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2:08Is there an epidemic against literature? More specifically, Black Literature. I'm Jack Wiespiece Thomas and on this season of the Black Lits podcast, we're outside asking why. They don't want a whole bunch of little elevators, smock on waxes and wharton with the king from around. And when you look at a lot of different cultures, feel like we need to know where you came from. And considering this is Black Reading Month, the only real question is, what are you reading next? Listen to Black Lit from the Black Effect Podcasts Network on their iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Starting tonight, NFL 2627 kicks into gear. Kicks off, Seahawks, Patriots, but the big game here this weekend, bangles and bucks. I mean, the most anticipated season in bangles in a long, long time. I think a lot of people would say, and I tend to agree, the most talented roster that Joe Burrow has had, this team has a schedule that sets up pretty good.

3:11But the bangles have historically not started off well. They lose games early that they look back on this and they're after the season go, God, they just won that one that won against the jets and the bears. Maybe things could have been different. So bangles want to start hot, but the book of years have a good team. And there is not a cake walker this Sunday coming to town. It is the Tampa Bay Bucks and here to discuss from Tampa Bay 957 WDEE sports radio from the Pat and Aaron show. Aaron Jacobson, welcome to the program. We did it. We made it football is here. We made it, guys. We struggling through. Yeah. But you guys got the raise. At least you've got a little bit of hope rooting for down there. Baseball has been fun. But when you get to the all-star game and you're like, I love having baseball and golf is great for me on the weekends. But I'm like, I need a little taste of football and we get the hall of fame game and now we get regular season. So we're here. So Aaron, obviously, big game this weekend. The biggest news at a Tampa's Baker Mayfield gets a contract extension.

4:13Three years, 165 million. Just what's described from someone who watches him every week and talks to fans. How has he viewed it down there? Oh, they love them. They love them because he's a man of the people. And we had people calling in the show today. I mean, you literally can be walking around downtown and the area downtown. And you could run into Baker on any given day. It was very different. We loved Tom Brady when he was here. But you weren't going to walk down the street and run into Tom Brady. Baker Mayfield welcomes it. He's a man of the people. So the fans absolutely love Baker Mayfield. And overwhelmingly, I think they were pretty happy with the contract. So Aaron, I guess first let's go back to last year. If I'm not mistaken, the buckstar off six and two. Red hot and then just kind of floundered. Just kind of describe what happened last season. And maybe how things in your opinion could be different this year. Kind of the opposite of what you're dealing with with the Bengals. Starting hot with the, you know, starting slowly for the Bengals. And at times picking it up and when it's too late, the buck in here is start hot.

5:14And then they can't finish down the stretch for whatever reason. I think the injury bug just caught up with them. They won a lot of games early on by Baker Mayfield, Heroics, late in the game. That's not going to be sustainable throughout the season. You saw how Seattle is able to get it done last year. That defense got stronger as the season progressed. And don't go stronger and they got a top receiver. So the buck in here's defense was horrible last year. horrendous. So they have to turn it around and they added a lot of new pieces. A lot of young guys, much like the Bengals adding a lot of new pieces to that defense. veterans. So it's it's something that a lot of bucks fans are going to be very cautious of if the bucks get off to a hot start is finishing strong. Aaron Jacobson is our guest and Aaron, you brought up the injury bug. How is Baker's healthy days? I mean, obviously they must be feeling pretty good about it considering the big contract. But I know last year he just kind of humbled. Yeah, it's helped is great. And he always starts the season off pretty healthy. It's a matter of what's he going to look like week eight when he's extended a third down

6:16and taking a bunch of hits and you love to see it. It's a gritty Baker Mayfield full of moxie. But sometimes it leads to injuries and I know bucks coaches are kind of cautioning him. Hey, get down, get down. Don't take that big hit because you got to stay healthy throughout the 17 games. And one thing about the bucks, again, at least one healthy defensive line is really, really good. And if you're talking, you know, strength versus weakness, I think everyone here in Cincinnati feels real good about this Bengals roster. The one part, maybe not as confident about is the offensive line through, you know, what we saw in the preseason a little bit. Talk about the bucks D line and I guess certainly their first round pick Ruben Bain coming in from Miami. Yeah, they got the Baker Mayfield extension done yesterday, but the first key piece and the offseason was getting the Vita Vega contract on it. And you can't really run the Todd Bulls defense without having Vita Vega. So that was essential, the biggest piece.

7:16Now you got Ruben Bain that you added in the draft. And on the opposite side, you got Yaya Diavi. And to have that pass rush, especially once again in that Todd Bulls defense, everything's got to be working together. So you just can't have one guy getting after the quarterback yet. You got to have multiple guys being able to crash and get after the quarterback. And I think they had that now. That was something they really hammered home in the offseason was addressing the defensive line, getting outside linebackers, getting inside linebackers. The defense was a focal point. And from my standpoint, I think they addressed those needs. Let's talk about Ruben Bain because obviously a total stud at Miami, I mean, you could you saw a weekend, week out. When draft time came around, Bain's name was mentioned as a possible pick. The Bengals could take it. And obviously, you know, the the national story with Bain was his arm length. He had short arms. What have you seen from it? Has that been an issue? Has that something look like and go, huh, it might be a problem for Bain or has he just been good so far? Not at all a problem.

8:17He's just that type of football player. He works so hard. He stays after practice and works and it's not for show. He just wants to get better. I mean, I'm not going to lie when I saw him in person. I'm like, he does have kind of short arms, but it doesn't impact his play at all. He's really, really good. But that has been the narrative. But we saw him preseason and we've seen it throughout camp. His ability to just get after quarterbacks. And he's creative. He's a heavy football player and he uses a lot of natural instinct as well with his ability and fundamental. So he's I expect a lot from him. So do bucks fans. So Aaron talking about the defense there. What else besides the Baker? We looking at on the offensive side of the ball. Well, listen, there's no Mike Evans this year. Mike Evans is gone first time in a very long time. So Chris Godwin emerges as that veteran. A mecca Buka. He had a good rookie season last year. Box fans are expecting him to emerge and say something with Jaylen Macmillan. They also got a guy in the draft. Ted hers. Here's the problem. A lot of people are expecting Ted hers to be that next Mike Evans.

9:17He don't know. Nobody's that next Mike Evans. So you can't be looking for that guy. You got to just be looking for everyone to work as a group and as a tandem. And the offensive lines got to stay healthy. Last year they were a mess. They were playing musical chairs, moving guys around trying to fit the puzzle pieces where they don't fit. This year as long as they're healthy, that offensive line is a dangerous unit too. Yeah, Ted hers. Tall lengthy explosive wide receiver from Georgia state. Really, really good player. But yeah, not less. Let's not compare to Mike Evans just yet. So Aaron, what's kind of the, I guess the buzz or the feeling right now, down in Tampa? What do folks feel from the other side? Looking at this bangles team is some things that you got to contend with. Yeah, I mean, listen, you look at Joe Burrow, Jamar Chase and T Higgins and right away, you think, okay, that's very dangerous. Because the defense for the Buckingeers looked like it did last year. That's going to be a problem. And a lot of people have Joe Burrow penciled in as their MVP this season, really turning around and getting the bangles back to the playoffs.

10:19So I think that is something that that Bucks fans are certainly fearing in the Bucks have to fear. And then you know, you swooped up the, the bangles, swooped up the defense in the offseason. And it's not something to be taken lightly. So even though they've had slow starts in recent years, this is a much different bangles team. And I think Buckingeers recognized that. All right, with that, Aaron, we will let you go, buddy. Thanks so much. Thank you. Enjoy football. We're back. We did it. Right off. Yes, sir, you got thanks Aaron Aaron Jacobson from WDAE in Tampa. And um, you know, see, I unlike Willie, I didn't work in a Monts Venus reference. You were thinking about it, though. Of course, of course. But no, I know we say this every year, but you feel like even more critical. Gotta start off hot if you're the bangles. Gotta get this first win. Well, was it last year against the, what year was it against the Pats? Was it last year, year before that they were expected to just come in

11:19and just absolutely destroy the Pats? I think that was a couple years ago. I think it was a couple of years ago. And I mean, you can feel the year go out of this season right then. It was weird. Yeah. And again, it's, you know, you look at it's, it's one of 17 games. One doesn't matter more than the other, but from, you know, sports sports are a momentum thing. And I'm starting hot as always, you know, something because right now you're healthy. There's no excuses, right? You get laid in the season. Okay, you're banged up. Maybe a few more excuses, but man, you know, right now, got a roster, I think. Top of the bottom is better than the bugs. Got a better quarterback. Now this should be, should be good things here. All right. We check in with traffic and weather now. What is going on? From the UC Health Traffic Center, UC Health has been helping Cincinnati thrive for 200 years and not stopping now. Find the groundbreaking care you need at UC Health dot com. Good news along northbound 75, the earlier accident between Mitchell and the

