Thursday-07-13-2023

All right, good morning everybody. It is six o seven here on the case O Day Radio program phone number eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four as we get things rolling here on your Thursday. Vegas has been a fun place this week. I'm not gonna lie to you, so you know. For and and by the way, much to my horror, eventually did see thankfully edited photos of that dude who decided he was he was gonna sucker punch and attempt to well, I didn't attempt to, he did obviously

assault somebody. It looks like one lega dude at the Flamingo Bar in Vegas. Excuse me before, guy with one leg gotta get that that artificial leg and then make his way down to Harrah's, Yeah, Harrah's, strip all of his clothes off and then get on a poker table and start swinging the old business around, which which wasn't enough, right because there's a still frame

of him on this poker tail. And what's really troubling, although not altogether unexpected, is like the in the photo, which again thankfully was blurred in that area, like the people standing around watching it, they're smiling like they're

watching a Vegas show. And then and I and I actually I didn't envision it properly in the story, it said he then switched his position and bent over and pointed his naked behind at people and was spreading things while making his providing a voiceover for his um his backside, which I I don't know why. I don't know if it's something from a movie or what. Oh, you know what it is. It is from a movie. You know who's from it? Just it literally just dawned on me. You know whose fault

it was that. I just assumed, when you're making your um your butt cheeks speak Jim Carrey, isn't that Isn't that something from like a from one of the Jim Carrey movies where like he did it, but you have to have an accent while you're doing it. So I just assumed he was like straight bent over. But I then saw the other still photo where he's actually now laying on the poker table, lay in the air like he's backside sonning that weird thing we learned about, and it's it's it's in that fashion he's

having his dairy air speak to people, all right. So that was story number one, and in both instances people are standing around with a big old grin on their face because I guess you're in Vegas, you know, like, oh my gosh, do I have a story now? I got a story for when I get back home. And that dude was arrested. Well, meanwhile, while that's going on over at Caesar's Palace, things are getting

crazy as well. A man was arrested and a woman described as the hostage thankfully released unharmed after an hour's long standoff at a hotel room in Caesar's Palace. You probably saw where all of a sudden from the outside one of the windows, in this case, the twenty first floor window on the facade of the Caesar's Palace, where somebody smashed out the window. Obviously those windows don't open unless you literally break them out, and and it was all visible from

the pool there. Somebody's throwing furniture out of the thing like like an eighties hair band to stay in there, and they're like, what can we do to this room? And that includes a family from Clayton in this story,

Ril had. They say they were at the pool when they look up and somebody's throwing furniture out one of the tower windows, which as you can imagine, thankfully resulting in no injuries, but probably made some folks nervous considering the swimming pools right below the tower there and it's like ten thirty in the morning.

Let's see here. Lynn Hellman from Clayton said they were at the resort pool around ten thirty when all of a sudden they were rushed out of the area after a man broke out a window above the pool was throwing stuff out the window, including a dresser, nightstand, TV lamps, whatever you can get a hold of. Hellman says she was vacationing in Vegas with her wife, Alyssa. My wife and I were somewhat frightened when the security guards were I mean refrightened or reb like, oh my gosh, I got a story

without having a look at naked dude on the poker table. Everybody loves the story, man. I think you know, I gotta be honest. I think there's quite a few people got themselves a story. I got a Vegas story. I'm proud of that. All I had to do was go to the Hilton there at attached to the convention center where I used to go to a conference out there, went about four or five years in a row. Never liked Vegas, which is weird. Obviously there's an immense amount of things

to do there. I'm not a huge you know, go the slot machines or any of the rest of the only real gambling I would do in Vegas. I don't mind sports books, but um I those it's like fifty dollars or one hundred dollars and you can go sit a poker table and maybe you win something. I can do that because I can kill a lot of time, but like crabs roulette, I don't get into any of it. Just that being said, it's good to have a story, and in this case, I so we'd go to this conference, me and one of my co

workers. For the years I was going to this thing, it was always in July. It was just miserable. And you have to even though the Hilton's basically attached the convention center, you have to step outside for a film, you know, and walk across like on a street, but a parking lot, get in the convention center and I'm like, this is horrible.

However, I was sitting in the bar at the Hilton and we're there with I don't know, maybe like seven to eight people that are at this thing, this h this convention, and uh, you know, we're just shooting the breeze, having some drinks whatever, and there is a there is a very attractive looking young woman who's working her way down the bar, who's chatting with basically some of the older convention goers. And it's pretty obvious that she's

working if you catch a drift. So and she didn't really we were we were in our twenties whatever. She really didn't hit us up. But we're watching it and we're commenting on it, and eventually I kind of lose track of what she's doing. And when when you're in the bar at the Hilton there there, you know, it's got a big circular bar casinos behind you, but basically the main path you have to take to get over to where the rooms are. They got like a sandwich place, they got a bank

of ATMs and then they had a bar there. Right. So we're sitting there and eventually she snares someone, right, and it was it was interesting too because the guy was we recognized him from basically being just down one of the rows from where we were. Um, anyway, she's snaring and he is blitzed man, and you see her like lead him over to these ATMs. Well it's it's only like twenty thirty feet from where a table is,

so we can actually kind of hear a little of what's going on. And he's so hammered he can't run the ATM, but she's willing to help. So he's like pulling cards out of his wallet and stuff and trying to work the ATM, you know, to get whatever it is. I guess they

agreed upon, and he can't do it. And he's like loudly yelling various pin numbers for the different cards he's pulling out, like you couldn't witness a bigger financial disaster getting ready to happen, And I guess eventually they get whatever they need. Somebody got mad at me, like, why didn't you go over do something? None of my business? I adopted the the Hayes for

sheriff motto, there ain't my business. So eventually, like they're pulling pulling money out and like he's trying to jam it in his pocket, and then she's she's got another card out there, and she's depending what the pin is, and the whole thing was tragic. Dude, I had to go to Vegas once for work to cover like a motorcycle race, okay, And it was supposed to be like a like a page and it turned into like two hundred four pages. Oh wow, I see two hundred and four. Huh.

It's a pretty emiting It is an adventure. It really was, poor bastard. The worst part was didn't they go what? I didn't see either one of them. I didn't the rest of that night. But the next day we're all, you know, we're all a little hungover, and we go and then we're kind of where our booth area is there, and we see this dude coming down the row looking like he had got run over by like all the buses, and I'm just like I I was mildly curious how

that turned out for him. But I suspect it what it weren't good with all of that, man, I'm telling I think, yeah, you're I think anybody who goes there should come back with a story, and most people do. Yeah, I mean, I just yeah, I know I stories

somebody else, if you know what I mean. I can't say flying back from Vegas this one time was the worst flight I've ever been on because I had the window seat, and the guy behind me had the window seat, and he was passed out with his head angled at the window and he was breathing through this space between or two seats, and good god, that guy must have partied a bit in Vegas because it was the worst stench and smell for the entire ride back from Oh my, the entire flight, No,

but this guy specific, Oh god, it was bad just thinking about it. Anyway, enjoy your breakfast this morning, all right, So that flight and then one other flight, because I think that that's got to be the worst one is the post Vegas stuff. I think post Vegas and then any flights that emanate from like um like Cancoon or something right where everyone's at the all inclusive so they're just tying them on to the last minute. Those are

bad. But also the ash Wednesday flight from New Orleans, right, so you got fat Tuesday and then everyone parties their brains out, and then you get a flight out of there, you know, noon or something the next day. Just kill yourself. I would say this too. The flight to Vegas is always different than the flight out of Vegas. When you're there, they're like, oh, we're welcome, to Vegas and the whole plane usually explodes like whoa, And on the way back it is the exact opposite,

like everyone's dead, everyone's good a headache. I remember being in the I think it was I can't remember. It was a casino or like at McDonald's the day of my flight, absolutely no money in my account, it had almost sucked dry, and just wishing I could buy an egg McMuffin because my buddy who drooped down, who drove down from Salt Lake City, Yeah, ended up like we went to Okay. So it was the get Richard Died

Trying World premiere. Fifty cent invited like ten DJs out and I was one of them, and I invited one of my buddies from Salt Lake City to drive down, and fifty cent took us to a strip club and my buddy ended up getting I don't know how many lap dances and guess whose card it went on? Oh no, we tried to leave it. These two bodyguards jump in front of us, these big big rhimes dude, right, these guys, and they're like, you ain't leaving. I'm like what, and

they're like you gotta go see it? And we go back and he's like, yeah, this as much money's on your tab. And I looked at Clay, my buddy, and I'm like, what did you do? What did you do? And he's like, I told him we were with fifty cent we're part of his entourage. And they just kept giving me dances. So they drained my account. I'm literally crying at the strip club. But at least they gave us a free limo ride back to the hotel. Well they didn't murder you, so so right, you know, and take you

out and do anything horrendous, so you have that going for you. Right, Yeah, I didn't die, so it's good man anyway. All right, So yeah, that's the thing that happened six twenty three, hanging keeping you connected. This is ninety five WPTI in the Triad and one oh six one FM Talk in the Triangle. Oh this wasn't isn't as aggressive? Why isn't it that story? Fine, I'll make this a topic to somebody who's like, he didn't go over and you know, do that dude to something.

