Speaker 1: You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly on demand from
Speaker 1: KFI Am six forty.
Speaker 2: Mister bo Kelly, We're live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app,
Speaker 2: and it's time to find out what the hell is
Speaker 2: up with Nick Polliochini. As a matter of fact, Nick,
Speaker 2: where the hell were you last week?
Speaker 3: I apologize that I wasn't here because I hate missing Tuesdays.
Speaker 4: It's always on my calendar to be a good time.
Speaker 3: But last week, if you were following me Nick Polly o'keana,
Speaker 3: this week, I'm a Nick on Instagram, you saw that
Speaker 3: I was at Nineties Night over at the Disneyland Resort
Speaker 3: inside of Disneyland Park. So it was a fantastic time.
Speaker 3: And this is something that I always want to push
Speaker 3: people to attend. And the only reason I say that
Speaker 3: is I did Sweetheart's Night. That's great. I did Nineties Night.
Speaker 3: It was epic. We've got Star Wars nights coming up
Speaker 3: in April and May, so I'll have more details about
Speaker 3: that in the coming weeks here. But if you want
Speaker 3: to find the time to go to Disneyland Park and
Speaker 3: get on every single attraction with walk ons and everything else,
Speaker 3: the party itself is four hours you get to go
Speaker 3: in three hours ahead of time, so it's called the
Speaker 3: mix in time period. And even though the ticket price
Speaker 3: for that event is slightly higher than a regular one
Speaker 3: day admission, you're going to get to go on all
Speaker 3: the attractions that you don't normally get to get on
Speaker 3: easily without the multi lane pass or the what used
Speaker 3: to be called lightning lanes. So it's a really good value,
Speaker 3: even though it's like a little bit higher price point
Speaker 3: for you to go in if you're not super into
Speaker 3: the theme, all the things are open. So if you
Speaker 3: want to do all the things at Disney, especially Disneyland Park,
Speaker 3: that's a great opportunity. So that's why I say that's
Speaker 3: a huge, you know, kind of a inside scoop. Yes,
Speaker 3: it's a little bit more expensive, I get that than
Speaker 3: a regular one day admission, but I'm not kidding you.
Speaker 3: If you want walk on to Haunted Mansion or priors
Speaker 3: to the Caribbean or Space Mountain, any of those things,
Speaker 3: you're able to do it. The only thing that I've noticed,
Speaker 3: and it will be different when we go to Star
Speaker 3: Wars night, but Rise of the Resistance was not open
Speaker 3: for those nights, but you were able to do millennium Falcons.
Speaker 3: Smugglers run without a problem. So if you want to
Speaker 3: go back to Batu and go off planet and enjoy
Speaker 3: a black Spires, that's always an option for you.
Speaker 2: Is there anything anything that you have not done at
Speaker 2: Disneyland Park.
Speaker 3: Yes, and it's mostly because of the price point and
Speaker 3: as I think something that we all encounter, the thing
Speaker 3: that I would love to do, which is kind of
Speaker 3: on my bucket list. It is called Royal twenty one.
Speaker 3: It is a special five to eight hour experience. I
Speaker 3: believe it's fourteen courses. It is fifteen thousand dollars for
Speaker 3: a party of twelve, and it is based above Pirates
Speaker 3: of the Caribbean in what was supposed to be or
Speaker 3: was originally planned to be Walt Disney's apartment inside the
Speaker 3: theme park. So we all hear about the fire station
Speaker 3: on Main Street and the light that's there that represents him,
Speaker 3: and that was his apartment, but the Disney family apartment
Speaker 3: is what was supposed to be above Pirates of the Caribbean,
Speaker 3: so when the family was there with him, they would
Speaker 3: be able to go, and when his daughters were there
Speaker 3: to be able to stay there. It never opened for that,
Speaker 3: but right now it is set up to be that
Speaker 3: and during the Year of a Million Dreams, you could
Speaker 3: win an overnight experience in there. It has transitioned to
Speaker 3: be being part of Club thirty three, which is that
Speaker 3: special club withinside of the park. And you've been to
Speaker 3: Club thirty three, I've been to Club thirty three. I
Speaker 3: used to work at Club thirty three back many many
Speaker 3: days ago. So one of my things before I came
Speaker 3: to radio, I worked for the Walt Disney Company from
Speaker 3: ninety eight through two thousand and three, and one of
Speaker 3: my roles specifically was working with the reservation.
Speaker 4: System for Club thirty three members. Is it like fight
Speaker 4: club where you're not allowed to talk about it?
