Speaker 1: The JV Show on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 2: Nine The JV Show. Good morning, Happy MLK.
Speaker 3: Day, Happy MLK Day, everybody.
Speaker 2: I'm Selena, I'm Graham. Looks like Jess is in the
Speaker 2: men's room taking number two ke again. I think we
Speaker 2: need to have an intervention with her because she needs
Speaker 2: to be able to control. You would think at her
Speaker 2: big age she'd be able to control certain things, like
Speaker 2: we're signing on the thirty seconds before she runs.
Speaker 3: The next generation. I mean, I'm only a twenty seven
Speaker 3: and a half.
Speaker 4: This next generation, they don't know this thing about like
Speaker 4: a work schedule and stuff like that. They just if
Speaker 4: their bells speaking to them, their belle is speaking to them,
Speaker 4: it's time to go to the bathroom.
Speaker 3: We can't say anything about it. That's an hrvie.
Speaker 2: Yep. I don't want to get sent to HR over there.
Speaker 2: But hopefully she'll be back in soon.
Speaker 4: Oh there she is, all right, she is back, She
Speaker 4: is back. Yeah, welcome. We started We started the show
Speaker 4: a little while ago. Not happy m Happy MLK day
Speaker 4: to you. Yeah, that's how she's celebrating. Straight to the bathroom.
Speaker 5: You guys tricked me.
Speaker 2: Whatever, All right, Graham, what do you want to talk
Speaker 2: about here.
Speaker 4: So the Florida Department of Motor Vehicles their version of
Speaker 4: the DMV. I wonder if they're like a more exciting,
Speaker 4: fun DMV than we have here because ours is kind
Speaker 4: of boring and oh yeah, you know what.
Speaker 5: Like a night club.
Speaker 2: I told you I was there last week or the
Speaker 2: week before. The DMV and Hayward at least, Yeah, there
Speaker 2: is one happy person that works there. Really, I should
Speaker 2: have got her name to give her a shout out.
Speaker 2: She helped me and my husband and she was actually happy,
Speaker 2: bubbly smiled, super nice.
Speaker 4: That's because she just started in the All the angry
Speaker 4: customers that come through there, can.
Speaker 5: I just ask, why don't they make the DMV just
Speaker 5: look more vibrant and nice? Why is this so gray
Speaker 5: and gloomy?
Speaker 4: And it needs more of a vibe. Yeah, the DMV
Speaker 4: is not much of a vibe. It needs more aura
Speaker 4: points it does. Like give it some lively paint colors
Speaker 4: or something, and then like give all the employees like
Speaker 4: weeds so they're like happy there.
Speaker 5: I actually like that, But then they'll be like more
Speaker 5: like they'll be a little slower.
Speaker 3: They already are.
Speaker 4: Have you been to the DV they can't get any slower,
Speaker 4: get them high, so they're happy, all right. The Florida
Speaker 4: DV they put out their annual list of all the
Speaker 4: rejected vanity license plates.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you guys saw this, but there
Speaker 3: were some. The list is long.
Speaker 4: I am impressed that there are this many people out
Speaker 4: there trying to get something dirty put on their license plate.
Speaker 3: So like, props to you guys. But I guess it's Florida,
Speaker 3: but it might have been like a thousand things on
Speaker 3: this list. There's a big, long list. Here's some highlights
Speaker 3: for you guys.
Speaker 2: Turds, Oh my god, rejected.
Speaker 3: You cannot get turds on your license plate. I don't know.
Speaker 4: Why, and who is the person house like, you know
Speaker 4: what I've always wanted on my license plate and want
Speaker 4: everybody to look at my car and see turds.
Speaker 3: Farts also on the list with the Z.
Speaker 2: Fart z You would want that, Yeah for you.
Speaker 4: I respect the person that was like, you know what,
Speaker 4: they'll catch farts with an S and I know they'll
Speaker 4: reject that. So I'm gonna spell it with a Z
Speaker 4: and see if I can slip this one pass. The
Speaker 4: people that work in Florida farts. Now, thirteen people, at
Speaker 4: least thirteen that I could find on this list, tried
Speaker 4: to get hawk tua on their license plate. Yeah, and
Speaker 4: a lot of different spellings h okhawk tua with the
Speaker 4: with the number two or spelled out to it.
Speaker 3: They're all different versions of it.
Speaker 4: At least thirteen people tried it, and the Florida DMV said, Nope,
Speaker 4: you cannot get hawk.
Speaker 3: Two on your license. Wow.
Speaker 2: I actually love that.
Speaker 4: I love that for them. I wish somebody had sneaked
Speaker 4: one through though. The JV show on Wild ninety four to.
Speaker 2: Nine Waldony for nine, the Babes number one hit music Stage,
Speaker 2: the JV Show. I'm Selena just back in the back already.
Speaker 4: The show's only been going on for like twenty minutes
Speaker 4: that she's already back.
Speaker 3: In the bathroom.
Speaker 2: Okay, this time, I'm joking. Last time she really was
Speaker 2: in the bathroom. Now now I'm joking she is running
Speaker 2: back in here. At least I think, just get in here.
Speaker 3: We think. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, actually who knows. I'm not her babysitter.
Speaker 3: When nature calls.
Speaker 4: Speaking of babysitters, Selena, I know you just canned yours recently,
Speaker 4: totally heartless. The one that you know called in sick
Speaker 4: a couple of times because she was sick. She did
Speaker 4: have a flat tire, and her grandma had passed away.
Speaker 4: Oh rip Nana. Anyways, that is just small potatoes in
Speaker 4: my mind, compared to what this babysitter did.
Speaker 3: Now listen to this.
Speaker 4: A couple says they hired a babysitter off a reputable
Speaker 4: site care dot com. I'm assuming they don't say which one.
Speaker 4: Is that where you found your person?
Speaker 3: Yep?
Speaker 4: And they were fully vetted on their right ye as
Speaker 4: somebody that shows up consistently, Yeah, with consistent excuses about why.
Speaker 2: The reference checked out?
Speaker 3: Why did that show up? Interesting?
Speaker 4: Well, this is that's the same place I'm assuming this
Speaker 4: couple in New Jersey found their babysitter.
Speaker 3: Now this is where things took a turn. They left
Speaker 3: for work and they're a little toddler.
Speaker 4: It didn't say how old, but I'm assuming, you know,
Speaker 4: two or three years old, because this kid was old
Speaker 4: enough to walk out of the house, which they did
Speaker 4: around twelve thirty in the afternoon. The kid walked out
Speaker 4: of the house and only once neighbors had called to
Speaker 4: report that there was a small child wandering around the neighborhood.
Speaker 4: And also the parents saw it on their nest camera,
Speaker 4: on their doorball camera. They saw their kid leave the
Speaker 4: house unsupervised without the babysitter. So they're like, uh, where
Speaker 4: the hell's the babysitter, babysitter, where are you? And they
Speaker 4: were calling this babysitter and she wasn't answering.
Speaker 3: You want to know why?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 3: She was blacked out drunk, passed out on their couch.
Speaker 2: Shut up.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 4: When they entered the home, she was still asleep on
Speaker 4: the couch, completely blacked out drunk. And the kid, luckily,
Speaker 4: who was fine. But this toddler had been out wandering
Speaker 4: the neighborhood.
Speaker 2: So Selima, oh my god, to me.
Speaker 4: You have a perfectly good person that's helping out in
Speaker 4: your house. And yes, their grandma died, and yes they
Speaker 4: got a flat tire, and yes they had a fever
Speaker 4: a couple different times. That's nothing compared to this. Imagine
Speaker 4: if your kids were out wandering the street while she's drunk.
Speaker 2: I mean, when you put it like that, I guess
Speaker 2: my situation wasn't so bad. But that is like worst fear.
Speaker 2: You're trusting your kids. It's somebody you're not there, you
Speaker 2: don't really know what that person is doing, but you give.
Speaker 3: Them a second chance right after that.
Speaker 4: No, just hold your booze better, like geez, you don't
Speaker 4: black out.
Speaker 3: But if like, do.
Speaker 2: They have cameras inside their house?
Speaker 3: It didn't sound like it. It sounded like just one
Speaker 3: out front, which did.
Speaker 4: I did want to ask you about that, because let's
Speaker 4: just say you had some cameras inside and this person
Speaker 4: who you fired ruthlessly, but say they were still working
Speaker 4: for you. Would you be watching the cameras. Yes, maybe
Speaker 4: they're hidden, she doesn't know about them. Would you be
Speaker 4: spying on her? Or would you tell her that there's cameras.
