Well al writing, then good morning, it is so eight you're on the CA C O Day radio program and everything is backcrap crazy, So just know
what you're getting off the jump. This morning we got this, uh, this Alaskan Airlines pilot story is nuts, man, it's nuts, and I wonder, I guess the passengers really didn't know what was going on, but like I have to wonder if if it's a one off or theories that are kind of in line with this have existed for everything from the Malaysian Airlines flight that Don Lemon thinks might have gotten sucked into a black hole to that crash in the Alps a few years ago. So if you don't know a pilot
who was not he was not piloting the plane. He is a pilot for Horizon, which is one of a it's a sub carrier for Alaskan Like so if you're if you're thinking of American Airlines and you get on an American Eagle flight, that is their version of it. So for for for Alaska Airlines, it's Horizon. So that's who this dude flies for. However, he
needed to reposition. And I'm sure if you've if you've flown at least a handful of times, there's likely been a or an employee from an airline somewhere on that plane who's getting repositioned right because they got to go to work.
They live in Seattle, their work is in San Francisco that day, so their first flight of the day maybe as a passenger, and sometimes that passenger is taking the extra seat up in the cockpit, the quote unquote jump seat so that they don't have to actually kick, you know, joe blow passenger out of a seat. So that was the scenario that started yesterday, and
then it just got weirder and weirder from there. The off duty pilot is now charged with over eighty counts of attempted murder after he decided, you know what, I gotta go, I'm gonna self delete and I'm gonna take you know, eighty three people with me once she had crew and passengers. Because that's what happened, Like fifty nine took off from Everett, Washington, Okay,
headed to San Francisco. That's where that pilot was then supposed to pilot his first flight of the dead but according to the crew, they noticed he was doing some stuff. In this case, attempting to is that it wasn't a direct shut off of the engines. It was basically the fire protocol which would have that effect but also potentially make it so they couldn't restart the engines. Right, he was doing pilot stuff. He knew what he was doing.
He wasn't able to get that far though, thankfully, according to authorities, the crew followed appropriate FAA procedures which apparently exists for that, and we're able to, you know, maintain control of the of the engines or of the airplane. But did have to make a landing in where they land Portland, right, yeah, Portland. So it all happened really fast. You're not dealing with a bunch of distance there. But there's audio of the communications
with their traffic. I'll get to the larger description, but good god man, you know, in case you needed one other thing to worry about in flight, you know, because there's things that they do. If you've i mean, if you're older than me or as old as me, early forties, right, you've watched the evolution of flying. Obviously nine to eleven had a big impact, as well as some other incidents, but you know the gist of it, now is the flight door will be open when you're on
the ground. They really don't want you, you know, coming up there back in the day like kids used to. But on more than one occasion, one of the members of the flight crew might be standing there talking to one of the flight attendants or whatever, and you know, you may have a quick little exchange with them. It's very jovial. They're probably is probably a passenger cracking the same joke a thousand times, which you know, probably
gets a little annoying, but that's it. And then once once we're underway, boom, doors shut. And if at any point one of the flight crew members, one of the cockpit crew needs to, you know, go to the lavatory, they roll out the little drink cart and they create a barricade and then the crew comes out. And that's how it used to be.
And actually, following the incident I referenced up in the Alps where a flight crew actually you know, a member of the flight crew was the one that they feel crashed the plane, they started making them one of the flight attendants go into the cockpits. So nobody's up there alone, right, There's always somebody else who has an interest in not slamming into the side of a mountain. So that's that procedure. This one, though, I don't even
understand this one. You got, you know, you got your two pilots that are you know, they're good, they don't want the plane to crash.
And then you got mister suicide dude who's in there, who has extensive knowledge obviously of what all the buttons and switches do, and is attempting to do this thing which he feels, would you know, give him the best chance of killing himself and everybody aboard, which I can't think of a more selfish act in the same way that people who want to kill themselves will get police out there and then they're you know, they'll force the officer's hand with
you know, suicide by cop. But yeah, yeah, just in the in the pure selfishness of it, because I saw people going, well, look, what the guy needs is obviously he needs some mental health care, and I agree with you he does. But he also needs to be in jail for a long time because what he was doing was intent to kill eighty three people crew and passengers, And so I guess I'm glad that people are like this is a great opportunity to talk about mental health awareness. Yep.
