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Speaker 1: to another edition of Idiotology with Letcha Taco one on
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Speaker 2: Action will be out again tomorrow evening six to eight
Speaker 2: ahead of the Broncos Chargers game. We are headed to Seggi's,
Speaker 2: an American bar in Palm Bay on Malabar Road. Six
Speaker 2: to eight again is when we're out there.
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Speaker 3: WJRR concerts, plus bw O gear while at last, and
Speaker 3: of course bucket specials. That's who we're out there with.
Speaker 3: We're gonna have bud Light and neutral specials. Siggi's Palm
Speaker 3: Bay start at six tomorrow night. Speaking of BWO yeah.
Speaker 2: A lot of the whole inspiration for the whole BWO
Speaker 2: Bob World Order grassroots movement was inspired by these scenes
Speaker 2: of mass shoplifting that goes on at some major retailers.
Speaker 2: Not so much more here in Florida anymore because of
Speaker 2: the tougher laws now, but you still see this around
Speaker 2: the country. And one of the stores that really has
Speaker 2: to suffer a lot of this is Walmart, right, Oh god, yeah, But.
Speaker 3: I haven't seen many raids where there's you know, a
Speaker 3: pack of twenty teens running into a Walmart doing it
Speaker 3: like I have a at like you know, Apple stores
Speaker 3: or stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Walmart is running a pilot program right now where they're
Speaker 2: outfitting their store workers with body cams.
Speaker 4: Perfect.
Speaker 3: I would hate that if I was a Walmart worker
Speaker 3: that well, the workers themselves activate them. There's not somebody
Speaker 3: remotely controlling them. It's for a safety situation. Say you know,
Speaker 3: you're working at Walmart and something's going on where you're like, well,
Speaker 3: this is gonna be I'm gonna be asked some questions
Speaker 3: about this we activate your body cam thoughts.
Speaker 4: I'm double edged sword on this.
Speaker 3: I'm going both ways on it as usual, because I mean,
Speaker 3: you could have that worker be saved quicker if they
Speaker 3: were gonna get you know, punched in the face or
Speaker 3: a gun pull on them or something, because the body
Speaker 3: cam would go directly to security, Which brings me to
Speaker 3: my thoughts. I'm like, you've got your in house security
Speaker 3: team that's supposed to be handling crap like this. Look, man,
Speaker 3: you got me down here on the floor slinging, you know,
Speaker 3: stock and you know, running the register and all that.
Speaker 3: Let's the sky in the eye in the sky, you guys,
Speaker 3: come on, this is on you.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I'm just somebody running a register. I don't need to
Speaker 3: be hitting buttons. They could maybe get me killed. It's interesting. Uh,
Speaker 3: they're not really commenting other than that it's a pilot
Speaker 3: program they're running in Texas right now, and they're going
Speaker 3: to evaluate the results before making any long term decisions.
Speaker 3: The body cams are meant to increase worker safety and
Speaker 3: not seen so much as a loss prevention tactic. Oh really,
Speaker 3: which is why I mentioned I think in that area
Speaker 3: you've got Walmart is very good, dedicated crew that does that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but there's still a ton of stuff.
Speaker 2: Sure, well that's just based on the pure numbers and
Speaker 2: volume of business they do. Stuff is going to get
Speaker 2: through and stolen, regardless of how much security they try
Speaker 2: to throw at it. But again, to really even think
Speaker 2: about putting that on a associate, I don't know, man,
Speaker 2: which they're not so I could see it from the
Speaker 2: safety perspective. How many stories have we done on this
Speaker 2: show in this segment that have their foot in a
Speaker 2: Walmart somewhere because some crazy s happens.
Speaker 3: Yeah, somebody said, I'm a risk manager. Body cams are gold.
Speaker 3: Even with Walmart so many shady people in and out. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I told you my self checkout lanes.
Speaker 4: They closed off at least.
Speaker 3: Ten of them because there was too much to even
Speaker 3: going on. Now now you have to wait super long
Speaker 3: for the self checkout. This is actually kind of funny.
Speaker 4: This heathen.
Speaker 3: I'd activate the body cam every time I saw a
Speaker 3: hot chick go by.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thank you, sir, carry on back to the cave.
Speaker 2: So the other day President Elect Trump, in dealing with Canada,
Speaker 2: made a comment where he referred to Canada as the
Speaker 2: fifty first state. I heard that and Prime Minister Trudeau
Speaker 2: as the governor of Canada. It was just kind of
Speaker 2: a backhanded you know, yeah, little brother type, I can
Speaker 2: tap a pat on the head. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Apparently about thirteen percent of Canadian residents are down with
Speaker 3: the idea of becoming a fifty first US state. They
Speaker 3: asked that question up there, just like right after he
Speaker 3: said this, and they've already got thirteen percent support for that.