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13:24Companies need skilled people now and express employment professionals can help you find contract or full time. And I am not surprised in the least by it. A study has been done. Denied our researchers tracked to over almost 234,000 traffic deaths from 2017 to 2022 and compared those days with the 10 biggest album release days to the days surrounding those. Okay, we're talking mute in obviously music. Dada Dada Dada. A new study found that on days when the biggest music album is a release, UF US traffic does rise by roughly 15%. The day a new album is released. Correct. Well, it's not, I think it's a combination or everything. Research says that smartphone enabled distraction, including drivers interacting with streaming

14:25music as the most possible explanation. Dada Dada Dada. I can't prove that streaming actually is causing this. So not only do you have distracted driving, you're looking over and go, oh, I wonder what the next song sounds like. And all of a sudden, boom, you get somebody. I was going to say, I mean, there's no real albums getting. Do people release albums, I guess, too? Well, when it comes, when it drops on Spotify, they all they drop now. Yeah. So people have that, you know, they got it on timer. If it drops at noon, it's there at noon point, oh, too, you know, we're talking about this yesterday, just how fun it was to get that CD of that band you love, their newest guy. That was always a great, great feeling. See, I thought it was going to be more like, and I, I'm sure this has something to do with it. But I'm not lying. If there's a cool jamming song on the radio, I'm cranking it up and I'm all of a sudden, I'm going to 80 and not even thinking about it. You know, right.

15:25That's part of it. Yeah. I agree. So that's, um, what was your go-to in that regard? I want to bring this topic back. Oh, yeah, we definitely got to do this. Um, just like song or album that you just wanted to either or other LA woman by the doors. Yeah, that's a good one. That's a, that's a good one. I, um, there was one time I was in a, it was actually for the fireworks TV show. Yeah. It was for Channel 12 because I was doing it with, um, what was the sports guy who was here forever that left a couple of years ago? Bob trumpie. Not on brew on Channel 12. George vocal. Joe Hanson, Joe Hanson. Brad Joe Hanson and he and I were against each other in, um, in a mud race. Yeah. Yeah, you know, where's that at there? And that's right when the Indiana border,

16:25you know, I'll shoot, but you know what I'm talking about. So I got a tough mudder like one of those things where you run your obstacles. You're running a course. Yeah, okay, yeah, I've done one. I do one in Spartacan Tokyo. And yeah, and so I'm doing it against him and he had done okay. Well, Ryban, I'm getting ready to do it. I'm listening to that's when I was on the EBN and unchained by Van Halen came on. Oh, yeah, and I cranked that all the way up. Dude, I went around that course. I think I beat him by like 11 seconds. And he did pretty good. Right. What's flying? No, that is, yeah, we got to do that topic. Yeah. Yeah, one from Metallica that comes on your slammer at home. See, I am VH man, hot for teacher or ain't talking about love, which that would turn me loose. Yeah. Yeah. Well, we'll bring this topic up again. But right now let's check in with the news. News radio 700, WLW.

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18:27not something that was actually collecting any sensitive or classified data. So really not that big of a deal. But overnight as we saw, the US hitting those Iranian oil tankers and Iran retaliating against this. ABC News is Karen Travers, president Trump saying, today oil prices that have surged due to the Iran War likely won't come down until after the midterms. The national average of $5 since Tuesday at $4.22 cent centering today. Since an Addie's average scene, a 17 cent increase in the last 24 hours at $4.04, but some in the city are paying up to $4.27 the pump. Now the latest traffic and weather together. From the UC health of traffic it makes its first appearance on the Ed Sullivan show. The first Ed Sullivan you didn't want to have him on, right, because it was kind of provocative. Yeah, I think that's as the story goes, you know, they only would only shoot him from the waste up.

19:28Right. Well, okay, so I'll get into that. So, uh, Presley, you know, he was a rising star. He had been on something called the Steve Allen show. The Dorsey Brothers stage show, the Milton Boros show, so the Sullivan sign finally said, look, we gotta get this guy on. Signed Elvis to a three appears deal for $50,000, which was unprecedented in 1956. And this is what's astonishing about it. And by the way, this is one of the three songs he played was, don't be cruel. 60 million viewers, or roughly 82.6% of TV viewers at that time tuned in to watch Elvis Presley for the first time on the Ed Sullivan show. Absolutely incredible. Although the Ed Sullivan show was filmed in New York, Presley performed remotely from CBS's Los Angeles studio because he was filming the movie Love Me Tender out there.

20:29His album had just debuted. Heartbreak hotel was a huge single on the Ed Sullivan show. Presley then just 21 years old was introduced by British actor Charles Lofton because I think Ed Sullivan had had surgery or something. So he didn't actually even present him the first time. Yeah, yeah, he had had surgery. So they did it with him. Quote, when it was over, parents and critics, as usual, did a lot of the grumbling at the vulgarity of this strange phenomenon that somehow must be reckoned with set a reviewer from the time magazine. Other guests at night included Dorothy Sarnoff, Amaru Sani, and the quartet called the vagabonds. So, quote, during, yeah, during this performance, okay, and then this is the second time he did. Don't be cruel again, but then it was the third time that was the one where they only filmed him from like the waist up because he was

21:29then known as Elvis the Pellvis. Well, and think that, and don't think that Ed Sullivan didn't know what he was doing and make a big deal out of, oh, we're going to shoot him from the waist up this time. Yeah, he knew how to sell it. Oh, hell yeah. If you were, I was not stupid. No, he was not. And by the end of it all, Sullivan called Presley a real decent fine boy. We've never had a Pleasener experience on our show with a big name then we've had with you. So Elvis won over Crotchety Ed Sullivan. TV history was made. Life is good. Well, by all accounts, Elvis was a very, very nice guy. Yeah. You know, I mean, assuming that he wasn't on, well, I'm sure when he was doped up on pills, he was probably pretty nice. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, sure. Yeah. Oh, my God. A million dollars. Well, care. That's still crazy. That 82% of over eight out of 10 television sets tuned into that. That'll never happen again. Now, you know, then the Super Bowl. It was, it was, but even that will get 80%.

22:30It was Elvis and then the whatever was six, seven years later, the Beatles on there kind of a very similar number. Yes. That and now that is here. I'm looking at it right now. So let me see here. Bob, I had the number here, but let me look. Yeah. The Ed Sullivan show with a Beatles first appearance. That got, yeah, that got a 60 share on television. No. Just, yeah, just colossal number. So trying to imagine, and again, you being younger, I'm, I, I barely remember this stuff, but it's just my oldest memories of when all this stuff was going on. And how, you know, you only had the three TV stations. You know, I remember when in Dayton, when Channel 19 came on down here,

23:34because we had a fancy antenna that my old man bought it with the rotor on it. You know, I could find the better signal. Right. You could point it, sour, point it, whatever. Yeah. A directional. So if you pointed it, South, do South. You could pick up Channel 19 at our house in Uber Heights, because we're up on the hill on the other side of the valley. And I thought we might as well. I had land on the moon. Full service cable. I mean, every cable channel Netflix, we have all rolled into one. I keep believe we got a fourth channel. Right. And like my friends were jealous of like, how are you getting that? Yeah. Yeah. See, I, I still remember in my kids will never experience this. And obviously, even if you're, if you're younger than me, you probably didn't, but I still remember, you know, playing with the rabbit ears on the top of the old magnabox television to try to get a better signal. And yeah, when I was younger was, yeah, five, nine, twelve, 19, and 64.

24:36Okay. That's, yeah, this is PBS on 64 48 48. Yeah. So that was the, yeah, like the fifth or sixth one. Yeah. That was, that was a big deal. Yeah. When, um, you just watch reading Rainbow on PBS and my grandma's house, what happened? I don't know. Simple, simpler, simpler time, simpler time. It was like seven. No, I, I remember watching, uh, on, on channel 19, what was I probably was about eight or nine when 19 came on the air. And I used to always watch haddie the witch in the afternoon. I, I've heard of that. I don't recall what it was about. Is haddie the witch, snorfie our dog. I forget the ghost name, spooky, the ghost, I think. Snorfie our dog. Yeah. And, uh, and I remember Bob Sriv being on, uh, channel nine in the afternoon, playing any played three stooge's stuff. Well, and that's what I was real little.

