Speaker 1: You're waking up with fifth in the morning.
Speaker 2: Huh kiss one, good morning, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 3: So get this.
Speaker 2: Last night I spent the better half of my evening packing,
Speaker 2: standing in front of my closet, stating in front of
Speaker 2: my dresser, getting organized. If you are part of yesterday's show,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm packing for. But I just don't
Speaker 2: know what I'm getting myself into. And by the way,
Speaker 2: some pictures of the camp site were sent to me
Speaker 2: and I sent them immediately to my friends and they said, Tiffany,
Speaker 2: you need to book your marriott. What are you doing?
Speaker 2: What are you getting yourself involved with? If you're like, WHOA,
Speaker 2: what's going on? Tip, I'll talk a little bit more
Speaker 2: about it in our eight o'clock hour. If you're willing
Speaker 2: to stick around and hang out, I'd love to have you.
Speaker 2: If not, you can get caught up on the podcast
Speaker 2: at any points today. I just starts tiff in the
Speaker 2: morning on the iheard app We kind of went into
Speaker 2: it a lot. I am going camping, going camping at
Speaker 2: my first music festival at the age of thirty five,
Speaker 2: and I feel like this might be something that you're
Speaker 2: supposed to do at the age of twenty two. I'm
Speaker 2: just a little delayed in life. And if you're wondering,
Speaker 2: why the hell are you even doing this? I keep
Speaker 2: saying that my tab is open on life, especially this summer,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, sure, you know what.
Speaker 3: Let's try it, let's give it a go.
Speaker 2: Well I immediately regret this, most likely because I think
Speaker 2: it's gonna rain the entire time. I need as much
Speaker 2: good juju as you can possibly put together. How are
Speaker 2: you off to a good start, hopefully on this Friday?
Speaker 3: Maybe that puts you in a funny mood.
Speaker 2: Coming up a couple of songs from now, we'll get
Speaker 2: into the three things you need to know to get
Speaker 2: your day started at sincey I'm getting it organized here.
Speaker 2: But nothing's bigger than cold Play this morning, so you know,
Speaker 2: we'll get to that, and then a reminder. I'll continue
Speaker 2: to stamp your Sincy summer passport with art museum tickets
Speaker 2: coming at seven thirty.
Speaker 4: Good morning.
Speaker 5: All right, Glenn, you need to know she's got you.
Speaker 1: It's three things with tip on.
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 2: Nothing is bigger than cold Play this morning. Give me
Speaker 2: a hot seg. We'll get to that in a minute.
Speaker 2: We're just before seven o'clock on the eighteenth of July
Speaker 2: Happy Friday. Mostly rainy skies throughout the weekend, scattered at
Speaker 2: times seventy one. At the moment, heis in the mid
Speaker 2: eighties and humid. I need it to be better because
Speaker 2: I'm going camping this weekend. So if you could send
Speaker 2: some good juju my way, I would really appreciate them.
Speaker 2: All Right, So, the story about Coldplay broke yesterday. There
Speaker 2: isn't a chance that you have you if you've opened
Speaker 2: social media that you you probably can't go one or
Speaker 2: two swipes without seeing it. It's everywhere. Every news outlet
Speaker 2: is picking it up. Two people were caught on the
Speaker 2: JumboTron at Jillette Stadium in Boston, are better known as
Speaker 2: Fox bro Mass at the cold Play show two nights ago,
Speaker 2: and instead of just letting the camera roll by them,
Speaker 2: they ducked and acted really uncomfortable and awkward, which has
Speaker 2: led the Internet to do what the Internet does and
Speaker 2: found out that the two of them.
Speaker 3: Have been cheating. Now, this is the thing.
Speaker 2: Though we don't know the backstory, we do know that
Speaker 2: the astronomer's name is Andy Byron. Kristen Cabot works for
Speaker 2: the same company and the HR Department. We don't know
Speaker 2: if they had been separated from their significant others.
Speaker 3: We don't know if this was a cheating thing. We
Speaker 3: don't know if.
Speaker 2: Maybe they were trying to hide it because kids are involved.
Speaker 2: I don't know any of that stuff. But what I
Speaker 2: do know is that the Internet has gone full send
Speaker 2: on it. And by the way, the statements that have
Speaker 2: come out right those are not true. There are no
Speaker 2: validity to those statements as if yeat. The best case
Speaker 2: scenario for them is that they say absolutely.
