Speaker 1: The JV show on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 2: That's the alert that there's a rant incoming Wild done
Speaker 2: four nine.
Speaker 3: It's the JV show.
Speaker 2: I'm Graham and I'm just and obviously we are short
Speaker 2: Selena at the moment, although I just, you know, I
Speaker 2: just woke her up. I just came over and said, Hey,
Speaker 2: have you heard from Selena?
Speaker 3: I said, no, I haven't, haven't heard from her.
Speaker 2: And then we walked around the office, you know, like
Speaker 2: just to make sure, like maybe there's somewhere in here.
Speaker 3: She could be hanging out or something, you know, hanging
Speaker 3: out in the break room, you know, she could Yeah, she.
Speaker 2: Could have got lost in the cubicles or something. So
Speaker 2: we went searching for we said, a search party didn't
Speaker 2: find her. Unsuccessful, and I called her and then you know,
Speaker 2: I get.
Speaker 3: The usual what.
Speaker 4: What time? What?
Speaker 2: I what, you know, and then a bevy of excuses.
Speaker 2: I just hung up, you know, because I was like,
Speaker 2: I'm not having this.
Speaker 3: I just can't. I can't have this. I had a
Speaker 3: night last night.
Speaker 2: And the day yesterday and the day before that, and
Speaker 2: I'm gonna rant about that, you know, just I feel
Speaker 2: I just got unleasure rant of all rants, and like this,
Speaker 2: and Selena oversleeping is just like the icing on the cake.
Speaker 2: That's not even like the bulk of my rant. It's
Speaker 2: gonna be about last night and what's going on this week.
Speaker 2: Before I get to that, let's play like we do
Speaker 2: every morning, the first talkback of the day.
Speaker 5: Hey, Graham and Jess, this is Selena from Hayward. I'm
Speaker 5: on my way to work right now.
Speaker 6: Listening you guys, and I'm already super.
Speaker 5: Late, so I'm just taking this light.
Speaker 6: Detour, going to Starby's for a grande brown sugar oat
Speaker 6: milkshake and express the extra shots.
Speaker 7: So yeah, hope you.
Speaker 5: Guys have a great morning. Bye.
Speaker 3: That was the first talk back of the day.
Speaker 5: Suck, cheer me out, carry me out. Yeah, tomorrow we
Speaker 5: do chug wheel.
Speaker 8: Right, Yes, you know, wouldn't a nice little like, hey,
Speaker 8: punishment for all the times that Selena is late.
Speaker 3: I'm fully bought in.
Speaker 8: I'm fully bought in because we said if I mess
Speaker 8: up the weather like really really bad, you know, I'm
Speaker 8: gonna have some consequences of having to chug right.
Speaker 3: It makes sense. Yeah, And she just rubbed it.
Speaker 8: All in our face that she's late and still getting
Speaker 8: some Starby's.
Speaker 5: I'm so jealous.
Speaker 8: Right now she got extra sleep, she's getting Starby's and
Speaker 8: here we were struggling.
Speaker 2: I'm fine, it's only Selena's name in the hat tomorrow
Speaker 2: for the chug wheel. We've settled that, all right. Now
Speaker 2: to my rant. All right, here's what's going on in
Speaker 2: my household this week, and it's an absolute nightmare. Okay,
Speaker 2: First on Tuesday, let's say Thursday.
Speaker 3: On Tuesday, my uh, who was it? First?
Speaker 2: I got sick? My son for it, I can't remember.
Speaker 2: My daughter, Quinn woke up with a fever. Okay, So
Speaker 2: my wife texts me, I'm here at work. She's like,
Speaker 2: Quinn can't go to school, like okay, well that sucks.
Speaker 2: And then the next day so then she's home, so
Speaker 2: I'm my wife works from home, but she's busy on
Speaker 2: calls all day. So I get home from work on Tuesday,
Speaker 2: I'm fulld you know, you know, people hate it when
Speaker 2: you're babysitting in your own kids, but you know, I'm
Speaker 2: used to them being at school at that time, and
Speaker 2: I got some stuff, you know, to get done, and
Speaker 2: so I'm taking care of her and she's what bugs me.
Speaker 2: And just you don't have kids, but when kids are
Speaker 2: really really sick, they're like wiped out and they're just
Speaker 2: like on the you know, they can't move like anybody
Speaker 2: when they get really sick. And okay, and you put
Speaker 2: on a movie or whatever. My kids have this thing
Speaker 2: where and at least this week, yeah, they have a fever,
Speaker 2: but they're still in their full jerk mode.
Speaker 3: They're living their best lives. Like she's just having fun,
Speaker 3: just you know.
Speaker 2: Home from school right, wants to do stuff and play
Speaker 2: and but you know, she's got a little bit.
Speaker 3: Of a fever.
Speaker 2: She can't be at school with a fever. So it's
Speaker 2: like full energy. Still, Okay, this is not what I
Speaker 2: signed up for. Then the next day, of course, on Wednesday,
Speaker 2: my son wakes up also a fever.
Speaker 3: Now he can't go to school, and it's the same thing.
Speaker 2: He's got still full jerk mode energy, but has a fever,
Speaker 2: can't be at school. So then so that was yesterday,
Speaker 2: So now I'm juggling both of them. My wife that
Speaker 2: night on Wednesday night, well it was Tuesday into Wednesday morning,
Speaker 2: she was on a comer she'll shoot for her new company,
Speaker 2: and the shoot was in Amsterdam.
Speaker 3: She wasn't in Amsterdam.
Speaker 2: She was here remote in the time difference, so she
Speaker 2: had to be up the entire night in front of
Speaker 2: her computer all night. So now she's in a bad
Speaker 2: mood obviously that next next day, and then we got
Speaker 2: both kids home from then we got both kids home
Speaker 2: from school, and then she also has a full day
Speaker 2: of work following being up all night. So she's at
Speaker 2: work yesterday afternoon, and I'm dealing with two jerks who
Speaker 2: are home quote unquote sick because they have fevers, but
Speaker 2: they're totally fine living their best little.
Speaker 5: Jerk lives, destroying your new house.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and so that was just like yesterday was a day,
Speaker 2: and then okay, we're all going to bed early. Last night,
Speaker 2: I went to bed at seven thirty. My entire house.
Speaker 2: My wife's wiped out because again she'd been awake for
Speaker 2: twenty four hours.
Speaker 3: She's like at the entire house.
Speaker 2: We're in bed by seven, seven thirty, and I'm going
Speaker 2: finally one RESTful night's sleep. And then my dog gets
Speaker 2: me up three times to help her lift her into
Speaker 2: the bed.
Speaker 3: We've talked about this before three.
Speaker 2: Times, so already in like, I'm getting no sleep because
Speaker 2: I'm waking up to lift my dog, stupid, don't the bell.
Speaker 2: And then my daughter runs in screaming, saying there's a
Speaker 2: sound in my room. I'm like, okay, so I walk
Speaker 2: her back to bed. She wasn't lying. The smoke detector
Speaker 2: is chirping.
Speaker 9: Oh.
Speaker 2: Now her room has a vaulted ceiling. The smoke detector
Speaker 2: is up like I need a long ladder to get
Speaker 2: to it. I'm not about to get the ladder out
Speaker 2: and get to it. And also, these smoke detectors are hardwired,
Speaker 2: meaning they have electricity to them. They should never be chirping.
Speaker 2: I don't know why the thing is chirping. I can't
Speaker 2: figure it out, and there's nothing I can do about
Speaker 2: the moment. I can't grab it, take the battery. You know,
Speaker 2: I can't disconnect it. It's way too high. I'm not
Speaker 2: about to get my ladder out at two o'clock in
Speaker 2: the morning and climb up there.
Speaker 3: Okay, kid, come hop in the bed with us.
Speaker 2: Well, then every time at chirps, She's like I could
Speaker 2: still hear it. I'm like, okay, I know, So I
Speaker 2: go grab grab one of those sound machines. I plug
Speaker 2: that in our room. Now every time now it's like
Speaker 2: white noise playing, but you can still hear the bh
Speaker 2: happening over that. Well, that's making the dog start barking.
Speaker 2: So now the dog barks every time the thing chirps.
Speaker 2: And then my daughter says, I can still hear it,
Speaker 2: and this never ending cycle just goes all night. Last night,
Speaker 2: finally I'm like, thank god, I get to leave for work,
Speaker 2: you know, three thirty of the morning, Like, thank god,
Speaker 2: I get to get out of this mess.
Speaker 3: Good luck.
Speaker 2: My wife now texts me that she's now sick. She
Speaker 2: woke up, she woke up sick, and she also woke
Speaker 2: up to my son screaming, who mayor may have not
Speaker 2: wet the bed? So the the most disastrous night of
Speaker 2: all time happened last night. And then I'm thinking, okay,
Speaker 2: well I'm at work, you know whatever, you sorry, you
Speaker 2: have to deal with all that.
Speaker 3: And then Selena oversleeps oh, here we are.
Speaker 2: So let's just see how we can move forward.
Speaker 1: Twenty coffee here the JV Show on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 2: I'm Graham, I'm just and we are short Selena, but
Speaker 2: she is hurriedly racing her way, frantically oversleep. She overslept,
Speaker 2: so she is on her way in right now it
Speaker 2: is time for.
Speaker 1: The four things you need a heads up on to
Speaker 1: start your day.
Speaker 2: I guess this morning we should call it free because
Speaker 2: we're just gonna give you three things because normally Selena
Speaker 2: hits you with a top line headline right now, but
Speaker 2: again Chane Harris, so we're going to go right to sports.
Speaker 2: Las Vegas Raiders made their first big splash of the offseason.
Speaker 2: They reached an extension agreement with their four time Pro
Speaker 2: Bowl defensive end Max Crosby.
Speaker 3: It's a three year deal worth a reported.
Speaker 2: One hundred and six point five million dollars that makes
Speaker 2: him the highest paid non quarterback in NFL history. Ninety
Speaker 2: one point five million of that is guaranteed money. By
Speaker 2: the way, that dude just got straight paid. But he's
Speaker 2: going to make an average salary of thirty five and
Speaker 2: a half million dollars a season. Big money, A nice job,
Speaker 2: Max Crosby life.
Speaker 8: Well, Graham, I'm actually pretty excited about this report.
Speaker 5: I think it's a good one. But you tell me.
Speaker 8: We'll see isolated showers today, a mix of sunning clouds.
Speaker 8: By the afternoon, highs will be in the upper fifties.
Speaker 8: Most of the rain will stay south of the North Bay,
Speaker 8: but areas closer to the Golden.
Speaker 5: Gate could see a few showers.
Speaker 2: North Pass ben Hella, Dry North paysmin. Hell, we didn't
Speaker 2: get a drop. I'm telling you I didn't get a
Speaker 2: drop yesterday, but that was good. I also looked ahead
Speaker 2: at the ten day though, and I know this next
Speaker 2: week some ring coming about it. Yeah, that's not what
Speaker 2: you do, Hey, Aquarius, bestI your day today is going
Speaker 2: to be an eight. But listen to this. Proceed with caution.
Speaker 2: Things could get chaotic. Prioritize matters of the heart and
Speaker 2: consider what you want most and how you can create
Speaker 2: more of that.
Speaker 5: My mom's an Aquarius.
Speaker 6: I wonder what she wants.
Speaker 3: Things are going to.
Speaker 2: Get chaotic for her, but told to listen to her
Speaker 2: heart A heart, all right, all right?
Speaker 3: Next to the JV.
Speaker 2: Show, I want to play a piece of audio for you,
Speaker 2: Jess and for you guys listening and see.
Speaker 3: It's a it's a musical group.
Speaker 2: But I want to see if you can guess what
Speaker 2: kind of instruments they are using to create these sounds.
Speaker 1: The JV Show on Wild ninety four nine, Selena overslept
Speaker 1: this morning.
Speaker 2: She is on her way in as we speak probably
Speaker 2: if you're driving across the Bay Bridge, she probably blasted
Speaker 2: past you in whatever lane, probably bobbing and weaving, trying
Speaker 2: to give here. Yeah, just living her best life with
Speaker 2: that extra hour or two of sleep that you got.
Speaker 9: All right.
Speaker 2: I want to play a piece of audio for you,
Speaker 2: justin for you listening, and I want to see if
Speaker 2: you can guess. Use your imagination and listen close and
Speaker 2: see if you can guess what kinds of instruments, Because
Speaker 2: these are not traditional instruments made out of traditional instrument material.
Speaker 3: These aren't made out.