Speaker 4: That quickly.
Speaker 2: That Trudeau up there, man he's in a tough tough
Speaker 2: spot right now. There's there's calls for him to uhle
Speaker 2: step down. And their inflation is worse than ours is.
Speaker 2: Their dollar is like worth half of what ours is. Well,
Speaker 2: it's almost a gets a buck.
Speaker 4: To a dollar. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Somebody said, I if I come up to the studio today,
Speaker 3: can I grab a BWO stickers? Yes, you can, but
Speaker 3: it has to be between normal business hours and if
Speaker 3: you want the address, just google it. Right up on
Speaker 3: the fourth floor when you walk in on a table
Speaker 3: to the left.
Speaker 2: There's some right when you step off the elevator.
Speaker 3: Or through the double glass doors, they're right next to
Speaker 3: the camera. Speaking of body cams again, ten to five
Speaker 3: business hours.
Speaker 4: Weekdays only. I'm checking something real quick. Yeah, okay, what
Speaker 4: you looking at?
Speaker 2: Population of Canada?
Speaker 4: Total population? Yeah, forty million.
Speaker 3: So that's only like if they were to become the
Speaker 3: fifty first.
Speaker 4: State, I don't see it going through.
Speaker 3: Man, you get the biggest state, right, you got the
Speaker 3: border and you got the oh god, yeah, that would
Speaker 3: be the biggest state, way bigger than well, but they'd
Speaker 3: still keep theirs broken up into the different sectors.
Speaker 4: Probably it's not gonna happen that's just funny.
Speaker 2: Then there's this we go to Columbus, Ohio, where a
Speaker 2: Columbus funeral home is the first in that state to
Speaker 2: also have a liquor license.
Speaker 3: Oh so they can serve. Here's Bro, who works at
Speaker 3: the the North Side Funeral the Evergreen Funeral, Cremation and
Speaker 3: Reception Services, to explain.
Speaker 5: My role in this position is to kind of be
Speaker 5: a party planner for dead people, you know, be more
Speaker 5: of a celebration of life than more of the multi
Speaker 5: day traditional services which costs a lot of money. And
Speaker 5: their inspector called me, their like, economics is this Evergreen
Speaker 5: Funeral And I'm like yeah, And they're like, you would
Speaker 5: be the first funeral home to get a liquor license
Speaker 5: in the state of Ohio.
Speaker 4: He sounded like a funeral home dude, is it?
Speaker 3: Bro?
Speaker 2: I have the news story with him.
Speaker 3: He's twenty something years old, splinting and receiving a liquor
Speaker 3: license your funeral home.
Speaker 4: You think about it, Pat, it's genius.
Speaker 3: It is because they always you're walking around in there
Speaker 3: and eating the platter of food. Kind of creeped out
Speaker 3: because there's a dead guy sitting over at a box
Speaker 3: an area now hold on taco if you could have
Speaker 3: booze in there, Yeah, a lot of there's the viewing though,
Speaker 3: is just that in most cases is just if you
Speaker 3: In fact, this article that goes with this goes into
Speaker 3: explain rules and regulations about most funeral homes. Many of
Speaker 3: them don't permit serving of any kind of beverages or food.
Speaker 4: Well, when you got it, when you got that, you can.
Speaker 2: Well that's exactly it, you know, and and he hits
Speaker 2: on it. Rather than having a multi site situation where
Speaker 2: you go to the funeral or the viewing or whatever,
Speaker 2: then you go pil into somebody's house where everybody brings
Speaker 2: food and you know, sits around and you.
Speaker 4: Just do it all in all right there.
Speaker 2: Now, the other thought of the entrepreneurial side of my goods, well,
Speaker 2: you're not always having a funeral. You've got a liquor license.
Speaker 2: There's some morbid types out there, raves. You know how
Speaker 2: many people would love to go to an overnighter.
Speaker 3: It's the law won't permit that. Yeah, it's only going
Speaker 3: to be operational that the booze will only flow during
Speaker 3: actual funeral services. Responsible side of me went into it
Speaker 3: and thought, wait, if you're all sitting around at the viewing, you.
Speaker 4: Know, drinking, eating whatever.
Speaker 3: And now you got to hop in the line to
Speaker 3: follow that the hers. Now, I mean you're going to
Speaker 3: have to bring dds to that uber. Where are you going?
Speaker 4: Funeral?
Speaker 2: Just why are you ubery? Why are you putting that
Speaker 2: purple flag on my car? I just just follow the
Speaker 2: dude on the motorcycle Man.
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