Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to kf
Speaker 1: I AM six forty, the Gary and Shannon Show on
Speaker 1: demand on the iHeartRadio app. All right, it's time for
Speaker 1: swamp watch.
Speaker 2: Swamp is horrible.
Speaker 3: The government make us like a reality TV show, A
Speaker 3: bad noose.
Speaker 1: Always a pleasure to be anywhere from Washington, d C. Hey, Joe,
Speaker 1: a town all too clearly built on a swamp and
Speaker 1: in so many ways.
Speaker 2: Still a swamp. A bunch of malarkey.
Speaker 4: Boy said, drained the swamp.
Speaker 3: I said, Oh, that's so Helle.
Speaker 5: You know the thing.
Speaker 1: Well, it seems like the Democratic Party was coalescing following
Speaker 1: following the overthrow of Joe Biden, with Kamala Harris picking
Speaker 1: out her running mate. If she was choosing between a
Speaker 1: series of people, Joshapiro was said to be the front runner,
Speaker 1: but then maybe the anti Palestinian group got a little
Speaker 1: bit louder and she chose Tim Walls, and then Josh
Speaker 1: Shapiro turns up at their first event, so it looked
Speaker 1: like the party was unified. Now they're saying that is
Speaker 1: not the case. That Joe Biden is dealing with some
Speaker 1: simmering resentment over that coup. Orchestrated by Pelosi that ended
Speaker 1: his reelection.
Speaker 3: In my mind, I can see this as a TV series.
Speaker 6: Yes, it sounds like a show that I would you
Speaker 6: would watch on NBC or something. According to Political Biden
Speaker 6: is frustrated with and angry with three key party leaders,
Speaker 6: former President Obama, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and then
Speaker 6: Senamajeorian leader Chuck Schumer.
Speaker 1: And Pelosi really is the one who's uh, the one
Speaker 1: responsible for pulling the strings, for being the puppeteer, the
Speaker 1: puppeteer in what happened there. So he is supposed to
Speaker 1: speak on Monday at the convention.
Speaker 6: Now, initially he was supposed to be the primetime closing speaker,
Speaker 6: right and now they're saying he has been demoted to
Speaker 6: a curtain raiser speech on the opening night when he
Speaker 6: is likely to make a call for unity and a
Speaker 6: party that has effectively closed ranks to move forward without him.
Speaker 1: So curtain raising means what he's gonna be the first
Speaker 1: speaker of the convention act. Hillary Clinton will be probably
Speaker 1: the closer on Monday. She's going to speak on Monday
Speaker 1: as well. Barack Obama will be there on Tuesday. On Wednesday,
Speaker 1: Bill Clinton and Tim Walls, and then Harris closes the
Speaker 1: convention on Thursday night. My question for you is, is
Speaker 1: this Joe Biden being resentful about the place that they're
Speaker 1: giving him and the convention and not wanting to sit
Speaker 1: through the other speeches, or is this just a man
Speaker 1: who's up there in age and doesn't have the longevity
Speaker 1: or the want or the need to sit through four
Speaker 1: nights of late night speeches.
Speaker 6: Well, does he have to sit through fourth four nights
Speaker 6: or just show up on the last night and give
Speaker 6: the closing in its dress?
Speaker 3: He could just show up the last night, right.
Speaker 1: But that's not the spot they're giving him.
Speaker 6: So is it true there is some resentment or is
Speaker 6: he just like I'm over it?
Speaker 1: Or the Democrats saying nothing to see here, folks, so
Speaker 1: that they can keep him in that share until January.
Speaker 4: You know, he is sorry, guys. He is speaking right
Speaker 4: now in Maryland. He is with Kamala Harris and one
Speaker 4: of her campaign events. I don't know if you are
Speaker 4: interested in dipping in, but he is there with her
Speaker 4: and he is talking.
Speaker 1: Yeah, sure, let's dip in and see can we bring
Speaker 1: that up. Yeah, we're just.
Speaker 5: Getting started on the law I signed MEDA character negotiate
Speaker 5: lower prices for another fifteen drugs next year, fifteen the following,
Speaker 5: and twenty after that, till every drug is covered.
Speaker 1: He's got some fresh botox right, he looks tanned.
Speaker 5: Just another really big deal and n Americans can save
Speaker 5: more money and from life saving medications they need to
Speaker 5: deserve and bring peace of mind. It's hard to explain.