25:37Another TV moment I recall distinctly remember where I was. I think this was a 2003, 2000, 2002, 2003. I was with the Titans living in Nashville. It was the first year NFL games were going to be broadcast and high death. And I remember it was like, it was like a build up to it. I'm like, well, how much better can it possibly get? My god, the picture is fantastic. I remember watching. I was in this bar, Virago. I think it was a Monday night football game being like, oh my god. You can like see the sweat dripping down the plate or the egg before high death. You couldn't see that stuff. I mean, you know, you saw it and you thought it was, you thought it looked really, really good. And then high death came and you're like, wow, that's a different picture. Well, I remember people talking to about kind of like what was the, the couple at the Coldplay concert that got busted on the fan cam, you know, a couple of years ago, whenever that was. But that's why people were saying, oh, you can see the people in the crowd in the background. Now if you're with your, you're married, you're with your girlfriend,

26:39you're going to get busted. Yeah. Yeah, Baggy, you'd have to worry about that because it looked like a couple, you know, it looked like a guy and a girl staying there and a big deal. Now you can see everything. Let's get Mark in the forest park on right quick. Hey, Mark, what do you have? I'll be Jay McKay and his best friend, Berr was the show that I watched when I was a kid. Which was that? I was B.J. McKay and his best friend, Berr was a truck driver. Oh, yeah, B.J. B.J. in the bear. Yeah. Yeah, I remember that show. That was, uh, you know, I remember that show. No, the guy with the, with the monkey. I think it was a monkey. You know what I do? Do you have, do you drive like a tractor trailer? I don't know. Okay. I do remember it. I drove a rig. Yeah. Who started that? I forget the guy's name. It was it wasn't Berr Reynolds. Was it? No, he was in that was Clint Eastwood that was in, okay. Every which way but loose.

27:40That's right. And he had climbed the orangutan. Okay. Maybe that's, maybe that's what I'm thinking. You're getting all confused, man. Come on. Get your monkey straight here. Uh, and real quick gets Scott and Cole Reign talking about Bob Srieve, the late Gray Bob Srieve. Yeah. I remember Bob being on in the middle of the night drinking beer all night long and getting tossed up. Yeah. He, uh, and, and thanks God. Yeah. That was, uh, you remember him at all? That might have been. I thought maybe he was around. Maybe when you were in high school, but, uh, but that's about the time he got off TV. But yeah, he did the all night theater. He did Friday nights and Dayton and Saturday night here. And it was sponsored by Shaanling. So, uh, basically it was just Bob taking calls from, he didn't, he played movie, he did movies. But then he would come on and take like 10, 50 minute long breaks as long as he wanted to and just talk and do stupid little skits and read messages from

28:44people who called in and he was, and he was, and, well, because it was on until like 536 in the morning. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It was a little hammer. Yeah. That's good. It was fun. Yeah. Uh, with that, you check in with traffic and whether what is going on? From the UC Health Traffic Center, UC Health has been helping Cincinnati thrive for 200 years and not stopping now. Find the groundbreaking care you need at UC Health.com. An accident has been cleared out on North Bend Road. It was south of West Fork. However, a new accident in on Cole Rake that is over at West Fork and on 75 traffic slow from Shepard Lane to Paddock Road right around a 10 minute delay. I'm Eddie Zellek on News Radio 700 WLW. The forecast from the 700 WLW weather center for tonight scattered storms with a low of 74 tomorrow. Again, more storms possible in the high of 77.

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34:54I would say that's a harsh word. I am more outspoken. Growing up a lot of the times because she was so quiet, I would speak for like the both of us. Now I'm working on like thinking a mom is really not a drinking before I speak. And Joey King. You know if your like mom is yelling at your sibling and even if you're annoyed with your sibling, you just like won't let that slide. It's like the only you can yell at your sibling. I'm like, you can't do that here. That is not what I want talk about her like. That's what I talk about. Plus we've been taking your calls, listening to your voice mails and giving advice or at least trying to. So if you've got catching up to do, now's the perfect time. Listen to Hey Jonas on the iHeartReadyWap, Apple Podcast or wherever you get your podcasts. Buy a user rather than or sell at least 70% have a phone. Middle school is a different world than the one we grew up in. I'm Dr. Joey and this is therapy for Black girls. We spent real time on it in our surviving middle school run, bringing in a child psychologist and a psychiatrist who's raising two black girls of his own to talk about what's really going on

35:57with our kids right now. So it's literally physiological and neurological, air psychological chaos happening all this end up. We got into group chats and gaming, friendships and bullying and how to tell the difference between healthy monitoring and the kind of surveillance that erodes trust. There's belonging that you could think of belonging as I can be myself and I can still be accepted. And then there's fitting in. Fitting in says I have to change who I am in order to avoid rejection. Then we turn the conversation toward the fathers, sitting down with therapists, caregames on black fatherhood and what it means to raise a daughter through this stage. You don't have more shorts so you can't do flips, you have more to dress up across your legs. That's the range of this run. From screen time to identity to the fathers doing the work at home. You have to get off her device. But the reality is there's a lot of life out there that we don't want you as your adults in their life to miss out on. This has been our surviving middle school run. Brought to you by the people who's been their career thinking about exactly this.

36:57I'm Dr. Joy. Listen to therapy for black girls on the iHeartReneo app, Apple Podcast or wherever you get your podcast. New restaurants that have these, you know, mythical items on their menu and they're not listed but if you order them. Secret menu or whatever. Correct. I think McDonald's supposedly not sure if it's true or not. Had something called the surf and turf that was like a fish foot play and a burger and then like the land Aaron C, which was a chicken patty of fish fly in a burger. I don't know. Maybe true. Maybe not. But these myths are out there. Well, apparently if you go all the back to 2013, Wendy's reportedly had a burger called the T-Rex, okay, which was nine patties and nine pieces of cheese. Oh, come on. And over 3000 calories. Okay, again, there was one of those mythical things. I think corporate stepped in and kind of put the kibosh on whatever.

37:57But now, apparently there is a Wendy's in Edmund, Oklahoma that is selling the nine patty T-Rex burger for an eating challenge. It's a custom order, but if you're looking to get ones by the store, this is the only place apparently, according to the internet that they have it. It's 29.99 on the T-Rex burger there. Price includes a T-shirt commemorating the attempt as well as an unspecified price. So it's essentially like a Dave's triple times three. Right. There's what it is. Now, let me ask you, you're a big fella. Could you eat that? I mean, do I have a timeline? I'm about like an hour I could. Oh no, it'd be at least an hour. See, I always hate that where they give you some trash, can full of food and go, you have 22 minutes. No, come on. No way it out.

38:57No reason. Yes. Right. Nine patties. No, I can give you an hour. I think I could do it. Oh yeah, I can do it. That's a lot of that's a lot of boogie. Put it out there. I already hold the world record co-needing content. Well, at least here, I'll double you. In the inner in the inner continental, well, male division. That's true. No, sir, at least it did attempt. She did, she did like one and a half. One and a half. Co-need, yes. Not bad. But yes, if you ever find yourself in Edmund, no, Oklahoma, Ed, please go in. I'll even pay for it. 29.99, get yourself a T-Rex burger. No, baby, nah. Is that is that something your kids are interested in? Because I think I, I told you this story a long time ago, we were in, Jack was about the oldest kid. It was probably about, I don't know, 10 or 11. And he saw that we were going near this restaurant when we were in Hawaii.

40:01Where this guy had the, you know, the old food eating guy, manvy food, and tried to be eat three of these giant hub. I mean man first. Fresh can lid and guy's right. Fresh can lid and guy's right. Size pancakes. He goes, I want to do that, Dad. I'm like, dude, no. We don't have no chance. And he's like breaking down. I really I flew all this way to do. He's like sobbing. Oh, like, all right. All right. Yeah, let's go. So if you're up to a boss go and I just sat there and kept staring at him, like, eat up. Dude, you haven't even had like a hundredth of that yet. Oh, I'm in full. Oh, no way. Who said that? Who said that? That would happen. Coming up, we're going to be talking about. Uh, who, why would people do this? But, uh, corporations are posting ghost jobs.

41:04And if you apply for it, there is nothing there. Yeah. And they're also getting just inundated with people sending in their resumes via AI. So, right. I don't know exactly what's going on here, but it's happening a lot, especially the younger folks coming out trying to enter the job market and we'll talk about it next. After the news news radio 700 WLW news, installed by AE Doren window, we saw the best and service the rest news traffic and weather news radio 700 WLW Cincinnati. Trump on gas prices and when the war will end. This is the four o'clock report on Matt Reese. The president says gas prices are going to come down, but not before the November election. Right after the election, uh, oil prices are going to be tumbling downward. They're going to be tumbling down and we'll get them down. I think for gasoline, we'll get them below $2 a gallon. Triple A puts the national average for regular at four twenty two a gallon average

42:08price for regular here in Cincinnati at about four dollars and three cents a gallon also according to triple A. And that's up about 17 cents a gallon from what we paid yesterday. The president says the high prices are a trade off for a ran not having a nuclear weapon. He claims the war will end once the mid-term elections end. Because they can't hold out any longer. They're desperate to try and affect the election so that we can get a nice week group of people in there and leave them alone and let them have their nuclear weapon. The president addresses the Republican National Committee's first ever mid-term convention tonight in Dallas. It's also going to deliver the closing address tomorrow while the vice president speaks tomorrow night as well. Time to check your drive home this afternoon. We have the latest traffic and weather together from the UC health trap. This term is taken on a whole new meaning to me spring and praying.