Speaker 3: Nothing and this blows over.
Speaker 2: I don't know whether or not they're going to lose
Speaker 2: their jobs, though, I think that's a conversation we're going
Speaker 2: to have at seven twenty. All right, Second and three
Speaker 2: things you need to know. Stephen Colbert made the announcement yesterday,
Speaker 2: and it seemed like a surprise to him that after
Speaker 2: oh the twelve years or ten years, rather, the Late
Speaker 2: Show is coming to an end.
Speaker 6: Before we start the show, I want to let you
Speaker 6: know something that I found out just last night.
Speaker 1: Next year will be our last season.
Speaker 3: The network will be ending the Late Show in May.
Speaker 2: And it seemed very much like he did not know
Speaker 2: that that was coming. He took over for Letterman in
Speaker 2: twenty fifteen. Lastly, it's new music Friday. Here's a brand
Speaker 2: new one from Alex Warren.
Speaker 3: This is called Eternay.
Speaker 1: It like a shit.
Speaker 2: With me. That is three things you need to know
Speaker 2: for the eighteenth of July. Good morning, you're waking up
Speaker 2: in the morning morning. Of all the places to get
Speaker 2: caught cheating, the JumboTron of a stadium concert is not
Speaker 2: the way I would want to.
Speaker 4: Go cold Play none the last.
Speaker 3: Nonetheless, like it's yellow, he was the song there.
Speaker 7: For the last.
Speaker 3: I don't know the songs.
Speaker 2: Ah, that's the voice of Bobby's our social media director.
Speaker 2: So I'm not surprised that you scrolled past this video
Speaker 2: on social because now it's everywhere. I don't think I'll
Speaker 2: ever unsee this guy's face and body language.
Speaker 4: It's her for me.
Speaker 8: So basically, they're hugging on the jumbo tron and then
Speaker 8: as soon as they get on screen they both hide
Speaker 8: their faces.
Speaker 4: She turns away, he ducks down. It's whole nine.
Speaker 3: It's bad. Instead of just owning it, and like they
Speaker 3: just panicked.
Speaker 4: Well I would panick too.
Speaker 3: They panicked to set the scene.
Speaker 2: Coldplay was in Boston, last night.
Speaker 3: I have to text my Boston friends and see if
Speaker 3: anyone was there. And this is a state.
Speaker 2: This is this was a sold out show at Gillette Stadium,
Speaker 2: second night of it. You know how an artist does it.
Speaker 2: They pan arounded the different people into the crown. They
Speaker 2: come across these two adults, I mean, and it's just them.
Speaker 2: They are all over she he just set the scene
Speaker 2: like what it looks like. She's up against the railing
Speaker 2: and he's behind her, like.
Speaker 4: Arms around her. Fully they're holding hands.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like in the arms of an age, like clearly together.
Speaker 8: What's their backstory though? So now the internet has found them?
Speaker 8: Of course, he is the CEO of Astronomer whatever that is,
Speaker 8: and she is head of HR at the same company.
Speaker 8: And they're both allegedly married to not each other, if
Speaker 8: we believe the internet. Yeah, it's on buzzing pop.
Speaker 4: I believe. I believe that's ragget my news. That's rough.
Speaker 8: I feel bad for everyone involved, well not them, well
Speaker 8: everyone they're spouses.
Speaker 4: I feel bad.
Speaker 8: And also why are they maybe it was a workouting,
Speaker 8: why are they at the Coldplay concert together?
Speaker 2: Because they probably lied and said, hey, I'm going somewhere
Speaker 2: with I'm going somewhere that somewhere happens to be the concert.
Speaker 2: What a horrible way to get caught cheating. And now
Speaker 2: it's everywhere. So the wife knows. I'm sure there are
Speaker 2: internet salus all long.
Speaker 8: They're commenting on her Facebook, commenting on his LinkedIn.
Speaker 2: Ooh, I guarantee because of the state, because of twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five, he will lose his job or he'll step
Speaker 2: down and her as well as of HR I think
Speaker 2: so too. But do you think your personal life should
Speaker 2: affect your work life?