Speaker 5: Kamala ay are going to keep fighting and lower the
Speaker 5: producers no cost everyone.
Speaker 6: We have to Well, this is the story that came
Speaker 6: out today too, with with them negotiating for lower prices
Speaker 6: on ten drugs commonly used by Americans on Medicare, and
Speaker 6: half of them half of them are diabetes drugs.
Speaker 1: I didn't recognize any of those. I guess that's a
Speaker 1: good thing personally.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't know them by these names, but when
Speaker 6: I was looking earlier next to it, it's like for
Speaker 6: diabetes or for whatever.
Speaker 3: So it seems like about half of them are for diabetes.
Speaker 1: But I didn't want to try to pronounce them.
Speaker 6: Some of them look like names from classmates I've had
Speaker 6: back in the day, Eloquistsience Jenkins.
Speaker 3: No, these are drugs, you know. I'm just I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: I feel like I've heard.
Speaker 3: Of that one, that one, I've seen a commercial.
Speaker 6: One sounds really pretty and brovka, uh, I've seen a
Speaker 6: commercial on that that sounds familiar and presto. Yeah, maybe
Speaker 6: some of these sound like commercials we sing, but maybe
Speaker 6: they're they're all sounding the same. But yes, that's what
Speaker 6: he's talking about, sort of saving money on these.
Speaker 1: It's also going to be weird if Joe Biden did
Speaker 1: sit through all those other speeches, just sitting there watching
Speaker 1: the Democrats that have more life for lack of a
Speaker 1: better word, I don't know he could. I don't know.
Speaker 6: I'm not making a senior joke out of this, but
Speaker 6: just staying awake through all those speeches.
Speaker 3: It's a lot. And we saw even at the RNC
Speaker 3: with Trump kind of dozing off.
Speaker 1: It just struggles, I mean a lot. He went to
Speaker 1: the conventions eight years ago and I said, this time around,
Speaker 1: when we're going to be in Chicago next week, I'm
Speaker 1: not staying and sitting in there for all these late
Speaker 1: night speeches when I could watch them in bed.
Speaker 3: In your hotel.
Speaker 6: Run right, its exhaust Chicago pizza.
Speaker 1: You know you said it didn't. I haven't had any
Speaker 1: ideas about pizza.
Speaker 6: I can't eat pizza right now. It's not on my
Speaker 6: list of approved foods. But please do indulge in Gior'donald's
Speaker 6: when you get there. The deep dish pizza too. I
Speaker 6: mean you can only have one one slice? Yes, yeah,
Speaker 6: and you're stuff.
Speaker 1: You're done. You're just sitting there now, You're there for
Speaker 1: about four hours.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 1: Coming up next, we will get into more swamp watch.
Speaker 1: It looks like the Republicans are not agreeing on how
Speaker 1: to beat Kamala Harris or divided on what the strategy
Speaker 1: should be. Also, RFK Junior is super thirsty. He needs
Speaker 1: in that cabinet. He doesn't care who the president is.
Speaker 1: We'll get into that as well. President Biden says his
Speaker 1: vice president will not distance herself from his policies as
Speaker 1: she runs for president. He spoke to reporters outside the
Speaker 1: White House before he went to hold this rally in
Speaker 1: Maryland with her. He was asked about reports Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: will break from some of his policies for political reasons.
Speaker 1: He simply answered, she's not going to Donald Trump wants
Speaker 1: to delay sentencing in his hush money case until after
Speaker 1: the presidential election. His legal team asks the judge overseeing
Speaker 1: that criminal case in Manhattan to postpone sentence and currently
Speaker 1: scheduled for September eighteenth. They argue what delay is necessary
Speaker 1: to resolve on going legal challenges to his conviction.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: Republicans are now said to be divided on how to
Speaker 1: win the twenty twenty four election. Former President Trump has
Speaker 1: been recently focused on crowd sizes, bashing Vice President Harris
Speaker 1: for not doing interviews. Nicki Haley was one of the
Speaker 1: people who came out yesterday and said the Republicans need
Speaker 1: to quit whining that this is not going over well.
Speaker 1: Voters don't care about crowd size, She says, they don't
Speaker 1: care about her sitting to do an interview, that they
Speaker 1: care about inflation, immigration, crime, and that that's what the
Speaker 1: focus should be.
Speaker 6: And initially the whole plan was to just remind people
Speaker 6: Biden's old. He can't put together a sentence. His thoughts
Speaker 6: are all over the place. Even the first debate, and
Speaker 6: Trump wasn't his usual debate self where he's loud and yelling.