Speaker 2: I would tell her that there are cameras, so I
Speaker 2: could just kind of check in whenever I can watch you.
Speaker 3: Making up excuses for why you're not going to be
Speaker 3: there the next day.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: But I mean if I if I had a babysitter
Speaker 2: who was going to be there when I'm not there,
Speaker 2: I would have cameras. I mean, wouldn't you.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Part of me would want them, right like I want
Speaker 4: to listen in and I want a spy, But part
Speaker 4: of me feels like that's an invasion of privacy.
Speaker 2: You have to take your house and your kids.
Speaker 3: I don't know you have privacy?
Speaker 2: Are you invading?
Speaker 3: You have to tell nothing there?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, otherwise that's like creepy.
Speaker 2: However, what about this? So the girl that we just fired, yeah, ruthlessly,
Speaker 2: it wasn't ruthlessly.
Speaker 3: Well, her grandma, she's grieving her grandma.
Speaker 2: My son did not like her, really, Yeah. He and
Speaker 2: I didn't take it seriously because he doesn't like us
Speaker 2: half the time either. Like my husband would be like, yeah,
Speaker 2: she's trying to get him ready and put clothes on him,
Speaker 2: and he's like, I don't like you, and like yelling
Speaker 2: at her. But he says the same thing to us.
Speaker 2: So I was like, he's just being grumpy in the morning.
Speaker 2: He's always like that. I took it with the grain
Speaker 2: of salt. But we did have this thought. We're like,
Speaker 2: what if we did I don't know, put like a
Speaker 2: little recording device somewhere just to see, like, what if
Speaker 2: she is a raging B word when we're not around?
Speaker 2: What if is that not allowed?
Speaker 4: I wonder about that because there are those like nanny
Speaker 4: cam things that you hide inside of Teddy Bear and
Speaker 4: stuff like that's the thing, like people have.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but is it against the law?
Speaker 4: Fits in your own home, do you have to tell
Speaker 4: somebody coming into your house that they may possibly be recorded?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I would want to know.
Speaker 2: Wait, we're not lawyers on the show.
Speaker 4: I would want to listen in This is like if
Speaker 4: I know, you would have to, right, I know, then
Speaker 4: you wouldn't be able to get anything done because all
Speaker 4: day long you'd be listening.
Speaker 3: Fine, one time.
Speaker 1: I caught you in the act.
Speaker 3: What'd you just call my kid?
Speaker 4: And then you go confront him and then then you
Speaker 4: fire them ruthlessly, right, but then they.
Speaker 3: Sue you of course.
Speaker 1: Yeah. The JV Show on Wild ninety four nine. The
Speaker 1: JV Show on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 2: For nine the base number one hit music station. Happy
Speaker 2: MLK Day. Yeah, I think a lot of you guys
Speaker 2: got the day off. If you are not working and
Speaker 2: you're still listening to the JV Show.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: We appreciate you. You're a real one.
Speaker 2: Yes, you are real one. We're the JV Show. By
Speaker 2: the way, I'm Selina and I'm Graham.
Speaker 3: Where's huh?
Speaker 2: Don't tell me she's still in the bathroom.
Speaker 3: Not a chance for a third time.
Speaker 2: She just have a bunch of beans for breakfast.
Speaker 3: Did she ever come back from the second time?
Speaker 4: I literally have not seen her with someone. We might
Speaker 4: need to send somebody in to check on her.
Speaker 3: I can't do that.
Speaker 2: I'm not allowed to check on her after this, watch.
Speaker 3: Out for the stink.
Speaker 4: I want to talk about billionaire Richard Branson's Virgin Voyages.
Speaker 4: That's his Spastic Voyage, that's his Okay, that's his cruise line,
Speaker 4: you know, Virgin Voyages. They've got a bunch of cruise
Speaker 4: ships and they're offering something interesting now. They offered this
Speaker 4: last year and they said the demand was super super high.
Speaker 4: It was an annual pass. So basically you pay an
Speaker 4: upfront fee and then anytime during the year you're like,
Speaker 4: I want to take a cruise, you can hop pick
Speaker 4: it out, hop on whichever one you want, and it's
Speaker 4: included in your upfront membership fee. Now, last year's fee
Speaker 4: was something like seventy six thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: It's not cheap.
Speaker 4: You really got to be going on multiple cruises for
Speaker 4: it to be worth buying, like a one year subs
Speaker 4: cruise subscription.
Speaker 3: In other words, can do that.
Speaker 4: Rich people apparently and the demand, like I said, very
Speaker 4: strong last year, so he brought it back. Now, last
Speaker 4: year's was if you were buying a pass for this year,
Speaker 4: twenty twenty five. So now they're offering the twenty twenty
Speaker 4: six pass. So the twenty twenty five pass seventy six grand,
Speaker 4: the twenty twenty six two hundred.
Speaker 2: Grand, Oh my god, two.
Speaker 4: Hundred thousand dollars. Now you get an annual pass unlimited cruising,
Speaker 4: so you can go on as many cruises as you
Speaker 4: want during that time period.
Speaker 3: And now listen to this.
Speaker 4: It comes with quite a few other perks, namely that
Speaker 4: you get to go on a one week trip to
Speaker 4: his private island.
Speaker 3: I think it's in the Virgin's Necker Island. Have you
Speaker 3: ever heard about that?
Speaker 2: Never heard of it.
Speaker 3: You get a vacation there for one week.
Speaker 2: That's not like Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 4: I think it was at one time, but now they're
Speaker 4: probably just open and open it up to tourists and
Speaker 4: good not the Bill Clinton and his buddies anyway.
Speaker 2: Epstein or Epstein Epstein, Yeah, I said Epstein, that was stupid.
Speaker 4: Yeah, either way, I knew what I knew what you're getting.
Speaker 4: So you get a private trip there with like airfare
Speaker 4: and everything included as part of your two hundred thousand dollars,
Speaker 4: So like that's worth something. It's a private island that's
Speaker 4: gret to go stay there now. You get all sorts
Speaker 4: of other stuff. You get a ten thousand dollars shopping
Speaker 4: spree in the high street shops. I'm assuming those are
Speaker 4: the shops on a cruise ship, which are probably nice.
Speaker 4: A ten thousand dollars shopping.
Speaker 3: Spree, I would love that. Okay, that's nice.
Speaker 4: You get mo At champagne delivered anywhere on demand while
Speaker 4: you're on board.
Speaker 3: It's gone anytime you want.
Speaker 4: Boom, you get champagne because you are one of these
Speaker 4: unlimited cruising pass holders. Again, it costs two hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: This is on Virgin Voyages. This is something they're offering up.
Speaker 4: You get a yellow leaf hammock to take home.
Speaker 2: Where the hell am I gonna put that?
Speaker 3: I don't know, but.
Speaker 4: I'd be nice a hammock, free champagne, and then you
Speaker 4: get a free hammock. You get a birthday upgrade to
Speaker 4: a rock Star quarters suite. I don't know what that is,
Speaker 4: but it sounds like it's nice and you get one
Speaker 4: curated and privately hosted sure Thing excursion every quarter, plus
Speaker 4: a caban at Virgin Voyages, private beach club and Bemi
Speaker 4: up to ten times a year, and you get personalized
Speaker 4: rock star robes.
Speaker 2: Just get over here.
Speaker 5: What happened?
Speaker 3: How is it now?
Speaker 5: This?
Speaker 3: Was it a slip and fall situation?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Maybe?
Speaker 2: Were you hurt?
Speaker 5: Time studio?
Speaker 3: Was it a smell situation?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 3: You know, we're doing a live radio show.
Speaker 4: You just keep vanishing to the bathroom and we were
Speaker 4: about to send Selena in there to check.
Speaker 2: Out check on you. You're the one missing the show.
Speaker 4: This is a live radio show that we're doing it.
Speaker 4: Every time we checked I walked by there and I
Speaker 4: didn't see you.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna latch a full investigation into this. I'm checking
Speaker 2: the cameras we need one.
Speaker 1: The JV show on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 2: It's Anthony for nine the JV Show. I'm Selena, and
Speaker 2: I'm thanks so much for hanging out with us. Happy MLKJ.
Speaker 2: So the fires are still raging yep in the LA area,
Speaker 2: although I feel like they're getting a better grasp on things.
Speaker 2: So yeah, don't pick up again, or at least not
Speaker 2: any time soon. But would you guys like to know
Speaker 2: how these fires have been affecting Hollywood TV shows award ceremonies.
Speaker 2: So the Critics' Choice Awards was supposed to take place
Speaker 2: on the twelfth, okay in Santa Monica.