Also a great opportunity to make it so this dude is never able to get near a plane ever, ever, ever again, And unfortunately it's probably going to pile on to what he feels is a losing record. But that's life. Man. You don't get to kill eighty three people, you know, you want to do that. You want to inconvenience people along the way, go out on with the ground crew and the engine fired up and you know,
hop up and down in front of it. But good lord, man, now now you gotta worry about you know, because everyone after like the flight ninety three stuff, right, how many people did you talk to were like, well, look, if anything ever presents, man, I'm a I'm gonna go beat the crap. I'm gonna go down fighting. And I understand that, right, self preservation. But what do you do if they're in an inaccessible cockpit? That's that's the nightmare fuel there. So yeah,
crazy story this morning. We'll get to a little more on that. We got another plane story. And if you're in Hollywood and you're like, hey, how can we get people to think we're douche here? It's a pretty high bar right now. However, I feel like they may have accomplished that. So uh uh, we got the campbella June Store. I'm telling you, man, It's like there are days nowadays where I'm just putting prep together and I constantly question how this is not the matrix, with like people attempting
weird experiments or something. I don't know, man, I also thought it was the matrix yesterday watching the Monday Night Football. I don't know what the hell happened there yesterday bringing Vikings beat forty nine Ers. Joe Buck openly accused the forty nine ers or excuse me, the Vikings of faking and the injury to our tight end. Just crazy town. Yeah, if I don't know if you caught any Ross, did you watch any of the game, since
you're so smart, predicted it, Ross predicted it. You predicted that they would win, right, And I thought that was in an effort to to make me feel better yesterday Apparently you had an actual psychic vision. Huh. So that's good. Yeah, it's what a weird day. But hey, we'll, you know, we'll jump through all of it, or as much as we can. Six nineteen CaCO Day Radio program, Hang on Your Day, Smarter one O six one FM Talk and News Talk NINETYPTI more with Casey
starts now. All right, six twenty four, Welcome back. What a strange story this is, man? How much would it way? We might have to get into a little map here. All right, So apparently apparently somebody stole two million dollars worth of dimes. I feel like this is a very inefficient robbery. Federal authorities have released details of a theft of more than two million dimes stolen from a tractor trailer that had just picked up coins from
the US Mint in Philadelphia. The truck driver, who was headed to Miami, had pulled into a parking lot to sleep, and allegedly, during the night while he was sleeping, thieves made off with a portion of the cargo, a shipment of dimes worth about seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars, which, by the way, weighs about six tons the whole thing, man. The Philadelphia Inquirer reports the theft, which was part of a spree of truck robberies, then netted. All right, here we go, So here is
this is all told? What was stolen? Creeping up to the two million dollar mark dimes, six tons of dimes, a truckload of frozen crab legs that's probably worth more than the dimes. Actually, another truck full of shrimp, a truck hauling steaks, a beer truck, and a liquor distributors truck. That's gonna be a hell of a party. I'm assuming it's one of those beach roast things. Their corn invall, I don't know. But the dimes man, because you got you gotta flip it right. You can't just
go the rest of your life paying for everything's in dimes. I'm assuming you have to, you know, spend most of the rest of your days at one of those coinstar machines just dumping buckets dimes in it. Then people are like, wow, why do you have so many dimes? Well, I have a dime jar, and so every time I have extra dimes, I put them in the jar. Also, if you're a truck driver, because I know there's some of you listening it, you don't notice when somebody unloads
six tons of stuff from your truck, even if you're sawing logs. The whole thing's weird. Also, Roz has a bunch of new beambag furniture that's really heavy. I'm sure it's a coincidence. Smart Talk all Day ninety four or five WPTI and the Triad and one six one FM Talk in the Triangle. Well, if you just needed a little sun from Hollywood to annoy you, they were happy to accommodate. Yesterday I saw two things. The first was the hottest of hot takes, and I saw it from several people.