Speaker 3: There's a lot of that, one hundred percent. But I
Speaker 3: think it's a little different now because there's so much
Speaker 3: available because before it was, you know, you didn't have
Speaker 3: as much information out there. Now you can go on Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat,
Speaker 3: any of that, and you can find so much about
Speaker 3: Club thirty three.
Speaker 4: Did you have to sign an MDA? I have not for.
Speaker 3: Club thirty three. For other events and activities at Disney.
Speaker 3: Very very likely. Yes, indeed, you're right, But that's where
Speaker 3: I was last week and before we jump really into it,
Speaker 3: I know we're kind of blowing through it.
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Speaker 3: do have a correction to make, but key Lime Pie
Speaker 3: is going to be available through Pie Day over at
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Speaker 5: Okay, I was going to say, do not put yourself
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Speaker 3: going on with me. I want to talk about, uh,
Speaker 3: something that is really exciting and it's something that I
Speaker 3: did not know a whole lot about, and I was
Speaker 3: able to talk with the executive director, Lou Spistow, who
Speaker 3: is in charge of the game Men's Course of Los Angeles,
Speaker 3: and they this weekend will be having or actually I
Speaker 3: take that back on the twenty second, twenty third, they
Speaker 3: will have Rhinestone Cowboys, which is a huge performance that
Speaker 3: you're able to attend at Subam Theater over in Beverly
Speaker 3: Hills if you're familiar with that, absolutely great venue. But
Speaker 3: the thing that was so cool to talk with Lou
Speaker 3: is we're in such an unusual time period right now,
Speaker 3: and you know we've talked about DEI on the show,
Speaker 3: and this is something I had no idea. But the
Speaker 3: Game Men's Course of Los Angeles, the only thing they
Speaker 3: care about is if you can sing, and if you
Speaker 3: can do ten or one, ten or two bariton or bass.
Speaker 3: Is that very inclusive. They have had straight men, straight women, transgender,
Speaker 3: non binary, the whole nine yards, but they put on
Speaker 3: these epic performances. It's usually to a season. This one
Speaker 3: is gonna be Hinstone Cowboys, and then they usually do
Speaker 3: one in the summer, which I think is going to
Speaker 3: be Dancing Queen, and then they always do a holiday show,
Speaker 3: so it's a great opportunity. They are fantastic organization, two
Speaker 3: hundred local performers. They have five or six different dance
Speaker 3: numbers that are actually choreographed by some of the people
Speaker 3: that are behind, so you think you can dance and
Speaker 3: some of the other different performances here in LA. But
Speaker 3: the bigger thing is it's going to be their forty
Speaker 3: sixth year and they are hugely into education, music and
Speaker 3: performance and everything else, so their biggest focus is always
Speaker 3: on community engagement. And they will also be doing a
Speaker 3: special intro specifically for the fire victims, so that you
Speaker 3: have a special song, and they're going to be doing
Speaker 3: a special performance to honor all those that are here
Speaker 3: in LA. So that's something again that's coming up on
Speaker 3: Saturday the twenty second and Sunday the twenty third. I
Speaker 3: will be there, but you can also get details about
Speaker 3: this at the Lincoln Bio at Nick poulio'chinni or this
Speaker 3: week of with Nick on Instagram, and I will also
Speaker 3: be pus sharing a little bit more. In fact, I
Speaker 3: have a tease and this is for Matt producer Matt
Speaker 3: here at KFI, who is a huge Twain fan. Really
Speaker 3: I didn't know that huge. Oh dude, really, you gotta
Speaker 3: go to thank your stuff. No, Matt, if you're listening,
Speaker 3: by chance, we're I'm pull I don't mean to out you.
Speaker 3: But if you go to his Instagram, he's met her
Speaker 3: innumerable times to the point that I swear he's his
Speaker 3: like he is her illegitimate, dah a son whatever. Like
Speaker 3: it's wild to me because he has been all over
Speaker 3: the world to see Shania Twain.
Speaker 4: He took Michelle Cube at one point.
Speaker 3: Man like, so I don't know, I know, yeah exactly,
Speaker 3: So what's funny? I will have a tease of man,
Speaker 3: I feel like a woman, performed very m that was good.
Speaker 3: I love it. But the game Man's course of Los
Speaker 3: Angeles was wonderful. To share one of the rehearsals with me,
Speaker 3: A man, I feel like a woman, So you can
Speaker 3: talk about that. That's a great tie in. So anyway,
Speaker 3: that's what that is. And uh, do you want to
Speaker 3: jump into what's next or you wanna what do you feel?