Speaker 4: That got scrapped, missed by no one. Have you ever
Speaker 4: watched a Critics Choice Awards? Did they even air that one?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Oh, is this the first year they're doing it?
Speaker 3: Sounds like it.
Speaker 2: That's a good point. Not that anybody cared. It was
Speaker 2: supposed to be hosted by a Chelsea Handler though, But anyways,
Speaker 2: it got pushed back to the twenty six and now
Speaker 2: pushed back again to an unconfirmed date sometime next month.
Speaker 2: There's also a lot of movie premierees that have been scrapped.
Speaker 2: A Jy Losney movie Unstoppable. That premiere was canceled, Better Man,
Speaker 2: which I've heard not great things about.
Speaker 5: Who's in that one?
Speaker 2: Which one is that that's one with Robbie Williams but
Speaker 2: he's like a monkey.
Speaker 4: Oh, that's right, that one is. I've seen the preview.
Speaker 4: I saw the prev the other day.
Speaker 3: That one is interesting.
Speaker 2: There's a movie that actually just came out this week
Speaker 2: in one of The Days with Keiky Palmer and says
Speaker 2: that I actually watched that one really really bad, but
Speaker 2: that was supposed to have a big, massive premiere that
Speaker 2: got canceled. Concerts are being canceled the weekend at the
Speaker 2: Rose Bowl that got scrapped. There's also a lot of
Speaker 2: shows that have stopped Preduction, Jeopardy, Will of Fortune, Gray's Anatomy.
Speaker 3: Do you mean to tell me?
Speaker 2: Every night Anatomy is still filming every night when I
Speaker 2: sit down there, that's what it says on a production pause.
Speaker 4: And every night when I sit down with my TV
Speaker 4: dinner and watch TV, you're telling me I'm watching a
Speaker 4: pre recorded Jeopardy.
Speaker 3: No wonder. I've been kicking them all right. Lately.
Speaker 2: Jimmy Kimmel has been put on pause and then we've
Speaker 2: talked about this. I don't know if we talked about
Speaker 2: I think we did. Megan Markle's new show We Love
Speaker 2: Meghan has been delayed.
Speaker 3: Who gives a fart? We don't care about that.
Speaker 2: Did you see Meghan? This was last Wednesday Thursday. There
Speaker 2: are more pictures of her out in LA and she
Speaker 2: was donating. She brought a bunch of like beauty supplies
Speaker 2: and clothes for teenage girls who lost things in the fires, good,
Speaker 2: which I love, But was this just a photo op?
Speaker 5: Everything is a photo op for them though.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they probably have legit paparazzi that wait outside their
Speaker 4: house right follow them where they're going.
Speaker 3: It's like it would be hard for.
Speaker 4: Her to do something incognito, right, I assume there's a
Speaker 4: lot of press that falls.
Speaker 5: I think so more for them now. I don't know
Speaker 5: if you guys saw the picture of Ashton Kutcher, but
Speaker 5: he had one where people were like, this is for
Speaker 5: sure a paparazzi moment because he had a mask on,
Speaker 5: he had his hat on, his outfit made it seem
Speaker 5: like you could have just seen some random guy on
Speaker 5: the street. How did people know that was Ashton Kutcher?
Speaker 2: And I always wonder about those pictured.
Speaker 5: Donating or doing some sort of volunteering.
Speaker 3: It's interesting, that's a pr movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, fire yup for Diddy stuff.
Speaker 3: I wonder if some of these celebs are like, thank God.
Speaker 4: Well, they'd never say thank God for the fires, but
Speaker 4: the fires have been a big distraction away from all
Speaker 4: the Diddy stuff for some of the people that were
Speaker 4: waiting for their names brought out in the Diddy stuff.
Speaker 3: It'll still happen.
Speaker 1: Interesting The JV Show on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 2: Happy Monday, Happy MLK dates Walthony for nine of the
Speaker 2: JV Show. I'm Selina, and I'm just what he has.
Speaker 3: What's wrong with the little twerk before worse?
Speaker 2: That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 3: That people be acting like.
Speaker 4: They never did that before. That's according to this one woman.
Speaker 4: She's a flight attendant. You may have seen this video
Speaker 4: go viral at the end of last week. We ran
Speaker 4: out of time last week and didn't get a chance.
Speaker 3: To talk about it.
Speaker 4: But we need to talk about it because this woman,
Speaker 4: she's a flight attendant on Alaska Airlines, and she posts
Speaker 4: a little video to her social media doing a little
Speaker 4: twerk dance in her flight attendant uniform on an empty airplane,
Speaker 4: so I'm assuming she was on company time. She's saying,
Speaker 4: it's a little twerk before work. Maybe the passengers hadn't
Speaker 4: shown up yet. Do you guys, if you've watched the video,
Speaker 4: are you outraged by what she does?
Speaker 3: Because she's been terminated by Alaska Airlines.
Speaker 2: If I'm serious, I'm not outraged by this at all.
Speaker 3: They're saying, well, no, I'm not outraged by it at all.
Speaker 4: And I've watched the video and I don't think it's
Speaker 4: like anything too, you know, it's not like offensive or
Speaker 4: too graphic or something like that. But Alaska Airlines saying
Speaker 4: that employees must make it clear that your online pro
Speaker 4: files are personal, that you're not representing our company in
Speaker 4: social media, which is kind of like, you know, she's
Speaker 4: wearing the uniform and she's on the plane, so I
Speaker 4: could see how maybe the lines are getting a little
Speaker 4: blurred there and if they don't want that, I.
Speaker 2: Think this is so stupid, And a lot of the comments,
Speaker 2: because I had to go read some, they are siding
Speaker 2: with the airline, saying like, yeah, well you're in uniform
Speaker 2: at work, you are representing the company. That's something they
Speaker 2: don't want. I guess I don't think it's that big
Speaker 2: of a deal. I don't either, because I think she
Speaker 2: I think she went wrong.
Speaker 5: The fire charming anybody at the end of the day.
Speaker 3: Right, Well, people that are better at twerking may have been.
Speaker 2: Well maybe, but by the video, but I could see
Speaker 2: if she was in uniform and she is like spewing
Speaker 2: down the aisle saying all these awful racist things or like, right,
Speaker 2: there are other things that I get terminating somebody for,
Speaker 2: but doing a little dance. Who cares?
Speaker 4: I mean it definitely to your point, could have been
Speaker 4: way worse. But if they have a the company says
Speaker 4: it violated their social media policy, which if it did,
Speaker 4: and then it's totally up to them, right, if they
Speaker 4: want to terminate something. I feel like you could have
Speaker 4: more of a sense of humor about this and maybe
Speaker 4: a warning not now goes straight to the firing, like, hey,
Speaker 4: take this video down. You know a lot of posta
Speaker 4: stuff like that. You've been worn. You got strike one.
Speaker 4: You do not want to get to strike too. I
Speaker 4: don't know she got a fight.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 4: She has launched to go fundme to help cover some
Speaker 4: of her expenses, and people have mixed feelings because it's
Speaker 4: social media that have mixed feelings about her doing that
Speaker 4: as well. She had a set of goal, I think
Speaker 4: in the GoFundMe area, rather modest goal of twelve thousand
Speaker 4: dollars and when I checked on Friday out to check
Speaker 4: back again, like it had barely raised anything nine hundred
Speaker 4: bucks or something, it wasn't. I'm sure it's gone up
Speaker 4: a little bit since then.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine if our job had a similar policy
Speaker 2: and we just did that awful torking last week. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you guys.
Speaker 3: That wasn't even a twerk before work. That was a
Speaker 3: twerk at work.
Speaker 4: Yeah, during and after somebody comments on that video that
Speaker 4: my tworking was all legs and not.
Speaker 3: I wasn't torking with the you know, like my twork
Speaker 3: was bad. Like I don't know how.
Speaker 2: To Graham Herbert upside Down.
Speaker 4: My name is Graham Herbert from NAPA. I don't sit
Speaker 4: in there and practice.
Speaker 2: Come back and watch it if you want to see
Speaker 2: Graham's upside down towerk It's on our Instagram. Graham, what's
Speaker 2: your insta?
Speaker 4: It's Graham Underscore nine four nine. And of course something
Speaker 4: super easy to remember.
Speaker 5: Or JV Morning Show. It's the or JV Morning Show.
Speaker 2: Yeah follow us.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the JV Show on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 2: Well for I'm the JV Show, I'm Selena Graham and
Speaker 2: I'm jessed. Have you guys heard of Uber eats Roulette? No?