But let me read one that I think properly sums up the insanity. And that's the new snow White movie. Right, so you're aware of this. It's not snow White and the Seven Dwarves, because that's problematic. It's snow Wide and seven friends of a very diverse background like snow White and the seven
un photo approved Dwarves, not Dwarves travelers or something. And of course you have the actress, who, again I don't think people had beef with, Like, if you looked at her, you didn't think, ah, there's a there's a huge race swapping going on, right, she got the dark hair, Yes, she is of Latin roots, but I don't think anyone really cared. It's like the it's like the bud light things. It's when then they open their mouths and start talking about this stuff. Right, So
she's on there every interview like this is not the nineteen twenties anymore. We don't need no man referring of course to you know, the prince component of the story, and that's you know, broad that built up resentment, and you know how it works, Right, somebody comes out and says something that is wildly insulting to the potential audience. The audience responds by going, well,
I'm not going to come see your movie. But your objection is not one born out of the you know, reaction to what you are actually seeing. It's your quote subconscious racism, which, according to one Hollywood director, will be quote put to the test. That's right, America, will you fail the subconscious racism test by not seeing the new snow White movie because you
don't want to be that person? So once again we then inject, you know, the versions of this that we've seen included like the women Ghostbusters, where people were not objecting to the fact that it wasn't funny and they came out and basically called you sexist before you've even had an opportunity to consider whether you wanted to see it. So this is the plan. So will you fail these subconscious racism tests by not going to see the updated for a modern
audience? Snow White ROSSI planning on seeing this movie in the theater, big party, taking the fam. Oh do, There's no way. There's no way you, no way you'd miss it. I've pre ordered the DVD just so I can, just so I can burn it. Who get Wow? The DVD? I remember the last time I handled a DVD. I still see the red boxes though, so like people are still doing the DVD or Blu ray, I guess. But any who, Yeah, so you've just
id that. You didn't just horribly cast it, screw with the storyline, and create interview environments where, rather than peaking any interest in the movie, it sounds like I'm being scolded that if I don't see it, I'm the problem here. Okay, all right, well I'll wear that badge. Man, not gonna see it. In fact, my hatred knows no bounds. I just ordered the Beta Max and when I got you the laser disc.
Man, it's coming little early Christmas present. It's in the mail. The stone tablets, yes, with the script just chiseled in I bought it. It's expressed, it's on the way just so I can throw it off a cliff. Are you did you see the Disney's Comedy Central lawsuits going on? Are you do you know? What? Do you know? What's up with this? Okay? So I I hadn't seen anything about this. I watched
something yesterday. So south Park, in one of their upcoming episodes, is going to go all in on crapping on Disney, making fun of Disney for swapping characters. Right, They're going to do, which is a if you think about it, is a perfect south Park episode. And Disney got really really mad when I can't remember what the names of the episode the cartoon wars like you can't even find them on streaming. Where the episode where they had
Mickey Mouse and the citizens and stuff and family? Yeah, yeah they had Mickey, but Mickey's a dirty bastard, right, and Disney got all all, you can't do that were Disney? So now they were just part of that, and they sued. Now apparently Disney's aware of what they're going to do, so they have sought an injunction against the Trey Parker and Matt Stone of using any of their intellectual property to besmirch the Disney name. And I
I'm like, have you ever seen South Park? That's kind of their thing. They're gonna they're gonna rip on everybody, but especially they're gonna rip on you because you're flailing at the mere suggestion of it. Like there's a certain insidious nature to how deep they'll go. They'll be like, oh, you have a problem, hell wait for it. In the same way that they push back over the Mohammed stuff. Uh, they pushed back over the China
stuff. Remember, They're like, they're trying to figure out whether China was gonna let them sell in the Chinese market, where that's where the pandurin normally begins by these companies, and in this case, China's like, no, we're not going to And they did a whole episode of the Chinese president as Winnie the Pooh, which is reportedly something he hates. So now that's what Disney's trying to do is and I'm just like, well, wait a second.
