Speaker 1: Set right.
Speaker 2: Joey Taylor is a media personality. She used to do
Speaker 2: radio in Miami and she is on FS one for
Speaker 2: a long time. She's the brother of the sister of
Speaker 2: former Dolphins defensive n Jason Taylor. And she's got been
Speaker 2: in some involved in some lawsuits. There's been a lot
Speaker 2: of stuff going. She's been in the news a lot lately.
Speaker 2: She's got tons of platforms though, and on one of
Speaker 2: her podcasts she said this, I.
Speaker 3: Think that male loneliness is a massive problem. I think
Speaker 3: non getting male lonelies.
Speaker 2: That's pea getting Okay, non pa getting.
Speaker 3: Non getting male lonelies are deteriorating society. I think it's
Speaker 3: a massive problem. What do you think that one. I
Speaker 3: think we should legalize prostitution. Okay, I have been standing
Speaker 3: on this for decades and I think that the prostitution
Speaker 3: should be legalized. Okay, they will never do this, but
Speaker 3: that I think would make it. It would be a
Speaker 3: massive solve.
Speaker 2: Then the skin poll question of the day on this Monday,
Speaker 2: should prostitution be legal?
Speaker 4: I think absolutely it should.
Speaker 5: So it's complicated. I mean, I hate to be a
Speaker 5: rational bird, but I can see arguments for both sides
Speaker 5: because it leads to so much human trafficking and miners
Speaker 5: and you know, which is so terrible. I don't know
Speaker 5: how that would impact it.
Speaker 4: The concept behind it, whether or not it's true, is
Speaker 4: that all of that exists because of the black market.
Speaker 4: The concept behind it is that if you made it
Speaker 4: legal and regulated it, you could cut down on that.
Speaker 4: For example, heroin will never be legal, we know that,
Speaker 4: but the idea is that can you. So one of
Speaker 4: the things that led to the rise of the Mafia
Speaker 4: was alcohol being illegal. Like when you watch every movie
Speaker 4: about the Mafia in the thirties and forties, they're trafficking
Speaker 4: alcohol because it was illegal. So it creates a black market.
Speaker 4: So the idea is that it was legalized and regulated,
Speaker 4: and there's all the like been an ideal with this
Speaker 4: with roller Town beer works or certain things we can't
Speaker 4: say on the air because it's regulated. So the idea
Speaker 4: is that if you had something that by the way,
Speaker 4: that's in yes, if you had the concept of something
Speaker 4: is a quote unquote vice, gambling, alcohol, drugs. I mean,
Speaker 4: I think you could even argue in some cases food, right,
Speaker 4: if something is a vice, then you regulated. The idea
Speaker 4: is that you can get something a little more under control.
Speaker 4: And so there was time when there there was prostitution,
Speaker 4: but it was wild West, and so there was a
Speaker 4: rise of STDs. But if you had it regulated out
Speaker 4: of like it is legal in what is it in Vegas?
Speaker 4: Where it's like what's name of that town where the
Speaker 4: cat ranch whatever?
Speaker 5: It's right, the place you go to is Bangkok though
Speaker 5: that's like another side of that that's unregulated, that's wild.
Speaker 4: But the idea is that if you regulate it, then
Speaker 4: you could cut down on STDs, you could cut down
Speaker 4: on trafficking, and you could talk about what Joy Taylor's
Speaker 4: talking about, which is having people have a place to go.
Speaker 4: She's saying their loneliness manifests itself in the form of
Speaker 4: violence and things like you seeing your.
Speaker 1: Take, I was just trying to remember that ranch. I
Speaker 1: think it's the bunny funny money just like that. I
Speaker 1: was the one who remembered that.
Speaker 4: But it it's outside of Vegas. I know you're trying.
Speaker 4: It's a different reno or I don't know.
Speaker 1: You could go the opposite way though, like it could
Speaker 1: make all those things worse if you legalize it, right,
Speaker 1: because people are trying to make a ton of money,
Speaker 1: because they know it's a good market, and so they're
Speaker 1: just grabbing women wherever they find them.
Speaker 4: Well, if it's regulated, they're not going to have people trafficked,
Speaker 4: like the idea you have trafficking now because it's unregulating.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I get that, but I just could go the
Speaker 1: other way.
Speaker 2: I would need to know more about the crevices of
Speaker 2: an industry before I had an opinion. So props to
Speaker 2: you off for having.
Speaker 5: A heart opinion. I don't have a heart opinion. Yeah,
Speaker 5: thank you, Kevin.
Speaker 4: Coming up next a deadly be attack in Texas, and
Speaker 4: that's gonna be a good tease forever.
Speaker 5: That's next.