No, I didn't the guy over at the ATM getting Pilford and frankly, I don't know. Maybe she only Withdrew whatever they agreed upon, I don't know. I had no idea who the guy was. I did say again, I saw him the next morning walking up the aisle looking like trucks at in him. And but why is that my is Some guys sent me an email when I told that story one time. He's like, bros, look out for bros. And I'm like, no, no, no, no no, I'm just doing my thing. Man, that is none of

my business. Whatsoever? One oh six one f them Talk and nine four five w PTI, two stations driving the best in talk. This is Casey O Day and Carolina's Morning News. So are we because every day we're gonna get a new Kamala Harris like explainer. Don't need this. Yesterday yesterday it was Kamala Harris explaining what transportation is. Today we have audio of the Vice President letting you in on what exactly AI is. For those of you go on, like you hear that term and you're like, oh, what is

that? I don't know what that is? Here you go And I think the first part of this issue that should be articulated is AI is kind of a fancy things. First of all, as two letters, it means artificial intelligence, but ultimately what it is is it's about machine learning, and so

the machine is taught. And part of the issue here is what information is going into the machine that will then determine and we can predict them if we think about what machine, what information is going in, what then will be produced in terms of decisions and opinions may be made through that sweet relief where those geese come from. You know what, don't care. Maybe she can explain what geese are tomorrow. Who is she speaking to? What is it? Is? It a room full of people that are I don't I don't

even want to attack octogenarians on this. I feel like they have a better understanding of what AI is. Lord, you know what it is. It's a room full of my uncle who uncle's smoke back in the day. Man, I've never seen anyone who was more screw technology than that guy. And you know what, I didn't understand it when I was younger, because you're young and you're like, yeah, cool, look where they invented, you know, But dude had it figured out. Now. I feel to say,

way the older I get. I saw a video it was cell phone, wouldn't touch He's just like these are the dumbest things ever, Why would I want people bugging me? I saw a video it was like filmed in like you know, it's old and an old film footage, and it was filmed in like god, maybe like nineteen fifty. But the guy was like super old. He was like ninety five years old. He was a farmer

somewhere and he was talking about technology and how it's changed the world. And the dude brought up so many good points, like you're saying, just like, hey, life was a lot better, believe it or not. Yeah, he was. He would not on board anything. Man, He didn't have the only the biggest piece of technology I remember him owning was a VCR because he didn't have cable or nothing, no satellite dish, nothing. He had a VCR and he had I remember he had every Western you could think

of on VHS. So if you go over it, so we were bored to tears his kids, man, because you know what shape that. So if we were over at uncle smokes house, which obviously was his nickname. Uh, first name was Stephen and then I was married to my grandmother's sister, so it wasn't even technically I guess my first uncle, but whatever, I remember. We go over to their house as kids, we'd be bored to tears if we couldn't get outside right because your only options were you know,

like two hundred Western movies and that was it. That was the extent of the technology he was. He was anti cell phones, video game, you'd name it, and you know, as a kid, as a younger person, was like this sucks, man. But now it's like that thing where I tried, you know, during that window in the middle of the day, I I'll plug my cell phone in uh over on the counter and just is the longest I can leave it there. And I get like a

little bit of anxiety when it gets into the afternoon. I'm sitting down to put prep together when I have to go over and like hit the you know, push the button to see what's all on the lock screen that I've been ignoring all day. Hate it, Hate it with a passion. So I'll say this when I went back this past week and visited my mom up and schennected it in New York. Oh yeah, she has no internet, she has basic cable. She doesn't even have a VCR or a DVD player,

and I will say this, I enjoyed my time. It's been so relaxing. And I would say probably like once or twice a day I consider just walking out or like driving out to the woods somewhere and throwing my phone into the woods and just driving away. You know, one of the things that AT and T did is if you have whatever with their main plant, their big plan you have, you can call from anywhere in the Americas now, right with the exception of like I think it's like a French French guy on

or something. I don't know. You look at the map, it's basically North America, Central America, South America. And you know, it wasn't that long ago that if you were going on a trip, and you were going on a trip out of the country, you could feasibly be anywhere. You could be like, nah, I'm not gonna use my phone because it was so damned expensive. But now it just works if you. I don't know how it is for the other plans I have AT and T, but

that's kind of annoying people getting a hold of you. Work people just the worst. So now I'm like, now I'm jealous, man, but yes, thank you to the Vice President for letting us know what AI is to appreciate it. She had bigger don't worry, she had bigger fish to fry. Yesterday, speaking of travel, where where did I put this that I sent it in prep right? Oh? I swear I sent this? And did I not send the bathroom? Oh? No? Here it is okay,

good, good good. So yesterday Kamala Harris's Twitter account tweeted the following, and I just I want to play out how this is going to work. The majority of domestic flights do not have accessible restrooms. This is unacceptable. Our administration will soon announce a solution to help end this inequity. Really is this, this is the This is the big problem facing America right now is that they don't have handicap restrooms on planes, which, by the way,

isn't altogether accurate from a domestic flight standpoint. But now you're talking about people that are in a wheelchair, whatever it is, there are there are ways that has to be dealt with. Um there are there are actually wheelchairs that you can get on a plane that actually will fit in the row, but they're not standard wheelchairs. So when Kamala Harris is sitting there and She's like, all right, Uh, this is you know, this is obviously

a big problem that we got to solve there. For a lot of it depends what the flights are, and um, you know if you're talking about them the little regional commuter jets, trying to think what they're the bombard the bombardiers, I believe, right, you know the ones that have like like in the when you're walking into the cabin in the first class, we'll only have one row of seats on the left, two on the right, and then four of the tightest damn seats on the rest. There's no overhead space.

How are you going to make those handicap accessible? How are you going to make any non wide body jet for that matter, but and quote handicap accessible from it, because you're talking about a retro fit, and the only way to do that is literally to widen the aisle, which of course will restrict the size of seats. This is such a government solution to stuff.

You're gonna You're gonna mandate the airlines do something that likely will restrict either the number of seats that they can have or the quality of seats that they can have. And you think that you're somehow fighting for the consumer there. This reminds me of the argument turn the whole trans bathroom debate, where people will just add a trans bathroom into every building, right right, Yeah, exactly

like the infrastructure everything you would need to do that is just impossible. I know somebody owns a restaurant on Glenwood and this is I remember having this conversation. He's just like, ah, this, and he when he went to renovate, he was bemoaning literally that suggestion. So what he ended up doing is he ended up just making it. He ended up just taking the signs off his current bathrooms and putting the whatever signs on there because he didn't want

to deal with the garbage. But yeah, no, he was. He was all upset because he's like, what, I don't have room for this? What the what the hell am I going to do? And um So when he when he renovated in there, rather than being multi use, um, he basically just converted them to single use and then put up you know,

use whichever one. But it ended up limiting the number of restroom spots in there because rather than being able to go in there and like in the I remember in the men's room, they had a urinal and then they had a stall. Well then it just turned into a stall in there. And I don't know what the women's was before, but I'm assuming it was a mere image. Um right, well, well it was mere image after. I don't know what the women's was prior to that, but it was,

you know, it was while it wasn't government mandated. It was his way of dealing with it so we didn't have to deal with it, which I understood. But that's a building, and to Ross's point, that's cumbersome for people to have to deal with. You're not what what are you going to do on a plane? Man? You've got to get you've got to rebuild the entire plane. It's you think it's gonna pay for that? You me, anyone who buys a damn ticket man, or I guess take out an

entire row of seats. Yeah, I mean, hell if I know. And think of where the lavatories are located. Right, you get on most planes, they got one in the front and it's generally right by the cockpit door and where they're doing, and then one or two, depending on which

type of plane you're on, in the back. But they're not even necessarily, right, So I guess you'd have to lose four seats in the back, right if you're on like let's you know what's um I'd fly American a lot, so like the three the was it three eighties or but no, not three eighties? What am I thinking of? Seven thirty seven? Eight hundreds? Right? Those are real popular American airlines ones. Those are the ones, the newer ones that like just crash for no reason, but then