Speaker 2: We need to go to a break sounds to come back.
Speaker 2: We'll talk a little more with Nick Paulochini. Oh, and
Speaker 2: Marco used to give some food. I was like, Mark
Speaker 2: needs some food. I'm gonna hurry with this so I
Speaker 2: can get in there and get it. Okay, good, all right?
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Speaker 2: Nick Poliochini, he is my friend for life because he
Speaker 2: brought me this Cookies and Cream crumble cake that is
Speaker 2: to die for. Nick, you want to finish up the show.
Speaker 2: What do you need you need to Yeah, I can
Speaker 2: do it. I mean whatever you need. Okay, you need
Speaker 2: me to go get you some food. BackRub because this
Speaker 2: is great.
Speaker 4: Front rub. These cookies are terrific. Thank you. Mark. I
Speaker 4: don't know about we have to make Later ten for that.
Speaker 3: But after he talks to George, so yeah, so we
Speaker 3: talked about it.
Speaker 4: Crumble cookie. The national flavor of the month.
Speaker 3: I'm going to say is the Later with Mo Kelly
Speaker 3: brownie in my book, but it's Cookies and Cream brownie.
Speaker 3: So you can check that out from Crumble Cookies.
Speaker 4: Again.
Speaker 3: Thanks to the crew over at the location here in
Speaker 3: Burbank at Hollywood Way and Magnolia, so check them out.
Speaker 3: One thing that I did talk about earlier today, earlier
Speaker 3: in the show that I do want to do a
Speaker 3: quick correction Lorie's Pie Bar in Long Beach. I said
Speaker 3: it was the first fifty customers get a slice of pie,
Speaker 3: the Key Lime pie. It is not just it's not
Speaker 3: a slice of pie. You get a free key Lime
Speaker 3: pie shot. And when it is she does these great
Speaker 3: tastings of all the different pie flavors that come in
Speaker 3: little shot glasses. So that would be that. Also by
Speaker 3: five slices of pie and the six to one is
Speaker 3: on the house. And then also Cutie pie jars which
Speaker 3: have no crust but they're really really good, and I
Speaker 3: know that there's a couple that are gluten free. If
Speaker 3: you purchase six cuty pie jars so they're little Mason jars,
Speaker 3: you get a free tote.
Speaker 4: So that is me.
Speaker 3: Laurie's Pie Bar is in Long Beach. It is on
Speaker 3: Pine Avenue around fourth You can find out more details
Speaker 3: at Nick Poulio o'channey or this Weekend with Nick on Instagram.
Speaker 3: But I want to take you to Orange County for
Speaker 3: this next one. And I'm very excited because Tyler. Matthew
Speaker 3: Burke and Tristan Schuler are two friends of mine who
Speaker 3: I talked about later with Mokelly when I was doing
Speaker 3: this weekend with Nick for Lacas live here in Hollywood
Speaker 3: at the Roosevelt. They will be actually a part of
Speaker 3: a really incredible concert that's available at the Segerstrom Center
Speaker 3: for the Arts and Coast to Mesa this Saturday. And
Speaker 3: it's going to be Rent, the in concert. So Rent,
Speaker 3: which is a Broadway musical, is a film. Yes you look,
Speaker 3: I was getting ready to say, but go ahead, no,
Speaker 3: segwe what do you want?
Speaker 4: I can't. What's the song?
Speaker 3: So five hundred and twenty five thousand, six hundred mines.
Speaker 4: There it is.
Speaker 3: So that is the unofficial uh well lullaby Broadway, but
Speaker 3: the unofficial anthem of Broadway. In fact, you can see
Speaker 3: I believe it was the cast of Aladdin just did it,
Speaker 3: or one of the major shows that's on Broadway just
Speaker 3: performed it. But this special concert version is going to
Speaker 3: celebrate Jonathan Larson's iconic rock opera featuring a live symphonic
Speaker 3: orchestra and then this cast of characters. Now I've got
Speaker 3: those two guys that I've known for a while, but
Speaker 3: there are so many people and it's going to cover
Speaker 3: seasons of love, So five hundred and twenty five six
Speaker 3: hundred minutes love LEA v Bom, Take Me or Leave Me,
Speaker 3: and light my candle. It is a one performance only
Speaker 3: this Saturday, and so that's when we get to that
Speaker 3: last call. Definitely not free ninety nine, but relatively inexpensive
Speaker 3: because it only is thirty one dollars is the starting
Speaker 3: price for tickets for that. It's not completely sold out,
Speaker 3: but I would highly encourage you to check it out.