If the only gag that they're going to use is you modern audience swapping, whether it's race swapping, gender swapping, the ruining of that and keep in mind it's not just the animated to live Disney movies. They reportedly were also going to take take shots at Indiana Jones and Star Wars and you know, everything else that has been bastardized by Disney. And these little crybabies are
going to court. But if you think what you did is so noble, I don't understand with them, you know, highlighting that why that's problematic? Are you not proud of what you've done? Because it kind of feels like by suing, it's a little bit of an admission that this is a sore spot for you, and yet you keep doing it, keep doing it over and over and over. In fact, I get that other story in here. Oh yeah, no, no, I'll get to that. Kyle Wilson just sent to me something. Yeah, no, I saw it. Yeah,
and they got plans for so much more. Man, uh we redesigned for a modern audience. But yeah, now they're literally going to court over this. So I think it's great, absolutely, But that was just job number one, job number two, which again, everything sounds like an admission when you see these stories, as you know, sag after a strike continues. You have the writer's thing that got resolved. But as part of solidarity.
Ahead of that being resolved, members of sag Aftra to the took to the streets and probably realized real quick, like the writers did, that nobody cares, especially when, like anyone who wants a get out of jail freeze so they can go work on a movie card is able to and if they're filming outside of the country, which so many movies are, somehow you can also continue to work even during the strike. So nobody cared for a variety of reasons. Well, now sag After has decided they're going to tamp down
on yet another case of pretend advising. Are you ready for this? Advising sag after members that they are not allowed to wear a hollow lean costume, which I guess if you think about it, I guess I kind of understand that. Right, that's your whole stick, Right, that is your job to be somebody else that you're a paid impressionist. So yes, even on Hollywood, even in Hollywood. So I guess my question is, what are the uh, you know, the tween stars who want to embrace their inner
slutty and then whatever the costume is, what are they to do? The guild issued guidelines for actors, saying that they should choose costumes inspired by general characters or figures, so generic ghosts or zombies, or if they want to show more solidarity, then they should celebrate while not quote changing character. The irony, of course, is you know how many of these cats where they're public persona, in no way reflects who they are in real life. So
it's all pretend. But this is just you admitting that it's pretend. You're telling grown ass adults they can't dress up for Halloween, which I'm fine with. I don't dress up. I don't do it, but that's a personal decision. I might like if the radio station or radio host, not that we have a guild or anything, but if they're like, as a radio host, you shouldn't dress for Halloween. I'm just like, I'm just such a pain in the butt that it might be the first time I donn a
costume in years. Man, let's use our collabse there's a quote. Now, let's use our collective power to send a loud and clear message to our employers that we will not promote content for free. The hell are you talking about? Does anybody care if Matthew Perry or I don't know. I'm just trying to think of somebody who's I've seen pictures them at the picking lines, Fran Dresser. Does anybody care Fran Dresher or any of those cats, or
who's got who plays the Hulk Mark Ruffalo? Right? If they want to dresses something stupid for Halloween, you're going to rob us of this because again, the reason you would threaten this is because you want to You want to hurt your opponent, in this case, the studios. I don't understand how Paramount or Warner Brothers gives two flips. If you, as a grown adult, want to dress up, is you know, do a couple's costume of Kelsey and Swift? Right? But no, this is this is part of
their master plan. Some have pushed back, including Mandy Moore. She she's a singer more than an actress, although she did act quite a bit, Right, she's a Mandy Moore was one of the Disney kids, Right, yeah, she was. She's more of an actress now than a singer. Okay, all right, Well she says this is stupid, and I tend to agree with her quote. This is what you guys come up with. Literally, no one cares what people wear for Halloween. This is infantile and
is in no way going to end the strike. We look like a joke, Yeah you do, but you look like the joke we all expected. I fear. You know what you can do if you don't want to do