they fixed it, so whatever. But yeah, this the Max is the eight hundred Maxes, so that was the one. In fact, that's the plane. I was most recently on a three seven eight hundred Max okay, and m flying into Miami. Thank god I wasn't on that flight out of Asheville I was reading about in the news yesterday. But but they have one in the front and one or two in the back, depending on the series

of the eight hundreds. The only way in the back you're going to be able to expand that is to lose that last row of seats, I mean beams of it. Now, those seats suck because they generally don't recline and you're right next to the restroom. But there's still that's that's four seats. And let's say that the airlines are able to extract I don't know out of those seats a thousand dollars. Well, then that's a thousand they're just going to cut into the rest of the tickets. But no, this is this

is the priority to remember. This is the person who was tasked with the border crisis, and this is how she's spending her time. Uh. Somebody tweeted on this, and they're absolutely right. They said, so, when seating capacity is diminished and prices go up, do you then deploy the government to solve the pricing problem the government created? Yeah? Absolutely, because then and it's an equity issue. Now dare the airlines. That's the cycle of

government. It is absolutely. Man absolutely fix the problem. Well, you know, say something is a problem that's actually not a problem, fix the problem, make it worse, then blame somebody else and fix that problem,

and it just keeps going. The prime example that we've talked about is and they know this is the Obamacare forty to thirty hours switch, right, So it was like all companies, so all full time employees will be uh, you know, the employers will have to deal with the new healthcare mandates, right, and anything they you know, is anyone that's forty at least forty hours. And already you had a lot of companies that were employing people thirty

nine and a half hours. So the government solution was to define full time employment as thirty hours, and the inevitability was a bunch of people that were probably struggling a lot anyway because they're, you know, they're not getting the full forty hours. The companies just went, fine, you worked twenty nine

and a half hours. I saw it in radio. And so these folks were now missing out of nearly ten hours a week because that was the reaction that the companies had their and their solution then was to go out and talk about how greedy business owners were, and it's like, you caused this problem. This is a this is a predictable reaction to a mandate like that.

If the companies already decided that they were going to have people that were just under full time and that's a portion of their workforce, why do you think they're going to change then, especially now that you've made it more expensive to label somebody a full time employee, It's yeah, yeah, you'll screw this up. It's the meme of government breaking your legs, right and then giving you crutches for it, and then saying they solve the problem. Yeah,

well they're very helpful like that. So are they nice crutches? Oh they're super nice? Are they? Are they really nice? They're like the government cheese of crutches. Wait, don't you like Government's good? That's what I'm saying. They're really nice. Okay, Oh, this is the crap they're tweeting. Man, let me but let me let me ask this question, just in the in the in the spirit of fairness. Um, for anyone who has mobility issues listening to this show, right, whether you're whether you're

one hundred percent of a wheelchair or your you have limited mobility. Air airplane bathrooms suck. I we all agree, regardless I think of unless you're on like one of those um uh, you know, the Middle Eastern airlines or some of the Asian airlines have amazing like showers and stuff, but you got to be in first class or whatever. But you know the ones that most of us, they suck, especially if you're taller man, especially if you're on one of those little c J regional jets. Like, and you're over

three feet tall. I got it. But is this such an issue that I shudder to think where they're gonna come up with? Is this that big of an issue? Help me out here, because maybe I'm wrong? All right, six fifty one phone number eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four back in just a few I'm a Barbie girl in a Barbie world, less and blessed. No, it's fantastic. You can brush my hair. I explain what AI is. This is what AI is. Somebody making

Johnny Cash seeing Barbie girl. This is the crap I predicted because I'm in a Barbie listop it. The man could make anything sound like gold. It's not it ain't right, man, somebody. Some of his best songs were covers, though. Look I remember when somebody said Johnny Cash did a nine the nine inch Nails song, right, um hurt. I'm like, I don't know about that. And then I remember watching that video and I'm like,

this is amazing. Gray Stone Chapel, which he did in fulsome prison, right, that was a Glenn Shirley covers him as an inmate there. It's so good. And then now he's got Barbie girls, so good for him. No he doesn't. Yes, my favorite cover is Belore so actually, yeah, I've heard that. It's a good one. It's you should listen to it. It's your house later when you give him, you know what, maybe five time. I'm not sure. Five I got tons of

time. Okay, all right, but no Johnny Cash say no, no, no, no no no, they should they should do him doing whop. All right, you're morning everybody, and happy Thursday. It is the case O Day radio program. Here at seven oh seven. We got and it's a stupid airplane news. The Vice President putting out a tweet yesterday saying that apparently one of the last big pressing issues in our society because everything else is great here in America, is apparently domestic flights. And I looked this

up. The majority of domestic flights in the United States happen on computer sized jets or not commuter size, but non wide body jets almost exclusively. So, uh, you know, the White House going well, you know, one of the big problems is they don't have big handicap accessible restrooms on the planes. One, there are there are different ways that that is handled.

There are because you know, you're not gonna be able in many cases to roll a traditional wheelchair, but there are there are wheelchairs that they can use on planes, but also there are other solutions on depending on what the plane is. Obviously, the fleets across the US or of different ages, different you know, types of jets that can expand the area usable for a restroom.

It is literally a thing that can already happen, but there are going to be simil limitations, especially when you get on those the regional jets, the UM, the Ember I said, Bombardier, the Embrers or whatever, those little those little bastards, the Embers one fifty. I'm one of the last planes I was on was Miami to Raleigh. It was one of those little Embrers. And those bathrooms. I mean, unless you have horrible posture,

you're not gonna feel comfortable the position you would have to achieve. Um going into that, although I don't sit down in an airplane bathroom that here you want to put. You want a thing to solve people who go number two in airplane bathrooms. That's the national crisis facing US. I literally the last flight I was on, UM, you know, one of the last flights I was on. It wasn't. It wasn't the little commuter one. It was. It was the larger bodiles saying it was one of those seven

thirty seven eight hundreds. Right. So we're sitting there and you know, when you hit ten thousand feet, you hear the ding, right, and then you can recline your seat or get your trade table out or you know, stand up or whatever. Like literally the ding hadn't finished dinging, and this dude is belining it for the for the for the restroom. So we've

been in the air. We've been on that plane and in the air for all right, excuse me, we've been on that plane in a position where we couldn't get up, and then in the air for what I mean, what do we talk in ten fifteen minutes? Fifteen minutes maybe, And this dude goes into that into that bathroom, and he didn't emerge for a while, and I was sitting I was I was lucky. I was sitting literally first row, right, so I'm staring right at where this thing is.

And he goes in there, and he's in there for like twenty minutes, there for a long time, and he emerges and like I already knew what was up? And I'm I'm waiting, I'm waiting, I'm waiting. And you know, because I I was on a layover, I had been I had had a few beers, all of that, and I want to say twenty minutes after he's done. So now we're about halfway through the flight, I'm like, uh, I need to I need to run to the b I walked in there. Man, I understand why people try to open the

doors midflight. Right there, absolutely destroyed. That's the national crisis we need to be addressing right there. I mean, he could have had some sort of health issue like colitis or something. I think he's probably dead now, judging by what was going on. I always have an irrational fear of doing like going number two on a plane and having just that section of the plane fall out of the plane, making me like the poop version of dB CO. I would do terrifying. I know you would be in here, yeah,

yeah, yeah, we would totally do that story. You kidding me? Yeah, So we need to address that. And also, and I'm somebody who flies a lot, but I know there's some of you that travel for work. So you're you know, you're in a plane a few times, a couple of times a week probably, and so this is anecdotal. But it used to be if I could put on my old man get off my lawn hat. It used to be that when you'd go to board a plane, everyone look, everyone knows how we board here in the United States.

By the way, in some parts of the world they actually board backwards. I don't know if you know this. So when they call the sections for boarding, if you're sitting in the very back ten rows, you're like the first group. And then that's how they load the plane. Although the beef that people are going to have with that is overhead, because now everything's

a damn gate check, a forced gate check. But I digress. It used to be if I was gonna go get on a plane, the first group they call, and I'll give you the the American one, because that's who I fly mostly. So the first group is the concierge, keyholders, military, active military, and people who require assistance. And generally the people acquire assistance. I they're the ones who go first to the first and you

get on a regular sized plane. Man, And I gotta tell you, it used to be there'd be one or two people that were in those wheelchairs. Now there's like six and there was I remember I counted ten on one flight, and I'm gonna make a judgment call here. I didn't get the impression, based on the increased mobility that I saw of some of those individuals once they were on the plane, that they had any business taking advantage of

the whole wheelchair thing to get on a plane. Right. I'm not begrudging anyone who genuinely requires that, but it appears to me that there are people that are abusing that system. I understand too why they're doing it. You're gonna get your overhead space, you get to board first, right, there's some advantages there. But man, I'm sitting there and it's like just wheelchair after wheelchair after wheelchair going by, and you know, you need look.

