Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
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Speaker 2: It's side for Swampwatch. Swamp is horrible. The government doesn't work.
Speaker 3: Man, make us like a reality TV show.
Speaker 2: Corn Pop was a bad noose. Always a pleasure to
Speaker 2: be anywhere from Washington, DC. Hey, Joe, a.
Speaker 4: Town hall too, clearly built on a swamp and in
Speaker 4: so many ways.
Speaker 2: Still a swamp. I have a batch of malarkey, he
Speaker 2: said the swamp. I said, Oh, that's so hope.
Speaker 5: Keep you know the thing.
Speaker 3: Well, we saw the fifty eight year old suspect in
Speaker 3: this second ASSEMPT attempted assassination, Ryan Routh, were a blue
Speaker 3: inmate jumpsuit in his initial appearance in the federal courtroom
Speaker 3: in Florida today facing two federal gun charges, possessing a
Speaker 3: firearm as a felon and possessing a firearm with an
Speaker 3: obliterated serial number. The breakdown of the story is that
Speaker 3: he showed up at Trump National Golf Course down in
Speaker 3: West Palm Beach and according to cell phone records, they
Speaker 3: said he was in the area for as long as
Speaker 3: twelve hours before a Secret Service agent noticed the barrel
Speaker 3: of a rifle coming out of some shrubs or trees
Speaker 3: or whatever alongside the golf course and peeled off.
Speaker 2: They said at least four shots towards that. This guy then.
Speaker 3: Bounced out, left, jumped in a truck, and took off
Speaker 3: a Nissan pathfine, or took off somebody. And again I
Speaker 3: don't know why if that somebody heard the gun shots
Speaker 3: and then saw somebody running and thought maybe I want
Speaker 3: to record that, but was able to snap a picture
Speaker 3: of the guy getting into that Nissan, so they had
Speaker 3: a license plate number, which is why they caught the
Speaker 3: guy relatively quickly in the neighboring counties.
Speaker 2: He's driving down I ninety five.
Speaker 1: This was a win for the Secret Service, the fact
Speaker 1: that they spotted a rifle pointing through some shrubbery.
Speaker 2: That's pretty good, right, That's exactly what they're supposed to do.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Now, because there was no outer perimeter that would that
Speaker 3: the guy apparently breached, there was. I mean, yes, I
Speaker 3: don't want somebody with a long gun within a few
Speaker 3: hundred yards of a former president or anybody.
Speaker 2: But I don't think.
Speaker 3: The the Secret Service had an expectation of protection there
Speaker 3: the way that they did in.
Speaker 2: Butler, PA.
Speaker 1: I will say that the Secret Service agent did shoot
Speaker 1: at this guy and did miss.
Speaker 2: So there is well and well, I don't know how far,
Speaker 2: how long, how far away he was.
Speaker 1: If you shot at somebody and you missed, you would
Speaker 1: never hear the end of it from me.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, I don't plan.
Speaker 1: I mean if it was your job, not if you
Speaker 1: were just shooting that.
Speaker 2: Decided to shoot somebody.
Speaker 3: Now, this guy has quite a record, apparently an extensive
Speaker 3: criminal history in North Carolina from whence he came. In
Speaker 3: two thousand and two, he was charged with later pleaded
Speaker 3: guilty to fell in possession of weapon of mass destruction,
Speaker 3: including and other charges including resisting an officer carrying a
Speaker 3: concealed weapon, ID card fraud apparently in two thousand and two,
Speaker 3: that was when he was found in possession of a
Speaker 3: fully automatic weapon. Those were the most serious charges that
Speaker 3: he faced. But there's a bunch of other stuff that
Speaker 3: he was popped for, like a bounce and b.
Speaker 1: He's a he's a perfect fall guy for the conspiracy.
Speaker 2: The conspiracy theory.
Speaker 1: That Trump needed attention and somebody in the orbit found
Speaker 1: this guy was able to back channel into his Communica,
Speaker 1: social media or otherwise and get a move in.
Speaker 2: Get a move in.