Speaker 2: Of wood or brass or whatever other instruments are made
Speaker 2: out of.
Speaker 3: These are made out of something unique.
Speaker 2: So give a listen to this beautiful, beautiful song that
Speaker 2: they've composed for you, and let me know if you
Speaker 2: can guess what they're playing.
Speaker 3: Kind of funky, a lot of different secs. I wouldn't
Speaker 3: mind have been a part.
Speaker 2: Any guess that's just balloon and not playing the balloons.
Speaker 3: Listen. That sounds like colluding that one part, but.
Speaker 1: It's not.
Speaker 8: Sounds like elephant t as well like an elephant.
Speaker 5: Like is this like an elephant?
Speaker 3: These are not zoo animals? A plane? I give it
Speaker 3: one more, just quick listen. I can give you a hint.
Speaker 3: You can eat it? What is it?
Speaker 5: You can eat it?
Speaker 3: Yep?
Speaker 8: Oh, I was gonna say, like like moving your hand
Speaker 8: on a window, you know how it like makes that.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: All the sounds though, the beat, everything, every sound in
Speaker 2: this is made by something you could eat.
Speaker 5: Watermelon.
Speaker 3: No, there's no watermelons playing. There's no watermelons being playing
Speaker 3: right now?
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh, what is it?
Speaker 1: Pretty good though?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Like this so catchy.
Speaker 2: That's the UH world's first and maybe only orchestra that
Speaker 2: it uses exclusively vegetable instruments, Vienna's Vegetable Orchestra. They just
Speaker 2: earned a world record, by the way, but I don't
Speaker 2: know by playing three hundred and forty four different concerts
Speaker 2: over the course of twenty four or twenty seven years
Speaker 2: or something, all playing just vegetables. Those are all vegetables
Speaker 2: you were hearing being played in those songs. Now, look,
Speaker 2: they customize each of their vegetables. You can watch them.
Speaker 2: They're using drill bits to hollow out carrots to make
Speaker 2: little flutes and stuff.
Speaker 3: I mean, they very heavily manipulate them.
Speaker 2: But they have all sorts of different vegetable instruments and
Speaker 2: that's all you're hearing being played right there is all vegetables.
Speaker 2: Vienna's Vegetable Orchestra.
Speaker 3: Nice job, yea.
Speaker 8: They that's better than some producers out there.
Speaker 3: So, I mean, I think they're onto something.
Speaker 5: It's pretty studio with them.
Speaker 3: It's very environmentally friendly.
Speaker 2: They say all the instruments, each instrument will only last
Speaker 2: about six hours before it starts to wilt too much whatever.
Speaker 2: And then they you know, they compost all those instruments.
Speaker 2: Any unused vegetables that don't get turned into instruments they
Speaker 2: cook into soup at night and serve, serve to thee.
Speaker 2: Maybe the guests of the concert get some free vegetable soup.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't want soup made out of whatever carrot somebody
Speaker 2: was blowing over there. You no thanks, And they said.
Speaker 2: The only thing they want people to know is they
Speaker 2: because they get asked it at every show, Are you
Speaker 2: guys vegetarians?
Speaker 3: And they say no, they are not vegetarians. Do not
Speaker 3: ask us that we get that question at every show.
Speaker 5: That'd be kind of cool if they were.
Speaker 3: It makes more sense.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it would make their message like better.
Speaker 2: If they have albums out if you want to listen
Speaker 2: to Vienna's Vegetable Orchestra, you can catch one of their albums.
Speaker 1: The JV Show on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 3: Let's put the cat dragged in.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I didn't get to stop at Starbucks it.
Speaker 6: Oh how was that extra hour of sleeping? It is
Speaker 6: much needed. Thank you guys for that.
Speaker 3: Must be nice, much much needed. Nice.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: All right, anyway, so I'm here.
Speaker 6: Hey, good morning morning. It was so great watching the
Speaker 6: sunrise with all of you on five eighty.
Speaker 5: Hope you have a great.
Speaker 6: Day at work.
Speaker 5: Everyone have a talk back.
Speaker 6: I guess Natalie from Sacramento.
Speaker 10: I just wanted to give a shout out to Graham.
Speaker 7: I heard your rant this morning. I feel your brand energy.
Speaker 8: Ukay.
Speaker 7: I've been trying really hard these days to focus on gratitude.
Speaker 11: And I just think it's so amazing that you.
Speaker 7: Are like the backbone of your family. You know, you're
Speaker 7: putting the backbone of this show now, and it's just
Speaker 7: really awesome that you can be relied upon to be
Speaker 7: there when times good top. So prop to Graham, love
Speaker 7: you all though, you know, but you know.
Speaker 10: You can do this all right?
Speaker 2: Well you did it in my gratitude era. Thank you
Speaker 2: for leaving that talk back. But that's where my gratitude
Speaker 2: era ends.
Speaker 3: Selena. Guess what you suck.
Speaker 2: The smoke detect that was going off my house last night,
Speaker 2: Guess what you suck.
Speaker 3: Kid that feed the bed, guess what youre suck. Both
Speaker 3: my kids have a fever. Guess what you suck. My
Speaker 3: dog that was barking all night, Guess what you suck.
Speaker 3: That's how I feel about everything.
Speaker 5: Smoke detective, no fire that was just going off.
Speaker 3: No, it was doing the chirp like it was out
Speaker 3: of batteries. But I don't know. I don't want to
Speaker 3: get into it. It shouldn't be chirping. I don't know. The
Speaker 3: thing's malfunctioning.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because yeah, oh, I don't know why. I don't
Speaker 6: know why.
Speaker 2: It's hardwired in. They're all interconnected with all the other
Speaker 2: ones in the house. It's got power to it. You know,
Speaker 2: it's a never mind. I don't want to get into it, Okay,
Speaker 2: but I didn't want to get out of twenty foot
Speaker 2: ladder in the middle of the night to go get it.
Speaker 3: Let's put it that way.
Speaker 6: Annoying anything you want to.
Speaker 5: Talk about here, though, Graham, are you going through it?
Speaker 2: I did want to talk about something this Florida thief did,
Speaker 2: and I want to ask you guys if you would well.
Speaker 3: Let me hold my question for a second.
Speaker 2: This Florida jewelry thief swiped more than seven hundred thousand
Speaker 2: dollars of jewelry from a Tiffany's there, and he went
Speaker 2: into the store, said he was a representative of an
Speaker 2: Orlando Magic basketball player, So show me the good stuff.
Speaker 2: Bring out the big diamonds, and they brought out a
Speaker 2: pair of four point eighty six carrot diamond earrings worth
Speaker 2: one hundred and sixty grand, a pair of over eight
Speaker 2: carrot diamond earrings worth over six hundred thousand dollars, and
Speaker 2: then one massive diamond ring that was worth over half
Speaker 2: a million dollars, he said.
Speaker 3: They reports say that he just.
Speaker 2: Grabbed the jewelry, started in a struggle with employees, and
Speaker 2: then just tried to take off running. He dropped the ring,
Speaker 2: but managed to take both pairs of earrings. Now, he
Speaker 2: fled the scene in a car. They saw what the
Speaker 2: car was, they reported it to police. He was pulled
Speaker 2: over a short time later and arrested. Sometime right before
Speaker 2: he was about to get arrested, he decided to swallow
Speaker 2: those pairs of ear rings.
Speaker 3: Actually not a bad idea.
Speaker 6: That sounds painful though, of course that goes through your
Speaker 6: ear swallow that, oh I was talking about.
Speaker 2: I thought you were talking about on at the other
Speaker 2: end when you pass the earrings. Yeah, but then at
Speaker 2: least you have I don't know, seven hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 2: worth of jewelry in your stomach. Anyways, he swallowed them
Speaker 2: and made some mention of it in the back of
Speaker 2: a car car saying.
Speaker 3: I should have just thrown them out the window.
Speaker 2: And they're like, what wait, wait, where are they? And
Speaker 2: I don't know if he admitted it, but then they
Speaker 2: just scan on his stomach and there were the ear
Speaker 2: rings in his stomach. Now they or let a police
Speaker 2: have declined to comment on whether or not the earrings
Speaker 2: have been recovered. Yeah, that's disgusting, I want to ask you.
Speaker 2: And if they weren't recovered yesterday, they're likely going to
Speaker 2: be recovered.
Speaker 6: Today unless he's backed up, really backed.
Speaker 2: Up, and you know, a stressful situation like an arrest
Speaker 2: and a night in jail, yeah, and throws you out
Speaker 2: of your rhythm.
Speaker 6: Yeah. So he basically went on vacation.
Speaker 2: I heard maybe that can do it also, So maybe
Speaker 2: they have yet to be recovered. But when they are recovered,
Speaker 2: would you wear the yes, because this is a six
Speaker 2: hundred thousand dollars pair of diamond ear rings. And let's
Speaker 2: just say they are recovered from this guy's stomach. Let's
Speaker 2: say he stole them from u Selena and you get
Speaker 2: them back, would you wear them?
Speaker 5: I mean after cleaning, right, not that straight from not
Speaker 5: straight from.
Speaker 2: Not straight from Yeah, of course, yes, scrub all you want.
Speaker 2: Those things still pass their way through a man's digestive
Speaker 2: track and out.
Speaker 6: That you know what, I think it's worth it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, if it would wear these, if it was cheap earrings,
Speaker 8: then obviously not what six like what did you say?
Speaker 3: Seven hundred one pair was worth over six hundred grand.
Speaker 5: Yeah, see that's a lot of money.
Speaker 2: So you know that every time you wear them, you're
Speaker 2: gonna catch just a little whip everything.
Speaker 3: You're gonna be like, turn your.
Speaker 5: Head, little dangly things are like slapping you in a face.
Speaker 2: Yep, and you're gonna be like, oh yeah, these were
Speaker 2: inside of a man's and then they passed.
Speaker 5: Through a man's discussed and.
Speaker 3: Then they fell into a toilet a man.
Speaker 8: Maybe them out for that reason, because every time I
Speaker 8: would wear them, I would have that thought in my mind, like.
Speaker 6: You, I'm still wearing and just put those things in
Speaker 6: a dishwasher. You'll be fine.
Speaker 2: I don't think it works like that. You have to
Speaker 2: clean these things by hand. Six hundred thousand dollars pair
Speaker 2: of earrings.
Speaker 8: So, Graham, would you wear something even if it wasn't
Speaker 8: earing something else?
Speaker 5: Maybe a watch?
Speaker 2: Yep, I was swallowing a watch.
Speaker 3: Somebody has done it before, you know it's happened.
Speaker 5: No, there's a lot of guys like send me her number.
Speaker 6: Yeah, swallowing earrings though, that is so bold. Imagine that
Speaker 6: like the pokey part, like the stick that goes through
Speaker 6: your ear. Imagine like getting caught, like snagging, piercing you,
Speaker 6: but then like ripping the entire way down or something
Speaker 6: like that could have been dangerous.
Speaker 2: Oh again, you're talking about you when you're first swallowing them.
Speaker 2: God both. Yeah, I'd be worried about them catching and
Speaker 2: ripping all.
Speaker 6: Of it, stomach lining, reped them, you know everything.
Speaker 3: Anyways, you're sick, you're gross.
Speaker 5: You brought it up.
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Speaker 6: The truth with Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner. Remember I
Speaker 6: told you yesterday and you were like way too close
Speaker 6: for a couple of co parents.
Speaker 3: That nuggling on our field.
Speaker 6: They weren't full on snuggling, but they were pretty close.
Speaker 6: They were just on the field and Ben put his
Speaker 6: arm around her waist really low, as you pointed out, Graham,
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, and he like pulled her in close, like
Speaker 6: his junk was like practically on her leg. Like it
Speaker 6: was kind of weird. Anyways, according to all these new reports,
Speaker 6: and they are not getting back together romantically despite all
Speaker 6: the speculation. A source is calling this just ridiculous gossip,
Speaker 6: that's all it is, and is saying that there's no
Speaker 6: interest from Ben and he's as happy as can be,
Speaker 6: just happy they're good friends and in a great co
Speaker 6: parenting situation.
Speaker 5: I'm not buying this for one second.
Speaker 2: I feel like somebody always there's always one person that
Speaker 2: wants a little more, right in this case.
Speaker 6: It's been it's him, and it's so obvious.
Speaker 3: But that is the ideal scenario.
Speaker 2: When you're getting along co parenting, right, Yeah, at least
Speaker 2: that part for the kid's sake and the family's sake,
Speaker 2: that part's great.