43:10Uh, it's something that apparently college grads are doing these days trying to get jobs. Yes, but then the other side of us, I guess employers are posting jobs online that don't exist. It's hard enough to find a job, find a career for especially for young folks coming out of college and now they're, you know, applying for jobs that essentially don't exist. Yeah, and that's the spring and praying thing by that we mean they're getting AI resumes and just sending it to any, just like search job openings. They send it to everyone. Send it to every one of them. So now these employers are getting just inundated with all these things because it's so easy to have AI do your resume and you shoot it out and so on their end, they're probably like we're getting so many people we don't know how to cut through. Well, I hear to discuss with us, he is an international speaker. He's an author. He is a business strategist, the CEO and founder of PowerTeam International Bill Wash.

44:16Welcome to the program. Hey guys, good to be on. How's it going? Good. Go ahead. The topic, I put it topic. We have today's spring and praying. Yeah, what you heard us talking there, Bill, are we far off from the truth here? I mean, on both sides, there are jobs being posted that don't exist and these kids are applying for every job that's ever even thought up. Well, the same way that people can spray and pray to find the job, these people that do the posting are also spraying and praying. They put it on one side and gets picked up by 30 sites. Yeah, okay. And so they've only posted it one time, but 30 times been re-shared indeed. This one, that one, you know, monster, it's going to all these different sites, all through boss and these bots are taking over. So, I guess what choice do employers have? I mean, other than posting a job opening and seeing who applies, what should they do? Or what are, I guess, what are companies given what's going on now with AI and what not? What are they choosing to do? Well, I think many companies are going to VAR out. So they'll run this post and get picked

45:20up by a VAR service, combine that person with AI, and you're probably at about 50 to 60 cents on the dollar, which you pay to hire somebody here. And they're getting, they're getting a very similar, at least a pretty decent employee on that line. The other thing that happens is that the companies are doing it right, I believe, are the ones who run interim programs. So if you really, if you're actually trying to get a job, but trying to spray and pray, you see this in business events. They're an honest but ours or business owners, they'll walk around who called spray and praise. They'll give everyone their business card, and then nobody ever calls them. Because you know, it's like, get this person away from me. So when they see a bot doing a post, it's almost like they say, this is probably not a real candidate. So I would tell all candidates today, they'll get an intern job first. It's the best way for these guys that, and they don't want this better, they don't want to enjoy their college, but if they'll get an intern job during the summer, they're odds of being hired. They must go up by 50, 60 percent or more. Bill washes our guest and Bill, I can speak to that because I don't see internships. That's, I never interned at a radio station, but I know a good friend of mine, intern, he was a design guy. He interned for

46:25for a company for a year or so. And within, oh, I don't know, five, six, seven years, he was well advanced into the company off of that internship. And that's how my wife got into her job in on and on and on. You hear about it all the time. And yet it just seems like that stuff's going away. So the secret is invest in the relationship first. Yeah. And I guess if they'll do that, they'll do that. It goes way up. So once again, I don't care if you've got to work for free. If you've got to go work for free for a month or a couple weeks to see if it's a good fit, it's worth it. Don't forget Steve Wynn when he started out, he started out by parking cars. He was in Valley in Las Vegas. He didn't say, I'm going to go work in the front office. He didn't do a spray and spray. So what I'm telling college students, they, you got to show up. You can't just go post on these job boards and really expect it. People think you're real because they know for a fact that a lot of it's not real. A lot of it is they posted one time and all these sites will pick it up and repost repost repost repost. Even when they get a phone call saying you post in the set, it's like, no, I didn't post there. Yeah. And spray and spray approach just gives

47:30an employer the impression like, look, you'll take any job. You don't care what company is. You just want a job versus if you apply for an internship, you're giving them the impression. I want to work for your company and your company alone. Right. And this goes back to that whole thing. We talked about a company. So about this past fail on for Michigan. No more grades. Yeah. Well, there's no more grades. And who out there really wants a D minus brain surgeon. Nobody. The guy who footage his last sentence classes. Yeah. You first, not me. He's still a doctor. Do you suggest that people that they go and try to get like face to face with an employer, like try to go in and like actually talk to a person. I mean that and show them that kind of initiative will help as well. I think if someone brings the resume in and a well crafted package that goes to the hiring person, it goes a hundred times further than some crappy email from some third party rated website where they know and they can see that once again, it's been it's been applied

48:34for 40 times. They can see it's because they'll see them on other other posting boards. They'll see the exact same resume on a different posting board. Yeah. It's got to be demoralizing. Yeah. Bill, Bill washes our guest and Bill on the other side of the corn coin. Why do businesses post not exist in jobs? Is this kind of a CYA thing and you know this day and age and the scrimination law suits and etc. I think it's a feeder for them, but also I think they're whoever the person that's in that job wants to keep their jobs. You guys will they keep doing? If your job is the post the job, what do you keep doing? Post the jobs. Yeah. Well, they can fill that. That's not your job. Your job is not of the job. It's filled in that. Your job is making the job posting is done and a lot of that's outsourced. They're hiding these third-party companies that run that run the ad placements because they can't do it in house. It's so much cheaper to have a third party when your ads for you. So they're just fine. Yeah. They're just fine

49:35their existence by posting it and they're saying, hey, you normally post the job 75 times. We did it 123. So yeah, we're good. That's exactly. We did our job. So now once again, they've justified their own means. Well, it's with the advent of AI, we're going to see more and more of this stuff. Bill, would you not agree with that? We are. Yeah. We are. That's why I think a lot of people right now are looking at these outsourced VAs where I can hire a VA for $68. I can scheme them how to learn how to use AI and I've got a decent employee. Right. Yeah. I mean, think about how many graphic designers and I'll probably out of work. Oh my God. Yeah. Now you're hiring graphic designer managers, not the actual graphic designer anymore. That was like the big degree. I feel like when I was in college, they asked it. That was a big thing. I want to be a graphic designer and be an IT and do all that sort of thing. And now you're saying a lot of those jobs are being done by AI. Well, yeah, because I can go right now and I can say,

50:38create me a great logo and create me a great marketing flyer with all the terms and conditions on there and make sure you add in some photos of people that are in the beach in the Bahamas and then make this available right now. So it can be used to target individuals that are 30 to 35 years old that live in Cleveland that I'd really like to go to Denny's. And Lily, it'll kill that exact answer for me. That's amazing. Yeah. That's scary. Yes. Yes. All right. What about you? Here's where it gets better. It's done. It's done on Saturday afternoon at two o'clock it's gone as soon as I want it. Yeah. That's true. Now, Bill, where do you fall in this? Because we talk about AI on this show a lot. Are you someone that thinks, oh my god, this is, you know, AI is coming for your job and so many people are going to be out of jobs or do you think it's going to be like many times throughout history, whether it was the internet or what that is going to want to create more jobs? Where do you fall in this? Well, I think the future is going to be that everything that's posted online, everything, every movie is going to say this was made with a real person. I mean, once Avatar came out, right? You knew the movie was going to

51:42change forever. If they could literally have just voiceovers for the characters and Lily just have another characters in the movie, even though it costs more than it costs less today, there are right now companies coming out there. They're the whole picture that they make their whole movie with no people. My question is not to get in. This is philosophical, but like do you want to watch a movie that is soulless? Do you want to listen to a song that's soulless? That doesn't have real people involved making it and producing it and creating the art? Well, I don't, but you got to look at what's the guy that was number one of the country billboards, the last he whatever's name was, that was not a real person. He went to number one. Look at the song that came out from Drake and Little Wayne. They produced an AI song from Drake and Little Wayne that went to like 10 million downloads, yet neither one of them were involved with the song. So I think what's again, it's never going to replace relationships, real relationships. It's never going to replace that things to face interaction, but there's a lot of places that it definitely is going to drive efficiency. So I tell companies that embrace learning AI or

52:45hire someone who knows AI because there's a lot of places it does fit in the whole place it doesn't fit. People are making massive mistakes right now where they're going out and they're uploading their financial spreadsheets. And they say, well, I took the name off there. That doesn't mean it's still those who you are, knows you upload, knows what the thing came from. So there's companies that are actually doing what's called AI practical now where they'll charge going to $100,000 for common sense things to do and not do an AI. And these are for larger employees because we employ those the wrong thing, the whole company's at risk. Yeah. Interesting. There's got to be some safeguards in there for sure. Well, I'm sure we're going to have you back, Bill. There's too many, too many angles to this story to just have one conversation about it. Really appreciate it. You know, find out more about you. Where can they go? I'll just go to Instagram at Bill Walls 360. They go having a free copy of my book and some other cool stuff. All right. Very cool. Thanks, Bill. Thanks guys. Appreciate you a lot. Yeah. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yeah. It's true,

53:45though. This is we've looked at we have barely even scratched the surface of where there's this all heading. Let's face it. Can we believe the Eddie and Rocky show started before AI right now? I mean, you know, we spent around two years and we talk about a lot because it's still new and yeah, I think the overriding sentiment seems to be like most technology like, you know, whatever. Like when the guy said, oh, I'm not doing this cell phone smart phone thing. That guy's getting left behind. Right. I'm not doing email or I'm not I'm not going to buy an auto or I'm sticking to this horse and buddy. You're getting left behind. And if you give you turn your back on AI and think it's going to go away and not utilize it or don't want to utilize it, it's you're going to hit in the face. With that, we head to traffic and weather. What is going on? From the UC Health Traffic Center, UC Health has been helping Cincinnati Thrive for 200 years and not stopping now, find the groundbreaking care you need at UC Health dot com.