Speaker 3: You can always visit Seekerstrom online or you can check
Speaker 3: out the Lincoln bio again at Nick pouliyo'cheanne in this
Speaker 3: weeknd with Nick, and the last thing I want to
Speaker 3: talk about is some of the things that you can
Speaker 3: do for Saint Patrick's Day. So don't forget this is
Speaker 3: the weekend of Saint Patrick's Day. And in fact, I'm
Speaker 3: decked out and you'll see pictures of me on social
Speaker 3: media come into the show tonight in all the green,
Speaker 3: including my sunglasses up show up on Instagram. But there's
Speaker 3: so much happening this weekend that will be celebrating Saint
Speaker 3: Patrick's Day, which is on Monday, so that is something
Speaker 3: for you to check out. If you're looking for something
Speaker 3: in downtown La Grant and Central Market will having this
Speaker 3: Saturday at one o'clock the Saint Patrick's Day barcrawl and
Speaker 3: block party tam O'Shanter. If you're familiar with that, that
Speaker 3: is a very well known Disney tie in because it
Speaker 3: used to be where Walt Disney and a lot of
Speaker 3: the Imagineers would eat, and they also have decorated it.
Speaker 3: So the original Imagineers tam O'Shanter, which is going to
Speaker 3: be up in La or is in La on Monday.
Speaker 3: You can go the special food drinks, a live VIP experience,
Speaker 3: which I'm not sure what that is, but I'm sure
Speaker 3: I'll be passing that along to you on social media. Also,
Speaker 3: if you're looking for something to get outside, depending on
Speaker 3: how the weather is this weekend, Hermosa Beach Saint Patrick's
Speaker 3: Day Parade will be happening in Hermosa Beach. And then
Speaker 3: if you're looking for maybe you know green beer, Angle
Speaker 3: City Brewery Saint Patrick's Market will be happening this Saturday.
Speaker 3: And then if you want to get out of town,
Speaker 3: I got places to go down in San Diego, Point Loma,
Speaker 3: Pacific Beach, you name it. There's so much happening this
Speaker 3: weekend all across the Southland, so you've got a lot
Speaker 3: of opportunity to get out there and enjoy yourself both
Speaker 3: this week and throughout the weekend. And when do you sleep?
Speaker 3: I'm sorry I don't. And I think what's funny is
Speaker 3: not being here in the mornings with wake Up Call
Speaker 3: and the bill Handles show. You'd think I would sleep more.
Speaker 3: While I may not sleep, I may not be up
Speaker 3: at three thirty in the morning like I used to be.
Speaker 3: I am still up first thing and I am pounding
Speaker 3: the pavement throughout the south Land.
Speaker 4: Are you naturally a morning person on that level? No?
Speaker 3: In fact, that was my joke. Was always for at
Speaker 3: least a decade with iHeart, I was paid to be
Speaker 3: a morning person. That's the only reason I showed up
Speaker 3: later with O Kelly. This is the time slot that
Speaker 3: would be fantastic for me. So for the powers to
Speaker 3: be the listening. If moever needs to fill in, I
Speaker 3: got you. We will always have you here any time.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Ky.
Speaker 2: And since you brought me this, this cookies and cream
Speaker 2: crumble cake, you can come back next week or something
Speaker 2: for that.
Speaker 4: Oh, I appreciate it.
Speaker 3: In fact, you know I was talking to Tea and
Speaker 3: with Pie Day being this Friday, I might even pop
Speaker 3: in on Friday with.
Speaker 5: A couple of treats for you to share. All right,
Speaker 5: just don't bring any from Mark. I promise plenty of
Speaker 5: olives for everyone.
Speaker 3: Well, I was gonna say, I will bring green and
Speaker 3: black olives and a tin of the or the best.
Speaker 4: Sardines or whatever you want. He eats it all. I
Speaker 4: love it. But but but he'll eat that. But he
Speaker 4: won't try Chitlin's want. That's what I don't understand. Oh,
Speaker 4: look at the clock. If I am six forty, we
Speaker 4: got time. What are you talking about that? Mark? I
Speaker 4: got like ninety seconds last. We hold on, I gotta go.
Speaker 4: Can't you see like the contradiction there? The Chitlin clock
Speaker 4: is ticking. Should we let him off the hook? No?