And some people are very elderly or clearly clearly that's what the program is intended for. But there's a lot of people who are either just really overweight or I don't know what's going on. But then they're on the plane and they're getting up, they're moving around and there, and it's you know, and the airlines ain't gonna say nothing, No, They're going to interrogate some kid for getting off the plane in Charlotte instead of New York. We got that

story. We'll get to but people taking advantage that because you know why, because there's a bunch of people there, scumbags out there. Let's just be honest, just and have no shame. The amount of embarrassment that I would feel attempting to abuse the system that's put in place to facilitate people with genuine mobility issues, that's a kind of crap that just irritates me. So we'll deal with the number twours and people abusing the wheelchair system, and then if

you want to talk about bathrooms, we can do that. Ah, just the worst. What is this? Oh that looks fun. You know what, maybe that's what we should do. So just sent me a picture of the restroom. Uh, this is in a se So this is military C one thirty and it's basically it's just against the wall of the plane and then there's like a shower curtain you kind of like fold across your knees. Well there you go. Probably gotta work on those as well. Oh man,

Donna, what's going on? Good morning, Casey. No, it's not so I'm remembering all these losers on the planes. But anyway, go ahead, Sorry the mother opened the door and wanted to tell you something, oh something about the grocery store. Anyway, I have a solution, at least I think I have a solution, my uh for the airline bathroom issue. Um, you know, you could do like a collaboration also was United or

Southwest? They could You know how hotels have their own little bottles of shampoo, etc. So you could have you could have airline collaborations with depends and you could call it the Biden bathroom. Yeah, but then you know, if it doesn't hold, some poor bastards got to sit in that seat next and thinking about that, you know the wheelchair issue too, didn't Disney have a problem with that, Like they they were to let disable people go first,

and then all of a sudden everybody was in a wheelchair. No, So what was happening is people were literally lying about their kids having cognitive issues. Is what was happening. That's what it was. Yeah, I knew it was something some Yeah it was. But I remember one of the stories I read where people were literally like they were seeking out, they were lying, they were lying about their kids. Was was the issue having developmental issues

or autist two issues or other. And I'm not sure exactly how that works anyway, but um, I remember I was reading that and I just hated all the people involved in that. So, yeah, it was terrible. Hey mom, what did you want to say to Casey? What did I

do? And I see the same thing as the grocery store young girls using the my my mother wanted to complain about the big fat girls using the writing things as they Yeah, so with right, I don't know why, but I guess I kind of feel like that's different just in the sense that it generally is not in inconveniencing me. And let's go this. This whole this whole rand session was about me. So but I hear you, all right,

thank you very much. Having going The other thing regarding the Disney story were the people that were trying to rent disabled children so they can get the fast pass to skip the line. That's what it was. It was Lisa kid Man. I remember, I remember there was more to that. Yes, you're absolutely right, and they're like, now we're not bad people, Listen, We're awesome because we're bringing a special needs kid to Disney. You said Red like you're going down to the Avis. We need a Yeah,

so we need a Toyota Corolla and a kid with a down syndrome. Uh, you know, maybe they should package it. Yes, I remember, that's exactly what it was. It was, Yeah, it was. It was about that. One of the scummiest things I've ever heard. And because when you actually do have a child that needs that fast pass like we do. It was a good thing, but people abused it and now they changed their entire system, Like the system they had isn't there anymore. And I

guess it sucks. It's somebody just sent me an email. So the last time we were at Disney it was like Daytona. There were so many people with scooters in May. Yeah, this is you know. And it's also and to add to the list also the sheer volume of emotional support animals that have no training whatsoever that you witness where where. What it was was an r DU And this guy's got a bulldog and he's got one of those you know, those twenty dollars vests from the internet on this thing. And this

bulldog is out of control. Man, right, this don't give me any of that emotional support garbage. He just hits just his pet and he's just like I found a loophole, right, yes, renting kids? Yes, yes, yes, yeah, I knew it was horrible. I had forgotten how horrible exactly. All right, seven twenty you're on the case O Day radio program, So yeah, start your morning with that coming up. Uh oh, we got very sad. We got a wrestler who's passed away.

I admit I didn't remember this dude. Did you remember this guy with a name. I've never heard of the dude. You've seen him get up. I think it's a Mandela effect thing. I don't remember the dude at all. Really, Okay, will he beat Jerry Lawler? I saw that in his little bio there will claim to fame? So um well we'll get into that. California continues to be California. All right, hang on for all

of it coming up next, Thank you. Casey is on nine four five w PTI in the Triad and one oh six one FM Talk in the Triangle. What do you think about them? Apple? Oh, I don't know. As much as I'm annoyed by these folks every now and then, it is it is one entertainment. So what do you they what do you think is more ironically funny that? Or do you remember the people went in and

glued themselves to the floor of the was it Porsche? It was Porsche, right, They went into the Porsche factory over there, and they glue their hands to the floor, right, and they forgot about I don't know if somebody go into the bathroom. I forgot about going to the bathroom. But also the Volkswagen who owns it, basically they're like I. And then they everyone just they shut off the lights and went home and turned off the heating. So now they were glued to the floor, couldn't go to the bathroom,

and they were all like, this is so cold. Ah so over in Germany, eco activists used concrete and epoxy resin mixture to glue their hands to asphalt during a protest and end up having to literally like cut away part of the asphalt. And you see these two nitwits sitting there and they still have both their hands or connected via a piece of asphalt in apoxy, which has the unfortunate side effect of potentially causing um um amputation of one's hand.

Because you you know, you you shouldn't encase body parts in in asphald or concrete or resin for that matter. And um, the real peak irony hits home. I think if they do chop your hand off and you you get out one of those prosthetics and it's made from petroleum. So oh, eco moonbats, man, I'm telling you absolute unadulter rated. Entered one six one FM Talk in the Triangle and here's talking nine four five WPTI in the Dryad. All right, seven thirty five. Yes, people pointing out the obvious

series. No, we've mentioned that. Obviously. You get these uh, these eco moonbats who grind traffic to a halt, cause the scene more vehicles to idle for longer. And yes, but they don't care. But man, when they glue themselves to something and it turns out hilarious, we're here for it. Although I would you know, I would be you want to make sure you're the moonbat on the right, so that it's your left hand glued in there, if you're right handed, right, you know, in

case they do have to amputate it. Yeah, here we go. Yes, a woman glued her chesticles to something. That is the story. I was in Philadelphia, decided she was going to glue her chest to the road. Oh kay, I remember when I saw that story. I was like, do we have a before picture to see whether I care about this or not? But I did not see one. So every day, man, every day, you want it, you want here, you want super crazy.

Check this out Seattle, right. Obviously, Seattle one of the many communities dealing with giant homeless issues, and also a city that lies within the Ninth Circuit who recently ruled that you can't clear homeless people from the street unless you give them housing, so the city's hands are tied from doing anything.

However, residents in Seattle, who are already dealing with giant homeless encampments have hit their hit their limit after a one of the encampments somehow cobbled together enough money for a giant above ground pool and then just put it in the middle of the homeless encampment. So a bunch of people who are homeless living in this you know this this hobo village there, basically obstructing the ability for anyone to utilize the sidewalk, this park, in this neighborhood, or in many

cases, the marking there. We're able to come together enough money for a for a pool, which, oh yeah, I would lose my flip in mind. Man, you're sitting there, your your your home values have been impacted. You're inconveniently inconvenienced on the daily. Obviously, there's crimes. There's drug addiction and drug dealing that goes on there right out your front door. The people that you pay an enormous amount of taxes too, won't do really

anything about it. And they just installed a pool. Although I and look I'm going to I'm in a stereotype here. Ross. Do you want to get in the hobo pool? You want to you want to take a dip in the homeless pool. I mean, I've got nothing against the homeless. I feel bad for you some of them anyway. Yeah, but I'm very busy at the moment. Really, you don't want to go swimming. I might work ethic is just impeccable. You don't have a pool. I just

came from a vacation, already had a week all you know. It's no time, no time constant. Where they get all the water too, That's right, because it's not you to fill a pool is not you know, you're not just dumping, You're not getting buckets they actually have a hose. I'm looking at this picture here. It's right the front. It's the front page of the New York Post. Ross if you want to grab this story and retweet it. First story up there. So they have a what's here's

here's what's hilarious. They have a pool. You can see that there is literally a pump and hose attachment. So they've obviously run that somewhere. And they have fencing and lounge chairs around their pool. You're you fenced your pool? What so what is somebody who's not a homeless drug addict in your camp comes to use your pool? You're like, I'm sorry, this is private property, dude, You're insensitive, bro, No, it's listen. It's

it's for safety. If a homeless child were to stumble in the pool, you need make sure, yes, because that's the biggest threat to their safety in the Needling camp, it right. Oh so you're pro homeless children drowning? No, cos not what I said. I just like, if we're looking, we're talking about mitigating risk, right, And I'm all for mitigating risk for kids unless they're like teenagers and they're annoying, and then I battle with it. But uh ohthough it does look like a very effective fence.