Speaker 8: Interesting you asked. I was talking about this on my
Speaker 8: podcast not too long ago.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 8: I think that if you are caught cheating, you should
Speaker 8: be going to jail. Sorry, because I'm not responsible for
Speaker 8: what I do if you cheat on me. And also
Speaker 8: I think you should like maybe not lose your job forever.
Speaker 8: But like what I said on my podcast was two
Speaker 8: weeks unpaid minimum.
Speaker 4: It's horrible to cheat on someone.
Speaker 2: It really is like morals wise, one hundred percent, yeah,
Speaker 2: one hundred percent. But it's your personal life versus your
Speaker 2: professional life. Do you think that they should be one?
Speaker 4: Uh? Not always? And you know, I don't know.
Speaker 8: I think some moral things should cost you your job.
Speaker 8: Not necessarily cheating, but also I think cheating is up
Speaker 8: there with really bad things to do to someone.
Speaker 2: It's a perk, that's that's a personal thing. If you've
Speaker 2: been cheated on, I bet you're nodding in your your
Speaker 2: head right now, like, m lose your job, lose your house,
Speaker 2: lose your wife, lose your kids, lose everything, for sure.
Speaker 2: But I think there needs to be a separation between
Speaker 2: work life and personal life. Okay, but when you're that
Speaker 2: high up in the company, it's all about optics in
Speaker 2: this world.
Speaker 4: She's as head of HR sweetheart Alert.
Speaker 2: What are your thoughts? Five one, three, seven, four nine,
Speaker 2: one oh seven one. Well, let's just see what Cincinnati
Speaker 2: has to say. If you get caught cheating, do you
Speaker 2: think you should lose your.
Speaker 4: Job for that?
Speaker 3: Good morning? You're walking into coldplay conversation.
Speaker 2: I am not surprised if you've already talked about this
Speaker 2: in your group chats, if you've heard another radio.
Speaker 3: Station talking about it.
Speaker 2: You're walking into the conversation live this morning, kiss one
Speaker 2: oh seven one. I'm tif of Tip in the morning.
Speaker 2: By the way, if you and I haven't connected.
Speaker 3: So the question is whether or not these two should
Speaker 3: get fired from their job. Good morning, you're on the air.
Speaker 9: I agree that cheating is a terrible, terrible thing morally ethically,
Speaker 9: but I think what's so great is that we are
Speaker 9: personal lives and our professional lives are very separate, and
Speaker 9: I think once we start merging those together, then that's
Speaker 9: when we're gonna start. I don't know, I just I
Speaker 9: just don't like the idea of that. And I mean,
Speaker 9: I have been cheat it on before. I have never cheated.
Speaker 9: I want to clear that, but I don't know. It's
Speaker 9: a very bad thing. I definitely wish that there is
Speaker 9: more some type of consequences, but I am a believer
Speaker 9: of karma and I think, you know, it's just kind
Speaker 9: of what you have to hold on to, but cheating, Like,
Speaker 9: I don't know, I just I really don't want to
Speaker 9: start being professional and personal. And yeah, I don't want
Speaker 9: to start seeing a quide because I feel like I
Speaker 9: could end up bleeding to more things.
Speaker 3: What's your name? What neighborhood?
Speaker 2: Call me from?
Speaker 9: Those are great points, Emily from Kenwood.
Speaker 3: Emily, thanks so much for the call. Kenwood's right around
Speaker 3: the corner for the station.
Speaker 10: Awesome, Thank you.
Speaker 2: Kiss one seven one. I'm back with you. Thanks for
Speaker 2: holding What are your thoughts?
Speaker 10: I don't know if they should lose their jobs or say,
Speaker 10: but my opinion, if you can cheat on your life
Speaker 10: partner or whoever, if they can't trust you, how could I?
Speaker 2: I like?
Speaker 1: I like.
Speaker 2: Now this is all hypothetical because we don't know the
Speaker 2: CEO's backstory with the HR lady. We don't, Yeah, we don't,
Speaker 2: but that is a that's a good take.
Speaker 3: What's you name? What neighborhood you call me from?
Speaker 10: Libby? From Chevy?
Speaker 3: They give you the call Libby. I appreciate you.