Speaker 1: The sheriff even intimate to this, The sheriff said, how
Speaker 1: does a guy from not here get all the way
Speaker 1: to Trump International realize that the former president is golfing
Speaker 1: and able to get a rifle in that vicinity? Is
Speaker 1: this guy part of a conspiracy, the sheriff said, Is
Speaker 1: he a lone gunman? If he's part of a conspiracy,
Speaker 1: then this whole thing really takes on a very ominous tone.
Speaker 5: Well, boom, it's not me and my bunker.
Speaker 3: But his use of the term conspiracy is different than
Speaker 3: your term conspiracy. His term conspiracy means that just there's
Speaker 3: more than one person.
Speaker 1: Any any conspiracy would be ominous. Well, whether it was
Speaker 1: insider job people involved.
Speaker 3: This guy may have had some some substance issues. Fifteen
Speaker 3: years ago, charged with misdemeanor possession of controlled substance. It
Speaker 3: was eventually dismissed. Guilty of misdemeanor possession of stolen goods
Speaker 3: three years probation, possession of stolen vehicle that was dismissed,
Speaker 3: traffic issues, a bunch of stuff. They've accused of of
Speaker 3: failing to pay his taxes, on time.
Speaker 1: Well, who pays their taxes and on time? I would
Speaker 1: say the majority of people.
Speaker 3: Oh so, I mean this guy is well known perhaps
Speaker 3: to law enforcement, although not necessarily well known to the
Speaker 3: rest of everybody else.
Speaker 2: When we come back, I wanted to play for you.
Speaker 3: I didn't get to this early in the show, but
Speaker 3: his interview with Newsweek Romania. Now, one of the things
Speaker 3: that this guy is known for and has actually been
Speaker 3: interviewed by places like The New York Times for is
Speaker 3: his travel to Ukraine to fight Russia on behalf of Ukraine,
Speaker 3: and he was amazed that more people weren't doing that.
Speaker 2: Did you care?
Speaker 1: Jim Harbaugh talking about JK. Dobbin's flip into the end zone. No,
Speaker 1: I'm going to send.
Speaker 2: Jacob the audio. It's hilarious.
Speaker 1: It's like classic Jim Harbaugh, and we can play it
Speaker 1: in Fantasy for play when we talk about how we
Speaker 1: all failed miserably picking games.
Speaker 3: This weekend, a couple of retired New York City Fire
Speaker 3: Department fire chiefs were arrested by the Feds early today.
Speaker 3: They were accepting more than one hundred ninety thousand dollars
Speaker 3: in bribes to allegedly help fast track safety inspections and reviews.
Speaker 3: These two worked in the fdn WAES Bureau of Fire Prevention,
Speaker 3: picked up on bribery, corruption, false statements offenses as part
Speaker 3: of this long running corruption probe that has touched all
Speaker 3: parts of city Hall there in New York City.
Speaker 5: Hey, did you see this bit about Donald Trump Junior.
Speaker 2: And somebody who's not Kimberly Gilfoyle.
Speaker 5: Yes, they say it's glamorous.
Speaker 2: It girl.
Speaker 1: Bettina Anderson, thirty seven years old, and they had an
Speaker 1: intimate brunch date last month, and apparently the romance is
Speaker 1: all the talk of Palm Beach. She is a model,
Speaker 1: an influencer and a philanthropist and a philanderer, And witnesses
Speaker 1: to the counter say it was clear it was not
Speaker 1: a business meeting, that she reached over and planted sexy
Speaker 1: kisses on his lips three times, that she was totally
Speaker 1: smitten with him, and he with her.
Speaker 2: They looked relaxed.
Speaker 1: Definitely a date, like I care about his relationship with
Speaker 1: Kimberly Guilfoyle. This is not like, this is not a
Speaker 1: union I'm trying to protect, but.
Speaker 2: A union born out of true love.
Speaker 1: Just no, I don't union born out of plastic surgery
Speaker 1: and Gavin knew some sloppy seconds.