Speaker 2: So I actually want to try this, but I don't
Speaker 2: have enough friends to that.
Speaker 3: Oh we need music for this, Oh my.
Speaker 2: Gosh, but listen to this. So it's this new viral
Speaker 2: game where you're at like a friend's house, whatever, group
Speaker 2: of friends and you all order something. And I guess
Speaker 2: it doesn't have to be Uber Eats. It could be
Speaker 2: DoorDash or wherever you order your food from. But basically
Speaker 2: everybody orders whatever they want in individually. So everyone spends
Speaker 2: like thirty to forty dollars and they order food and
Speaker 2: it can be literally anything, and then all the food
Speaker 2: starts showing up and then you just have a variety
Speaker 2: of everything and just like just random stuff. One person
Speaker 2: can order pizza and wings, so you have somebody who
Speaker 2: ordered like some pasta from Olive Garden. The other person
Speaker 2: might have ordered some like Chinese, and then you just
Speaker 2: have like everything.
Speaker 3: But why is that Uber eats roulette?
Speaker 2: And sometimes is that the roulette because sometimes people might
Speaker 2: order the same thing or something. I don't know, it's
Speaker 2: just it.
Speaker 5: Just is so doesn't explain the relutte, That's.
Speaker 3: Just what it's like.
Speaker 4: DoorDash roulette to me would be like you have the spinus, yeah,
Speaker 4: and then you blindly or you blindly order the thing
Speaker 4: that whatever it lands on or you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: As some like have you ever played credit card roulette before?
Speaker 4: At the end of a meal, I will not Why not.
Speaker 5: I would not participate in something of that sort.
Speaker 3: Why not?
Speaker 2: I don't want to pay everyone.
Speaker 4: But the odds are if there's if you want to
Speaker 4: out to dinner with eight couples or something, or eight
Speaker 4: friends or whatever it is, and you play credit card roulette,
Speaker 4: the odds are you're getting a free meal.
Speaker 5: No, the odds are I'm getting picked and having to
Speaker 5: pay for everybody.
Speaker 3: Like es.
Speaker 4: Yes, you're probably right, because you always get chosen for
Speaker 4: the chugwheel. But for the rest of us, there's a
Speaker 4: really good percent chance that you are not going to
Speaker 4: have to pay anything. You get a free meal. I
Speaker 4: play credit card roulette all the time. Of course it happens,
Speaker 4: but you don't want that. But the number of times
Speaker 4: if it's like if it's something you do with your
Speaker 4: group of friends, my buddies, like, we do stuff like
Speaker 4: that all the time, and so it sort of evens out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you get stuck.
Speaker 4: With the bill one time or a couple of times,
Speaker 4: but then the next five times you go out for
Speaker 4: drinks or whatever, you don't pay anything.
Speaker 3: It ends up.
Speaker 4: It all kind of evens out, and it's great.
Speaker 5: What it's Selina doing this by herself and just ordering
Speaker 5: everything and then her.
Speaker 4: Reaching into the bag to the and the waiter is
Speaker 4: pulling out. Because you have the waiter or waitress pull
Speaker 4: the your server, I should say sorry. They're the ones
Speaker 4: that pull the credit card out of the bag to
Speaker 4: see who to pay, and it's just Selena's card every time.
Speaker 3: Because she's the only one. She's the only one at
Speaker 3: the meal. We also play high die By for meals.
Speaker 2: Is what's that?
Speaker 4: That's everybody has a die dice, you know, in their pocket,
Speaker 4: and then you roll and the high die bye.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 4: People always like what are you guys playing? We're like
Speaker 4: high die By? They're like, how do I play? I
Speaker 4: hear roll this and they hit a high number and
Speaker 4: then they have to pay for everybody's stuff. It's classic,
Speaker 4: Hi di buy, I sh try that sometimes it's fun.
Speaker 2: Sounds like you need friends for that though, Yes, where
Speaker 2: can I get yea friends? Dang it?
Speaker 1: The JV Show on Wild ninety four nine Magic.
Speaker 5: Matt in the mix, Thank you man.
Speaker 2: It is the wildity for nine the Bays. Wow no
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Speaker 3: Boy, nice John.
Speaker 4: That was the best mix that he's ever done. On
Speaker 4: Mlkday In twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: Five, It's Wildy for nine, the Bays number one hit
Speaker 2: music station, the JV show I'm.
Speaker 5: Selena and I'm jeszz You guys, did you see this
Speaker 5: story about the woman that caught her husband cheating? You're
Speaker 5: not gonna believe how through a grocery store rewards program?
Speaker 2: How do you catch a man cheating through that?
Speaker 5: Well, you know, when you sign up for the rewards,
Speaker 5: a lot of the times they have all of your
Speaker 5: transactions saved right and you can access that online. So
Speaker 5: she was already suspicious that her man was cheating. She
Speaker 5: hires a PI and the PI is like, okay, do
Speaker 5: you have any rewards set up? Check that.
Speaker 2: They actually check that, like private investigators not to like
Speaker 2: check this stuff. I've never the private investigator had the idea.
Speaker 5: Then the woman goes check. Ye turns out he there
Speaker 5: were receipts or there were transactions from the.
Speaker 2: Same town case actual receipts.
Speaker 3: The receipt good one, the receipts.
Speaker 5: Of the same town that the husband's ex happened to
Speaker 5: live in.
Speaker 4: Wow, yep, oh, so they just their evidence was that
Speaker 4: he'd been shopping in a different town where the X lived.
Speaker 5: Yes, what if it was just stopping No, no, but
Speaker 5: he he was claiming to be somewhere else. He was
Speaker 5: claiming to be visiting family this whole time he's in
Speaker 5: the same town his ex lived in. Turns out he
Speaker 5: was cheating.
Speaker 3: Busted.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was a good one.
Speaker 1: Shut it, yeah, cut it. The JV Show on Wild ninety.
Speaker 2: Nine to Base number one hit music station. The JV
Speaker 2: Show on a Monday, not just any Monday. Happy MLK Day.
Speaker 2: You are enjoying this day off. Thank you for listening
Speaker 2: to the JV Show. Still we really appreciate you. Now, Jess, yep,
Speaker 2: you have a very important question for Graham.
Speaker 5: I do because listen, the last time that I was like, hey, Graham, hello,
Speaker 5: you're supposed to start your ears resolutions with the gym,
Speaker 5: I got hit back with I'm building a house, sweetheart.
Speaker 3: Remember that? Remember that was pretty sweetheart?
Speaker 2: Well it's from Graham. I'm just score nine four nine. Yeah.
Speaker 5: So now I'm wondering, Hey, it's Monday, we're what like
Speaker 5: two weeks in through, almost three weeks into the year,
Speaker 5: and not quite sure at this point three weeks, how
Speaker 5: is it going? Bet it?
Speaker 3: I bet it?
Speaker 4: Everybody knows when you listen Sweethearts, everybody knows when you
Speaker 4: start a new workout program, you have to start it
Speaker 4: on Monday, right. You got to start at the beginning
Speaker 4: of the week, right, Like if you missed a Monday,
Speaker 4: you don't start on a Tuesday.
Speaker 3: You wait till the next Monday.
Speaker 4: Now, what had happened was I had meant to start
Speaker 4: that one Monday, but then I injured my leg and
Speaker 4: I couldn't go. And the monday before that, I had
Speaker 4: to like build a closet. I had to go get
Speaker 4: lumber from home depot and it was at the top
Speaker 4: of the rack and the forklift guy took an hour
Speaker 4: to get it down, and a long story short, there
Speaker 4: went my gym window. It closed, Okay, so then you
Speaker 4: obviously go to the next Monday. And the next Monday
Speaker 4: was when I was injured. And that that led us
Speaker 4: to today. And will I be going today? No, because
Speaker 4: today's a major federal holiday, and while the gym may
Speaker 4: be opened, I observe MLK Day and all other federal holidays.
Speaker 4: Is gym free days because it's a holiday. You don't
Speaker 4: start going to the gym on a holiday. Right now,
Speaker 4: If I don't go today, that means I'll roll it over.
Speaker 2: To Graham.
Speaker 3: The next Monday.
Speaker 2: Just say you're never going to want to end it.
Speaker 4: But you guys think that like I don't like working
Speaker 4: out or whatever. I love going to the gym. I
Speaker 4: absolutely love working out.
Speaker 3: You've known me a long time. I always go to
Speaker 3: the gym.
Speaker 2: Honestly, you don't even have Well, what about working out
Speaker 2: at home? You don't have to go to a gym.
Speaker 5: That's a good point, nobody.
Speaker 2: There's other things that you can do.