54:46Underthbound 71, a disabled vehicle now completely cleared from the entrance ramp that was on the ramp from fifth. However, on 71, seeing a little bit of slow traffic from Martin Luther King down towards Fort Washington way up to a five minute delay there and also a five minute delay on 75 from Western Avenue to Fort Washington way. I met Ezelec on News Radio 700 WLW. The forecast from the 700 WLW Weather Center for tonight scattered storms with the low of 74 tomorrow again, more storms possible in the high of 77. It is 91 now News Radio 700 WLW. There you are in your home or car with your kids and maybe even a grumpy spouse. But don't worry, you've got me Tom Brennan to make sure your day starts on a positive note. Yeah, we've got news weather sports, the info you need plus last lot to lapse because with a home or a car full of kids

55:49or a grumpy old spouse, that's exactly what you need. Tom Brennan tomorrow morning starting at 5am on 700 WLW. This report is sponsored by Land Evolution Honored Scream Park. All we thrill is that Land Evolution's haunted Scream Park. Six giant hots with all at- When I was 14 years old, I was kidnapped and health captive for nine months. I survived and I spent my life exploring how other people survive what should have destroyed them. I'm Elizabeth smart and these are the survivor files. I just remember this low taunting voice next to my ear saying shut up, don't say anything. Every week I'm with survivors who lived through the unthinkable. I knew if he woke up without a doubt he was going to hurt me. I started feeling that there was someone at the end of my bed and I just started screaming. They are abducted,

56:54stalked, controlled and nearly silenced, but these aren't stories about what's taken from them. They're stories about what it takes to make it out alive. Listen to the survivor files with the Elizabeth Smart on the iHeartRadio app Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. If you're a bookshelf and you're a 4U page are equally important to your personality, welcome home. This is Pro's Society, the weekly podcast that's part book club, part group chat for thought daughters, pop culture obsessives and anyone who thinks pride and prejudice and love island deserve the same level of discourse. I'm Eli Rallo and every week we're connecting the dots between books, the internet and the conversations everyone can't stop having. I'm going to have to look up this story. I'm obsessed. From bestselling authors and your favorite book talk creators to the latest pop culture moments, nothing is off the table. It's like if you can hide some real messages inside compelling characters and that is a Trojan horse, whether you're looking for literary deep

57:57dives, smart pop culture conversations or a community of readers who love to think a little too much, you're in the right place. Listen to Pro's Society on the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. See you between the pages. Hi, this is Kylie Breikman. Angel Jaretana. Jeremy Colhane, Patrick McDonald. And we're the hosts of the artist on artist on artist on artist podcast. The improvised character comedy podcast, we're each week a new panel of artists discuss their craft. Join us for a panel of wellness influencers. What I try to do is faux journal. I don't know, I think I sort of faux journaling. Yeah, it's reading. It's called reading. So you're so we don't like to use that word anymore. Okay, a panel of New Yorker cartoonists. Have you guys done Terry Gross's Peloton class? No, I've been dying too. I'm so sorry, I'm seeing a reading of Sadako in the Thousand Paper Cranes by Auderman Donald at the Wonderland bookstore. That's crazy. I went to the Wonderland bookstore yesterday and I heard

58:57Nora Jones do a reading of Zero Dark Thirty. No way. Patrick of the last bookstore though, Kim Ketrol is reading the guitar tabs of yesterday. A panel of Eurovision participants. And we do a little Halloween sometimes. Does the Pope dress up? He, he, winks on Halloween. It's right up next to the microphone. I hear you'll get the elbows here. The eyelashes hate each other. You never seen it least so quiet as when the Pope gets up to wink on Halloween. Listen to artists on artists on artists on artists on the I heard Radio app, Apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey everyone, it's the Jonas Brothers with the Hey Jonas podcast. We've been catching up with some great friends Paul Rod Michael Boulets, Seth Meyers, Nile Horan, Jake Shane, and making some new friends while getting into what's really like to have sisters like Alex National. She likes to control everyone and tell everyone to do that. Okay, well control is a harsh word. I would say that's a harsh word. I am more outspoken. Growing up a lot of the times because she was so quiet, I would speak for like the both of us.

59:58Now I'm working on like making a mom's really nice. I'm not joking before I speak. And Joey King, you know if your like mom is yelling at your sibling and even if you're annoyed with your sibling, you just like won't let that slide. It's like you only can yell at your sibling. I'm like you can't do that here. That is not what I want to talk about her like that. I just want to talk about it. Plus we've been taking your calls listening to your voice mails and giving advice or at least trying to. So if you've got catching up to do now's the perfect time. Listen to Hey Jonas on the I Heart Radio app, Apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. By age arriving or so at least 70% have a phone. Middle school is a different world than the one we grew up in. I'm Dr. Joy and this is therapy for black girls. We spent real time on it in our surviving middle school run. Bringing in a child psychologist and a psychiatrist who's raising two black girls of his own to talk about what's really going on with our kids right now. So it's literally physiological and neurological and psychological chaos happening all this

1:00:59We got into group chats and gaming, friendships and bullying and how to tell the difference between healthy monitoring and the kind of surveillance that a road's trust. There's belonging. You could think of belonging as I can be myself and I can still be accepted and then there's fitting in. Fitting in says I have to change who I am in order to avoid rejection. Then we turn the conversation toward the fathers sitting down with therapists, cure gains on black fatherhood and what it means to raise a daughter through this stage. You don't have more shorts so you can't do flips. You have one to dress you up across your legs. That's the range of this run from screen time to identity to the fathers doing the work at home. How to get off her device. The reality is there's a lot of life out there that we don't want you as your adult in the life to miss out on. This has been our surviving middle school run. Brought to you by the people who spend their careers thinking about exactly this. I'm Dr. Joy. Listen to therapy for black girls on the iHurt Radio app Apple podcast or wherever you get your podcast. I got a world record story but I'm going to save that one.

1:02:03I got another food related story here and this was sent to me by Austin and we had to talk. We talked to what last segment about the the T-rex burger. So in this case this is in fact a world record as well though but this is a woman says world record for fastest burrito eaten. Scarfing down a 1.35 pound burrito in 30.75 seconds. Okay so this woman her name is Leah Schutkever. Schutkever. What are? is one of those decorated speed eaters in the world of competitive eating. She has held 42 world records including everything from most churros eaten in a minute to fastest time to eat a burrito. Okay she originally set the the world burrito record in 2019 that she broke her own record in 2022

1:03:03but then she lost her world record. Let's see and this was in yeah in 2023. She by speed eater Mika Soudu who downed a 1.35 pound burrito in a time of 31.47 seconds but and by the way this this is not like a this is a pretty attractive woman who's doing this. Look her up. Leah Schutkever. Okay. SHUTK. And are we called that Mika lady is pretty good looking too. I remember seeing her from the hum dog getting contest. Um yes so yeah she then um and there's a video of it and maybe I'll post it on my Twitter but it's pretty insane again this is like I could pick her going to you know Chipotle and getting like a full size like a burrito with all the rice and all the beans and all the stuff and it's big again 1.35 pounds and she eats it and you can never like visibly see her swallowing. I usually you know you eat a little bit and you can't chew it and you

1:04:05gotta muscle it down so it's just she's just keeps eating it and then like there's no like you know the point where she looks like she swallows it's some sort of technique. Don't it's what look at me like that quick smile and I'm doing my very best. I have done my very bad for myself. I wanted to try to keep it PG for you and you're not allowing me. I did not say a word. I just wanted to say I'd like to meet your baby's head set it off. I know my head is thinking uh where where she live uh Jaden? No. Anyway dear lady who get eat a whole burrito. Uh no uh anyways with uh that uh thought in mind we head to the news news radio 700 WLW. Sponsored by Richter and Villains Judders best place to fire engagement radio. Kick off in four days. On 700 WLW the whole of the best Bengals cover.