But it but it looks like look at the one part of the fence where it's did you just scroll down look at the picture where they've heightened the fence so there's privacy. Does that mean that there's some hanky panky going on in that pool? They don't people watch it? What the hell is this? I mean I might try it out, but I then you'd be constantly be a harass for bus change. You know what I mean? What do you mean I need to ticket for the bus? I'm like a dollar short?

Can you play? And I'm like, dude, I'm just trying to swim in your homeless pool. Yeah, and you're in shorts. You're like where where do you think the money is? I'm in a speedo. Where do you think I'm started? Come on, man, that's what they should do. But I'm telling you a bunch of these neighbors that are that are peeved. They need to just they need to suck it up, get their swimsuits

and towels and just take it over. Like it's uh, you know one like it's one of the you know, the planned community pools or apartment pools where people abuse it by bringing twenty two of their guests. That is bonkers. So they have a privacy fence, a security fence kind of. They got a pump. A woman is oh listen, this is a woman is also seen taking fentyl while she sits on a couch, which is part of the seating for the pool. Well, you don't want to go. Look.

I gotta be honest. If you told me I had to get in that pool, I probably need fentyl or something, the ventyl, some bath salts. I don't know, man, that's what you do, Just put bath salts in there. Neighbors at the nearby Arrowhead Gardens, apartments for seniors who live across from the encampment say, these folks have been trapped coming in

and trashing the place, but now they have a swimming pool. Do you have a hobo lifeguard too, mister Ross, I'm concerned about safety and imagine you'd have to have one, you think, So you think they have a hobo lifeguard. They're at the uh the hobo pool. How much are you counting on that dude being able to save you? Though? I mean, I'm looking at the photo, I'm not seeing a lifeguard tower. No,

well they need one of those obviously. Do they have a shower too, because you know you go to the public pools and want you to hose off first. Yeah. And here here is a further bit of irony. If you were a resident of the city seat city of Seattle and you had a pool that I'd have to look. But I suspect Seattle, like a lot of communities, especially out west, there's a lot of government regulations about private

pools, including fences. You know, in many municipalities, you can't have a pool unless it's fenced around, right, because they got legislation where somebody's kid did fall into pool, and they went in and they got a law passed. And here you go. And I'm sure that there's water restrictions as there are along most of the West coast. Like there's probably a hundred code elations on this pool that any homeowner in a nearby would would get in trouble

for. And yet they've they've got a pool with a pump system and hoses and lounge chairs and a fence and it just happens to be like in the middle of the sidewalk. Absolutely crazy, all right, eight eight eight nine, three, four, seven, eight, seventy four. And by the way, just so you're clear, this encampment also includes fifteen RVs and a whole litany of O D and criminal issues. Senior citizens nearby say that they are there has been constant gunfire from the encampment. Some of the bullets have

literally hit their building. And uh, in may a man was actually killed. Well you know why, you know why. He probably was one of these people like on a cruise ship who tried to save a lounge chair for six hours and irritated the rest of the hobos. What are they gonna do in the city. They so they went to the city and they're like, hey, do something about this. They're just like, oh, we're working on something. Just crazy man, all right. Uh, you gotta want

a pool. Uh, if you can get a hold of one. I don't know if you want to go to the homeless pool. But um racet agent here to a roastry brain. What's up? Yeah, I know the pool story. It's you know you got a pool, don't you? I do? Yeah, yeah, look at you. Yeah. Well it's it's it's kind of strange. Yeah, don't worry. I'm still paying for it. It probably will be for a long time. But I put it this way, the bank's got a lot of money and they're willing to hand it

out to me, so I'll take it. Um are done. Yeah, good for them. Yeah, the fense for us just has to be around the property. Um. There's other places I know where you actually have to have the right right around the concrete part of it. But from my backyard, basically it's just around, which you know, if you've got little kids, may or may not be the greatest. But the sum you have to have the fence in a lock in. Yeah, no, no, no,

I knew about it. The only reason I knew about it is I have relatives who live out in California and they put a pool in and they had to it was more than just a fence, like there was. The cost of the pool was just the first thing, man, yep, and then and then they had to put all this other crap up. And they don't have kids, right, they don't have kids and they do have a fence around their was just so dumb. Yeah, censors on the doors,

they want to censor in the pool. Every gate's got to have something on it. Yeah, I've heard those type of stories that no, Um, I don't know how much relief pools are going to get you these days because a lot of the temperatures now they've gotten into a little bit nineties recently. Have warm things up today about the same with sunshine, maybe a little cloud

close to one hundred with the heat index. So your water temperatures if you're in the sun in your pool like mines, probably in the upper eighties, maybe summer leaf there. And then we'll get some change tonight tomorrow, a few showers, thunder showers around. There's a small chance tonight toward morning, and then maybe a better chance tomorrow afternoon, Mike, bring temperatures closer to ninety degrees, but still very humid, and it'll still close to one hundred

scattered storms over the weekend, most likely in the little bit nineties. I don't see much changing as we get into next week. Could actually spend many days, many days in the lower to me the middle and possibly upper nineties next week. So getting into the dog days of summer here, and it looks like it's going to live up to the stand all right, Thank you very much, sir, appreciate it. Having one yea you know, Ross. I was just thinking, you know what they need, They need a

slide. You can have a pool. You gotta have a slide. Right, How does fentanyl work when it comes to like, are you supposed to wait fifteen minutes? Oh that's a guy I don't know, And is it just ventyl? I don't know the answer to that. I'm just envisioning that dude from remember from the Seattle is dying, the dude who was like living in the trash can like Oscar the Grouch right where the police are having Do you remember you remember watching that dude is in the trash can where police are

trying to like negotiate with Andy Bark. He'd been arrested like two hundred times or something, and they're literally trying to bribe him with his snickers to get out of the trash can. That's the dude who's going to roll up to your pool right there. So I don't know if there's enough chlorine in the world. All right, seven forty eight hang on smart Talk all day, WPTI in the Triad and one oh six one FM Talk in the Triangle. Cannot get over, cannot get over this this hobo pool story. You know

what It reminds me. It reminds me of some of the infrastructure they built in Seattle and the Autonomous Zone, except for the part where you also go there and like you get murdered and then the fellow autonomous folks wouldn't let ambulance and to help save you. So oh, here, let me help with your weight loss. Any of you getting ready to eat breakfast? Here, let me let me solve that. All right? You ready? You know what they need ross hobo grotto. If you're gonna have a pool, you

gotta have a grotto for shenanigans, you know what I mean. I have a feeling that's the entire pool. Really, you don't feel that there's a separate, more hidden area where that stuff take looks like the Playboy mansion. Oh, somebody's at this evail about ho do you think there's an h O

way in the homeless encaminet? And how does that? Yeah? Probably not really, you don't you don't think instead of some you know, busybody lady going, I've bill you're you planted some new flowers and they're not to prove color in the front of your house. You need to pull those out.