Speaker 4: You used to own a bow flex, and you and
Speaker 4: I both know that working out at home, that ain't it?
Speaker 2: Chief I mean for some but for somebody like you
Speaker 2: who loves working out so much, then do it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I just don't have the space or the setup
Speaker 4: or any equipment.
Speaker 2: You don't have the space. You have the biggest house
Speaker 2: I've ever seen.
Speaker 3: I don't eat.
Speaker 2: It's empty.
Speaker 3: Dial it back. It's not empty.
Speaker 4: It's full of boxes. And maybe someday I would love
Speaker 4: to have a home gym. Actually I really would have.
Speaker 4: You looked at well, you both why are weights so expensive?
Speaker 4: They're just weights. It's just made out of metal. They're
Speaker 4: just heavy. I don't get why that stuff is so
Speaker 4: so expensive, especially because everyone buys this stuff and then
Speaker 4: never uses it.
Speaker 3: Is there a resale market I don't know about.
Speaker 5: I don't know, but we're getting sidetracked from the rail problem,
Speaker 5: which is that when are you actually going back?
Speaker 3: Because you use the next Monday pay gym.
Speaker 5: Membership, that's money that's going down the drain.
Speaker 4: I agree, I've wasted a lot of money. I am
Speaker 4: going to get my money's worth this year. I think
Speaker 4: as long as I can find a Monday that works
Speaker 4: to start going.
Speaker 5: How for every month that Graham doesn't go to the gym,
Speaker 5: that means he buys his breakfast burritos because it's like
Speaker 5: the equivalent of what he's paying for his gym membership.
Speaker 5: So at least put that money to you.
Speaker 4: So I just need to check out. Yeah, that's not
Speaker 4: fair one time. Yes, Selena's not eating breakfast burritos. Yeah,
Speaker 4: come on, they're delicious and they're good for you.
Speaker 3: Don't know, they're not what part's not good for you?
Speaker 2: They got eggs, avocado, avocados, fats.
Speaker 3: Fats are good for you.
Speaker 2: That's small and a little bit you need fats in
Speaker 2: your day, a little bit.
Speaker 4: Well, your nutritius may be giving you a different advice
Speaker 4: than the.
Speaker 3: Rest of the world than everybody else. You need good
Speaker 3: fats only a little bit. You need good fatis yeah,
Speaker 3: just a little bit. Much is a little bit.
Speaker 2: I don't know, just my no preps that I get.
Speaker 2: That's all I know. And I know breakfast burritos as
Speaker 2: delicious they are, ain't part of that.
Speaker 3: Wow, that's a sad existence, it is.
Speaker 1: I know the JV show on Wild ninety four.
Speaker 2: Nine, it's weel thty for nine, the base number one
Speaker 2: hit music station. Happy Mlkday, Thank you so much for
Speaker 2: hanging with the JV Show. I'm Selina Graham and I'm
Speaker 2: just all right.
Speaker 5: So I saw this headline that less than half of
Speaker 5: Americans actually care who wins the super Bowl? So what
Speaker 5: is your interest level for the super Bowl and all
Speaker 5: things related? As of right now?
Speaker 2: Don't care about anything soever?
Speaker 5: So we're talking who wins that?
Speaker 2: Who wins? Uh? I care less about the commercials, Okay,
Speaker 2: halftime show because I don't have to watch them in
Speaker 2: real time. I can catch them after.
Speaker 3: And I also feel like they've gotten a little bit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like I am excited for the halftime performance. I
Speaker 2: guess that's the only thing I'm interested in even going
Speaker 2: to like a watch party. It's not as fun when
Speaker 2: it's on a Sunday and your team's not playing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, very true.
Speaker 4: I am interested in who wins the game generally, depending
Speaker 4: who gets there. Like, there are certain teams that I
Speaker 4: would like to see lose. It's just any Chiefs would
Speaker 4: love to see them lose. So, like I usually do
Speaker 4: have a sort of a dog in the fight.
Speaker 2: So I guess if they're there, I do care a
Speaker 2: little bit. So I want to see Taylor's last There you.
Speaker 5: Go and all the celebrities.
Speaker 2: I guess that's true.
Speaker 4: It's more fun to have like a team to root for,
Speaker 4: and usually there's like the underdog team or whatever that
Speaker 4: I'll end up rooting for, Like I usually root for
Speaker 4: the underdog unless it's a team that I absolutely just
Speaker 4: hate in general, then yeah, I can't.
Speaker 3: You know, So I like having a team to root for.
Speaker 4: The commercials, like we said, I don't know, they're not
Speaker 4: really doing it for me lately. Yeah, like same, I'm
Speaker 4: waiting to be like wowed by the commercials and the
Speaker 4: halftime show. This is an unpopular opinion that I've shared before.
Speaker 4: The halftime show to me is like New Year's Eve.
Speaker 4: It's a ton of hype and a ton of build up,
Speaker 4: and every year it's a letdown, you think.
Speaker 2: So. I love the halftime show performances. I am here
Speaker 2: for them.
Speaker 4: I think there's been good ones. Sure, there have been
Speaker 4: very good halftime shows. But the amount of hype and
Speaker 4: build up to then watch essentially a concert on TV.
Speaker 4: I'm sure if you're there in person and all the
Speaker 4: fireworks and drone show and all the stuff's happening at once,
Speaker 4: like that may be cool if you're standing down there
Speaker 4: on the field, but watching a concert on TV, I
Speaker 4: don't know. To me, it's like so much hype, so
Speaker 4: much build up, and like, yeah, they're good. It's like
Speaker 4: New Year's Eve, like yeah, yeah, I had fun. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but like it didn't like change my life or something,
Speaker 4: you know, Like the hype around it gets just way overblown.
Speaker 5: I do feel like Kendrick is gonna come out with
Speaker 5: a really good show, though. I feel like he can
Speaker 5: have a lot of surprises, Like it's gonna be a
Speaker 5: really good one and probably what.
Speaker 4: If he came out on roller skates and then skated
Speaker 4: around then got like super sweaty and then still saying
Speaker 4: oh wait that was uh yeah, that show's halftime show.
Speaker 2: You love to rip on him one of.
Speaker 4: The top shows just because he skated around on roller skates.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love his skating video. I will say, though.
Speaker 5: Like I know that, like you said, Graham, like we
Speaker 5: hype them up so much. I already forgot most of
Speaker 5: them exactly.
Speaker 3: They didn't change your life.
Speaker 4: They're like just like, oh, yeah that was good or
Speaker 4: oh that wasn't that good. That's all that comes out
Speaker 4: of it.
Speaker 5: I'm excited to win some money because I have a
Speaker 5: one hundred dollars in a super Bowl pool, So already
Speaker 5: send me.
Speaker 3: People are too soon, I said, too soon?
Speaker 2: What really?
Speaker 3: The squares like once you know the teams that are
Speaker 3: in it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, oh no, I'm my square is already set.
Speaker 2: Number seventy was my friend. She's from Selina.
Speaker 1: She was seventy four, which we look the JV show
Speaker 1: on Wild ninety four nine, well before.
Speaker 2: Nine, the base number one hit music station. Happy MLK Day.
Speaker 2: I hope you are in when your day off, although
Speaker 2: if you had to day off, you'd probably be sleeping.
Speaker 4: Yeah, not listening to us unless you have kids. They're awake,
Speaker 4: but they're off school. True, so are they listening?
Speaker 2: No? Yeah, or are they? It's one of life's greatest mysteries.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but maybe get out and do something in the
Speaker 4: spirit of MLK, get out and do something good today,
Speaker 4: help your neighbors, something good in the community.
Speaker 3: That'd be nice.
Speaker 2: By the way, we're the JV Show. I'm Selena and
Speaker 2: I'm Graham. Oh no, don't tell me. Just's back in
Speaker 2: the bathroom. Where is She's back and forth all morning?
Speaker 2: Her poor stomach.
Speaker 4: I don't she's each time she comes back and saying, no,
Speaker 4: I was just in the studio, there's nothing going on
Speaker 4: with my stomach. But now this is the fourth time,
Speaker 4: and she clearly knows we're doing a live show, like
Speaker 4: you must be like.
Speaker 2: Level brown, emergency code.
Speaker 4: Level Brett level brown for sure. Yeah, it's definitely a
Speaker 4: number three.
Speaker 2: Hopefully she makes a back room his break, although we
Speaker 2: can't make any promises. But what did you want to
Speaker 2: talk about?
