to read whatever happened.
Speaker 3: You know, on the internet, she's gonna have some questions
Speaker 3: for you. Yeah, a lot of them.
Speaker 7: All of this stuff, this audio, the video, the everything
Speaker 7: that's ever been put it will all still be living
Speaker 7: out there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, kids to find later datesster.
Speaker 3: My God, really quick.
Speaker 2: The Menendez brothers, who, as you know, have been the
Speaker 2: subject of a lot of Netflix projects lately with the
Speaker 2: Monsters series.
Speaker 3: There's a new documentary out. Last time we talked about them.
Speaker 2: It's because there is a whole movement to have their
Speaker 2: case not dismissed, but to have them re sentenced is
Speaker 2: how I should put it. And if they are resentenced
Speaker 2: and their charges reduced, they could be out of prison
Speaker 2: by the end of the year. If you don't know
Speaker 2: the Menanda's brothers, they brutally shot their parents back in
Speaker 2: I want to say nineteen eighty nine is when that happened.
Speaker 2: Yesterday their family held a press conference urging for their release,
Speaker 2: and according to these reports, the La County DA he
Speaker 2: told NBCUS yesterday that he hopes to make a decision
Speaker 2: within ten days about whether to recommend resentencing for them
Speaker 2: or not.
Speaker 3: So this is it's moving fast.
Speaker 7: It's crazy to me how nobody in general public this
Speaker 7: case is not on their radar. And then all of
Speaker 7: a sudden, you know, in Netflix documentary or a series
Speaker 7: about a case comes out.
Speaker 6: It's not just this one.
Speaker 7: We've seen this with multiple other cases, and it just
Speaker 7: renews such public interest in it. Suddenly, that's what moves
Speaker 7: the ball forward to getting people either exonerated or new
Speaker 7: evidence looked at, or cases re examined, or people resentenced
Speaker 7: or some people end up getting released because of the
Speaker 7: public support for it.
Speaker 3: It's just it was that.
Speaker 2: It was that and also Kim Kay who you know,
Speaker 2: she's taken a very big passion to prison reform and
Speaker 2: you know, met with them and put out that letter,
Speaker 2: and she's met with people in the prison and people
Speaker 2: and you know, in the courts.
Speaker 6: But it's not just but not just this case.
Speaker 7: There's been so many cases that are either just a
Speaker 7: total cold case or whatever, and somebody does a podcast
Speaker 7: about it and then.
Speaker 6: All new information comes out and all stuff.
Speaker 7: It's interesting that takes the public's help. It's the public
Speaker 7: behind so many of these recent re examination of cases.
Speaker 7: It's and I listen those true crime puckcasts all the time,
Speaker 7: but it does it garners attention for it, and then
Speaker 7: police departments or das are like, you know what, maybe
Speaker 7: we shouldn't take a look at that what they normally
Speaker 7: wouldn't have. And you're right, and not in this case,
Speaker 7: but in other cases you have innocent people sitting there
Speaker 7: in prison, then does it and it takes some sort of
Speaker 7: podcast or a show about it for them to get
Speaker 7: their case moved forward.
Speaker 3: These guys, obviously we know they did it. Yeah, that's
Speaker 3: not a different about it. Yeah, all right, Graham, what
Speaker 3: do you have for right?
Speaker 6: Let's talk shrinkflation for a minute.
Speaker 3: Guys.
Speaker 7: This is not what happens when you get into a
Speaker 7: cold pool. This is when a company, because the rising
Speaker 7: inflation costs, give you less product in their packaging. We
Speaker 7: see this a lot, obviously with food products, and then
Speaker 7: they charge you the same amount for it even though
Speaker 7: you're getting less, but they're trying to trick you into thinking, no,
Speaker 7: you're getting the same amount, and sometimes they charge the
Speaker 7: same amount or even more for it. My wife's company
Speaker 7: called it value engineering. They didn't like the shriflation thing. Actually,
Speaker 7: shout out to my wife. She just yesterday was her
Speaker 7: last day. I can say that company General Mill. She
Speaker 7: worked there for a long time. Yesterday was her last day.
Speaker 7: She got a new job. She starts on Monday. Props
Speaker 7: to her very exciting day.
Speaker 6: She's a boss. But yeah, their company, like all companies
Speaker 6: during this time, a lot of them, did this value engineering.
Speaker 6: If you've opened a bag of chips or something lately
Speaker 6: and thought where are all the chips in here? You're
Speaker 6: not alone.
Speaker 7: A lot of people have noticed have noticed that the
Speaker 7: amount of product and things has lessened. PepsiCo has said
Speaker 7: that they are going to be boosting the volume of
Speaker 7: some of their packages a chip because they have been
Speaker 7: accused of shrinkflation, just like a lot of companies that.
Speaker 3: I think they were probably probably doing it.
Speaker 7: They say, some bags of their chips like Tostitos and
Speaker 7: some other brands, then they're gonna add twenty percent more
Speaker 7: chips in there. So now are we just back to
Speaker 7: where we were supposed to be?
Speaker 3: The normal? Just more now?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 7: They're boosting the packages and they say some of those
Speaker 7: multi packs that come with a bunch of small individual
Speaker 7: bags of chips, they're gonna throw a few extra bags
Speaker 7: in there just to try to make things right.
Speaker 3: Wow, thank you.
Speaker 6: They got they got busted. Now they're gonna add more
Speaker 6: chips to it. Freedo's and some other companies have also
Speaker 6: been called out for doing the same thing, But I've
Speaker 6: not I've definitely noticed it reasonally when you open something
Speaker 6: or a box of crackers are where, Uh, it's all
Speaker 6: air in here.
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