Speaker 3: We mentioned the very long criminal history that this fifty
Speaker 3: eight year old Ryan Rauth has. This is a guy
Speaker 3: who investigators said hid himself and his automatic semi automatic
Speaker 3: rifle sorry just outside Trump National Golf Course there in
Speaker 3: West Palm Beach, Florida, yesterday in an attempt apparently to
Speaker 3: assassinate the former president. He was spotted, or at least
Speaker 3: the barrel of the gun was spotted by Secret Service
Speaker 3: agent who fired at him, and then the guy got
Speaker 3: up and ran. What they found there was this AK
Speaker 3: forty seven style rifle, a couple of backpacks hanging on
Speaker 3: the fence that may have had some sort of ceramic
Speaker 3: ballistic shield in them, little plates that I guess could
Speaker 3: have been used to protect him, and then a go
Speaker 3: pro camera as well. Either I don't know if it
Speaker 3: was trained on him or if it was trained on
Speaker 3: the golf course. They said there may have been a
Speaker 3: scope that he was using potentially to follow the president,
Speaker 3: but the president never got within I think they said
Speaker 3: was four hundred yards was as close as he got
Speaker 3: before he was whisked away back to the clubhouse and
Speaker 3: then taken Tomorrow Lago, which amazingly is a much more
Speaker 3: secure facility. Now, this guy made his name for himself
Speaker 3: recently because he was one of many foreigners who traveled
Speaker 3: to Ukraine to fight on behalf of the Ukrainian government
Speaker 3: and people against Russia. And he did an interview with
Speaker 3: Newsweek Romania about his plans.
Speaker 4: The question as far as why I'm here, So maybe
Speaker 4: you know a lot of the other cons gray, but
Speaker 4: this conflict is definitely black and white. This is about
Speaker 4: good versus evil. This is a storybook, you know, any
Speaker 4: movie we've ever watched. This is definitely evil against good.
Speaker 4: I mean, we're battling a situation here where you know,
Speaker 4: the Ukrainians and the rest of the world are caring
Speaker 4: and kind and generous and unselfish and take care of
Speaker 4: one another, and it's just a matter of, you.
Speaker 2: Know, we need to stand up for that.
Speaker 3: Half of his hair was purple in that interview, and
Speaker 3: half of it was dyed, was bleached blonde. Not that Listen,
Speaker 3: people can do what they want with their hair. I'm
Speaker 3: just trying to paint you, judgy, just trying to paint
Speaker 3: the picture. According to the response of the former president,
Speaker 3: I mean this is becoming old hat for him, so
Speaker 3: he may have been shocked at the attempt on his life,
Speaker 3: but was cracking jokes about it later on in the day. Yesterday,
Speaker 3: in a post on his website truth Social, he thanked
Speaker 3: the Secret Service, he think law enforcement. He thanked the
Speaker 3: Palm Beach County Sheriff's office for keeping him safe. As
Speaker 3: far as the campaign, they haven't changed anything.
Speaker 2: They have not announced any changes to his schedule.
Speaker 3: He's supposed to appear on a live stream to introduce
Speaker 3: a new cryptocurrency business tonight. Tomorrow, He's going to hold
Speaker 3: a town hall event in Flint, Michigan. It's moderated by
Speaker 3: Governor Sarah huckeby Sanders of Arkanas. A rally planned Wednesday
Speaker 3: in Uniondale, New York. So it doesn't look like any
Speaker 3: of that's going to be changing necessarily. I just want
Speaker 3: to mention a quick poll that came out. I mean,
Speaker 3: it seems like every day you're going to get a
Speaker 3: couple of these, but there is a significant shift in
Speaker 3: the way things have been going In Iowa. A Des
Speaker 3: Moines Register poll shows that Trump leads Kamala Harris forty
Speaker 3: seven to forty three among likely Iowa voters. He Trump,
Speaker 3: that is, had an eighteen point lead over Biden back
Speaker 3: in late spring, and right now the lead over Harris
Speaker 3: is down to just four points.
Speaker 1: So no one's playing that interview that we played earlier
Speaker 1: in the show where she kind of has an air
Speaker 1: not kind of for me. It has definite condescension dripping
Speaker 1: with that quote about where I grew up and the
Speaker 1: people they pride in their lawns because that was like
Speaker 1: the best thing that they were going to be able
Speaker 1: to take care of and cultivate in their sad little lives.
Speaker 5: And nobody's playing that stuff. Where is that?
Speaker 3: Which is strange because there has been such a drum
Speaker 3: beat that she doesn't sit down for these interviews. Then
Speaker 3: she does, she sits down with Dana Bash.