Speaker 4: This is something I read about last week, Selena, and
Speaker 4: I really wanted to bring it up because I found
Speaker 4: it super, super interesting, and I haven't seen much media coverage,
Speaker 4: and I don't know if this was just a local
Speaker 4: reporter that investigated the story. But what this guy found
Speaker 4: in this article that I read. Shout out to the
Speaker 4: sf Gate. I love the love their content. Shout out SFGate.
Speaker 4: This guy found that based on where you are booking
Speaker 4: hotel hotels from, you know, everybody uses the all the
Speaker 4: different travel sites now to book hotels and shows. You know,
Speaker 4: the cheap you get the cheapest rate over here, blah
Speaker 4: blah blah, geographically based on where you are logging into
Speaker 4: your computer to do that, you are seeing, in often
Speaker 4: cases a different rate than somebody that say lives in
Speaker 4: Kansas City, Missouri.
Speaker 3: Really they see a different rate. This guy tried tested
Speaker 3: this theory and I went to different places.
Speaker 4: Yes, And I don't know how he found out that
Speaker 4: this was happening, because I don't know how you would
Speaker 4: because when we hop on Trevago or whatever side it is,
Speaker 4: you just see the one the prices that they show you, well,
Speaker 4: those are all based on an algorithm, and some of
Speaker 4: it is based on where you live.
Speaker 2: Do you think it's the same with flights.
Speaker 3: It could be.
Speaker 4: I didn't read anything about that, but for hotels, so
Speaker 4: they for example, they'd look at a hotel rate in
Speaker 4: New York City on a particular day and night and
Speaker 4: let's just say the hotel is New York, the hotel
Speaker 4: room was like nine hundred dollars, And that was him
Speaker 4: looking at his computer here in San Francisco, and he's
Speaker 4: shown a nine hundred dollars night nightly rate. Now go
Speaker 4: over to somebody that tries it from their computer in
Speaker 4: Kansas City, Missouri. I think that was one of the
Speaker 4: places they tested it from. They look at that same night,
Speaker 4: that same hotel room from the same hotel, and it
Speaker 4: was five hundred dollars cheaper what they were showing. They
Speaker 4: were showing, oh my god, price of like four hundred
Speaker 4: bucks a night. And basically what is happening is they
Speaker 4: think that people that live in more expensive areas like
Speaker 4: the Bay Area or I'm assuming if you were trying
Speaker 4: booking a hotel, trying to book a hotel room in
Speaker 4: New York from LA or some other expensive area, they're
Speaker 4: showing you a more expensive rate because they think you're
Speaker 4: more likely You're more likely to pay and.
Speaker 3: Not be like shocked.
Speaker 4: Nine hundred dollars a night what you're more used to it,
Speaker 4: and you're just gonna be like, Okay, yeah, that looks
Speaker 4: like a deal and book the room. Now they show
Speaker 4: up to somebody in a smaller town, smaller market, and
Speaker 4: they're not about to pay nine hundred bucks for a
Speaker 4: room for a night. But yeah, maybe they'll pay four
Speaker 4: hundred and they're booking it at a totally different rate.
Speaker 1: Isn't that crazy? We're getting duped as.
Speaker 2: If everything else, literally everything else isn't expensive enough. Now
Speaker 2: they're just taking advantage.
Speaker 3: You're right, that's what bugs me. Everything's more expensive for
Speaker 3: your rent.
Speaker 4: Groceries, gas, everything, tolls, all this stuff is more extensive.
Speaker 4: I feel like we should be the ones that they
Speaker 4: should be showing the deals to. Like, man, everybody's strapped
Speaker 4: here in the area. Let's give them an actual deal
Speaker 4: on a hotel room. But is it crazy that I
Speaker 4: wonder if hotels know that this is happening on their
Speaker 4: sites or they don't care their rooms are getting booked
Speaker 4: one way or another.
Speaker 2: But like, don't think they care.
Speaker 3: They have to know, right, I mean, if it's one of.
Speaker 2: These third party sites, they probably don't even know.
Speaker 4: But the book and the dollars still go into the
Speaker 4: hotel's pockets, so they see the transaction coming in. Or
Speaker 4: do they just put a whole block of rooms out
Speaker 4: there and be like, okay, third party sites sell them,
Speaker 4: but you have to at least sell them for three
Speaker 4: hundred bucks. And then these other sites are like, okay,
Speaker 4: that price, we can make a little more money on
Speaker 4: the top by up in it. Wow, so foul, And
Speaker 4: they say it's a hard thing to work around. You'd
Speaker 4: have to VPN into a different area and then try
Speaker 4: to book it. But this guy said, basically, the algorithm
Speaker 4: will catch up with this soon and they'll figure out
Speaker 4: if people are starting to do that, and it'll.
Speaker 2: Continue to turn them at work a couple of times.
Speaker 3: It might work a couple of times.
Speaker 4: So if you are about to book a hotel in
Speaker 4: one of these hotel sites, I guess if you know
Speaker 4: how to do that, try to VPN in from a
Speaker 4: from Minnesota or some some city in a like a
Speaker 4: smaller I.
Speaker 2: Think my husband has a VPN thing there you go,
Speaker 2: because he was trying to do some some sports cambling.
Speaker 3: Nice. Nice. Yeah, they don't make it easy. No, it's
Speaker 3: not easy to do.
Speaker 4: I was kind of thinking of you because you've booked
Speaker 4: you know, you recently went on our trip to like
Speaker 4: Mexico or something. Yeah, I'm wondering if you had booked
Speaker 4: that same hotel from in your f That's.
Speaker 2: What bothers me, because that ish was so expensive.
Speaker 4: Yes, you should have vic then from Baldusta, Georgia or something.
Speaker 2: But and when you see the prize, you kind of
Speaker 2: just assume, well, that's just what it is. What am
Speaker 2: I going to do argue their price?
Speaker 4: Yet now it doesn't always happen. Some rooms were the
Speaker 4: same price across the board, but some had a huge disparity,
Speaker 4: or even I mean, even if it's a hundred bucks
Speaker 4: fifty bucks cheaper in a different area, I still want
Speaker 4: that hundred feet.
Speaker 2: I can't believe Jess still is not back from the bathroomde.
Speaker 3: She's got a vicious case of the number three is.
Speaker 2: Maybe we'll be able to check in with her next.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the JV Show on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 2: It's well to before nine, the base number one hit
Speaker 2: music station. Happy MLK day. I hope you are enjoying
Speaker 2: your day off, although if you had to day off,
Speaker 2: you'd probably be sleeping.
Speaker 4: Yeah, not listening to us unless you have kids. They're awake,
Speaker 4: but they're off school, true, so are they listening?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Or are they It's one of life's greatest mysteries.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but maybe get out and do something in the
Speaker 4: spirit of MLK, get out and do something good today,
Speaker 4: help your neighbors, something good in the community.
Speaker 3: That'd be nice.
Speaker 2: By the way, we're the JV show. I'm Selena and
Speaker 2: I'm Graham. Oh no, don't tell me. Just's back in
Speaker 2: the bathroom. Where is She's back and forth all morning?
Speaker 2: Her poor stomach.
Speaker 4: I don't she's each time she comes back and saying, no,
Speaker 4: I was just in the studio, There's nothing going on
Speaker 4: with my stomach. But now this is the fourth time,
Speaker 4: and she clearly knows we're doing a live show, like
Speaker 4: you might.
Speaker 2: Be like level brown, emergency code level Brett.
Speaker 3: Level brown for sure. Yeah, it's definitely a number three.
Speaker 2: Hopefully she makes a back room his break, although we
Speaker 2: can't make any promises. What did you want to talk about?
Speaker 4: This is something I read about last week, Selena, and
Speaker 4: I really wanted to bring it up because I found
Speaker 4: it super, super interesting, and I haven't seen much media coverage,
Speaker 4: and I don't know if this was just a local
Speaker 4: reporter that investigated the story, but what this I found
Speaker 4: in this article that I read. Shout out to the
Speaker 4: SF Gate. I love the love their content shout out
Speaker 4: sf Gate. This guy found that based on where you
Speaker 4: are booking hotel hotels from. You know, everybody uses the
Speaker 4: all the different travel sites now to book hotels and shows.
Speaker 4: You know, the cheap you get the cheapest rate over here,
Speaker 4: blah blah blah. Geographically based on where you are logging
Speaker 4: into your computer to do that, you are seeing, in
Speaker 4: often cases a different rate than somebody that say lives
Speaker 4: in Kansas City, Missouri.
Speaker 3: Really they see a different rate. This guy tried tested
Speaker 3: this theory and I.
Speaker 2: Went to different places.