Speaker 3: That part's great.
Speaker 8: Which it makes me kind of sad for him because
Speaker 8: I feel like he's only happy when he's with her.
Speaker 5: He seems a lot.
Speaker 6: I was just gonna point that out. You look at
Speaker 6: any picture when they're together with this Jen, he is
Speaker 6: actually smiling. He looks happy. You don't see him like
Speaker 6: that any time else with anybody else.
Speaker 3: He always looks angry.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So apparently Ben is not focused on dating, doesn't
Speaker 6: have any interest in it. He's working on a new movie,
Speaker 6: and he just wants to be able to spend as
Speaker 6: much time with his kids as he can, according to
Speaker 6: the source. Plus, you know Jennifer Garner, she's been in
Speaker 6: a whole other relationship, so she's not here for it.
Speaker 6: And then I saw reports at Jennifer Lopez she feels betrayed.
Speaker 3: Oh, of course, of course she does.
Speaker 5: This has nothing to.
Speaker 6: Do with you. Yeah, I think there are little feelings,
Speaker 6: a little bit of feelings there. I don't I don't
Speaker 6: know if he'll ever act on them. More than what
Speaker 6: we saw for the weekend it is what I think.
Speaker 3: It's a guy. He's a guy for now.
Speaker 6: Okay, the police officer who arrested Justin Timberlake was just
Speaker 6: named Officer of the Year.
Speaker 5: Good job at the Sag Harbor Police Department.
Speaker 6: Remember he was a rookie, he was a new guy,
Speaker 6: Michael Arkinson, and he was just praised for making an
Speaker 6: immediate impact within the department and the community. I guess
Speaker 6: he made a ton of arrests and summons, his one
Speaker 6: of those being justin Timberlake. And so they're like honoring him.
Speaker 2: Didn't you let him go the first time with a
Speaker 2: warning or something and then arrest him later?
Speaker 3: You can.
Speaker 2: You don't when someone's driving drunk, you don't be like, oh, okay,
Speaker 2: get home safe.
Speaker 3: You arrest them. You're getting drunk.
Speaker 5: And you're only getting this award because you arrested Justin
Speaker 5: Timberlake and.
Speaker 2: Got your department to go viral. You don't heard of
Speaker 2: your police department before we heard of that place. Nice job,
Speaker 2: skip or what's his name, Michael, Michael Michael Graham?
Speaker 5: What do you have?
Speaker 3: All right in?
Speaker 2: Major change has been announced to the newest edition of
Speaker 2: the beloved Monopoly board game. I don't know if you
Speaker 2: guys are ready for this, but I want to know
Speaker 2: if you're here for it. Okay, they're getting rid of
Speaker 2: the paper money. No more money in the game. When
Speaker 2: this newest edition Monopoly hit store shelves in August, you
Speaker 2: will no longer be counting your cash by hand as
Speaker 2: you pass go to collect that two hundred dollars. Instead,
Speaker 2: listen to this, All transactions in the game will be
Speaker 2: done on an app on your phone Boo the Monopoly
Speaker 2: app Banking. It's designed to speed up play and make
Speaker 2: the game more enjoyable. It'll serve as the banker. Each
Speaker 2: player will manage their own money using the app, and
Speaker 2: each player must have their own phone. So I guess
Speaker 2: that kind of eliminates some young kids because how are
Speaker 2: they going to play?
Speaker 5: Or older?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's going to handle all the transactions within the game,
Speaker 2: all the money, and keep track of watch which properties
Speaker 2: you own, and so it's.
Speaker 3: All app based.
Speaker 2: Also gone, here's another major change. The two most expensive
Speaker 2: properties Boardwalk and park Place.
Speaker 3: What why not?
Speaker 2: There in their place are Rocket, launch Pad and Moon.
Speaker 2: I guess we've gone full elon.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, get out of here. I don't like this.
Speaker 5: I don't like change. I don't do well with change.
Speaker 2: I don't like this either, also because I think there
Speaker 2: was one valuable skill that Monopoly was helping to teach
Speaker 2: young people, and that's this thing called math. And without
Speaker 2: it and you having to count out and add up
Speaker 2: the money to figure out how much you pay or
Speaker 2: how much somebody owes you, and now it's all just
Speaker 2: done on an app.
Speaker 3: There's one little like lesson that's lost from the game.
Speaker 8: Right intensity of the game as well, you know, like
Speaker 8: if you're mad, you can throw the money.
Speaker 3: Yeah and storm off.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: And it's like seeing how much money everybody has, you
Speaker 6: know what I mean? Yeah, like, hey, let me see
Speaker 6: you can tell how how I have like one.
Speaker 5: Little bill left?
Speaker 3: How much you have in your Monopoly account? Let me
Speaker 3: see your app.
Speaker 5: I don't like this.
Speaker 2: I mean it is very twenty twenty five though it's
Speaker 2: on because how often you use paper money? Selena, See
Speaker 2: it's been a while, there you go, so there you go.
Speaker 2: I guess it is, yes, the time.
Speaker 5: When's the last time you guys actually played Monopoly?
Speaker 6: Though, Oh, it's been a while, and there's that twenty years, yeah, years,
Speaker 6: But I want to know later.
Speaker 3: My grandparents told me when I was, I see.
Speaker 5: It at Target sometimes, don't go near it. Don't know
Speaker 5: what it is. Hike count with you, guys.
Speaker 1: Are you saying forget the JV show on Wild ninety.
Speaker 6: Before we get to what the belief? We have a
Speaker 6: couple of talkbacks. By the way, it's the JV Show.
Speaker 6: I'm Selena, I'm.
Speaker 11: Just a JV show. This is Hendrick from Pittsburgh. I'd
Speaker 11: a little quick coming on a Monopoly game. I'm gonna
Speaker 11: bore it. Not too bad, but you know, it takes
Speaker 11: away the fact that whoever the banker can kind of,
Speaker 11: you know, steal the money to have a little extra
Speaker 11: in her pocket. So that kind of beats the preppers there.
Speaker 11: But I'm up for it. We're good, have good day, guys.
Speaker 2: Fine, Yes, I was just saying. We were just talking
Speaker 2: about the new Monopoly. The newest Monopoly edition that's coming
Speaker 2: out in August is not gonna have paper money anymore.
Speaker 2: You're gonna have to play from an app on your
Speaker 2: phone that's gonna manage your money and keep track of
Speaker 2: the properties that you own. And he's right, that takes
Speaker 2: away the game's biggest advantage, which if you're not cheating
Speaker 2: in that game.
Speaker 3: You're not trying you do are?
Speaker 9: You are?
Speaker 3: Always, especially if you're the banker. It helps.
Speaker 2: Then you can slide one of those five hundred dollars
Speaker 2: bills under your stack over there, and cheating and monopoly.
Speaker 3: Is as old as time.
Speaker 5: Wow, part of the game.
Speaker 2: You've never cheated a monopoly where you just had your
Speaker 2: file money because like, who's going to audit you remember
Speaker 2: the exact total that you should have there?
Speaker 5: That's true.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I guess.
Speaker 13: Okay, good morning, jav Show Selena.
Speaker 3: I have two questions.
Speaker 13: If you're late that you were late today, did your
Speaker 13: boss get mad at you? That's the first question. Second question,
Speaker 13: what's the punishment? Honestly like you're or late like many times,
Speaker 13: did they say something to you that they get out
Speaker 13: at you? Who's your boss?
Speaker 3: That's a good, great question, good questions. Can you care
Speaker 3: to answer that?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: So first one, does the boss get me at me? Probably?
Speaker 5: So I just avoid him at all costs.
Speaker 6: You just don't make eye contact, don't walk by his office,
Speaker 6: just avoid the guy.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 6: I feel like I low key get in trouble by Graham.
Speaker 6: There's not like an actual punishment. I feel like him
Speaker 6: just being disappointed in me is like punishment enough because
Speaker 6: that feeling when you get that call and you're like,
Speaker 6: oh my god, I overslept and he's like are you serious?
Speaker 5: In the hang up in your ear.
Speaker 6: And it's the worst feeling this morning.
Speaker 2: I can still talking and I hang up. Well because
Speaker 2: that moment, I got to shift gears. I gotta know
Speaker 2: I get it and stuff. I gotta start prepping other things.
Speaker 6: Because now feeling like you've let dad down is like
Speaker 6: the worst.
Speaker 5: So I think that that's.
Speaker 2: The morning was so legendary.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm glad I was there to witness it. Thanks.
Speaker 5: All right, what the blap where you can win a
Speaker 5: chuck mug?
Speaker 6: You just got to be the first person to guess
Speaker 6: today is a bleeped out word. It is always leaving
Speaker 6: guests on that. That's same talk back right there and
Speaker 6: then you'n improved. iHeartRadio app All right, So here is
Speaker 6: today's clip. Wearing a at least with me, isn't even
Speaker 6: a question if you're getting in you're putting one on.
Speaker 5: Oh period, can you tell them like straight?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: That is good advice. I remember learning that in middle
Speaker 2: school health class. All right, think about what that bleeped
Speaker 2: out word could be. Remember this is a family show,
Speaker 2: so keep your guesses PG. Please leave us your name
Speaker 2: in your city along with that guess on like Slenda
Speaker 2: said the newly improved iHeartRadio app where you should have
Speaker 2: added us as a preset.
Speaker 3: By the way, by now you've been warned.
Speaker 2: All right, you got to get your guests in quick
Speaker 2: because the very first crack answer the morning is the
Speaker 2: only one winning that Chug mug.
Speaker 1: That's right, the JV Show on Wild ninety four to nine.
Speaker 5: Plain what the blaeboy? You can win this JV show.
Speaker 6: Chug Mug's got to be the first person a guest
Speaker 6: today is a bleeped out word. In case you missed
Speaker 6: our clip of the day, let's get to it once again.
Speaker 6: Wearing a at least with me isn't even a question
Speaker 6: if you're getting in you're putting one on.
Speaker 3: That's good, that's good. You gotta protect yourself.
Speaker 6: Yes, it's safe for every one. R Yeah, all right.
Speaker 5: Remember this is a family show.
Speaker 6: Okay, yes it goes, so keep your guesses clean. Let's
Speaker 6: run through some of your talkbacks now.
Speaker 3: Morning, this is Bob from San Jose. My guess is swimsuit.
Speaker 2: Swim that's probably the most popular guest this morning swimsuit.
Speaker 2: So you don't want I guess that makes sense. You
Speaker 2: don't want somebody skinny dipping in your pool. What's the difference,
Speaker 2: though the water is washing over all your business.
Speaker 6: Different is I have to see it if you're skinny dipping.
Speaker 3: What if they're already in the pool though?
Speaker 8: Ah, but I feel like even though it's thin fabric,
Speaker 8: it's still protects.
Speaker 5: And it's containing the hairs.
Speaker 3: It doesn't, it doesn't. They're everywhere.
Speaker 6: Good Morning TV Show, This is the story in Morgan Hill.
Speaker 6: And my guess is dress. Have a great day by
Speaker 6: a dress.
Speaker 3: I'm a fancy event or something.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're getting in here, you're putting on a dress.
Speaker 6: Gram right, fine, I'll do it.
Speaker 9: Good Morning JV Show. This is Kayla from Livermore and
Speaker 9: my guess is how helmet? This one's pretty tricky.
Speaker 10: Thanks guys.
Speaker 5: Oh that's a great guy.
Speaker 3: Good one helmet.
Speaker 6: Oh but it's not the correct one or I continue
Speaker 6: to leave.
Speaker 1: Those guesses The JV Show on Wild ninety plain, what
Speaker 1: the bleep?
Speaker 6: Where you can win this JV show, Chuck mugg it's
Speaker 6: gotta be the first person to guess today's a bleeped
Speaker 6: outward look. In case you miss today's clip here it
Speaker 6: is wearing a at least with me, isn't even a
Speaker 6: question if you're getting in, you're putting one on. End
Speaker 6: of good for you, conversation. Stand on business?
Speaker 11: I do.
Speaker 6: I do stand on business sometimes not always here I
Speaker 6: do though. Let's go through some of your guesses.
Speaker 4: What's a JV show? It's me writer gone from Waller Creek,
Speaker 4: and my guess should have loops outward mask as long
Speaker 4: as it with me, you have to wear a mask. Okay,
Speaker 4: howard your day.
Speaker 2: That's a great, very good guess. When's the last some
Speaker 2: of you guys wore a mask?
Speaker 5: Oh like two years ago? Maybe like a face mask.