Speaker 2: It's foolish of me to assume that you already know
Speaker 2: what's going on, So let me just debrief you. If
Speaker 2: you walk in it, you haven't scrolled social media. At
Speaker 2: a Coldplay concert two nights ago, two people were caught.
Speaker 3: It looks like.
Speaker 2: They were cheating because they just ducked away from the
Speaker 2: camera really quickly. And the internet has gone nuts so
Speaker 2: over it. The one thing about it is that the
Speaker 2: internet has brought us all together on one common topic
Speaker 2: for at least forty eight hours.
Speaker 6: I caught another woman at my boyfriend's house, and instead
Speaker 6: of getting mad at each other, us two ladies teamed up,
Speaker 6: broke a few things in his house. I'm not going
Speaker 6: to stay exactly what they were, and upon leaving, she
Speaker 6: continued to do donuts in his yard and tear his launch.
Speaker 11: Wow.
Speaker 2: Thank you for the talkback with Oh my God, where's
Speaker 2: the Carrie Underwood song?
Speaker 3: When you need it.
Speaker 2: We'll continue the convo. Should they get fired from their jobs?
Speaker 3: Yes or no? Your chance to win the Sincy Summer
Speaker 3: passport tickets.
Speaker 1: Next, you're waking up with fifth in the morning on
Speaker 1: kiss one O seven to one.
Speaker 3: All right, collar ten, no keyword. You just have to
Speaker 3: be the lucky collar this morning to get the art
Speaker 3: museum passes.
Speaker 2: Yes, the art museum is free, but there are paid
Speaker 2: exhibits in there. And it's my It's in my neighborhood,
Speaker 2: so I'm happy to welcome to my neighborhood. If you
Speaker 2: haven't gone in a while, five went three seven, four
Speaker 2: nine one seven one, you can go ahead and start dialing.
Speaker 2: We're in the midst of chit chatting about this cold
Speaker 2: play thing. By now, I'm sure you're familiar with the
Speaker 2: whole cheating conversation on the internet.
Speaker 3: We're gonna pop over to our talkbacks.
Speaker 12: I think it's funny that Chris Martin says he hopes
Speaker 12: he didn't start a problem with us showing these people
Speaker 12: on the kiss cam. It's not his problem that he started.
Speaker 12: It's stairs They need to take ownership. So yeah, good
Speaker 12: luck to them.
Speaker 2: You I've you know, the empathetic side in me does
Speaker 2: feel for them, and of course their spouse is but
Speaker 2: we don't know the full story yet. And that statement
Speaker 2: that you've seen online, or the rumors that you've heard
Speaker 2: about that statement, I don't think that that's a true statement.
Speaker 2: That feels ai generated to me, So be careful what
Speaker 2: you believe. I don't know. I'm not in their group text.
Speaker 2: I say this about every topic that we get into
Speaker 2: when it doesn't involve us directly. I'm not in their
Speaker 2: group text or their family chat. I don't know. Maybe
Speaker 2: they were already separated but they just didn't want to
Speaker 2: go public. Maybe they they worked, they obviously worked together,
Speaker 2: but they didn't want anyone else in the company knowing.
Speaker 2: Maybe they have children, Maybe they didn't want the kids
Speaker 2: to know. You know, I don't know. If they are cheating,
Speaker 2: is that great?
Speaker 3: No, that's the worst.
Speaker 2: Come on in your adults, and you should be better
Speaker 2: than that, but it's not my place to.
Speaker 4: I don't know what's going on in your life.
Speaker 3: I can't say here and judge you.
Speaker 13: The biggest takeaway from this cold Play cheating scandal is
Speaker 13: don't blame other people for your mistakes. In his statement
Speaker 13: of apology was that how troubling it is that what
Speaker 13: should have been a private moment became public. Dude, you're
Speaker 13: at a concert with sixty five thousand people. You just
Speaker 13: got caught, and now you have to pay the price.
Speaker 2: Sure, And like I said, I'm not convinced that that
Speaker 2: statement is true, because it's just so every news outlet
Speaker 2: is picking the story of every publication.
Speaker 3: Every so the social media memes are out there.
Speaker 2: By the way, my favorite social media meme is somebody
Speaker 2: took that viral girl from the Taylor Swift concert in
Speaker 2: our city. Do you remember the girl with the blanket
Speaker 2: over her head and the glasses on?