1:05:10News traffic and weather news radio 700 WLW Cincinnati. Trump with an emission about the war and gas prices as his parties majorities and congress are at risk with the 430 report on Sean Galbacher breaking now. President Trump's approval rating according to a new Ipsis poll shows that at 33 percent the lowest it's ever been during his time in office heading to what is the first ever Republican midterm convention to try and rally support for candidates and races that will determine the majority's in the House and Senate with some of those candidates announcing they won't be in Dallas for the two day event. Trump saying it's likely the Iran war won't end and gas prices won't come down until after voters go to the polls in November. President Trump said Thursday he thinks the Iranians are holding out on ending the war until after the midterm elections. They're desperate to try and affect the election so that we can get a nice week group of people in there and leave them alone and let them have their nuclear weapons. President said it will take until after the midterms for gas prices to come down but he also

1:06:12reiterated he's not looking to get into negotiations with the Iranians at this point. Karen Travers ABC News the White House. New escalation between the US and Iran driving up oil prices which means higher prices at the pump here at home. Now nationwide average of $0.7 since Tuesday at $4.22 for a gallon of unleaded diesel currently at $5.94 so high of average of $0.17 in the last 24 hours back over $4.00 at $4.00 7 cents in Cincinnati. The average at $4.00 4 cents but some prices are as high as $4.27. Now the latest traffic and weather together. From the UC Health WLW Mike Kastruci Jeep Football Friendsy Studios. Jeeps on sale right now at Mike Kastruci Jeep on Red Bank Road in Fairfax. Back with Eddie and Rocky coming up after the five o'clock news it is Wednesday with Willie. Yes we'll wind him up and let him go. I think we should talk about the football season.

1:07:14Yes, it is prediction. It is predictions. They're always right on point. Well he's usually pretty good but then you get I always hear you during the stooge at like 240 or whatever you guys will do a pick. Seag will go Bengals 17 or no every time. Yeah. Willie has him getting like four ties or something. I think he has him winning 15 games which is yeah that's healthy. That's strong. But we cannot allow him to ask the what ifson. He's real big on what ifson. Cannot get him to go in the tangent of what if ls you brought back Joe burrow and Jamar chase and played an NFL team would they win which I would say they're kind of an NFL team. Well and he's also keeps bringing up and I wanted to point this out to him that he gets him. Well that was a college team of the college all stars beat the Super Bowl champion green bay Packers back in 1967. Well guess what? I'm going to just throw a wild guess out there and say that

1:08:21maybe Bart star wasn't playing in that game. Yeah. Like I'm quarter back and it's like go out out there boys play the college games. Yeah. Yeah. Snipe yourself out. Until then Ed. What are two things that I love? Well there's the Latina girls. Yep. And the world record. Yes. In this case we're talking about the latter but this does involve a Latina man. So you know kind of the same thing. Well at least at this point in my life. There is a new deadlift world record ad. Okay. Mexican strong man Raul Flores has broken the all time deadlift world record at 511 kilograms. That's 1,100 26.56 pounds. Wow. I mean that's crazy. I remember I'll get to it here. A previous deadlift world record was held by Thor Bjornson right. The guy who played the mountain

1:09:21on the show and he's absolutely incredible guy. He has a bunch of strong man records. He set that one at 510 kilograms or 1,124.36 pounds. But this guy bested it by call it about a little shy of two pounds. But here's it. So now you're like okay is half Thor going to come back and try to reclaim the record. Well Thor now he's 37. So you know he's not I mean he's still young but now this guy that just said it or old Flores is just 26 years old. So he's going to he's got he's still not in his prime like old man's strength era when he gets into like his you know 30s upper 30s kind of thing. Sure. Now Flores again he's from uh uh chewed out of Victoria in top of Lopus Mexico. Bob Bob Bob. He's nicknamed Trayzon one the strong man championship back to back in 23 and 24

1:10:23and deadlifting. Um became the first weightlifter from Mexico to ever qualify for the Arnold Strongman program or he finished in the top five that was in 2025. Now this guy again, Roe Flores is then picture this five nine three sixty three. Five foot nine and 363 pounds. He has built like a literal fire hydrant. If you watch the video I mean he's he's like the perfect and that was always the thing with with Thor in my opinion it made it more impressive. He's like six nine. So he's got that barge got travel much longer away. Right. Now you could argue that you know the long levers and long legs and glutes that helps create strength but also that's a longer way you got to got a travel that bar. That's a very big man. That's a big big man. But yeah five nine three sixty. That's a that's a fire hydrant of a man. Um Bob Bob um so for context British Strongman. Okay. Yes. So now we're going

1:11:24back to that member there's a time where like you know the thousand pound deadlift that was like the that was like the four minute mile right just could never be done was never going to be never going to be broken. Uh British Strongman Andy Bolton was the first person to deadlift over a thousand pounds. He eclipse that mark in New York back in 2006. So he broke got the the first over a thousand or a thousand pound deadlift. Since then the record has been broken 13 times in gone from one thousand and three pounds up to now one thousand one hundred and twenty six pounds over a hundred and twenty three pounds have been added that in two decades. How much couldn't you dead? See I never really did like because you know being an athlete it's kind of bad for your back. I mean I've done a couple of years ago I did in 405 for ten ten reps. Yeah that's cool. Or not me it was eight but um I mean I bet I could do put a gun in my head I could you know if I worked out I could do 500. Yeah but that's between different 500 and a thousand is well yeah

1:12:31astronomical. Yes. I can't even begin to imagine a man that's how try it can we put that in any kind of it's not quite a car but that's a lot it's just a lot of weight. It's a lot a lot of weight. Now we'll say this I didn't I've never said I'm telling you this but I about a three four weeks ago I've been trying since April I wanted one last time to see if I could get three plates on a on a barbell to bench it. I've never been a good bench I've always just never been that good so I started back in I think April I hit 275 that was my max and I got three 15 I got it one time and I'll never have three plates on the bar again I mean it's razor's edge of like blown a peck but I got a video to prove it oh shale. Well and also squashing your chest and knocking you

1:13:32through this to this quarter of the year. And that's the funny part is because I do this out in my gym out my barn and I have no spotter. I was gonna say. And my wife's like I'm like you know you might you know might want to come out like later on the morning just make sure I'm not dead you know but it's an incredible motivator when your choice is I can either get this weight or I can have it crush my chest and die it's an incredible motivator whereas if I had a spotter maybe I didn't get it. Well I don't think asking your 111 pound wife to spot for you is necessarily a good plan. Get your butt out of bed get over here. I got a throwing mega death on the stereo and we're gonna get this bench right. Let's let's talk to Dan and Shivviet. Hey, Dan, what do you have? Yeah Rocky helped me push a concrete buggy up a ramp onto a trailer a couple summers ago over this friend house. He's a mountain of a man. I'm telling you what he is a mountain of a

1:14:35man. That's a man just strength. Do you remember that Rocky? I'm trying to think where where was it? Because I believe or not this is not the first time. It's way up on top of a hill. Way way up up a steep driveway. Oh yeah yeah yeah I know I know you're talking about I won't give their identity but yes yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah what was it that you were a man concrete buggy like you like a wheelbarrow type type thing with concrete yeah yeah it's a holes concrete yeah I just swap it out because it was uh it needed spark plugs or something that's right yeah we had to get it up on that trailer and there was only one way to do it had to had to thanks yeah yeah yeah and the house was actually my house now okay yeah it was at my house and the we were having concrete put in and the buggy that brought it from the way down there up to there broke down we had to lift this thing up look at you Thor come on now I'm back hurts just thinking about this vogn magnet magnet magnet

1:15:36magnet magnet that was remember that was the guy right yeah yeah when that world strongest man stuff Magnus Der Magnus and he was the best he was the guy and he was a like he was a big dude but he wasn't like some of the guys look bigger but he was just he was just strong he I'll tell you where he where he made it his grip was unbelievably strong and most of those events involve like you got to have a strong grip you know you're picking up something you're grabbing it you're holding it in me a lot of hand strength is a lot a lot of that yeah I do a lot of stuff where a grip comes in right I know you do uh but anyways uh rockin uh in other news this happened in uh in Rhode Island and this a couple of weeks go Rhode Island road was closed to traffic for eight hours while workers cleaned up 20 tons of spilled squid oh trailer was taken the squid to a processing facility when the trailer part that dislodged and tipped over blah blah blah obviously

1:16:37there not only was a traffic blocked but it was in this little town and squid has a distinctive odor to it said what of the neighbors was it 20 tons of it I can be very it can be very a foul smelling yeah 20 tons of spilled squid now the only reason I bring this up is because I want you when you uh well if you're home look it up right now if you're in your car look it up when you get home because I saw this thing the other day and it's just like uh it's like something out of a movie oh my god is a fisherman it's like it's like think of the movie alien where like the thing goes on his face that's essentially what is going on here I mean yeah it's a Filipino guy and a little fishing and I say fishing boat it's like he's in a canoe and he's hauled an octopus out of the water and it is it literally has attached itself to his face and he's always being