Speaker 5: I put on like one of those like poor poor
Speaker 5: clearing ones over the weekend.
Speaker 3: Okay that counts.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so a few days ago, I guess.
Speaker 14: Hi, this is Leyla and Bianca from Daily City and
Speaker 14: we think the bleeped out word is life jacket.
Speaker 5: Life jacket right now?
Speaker 3: That was popular guest this morning, but not the correct one.
Speaker 2: Dall.
Speaker 15: My name is Hilia and I'm from Zenod and I
Speaker 15: think they'll bleep dot worries.
Speaker 6: Bra say, yeah, my bra.
Speaker 3: If you're kidting in here, you're putting that bra on,
Speaker 3: and you're gonna like it.
Speaker 6: I cannot imagine demanding somebody Graham, are you wearing a
Speaker 6: bra today?
Speaker 5: Go back home and put that thing on.
Speaker 7: This is April from Pleasant Hill, and I guess it
Speaker 7: is seat belt.
Speaker 6: Seat belt. Here's today's clip, unbleeped. Wearing a seat belt,
Speaker 6: at least with me, isn't even a question. If you're
Speaker 6: getting you're putting one on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what it on? You must? Yah Slyn. Are you
Speaker 3: a religious seatbelt wearer?
Speaker 6: I am for some reason.
Speaker 2: I picture you just like this, Yeah, I don't need
Speaker 2: a seatbelt, really, I feel like you're flaunting the non
Speaker 2: seat belt.
Speaker 5: No, I always have my seatbelt on.
Speaker 2: I've never understood that as if it impedes people's like
Speaker 2: what does it do? Like as if it gets in
Speaker 2: the way of you, like where would you be going
Speaker 2: you're sitting in a seat.
Speaker 6: I mean sometimes, because I'm sure short people problems, it'll
Speaker 6: like choke me out. So sometimes they'll have to like
Speaker 6: put my arm over it. And then people get so
Speaker 6: mad when I do that because it's.
Speaker 5: Not the proper way to wear it.
Speaker 3: But like the times, yeah, you have to have a
Speaker 3: booster seat.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but also I prefer putting the seatbelt on then
Speaker 8: that beeping sound.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, it's so annoying.
Speaker 16: I hate Graham.
Speaker 5: Does your car even have that?
Speaker 2: It has a blinking light but does not have a sound,
Speaker 2: but even the blinking light is annoying. Yes, And sometimes
Speaker 2: you put like a heavy bag of groceries on there
Speaker 2: and it's blinking out the nod way, Like, dude, it's
Speaker 2: just groceries.
Speaker 3: How do you know?
Speaker 2: I don't know how it knows some sort of censor obviously.
Speaker 2: All right, First and foremost, April and pleasant Hill, shout.
Speaker 1: Out to April, what's up?
Speaker 3: What's that brand new JV show Chuck Bug? And it's
Speaker 3: coming your way?
Speaker 2: Because you had the very first craiged answer this morning,
Speaker 2: and wow, she beat out the masses of people, a
Speaker 2: lot of people to.
Speaker 3: Shout out this morning. We're not gonna be able shout
Speaker 3: him out. Oh but damn it. I'm gonna try.
Speaker 2: Adam and San Jose had it sort of Owen and
Speaker 2: Jessica and Gildrey, Elizabeth and San Jose, Jessica.
Speaker 3: Al met a Ricky in San Jose, what's up? Ricky,
Speaker 3: What's up? James and Gloves had it so to.
Speaker 2: Jen in South City, Michael and Wallnut Creek, Our Boy,
Speaker 2: Nobody's Special. Christina and Malia Richmond had it so to
Speaker 2: Julian Baypoint, Joanna Manteuetmanda and Hayward Athena in the East
Speaker 2: Bay cat in Pensacola, Florida.
Speaker 3: Mind another JMI show. Hang on, let me look it up.
Speaker 3: Number one in Pensacole, Florida. We did it Umber one.
Speaker 3: They said it couldn't be done. Nice work.
Speaker 2: Mary and Benicia had the criged answer, of course, not
Speaker 2: quite fast enough. Jeff and Heyward, what's up?
Speaker 3: Jeff? What's up? Our buddy?
Speaker 2: Charles and San Jose had it so to Kathy and Tracy,
Speaker 2: Senni and Conquered Carlos in San Jose, Melanie and San Mateo,
Speaker 2: Daisy and Lodie, what's up?
Speaker 3: Jab show? Coming strong in Loda? Yeah, I mean I
Speaker 3: know we're number one there, like the signal? Does it
Speaker 3: come in there?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 3: Baby app on the app?
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Dominic from Santa Rosa had the correct answer sot to
Speaker 2: Henry from Pittsburgh.
Speaker 3: Allison, she didn't say where she's from. She's too big
Speaker 3: for that she don't care.
Speaker 2: Bianca and Daily City had it sort of erma and
Speaker 2: conquered a Jason and Balleo Solidad in Pittsburgh.
Speaker 3: What's up, Solidad?
Speaker 2: What's up our buddy Jacks did and conquered Monica in.
Speaker 3: South City, Christian in Pleasanton.
Speaker 2: Let me just look because I you know, people would
Speaker 2: played the game and they want the dang shout out,
Speaker 2: and I would like to shout them out.
Speaker 3: Sunscreen. No that it's not the right one of the
Speaker 3: red Brie and San Jose had it. Sot to Daniel
Speaker 3: and Brent Wood, Christy, pleasant Hill, Christie and pleasant Hill.
Speaker 2: I mean, oh my god, so many people, so many
Speaker 2: people got it cracked this morning. So shout out to
Speaker 2: April first speaking that answer in their first nice job.
Speaker 2: And if you didn't win today, hell, we'll do it
Speaker 2: again tomorrow.
Speaker 5: That's right, same time, seven o five, you're on the
Speaker 5: JV show.
Speaker 6: Don't forget Disney tickets. Oh that's right, right, coming up
Speaker 6: very soon, we're gonna get the JV shows. Yep, Nope,
Speaker 6: game closer to seven at thirty five, So make sure
Speaker 6: you for your chance to win. By the way, this
Speaker 6: is the last day we are doing Disney tickets. That
Speaker 6: your last day to win these Disneyland tickets.
Speaker 5: All right, So that is coming up next.
Speaker 1: The JV Show on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 5: We are the JV Show. I'm Selena and let's go
Speaker 5: to the phones.
Speaker 7: Hide.
Speaker 5: Hey Sydney, good morning. How's it going.
Speaker 6: We are great, I mean not as good as you.
Speaker 6: You have the chance to win something really amazing right.
Speaker 8: Now before to day one part per day Disneylands or
Speaker 8: ticket Sydney.
Speaker 6: Just do not blow this, okay. Today's the last day
Speaker 6: to win Disney. This is like one of your last chances.
Speaker 5: No pressure though, nice all right, I've got some kid
Speaker 5: like to of course.
Speaker 6: My My only advice is because a lot of I mean,
Speaker 6: we always encourage families to play together and to play along,
Speaker 6: but don't spend a lot of time on every question,
Speaker 6: like you know, throwing out possibilities and.
Speaker 5: Thinking you will run out of time. Yeah, thank and
Speaker 5: no cheating, thank you. Question number one.
Speaker 6: There's question number one. Who is the author of How
Speaker 6: the Grinch Stole Christmas? Donctor?
Speaker 3: This is indeed doctor Seus's all right. Question number two.
Speaker 2: Arlington National Cemetery is home to the iconic memorial known
Speaker 2: as the tomb of the unknown what soldier?
Speaker 6: Question number three, Sodium chloride is the proper chemical term
Speaker 6: for what common household cooking ingredients?
Speaker 3: These are easy. You guys don't even need this last one.
Speaker 2: You've already won the game and won those Disneyland tickets.
Speaker 3: But let's see how smart you are. Question number four.
Speaker 3: Pyrophobia is the fear of what.
Speaker 5: Fire four for four four again?
Speaker 8: Because you just got four two day, one park per
Speaker 8: day Disneyland resort again. And you, guys, at the Disneyland Resort,
Speaker 8: the happiest place on earth.
Speaker 6: We knew that, right.
Speaker 8: You'll find all kinds of happy, the travel to a
Speaker 8: galaxy far far away kind of happy, or the my
Speaker 8: dream is finally coming true kind of happy, and you
Speaker 8: just won.
Speaker 5: Congratulations, Thank you.
Speaker 6: We play every morning, so this is so much fun
Speaker 6: to get through. It was so easy for you guys
Speaker 6: to Sydney really quick. Let's shout out the kiddos.
Speaker 5: In the car.
Speaker 6: I got William Maddix, Jordan and Jake.
Speaker 5: Oh it's a full car.
Speaker 6: They gave me all the answers. Great job, all right, congratulations,
Speaker 6: hang on for those disney tickets. Everyone else. Eight twenty
Speaker 6: this morning, another chance to win Make sure you're right
Speaker 6: here on the JV Show for details on how you
Speaker 6: can win them.
Speaker 5: Graham, we got some shout out we do.
Speaker 3: My DM's on fire last night.
Speaker 2: This morning, I I want to hear it, says Grammy
Speaker 2: Auntie sliding into your DMS. Can you please wish Juliana
Speaker 2: very happy eighth birthday. We love you so much and
Speaker 2: we are so proud of you. Love Auntie, Yai, Uncle Sean, Allie, Stella, Winston,
Speaker 2: and Grayson.
Speaker 3: So happy happy birthday to another one.
Speaker 2: Hi, My son's birthday is this Sunday. Can you please
Speaker 2: give him a shout out tomorrow.
Speaker 3: I got this yesterday.
Speaker 2: We'll listening to you every day before school drop offs.
Speaker 2: Happy seventeenth birthday to Jacob. Love mom, dad and brother Mason.
Speaker 2: Can't wait to celebrate you this Sunday, Son, So happy birthday, Jacob.
Speaker 3: Far that's true.
Speaker 2: Another one, Hey, Graham, Time for my yearly DM for
Speaker 2: a birthday shout out for my husband Evan. His birthdays
Speaker 2: on Saturday, but we will be out of town for
Speaker 2: a bachelor party, so I won't get to celebrate him.
Speaker 2: But I still want to say happy birthday and make
Speaker 2: sure he feels the birthday, love, and I hope he
Speaker 2: has some fun birthday without me. He will it's a
Speaker 2: bachelor party, don't worry about that. So happy happy birthday
Speaker 2: there to Evan. She left her very first talkback for
Speaker 2: Disney tickets and she's going to try again today.
Speaker 3: Good luck.
Speaker 2: Another one here, hey Graham, March six is my boyfriend
Speaker 2: Caesar's birthday. Can you please give him shout out from
Speaker 2: his daughter Valeria and son Caesar Junior and the love
Speaker 2: of his life Maria.
Speaker 3: So happy birthdays, Happy birthday. Another one, hey, Graham.
Speaker 2: Want to wish my beautiful daughter Juliana aka Julia happy
Speaker 2: eighth birthday. Maybe this is Mom because Auntie shout her
Speaker 2: out a minute ago. She's the most sweetest, loving and
Speaker 2: caring girl. We know we love her so much. Mom, Dad,
Speaker 2: and your big sister Alena, So happy birthday.
Speaker 3: There use a fart?
Speaker 2: What, hey, Graham, Just another mom sliding into your DMS,
Speaker 2: wanting to shout out my kids and husband. Well, listen
Speaker 2: to you guys every way every day on our way
Speaker 2: to school, and the kids always say, poor Graham has
Speaker 2: to deal with all these ladies. Trust me, I know,
Speaker 2: but they also love them as well. It's a great show.
Speaker 2: If you can, please give a shout out to my
Speaker 2: son Liam and daughter Ava and Nugget Ayala and say
Speaker 2: who gives a fart?
Speaker 3: Who us a far problem?
Speaker 2: And lastly shout out to Luis Ayala for being the
Speaker 2: best husband and superhero Dad. We listen to you guys
Speaker 2: every morning, and of course who gives a fart? That's
Speaker 2: from Stephanie.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Graham.
Speaker 2: Please please send a birthday shout out to our baby
Speaker 2: girl Sophie. She turns double digits today. She's the smartest,
Speaker 2: sweetest girl in such a little baller. We listen to
Speaker 2: the Baby Show every morning before school. Would mean a
Speaker 2: lot to her. Happy birthday, Sophie, Love Mommy, Daddy, h
Speaker 2: g Atchi, Apollo and Teddy who.