Speaker 6: He was just really calm, like, Hey, this guy is
Speaker 6: no know what he's talking about.
Speaker 3: Listen to him. I don't think he knows what he's
Speaker 3: talking about.
Speaker 6: That was a very effective, I think strategy that Biden's
Speaker 6: just he's not all there to run for president again.
Speaker 6: But now you've got to change the whole plan because
Speaker 6: age is not the thing.
Speaker 3: With Kamala.
Speaker 1: There was such good will towards him, or more so
Speaker 1: that I believe than ever after that assassination attempt in Pennsylvania,
Speaker 1: and I feel like it was squandered, and it was
Speaker 1: squandered pretty quick, pretty quickly. I heard a take today
Speaker 1: on what won him the election the first time, how
Speaker 1: it was that Access Hollywood tape, which sounds ridiculous on
Speaker 1: its face, right, but once that tape hit, Before it hit,
Speaker 1: I should say, he was all over the place. He
Speaker 1: was name calling, he was unhinged, He wasn't a serious candidate.
Speaker 1: The Access Hollywood tape, yes, And suddenly he realized he
Speaker 1: had to be focused, he had to be dialed in,
Speaker 1: and that that is when he started to surge. If
Speaker 1: he just stuck to the inflation and the economy and
Speaker 1: the border, how much better he would do as opposed
Speaker 1: to all this name calling and off the cuff stream consciousness. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm with independent voters.
Speaker 6: I mean, his base will go nowhere exactly. I think
Speaker 6: for both sides, the basis it's probably not changing. They're
Speaker 6: trying to reach the independent.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of people, I think out there who
Speaker 1: just say, if he could just button it down and
Speaker 1: shut up, I might vote for him.
Speaker 3: That's not a style though.
Speaker 6: It's not off the cuff has always been his thing
Speaker 6: for him, right, not saying that's what is you know,
Speaker 6: strategists and it's you know, folks, are you know giving
Speaker 6: him advice when the campaign want him to do But
Speaker 6: that's always been his thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't think he's advisable. I don't think you
Speaker 1: can give him any advice.
Speaker 5: R FK.
Speaker 1: Junior wants in.
Speaker 3: No, he doesn't.
Speaker 6: According to his Twitter right now, what are saying according
Speaker 6: to the X he's going off fake news really several
Speaker 6: times fake news not true.
Speaker 1: When it surfaced that he went to Trump and asked
Speaker 1: for a place in the cabinet, he said that was
Speaker 1: fake too. And now the reporter is he went to
Speaker 1: Harris requesting a meeting because he wanted a place in
Speaker 1: the cabinet. Now he's saying that's it.
Speaker 6: It's a long tweet, but he goes on to say
Speaker 6: that this party will be recognized, unrecognizable to his father
Speaker 6: and uncle, and he cannot reconcile it with his values.
Speaker 6: Although no one asked him to, he said that he can.
Speaker 6: At the very end, after he says all this stuff,
Speaker 6: I have no plans to endorse Kamala Harris for president.
Speaker 3: I do have a plan to defeat her. And this
Speaker 3: is after the reports.
Speaker 6: That he it sounds like some of his aides might
Speaker 6: have confirmed that he did ask for a role in
Speaker 6: her cabinet should she become president, and now he's saying
Speaker 6: they didn't happen. And so people are telling him, well,
Speaker 6: the reports are this, and that he's like fake news,
Speaker 6: fake news. That's his new thing.
Speaker 3: Fake news. Yeah, not true.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 1: Time for talk Tech Talk.
Speaker 2: Their machines are getting smarter. This is tech Talk, brought
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Speaker 1: Mark Saltzman, Top of the afternoon. To you, how are
Speaker 1: you doing.
Speaker 2: Hey, I'm well, Thanks, Shannon, and hey Leyla, get to chat.
Speaker 3: With you too. I'm going to chat with you offline
Speaker 3: about Canada.
Speaker 7: Oh, all right, any time, Yes, anytime, as long as
Speaker 7: it's not about Trudeau, I'm good to No.
Speaker 2: It's very very positive about our country. Other than that.
Speaker 1: Possibly maybe we're gonna move there.
Speaker 3: I'm oh, yeah, you never know. No, I'm serious, serious.
Speaker 7: Instead of KFI and like KFA. Eh.