that is maybe you guys should all film yourself singing. Imagine put it in like a nice black and white video filter and put that out to really inspire us, and during the course of it also highlight the giant disparity of your life versus you know, some guy in Texas who's supposed to care about this crap as you did, was singing the imagined stuff during the COVID, which was one of the most boneheaded, shallow, stupid things that they could have
possibly come up with that made everyone resent them more. Right, everyone else who's sitting in their house with four kids and six pets and nobody can go anywhere, and you don't want to murder your family, but you would like a soundproof room to lock them in. So when they saw you know, Gal Gadot and the rest singing, imagine dancing around their estate, which is
the only word that can describe those homes. Nobody cared and they also don't care that your favorite actor or actress can't wear or is being told not to wear a Halloween costume. But that's it. That is the that's the latest
chess move in all of that insanity. All right, I want to do a very morbid topic coming up, and it's going to require any of you who have spent time stationed at one of North Carolina's wonderful military basis be a Lejune brag whatever, because I have a lot of questions about a Marine Corps tik talk controversy that's hitting close to home here. We'll get into that story
and more coming up. CaCO Day Radio program keeping you connected. This is ninety four or five WPTI in the Triad and one six one FM Talk in the Triangle. All right, Sis fifty seven, welcome back. A TikTok video that appeared what about four days ago has prompted an investigation at Camp La June or Lejourne or whatever you want me to call it, that place over
in Jacksonville. So basically, some dudes on TikTok, I don't know bragging's the right word, as much as confessing to a scenario where a group of individuals, including active duty Marines, may have been involved in the murder of a man at a bar in Snead's Ferry. I wonder which was it. I wonder. It's probably the strip club over there. I heard there's a there's one over there, you know, the Rumor Mill. But yeah, and that they then buried the body on base. We'll get into details of
this coming up. Hang on, all right, good corn and everybody. It is seven oh seven, dude, this start out of Baltimore. It's crazy, you know. In case you need another reason, another reason not to spend any time in a deep blue, big city here in America, especially as it pertains to jury of our peers. This is I'm telling you, this is. This is one of those issues that was completely foreseeable.
You start talking about jury nullification or jurors feeling that they're in you know, it's one thing to feel empowered to act as a juror, but within the bounds of our criminal justice system, to you know, listen of the facts, listen and understand what is being asked of you in your evaluation of the facts, and to you know, then act as a jury person right voting to acquit or not guilty or whatever it may be when assessing awards for financial
stuff, but not as part of your ability to get justice. And the more that we politicize everything having to do with the criminal justice system, the more that people are going to feel that their job as a juror is to
be an activist. But that's what you see. You know, there's there's a lot of folks right now who are wondering up in Minneapolis with the with the George Floyd and the Derry Chaeven stuff, after reports came out that literally showed from a cause of death perspective, the medicinal side we'll call it, basically the fentanyl and other things, and arguing that when he couple that with a now known discussion that was taking place behind the scenes with the even prosecutors
actively recusing themselves after seeing this report because they didn't want to go into court and push the narrative that he was killed because of neck pressure, but they expected that if they didn't do it, all hell would break loose, which it did. Anyway, it gets harder and harder to listen to people go, well, look, I'm not saying Donald Trump's guilty. What I'm saying is if he goes into this court a law up in DC or in the very heart of Atlanta, huh, and a jury heres the case and convicts
him. Obviously, there's you know you have you have nothing to question. So here's what happened in Baltimore. And then I'll get to the le jun story here in a moment. So you know, you know the squeegee guys, right, you're just sitting there, you're to stop light or you're in traffic, and here comes some dude who starts without you asking or giving permission, starts washing your windshield and you know they do it real quick, so
they immediately get the soap up in there. And you really have no choice at this point, is what they want you to feel. And you better give them some money, and if you don't, all hell's gonna break loose. I just like, I just tell him, like, I'm not paying you anything, get your behind off of my car. And if they choose too great, If not, I'm gonna get the hell out of there. Well, this is what was happening to a dude up in Baltimore, right.