Speaker 3: And they said, if you're going to show up to
Speaker 3: a concert and she you need to do it like this.
Speaker 3: I was crying. The one thing we can agree.
Speaker 2: On is that the Internet stays defeat undefeated. We were
Speaker 2: chit chatting about whether or not they should lose their jobs.
Speaker 2: I believe in a separation of work in personal life,
Speaker 2: but I don't think that that's always the case, especially
Speaker 2: if you're that high up. He's a CEO of Astronomer,
Speaker 2: which is a company, and she obviously is the works
Speaker 2: in HR all Right, I do have one more up
Speaker 2: in phone line.
Speaker 3: It's yours if you want it.
Speaker 2: Five one, three, seven four nine one oh seven one
Speaker 2: for the art museum passes. Good luck in the meantime,
Speaker 2: commercial free.
Speaker 1: You're waking up with fifth in the morning on chis
Speaker 1: when I was seven to one.
Speaker 2: Good morning, congratulations your callar ten. I'm stamping your Sincy
Speaker 2: summer pass where you're going to the art museum.
Speaker 9: Nice.
Speaker 2: I hope you have yourself quite the little day in
Speaker 2: my neighborhood of Mount Adams. I'm happy to welcome me
Speaker 2: up there. Wait, can you turn me down in the background?
Speaker 2: There we go.
Speaker 3: Okay, what's your name with neighborhood? You waking up with me?
Speaker 2: And my name's Jesse.
Speaker 9: And I'm actually getting off work head at home.
Speaker 12: I'm only on the.
Speaker 10: Indiana.
Speaker 3: Oh right, another overnight er. I have many of you.
Speaker 2: That listen, and hey, I really appreciate you making me
Speaker 2: a part of your routine.
Speaker 9: Sweet, I love listening to you in the morning.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Any thoughts to contribute on the cheating thing? Should they
Speaker 2: get fired or not?
Speaker 9: Pretty much? I'd say, yeah, let him get fired.
Speaker 13: Wow.
Speaker 2: Okay, wait, you are ruthless. Okay, I'm gonna put you
Speaker 2: on hold. If you took an al on these tickets,
Speaker 2: I'll continue to stamp your Sincy summer passport. Coming up
Speaker 2: at eight thirty with your last chance of the week
Speaker 2: to get on the Cincinnati tiki boat with your people
Speaker 2: and feel a nice, cool breeze on your face on
Speaker 2: the Ohio River.
Speaker 3: We can you still are more than welcome to contribute
Speaker 3: to the conversation. If you want to.
Speaker 2: Talk back with TIF, that option is always available to you.
Speaker 2: We're not far off, though, from the three things you
Speaker 2: need to know to get your day started and Sincy
Speaker 2: at seven fifty Joe Burrows on the.
Speaker 3: Cover of Sports Illustrated, So we'll get to that.
Speaker 2: And how fitting with the topic of conversation we're having.
Speaker 3: This is Shanzi song right here. You heard it on
Speaker 3: Tip in.
Speaker 5: The morning when you need to know She's got you.
Speaker 1: It's three things with TI.
Speaker 2: I had to google what NED stood for, and I
Speaker 2: feel like an idiot. Good morning, give me a hot
Speaker 2: Segartus before eight o'clock in doors, got some competition eight thirty.
Speaker 2: I'm stamping your Sincy summer passport with tickets on the
Speaker 2: Cincinnati Tiki Boat. Although it doesn't look like a great today,
Speaker 2: eventually you're gonna want to feel the cool breeze on
Speaker 2: your face again. Okay, let's start off with NED. I
Speaker 2: had to google NED stands for Newport Entertainment District. You'll
Speaker 2: have access to open container cups between third and eleventh Streets.
Speaker 3: I feel like that's a really big area.
Speaker 2: It's Newport's way of mimicking what Dora is down at
Speaker 2: the banks and so forth.
Speaker 3: I wonder if that'll be.
Speaker 2: Available during fireworks. Okay, from nine am to nine pm daily.