Speaker 3: Use the fun Bartie heys.
Speaker 2: Give a shout out to my kids Avery and Jonah.
Speaker 2: They're doing a fun run fundraiser at school today. Hearing
Speaker 2: their names on the radio would be motivating. Also, we've
Speaker 2: unsuccessfully called in every morning trying to win the Disneyland tickets.
Speaker 2: This would be a very cool consolation prize. That's from
Speaker 2: Dad John, So shout out to Avery and Jonah. Boo
Speaker 2: another one, Graham, We're a loyal since day one. Doghouse
Speaker 2: Day listeners, please give my kiddos a shout out. Jalen
Speaker 2: Jahre and Milanka from Castro Valley have a great day
Speaker 2: and we've been calling trying to win those Disney tickets.
Speaker 3: Please tell them we're trying and not to lose hope.
Speaker 3: Thank you. Happy Thursday, fam, that's from Geraldine.
Speaker 2: Use f one more Auntie in your DM's Graham shout
Speaker 2: out to Rocky Owen for his eighth birthday. It's a
Speaker 2: blady birthday though, but better late than never. And that
Speaker 2: is from Auntie Leon.
Speaker 1: So happy happy birthday, Boo far the JV Show on
Speaker 1: Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 5: Graham, you said talkbacks already coming in for Disney ticket.
Speaker 2: Yeah, people are jumping the gun just a little bit
Speaker 2: on that time, even between eight twenty and eight fifties,
Speaker 2: your last chance on the talkbacks to win and a
Speaker 2: four pack at Disneyland.
Speaker 3: I know people want those.
Speaker 6: I know we appreciate you guys trying to be on
Speaker 6: top of it, but those ones, unfortunately aren't gonna count.
Speaker 6: Has to be left, you know, around eight twenty this morning.
Speaker 2: All right, Graham, the situation is devolving in my household rapidly.
Speaker 2: You missed the earlier part of the show. I detailed
Speaker 2: the last couple of days and last night, which were nightmares.
Speaker 2: My kids have had fevers, had to stay home from school.
Speaker 2: Then last night was just an all out horrible night.
Speaker 3: I got no sleep.
Speaker 2: The one of our smoke detectors started chirping the middle
Speaker 2: of the night. It was way too up high, couldn't
Speaker 2: get a ladder out to stop it. And my daughter's
Speaker 2: awake all night the dog's barking. I got no sleep
Speaker 2: and hopeful. I had high hopes that both kids, though
Speaker 2: would be back returned to school today because it seemed
Speaker 2: like they were getting better.
Speaker 3: And then I just got and I'm gonna play this.
Speaker 2: I just got this message on our doorbell camera because
Speaker 2: my daughter likes to leave me messages there in the
Speaker 2: morning because she knows i'll check them.
Speaker 3: And it's not good. You guys think it's gotten bad.
Speaker 6: Hi for just tru up literally, and.
Speaker 14: I don't think maybe he will go to school. I
Speaker 14: don't know, Sorry, but she throwed up really bad. She's crying,
Speaker 14: and yeah all that bye jab has great morning?
Speaker 5: Buy Oh it doesn't sound like did she say four
Speaker 5: just throwed up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, four just throwed up everywhere. Really bad, is what
Speaker 3: I heard.
Speaker 15: And I like that.
Speaker 3: Why.
Speaker 2: I like how she's glass half full there at the end,
Speaker 2: She's like, but we had a great morning.
Speaker 3: I know you didn't. Kids are yeacking all over the house.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I love her. This is a nightmare.
Speaker 6: This is good, this is.
Speaker 8: Hottest.
Speaker 12: It's really bad movies, shows and the most talked about
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Speaker 6: Okay, so Katie Perry reached out to Taylor Swift for
Speaker 6: career advice.
Speaker 5: Let me really quick lay out why this.
Speaker 6: Is kind of crazy. Do you remember back in twenty
Speaker 6: thirteen they had one of the biggest feuds like ever.
Speaker 3: That's right, because.
Speaker 6: Taylor accused an unnamed artist, which was later confirmed to
Speaker 6: be Katy Perry. She accused her of trying to sabotage
Speaker 6: her tour by hiring all of her backup dancers, and
Speaker 6: so Taylor was left like backup dancerless and it turned
Speaker 6: into this few that lasted years.
Speaker 3: That's why.
Speaker 6: And then Taylor put out Bad Blood and that was
Speaker 6: about Katie Perry. Then that went back and forth. Anyway,
Speaker 6: So Katie has reached out to Taylor Swift to by
Speaker 6: the way, they squashed that years ago, and they've already
Speaker 6: like publicly shown that they are friends and they support
Speaker 6: one another. But Katie reached out to Taylor Swift regarding
Speaker 6: her upcoming tour.
Speaker 5: You know, she has eighty three tour days coming up.
Speaker 6: The Lifetimes tour kicks off in April, and apparently Katie
Speaker 6: is really frustrated about the lack of spotlight for her tour.
Speaker 6: I guess that's what they're calling poor ticket sales these days.
Speaker 6: So and so, who better it is hern to than
Speaker 6: Taylor's Swifts. Not only because Katie's impressed by how much
Speaker 6: money you know, Taylor makes off for her tours, obviously,
Speaker 6: but also about.
Speaker 5: The costume she wore, the set design, you know, the
Speaker 5: lighting and all that.
Speaker 6: So she's been grilling her about the production part of
Speaker 6: her tour, and she's like a sponge, just soaking up
Speaker 6: all this tour game, trying to implement some of these
Speaker 6: things on her own tour, you know, trying to get
Speaker 6: all the help she can to set herself up for success.
Speaker 3: Won't matter, It won't matter.
Speaker 2: Taylor Swift is anomaly. You can't look at Taylor Swift's
Speaker 2: tour and go man I should get out on tour.
Speaker 2: You see how much money she made and wow, what
Speaker 2: and the demand and the lines of people and people
Speaker 2: losing their minds doing whatever they could, and the people
Speaker 2: camping out across from stadiums just so they could catch
Speaker 2: a just a tiny glimpse of the state. That ain't
Speaker 2: gonna happen for you. It's just not You can't, Taylor
Speaker 2: Swift that what we saw with her Airs tour is
Speaker 2: probably a one off. We may never see anything like
Speaker 2: that again. Which just became a cultural phenomenon. Like it
Speaker 2: when it took on a life of its own, it
Speaker 2: became bigger than life. And the amount of money people
Speaker 2: were paying for tickets and the demand and this is
Speaker 2: not going to happen.
Speaker 5: It was like disrupting economies.
Speaker 3: Remember that in a good way?
Speaker 5: Yeah, a good way.
Speaker 8: And also Taylor had the hype already build building up
Speaker 8: before the tour.
Speaker 5: That's the difference is here. Katie wants to.
Speaker 8: To bring the hype with the tour, but that's not
Speaker 8: gonna happen. If nobody's talking about you before it, you
Speaker 8: just hard they are, but not in a good way
Speaker 8: this time, not in a good way.
Speaker 2: I hope she has people around her that are brave
Speaker 2: enough to give her that sort of reality check, or
Speaker 2: maybe she already knows, and maybe she knows, but like
Speaker 2: when you launch an eighty three day tour and you're
Speaker 2: looking at really big venues, I just it's just not.
Speaker 3: Gonna stack up.
Speaker 6: And that's what is what I was gonna say. There's
Speaker 6: nobody around her that's gonna tell her this. Like she's
Speaker 6: even turning to Taylor for advice, and Taylor, because you know,
Speaker 6: she's just the sweetest and nicest person ever, she's giving
Speaker 6: her all this advice, trying to help her. But you know,
Speaker 6: deep down inside, Taylor knows the truth. The tour's gonna
Speaker 6: flop just like your album did.
Speaker 5: But she'll never say that to her.
Speaker 2: The Taylor Katie Kerry shade, you just do that true,
Speaker 2: But that's true, yeah.
Speaker 5: Because then at least she's trying, like she's trying her best.
Speaker 5: I get back in there.
Speaker 2: But it's not unique to Katie Perry. We've seen it
Speaker 2: happen obviously with other big artists j Loo, Timberlake, you know,
Speaker 2: all these other ones that, like you would think, it's
Speaker 2: just that the landscape of concerts and these big tours
Speaker 2: has changed and Taylor Swifts. Part of the reason, I
Speaker 2: mean she altered the landscape, the landscape of these and
Speaker 2: what we deem a successful tour now is like she's
Speaker 2: moved the goalpost so far that nobody will ever achieve it.
Speaker 6: Do you think Taylor will ever reach maybe twenty years
Speaker 6: for now, do you think she'll ever experience what these
Speaker 6: other artists are experiencing the Timberlakes and j Loo's. Do
Speaker 6: you think there'll be a time where Taylor twenty years
Speaker 6: from now, she's like, I'm going back on tour and
Speaker 6: nobody goes.
Speaker 3: People are like, do I want to see a sixty
Speaker 3: year old Taylor Swift perform?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 3: I'll pay a thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: You know, I don't know, but I kind of think
Speaker 2: that everybody has their moment and then there will be
Speaker 2: the new, next big thing that demands a lot more.
Speaker 5: Right, all right, Graham, what do you have?
Speaker 3: All right?
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Speaker 3: I'm like, you don't need all that, but thirty million,
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Speaker 6: I can't.
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Speaker 3: Wow, they're probably listening right now. Sorry and check your ticket.
Speaker 2: Three thirteen, seventeen, twenty three and thirty five Mega number
Speaker 2: twenty four good number, thirty thirty million dollars number. I
Speaker 2: know I was going to play those exact numbers, and
Speaker 2: I forgot to get him yesterday.
Speaker 1: The JV Show on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 3: Good Morning JV Show. First of all, you guys on.
Speaker 16: This Katie Perry swissy Katie Perry music ain't even close
Speaker 16: to as good as Taylor swift let alone. She totally
Speaker 16: jumped a shark by joining American idol.
Speaker 3: Uh, and I got news for you.
Speaker 16: Taylor Swift's next tour will be just as big as
Speaker 16: the Eras tour. Yeah, but like you said, there's no
Speaker 16: comparison between the two and Katy Perry's everywhere. That American
Speaker 16: ido'll ruined her career if you.
Speaker 3: Asked me, Wow, shots fired?
Speaker 5: But or was it already ruined before that?
Speaker 3: You can agree with a few things.
Speaker 5: I think it might.
Speaker 3: I think American I pulled her off the trash heap.
Speaker 3: I'm kidding. I'm joking, kind of, I'm not. I mean,
Speaker 3: I am joking.
Speaker 6: Graham, before we get so why you should never have
Speaker 6: surgery on a Friday. Yes, there's new information. We're gonna
Speaker 6: get to that in a second. We have an update
Speaker 6: on what's point on at your house.
Speaker 3: Oh no, the situations devolved. It's worse. What's now gotten worse?
Speaker 3: You missed it. A minute ago.
Speaker 2: I played some audio from a doorbell message on our
Speaker 2: doorbell camera that my daughter left, and she said, Dad,
Speaker 2: this morning's not good. Ford throwed up on he throwed
Speaker 2: up this morning. He throwed up My daughter, Quinn's five,
Speaker 2: by the way, my son is seven years old. And
Speaker 2: I said, yeah, he told him how to fever this week,
Speaker 2: and it seemed like they were all better, and my
Speaker 2: wife Kate was set to get them off to school
Speaker 2: today finally, and it was gonna be great.
Speaker 3: Well, here's the.
Speaker 2: Update for my wife, because I said, I just got
Speaker 2: Quinn's message on the door wall. He's throwing up, question mark.
Speaker 2: And here's where it gets worse, you guys, Okay, she says,
Speaker 2: while going number two on the toilet, he threw up
Speaker 2: over himself and the floor right when I was about
Speaker 2: to get them out the door.
Speaker 3: On the way to school.
Speaker 5: A poor Graham, poor Ford.
Speaker 8: There's nothing your wife is dealing with all this, right,
Speaker 8: I mean she's working from.
Speaker 3: Home, bless her heart.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's probably on a video call while all this
Speaker 2: is happening. But man, the oh, the throwing up whole
Speaker 2: going like, can't he get any worse?
Speaker 5: I thought that only happens movie.
Speaker 3: Is it possible for it to get any worse? I
Speaker 3: don't think it is.
Speaker 9: Oh.
Speaker 3: I hope my little buddy is feeling better now.