1:17:37with a pipe right it's it's it's a great it's attached to his face and he's hitting it with a stick now rip that thing in bourbon's arms off he's got a rip your nose off that's your risk I'm willing to take but I can't breathe here in a second you know you all like you said that reminded me of alien or whatever but that's something that you would think is a joke like out of a movie or something where an octopus attaches itself to your face totally that's been that's been an occurrence in countless movies yeah this is uh this octopus is totally eating that guy's face now are do you like uh you know calamari is octopus right yeah yeah I like calamari yeah but if you said like hey you want some squid I'm like god no but calamari for a ride I've never had it and is there ever is it really squid and air is it just like some like imitation something that's what I want either way stand good no well I I told I've told the story years years back I

1:18:39finally broke down and had um snails what do you call that escargot escargot my car go three and uh and it was it's lightly breaded and basically it's just an excuse to eat a lot of butter but I was like okay I'll eat a bug with hell and it's right I gotta say it's really good but again anything that's slightly breaded and soaked in garlic butter is going to taste pretty damn good yeah breaded fried soaked in butter could be anything well you ate an alligator you ate a cicada one I guy had gator and I didn't like it I didn't like I didn't hate him it was just kind of like again it was so breaded that I don't really right and but I just found it really tough oh yeah yeah it's tough yeah you're chewing on it for wow kind of calm where you're just chewing on for a while right well you ate a cicada right I did and what you guys up here eating crickets and ants and all that crap when I got roped into that yeah um those are both covered in chocolate

1:19:40though so it was a big deal uh crunchy um see that's the thing I don't you gotta not think about it boom yeah I get but I've never been like a eat weird stuff kind of guys so that's probably the weirdest thing I've eaten is uh I was watching a show last night where uh it was like one of those you know eat weird stuff shows and they were eating fried rattlesnake and that seemed a little tough that's getting desperate right there big time I was seeing those like you know negated afraid the survival shows and they got to eat it eat a snake and you know you're getting down to the nitty gritty there uh with that we had to traffic and weather what is going on from the UC Health Traffic Center UC Health has been helping Cincinnati thrive for 200 years and not stopping now find the groundbreaking care you need at UC Health dot com watch out for debris blocking the right lane on westbound 275 that's between Wintner Road and Hamilton Avenue expect

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1:29:18i'm here on my uh find leather currency and couch storing at a blank wall waiting for these moments together i call it a thropal me you and the rock well let me ask you this because we are always talking about your koi pond and i this yes it's right and i thought of you because this place that debonized state in san francisco it was uh you know cool little uh cottage you thing that we stayed in and then and the lady had a koi pond now or your koi like her koi because these things were probably about easy ten twelve pounds or do you have i always thought of koi as little koi fish well my koi go out at seven seven fifteen every evening i have a nice uh outdoor chair i throw in a few uh elements of food some vitamins some minerals the little koi some respect me so much they i kneeled out and they come up and yet on my hand and then i

1:30:21sit there and just watch little babies swim around and uh mine are about uh about two and a half years ago i had four now i have thirty one that i'm after being responsible for and the sadness i have at the end of this year which is coming up in about a month when i have it cleaned out all the waters gone put the koi in a little waiting pool here comes the guys and they clean out the bottom of the koi and they put them with the net i have to decide to take away five to ten koi and put them next door and Jeff mures large lake where he tells me they will be eaten by other fish it is a terrible moment in my life because so he surely tells me it's a terrible thing but you know at one point my pond's only about six by twenty feet two and a half feet deep rocks and foliage i got a little bit of a bridge i have a little bit of a wind chime that goes off and that gives them peace and quiet i'm going to have to determine who lives and who dies not just dies but eaten by catfish

1:31:28torn apart it's that they weren't sin from sin that's a big decision i got the end of October by holloween that it'll be shut down for the season and i'll have a tear in my eye like a mommy and daddy a couple uncles and an auntie and i put them a little pale walk about a half a mile to my right and say here boys are on your own and it's a terrible ending of a good life you should have like a hunger games type competition amongst the koi of like see who's worthy and that the loser ends up this catfish state how do you select and be picked the smallest the biggest the widest the sickliest what how do you do it once who don't respect you yeah yeah the democrats that you find the ones that are liberals and you you put them in the pal how do you do it the blue kill go yeah yeah you voted for comma you got to go you know almo almo told me that size matters to the bigger you are the more likely it is you'll be heading to east and between here and

1:32:32march shots previous estate will be at two large lakes and Jeff your accepts them i put them in then we watch the other fish come around and tear them to shreds much like little crocodile might be eating a little baby hippo that's what's going to happen next door and it's a bad moment because i spent time with these things i nursed them i cared for them i get them a good environment and all of a sudden their master takes them and have them eaten alive it's kind of sad when you think about now you play god and decide who's going to live and who's going to enjoy the power the power of it all willy you decide life and death yes i can't take it but if you want rock when you put up my our our our foliage for Greece yes the little christmas the reeds i'll do i'll wait till you come and you can watch the scene wouldn't that be bring the little rocks bring them all and they can watch the battle between life and death get a real life lesson you know why it's hard out there circle life

1:33:33killer big out eater being that's it and i think they know the moment's coming i just have a sense they know what's coming and that's why there's so nice to me at night i really i will make them up you know like you're hoping i'm not the one eating alive by a captain trying to gain your favor so they will not be the chosen ones all right well well yeah switching gears football season starts to night bangles bangles of course start on sunday i know you have made predictions i i have not heard it with my own ears your thoughts sir on the bangles season this year well the rock is uh in tune he is he shouldn't make this public but the rock picked Tampa to beat up on the bangles in fact he bangles to go oh and two the first two games of the year now if if if bigger mayfield who i think

1:34:36got he's gotten the most out of his ability he doesn't look like a quarterback doesn't act like it's a prime quarter doesn't throw like a quarterback but the guy's a winner i think his record against the bangles is something like five and one or six and two so he regularly beats Joe from oak la homa and ls you somehow this guy wins imagine if he had the body of joe burrow instead of the body of baker mayfield that's a different story but i think this year with all the problems we've had in Cincinnati all the riots all the crime all the dislocation of neighborhoods the fact that clipped in businesses can i even open during football season because of the miscreants about one to two hundred destroying the life of everyone else we need something to lift our spirit to make us rise again is a great community the tennis tournament was great the far works are unbelievable and fc continues to tie games and soccer which i don't fully understand but nonetheless if there's a disappointment this season with joe burrow who by the way turns

1:35:3930 years old next year this is the moment for the team with sexy dexity with the receiving core with the draft that was so good the the idea that this team will be different and better especially when they they have a bad schedule they're not playing shall we say a tough schedule i think rock would know there's i think they have one of the weakest schedules in football and most their games are one o'clock on a sunday which is the bangles and joe burrow play better one o'clock on a sunday than almost any other time the disappointment from the heights of anticipation would be so great i'm not sure we could survive so this has got to be the year eddy this has got to be the year where the bangles arise like a mighty tsunami and the bowels of the middle of the pacific ocean and sweep aside all the other NFL teams 31 strong and take us back to the super bowl for once again to lose and some controversy or call that's what i'm predicting wait a minute now but what if what if what if for a second you are gifted the the whole town is gifted with that elusive championship

1:36:42has been dodging since nineteen ninety would you ever come off of that high willy no i don't have the only thing i would bring me down at that point would be the death of disease of my koi other than that i can't and maybe the reds isn't possible eddy and i have said this rock before we retire with the thanks of a grateful populace we want to see the bangles and the reds when super bowl and world series crowns and maybe zabia or uc when the national you know the a college championship in the final four and maybe fc to win whatever the amela amela's cup as i'm not sure what that is but nonetheless for that to happen would be it eddy i'll put it on you if the bangles win the super bowl yes will you go into the sunset with the thanks of a grateful nation absolutely willy i i absolutely i want it to be i but i wanted to be a reds bangles combo sir kine eight nineteen ninety were in a what three year period

1:37:42it was a cheat glory was there and it was within our grasp yet it did not happen it was right there in my ami it was right there and then the reds made it happen and also was at ninety one or ninety two when the uc bear cast went to the final four i need to and and and and then michigan five they beat the crap out of them and and let's face it we need this in our town we have a bad self image we anticipate bad things are about to happen we do we do normally we're right we're right but then to break that jinx they came to us in nineteen ninety would film me with emotions i'd have difficulty expressing would you take all credit for it absolutely because of the side gave absolutely remember remember when when when moe was next to the garbage dump there in los angeles yes the homeless encampments are everywhere the fee to the new year's order yes indeed also you know the defecation the urination the fornication