Speaker 5: And nobody reports on it.
Speaker 2: It was just goof.
Speaker 3: It was lame, and no one, no one's calling her
Speaker 3: out on the lack of ability to put a sentence
Speaker 3: together without sounding insane.
Speaker 1: Well, it's not that she's sounding insane, it's just it's
Speaker 1: back to the word soup. Maybe she was just on
Speaker 1: it for the last six weeks or whatever, and now
Speaker 1: she's kind of letting up on the laser focused communication.
Speaker 3: I don't know and this Washington Post arc when we
Speaker 3: come back how parents are talking to their kids about
Speaker 3: the election.
Speaker 1: I thought we were going to do the story about
Speaker 1: my phone letting me smell and see what's on the
Speaker 1: other end of a call. That's terrifying. I don't want
Speaker 1: to smell who I'm talking to.
Speaker 2: We didn't get to this one.
Speaker 1: I know we didn't, but I also want to get
Speaker 1: to that one because I don't want to smell whoever
Speaker 1: I'm on the phone with. Probably you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I mean, think about all the people you talk to
Speaker 1: on the phone. You want to smell all those people.
Speaker 2: That's a good point. You could probably turn it off.
Speaker 1: There's a couple people I wouldn't mind smelling easy, like
Speaker 1: my girlfriends. They smell great, smell like cookies.
Speaker 5: But I don't want to.
Speaker 1: You know, if I call the plumber, I don't want
Speaker 1: to smell what And plumbers don't smell as bad as you.
Speaker 2: Think they do.
Speaker 5: My brother's a plumber. He smells awful.
Speaker 2: Think about my cup noodles, not oh did you have one?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Hell, yeah I did, which was kind of funny
Speaker 3: because I got I got judged from who well from
Speaker 3: there's three there's three producers and management people who sit
Speaker 3: outside and guard that snack drawer.
Speaker 5: It's like management row and Oscar turs.
Speaker 3: Around and goes, oh, you are going to go over
Speaker 3: a cup of noodles? Oh was the third time in
Speaker 3: the snack drawer today?
Speaker 5: Wow, you are leaning on the snacks a little heavy.
Speaker 2: And Anne was like, who are you? So I got judged?
Speaker 1: Well, I'm sorry that I wasn't there to defend your honor,
Speaker 1: because a cup of noodles is really a truly American
Speaker 1: I got Italians. It was a decision that you made.
Speaker 1: It was not as salty as I remember them being.
Speaker 1: That's funny because when I had one last week, I
Speaker 1: thought it was super salty like I remembered it not being.
Speaker 1: So maybe our levels are just different. Do you have
Speaker 1: enough iron in your diet?
Speaker 2: Do I? I believe I do? Yes? Okay, why how
Speaker 2: do I ask?
Speaker 5: Have you made that doctor's appointment yet?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: I haven't made any doctor's appointments yet. You make it
Speaker 3: sound like I have a thing that needs to be
Speaker 3: lanced and I haven't gotten it done yet.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know where you are with your sores
Speaker 1: and if they're open or not.
Speaker 2: But I have zero open.
Speaker 1: Do you know that you are You've turned fifty A
Speaker 1: long time ago, now.
Speaker 2: A long time ago.
Speaker 1: Now, Yeah, I just think it would be nice to
Speaker 1: look under the hood, have a doctor get in there
Speaker 1: and make sure all your your your your plugs are good.
Speaker 3: And I don't know, You're going to pause one of
Speaker 3: these days and I'm going to be ruthless.
Speaker 2: Oh are you really?
Speaker 5: Is that a good idea?
Speaker 1: Is that a good idea? What do you think the
Speaker 1: outcome of that is for you?
Speaker 2: Are you?
Speaker 1: I mean from what I from what I understand, it's
Speaker 1: a it's a hormonal mess, and so I think you're
Speaker 1: I remember my mom going through it, and she would
Speaker 1: just fly off a handle all the time.
Speaker 5: Willy nilly, that.
Speaker 2: Doesn't sound like you.
Speaker 1: Wow, Washington, See now you're acting out because you know
Speaker 1: I'm three thousand miles away.
Speaker 2: You and your corns.