Speaker 2: That brings me to my next issue, because at this
Speaker 2: point my wife is now not feeling good. She's got
Speaker 2: a sore throat. Both kids have had a fever. I'm
Speaker 2: the designated survivor. I'm the last one. Oh my god,
Speaker 2: I'm the last one has not been affected. And yet
Speaker 2: I'm with you know, yesterday, I'm trying to comfort the
Speaker 2: kids who weren't feeling that good, and I'm cuddling with them,
Speaker 2: trying to get them down for a nap or whatever.
Speaker 3: And I had one on one side and one on
Speaker 3: the other.
Speaker 2: And I'm supposed to be the designated survivor, but I
Speaker 2: don't even know if my immune system is going to
Speaker 2: be able to handle this.
Speaker 3: I think I'm screwed.
Speaker 5: I think you are too. What about wearing a mask?
Speaker 3: I think the damage is done. It's too late, and
Speaker 3: tomorrow's already been exposed.
Speaker 2: And tomorrow I'm gonna sit down for my afternoon and
Speaker 2: then I'm gonna throw.
Speaker 3: Up every nay, like I just the writings on the wall.
Speaker 3: This is bad.
Speaker 2: This is bad.
Speaker 3: House. I feel bad for everything, my entire family. This
Speaker 3: is not good.
Speaker 6: I hope we make it through, all right, Everyone keep
Speaker 6: Graham in your prayers in his family. What do you have?
Speaker 3: Please do? All right?
Speaker 2: Think about this when you are scheduling your next operation
Speaker 2: or surgery or procedure, because according to some new research.
Speaker 3: How is this new, It is new, Just trust me.
Speaker 2: A new study has found that if you are having
Speaker 2: surgery on a Friday, you are quite significantly increasing the
Speaker 2: probability that you're going to have some sort of complication
Speaker 2: to that procedure. This has already been things like this
Speaker 2: have been documented documented in the medical community. They call
Speaker 2: it the weekend effect, where they already see a like
Speaker 2: the care that happens on Saturdays and Sundays is not
Speaker 2: as good. You're not getting the top level doctors and
Speaker 2: nurses on those days because they're off.
Speaker 3: It's the weekend.
Speaker 2: Getting the lower level people. So already the weekend is
Speaker 2: a bad time to visit the er and other places
Speaker 2: like that. Just that that, that part's been documented, but
Speaker 2: apparently now they're seeing that that actually carries over into Friday.
Speaker 2: So if you've got a surgery schedule for a Friday,
Speaker 2: which is tomorrow, hopefully I'm not scaring anybody, but you
Speaker 2: might want to rethink that. This study found that people
Speaker 2: who underwent surgery on a Friday had a higher risk
Speaker 2: of death at thirty days nine percent increase, at ninety days,
Speaker 2: a ten percent increase, and one year out a twelve
Speaker 2: percent increase compared to surgeries performed any other day of
Speaker 2: the week. So Monday through Thursday you're good, but on
Speaker 2: Friday your risk of complications and mortality goes up significantly.
Speaker 3: I'd always heard.
Speaker 2: This about look, not just you know, medical procedures, whatever,
Speaker 2: any sort of anybody's doing any work for you, anything,
Speaker 2: you want to get them in the morning. I'd always
Speaker 2: heard that morning time is better than afternoon because everybody
Speaker 2: gets those afternoon sleepies. You get tired, you get a
Speaker 2: little I'm almost off work. Let me just get through this.
Speaker 2: You want people, people are sharper and focused. I heard
Speaker 2: if you ever have to meet with a you know,
Speaker 2: a judge for sentencing, you want that in the morning,
Speaker 2: and judge is nice and sharp and fresh. And same
Speaker 2: thing for doctors and surgeons. You want them in the morning,
Speaker 2: when they are fresh and ready to go.
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 3: But turns out Friday, Saturday, Sunday is a big no go.
Speaker 6: Oh my god.
Speaker 5: I think this is what happened to me when I
Speaker 5: got my eyebrows micro bladed. I think it went on
Speaker 5: a Friday, and it was late afternoon, and that's.
Speaker 3: No wonder. I've always thought one half of your face
Speaker 3: was angry at me, and the other hand, I knew it.
Speaker 6: Oh, thank god, I thought I booked with I remember
Speaker 6: not even getting her, probably because it was the weekend
Speaker 6: and she called out she was.
Speaker 3: The good one.
Speaker 5: Wow, that explained so much.
Speaker 2: That's a that's a big reminder for everybody, like big eyebrows,
Speaker 2: micro bladed on the weekend, or schedule a surgery or
Speaker 2: another procedure. But people are listening now and they have
Speaker 2: a surgery tomorrow. It's gonna be fine, totally fine, totally fine.
Speaker 2: But starting because it's in the morning, starting next week,
Speaker 2: get a Monday through Thursday procedure.
Speaker 3: You've been warned.
Speaker 6: You've been warned.
Speaker 5: There's your warning.
Speaker 1: The JV Show on Wild ninety four to nine, thank
Speaker 1: you so much for.
Speaker 5: Hanging out with us on this Thursday.
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Speaker 2: Can we tell? All right? Ladies, I want to know
Speaker 2: how you would handle this situation, if you could ever
Speaker 2: do what this woman is doing. Okay, she says, her
Speaker 2: and her husband they were married for six years. They
Speaker 2: have three kids together, but then they just kind of
Speaker 2: grew apart and they decided we're better.
Speaker 3: Off as friends, and they got a divorce.
Speaker 2: Okay, Now, her man, well, ex man, he went ahead
Speaker 2: and met another woman looks exactly like her.
Speaker 3: Clearly he has a type. He met another woman looks
Speaker 3: very very similar.
Speaker 5: Would bother me, right there, Just that would bother me.
Speaker 8: It's kind of flattering though, It's like, yeah, that's right.
Speaker 6: She looks like But it also says that there was
Speaker 6: nothing special about you. You just fit that type.
Speaker 3: Hm, you know what I mean?
Speaker 5: That it would bother me?
Speaker 3: I guess, all right.
Speaker 2: So and he ends up marrying this new woman and
Speaker 2: they now have kids together. And the woman, the original
Speaker 2: woman who got divorced. She's now since married and has
Speaker 2: moved on as well. But the interesting part about this
Speaker 2: is the both of these women have now become best
Speaker 2: friends beyond best friends. So again, this is a woman
Speaker 2: she divorced her husband. She says they grew apart and
Speaker 2: they their whole goal was to be really good a
Speaker 2: co parenting. Well, they took it to another level because
Speaker 2: now she has become best friends with his new wife.
Speaker 3: And she says they are so close that they even
Speaker 3: wax each other.
Speaker 5: Wait, like they're like their legs.
Speaker 2: I doesn't say it says they even wax each other
Speaker 2: their mustaches. Maybe that or maybe other areas. Because they
Speaker 2: say they call and text each other constantly. They are
Speaker 2: have blended the families almost. It does kind of sound
Speaker 2: like their sister wives a little bit. But this woman
Speaker 2: has moved on and she's married a new husband and
Speaker 2: he must be okay with us. But her she has
Speaker 2: become best friends with her exes now new wife. Could
Speaker 2: you ever become super close with your ex's new partner,
Speaker 2: because she says they are besties.
Speaker 3: They're so much alike, so similar.
Speaker 2: Obviously they look a lot alike but they're very similar
Speaker 2: in a lot of other ways, and they just they
Speaker 2: love it their best friends.
Speaker 5: I want to say, I.
Speaker 6: Hope one day could reach that level of maturity, but.
Speaker 5: Right now, I just don't know.
Speaker 6: I don't I don't think so, I mean, not so
Speaker 6: close that we're waxing each other, not like that. I mean,
Speaker 6: I wouldn't wax anyone so.
Speaker 2: Point, so let's start there. But that's a very you know,
Speaker 2: close bond if you are waxing someone.
Speaker 8: I mean, I guess in that case, like there's kids involved,
Speaker 8: so it makes sense why they would have such a
Speaker 8: close relationship.
Speaker 6: I was gonna say, this is like best case, yeh scenario.
Speaker 6: I love that they're able to do this and blend
Speaker 6: the families and they're hanging out, which means like the
Speaker 6: children are having a really close relationship as well.
Speaker 5: I love that.
Speaker 8: But I think that's the only like reason why I
Speaker 8: would even want to be friends with like my exes.
Speaker 8: I guess, partner is there if there were kids involved.
Speaker 8: If there are no kids involved, then no, like, get
Speaker 8: on my life. I mean, nobody nobody is.
Speaker 5: Being friends with the their exes new girl, I mean,
Speaker 5: I guess.
Speaker 6: It does happen.
Speaker 3: But what'spened.
Speaker 5: But I mean more I was gonna say, more.
Speaker 6: So when there are kids involved, because you're you're forced
Speaker 6: to have somewhat a relationship with that person.
Speaker 2: Right you want to put on a front like it's
Speaker 2: all amicaal, but deep deep down you're like, I hate
Speaker 2: their guts and if I ever get a chance to
Speaker 2: wax them, I'm going to make sure I do a
Speaker 2: horrible job and leave a big strip of fur acrusted bay.
Speaker 6: But also feeling like that, doesn't that also mean that
Speaker 6: you're like holding on to something from the X if
Speaker 6: you're still like harboring all these negative feelings and emotions.
Speaker 3: We're human beings, Slena.
Speaker 2: We're just human beings trying to survive and can't help
Speaker 2: our human emotions.
Speaker 8: Because if somebody treated you, like if somebody did you wrong,
Speaker 8: you know you're holding on to those feelings, especially if
Speaker 8: that person is still like some what in your life.
Speaker 5: I think that's the thing for me, it would be
Speaker 5: like triggering more than anything.
Speaker 2: Yes, their scenario, this scenario that I described, maybe a
Speaker 2: little different because she said, I mean, their divorce sounded
Speaker 2: more or less like it wasn't with a major incident
Speaker 2: that caused it. They just decided we're better off friends.
Speaker 2: We're not got it supposed to be in a romantic relationship.
Speaker 5: Let's try to figure out what they're waxing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know. I'll shoot the mean e maybe
Speaker 3: like the.
Speaker 5: Armpits, the side wirds.
Speaker 3: Maybe, Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 5: Some people do that.
Speaker 6: Graham ask a question, Oh do men know? I don't
Speaker 6: know why I reacted that way. Do men know that
Speaker 6: women have armpit hair? Yeah, we're aware of it, but
Speaker 6: we'd like to not think about it. Okay. I've come
Speaker 6: across somebody who I used to work with who like
Speaker 6: had no idea that women even grew Yes, So I
Speaker 6: don't know if it was like a known.
Speaker 2: Thing amongst men, would it be as and I can
Speaker 2: show you mine, but like, would it be as thick
Speaker 2: and full as mine if we just let it?
Speaker 3: Or would it be like a little more dainty?
Speaker 5: I think it's a little more dainty. We'll show us
Speaker 5: yours it's cuter, or you just offered just show it.
Speaker 3: Take a look. Oh see, it's just like you know, wait,
Speaker 3: you don't even.
Speaker 5: Have any were barely you have dainty arm pits.
Speaker 3: I don't have dainty arm.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Rugged arm is very sparse.
Speaker 6: Do you wax?
Speaker 2: I don't wax. I'm not a very hairy person, despite
Speaker 2: what you think about me. So as I was like, oh,
Speaker 2: the hair on this guy's the areos guy, I'm really
Speaker 2: not that hairy. A gun a little bit of chest hair.
Speaker 1: I believe you the JV on Wild ninety four nine.
Speaker 6: Hope you having a great morning before we get back
Speaker 6: to our meeting in the lady's room. We've been all
Speaker 6: morning following up on what's happening at Graham's house right now.
Speaker 2: Total disaster, weak in general. Both my kids came down
Speaker 2: with fevers at different times. We thought they were going
Speaker 2: back to school today. Had a nightmare of a night
Speaker 2: last night, smoke detector going off, all sorts of stuff,
Speaker 2: dog barking, got no sleep, and then I learned this
Speaker 2: morning that as my wife was about to bring the
Speaker 2: kids to school, my son Ford, who was on the
Speaker 2: toilet going number two, decided to throw up everywhere at.
Speaker 3: That exact moment.
Speaker 10: Good morning.
Speaker 9: This message is for Graham. I just wanted to let
Speaker 9: you know the flu is going around. It is very rough,
Speaker 9: so either keep your distance, but with kids, I know
Speaker 9: you can't. So maybe wear a mask because you may
Speaker 9: think you won't get it, and then you'll be punched
Speaker 9: in the throat by the flu and it is horrible.