Speaker 4: Not here? Okay, well not on this show. Mark, How
Speaker 4: do you reconcile? I don't we have to go? Wow,
Speaker 4: just a wall. There will be no Chitlins.
Speaker 3: All right, Okay, I guess that's the end of the segment. Well,
Speaker 3: thank you very much for ending us on a high
Speaker 3: note there. No, I'm going to hire a Chitplin security
Speaker 3: detail for you guys. This is not gonna happen.
Speaker 2: You want it to be fully black, And I said
Speaker 2: you have to want them.
Speaker 4: Well you don't want You don't have to haze me,
Speaker 4: mister frat boy.
Speaker 2: If I was gonna haze the hate you, I just
Speaker 2: put it in your food and not let you know.
Speaker 4: Oh I think i'd know.
Speaker 3: Here's all I gotta say is, we've got enough people
Speaker 3: out there. If you have a delicious Chitplin's recipe, we
Speaker 3: need you to reach out to.
Speaker 4: Twala or to Mow and cut him off. Fish cut
Speaker 4: him off. No, foush, you can't cut me off. I'll
Speaker 4: just keep talking. There we go. It's a tag team
Speaker 4: in here. Yeah. We just need him to try it once,
Speaker 4: just once, just once, just once? All right?
Speaker 3: Ay?
Speaker 4: You done? All right?
Speaker 2: When we come back. There are a huge number of
Speaker 2: people who admit that they're okay with their partner hooking
Speaker 2: up with the robot. Say what you want to stay
Speaker 2: around for this?
Speaker 4: Here?
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Speaker 2: Forty, and a huge number of people would be okay
Speaker 2: with they'd be cool with their part and it doesn't
Speaker 2: distinguish spouse or significant other, but their partner hooking up
Speaker 2: with a robot. And there are a lot of facets
Speaker 2: to this pole, but it's interesting in that that particular item.
Speaker 4: So let me go right there.
Speaker 2: In this poll, more than a third of gen z
Speaker 2: respondents admitted to using chat GPT to combat feelings of loneliness,
Speaker 2: and fourteen percent would prefer to confide in an AI
Speaker 2: chatbot about personal issues rather than their partner. However, two
Speaker 2: out of five people would view it as infidelity if
Speaker 2: their partner was intimate with a sex robot modeled after
Speaker 2: them first having a sex robot modeled after you, personally,
Speaker 2: that's kind of weird. That's really weird, and it's exceptionally
Speaker 2: weird that you think it will be cheating if your
Speaker 2: partner had sex with a robot modeled after you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's well, and and I'm going to be very
Speaker 3: careful in choosing my words here, but there are kits
Speaker 3: that you can clone portions of your body, Okay, and
Speaker 3: that has been encouraged as a relationship enhancer.
Speaker 4: If you will, I'm picking up what you're putting down.
Speaker 3: So if said mimic android or whatever we're gonna call
Speaker 3: you know, right, I was gonna say, we don't want
Speaker 3: to say data from Star Trek. But if it had
Speaker 3: the trappings of said long existing he said long activity,
Speaker 3: would it be or would it like?
Speaker 4: I don't see how that is. See.
Speaker 2: The thing is, the whole idea of a robot has
Speaker 2: evolved over years, because a robot when we were growing
Speaker 2: up could have been anything that like a.
Speaker 4: Toy that moved around.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, even look, let's go kids, look at
Speaker 3: Big Hero six from Disney. It's exactly what you're described, right,
Speaker 3: that's a robot.
Speaker 2: And when you're talking about sex, as far as I'm concerned,
Speaker 2: if you put a smiley face on a vibrator, does
Speaker 2: that count?
Speaker 4: Right? It's a rhetorical question. But the whole idea of.
Speaker 2: A robot correct in place of a person, is going
Speaker 2: to evoke different ideas and different people.
Speaker 3: Exactly because I've seen many apparatus eye if you will, No,
Speaker 3: I know, but I'm saying I'm very familiar with many
Speaker 3: apparati that could easily be constituted as this item.
Speaker 4: Per se.
Speaker 2: I don't know, and I can't speak for women, And
Speaker 2: thank goodness, they're no women in this conversation because I
Speaker 2: know they're probably custing us out. I don't know how
Speaker 2: it would be cheating if the whole idea is it's.
Speaker 4: I look at a self pleasuring no, and I agree.