Speaker 2: Second and three things you need to know. By now,
Speaker 2: you've probably seen the pictures of Joe Burrow on the
Speaker 2: cover of Sports Illustrated, looking good in a suit, sitting
Speaker 2: in an ice bucket, looking completely unbothered. The headline says
Speaker 2: Burr as we know as Joe Burr, and they did
Speaker 2: a little interview here is.
Speaker 11: Everybody always tells me I look like Michella Cochin from
Speaker 11: Home Alone. He bore this for mustin Halloween last year.
Speaker 11: I think it looks it looks pretty good. The pose
Speaker 11: on the right is a little little suspect, but I
Speaker 11: think it was pretty fun.
Speaker 3: So you'll see that and where I think I saw something.
Speaker 2: We're ten sundays away from football season starting.
Speaker 3: I'm not there yet. What's your stance. I'm not there.
Speaker 3: We haven't even figured out what the TIF in the
Speaker 3: Morning song this summer is going to be. I'm not
Speaker 3: ready for football.
Speaker 2: Although I am seeing Bengals fans in the city trying.
Speaker 2: I mean, we're trying to get that lease signed. When
Speaker 2: there's an update on that, i'll have it for you
Speaker 2: all right. Then, lastly, and three things you need to
Speaker 2: know New music Friday. I played it in our Last
Speaker 2: Hour from Alex Warren. This hour, i'll play one from
Speaker 2: the Jonas Brothers. This is called I Can't Lose. Okay,
Speaker 2: not bad, don't quote me on it. But aren't they
Speaker 2: coming up to nationwide later on this year? You'll have
Speaker 2: to let me know if I've got that right. I'll
Speaker 2: look it up. That is three things you need to
Speaker 2: know for the eighteenth of July at eight thirty. I'm
Speaker 2: stamping here since the summer passport with a ticket to
Speaker 2: the Cincinnati Tiki Boat.
Speaker 3: So don't go far.
Speaker 1: You're waking up with fifth in the morning, kiss.
Speaker 3: One seven one good morning.
Speaker 2: Do you like to party? Do you like to socialize?
Speaker 2: Do you like to have a good time? It's one
Speaker 2: of my core values in life. And sometimes when you know,
Speaker 2: I don't know, I'm like, do I come off as
Speaker 2: someone that parties a lot?
Speaker 3: And that might be the case.
Speaker 2: And it's not always about consumption, right, party doesn't mean consuming,
Speaker 2: whether that's alcohol or you know, cannabis or whatever, although
Speaker 2: I do love me a little bit of both. But
Speaker 2: I like to have a good time and socialize regardless
Speaker 2: of those things are involved. And I don't feel bad
Speaker 2: about that because having fun in life. I keep saying
Speaker 2: that my tab on life is open this summer and
Speaker 2: I and that's a value of mine.
Speaker 3: And when I saw this stat, I was like, are
Speaker 3: we really doing this? In America?
Speaker 2: In the last twenty years, partying and socializing has cut
Speaker 2: down by fifth fifty percent. And then in the age
Speaker 2: group where you think it's going to happen a lot,
Speaker 2: more like fifteen to twenty four, it's cut down seventy percent.
Speaker 2: Whoa consuming a lot less having?
Speaker 3: What is it? Is it finances?
Speaker 12: Is it?
Speaker 2: Life is super overwhelming? Is it just you don't know
Speaker 2: how to do it? The access to it?
Speaker 3: What is it? I'll play a quick clip for you.
Speaker 3: In the old chat.
Speaker 7: Two thousand and three to twenty twenty four, the amount
Speaker 7: of time that everyday Americans spent hosting or attending a
Speaker 7: social event declined by half, and it's been particularly bad
Speaker 7: among young Americans, people between the ages of fifteen and
Speaker 7: twenty four.
Speaker 4: When you should be partying.
Speaker 7: All the time, as the song says, your partying is
Speaker 7: down seventy percent.
Speaker 4: Why is that?
Speaker 3: Is it because people are working because they don't want
Speaker 3: to party? I don't know.
Speaker 4: Is it because thing it's expensive to party?
Speaker 7: On any given weekend, only one in twenty five of
Speaker 7: American households are doing something social, either hosting or attending.
Speaker 4: Isn't that cri?
Speaker 5: I mean, I would think that hosting, I'm not sure
Speaker 5: about that, but I you know, going out to restaurants,
Speaker 5: going out to bars, that stuff is increasingly expensive.