Speaker 17: Take care.
Speaker 9: I hope the kiddles feel better, hie.
Speaker 3: Oh, I hope I don't get this.
Speaker 2: And yesterday I was snuggling both of them, trying to,
Speaker 2: you know, comfort them in their afternoon, you know, trying
Speaker 2: to get them to take a little rest in the afternoon,
Speaker 2: and both from just breathing right into my face.
Speaker 5: You're getting it.
Speaker 3: And my wife, my wife says she's got a sore
Speaker 3: throat today.
Speaker 5: Oh no, it's starting.
Speaker 3: I'm the lone survivor right now. I feel great.
Speaker 16: Graham.
Speaker 5: I thought you were rarely sick because it was a
Speaker 5: mind over matter thing. So just think positive that you're
Speaker 5: not getting sick.
Speaker 3: That's a good point. That's a good point. I remember
Speaker 3: that getting sick is for the week.
Speaker 6: You don't believe in getting sick.
Speaker 3: You never get sick.
Speaker 2: This one's going to be a tough thing to avoid
Speaker 2: because my entire house has gotten it.
Speaker 3: But I have heard that.
Speaker 2: I've talked to so many families that have had the
Speaker 2: flu or whatever's going around this year, and everybody.
Speaker 3: Says it is rough.
Speaker 7: Hey Graham, I just want to tell you I feel
Speaker 7: your pain. My son came down with neurovirus and was,
Speaker 7: you know, puking and it's coming out of both ends,
Speaker 7: and then passed on to me and my husband, and
Speaker 7: you know, when we thought the worship it was over,
Speaker 7: he then came down with the flu. These kids are
Speaker 7: just full of you, and I'm so sorry. I feel
Speaker 7: your pain. I promise what it's over, you know you'll
Speaker 7: have some free time, but for now, just lots of
Speaker 7: pedia life. I wish you luck.
Speaker 5: Maybe he doesn't have the flu. Yeah, maybe it's a
Speaker 5: neuro virus or something else.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine going like she said, having going neuro
Speaker 2: virus right into the flu?
Speaker 3: Like, should life be any more cruel?
Speaker 5: Did you and your family get the flu vaccine?
Speaker 2: We have?
Speaker 3: My kids probably have. I didn't.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm gonna need both of you to stay away
Speaker 8: because Selna, you've been snifflely too.
Speaker 5: I cannot get sick. I have a Vegas trip happening
Speaker 5: next weekend. You're gonna get sick.
Speaker 4: There.
Speaker 6: What is the difference?
Speaker 3: I really catch.
Speaker 5: Worse my kids.
Speaker 6: Doctor said that this this year's flu shot not really
Speaker 6: doing much for this uh this flu anyways.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's always the effective rate is always varies every
Speaker 2: year based on what strain that they think is going
Speaker 2: to be the one that's going around the dominant one.
Speaker 2: They try to formulate for that, but they don't always
Speaker 2: get it right.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 5: All right, back to our meeting in the ladies room.
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Speaker 5: All right, our meeting in the ladies room.
Speaker 6: Relationship experts are saying that cozy pajamas can negatively impact
Speaker 6: a relationship.
Speaker 5: What do you guys wear to bed?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 5: It varies.
Speaker 8: It goes from really ugly, like old T shirt to
Speaker 8: like soaky pajamas.
Speaker 5: There's no in between.
Speaker 3: Wait, but what old T shirt?
Speaker 5: And what and nothing?
Speaker 8: Or old T.
Speaker 5: Shirt and nothing on the bottom.
Speaker 8: Sometimes Okay, if it's really cold, sweats. If it's kinda eh,
Speaker 8: then just my undies.
Speaker 3: Oh maybe going to more detail about this, but yeah, what.
Speaker 5: Kind of underwear?
Speaker 3: Describe them?
Speaker 5: The very like cute ones with a little lace. Okay,
Speaker 5: stop it you think I mean no, I mean we wanted.
Speaker 3: This is the JV show. It's very honest.
Speaker 6: You're in the Live by yourself, So this is what
Speaker 6: you're wearing to bed by yourself? Yes, now I know
Speaker 6: it's not shaved. I've I didn't mean it's probably not.
Speaker 3: Want in great detail. Tell us more.
Speaker 8: I've tried, like the fully, like the full nude, like
Speaker 8: going to bed like that. It just doesn't feel as
Speaker 8: comfy as wearing something on top.
Speaker 3: So you mean to tell me that you at home
Speaker 3: in your apartment by yourself? And where do you live? Milbray, Salmonto.
Speaker 3: Some there are some nights where you're just like, you know,
Speaker 3: completely naked bed in the buff and.
Speaker 6: Just create it.
Speaker 8: But it's not as comfy. So I like having something
Speaker 8: off up top. If not, I get too cold.
Speaker 3: Okay, got it, Selena? What do you what do you wearing?
Speaker 3: I have a feeling it's not that what just described there.
Speaker 2: I thing like that.
Speaker 5: I to go back and forth between like same thing
Speaker 5: like T shirts sweats.
Speaker 6: Still do the T shirts or I would have like
Speaker 6: you know, the really like hozy like pajama pants on.
Speaker 5: Those are my favorites.
Speaker 3: Oh, I feel bad for your ma'am.
Speaker 5: Well I'm getting to this.
Speaker 6: Uh, this expert says, pajamas like this, it's not just nightwear.
Speaker 6: It's a signal that you're not prioritizing attraction.
Speaker 3: Couldn't agree more.
Speaker 5: And it's funny that you say that, Graham.
Speaker 6: This is honestly something that me and my man have
Speaker 6: talked about and so ever since I don't I don't
Speaker 6: know when we got together, I've had to like switch
Speaker 6: up what I wear to.
Speaker 3: Bed and what have you switched up to?
Speaker 2: Hang on?
Speaker 3: Hang up?
Speaker 2: I mean, so you have the talk. He's like, look
Speaker 2: these frumpy sweatpants and these giant fuzzy socks, and your
Speaker 2: crocs that you're wearing to bed no longer, right, and
Speaker 2: your black shirts.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no hoodies, no, exactly what you wear.
Speaker 3: Exactly here to work. That's what you wear to bed.
Speaker 6: They have like my daytime luggings and like my nighttime luggings, right,
Speaker 6: and like old T shirt, like your daytime crops, your
Speaker 6: nighttime night.
Speaker 8: Time crocks, nighttime ugs. Yep, I would wear it's into
Speaker 8: my bed.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And now up to now nothing like Jess, like,
Speaker 6: I'm not wearing big lacey granny panties and or I
Speaker 6: just I can't do the naked either.
Speaker 5: I'm with you, I just I just can't. It's not
Speaker 5: comfortable for me.
Speaker 6: But now I don't have to wear I wear like
Speaker 6: like a little like short set with like a little
Speaker 6: like you know, pajama to tak top or or something
Speaker 6: like that.
Speaker 3: Okay, we're back in. We're back in. Guy's ears are
Speaker 3: perking up again.
Speaker 6: My my husband is saying exactly what this expert is
Speaker 6: saying that, Yeah, I'm wearing that, it's signaling to that
Speaker 6: person that you just you're not in the mood, you
Speaker 6: don't want to be close to them, you're kind of
Speaker 6: like shutting them out.
Speaker 5: Wow, And I didn't know that this is how men
Speaker 5: viewed that. I'm just trying to be comfortable. But I
Speaker 5: feel like men, Yeah, I didn't think so either.
Speaker 8: I feel like they look at clothing but they don't
Speaker 8: care as long as it comes off.
Speaker 2: When we're fighting through layers of like you know, these
Speaker 2: floppy sweats and then just then there's a pair of
Speaker 2: leggings on under that and then beneath that there's like
Speaker 2: fur lined you know something else.
Speaker 3: It's just like how many layers are there, you know,
Speaker 3: and we just give up.
Speaker 8: You know what to It's like my grandma had twelve kids,
Speaker 8: and I don't think she was wearing any like lacey
Speaker 8: cute pajamas like back in the day. They were wearing
Speaker 8: just like a super long gown, like did guys like
Speaker 8: those back then or what?
Speaker 5: Probably? Yeah, but she wasn't wearing sweats under that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she wasn't wearing crocs into that. I'll I'll say this,
Speaker 2: the there is I mean, I think there is some
Speaker 2: something to this. Now we're not saying ladies don't be comfortable.
Speaker 2: I think there's a happy medium where you can have
Speaker 2: something that doesn't look like what you would wear on
Speaker 2: an airplane or to the DMV, which is just fair
Speaker 2: enough the frumpiest you know clothes. Ever, there's something in
Speaker 2: between us probably just as comfortable but also like.
Speaker 3: A little bit cute.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: We don't want we're not sacrificing.
Speaker 2: We don't want you sacrificing your comfort and sleeping in
Speaker 2: something uncomfortable. But it could be there is a probably
Speaker 2: a cuter version out there of you know, the old
Speaker 2: flannels right that.
Speaker 5: You got the expert.
Speaker 6: This expert said that wearing cozy pajamas like the big,
Speaker 6: thick fleece stuff, it's not the death of intimacy, but
Speaker 6: that couple should be more intentional by making an extra
Speaker 6: effort with what you wear to bed. And they also
Speaker 6: said that couples who sleep naked are happier. Ah, Grandma,
Speaker 6: are you gonna be trying this with your wife?
Speaker 2: I mean it's not again, it's not for me to
Speaker 2: decide what she wears the bed. I just wear my underwear,
Speaker 2: so you know, I'm doing holding up my.
Speaker 3: End up the bargain.
Speaker 2: I just like sometimes I wonder as she comes to bed,
Speaker 2: and look, we live in a new house. We got
Speaker 2: a nice new heating system, we got insulation. And she
Speaker 2: shows up. I'm like, I'm roasting hot in our room.
Speaker 2: I'm kicking the blankets off. And she shows up to
Speaker 2: bed wearing you know, a leather parka, and you know,
Speaker 2: a scarf and like mittens and and everything, and like
Speaker 2: some leggings that her grandma crocheted her at one time.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's like wearing sex. She's like wearing a quilt.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean. And then piling all the
Speaker 2: blankets on top of it. I'm like, how are we
Speaker 2: How is our temperature this different?
Speaker 6: I'm just I'm always cold. But you know what else,
Speaker 6: and you can probably know you and your wife can
Speaker 6: relate to this. It's like I can never be that
Speaker 6: person that sleeps naked or in anything that's like teeny
Speaker 6: tiny because we have to get up multiple times a
Speaker 6: night because the kids are up and they're crying and
Speaker 6: they're screaming, and one's just walking around like same thing
Speaker 6: in your house, Graham.
Speaker 5: It's like I can't just be like hop out of
Speaker 5: bed naked and go tend to my kids.
Speaker 2: You know, I keep the lights off for that reason.
Speaker 2: You don't need to see what's happening here.
Speaker 3: Now, I mean, I get it, but.
Speaker 2: I think again, I think there is And there's probably
Speaker 2: a lot of.
Speaker 3: People that disagree with this take, but I think there is.
Speaker 2: You know, we don't want you to sacrifice your comfort,
Speaker 2: but you could step up your sleepwear game, ladies, just
Speaker 2: slightly now, just slightly.
Speaker 5: Hey, after having that talk with my husband, I made
Speaker 5: the change the.
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Speaker 6: So Justin Baldoni is now being accused of toxic positivity.
Speaker 3: Stop it is that a thing? I guess.
Speaker 6: I mean, we've heard of toxic like negativity, you know,
Speaker 6: in the workplace. But he, I guess he was too
Speaker 6: positive that it was toxic. There's a former Wayfarer Studios employee.
Speaker 6: This is you know, his production company, Justin's, and this
Speaker 6: former staffer is calling him, calling him out, claiming that
Speaker 6: his charitable efforts and different things that he would do
Speaker 6: while working for him just felt so fake. This former
Speaker 6: employee did an interview with the La Times and it
Speaker 6: was published yesterday, and he was talking about how Justin
Speaker 6: once recorded himself giving clothes to homeless people during this
Speaker 6: skid Rowe Carnival of Love event that who would put
Speaker 6: on every year in La.
Speaker 5: He also claimed good guy, I know.
Speaker 6: He also claims that Justin will request would request that
Speaker 6: employees sign all their emails with so much love, like
Speaker 6: that's what they had to write, like so much love
Speaker 6: and then their name. This person says it was just
Speaker 6: constant positivity all the time. I would say toxic positivity
Speaker 6: because it felt so fake.