Speaker 3: And it goes back to that chatchept component that you
Speaker 3: were talking about, that if there are people today that
Speaker 3: are more comfortable confine in an AI based program. Okay,
Speaker 3: now we're talking emotions as opposed to physical necessarily.
Speaker 2: But it's not a betrayal, I'm sure because it's not
Speaker 2: like you're you've taken these vows and then you're having
Speaker 2: sexual relations with the refrigerator, correct, and then all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, you know, like Will Smith said, and I robot,
Speaker 2: there's just lights and clockwork, right, I don't know how
Speaker 2: that actually then qualifies as a person in and of itself. Now,
Speaker 2: if it becomes self aware, then we have a different conversation.
Speaker 3: Well, and like you just said, if if said robot
Speaker 3: embodies your neighbor rather than your significant other, Okay, now
Speaker 3: we got a different ball game.
Speaker 4: We're talking about it.
Speaker 2: But is it again it goes back to this conversation,
Speaker 2: is that actually cheating because you're not conspiring with a
Speaker 2: third party to deceive your partner. I think there has
Speaker 2: to be a human an element for it to be cheating.
Speaker 2: I mean unless everybody, I don't want to say that,
Speaker 2: look now, okay, yes, but.
Speaker 4: One or two cheese make it too baby.
Speaker 6: Too? Nixt point when if it was a I how
Speaker 6: would you know if you were talking to someone, say online,
Speaker 6: if you were flirting, whether it's AI or not. And
Speaker 6: some people do get bent out of shape if you
Speaker 6: are talking online with someone. And if you say, but babe,
Speaker 6: this is AI. This isn't an actual woman. I'm on
Speaker 6: here talking to a robot that's telling me the things
Speaker 6: that I want to hear, that's talking nice to me
Speaker 6: after work, that's telling me I look good, this, that
Speaker 6: and the other.
Speaker 4: Is that cheating?
Speaker 6: Because then are you putting emotional stock into this relationship
Speaker 6: with this artificially sent sentient being.
Speaker 2: See that's the difference between and I want to generalize
Speaker 2: general men and women. Men by and large look at
Speaker 2: cheating as a physical act right now, So we must
Speaker 2: do this, that and the other to constitute cheating where
Speaker 2: a woman you can most women generalizing, I know, get
Speaker 2: mad at me later.
Speaker 4: Is an emotional act where you could be texting with
Speaker 4: someone or sexting with.
Speaker 2: Someone and engaging in an emotional repartee, which is considered
Speaker 2: a betrayal of the relationship.
Speaker 6: And see, look, I dated a young lady who had
Speaker 6: a rose. Ladies, you know what a rose is. And
Speaker 6: she loved her rose, she really really did, and I
Speaker 6: had no problem with Look, she lived far away and
Speaker 6: I had no problem with her utilizing her rose.
Speaker 4: Hey, the rose works. Is that cheating?
Speaker 2: I said, No, what are my last relationships before I
Speaker 2: got married? She had machinery, gadgets, technology, piviiology as opposed
Speaker 2: to just.
Speaker 5: Yes, a handheld you had. It was an analog, it
Speaker 5: was digital. It was digital, right, it is motorized, of course, motorized.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: It didn't bother me because I don't think it was
Speaker 2: being used as a way to deceive me. No, I
Speaker 2: just didn't see it as cheating. I think it has
Speaker 2: to involve a person.
Speaker 3: But I think to what you both have said, specifically,
Speaker 3: with this person that you were dating, Tea, you were
Speaker 3: aware of what was transpiring with said Rose, Mo you
Speaker 3: were I didn't care.
Speaker 2: I mean, right, you know I opened a drawer one day,
Speaker 2: Oh oh yeah, yeah, that's my friend it had a
Speaker 2: name for it, and never.
Speaker 4: See that's it's funny.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, But that's actually a really good point because
Speaker 3: now you're giving and then not sentience to this activity.
Speaker 3: But you're actually naming an inanimate object. So are you
Speaker 3: applying some some unique emotional connection.
Speaker 2: I named my car, but sure, and it has a
Speaker 2: motor as well, and it lets me.
Speaker 4: But it's not sexual, it's not cheating.
Speaker 3: But you're gonna feel real bad at that gets in accident.
Speaker 4: You might shed a tear for said, maybe, especially if
Speaker 4: the body gets dented, right, and your car looks real good.
Speaker 4: It's a nice ass.
Speaker 2: Have you noticed that Mark never participates in these conversations.