Speaker 1: So we were talking about Toronto being a maybe a
Speaker 1: landing spot, and you wrote an article for the Toronto
Speaker 1: sun Mark about awesome hotel hacks when traveling for a
Speaker 1: smoother trip.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So you know, I'm a freelance journalist and so I
Speaker 7: travel quite a bit and over the years I've I've
Speaker 7: collected a few I think some really good ways to
Speaker 7: save money and just make it a smoother trip, whether
Speaker 7: it's for work or pleasure.
Speaker 2: The first thing is of course saving money.
Speaker 7: So not only should you do your research when you're
Speaker 7: booking a hotel room and use your favorite sites like
Speaker 7: you know, hotels dot com or Expedia or travago or
Speaker 7: booking dot com. There's a lot of good ones that
Speaker 7: will try to find the best rates for you, but
Speaker 7: use different web browsers because when because they can see
Speaker 7: if you use the same web browser your cookies in
Speaker 7: your cash, which is like these little bits of information
Speaker 7: that are left.
Speaker 2: Over, they'll know.
Speaker 7: The amount that you were just dished up by a
Speaker 7: competing site.
Speaker 2: So use like if you have Safari on your computer.
Speaker 7: Maybe also have Microsoft Edge or Firefox or Chrome. Just
Speaker 7: use a different browser and that way they don't know
Speaker 7: where you were previously. And then after you've booked your room.
Speaker 7: Here's one of my favorite apps. In fact, it's called
Speaker 7: Provo pete As and Peter Ruvo, and the way it
Speaker 7: works is it tries to find you a better rate
Speaker 7: on your room after you've booked it. So book your
Speaker 7: room okay, and then you simply forward that email confirmation
Speaker 7: that you get from whatever site you use or if
Speaker 7: you buy if you buy the room directly through I
Speaker 7: don't know Weston or Hilton or Marriott, just simply ford
Speaker 7: that email to Provo. They keep an eye on that
Speaker 7: room for you, and about forty percent of the time
Speaker 7: that rate for that room will drop before you check in.
Speaker 7: And if that's the case, you're going to get an
Speaker 7: email from Provo that says, hey, Mark, we found that
Speaker 7: same hotel, the exact same room for you for I
Speaker 7: don't know, twenty five bucks less or fifty two dollars less.
Speaker 7: Do you want to book this at the new rate?
Speaker 7: And then they can't help you walk through the cancelation
Speaker 7: for the old rate. The only catch is that you
Speaker 7: have to have cancelation with your hotel, which is pretty
Speaker 7: standard today. I think since COVID, a lot of hotels
Speaker 7: are just giving it to you pro bono. So as
Speaker 7: long as you have the ability to cancel your reservation
Speaker 7: provo is awesome and it saves you a lot of
Speaker 7: money on your on your hotel stays.
Speaker 3: I never heard of that, but I would try that.
Speaker 3: That actually sounds very healthful.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I think it's great. You have nothing to lose,
Speaker 2: right you.
Speaker 6: Just well unless the person cancels your confirmation because they're bored,
Speaker 6: and then you have no not that y.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know that doesn't happen.
Speaker 3: Very funny.
Speaker 7: Some other little tech related hacks is that if you
Speaker 7: miss your standing desk at work.
Speaker 2: The ironing board in the.
Speaker 7: Closet of your motel or hotel is about the same height,
Speaker 7: so just take it out.
Speaker 2: Like, look in the closet if there's.
Speaker 7: An ironing board, open it up, put it in the
Speaker 7: middle of the room, put your laptop on it, and voila.
Speaker 1: So now you want me to exercise the hotel room?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, we know how you hate exercise.
Speaker 1: No, it is a good hack, but my favorite ones
Speaker 1: from you require no tech at all.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Right, so let's go through some of those.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I just remember being at a bachelorette weekend and in
Speaker 1: Vegas and we had brought with us ramen, because what's
Speaker 1: better at three o'clock in the morning than a nice
Speaker 1: bowl of ramen? And we had to order hot water
Speaker 1: from room service or whatever, and they charges like ten
Speaker 1: bucks or something for hot water, and I it never
Speaker 1: occurred to me to just run the water through the
Speaker 1: coffee maker.
Speaker 2: That's it, just no coffee, just run it through. We
Speaker 2: did the same thing.