Speaker 3: What in the ted lasso? Is this the toxic positivity?
Speaker 3: That's not a thing a positivity?
Speaker 2: Now, some people where I could understand if you are
Speaker 2: just doing it for social media and you're not really
Speaker 2: a positive person and you're just trying to showcase yourself
Speaker 2: doing all these good deeds, you know, for your own
Speaker 2: self image, that bugs me. But if you're just genuinely
Speaker 2: a positive person that does really great stuff for other people.
Speaker 6: But haven't you ever come across somebody who's just like
Speaker 6: too positive? And I've never watched that.
Speaker 3: Oh, I know, Selena, great show.
Speaker 8: It's better than meeting somebody who is super negative about everything.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I would rather have a positive person.
Speaker 2: People that are so their initial response. People need to
Speaker 2: remember that when somebody comes with an idea or something
Speaker 2: in the workplace, and if you people that instantly say
Speaker 2: something negative about it and that's your first reaction, you
Speaker 2: need to ted Lasso yourself and reframe that and like
Speaker 2: think about that.
Speaker 3: There are some people we all know them.
Speaker 2: That's their gut reaction to everything is something negativell that
Speaker 2: won't work because you know, how about let's start with
Speaker 2: how can we make this work?
Speaker 6: You gotta stop with the ted Lassa references. I don't
Speaker 6: I don't understand them.
Speaker 3: I don't think I'm not. I'm just quoting myself there.
Speaker 5: I'm saying, ted Lasso yourself or someone.
Speaker 3: Ted Last is just a very very positive guy in
Speaker 3: the show.
Speaker 5: That's all very negative right now. I'm sorry about that.
Speaker 6: A Gypsy Rose is weighing in on Casey Anthony giving
Speaker 6: legal advice. Have you guys heard about this, saw something
Speaker 6: about this?
Speaker 3: She's on TikTok or something.
Speaker 6: Kathy Anthony is on TikTok and she is charging people
Speaker 6: to give legal advice. If you don't know who Casey
Speaker 6: Anthony is. She was on trial in twenty eleven for
Speaker 6: the murder of her daughter. She was found not guilty.
Speaker 6: And it's one of those things where it's like all
Speaker 6: the evidence is pointing to you did it.
Speaker 5: There's no way you didn't do it.
Speaker 6: Yet she was acquitted, right, and now you're charging people
Speaker 6: to give legal advice and uh, photographer caught up a
Speaker 6: Gypsy Rose.
Speaker 12: You see, Anthony has a new substack where she's charging
Speaker 12: people to give them legal advice even though she's not
Speaker 12: a lawyer.
Speaker 5: Like, do you think that's a good thing?
Speaker 2: What do you think about that?
Speaker 5: What if the next big beef was Gypsy Rose and
Speaker 5: Casey Anthony. Oh, and they're like dropping diss tracks and stuff.
Speaker 3: Now go for it, Yeah, have at it, ladies.
Speaker 6: Have she recently on the on the the Menendez Brothers,
Speaker 6: Like they're asking Gypsy what she thinks about She's the
Speaker 6: last person who should be giving any of these people advice.
Speaker 3: Did they catch up to her at the Dollar Tree
Speaker 3: at the airport?
Speaker 6: Got it?
Speaker 5: I don't think she goes there anymore. And it was
Speaker 5: Dollar General.
Speaker 2: Oh, Dollar General's your store. Sorry, smirks, the great name
Speaker 2: of the General.
Speaker 6: Graham, What do you have all right?
Speaker 2: Utah poised to become the first state in the country
Speaker 2: to you really start asking for verification for age when
Speaker 2: downloading apps. This is obviously mainly targeting social media companies.
Speaker 2: Utah tried to pass a couple other things before where
Speaker 2: they wanted parental permission age requirements to be able to
Speaker 2: be on social media sites, but that ultimately got kind
Speaker 2: of shut down by a judge. Now they've got a
Speaker 2: bill that's advanced all the way to their governor's desk,
Speaker 2: and should they sign it, this will become law, and
Speaker 2: it will require that app stores verify the ages of
Speaker 2: users and get parental consent for downloading the apps. So
Speaker 2: your kid that's not quite old enough to be on Instagram,
Speaker 2: they would have to prove they are be able to
Speaker 2: prove they are old enough in the app store and
Speaker 2: get your consent to download that social media app to
Speaker 2: their phone. Surprisingly, I guess maybe not surprisingly, Meta, Snap,
Speaker 2: and X all issued a joint statement saying they are
Speaker 2: supporting this. They think this is a good idea. Whether
Speaker 2: or not it's because they don't want to shoulder the
Speaker 2: burden themselves, which I think that's why it's not surprising
Speaker 2: to me. They don't want to be the ones responsible
Speaker 2: for verifying the age of the users on their platform.
Speaker 2: So far it hasn't been working right, and they'd like
Speaker 2: to pass that off to somebody else. Pass that off
Speaker 2: to the app stores, Google an Apple. Okay, you guys
Speaker 2: figure out how to verify the age of the users,
Speaker 2: and then it sort of absolves them of any wrongdoing
Speaker 2: in all this, which they know exactly what they're doing,
Speaker 2: and they could do a better job of age verification
Speaker 2: if they wanted to.
Speaker 3: They don't. They want more users on their platform spoiler alert.
Speaker 2: But it'd be interesting to see if this does get
Speaker 2: signed into the law, how it's rolled out, and then
Speaker 2: if other states follow suit.
Speaker 3: I like it. I do too.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think there needs to be but again
Speaker 2: I think the burden lies not just on the app stores,
Speaker 2: on the companies as well.
Speaker 3: They all need to come up with a unified plan.
Speaker 5: Yes, all right, thank you, Graham.
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Speaker 6: All right, so earlier we were talking about how what
Speaker 6: you wear to bed can kill your relation or it
Speaker 6: can be really really good if you wear absolutely nothing,
Speaker 6: according to relationship experts, but those big, cozy fleece pajamas
Speaker 6: that you know, us ladies love to wear because they're
Speaker 6: so comfortable. That is killing your relationship according to experts,
Speaker 6: because it's signaling to your man or to your partner.
Speaker 5: That hey, hands off, no touchy. I'm prioritizing comfort.
Speaker 17: Guys. I just wanted to weigh in on the women's
Speaker 17: sleep stuff. Personally, ladies sleeping naked post to let everything
Speaker 17: air out better for your down their health, and hey,
Speaker 17: it's free men like naked. That's great. Although I agree
Speaker 17: probably the birth control pajamas are not the best thing
Speaker 17: to wear, you know, the flannels and everything. But you know,
Speaker 17: it's a little one sided. Guys expect you wear lingerie.
Speaker 17: And there's still one the same basketball shorts from college than.
Speaker 3: Those basketball shorts are friends. We've got a lot of
Speaker 3: good memories with those basketball shorts from college.
Speaker 5: Oh the way, come on, I love that she calls
Speaker 5: it the birth control pajamas.
Speaker 6: That was great, Thank you for that.
Speaker 10: Good morning.
Speaker 6: My name is Kaj.
Speaker 10: I'm definitely in that boat where I like to wear
Speaker 10: like comfy sweats and stuff at home or to bed,
Speaker 10: and I had a pair that had maybe like one
Speaker 10: too many oil scenes on them, and my partner didn't
Speaker 10: like them. But he ended up buying me a new
Speaker 10: pair of sweats with like lots of pockets on them,
Speaker 10: so definitely an upgrade. So there's definitely a happy medium
Speaker 10: in like fashionable like comfy like sleep wear.
Speaker 5: Have a good day, Hate you too.
Speaker 3: I got some question me too.
Speaker 5: Way do you need all those pockets to go to.
Speaker 3: Pet What are you storing at?
Speaker 5: Snacks? Obviously?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess you'd put some snacks in the pockets.
Speaker 6: I guess if you like, if you're sick, some tissues
Speaker 6: to blow your nose. I hate having to get up
Speaker 6: and do that in the middle of the night.
Speaker 3: The water bottle.
Speaker 6: Maybe I get thirsty.
Speaker 3: That's a good point. Yeah, I guess the pockets.
Speaker 2: So I'm going to go to sleep in my car
Speaker 2: go shorts tonight, just like pockets on the pockets.
Speaker 5: I love that.
Speaker 3: I do like that.
Speaker 8: She mentions that her man's the when that bought her
Speaker 8: the pajamas, because it's like, Hey, you want me to look.
Speaker 2: Good when I go to leap, But wouldn't you if
Speaker 2: you noticed that your partner had She said it had
Speaker 2: too many oil stains on it.
Speaker 3: What do you change in the oil of your car
Speaker 3: and your pajamas. Let's work on that. Let's let's get
Speaker 3: you some She needs some copper rolls or something. Yeah,
Speaker 3: she's got some wrenches in there, work boots.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's just like mud all over the sheets.
Speaker 2: The court of a fresh valveline in there. She wants
Speaker 2: to keep in one of the of the pockets.
Speaker 5: But I agree with her.
Speaker 3: There there is sort of a happier medium.
Speaker 2: There's like an upgraded version of your super comfy stuff,
Speaker 2: so you can still be comfortable but wear something slightly.
Speaker 6: I need those track Where can I buy some sexy
Speaker 6: fancy sweats from because that's what I need.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're out there, they're there.
Speaker 6: Send me the links really quick. There is a sushi
Speaker 6: din and dasher that's been caught in Campbell. So this
Speaker 6: was at Sushi Confidential. The owner of the restaurant, Randy Musterer,
Speaker 6: actually posted about this online. He says that there was
Speaker 6: a guy who over two months, racked up over one
Speaker 6: thousand dollars in unpaid sushi and beer. And he would
Speaker 6: go to their two locations, like one time he'd go
Speaker 6: here and go next and he would just kind of
Speaker 6: like alternate, and so they knew what this guy was.
Speaker 5: He wasn't paying for his stuff.
Speaker 6: They had his picture, and then they caught him in
Speaker 6: the act. He got caught in the act. They spotted him.
Speaker 6: He was on the patio, he was dining alone, trying
Speaker 6: to be all incognito. He's wearing a hoodie, he had
Speaker 6: his hat on, trying to stay under the radar. And they,
Speaker 6: he said, they played it smart. Went over there, he
Speaker 6: took his order, okay, served him his food, but then
Speaker 6: they immediately closed out his check to see how he'd react.
Speaker 6: So they'd give him his food and they automatically come
Speaker 6: back with the check like okay, here you go, like,
Speaker 6: here's your check. And the first thing he did was
Speaker 6: ask where the bathroom was good, and the owner was like,
Speaker 6: sure enough, classic move that way. He can sneak out
Speaker 6: the back. That's what he did all the other times,
Speaker 6: but this time they were on top of it. They
Speaker 6: were anticipating this move. So the person that was taking
Speaker 6: to order ran to the other exit and caught him
Speaker 6: in the act as he was trying to escape from
Speaker 6: there and confronted him. That's when he panicked and he
Speaker 6: ran back through the restaurant and bolted out the front door,
Speaker 6: and then they were able to call Campbell PD and
Speaker 6: they ended up catching the guy.
Speaker 5: He already and he had a warrant out for his
Speaker 5: arrest for something else.
Speaker 3: So here's here's Mike, Well two things.
Speaker 2: Here's my first question though, is this because we talked
Speaker 2: about there's a serial dining dasher that was hitting all
Speaker 2: sorts of Bay Area bars and restaurants and he had
Speaker 2: been busted a couple of times, but by all accounts,
Speaker 2: had continued to do it.
Speaker 3: Do we know if this is the same guy that
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I think it's a different guy.
Speaker 3: Okay, I think because this fits that. I mean, what
Speaker 3: a good twist in the story we got. We got
Speaker 3: the guy.
Speaker 2: If it was the same guy that had been hitting
Speaker 2: up all these other uh, that part has not been
Speaker 2: places in San francisc going on the peninsula. Now.
Speaker 3: Secondly, why would you.
Speaker 2: Go Why how dumb are you to go back to
Speaker 2: the same restaurant that you dined and dash from?
Speaker 3: What are you doing?
Speaker 5: You know you're on camera, they know your face, and you.
Speaker 3: Know how many different restaurants there are. I mean, if
Speaker 3: you were going to dine and dash. You could dine
Speaker 3: and dash from a different.
Speaker 2: Restaurant every single time, every day, and then they wouldn't
Speaker 2: be waiting.
Speaker 5: Come on, Dinand Dashers, use your head a little bit.
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