Speaker 3: The funniart of that is, though, if you could see
Speaker 3: his facial expressions, because we can, this is.
Speaker 4: The only thing. You are so lucky he will not
Speaker 4: join in.
Speaker 5: In fact, I was gonna point out that you could
Speaker 5: almost say there's a slippery slope here.
Speaker 4: I just remember to face was nothing but judgment.
Speaker 5: Well, of course, and I have naturally am not enough
Speaker 5: of a pervert to know what a rose is.
Speaker 4: Whatever it is. Now, okay, you've never heard of a rabbit.
Speaker 5: It's on defensive and repellent but we know that these
Speaker 5: mess around fine one no no, no, no no, I'm
Speaker 5: just un locking the door to the news. Both we
Speaker 5: know that people use items to achieve certain goals, and
Speaker 5: so Mo mentioned. I think drawing a face on it,
Speaker 5: I mean, at some point it gets weird, but at
Speaker 5: no point would you want somebody to walk in on
Speaker 5: you using it?
Speaker 4: Right, I think that's a different discussion.
Speaker 2: I mean, what people do privately and personally is what
Speaker 2: people do. And I always say people like what they like.
Speaker 2: It might be butter and crisco and handcuffs, I don't know.
Speaker 2: But my point is, is it then a betrayal of
Speaker 2: the trust of your partner just because you have motorized.
Speaker 6: Assistance or even more because as you were talking about earlier, Nick,
Speaker 6: when you can customize and things like that. At the
Speaker 6: last Electronic Fair in Vegas they debut some new advancements
Speaker 6: on on the sex bots and you can you know,
Speaker 6: custom scope faces of whatever. You can go into design
Speaker 6: and face. These things are looking more and more and
Speaker 6: more like people, and I think that's where this discussion
Speaker 6: comes from. It's not necessarily the manual technology that we have.
Speaker 6: Now these are fully autonomous beings or fully autonomous devices
Speaker 6: that move on their own, that can talk. You can
Speaker 6: program dialogue into these things. They their eyes, move, their mouths,
Speaker 6: moves and things like that. And I think that this
Speaker 6: is what this is getting to in that as these
Speaker 6: things become more and more available to the public for purchase.
Speaker 6: Right now, these things are very expensive, but the price
Speaker 6: is coming down because the demand is going up and
Speaker 6: the makers of these users saying, hey, we can make
Speaker 6: more money. Is there an argument to be had that
Speaker 6: if you step it up to that level, is it cheating?
Speaker 6: If you have a full bodied robot, is it cheating?
Speaker 6: And it's still a machine?
Speaker 5: So I'd say no, Well, if someone else is working
Speaker 5: the controls, then maybe it's cheating.
Speaker 3: But see if they're autonomous and if they're running themselves.
Speaker 3: Because just what T said specifically CS in Las Vegas,
Speaker 3: we've covered it, Daron KFI right, No, we've covered it
Speaker 3: on KFI in the last couple of years. They literally
Speaker 3: have strippers that are completely robot.
Speaker 6: Strippers, absolutely robot strippers, and no, Joe I saw those things.
Speaker 4: They shake it, they drop it like it's hot, they
Speaker 4: do robot mo.
Speaker 6: You've been to the club, I promise you see one
Speaker 6: of these stripper bots. You're gonna say, well, damn, that
Speaker 6: looks just like homewhere they used to be at the
Speaker 6: Okay neverma, I.
Speaker 4: Know George Nora's like, I hate them. He can't wait
Speaker 4: to get on the phone. I hate every one of
Speaker 4: the especially that Mo Kelly.
Speaker 2: It's Later with Mo Kelly caf I AM six forty one,
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Speaker 2: hopefully George and Nor will be there, we'll talk about
Speaker 2: what's coming up on his show, and also I'll have
Speaker 2: my final thought.
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Speaker 4: See you soon.
Speaker 2: And for my final thought tonight, I was really taken
Speaker 2: back by the news of what is happening with the
Speaker 2: Department of Education.
Speaker 4: So let me go there tonight.
Speaker 2: Both of my parents were educators for the entirety of
Speaker 2: their career, on the elementary, middle school, in high school levels.
Speaker 2: They took out a second mortgage on the family home
Speaker 2: to make sure my sister and I could attend college.
Speaker 2: My sister went to Howard University in Washington, d C.
Speaker 2: I went to Georgetown University, also in Washington DC. My
Speaker 2: father was the first in his family to ever attend college.