Speaker 7: Our youngest was super picky as a kid and he
Speaker 7: would only eat like hot dogs basically for a small
Speaker 7: period of his young life, and so we would, Yeah,
Speaker 7: just run the hot water through the coffee maker, and
Speaker 7: now you've got like boiling water.
Speaker 2: So that was a good one. Another one I know
Speaker 2: your listeners have tried before, which is the steam trick.
Speaker 2: It really does work.
Speaker 7: If you do not have an iron in your room
Speaker 7: where you can be bothered to iron your clothes because
Speaker 7: you're on vacation, then yeah, if it's you know, to
Speaker 7: turn the hot water on in the shower, point the
Speaker 7: shower head towards the wall, and then hang your clothes
Speaker 7: up in there, shut the door for five to ten minutes,
Speaker 7: and then come back and I'm telling you wrinkle free.
Speaker 7: It works every time and like a charm. Another good
Speaker 7: one is that if you have a shower cap in
Speaker 7: your hotel room that you don't need, or even if
Speaker 7: you've used it, if you have dirty shoes that you
Speaker 7: want to put back in your suitcase, the shower cap,
Speaker 7: which usually has that elastic sort of rim.
Speaker 2: You just put your shoes in there and then then
Speaker 2: put it in your suitcase.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 7: Another one is if the room is too dry, something
Speaker 7: my wife Kelly often complains about, you can wet a
Speaker 7: towel and put it in front of the radiator and
Speaker 7: that heat will help. You know, the water evaporate into
Speaker 7: the room. It's like a little built in, you know, humidifier.
Speaker 7: So there's a lot of little hacks in this article.
Speaker 2: If you want to.
Speaker 7: Check it out, it's My name is Mark Saltsman, Mark
Speaker 7: with a C and Saltsman with a Z, and then
Speaker 7: just look for the with the phrase hotel hacks and
Speaker 7: you'll see my article.
Speaker 1: Mark Saltzman, thank you so much, always so helpful.
Speaker 2: My pleasure. Thank you very much, and best wishes to
Speaker 2: Gary and his daughter.
Speaker 1: I will pass so is On.
Speaker 2: Have a good weekend you too, Thanks Shannon, Thanks to
Speaker 2: Leila Bye.
Speaker 6: NASA's still trying to figure out what to do with
Speaker 6: the two astronauts at the International Space Station.
Speaker 1: They were supposed to go there for eight days in June,
Speaker 1: and now they're saying it will be early next year,
Speaker 1: maybe till they come back.
Speaker 3: You know what I think about? What was that movie
Speaker 3: with Sandra Bullock? Oh?
Speaker 6: Yeah, and she was whining the whole time and she
Speaker 6: killed George Clooney.
Speaker 3: That's my version of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah that I don't think I'm kill That was awful.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but they are trapped and trying to get back
Speaker 6: to Earth and she was whining and then George Clooney died. Yeah,
Speaker 6: because she wasn't, you know, doing her part. Well, I
Speaker 6: see my version of the story.
Speaker 1: Yes, and I'm with you on that. I though, have
Speaker 1: been jealous of these two. I also would like to
Speaker 1: go to space and just not be here. I'd like
Speaker 1: to be trapped up there as well. Really, oh for
Speaker 1: how long through the election year?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I agree on that. Yeah, I could.
Speaker 6: I could do without all the commercials in the name
Speaker 6: calling now I'm looking for the name of that movie.
Speaker 3: Okay, let you start.
Speaker 6: I'm looking out I know a gravity yes, gravity man.
Speaker 1: And who bought that she was an astronaut?
Speaker 6: No one, you remember she was whining the whole time.
Speaker 6: Astronauts don't whine anyway. Hopefully these folks find their way
Speaker 6: back down.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: Crime con is now in its eighth year. This is
Speaker 1: This is a true crime community meeting. They say it
Speaker 1: aims to summon a fandom that exists primarily online through subreddits, podcasts,
Speaker 1: common threads. On twenty twenty, convention d draws six thousand
Speaker 1: guests a year and tickets start about two hundred and
Speaker 1: thirty bucks. There are tiered between standard, gold and Platinum packages,
Speaker 1: and they say the patrons get their money's worth over
Speaker 1: the orse of a single weekend. They get to orbit
Speaker 1: through a variety of keynotes and panels, people like Nancy Grace,
Speaker 1: Chris Hansen, authors of Who Done It? So That all
Speaker 1: makes sense to me. But the thing that I find
Speaker 1: fascinating is that they say, haunting every corner of this
Speaker 1: event are victims and the people connected to victims. John Ramsey,
Speaker 1: the father of Jean Benet, is a headliner.