It's right here in the rules, and how does that work in the In the hobo encampmen, right, some guy, you know, some guy put a new uh, a new flag in front of his tent, right, and some other busybody hobos over there, Like dah, you can't do that, It says right here in the Covenant, dude, what you have to

have a pre existing staff infection getting this thing? And and and also it is an inflatable pool, and it's in the middle of an encampment that the locals refer to as the Needle the Needle camp, Like is I don't know if there's enough duct taping in the world that that thing's gonna survive. Man, Oh geez. Not to mention the gun fire, which could recavoc on an inflatable pool. I suspect what I'm looking at the city response here is

just insane. So here's one city official who's literally who is pushing back on residents who are attacking people, many of which they estimate or dealing with a mental health issue. You can be sympathetic to people's mental health issue without supporting a giant encampment with a swimming pool, literally obstructing the ability to use your

own property. Because it sits on public property, Like the two things are not mutually exclusive, not to Plus, what do you think those conversations sitting around the pool are like there if you're at people watching, I bet it's amazing. The city of Seattle also rejected a new piece of legislation that would have allowed the city to actually prosecute people for using drugs in public. Oh my gosh, So you just go to the pool and just sitting there and

shoot up? Man? That is bonkers, absolutely crazy, all right? Eight eight, eight ninety three, four seven, eight seven five, So many questions. You gotta get a water slide, you gotta get a grotto, you gotta have a grill area, maybe like a party cabana thing there that people can reserve and rent out. I mean, if you're gonna go

infrastructure, you know, do it, do it to it. A former WWE star as he's referred to in this, and I don't know anything about him, so I'm not hacking on the guy, um, but I just found it weird because of the era in which he wrestled has passed away the age of fifty five. Mike Hallick, who wrestled in the nineties under WWE, and was initially managed by Jim Cornette and let's see here, had a lot of big name, big name matches, including when he defeated Jerry the

King Lawlor. Also he h at one point was able to challenge Razor Ramone for the Intercontinental title match, but law Studio disqualification when Jeff Jared, who was feuding with Razor at the time, interfered in the match. Um Mike Alick wrestled under the name Man Tour. I'm pronouncing that right. Whose beat? His thing was? He was built as a four hundred pound a half man, half beast. Did you read this article about what his? What his? His? His? His gimmick was his move? So his gimmick

was he would trample his opponents and move at them. Not exactly a stone cold stunner, isn't. I don't understand. I have no recollection or memory of this dude. Does anybody remember this guy? Well, hang on, I got more here, I got more here, and we just rup against the clock. But we'll kick it off here in just a moment, So hang on. It is the Casey O Day Radio programme. All good morning to hit seven here on the k c O Day Radio program Oh wow,

how is this not getting more coverage right here? Where is this? Of course? Of course it's a Massachusetts knit with Where is she from here? What's this russem and irritate people? She's from Worcester, Worcester, mass All right. What is this chick's names? Uh? Katherine Neverez. I don't know if I'm pronouncing that right. By the way she she goes, she uses she her pronounced and I'm looking at her social media, all right, So check this out, a twenty two year old woman from word worked Chester.

I think it's pronounced the worst to shire. Oh is it like the sauce? I'm dumb, I'm sorry, all right, I stand corrected. Who was seated as the as a juror in the trial of an individual who was accused of murdering a police officer? Has intentionally forced a mistrial? So how did she do it? And by the way, they have all their social media and there's one other juror on here too. Holy cow, it's just post after post about let's go kill cops, let's go kill Trump,

you know, supporting riot's all that stuff. She decided following the trot, you know, following the presentation of evidence that she would refuse to deliberate as as one of the jurors, and some people suspect that that's intentional. I mean, it obviously is intentional. She just said, now I'm sitting here on the murder trial of a man accused of killing a police officer. I hate cops. I'm not deliberating. She would not speak to the other jurors

and refuse to deliberate. And of course, what did the judge do. Do you think the judge held her in contempt or didn't think no, just declared a mistrial. Obviously, if you're one of the victims family members, this now will compound and lengthen this whole horrendous process that you're going through, and she will suffer no consequences for it. But in fact, people are people are quite proud of her on the old social media just garbage, just

absolute garbage human beings. I think at that point you got to get on a list where you're just forbidden from accessing nine one. I'm telling you, man, ah, imagine being that the the and I'm reading I'm judging by when I'm reading here in the case, it doesn't I mean, obviously innocent, tell proven guilty, but it sounds like there's a lot here we go. People are now sending me the pronouncers ross. They say, you're wrong,

it's pronounced Wooster or something. I think you're right, man, Worcestershire, isn't it woo Chester? Wow? Is that what it is? I think if you're local, that's how you say. But everyone else you say Worcestershire. So or is it Chester? Really? That was the whole that's the way you did that there. Huh No, that was the last second thing. Okay, didn't play at it Chester. So she sat there through

that whole trial knowing. I I look, I am speculating, but I don't think that it just occurred to her the moment that the judge told the jury to go back and deliberate. I think she sat there. I think, judging by what I've seen on the social media posts, she is so braindead, screwed up GARBAGEJ SJW. She knew exactly what she was doing. That's my speculation, and shame on this judge for not doing anything about it. Imagine being the family members of this officer, and it doesn't just have

to be an officer. But I think that it speaks to what may have been some of the motivation here now there are I was reading an article not long ago, anybody. It was we were on vacation, which is why I didn't do it on the radio. But now I'm just reminded of it where and I had seen something about this too, going back to twenty twenty and all of the fun, little postly peaceful gatherings that were going on where people were advocating that folks who find themselves on a jury in a trial involving

a person of color attempt jury nullification. And it didn't speak to whatever the facts were, just that it was the right thing to do, and that some people also were voicing this thought at jury selection, and of course it was getting them excused from juries. But this chick sat there the whole time, man, and I believe, knowing exactly what she was going to do. And now this family who had to go through, you know, not just the worry that I think family members feel when a member of their families

in law enforcement. I mean, for me, it was I had two uncles that were in law enforcement, and even though I didn't live with them or deal with them on a daily basis, the thought crossed my mind, especially for one of the uncles who was shot at, literally shot at. I remember when I was a kid, and I just remember how that messed up that was. So they had to deal with that. Then they have to deal with the death of their loved one. Then they have to go

through this lengthy process of a murder trial. When did the actual shooting take place? Here the murder take place? Let's see, stories got way too many ads, and then I'm trying to read through here twenty nineteen. So this family's been dealing with this. Yeah, no, no, no, these are the questions I have as well. I'm getting to that because people keep text or emailing about alternate jurors. Apparently not or maybe they thought that

by doing this, the judge thought she poisoned the pool. But then why don't you hold her in contempt? I have to please somebody who was in the in the judicial system, lay somebody works in criminal justice, explain is this not a contemptible offense? I mean, when you go in for jury duty, you literally you agree to abide by the rules there, you know, So a jury can very much be held in contempt. And depending on what kind of trial it is there may be more personal questions if it's perhaps

a trial that could deal with maybe the death penalty. Right, So, if you're in a state where the jury would have to decide on that, one of the things they're going on to make sure is that you don't have a one hundred percent objection and that you will decide yeah, your name. So she can just sit there and ruin the whole process, which has now been drug out for literally years, and now this family has to sit through however long it takes for a retrial on this, and she'll suffer no consequences.

Absolutely bonkers, man, A judge sounding must be a judge sounds like a moon bat two. But no, here's the phone number eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seventy four. So I can't speak to Massachusetts or Worcestershire specifically, but in North Carolina or southern Virginia wherever you're listening. If if in the course of a criminal trial, if a juror at at following all of the evidence being presented, refused to participate in the jury deliberative process,

is there a consequence for that? There's gotta be, because it would just if because if there wasn't the exact stuff where people were encouraging folks to go in and nullify charges against people of color, and people were posting that, yeah, I five or five I self on a jury. I'm not going to do it because you know, at the hype of screw the police,

this is the stuff you were seeing. Because if that was the case and there were no consequences, why wouldn't a group of moon bad social justice warriors go down and try to get as much jury duty as they can just to stifle the criminal justice process which they wanted essentially disbanded. It would be a very very effective methodology. You could you could grind things to a halt.