You had these squeegee guys who were standing around and they were doing this. But they were extorting and demanding even larger sums than would normally be expected. So it wasn't like, hey, you got five bucks. They'd rip a squegee across your windshield and then tower over an individual saying that if you don't give us, you know, twenty or fifty bucks, they're going to
do something. And that's what they did, and they did it to this guy who happened to have a small baseball bat in the car with him. So when the squeegeeing started, he tells them to go away. They don't go away. Now they're telling them that they're going to finish and he better give him money. And he gets out of his car holding the bat, which causes the squeegee dudes to move away. And you think that'd be the
end of it, right, Nope. He gets back in his vehicle and then, according to police and according to video, because there's some outside cameras there, the individual then went and retrieved a gun, didn't have one on him, went and retrieved a gun from an adjacent building, went down the street because dude is still stuck in traffic to where he was, and shot him in the back, killing him. Shot him like five times now hearing the circumstances as I've just described them to you, Ross, would you say
that that might bring a criminal charge? That scenario I just described where you went and retrieved this gun because you didn't want you wash in the windshield, and then you shot him in the back five times. That probably is a crime, right, that seems problematic? Would you what kind of crime? Would you think it might be? Murder? Murder? Yeah, you know
what? That is what I thought. That is not a lawyer, Yeah, no, I understand, I understand, but as a citizen you still need to know have a basic understanding that if you get into a beef with somebody over them squeezing your windshield, you can't just shoot him in the back five times because you'll go to jail. Well, the jury heard this and they said it was not murder. They said it was in fact manslaughter and a low version of it because the dude with the back and the dudes with
the squeegee looked different. Do you get what I mean by looked different, like not of the same heritage. And even though they didn't, they didn't accuse this the guy of yelling anything racist any of that, but just quote threatening, Uh, these hardworking, you know, young squegee operators, that that had racist connotations and so that absolved them of murder when they went to go then retrieve a gun and shoot white dude in the back five times.
So not guilty on murder. They did convict on manslaughter because they said that
their hands were tied. But the jury foreman then gave an interview crying over the fact that they had to convict that person a manslaughter because of you know, the the inherent albeit subconscious racism here, and that was enough to negate that that is the actual thought process that the jury used to not convict this person a murder because the only reason that the guy with the bat must have threatened the squeegee guys is because they were black, and not because he didn't
like getting extorted for twenty dollars for a half assed window cleaning. But if that's the mindset you go into it with, and that's supposed to be a jury, my peers, that's not my peers. I'm sorry people want to argue this is you know, this is how people are thinking. Now. These folks are just they're just trying to work, they're just trying to earn some money. You would have to be a horrible, evil racist to object to it. If they're willing to operate that mindset and say that that is
the thought process, I disagree. I don't think the majority of Americans think that way. I do, however, think that in this circumstance, in this particular district, when they were drawn from the jury pool and it yielded a jury whose mindset was arguably racist from the get go, you've just now full circled an old Mississippi nineteen twenties jury. Do you know what I mean?
Right? You know the days where an all white jury in a community that you know was fifty percent black was said to be unable to rent under a fair decision because of the hate in their heart. This is just the other side of this if you believe that, And this was over a window squeeze geene, and now this victim's family will not get justice because the other person has just decided, well, look them not wanting to let me extort
them, obviously driven by racism. Yep, that's the level of stupidity we're at right now. Let me grab a quick called, Jamal, what's up? Why Kasey did I hear you talk about this learn report that came out. It was filed by someone who was a district attorney. And I believe they filed a complaint about you know, the way they was treated and you know, as they say, they spilled the things of Saint Gillett. Lord,
the telling myth a lot thatch and how they lied. Like I said three years ago, because you know, I'm not the type of person can't see you know, to say I told you so likes was the type of person not humble Ross Bragg right there, that is definitely for I wasn't there.