Speaker 4: Yes, And I don't know how he found out that
Speaker 4: this was happening, because I don't know how you would
Speaker 4: because when we hop on Trevago or whatever side it is,
Speaker 4: you just see the one the prices that they show you, well,
Speaker 4: those are all based on an algorithm, and some of
Speaker 4: it is based on where you live.
Speaker 2: Do you think it's the same with flights.
Speaker 3: It could be. I didn't read anything about that.
Speaker 4: But for hotels, so they for example, they'd look at
Speaker 4: a hotel rate in New York City on a particular
Speaker 4: day and night, and let's just say the hotel is
Speaker 4: New York. The hotel room was like nine hundred dollars.
Speaker 4: And that was him looking at his computer here in
Speaker 4: San Francisco and he's shown a nine hundred dollars night
Speaker 4: nightly rate. Now go over to somebody that tries it
Speaker 4: from their computer in Kansas City, Missouri. I think that
Speaker 4: was one of the places they tested it from. They
Speaker 4: look at that same night, that same hotel room, from
Speaker 4: the same hotel, and it was five hundred dollars cheaper
Speaker 4: what they were showing. They were showing, oh my god,
Speaker 4: price of like four hundred bucks a night. And basically
Speaker 4: what is happening is they think that people that live
Speaker 4: in more expensive areas like the Bay Area or I'm
Speaker 4: assuming if you were trying booking a hotel, trying to
Speaker 4: book a hotel room in New York from LA or
Speaker 4: some other expensive area, they're showing you a more expensive
Speaker 4: rate because they think you're more likely. You're more likely
Speaker 4: to pay and not be like shocked nine hundred dollars
Speaker 4: a night. What you're more used to it, You're just
Speaker 4: gonna be like, Okay, yeah, that looks like a deal
Speaker 4: and book the room. Now they show up to somebody
Speaker 4: in a smaller town, smaller market, and they're not about
Speaker 4: to pay nine hundred bucks for a room for a night,
Speaker 4: but yeah, maybe they'll pay four hundred and they're booking
Speaker 4: it at a totally different rate.
Speaker 1: Isn't that crazy? We're getting duped as.
Speaker 2: If everything else, literally everything else isn't expensive enough now
Speaker 2: they're just taking advantage.
Speaker 4: You're right, that's what bugs me. Everything's more expensive for
Speaker 4: your rent, groceries, gas, everything, tolls, all this stuff is
Speaker 4: I feel like we should be the ones that they
Speaker 4: shod be showing the deals to. Like, man, everybody's strapped
Speaker 4: in the Bea area, let's give them an actual deal
Speaker 4: on a hotel room.
Speaker 3: But is it crazy that I wonder if.
Speaker 4: Hotels know that this is happening on their sites or
Speaker 4: they don't care their rooms are getting booked one way
Speaker 4: or another.
Speaker 2: But like, don't think they care.
Speaker 3: They have to know, right, I.
Speaker 2: Mean, if it's one of these third party sites, they
Speaker 2: probably don't even know.
Speaker 4: But the book and the dollars still go into the
Speaker 4: hotel's pockets, so they see the transaction coming in. Or
Speaker 4: do they just put a whole block of rooms out
Speaker 4: there and be like, okay, third party sites sell them,
Speaker 4: but you have to at least sell them for three
Speaker 4: hundred bucks. And then these other sites are like, okay, price,
Speaker 4: we can make a little more money on the.
Speaker 3: Top by up in it.
Speaker 2: Wow, so foul, And.
Speaker 4: They say it's a hard thing to work around. You'd
Speaker 4: have to VPN into a different area and then try
Speaker 4: to book it. But this guy said, basically, the algorithm
Speaker 4: will catch up with this soon and they'll figure out
Speaker 4: if people are starting to do that, and it'll.
Speaker 2: Continue to turn them out a couple of times.
Speaker 3: It might work a couple of times.
Speaker 4: So if you are about to book a hotel in
Speaker 4: one of these hotel sites, I guess if you know
Speaker 4: how to do that, try to VPN in from a
Speaker 4: from Minnesota or something, some city in a like a smaller.
Speaker 2: I think my husband has a VPN thing there you go,
Speaker 2: because he was trying to do some some sports cambling.
Speaker 3: Nice. Nice. Yeah, they don't make it easy.
Speaker 2: No, it's not easy to do.
Speaker 4: I was kind of thinking of you because you've booked,
Speaker 4: you know, you recently went on a trip to like
Speaker 4: Mexico or something. I'm wondering if you had booked the
Speaker 4: that same hotel from in your fright.
Speaker 2: That's what bothers me, because that ish was so expensive.
Speaker 3: Yes, you should have VI from Valdusta, Georgia or something.
Speaker 2: But and when you see the prize, you kind of
Speaker 2: just assume, well, that's just what it is. What am
Speaker 2: I going to do argue their price?
Speaker 4: Yet now it doesn't always happen. Some rooms were the
Speaker 4: same price across the board, but some had a huge
Speaker 4: disparity or even I mean even if it's a hundred
Speaker 4: bucks fifty bucks cheaper in a different area, I still
Speaker 4: want that hundred.
Speaker 2: I can't believe Jess still is not back from the bathroom.
Speaker 3: She's got a vicious case of the number three is.
Speaker 2: Maybe we'll be able to check in with her next Yeah.
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Speaker 2: I'm Selena and I'm jet Hey. Happy MLK Day, Jess.
Speaker 2: You missed the entire last break because you were in
Speaker 2: the bathroom.
Speaker 5: I was not in the bathroom. I was actually waiting
Speaker 5: outside because I knew if I came in mid break,
Speaker 5: you guys were gonna say that I was in the bathroom.
Speaker 2: I actually have more issue with that because this is
Speaker 2: your action. This is like your literal job. You're just
Speaker 2: standing outside the door.
Speaker 3: It's a live show.
Speaker 4: I don't just go take a nap outside the studio
Speaker 4: when you guys are talking, just because I want to
Speaker 4: take a nap, just because you had a vicious case
Speaker 4: of the number three is from the clam chowder you
Speaker 4: ate last night or whatever it was. That's not hard
Speaker 4: to do.
Speaker 5: I actually was also getting water because I still can't
Speaker 5: shake it in the middle, in the middle of our show.
Speaker 2: You don't have all these songs, go drink, Sabrita Carpenter.
Speaker 4: You need water like gatory when you get that dehydrated
Speaker 4: from the leg.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it can be dangerous.
Speaker 5: This is a room where you guys are starting.
Speaker 2: Did you guys hear about this cemetery in Lafayette? Somebody
Speaker 2: has gone and stole like all the vases I saw.
Speaker 3: That.
Speaker 2: Isn't that weird?
Speaker 3: The that's the point.
Speaker 2: The Contra Costa County Sheriff's Apartment said that almost two
Speaker 2: hundred bronze vases were stolen from Oakmunt Memorial Park.
Speaker 3: Is this just a metal recycling scam?
Speaker 2: That's what they're saying, Like it could possibly be somebody
Speaker 2: who's just getting all this metal to then you know,
Speaker 2: sell to some scrap metal buyers. But at us that
Speaker 2: a Terry like, why would you do that? Who would
Speaker 2: do that?
Speaker 3: Yeah? That's love?
Speaker 2: Two hundred You're just you're walking out of there with
Speaker 2: two hundred of these things? Are you putting that? All
Speaker 2: of them?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: How many these things? Can you carry?
Speaker 5: It?
Speaker 3: One?
Speaker 2: They're big?
Speaker 3: Five, they're big?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: How did no one notice? Don't they have like security guards?
Speaker 2: I thought so? Or ghosts?
Speaker 3: Sometimes I think the ghosts.
Speaker 4: Yeah, security, You don't need a security guard out there,
Speaker 4: but yeah, the ghost should have intervened and done something.
Speaker 3: Exactly, like, hey, don't steal that. Who said that it's
Speaker 3: a ghost?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Wow, that's bad karma though, And I.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't want anything that's been Oh that's at a cemetery.
Speaker 2: I don't need all that hauntingness attached to anything that
Speaker 2: I'm taking. I don't want that on me.
Speaker 4: All these things though, where people are stealing scrap metal
Speaker 4: and stuff, like, I just like, how much money are
Speaker 4: you actually getting?
Speaker 2: So I didn't even know this was like an actual
Speaker 2: thing until I was reading this article. Bronze, according to
Speaker 2: this is selling for about a dollar fifty five a pound,
Speaker 2: copper selling for like two bucks a pound.
Speaker 4: That that is a real You didn't know that people
Speaker 4: are no Only people will break into like abandoned houses
Speaker 4: and take all the copper pipes out.