Speaker 3: The Washington Post has an article says how parents are
Speaker 3: talking or not talking to kids about the election.
Speaker 2: I have a problem with the premise.
Speaker 1: I have a problem with the premise. I have a
Speaker 1: problem with the way it's framed. And I have a
Speaker 1: problem with the people they chose to ask about this.
Speaker 3: So they said, they asked parents of young children to
Speaker 3: share their thoughts and then edited their responses. But it
Speaker 3: was basically about how young Americans, young people in this
Speaker 3: country ask questions about yard signs in their neighborhood, about
Speaker 3: the candidates they see on television, the comments they overhear
Speaker 3: at school, and they said, this is my face part.
Speaker 3: Others might not be aware that an election is happening
Speaker 3: at all. I know full ass grown adults who do
Speaker 3: not know who the president or vice president is. I
Speaker 3: mean that they would be unable to tell you some
Speaker 3: of the most basic, simple things about politics in this country,
Speaker 3: and they're part of me is like, well, that's awful.
Speaker 3: That's a bad place to be. But like we've kind
Speaker 3: of joked about these astronauts stuck in space.
Speaker 2: Hey, they don't have to deal with it.
Speaker 5: Oh, I'm so jealous.
Speaker 1: This article, written by Caitlin Gibson in The Washington Post
Speaker 1: says we've asked parents of young children to share their thoughts.
Speaker 1: One of the one of the peoples is I've got
Speaker 1: three kids. My eldest is in seventh grade, I've got
Speaker 1: twins in the fourth grade.
Speaker 5: Me and my.
Speaker 2: Spouse, we were heavily.
Speaker 1: In tune with what's going on in politics, and there's
Speaker 1: a lot of dialogue surrounding the overturning of Roe v.
Speaker 2: Wade.
Speaker 1: My seventh grader is acutely aware of what it means,
Speaker 1: but the nine year old's less. So what a nine
Speaker 1: year old knowing anything about Roe v Wade is troubling,
Speaker 1: let alone a twelve year old, well, a twelve year
Speaker 1: old that you're kind of dialed in junior high, you're
Speaker 1: going to start arting nine nine. And it sounds almost
Speaker 1: like she's woefully saying like, unfortunately the nine year olds
Speaker 1: can't talk to them about abortion yet. They haven't fully
Speaker 1: grasped the abortion debate my nine year olds.
Speaker 5: The other person they talk to.
Speaker 1: Says, I am a pro life speaker. I spoke at
Speaker 1: the National March for Life. Again, I'm throwing out your opinion.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying it's not valid, but when you have
Speaker 1: people that are so entrenched in politics, that's not who
Speaker 1: I'm going to to find out how much I should
Speaker 1: tell my kids.
Speaker 3: Right, there's another one. My wife and I have one child,
Speaker 3: he's almost two. Tried watching the presidential debate with my son.
Speaker 3: What What an awful parent, What an awful thing to
Speaker 3: think that your kid would have any interest in or
Speaker 3: were you just saying that you were in the same
Speaker 3: room with your kid and you flip the channel from
Speaker 3: Thomas the Tank Engine to the debate.
Speaker 1: I love Thomas the Tank and Percy Percy's my favorite.
Speaker 2: Percy was kind of a b what you.
Speaker 5: Watch your mouth wasn't either.
Speaker 2: The one that complained all the time?
Speaker 3: No, I know Kayu Kyu's that little Kaya's bald kid
Speaker 3: who is an awful, awful child.
Speaker 2: Sorry, what's a lot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but if your kids ask questions about politics, answer them,
Speaker 3: but don't don't assume that you're that's that's gonna energize
Speaker 3: any amount of interest in your child, and in fact,
Speaker 3: the idea that they would want to be involved in
Speaker 3: politic there's one. It's one thing to say you want
Speaker 3: to get involved with serving your community, serving underprivileged people,
Speaker 3: serving in some way, service is an honorable thing to
Speaker 3: strive for. Service in politics brings with it a minefield
Speaker 3: of potential dangers, and that's where I would I would
Speaker 3: push my kids away. My daughter, twenty two years old,
Speaker 3: arguably one of the smartest people I've ever made, she said.