Speaker 3: This was his third year in a roll going.
Speaker 6: And by the way, so the people who are like
Speaker 6: John Ramsey are there, they're not getting paid to be there.
Speaker 1: They're not getting paid, they're not getting paid for their travel.
Speaker 3: They pay for the longtails. Yep.
Speaker 6: But it's his third year, and he said he's still
Speaker 6: not sure why anyone want to come and pay for
Speaker 6: a ticket for this, But yet this is his third year.
Speaker 3: He said.
Speaker 6: Some of the attendees are these amateur detectives who treat
Speaker 6: it like a real life board game. They stopped me
Speaker 6: in the halls and they say they only came to
Speaker 6: the convention just to meet me.
Speaker 1: Now, imagine, for his particular case, your little girl is
Speaker 1: killed in your own home while you're upstairs sleeping. It's
Speaker 1: never been solved. She's this beautiful six year old girl.
Speaker 1: All six year old girls are beautiful, obviously, But and
Speaker 1: then to go and talk to strangers about it, and
Speaker 1: to sit through Q and A and meet in greats
Speaker 1: cocktail hours about your dead child, I don't under I
Speaker 1: guess there is some value in public bereavement.
Speaker 6: Yeah. I was wondering for the families who go like
Speaker 6: John Ramsey or Potito's family, is it because you're comforted
Speaker 6: by knowing that people still care about your child's case.
Speaker 6: And is there some sort of you know, support you
Speaker 6: feel that you receive by being around these folks who
Speaker 6: are really invested in your loved one's case.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: This is kind of what he does. Jean Benet's dad
Speaker 1: eighty years old. Now she's been dead for nearly thirty years.
Speaker 3: Crazy.
Speaker 1: He has been on Doctor Bill, he's been on the
Speaker 1: Doctor Oz Show. He's done a Barbara Walter's interview. He's
Speaker 1: published two books, the first defending himself from those who's
Speaker 1: suspected his family's involvement in the killing, and the second
Speaker 1: book reflecting on the combined grief of the daughter's murder
Speaker 1: and the death of Patsy, the wife, from cancer in
Speaker 1: two thousand and six. They write, the people in Slate write,
Speaker 1: to your point, this has all helped ensue, ensure, excuse me,
Speaker 1: ensure that the lurid interest in Jean Benet has never faded.
Speaker 3: It hasn't. Yeah, it hasn't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So I guess it is a way of keeping
Speaker 1: them alive. But it's weird that, like, in particular, this
Speaker 1: crime con weekend is in Nashville and it's at the
Speaker 1: gay Lord opry Land Resort. They say, colossal palm trees
Speaker 1: are in the reach toward the glass ceiling in the
Speaker 1: hotel's conservatory. A few Disneyland esque waterfalls crash into the
Speaker 1: rippling stream. It boasts the only Jack Daniel's restaurant in
Speaker 1: the world. It's kind of an odd thing. And talk
Speaker 1: about a bunch of strangers.
Speaker 3: Well, not just the crime con event in Nashville. You
Speaker 3: know there's a cruise.
Speaker 1: Oh, the Crime Cruise is next year, right, people can
Speaker 1: go on this crime Cruise.
Speaker 6: It's back for its third year, sailing six days and
Speaker 6: five nights aboard the Royal Caribbeans Independence of the Seas
Speaker 6: for an immersive adventure. What is the immersive adventure?
Speaker 1: Immerse yourself in murder?
Speaker 3: I mean I live mystery and fun in the sun.
Speaker 3: This is really what it says on the website.
Speaker 1: I like true crime as weird.
Speaker 3: No, it's this year.
Speaker 1: It's November second through the seventh. Oh, okay, I like
Speaker 1: true crime as much as the next person. I mean,
Speaker 1: just doing what we do. I have a curiosity about
Speaker 1: how things happen and why they happen, and who's the
Speaker 1: perpetrator and why and how they got to be that way.
Speaker 1: But when I go on vacation, I do not want
Speaker 1: to hear about dead children and the.
Speaker 6: Like, or do an immersive experience on the on the ocean, right,
Speaker 6: I want a cruise. I want Pina Kila and swim time.
Speaker 6: And everyone's idea of relaxation or vacation. I guess it's different.
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