So if this happened in North Carolina, for those who familiar with the system, the criminal justice system, is there nothing a judge could do. I don't believe. I have to believe that there could be and would be consequences. So maybe I give us a little spy report on that. All right, let's get to phones. Lots of folks, Hold non Bill, you're up first on the homeless folks. What's up? Yes? Or two

of my oldest friends still live in Baltimore. One's a hud lawyer. The other ones are retired Baltimore City cop and they aren't you all the time. They had these homeless camps up there, so to improve their lives, they built the little mini village. They had an architectural firm designed and a contractor come in and build little cabins. They're like eight by eight. And then the people team and said, oh, wait a minute, they've got spotipots

out there. That's in humane. So they had to come in, build a shower and flush toilets and have somebody maintain them. Then every day they have a curse and come in and they go in and they take out their bedding, they replace all the chairs and lamps that the homeless steel that you know, to sell for drugs or whatever, and get ready for the next day. And they said, well it didn't look right, so we need to have some gardening around there. So they put shrubs and plants to improve

their lifestyle. Well, it was in a little while they were growing top plants outside of these things even and said they need to have more recreation. So they built a skate park and some other stuff nearby for the homeless. And my buddy used the cock goes we busted these people. They were living in plastic bags out on the street and they can't use a porta potty. You know. It reminds me, Yeah, it reminds me of a story you just uh, thanks for the call their bill. Um. And they

ended up having to change the rules on this. So they had an issue um was I want to say it was in Montana, South Dakota. It was one of the one of the reservations out there, and basically they had um it was there was a concern about adequate plumbing and uh and some of

the housing. So they had you know, they had the communities that were on because you're talking about these big reservations, but they also had like um these the government constructed housing there and they put a rule in where basically the government had to come in I can't remember what spawned it, and if there was inadequate facilities toilets and showers and things like that, sinks the government would

then replace them. Well, what happened was you had a handful of individuals who realized that every year prior to those inspections, they could rip all that

porcelain out and then go sell it. And so yeah, I think it was Montanic because I think it was out of Billings where this guy was, you know who essentially I don't remember what his business was, but he would buy the pors lead buy these used bathroom fixtures, and I think he's the one who's like, why are there all these folks on this particular time coming in and like they had a ring of people they busted there for doing that.

Not to imply that it was, you know, everyone on the reservation, but it was a group of people figured out this loophole and they were just ripping all the fixtures out and it went on for like they didn't do anything for a couple of years, and then they made some change. But bonkers, man, bonkers, Jerry, what's up? Hey man? I just wanted to comment on the juror, you know, allowing her to do

that. It sets a crazy precedent for a standard for court rulings to be able to allow a juror to do that, to create an this trial. Think of what's going to happen for future trials that this is set to a standard. Yeah, if the look, if the standard is no, there's no consequences. And I was somebody who didn't like criminal justice system or police or any of it. And I wanted to just go in and burn it down and there was no content. I would this would be a great method

to do that. You just throw the whole system into tailspin. That's why this this judgment all right, all right, Jerry, thanks for the call there. Yeah, that's why when I say turn, I see the judge like she's a twenty two year old idiot who judging about her social media is just as brainwashed as they come. That being said, that's when I expect the judge to be the adult here. And and frankly, I thought judges

hated it when you screwed up their process. You know, that's it's you know, it's almost it's almost a dictatorship, uh you within those courtrooms. And then you're just like, oh you don't want to deliberate, all right, miss trow whatever, no problem? Oh wait, hold on, yes, Donna, what's up? So? Being that I'm from right up to streets and got came from Gagner wooster, I don't think that's I don't think that's right. Ross what roster just checked? What roosters? Rooster? Okay,

like right, okay, thank you rooster. It's too bad. My mother's not here. She would suit you trait. She left. She's from She's from Gagna two Wooster. Right, Yeah, well, I you know, probably at the hobo pool cooling off, flowing some butt light. You'd have to you'd have to give me a bunch of something to drink. That's for damn sure. Rooster. Huh that's so weird. Yeah, no, that's cool. You would name it after a very famous character from one of

my favorite Westering the Duke. I mean that's great. That's why they named the college after, you know that right over and Durham. You know that's true. Yeah, so we just we just fact checked it. So don't call in and argue people are misconstruint. I'm not saying that this is jury nullification. But what I'm saying is people were literally advocating on social media.

Folks went in there. They weren't telling them not to deliberate. They were telling them that, regardless of what was presented, the evidence to be not guilty. In a higher profile case that can lead to a hung jury. So this is just a different version of it. But this should be one that's easily solvable. Somebody comes in agrees swore swears an oath I might add to uh, you know, to be on this jury, and then decides, you know, I'm not down with the process anymore. I don't.

I don't know how you allow that to exist. And now it's a news story and people are reading that, they're like, oh, okay, all right, Well if I'm in this judge's courtroom, perfect, absolutely all right eight eight eight nine three four seven, eight seventy four. A bunch of people from Massachusetts's very upset with me. Whatever, Just trying to do the best we can. Ross fact check stuff and if it's on the internet, it must be true. Keep it in mind and we'll be right back.

All right, you're a smarter one oh six one FM Talk and News Talk nine four five w PTI more with Casey starts now, well, here we go again. Considering that they like to film themselves doing this stuff. I don't think it's the stuff that people will film themselves doing. Ross. Did

you see the video of the chicken the Uber. She's sitting in the backseat directly behind the uber driver and some her idiot friends filming her, and she has a handgun and she's pointing it at the back of the seat and then raising it up. You know, so the driver, see, was it like a pulp fiction moment. It did not. It did not turn it. No, it did not turn into that. Plus the person in that

case, the gun was pointed the guy in the backseat. So and they didn't mean to but no, this in fact, Hold on, dude, I think I have this video here. Yeah, let me all right, I just retweeted it on the show account. Go look at it, because they think, they think they're frigging hilarious. And she's got you know, she's got a small subcompact there, and and she's got her finger in the damn trigger guard too. Oh my god, that it's messed up. And

look at her laughing. She just thinks that's so hilarious. Look at her pointing. Wait, his back points it up at the back of his head rest. Yeah. The guy's just dry. He's just he's just out there. He's trying. He's like so many people out there, he's just trying to supplement his income, make a little money, right, He's things are so damn expensive that he's going out there and and he's doing this, he's and she's pointing a gun at him. With her finger in the trigger guard.

Anything go go wrong at a moment, like I don't know, if he has to break suddenly for some reason, this whole thing could turn out very, very different, and just her laugh. I'm just just so irritated by this, which probably won't do a day in jail. I don't know, kay, And maybe somebody saw a story where she they actually arrested her, but I'd be surprised if she walks away with anything but probation. Just

so messed up. And then you have these idiots who go and as somebody who likes to travel especially, go look at historical stuff for you know, big like famous landscape stuff like when I was in Columbia, I went to Guatape, which is is really really really cool inner courts like a Devil's tower, kind of intercore of of an old volcano, and at the lake now it's all surrounded on the lake there, and so it's just this huge black

rock that I don't I can't remember the last time I climb that many stairs, right. I find that stuff fascinating. And then some of the other stuff around it from like indigenous tribes are in Columbia, I found fascinating Ecuador, in the Glopagos Islands and just all around the US, all the cool places. I love this, I love that stuff. And yet you got these nitwits that go there and they do stuff like that idiot who carved his name in the side of the coliseum. Don't even get me started on the

Auschwitz people. How many times have we done the Auschwitz stories? Like the friggin Auschwitz Twitter account like every six months has to issue a reminder that you shouldn't take goofy photos standing on the railroad tracks there. And now a teenage tourist is accused of carving his name into an eighth century temple in Japan.

By the way, this temple is actually well, it's famous in the sense that it's obviously very cool and it's from the eighth century and a lot of history there, but also it's um it's got a little like supernatural lord to it too. I was gonna say, you don't want like a ninja curse? Well, That's what I was just gonna say. But they're like, oh, what are we gonna do? And I'm like, this is Japan. Have ninjas or in the case of this temple, ghost ninjas, right,

they should be able to deal with this in a moment. I mean, curses are scary enough. You don't want like a curse from the shadows. And then they filmed themselves doing this stuff. I mean it's simultaneously what has to make law enforcement's jobs so easy in some instances and yet so frustrating that I then have to think ahead, Like in the case of this this video I just retweeted at Casey on the radio where this woman is pointing a

gun at this guy for quite some time or triggered discipline is awful. And if he is to get into an accident or stop abruptly because like an animal runs out in the road or something, he could be dead in a moment. She could shoot him in the head. And they're filming a goofy video about it. So yeah, and so when the when the ghost Ninjas get done dealing with this tourist, I you know, maybe there's some other stuff they could handle, because I don't I have lost faith in in the criminal

justice system or government officials to handle a lot of this stuff. Not in all cases, but you know, you got this this chick who's sabotaged a cop killers trial. So um, which is just torturous to the family. You got these idiots in Seattle that have allowed a homeless encampment to flourish to the point where they're putting in a pool and they got an RV section, they got a grill. I was reading more about this during the break there. People are openly doing drugs. We want them to like put in a

hobo grotto. Somebody suggested a swim up crackbar. You got options, and you know, and they're like, oh, there's nothing we can do. We're not gonna do anything. Meanwhile, all of the neighbors there's like bullets flying, there's needles everywhere, there's fights, there's disturbances, and then there's just the lack of being able to utilize one's own property in the manner that they won. So yeah, maybe ghost ninjas or the answer I don't know,

or the HOA we referred to was some very stringent hobo busybodies. Imagine imagine your standard hoa busybody, but on you know, like cocaine or something. So they're like really focused on what they're doing. Right, They're going to go down to Bill's box and bust them for too many busted shop cart shop carts in front whatever. Somebody suggested that I could see that as a good use when all we need or ghost ninjas' you know what, Ross,

I've just solved most of the world's problems supernatural ninjas. How terrifying would a ninja? But in this case, now, a supernatural ninja be right because when they're alive, right, you didn't you never see them? Right? Imagine you might imagine the fireball is supernatural ninja could produce? Yeah, now they can phase through a wall. You're screwed, or the ice it could produce. What about lightning? Do you think we get We didn't even think of that one. Oh wow, okay, or ask I'm not gonna lie.