Speaker 3: The other day, she texted me and asked if there
Speaker 3: was anything she needed to know about the debate that
Speaker 3: happened because she didn't watch it because she was working.
Speaker 3: And I said, that's all you need to know. You
Speaker 3: were working. You have a life, you have other stuff
Speaker 3: going on. Do your life and let these morons argue
Speaker 3: about moronic stuff over and over again.
Speaker 1: Duncan was the complainer. He was the grumpiest engine.
Speaker 3: There's something about Percy that doesn't I don't like Percy.
Speaker 1: You know what.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna I'm not gonna engage in this.
Speaker 2: When we come back.
Speaker 3: But that would be a more appropriate argument for your
Speaker 3: ten year old or your nine year old than the
Speaker 3: repercautions of the overturning.
Speaker 2: Of Roe v. Wade.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm more comfortable talking about Thomas the tank
Speaker 1: one day.
Speaker 3: Let you smell as well as we see and hear
Speaker 3: what's on the other end of the call.
Speaker 1: I only tell you to make a doctor's appointment because
Speaker 1: I care. It's not like I'm old shaming you.
Speaker 2: No, you want me violated in some weird way.
Speaker 5: No, that's not I do not. I do not.
Speaker 1: I have mean my mind, I've even gone there, and
Speaker 1: you're never mind what in my mind?
Speaker 2: Nothing? Nothing, what were you gonna say nothing? I'll wait
Speaker 2: till you come back, all right?
Speaker 1: You got lit up by someone on Instagram. What an
Speaker 1: asinine thing to tell your daughter, Gary, She's trying to
Speaker 1: educate herself and you could have given her the highlights,
Speaker 1: or you could have told her the person not to
Speaker 1: vote for. What a dumb thing to tell a daughter
Speaker 1: who is trying to be informed.
Speaker 2: Why the f would I tell my daughter who to
Speaker 2: vote for?
Speaker 1: That was gonna be my point. I read that, And
Speaker 1: that's one way to take what you said. Another way
Speaker 1: is this, You're gonna let your daughter make up her
Speaker 1: own mind. There's so many people that try to indoctrinate
Speaker 1: and just pick and choose and.
Speaker 2: Tell their kid how to vote and what side you're.
Speaker 3: On, and they get mad at them when they don't
Speaker 3: vote the way you want them to follow that.
Speaker 2: It is awful.
Speaker 1: I hate I feel bad when when I see kids
Speaker 1: that are just their parents are constantly talking politics to
Speaker 1: them and who to hate and all that.
Speaker 2: It's like, let the kid.
Speaker 1: Make up its own mind. If you're a hippie and
Speaker 1: you've raised an Alex P. Keaton, then that is just fine.
Speaker 1: It's all right that your kid doesn't agree with you.
Speaker 2: But it's quite a reference.
Speaker 1: I know, topical reference, isn't it very topical?
Speaker 3: That's funny because she was just on the Emmys last night.
Speaker 3: Who oh man, the mom in that show?
Speaker 2: Oh really?
Speaker 3: Uh Meredith Baxter Ernie, Oh yeah she was. They did
Speaker 3: They did like groups of like characters, so they had
Speaker 3: they had villains up at one point like uh, John
Speaker 3: Carlo Esposito and.
Speaker 2: The woman from Misery. Man, why am I you know?
Speaker 2: It's weird what I watched in my head?
Speaker 1: Now, all yeah, sodium kin, but they TV moms that
Speaker 1: were especially when you're this close to menopause.
Speaker 2: So so so.
Speaker 1: I I never bought her and her relationship on that show.
Speaker 1: As a child, I never believed in her character for
Speaker 1: some reason. And then I realized as I got older,
Speaker 1: she is a lesbian and that is why it was
Speaker 1: not believable that that marriage was not believable to me.
Speaker 1: I saw that I saw as a kid. I knew
Speaker 1: there was something off, like these two aren't like, these
Speaker 1: two don't seem like they.
Speaker 2: Would be married. They're not married.
Speaker 5: Weird, right, weird.