1:38:43all the nations were together and they would have won except the lousy call at the end of the game at which gave the ramps gifted the ramps i touched down and then joe burrow is flailing around the fifty yard line here's number ninety nine erandano treating him like a like a like a pancake with on the griddle just flipping flopping almost i can't imagine that that's what's going to and another thing and and Detroit eddie you remember this you had first and goal on the one yard line and we had moonios but we had blados so we had remington we have maximum toy and they couldn't go thirty six inches in four place with big shots that was a big shot and who was the size of a billiard battering rent and he couldn't go that's just in a way in the super bowl in college where this fumbling all over the place i couldn't take it they lost by less than a touchdown of course that's what i recall there are people out there that say that game was thrown

1:39:43it was sure no question and in martin break in his leg and saying Lewis that's that's another moment in time so well i'd be happy to see this how many wins do you see the spengal's team achieving this year it's written down i have on the back of my journal i keep a journal every every show i do rock i have them going twelve and five i think rock is them going eleven no no no you have them going fifteen and and two if i'm not mistaken or fourteen or three yeah i think i have been going eleven yeah eleven and five yeah i can't see the steam not win eleven games for sure there's you're then you got like one more loss they can have in a whole winter at a long time i'm like that's a terrible thing i hope you're right though i i would like to lose that bet and i would love to see the bangle go fifteen and two or fourteen and three whatever you postulated and it begins with Baker mayfield signing a hundred and sixty five million dollar

1:40:44contract happy signed a three year one hundred million dollar that guy's making a quarter of a billion playing quarterback and no one saw that coming out of Oklahoma i don't think well willy with the that we will let you go god bless you god bless america and god bless your poor koi you have to make the call may god wrap his arms around their fins and a loving embrace will yes and let them eat the catfish instead of the other way around man god bless america i doubt thank you will god bless the the the throttle thank you very much thank you thank you buddy there goes uh there goes willy trying to uh so it is the sophie's choice out there you yeah i choose you you you know what i do i don't know if he had enough attention to me you're one of the crowd you're the one so he's making fun of me i can see a side i mean oh no uh with that didn't mind we head to the traffic and the weather when it's going on

1:41:50from the uc health traffic center uc health has been helping Cincinnati thrive for 200 years and not stopping now find the groundbreaking care you need at uc health dot com good news on southbound 75 an earlier accident now cleared after shepherd lane that was in the left lane on eastbound 275 though center lane blocked from an accident after read heartman all right back with eddie and rocky just a little while longer yes ed and apparently it's a whole new day at the tsa see what i did there and with the mortuary port on that we have our good friend clear mc michael from a bc clear what is the latest with this hey guys so i spoke with the tsa administrator yesterday and they're basically three new pieces of views that are really um some big developments for tsa so first of all tsa is considering letting some passengers bring water factor security um so this would be precheck only and they say that it's because they have these new 3d bags scanners that can tell

1:42:53if a substance in your luggage is water or if it's another type of liquid so this is one thing that they're looking at in the coming month right wow yeah i might respond to so uh sorry go ahead no i'm sorry clear you go ahead you know i i mean your reaction really says it all right like this is a big change especially because we haven't been able to do this since basically 9-11 and that brings me to another thing that they're looking at which is maybe you guys remember or you've seen in movies how you used to be able to go through security go to the gate and greet your you know your mom your boyfriend when he got off the plane haven't done that in a while right correct so that also is coming back um really for the first time since 9-11-2 this is for precheck members only it works how you you register a couple days ahead of time and then you can go through but that's another big change that they're rolling out so are these things they're potentially doing

1:43:57or this is set in stone and if so what day is this does it start so the liquid is potential they're considering it within the next couple months but the gate side program has started already is that 13 different airports right now and they're going to be rolling it out to hopefully nationwide within the next year um they're also doing new precheck lands and so this combines three different types of technology um you can the first step is you pass through an e-gate um which uses facial recognition so you can leave your boarding pass your ID in your pocket purse whatever then you take your bags and you put them on a 3D scanner which is you know why they're thinking about the water again and then you yourself pass through a 3D body scanner so that's also going to be next week at some airports um of course you know the the rollout everywhere will be about a year but yeah so i'm being developed coming up so so Claire what airports do you expect these to start with

1:45:03so we know that um the the new precheck lines will be at Bela's coming up next week we're not too sure where else they're going to be at this point um but the the airports that are doing gate side right now it's really a variety of all types of sizes of airports across the country just off the top of my head um i know they're doing it in Vegas uh i i think they're doing it in Detroit i i'd have to look back at the list but you know if it's really all over see i always thought that the the folks that have you know the vendors that have restaurants and little drink shops back um as you get past security what would never allow people to be able to bring their own water because i mean yeah i mean who hasn't been there right you're like god i don't want to spend six dollars on a bottle of water but i got no other choice right my god it's so true but you know there there are you know you can bring your own water bottle through if it's empty and then you can refill it at the drinking fountain in there so that's the thing already yeah and i've also seen

1:46:06Claire about um people saying you know they might allow you through because you were talking about coming to greet your parents or a boyfriend or whatever uh that they might allow you to go in and shop and uh and eat and stuff because you know i get a hanker and everyone's want to go to the airport and spend twenty four dollars for uh jen and tonic uh after after after after after paying twenty dollars to park correct nothing like a two hundred dollar night out to get a hamburger and a drink uh all right with that Claire you i thank you so much always appreciate talking with you guys thank you Claire thank Claire Claire make michael from abc and in other news and now you live in a condo and you got the whole top level you got the east wing you got the west wing you got the north wing you got all of it right you've got pools on either side servants quarters servants quarters right you got the horse stable down the one end there you gotta have that right

1:47:07helipad um do you before all that luxury ad do you pay an HOA yes do you like paying the HOA no is it pricey yes i guarantee it's not as pricey as this so this is in a california condo complex let's see here um yes a 499 unit uh torrents complex i guess is what it's called and so i guess the like the the the entrance way needed like a bunch of like a refurbishing right you know they called it the the podium and they had it we went down to piping and very very complex repairing the elevators the whole thing um so the HOA decided um to to redo all this okay the price tag on nothing was 13 million okay plus the the repiping the elevator so then it came up to 19 million well somehow the so homer's association passed that cost on to their residence so now each

1:48:09resident on top of their normal HOA fees are now hit with 49 thousand dollars oh hell no there must be nice you can just pass that just make these extravagant upgrades and just pass that along right since one is that work is used done the owner of the building usually take care of all that is raising a pay an HOA right but but hey saying hey you know it costs a little more we had to re-outredo is 49 thousand dollars you i would be in a straight jacket first of all i hate paying HOAs i've never lived in a neighborhood that i that i had to pay HOAs because i'm not a fan no and my my wife keeps telling me like look if we ended up all of our other yeah this and that together yeah and i know it's more it's is it worth fighting over that much more probably not because it's convenient but it still sticks on my crawl exactly so anyway but don't don't don't move out

1:49:09there so yeah these um and i guess it's not just California but i guess New York currently has the median HOA for just condos is 739 a month Hawaii 470 but you know again i mean pales in comparison to this one here that on top of their normal you know 700 plus dollars a month we have it now they're doing an extra bill of 49 grand see that's uh no not baby enough no no no no no so rock uh well maybe something like that might get a guy riled up enough to uh uh to go berserk yes this happened to Dalton new hamster a guy's in custody after stealing a rescue truck okay this was a couple of weeks ago and using it to ram into a fire engine the guy nested in a Roman the second uh 30 not only hit the fire engine which sustains a

1:50:13significant damage but also ran over water supply lines crashed into a personal vehicle knocked over nearby fences and narrowly missed three fire fire fire fighters after ending his wrecking speed by crashing into a nearby property and attempting to steal items off of the porch no one was injured and firefighters were able to continue using the uh the fire the hoses on the fire the thing about the uh about this uh situation is mr. Roman there was using the uh rescue truck to ram into the fire engine while the firefighters were battling his house fire okay so i'm i'm playing out what could have happened here in order to claim the insurance he says the fire right they usually put it out he's like no no no the house did end up being a total loss but he is uh end up with the multiple counts and he let's just say but yeah

1:51:17can you just fighting the fire and he got some guy a truck ramming the fire engine down the street go away yeah i'm going let it burn let it burn there's a i introduced his my friend Benjamin Franklin right a little some extra extra extra just let it go man but how how stupid are you you know when you you you do you think you've got the perfect crime going you don't think the fire department is not going to come and then people just don't think and then when you get into steal one of their trucks and start trying to run them over you're not going to think there's not going to be i don't know repercussion he didn't think it all the way through add which is normally the case in these sort of situations it really it seemed like a good plan though rock to be honest with you it was definitely a knee jerk plan oh let's see this guys oh crap here they come uh with the that thought in mind we

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