I'm terrified now I can't sleep tonight. Yeah. But if they're but if they're, if they're working for you, um, you know, those are good allies to have ghost ninja. The only thing that can counteract it is probably cursed as tick gold. Oh that's a good point. I don't so how does that work? Ring cursed az tech gold into an ancient samurai tempt I can't even I'm gonna come into meere You'll be like, why why are you satired? I couldn't sleep. Can we get a sarcophagus in there?

What do you think? Yeah, we gotta crack it open immediately. Oh my good and drink the bone juice. Yeah, way, whatever's in there. Yeah, you know what, you don't even need a ghost ninja. You need this psychopath in San Diego. You're ready for this. A sixty three year old woman was scalped with a sword at a park in San Diego. Excuse man mispronounced it earlier tuesday, and police say they're searching for

the assailant. So a woman is walking from a she went to a Starbucks, right, and she's walking back through this park and some psychopath with a sword scalps her because just because, well he said, it is a random and unprovoked attack. So if we can't get the ghost ninjas, at least get this guy working for us. Just horrific, absolutely terrific. And they have nothing, it sounds like judging from the article here, so good luck

catching this guy. And last there's just some guy walking around with a scalp in a sword in either hand. They're terrifying, all right. Racet agent from the Weather Channel here to terrify you with the weather that's hot, humid.

Yesterday in Raleigh five ninety to tryad and most likely similar today, load of mid nineties, feeling closer than one hundred, and I expect we'll see plenty of sunshine, maybe a few clouds out to the west and the mountains of further west you go, there might be a pop up shower thunder shower, but that chance for rains not going to be high, but it is increasing tonight, especially towards sunrise tomorrow, then maybe a pop up shower,

warm load of bid seventies and the heat humidity will continue tomorrow with a slightly better chance of some scattered afternoon showers and butter storms. Most of us near ninety, but it'll feel with the humidity at or above one hundred, and we'll have some shower the better showers for your Friday evening plans, and then scat it around over the weekend and decent chances too, especially out on Saturday,

So prep for that. If you are going to be outside, maybe in the pool or on a lake somewhere, watch out for the storms in the afterno intern evening hours because it's gonna stay hot and humid, upper eighties to lower to maybe middle nineties and maybe a run of mid nineties into next week. Casey one. Thing I do not see as any cool downs of any sort if anything. We stay warm, we stay humid, and it

could get downright hot again as we get into next week. All right, thank you sir, appreciate it. Well, Okay tomorrow and we will come back and touch base with Joan Doniger from Bloomberg News next, keeping you connected. This is ninety four five WPTI in the Triad and one O six one FM Talk in the triangle. Maybe a good morning, eight fifty two Bloomberg eight now and joining us is jone donnegar jone. What he is going on to pointing, well, KC, there is war proof of a slow down

in inflation. Prices at the wholesale level rose one tenth of one percent, barely budging in June, and that's both about a month to month and a year to year basis. Even core producer prices that don't count food and energy rose a tenth of a percent from May, and that was a little less than two and a half percent year over year, and economists expected worse there.

So now Wall Street is expecting the Sederal Reserve will raise rates this month, and then that might be it. SNP futures are up fourteen, NASTAC futures ninety six, DAT futures up forty eight. Why aren't they taking off well? First time? Jobless claims fell by about twelve thousand or so last week to two hundred and thirty seven thousand. Economists hit figured they would increase by a few thousand, and the set has been indicating the labor market might

need a little more cooling to bring inflation down further. But Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren is singing Wall Street songs far as interest rates go. She is an economist, and now she's calling on, said J. J. Powell, to, in her words, take yes for an answer when it comes to ending rate hikes. The Hollywood Actors Union SAG ACTOR is to vote this morning on whether to start a strike after four weeks of bargaining talks with producers representing

companies from Amazon and Netflix to Sony and Warner Brothers. Discovery fell apart. The biggest issue streaming royalties. Actors voted last month to authorize a strike. Now, if it happens, it could be the first time both actors and Hollywood writers will have locked off the job at the same time in more than sixty years. Keep washing your hands if you're taking a summer cruise vacation. The Miami Herald says cruise lines have reported thirteen separate Noble neurovirus outbreaks to the

CDC on their ships during the six months that ended in June. There were only two neurovirus and two other outbreaks in all of last year. It's affected hundreds of passengers and crew members and case Delta Airline CEO says flying as the top already for people who do have some extra bucks. So Delta player will see higher profits this quarter than it expected, especially because of international travel that

Delta says brought in sixty one percent more money last quarter as well. Yeah, did you see this where yesterday the Vice presidents wanting to like they were going to put something out about how they have to have handicap accessible bathrooms and planes on domestic flights. This is literally something that Kamala Harris tweeted yesterday saying

that the administration is going to put a plan together. We've been trying to wrap our heads on how you accomplish that, considering you know what jets of jet It is what it is, right. I don't know where you're going to get more room, so you know, I guess you would have to take out some seats and they extend the bathrooms, and the airlines are not going to be happy about that. Can you imagine I want those little regional

embryers or something trying to pull my heavens? Yeah, that's that would that would cause some some pushback. Yeah a little bit. All right, Thank you so much, John, Joe, do appreciate it. Okay, okay, talk to you tomorrow. A right. Joan Doneger from Bloomberg News. I had roster balulah this, so I hadn't listened to the audio. It's entirely of this. This this chick with this gun pointed at this uber driver. So that's her. She's making a like Powell thing at the beginning.

I don't know why. The way she says it is weird, but she's she's making that motion with this gun she got pointed the back of the seat this guy's driving in and what's really messed up. And the whole video we retweeted it for you at Casey on the radio, so you can go watch it there what's really messed up? And she's laughing. Her friend starts laughing, she's waving the gun. The uber driver starts laughing because he just thinks,

you know, everyone's cutting up, having a good time. And then she starts asking him about if he's ever been to Columbia, Ohio or Columbia, Georgia, but instead of saying Columbia, she's saying kill Lumbia, and her and her friends start just busting up more. The uber drivers now uncomfortably laughing, but again he doesn't know what's going on directly behind him. And this thing's one dog running out in the streets from turning into a han Grido

thing, and it's just crazy. Man. You can't again. We need the ghost Ninjas, That's what I'm advocating for. And while they're at it, they can handle this too. A Florida mother has been arrested after she allegedly fed her nine month old baby formula laced with fentanyl in an amount that

the sheriff here says would be enough to kill ten people. Listen to this woman's excuse, She had first said, I don't know how that happened, you know, like just she went and there was a fentanyl at the Gerber factory, but later admitted under interrogation that she intentionally filled the bottle with what she thought was cocaine because she was tired and wanted to take a nap and wanted the baby to sleep. Um, you're the worst person ever a thousand

times. But also you want so you want your baby to sleep, so you give it what you think is cocaine. Even if I believe that, which I don't necessarily, how does anybody think for remove the baby from it? How do you think, Hey, I wish this person would calm down. I'm going to give them some cocaine. How does that thought cross your brain and go, yeah, that sounds right. But yes, to Ross's

point, easily one of the worst people. Maybe she was so strung out on cocaine after like days and weeks that she's like, man, I'm tired. This will make the baby tired. Because you're right, that logic makes absolutely no sense even for a drug addict, like it makes need to wake up. I'm gonna do some heroin, right, you know? Oh, I just the ghostning just can't get here fast enough. I'm telling you, it's just one thing after another after another. And then finally, a new

research confirms that dogs can recognize a bad person. Okay, first of all, it's funny because people are making like or calling some of this racist into comments. But I don't know if that's true, Like it depends on the dog. Like, if it's like a friendly dog, then not a lot of people are bad. But if it's like a small dog, are we to believe that everyone's a bad person, because, let's face it, except for I guess basically their owner and small dogs market damn near everything many sounds

about right, right, so you for your chihuahuas. Everybody was bad but you and markis huh too soon in just say it? I don't know about this story.