Speaker 3: When we get into Mixtate Monday, very late in the show,
Speaker 3: my wife brought up another story, another song. Specifically, we
Speaker 3: were playing the Tommy Tommy Cash died. Tommy Cash was
Speaker 3: Johnny Cash's younger brother and he died just over the
Speaker 3: weekend at the age of eighty four, I think, and
Speaker 3: his last top twenty hit, or his last hit, Tommy
Speaker 3: Cash that is was something about I recall a Gypsy
Speaker 3: woman and it was about a relationship that he had
Speaker 3: when he was seventeen years old with this gypsy woman.
Speaker 2: And it was a little about child abuse, and it
Speaker 2: was dirty.
Speaker 3: It was a little dirty, little statutory rape, depending on
Speaker 3: the state in which it took place. There's a Garth
Speaker 3: Brooks song that has a very similar tone to it.
Speaker 5: Is this not the dance that summer? That summer?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that summer? And I looked it up The Holy
Speaker 3: Cow Garth likes Garth?
Speaker 5: Oh my god, Yes, are you kidding?
Speaker 1: I mean, you can tell when people are in love
Speaker 1: with themselves, and that is just apparent within three seconds
Speaker 1: of listening to that guy.
Speaker 3: Well, and I didn't, I mean I listened to songs
Speaker 3: for a long time. I think I noticed it. When
Speaker 3: there was a documentary about him produced by him. It's
Speaker 3: like he did the camera. He did the lighting. He
Speaker 3: did everything and it was all about Garth.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it wasn't that.
Speaker 1: Wasn't that a song about like a teenage boy goes
Speaker 1: to work in the summer and the woman is like
Speaker 1: a like a widower, divorce or something.
Speaker 5: And she wanted to feel she needed to feel the thunder.
Speaker 1: Like that's what he's bringing, huh at sixteen when you
Speaker 1: listen to music or you talk to sixteen.
Speaker 5: That's a strong point.
Speaker 3: On your phone. The way the technology works a little diaphragm.
Speaker 3: It changes the digital signal into a physical vibration and
Speaker 3: that's why you can hear it. Your phone can also
Speaker 3: display images and videos little pixels that you the colors,
Speaker 3: et cetera. But now they're talking about using tiny particles
Speaker 3: called molecules that float through the air and reach your
Speaker 3: nose to send signals to your brain, but doing it
Speaker 3: with your phone. Imagine something. Now they break it down
Speaker 3: like the way light is broken down. White light contains
Speaker 3: the three colors, right, and that's why you get the red, green,
Speaker 3: and blue as the primary colors. Some combination thereof you
Speaker 3: can get all of the colors of the rainbow and beyond.
Speaker 3: And they're saying that they're thinking about smells in a
Speaker 3: similar way, that they would be composed of a certain
Speaker 3: number of basic molecules, and then you increase or decrease
Speaker 3: each one of those to come up with a specific smell,
Speaker 3: and that you would have a cartridge you could put
Speaker 3: in your phone with those different scents, those different smells
Speaker 3: in it. Your phone figures out how to make a
Speaker 3: newly baked chocolate chip cookie smell?
Speaker 5: Is anyone asking for this?
Speaker 2: Have no? I don't think anybody has.
Speaker 3: They used to do There used to be a push
Speaker 3: to do movie theaters like this called Smell of Vision.
Speaker 5: Right, it's like Soaring over California.
Speaker 3: Yeah, when they would when they would pipe in the
Speaker 3: orange oranges, and now when they do Soaring over the
Speaker 3: world or just soaring they would pipe in the jasmine
Speaker 3: around the taj Mahal or whatever it was. But one
Speaker 3: thing is you have to be able to produce thousands
Speaker 3: of different smells just with a few cartridges. And again,
Speaker 3: I don't think anybody's beaten down the doors to get
Speaker 3: to a smellophone.
Speaker 5: Are you doing your stretches in my absence?
Speaker 3: I'm not And I really have felt it this weekend
Speaker 3: because I did two weeks of nothing, and then you
Speaker 3: need to do your stretches. Tried to get back into it,
Speaker 3: and I'm a mess.
Speaker 5: I have done nothing for a while too.
Speaker 1: But I am going to have a virtual ballet class
Speaker 1: tomorrow with miss Patricia.
Speaker 2: Oh she goes across country with you.
Speaker 5: Huh oh, that's why it's a virtual m hm m hm.
Speaker 2: Okay.
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