Speaker 3: Everything is priced way way.
Speaker 7: To have people over and have some cheese on a
Speaker 7: plate at home and drink some whatever.
Speaker 2: That's kind of where My thought was with that. I
Speaker 2: pulled this from CBS this morning. If you want to
Speaker 2: look at the clip and watch it a little bit further. Yes,
Speaker 2: the idea of going out and consuming is different than
Speaker 2: what it was maybe even five years ago, right before
Speaker 2: the pandemic.
Speaker 3: Totally understand that. But I think it's something else.
Speaker 2: I just think that the zest for life has kind
Speaker 2: of dwindled away for some and I hope that you
Speaker 2: get that theme here. Every day when you show up
Speaker 2: to Tiff in the morning, we try to try to
Speaker 2: bring you some zet bring you a little zestiness, a
Speaker 2: little bit of music, a little conversation, a little laugh,
Speaker 2: little this, a little that. You know, we try to
Speaker 2: show you a little bit of life every time you
Speaker 2: show up on my doorstep here. But I think, like
Speaker 2: most things in life, having fun, having a good time
Speaker 2: is a choice. You have to put energy an effort
Speaker 2: into that, just like you have to put energy and
Speaker 2: effort into anything else. So I encourage you this weekend
Speaker 2: maybe to knock on your neighbor's door.
Speaker 3: Hello, it's me. Tip in the morning told me to
Speaker 3: stop by say hello. Now.
Speaker 2: I hope you are aa and I hope you can
Speaker 2: show up here and have a good time and show
Speaker 2: up as yourself.
Speaker 3: Okay, coming up at nine thirty. We do it every day,
Speaker 3: the Daily Debrief.
Speaker 2: I'll choose the one big thing I think we talked
Speaker 2: about on the show, and we'll revisit it, giving you
Speaker 2: a chance to get caught up. And there was nothing
Speaker 2: bigger this morning than cold Play.
Speaker 1: You're waking up with fifth in the morning.
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 2: Let's take bets on how long the news cycle will
Speaker 2: have cold Play in it.
Speaker 3: I'd say through tomorrow night.
Speaker 2: And if you're on Facebook, maybe through Sunday. There was
Speaker 2: no bigger topic than cold Play in the last twenty
Speaker 2: four hours or so.
Speaker 3: What a time that turned out to be.
Speaker 2: You're walking into the Daily Debrief usually right around this
Speaker 2: time every day, I choose the biggest thing we covered
Speaker 2: on the show and revisit it, giving you a chance
Speaker 2: to get caught up, get involved, especially if you're just
Speaker 2: starting off your day.
Speaker 3: We were chit chatting about this incident.
Speaker 2: By now you're familiar with the CEO and the HR
Speaker 2: woman caught at the Coldplay show. If you are not,
Speaker 2: I'm sure you'll scroll past it on social media. And
Speaker 2: it had led us to talking about whether or not
Speaker 2: these two will lose their jobs voluntarily or not. So
Speaker 2: that's what we're gonna get to and check some of
Speaker 2: your talkbacks that we didn't get to in the moment.
Speaker 3: Good morning, No, no, no, no, that one. Sorry we played
Speaker 3: that one already. Hear this, Here we go.
Speaker 6: I feel like, yes, business and personal should not be mixed,
Speaker 6: and things that you do in your personal life should
Speaker 6: not affect your professional life.
Speaker 9: However, if you are.
Speaker 6: Mixing them yourself, meaning cheating on someone at your workplace,
Speaker 6: then yeah you should.
Speaker 13: It should affect your workplace as well.
Speaker 2: That is a very very good point. That is a
Speaker 2: really good point. Thank you for the talk back with Tiff.
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Speaker 3: We did get into a lot today.
Speaker 2: There's a lot to get caught up on the podcast.
Speaker 2: If you have some free time, I'd love to have
Speaker 2: you search Tiff in the morning on that same app.
Speaker 2: That way you don't miss a single thing, including this
Speaker 2: conversation and more. I hope you have a wonderful day,
Speaker 2: Happy Friday. I'm sorry it's a little gross out there.
Speaker 2: Maybe you'll be listening to Tiff in the morning from
Speaker 2: inside your house,