Speaker 2: Education was always the priority in my household, and it
Speaker 2: is something I have always carried with me. But I
Speaker 2: know that my value of education is not shared by
Speaker 2: many Americans these days. But let's talk about this from
Speaker 2: thirty thousand feet up, as they say. In twenty twenty three,
Speaker 2: South Korea's spending on education reached seven point two percent
Speaker 2: of GDP, and that exceeds the average of five point
Speaker 2: seven percent and ranks second highest in the world. Japan
Speaker 2: dedicates only four point one percent of his GDP to
Speaker 2: educational institutions, and although the spending is well below average,
Speaker 2: the focus with this in the country is top tier.
Speaker 4: In twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2: Last year, the United Kingdom spent approximately four point one
Speaker 2: percent of its GDP on education, also well below the
Speaker 2: global average of five point seven percent. That's really important
Speaker 2: put a pin in that as well. Last year twenty
Speaker 2: twenty four, the US spent five point five to nine
Speaker 2: percent of our GDP on education, just below the average
Speaker 2: of five point seven percent, but far more than Japan
Speaker 2: and the United Kingdom. As for overall rankings of educated
Speaker 2: populations in the world, that expenditure of those various countries
Speaker 2: translates as follows. The US, without a doubt, is the
Speaker 2: wealthiest nation in the world, and we can't even break
Speaker 2: the top thirty in terms of educated populace. We're number
Speaker 2: thirty one, Korea number one, and the number one just
Speaker 2: seventy two years after the Korean War. Japan, remember, they
Speaker 2: only spent four point one percent of their GDP their
Speaker 2: number six eighty years after the end of World War
Speaker 2: II and having to pay reparations to other countries up
Speaker 2: until nineteen seventy seven.
Speaker 4: That's within my lifetime.
Speaker 2: United Kingdom number twelve, and just in case you're curious,
Speaker 2: China is thirteen Canada is fourteen, France's sixteen, Israel twenty one,
Speaker 2: Russia is twenty two, Hungary is thirty, and we're thirty one.
Speaker 2: Here's my point. There are Asian countries, European countries, North
Speaker 2: American countries, small countries, large countries, war torn countries, wealthy countries,
Speaker 2: impoverish countries. For example, California's GDP is almost twice that
Speaker 2: of Russia.
Speaker 4: Russia's population is three.
Speaker 2: And a half times that of California, but somehow Russia
Speaker 2: managed to beat the United States by nine slots. When
Speaker 2: it comes to education, my point tonight is rather simple.
Speaker 2: It's not money per se, it's not wealth of a nation,
Speaker 2: it's not size of a nation, just importance of education
Speaker 2: to a nation. Spend some time in Korea. You'll see
Speaker 2: how important education is in every facet of life. Then
Speaker 2: it starts to make sense how education directly benefits the
Speaker 2: rest of society. There's a direct correlation between education, level
Speaker 2: of crime, health, and general welfare. Spend some time in
Speaker 2: the US and you'll see how little we value it
Speaker 2: relative to defense spending, health care, and other items. The
Speaker 2: idea of American exceptionalism is the belief that the United
Speaker 2: States is either distinctive, unique, or exemplary compared to other nations.
Speaker 2: When it comes to education, we're not, and we haven't
Speaker 2: been for quite some time. And since we're not, we're
Speaker 2: not the technological leaders we once were. Either we don't
Speaker 2: make the best cars, we don't make the best semiconductors.
Speaker 2: Just for example, we shame or try to shame those
Speaker 2: with education today as somehow being elitist, like it's a
Speaker 2: scarlet letter or some badge of shame. More evidence of
Speaker 2: that today with the news that about half of the
Speaker 2: Department of Education was gutted today, with some thirteen hundred
Speaker 2: employees being let go. According to most published reports, the
Speaker 2: cuts will all but incapacitate, incapacitate the agency in its
Speaker 2: efforts to distribute billions in federal money to colleges, schools,
Speaker 2: and manages the federal student loan portfolio. Oh nothing bad
Speaker 2: could come of that, right, Well? In short, it would
Speaker 2: likely cripple our educational infrastructure in many ways. No preceding
Speaker 2: forensic audit, no scalpel to these cuts, just a chainsaw
Speaker 2: while blindfolded and discriminate. Because the Department of Education evident
Speaker 2: dently has no value to America in twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: and there will be a hefty price because of it,
Speaker 2: and no amount of firings will make enough room in
Speaker 2: which to afford it. For KFI AM six forty, I'm O'Kelly.
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