Speaker 3: That's happened.
Speaker 4: Like my brother manages a bunch of properties up by Chico,
Speaker 4: and that happens. And like if they have a vacancy
Speaker 4: in one of their houses that's being rented out, dude.
Speaker 3: Guard your pipes. Guard your pipes.
Speaker 4: People will break in, take the pipes, take the wiring, anything,
Speaker 4: and then they take it to a scrap metal place
Speaker 4: and then get the money. But I'm always like, how
Speaker 4: much money you actually getting, like at two bucks a pound,
Speaker 4: Like you got to bring a lot of you got
Speaker 4: to bring a lot of metal in there to get
Speaker 4: an actual payday.
Speaker 2: Listen to this. So someone in La County, this was
Speaker 2: January of twenty twenty four, so a year ago, someone
Speaker 2: stole more than two million dollars in bronze headstones and
Speaker 2: name plates from a cemetery in Compton, Okay. So that
Speaker 2: adds another one in Carson. I guess.
Speaker 4: So if you move enough volume, I guess there is
Speaker 4: some money. But this is just to get a lot.
Speaker 4: This has been my problem, like all the catilet converter
Speaker 4: thefts in the Bay Area and everywhere that's because they're
Speaker 4: taking into us to scrap metal recycling places. Why yes,
Speaker 4: and getting paid for it because there's valuable medals in
Speaker 4: catalytic converters. Okay, but here's how you stop the problem. Hey,
Speaker 4: recycling places that are paying people for their scott metal,
Speaker 4: don't take them.
Speaker 3: Like there needs to be.
Speaker 4: When somebody arrives with four hundred catalytic conversion should be like,
Speaker 4: where'd you get those from? You probably went and cut
Speaker 4: them off a bunch of cars in the area. They
Speaker 4: should say, no, we don't take them, but they take
Speaker 4: them every time, and then this continues, like they should
Speaker 4: have put a stop to that like that, and when
Speaker 4: you show up with two hundred bronze, you know, cemetery.
Speaker 3: Things or whatever, they should be like, I'm sorry, I
Speaker 3: don't think we can take them.
Speaker 2: Where get those?
Speaker 3: Where did you get those?
Speaker 4: You should have like then you have like some sort
Speaker 4: of paperwork attached that, oh you got these car parts
Speaker 4: and all this stuff. Legally you didn't, but they keep
Speaker 4: buying them, so people keep stealing them.
Speaker 2: I know, all right, Jess, if you have to go
Speaker 2: to the bathroom now, as now you got about.
Speaker 1: Three and a half minutes the JV show on Wild
Speaker 1: ninety four nine.
Speaker 2: It's a well thirty for nine the JV show. I'm
Speaker 2: silly and thank you so much for hanging out with us.
Speaker 2: Happy Monday, che a Happy MLK Day, Graham. Do you
Speaker 2: have a favorite child? Do you have a son? You
Speaker 2: have a daughter?
Speaker 4: Who's the fave at different times of the day. I
Speaker 4: have a favorite based on who's being the biggest jerk
Speaker 4: to me. But I don't overall favor one kid of
Speaker 4: the other.
Speaker 2: Love them both, so based on who is being the
Speaker 2: biggest jerk to you and who's not who tends to
Speaker 2: be the nicer one.
Speaker 4: My son Ford lately, although my daughter's coming around, but
Speaker 4: she's was in a real I've told you guys, she
Speaker 4: was in a really really mean phase. I feel like
Speaker 4: we're starting to come out of that and she's starting
Speaker 4: to be sweeter and nicer, but every now and again,
Speaker 4: the crazy creeps back out of her and she's I'm
Speaker 4: telling you, she says stuff that hurts you to your soul.
Speaker 5: Oh no, what about you, Selina?
Speaker 2: I don't think I I I I have a.
Speaker 3: You have a favorite? Yes you do.
Speaker 2: I love to say it. I love them for like
Speaker 2: different reasons and neighbor. There different of the reason. Right now,
Speaker 2: I think my favorite is my son, just because he's
Speaker 2: old enough to like follow directions and listen and help.
Speaker 2: Or as the older one she ain't listen and she
Speaker 2: ain't helping. The youngest one she's too young, she ain't
Speaker 2: listen and she ain't helping.
Speaker 5: Wait, even with the story you told us last week
Speaker 5: about your son just going number two all the time, Yeah, that.
Speaker 2: Part's kind of annoying, but like it. You can't be
Speaker 2: mad at him for that.
Speaker 4: You know, she's so cute when he does it when
Speaker 4: you're having to cut off underwear. I, Selena, there's something
Speaker 4: about the mother son bond.
Speaker 2: I think that all the time, and part of me
Speaker 2: feels guilty. It's like, oh my god, do I like
Speaker 2: him more than the other ones? And the answers yeah sometimes.
Speaker 4: And there is something about the father daughter bond, Like,
Speaker 4: you're right, there's something about that.
Speaker 3: Maybe I do favorite.
Speaker 4: Once my daughter turns back to being like a really
Speaker 4: sweet kid, maybe I will like her more.
Speaker 3: Than my sons.
Speaker 5: Selena, So are you going to be like the obsessed
Speaker 5: mother in law when your son is dating and your
Speaker 5: Oh my god, it's so funny. No, I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't want to be, but you will. But like
Speaker 2: every once in a while, me and him are like cuddling,
Speaker 2: right and we're like watching TV or something, and I'm
Speaker 2: like the thought of him eventually marrying off some not
Speaker 2: needing me.
Speaker 5: And now it's some No more cuddles for mom.
Speaker 2: Now it's some other woman. And who knows where she's been, you.
Speaker 4: Know what I mean, total she has been everywhere, she
Speaker 4: has been all over town, wear gloves when you shake her.
Speaker 3: Hands, all I gotta say. And she's going to be cuddling.
Speaker 2: And he's just so innocent, the nicest, the nicest boy ever.
Speaker 3: Oh, she's taking advantage of she's stealing his money.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yea.
Speaker 3: And cheating on him and lying straight to your face.
Speaker 3: The thought of that just.
Speaker 2: Break your heart, Graham, when you think about your kids.
Speaker 3: Yes, it does.
Speaker 4: Yeah, mostly, well mostly if a guy was doing that
Speaker 4: to my daughter. Oh I don't believe it gun ownership,
Speaker 4: but I do now.
Speaker 2: So. According to the American Psychological Association, parents may be
Speaker 2: more inclined to actually have a favorite kid, and it's
Speaker 2: usually their daughters.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, I am my mom's favorite.
Speaker 3: I think I was the least favorite in my house
Speaker 3: growing up.
Speaker 2: You see, maybe this is true.
Speaker 3: Well, because my brother, he was the firstborn.
Speaker 4: Firstborns I think a lot of times are the favorite
Speaker 4: because they're the firstborn, You're what made us a parent.
Speaker 4: They get special treatment, and then is you move on?
Speaker 4: Parents get they care less, right, and so the next
Speaker 4: the third, second, third, fourth kids they get treated differently.
Speaker 4: And the second kid in my house, well, my sister
Speaker 4: and are twins, but that's the first daughter, you know,
Speaker 4: So then I feel like they.
Speaker 2: Were just kind of the you're like the middle child.
Speaker 4: I am the middle child, even though I'm technically the youngest. Yeah,
Speaker 4: by one minute, your.
Speaker 2: Family probably better off without you.
Speaker 3: That's what you think about it.
Speaker 4: That's what I used to say to them, storm out
Speaker 4: of the house to run away the womb.
Speaker 2: Yeah, whoa, that was too far, that was far. I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: That's what I take them back, as my son Ford
Speaker 4: did to the because Ford was a twin.
Speaker 2: Really yeah, that's right.
Speaker 4: He lost a miscarriage.
Speaker 2: Did you know that story?
Speaker 4: One of the twins. I think we've told him that,
Speaker 4: but I don't think he gets it. But he absorbed
Speaker 4: the other twins, so someday he'll be like eight feet tall,
Speaker 4: the power of two Herberts combined into one. We were
Speaker 4: so bummed when that happened. I was like, we thought
Speaker 4: we were having twins and like that's it. We all,
Speaker 4: you know, We're like, we're gonna have two kids. We
Speaker 4: don't have to go through IVF again. Here we go, boom.
Speaker 4: We got it both little. We were seeing the sonograms
Speaker 4: with the two little heartbeats and they were both there.
Speaker 4: I mean they it was rather far along.
Speaker 5: Wait now, I feel like a monster for saying.
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