I weren't there through that and say that Jamal said that you had all type of pro coming in calling, Oh how you letting him up here because a black man and tap dance and say you were to folks sez the bot say for y'all, you know that man was murdered onto that officer me And you know what about the fitting all three times the amount that could kill someone. But no, it was Saint George Floyd of the fitting all left a lot Baptist judge. He was just for innocent like me. Q by all
all the white racism in the world. Oh Lord help us we need, we need you, Benjamin Croup up. It wasn't more time. We need Joe Biden kneeling and saying today is Saint George Floyd birthday to day and all the great things that has happened to the black community since George Floyd happened. So obviously it was alive from the beginning with and they purshed it. So George Floyd family should be sued to get that money back, and there showed
it. Every less one of those officers need to sue the City of Minneapolis because it's the same thing you just reported, Casey about that case all black jury, it is racism. Wrong for you to be very clear here, it was not an all black jury however, No, no, not for the George Floyd, No for the Baltimore thing. It wasn't an all black
jury either. But the mindset was right, you know, you had you had white jurors, including the dude crying that were have just decided that any time somebody pushes back, if there happens to be that particular racial alignment, it's obviously done out of racism and not I don't want some dude trying to pill for fifty dollars from me in touch on my property right. They've decided that the mindset is not it, racism is it, and therefore they need
to be activist in the jury box. So I don't know where you go from. You know, you know what case I said this, White people teach their children and do color blindes, while the majority of the Black community
teach color and hatred and don't trust them. You cannot have it. And I say this, white folks don't have to go back doing the same thing saying hey, you will you know, you'll like you're good, and teaching their kids the same thing, because if you're teaching your children color blind, it's like I'm hopefully won't that your children anyway, you're teaching your children color brin. But you got someone else who's a same color mind teaching their children
that, oh, you're nothing but hateful and evil. We have a mismatched dynatic. But like I said, I'm not the one that toot my whole horn like I did three like somebody did three years ago named Jamaal, who called the show and said, no, I don't believe he died from that. He was breathing, and he asked to get out of the car, he asked, and they and people called in. Don't that you read this?
She got your mom called in. She's just too much bro. And I'm not to say I told you so, you know, wouldn't dare do that? You know, well, whn't dare do that? Jazi? Well, but the very same threat that I motivated people. So in this case, it was one of the prosecutors who his beef was not shaven or chauvin. His beef was the other three officers, and that caused him to say, look, I'm not taking part in this because this is what the report says. And he tapped out of it, and they and he said he
was punished as a result. I promise that if they go and try to reevaluate any of these cases up in Minneapolis, they'll burn Lake Street again. And so that very same Heckler's veto that we've seen successfully utilized this time with fiery but mostly peaceful protests. Well it takes for the call there, Jamal, I'm up against the clock, will no doubt probably hamper any you know, twenty twenty hindsight, maybe we should review what happened here, or at
the very least let's make sure that never happens again kind of discussion. But also don't drive in downtown Baltimore or Philly, or Charlotte for that matter, or even Raleigh, because we've thrown out what jurors are supposed to do. We'll be back by thank you. JC is on ninety four f w PTI in the Triad and one six one FM Talk in the Triangle. So as part of the morning routine, one of the things I do is I go to the twitters, the x whatever you want to call it. I want
to see what's trending on there. Sometimes even when you click it, you still got to dig around a little while to figure out why it's trending. But one of the items trending this morning olive Garden, and I did some digging around ross. I'm assuming you are embroiled in the olive Garden controversy. I have no idea what it is. So apparently apparently some have risen up on the internets to I guess, decide or rule that Olive Garden is not
acceptable for dates or special events. That's ridiculous. You should have your wedding there. Not acceptable? And if you were to ask someone out on a date and you took them to the Olive Garden, You're a loser. No, the top tier restaurant I'll guard is authentic Italian cuisine. The chefs are trained in Tuscany. Well, if you've never heard of it, I don't want to poor, shame of you, but it's amazing. And I would say under that red lobster, yes, well hang on, because that then
became part of the discussion as to why it's such a loser choice. Allegations that in fact it is not authentic Italian come on, and that the chefs are not in fact trained in Tuscany, a region of Italy. Yeah. I've had people before on social media pointed out to me. They're like, dude, it's like General Mills, And I'm like, that's General Mills. He brought it back from World War Two when he fought in the Big one.
Yea and yeah, industrial complex into this. And then somebody went so far as to point out that it's you know, it's not because they sell merch and then they were upset because they sell a fifteen dollars cheese grater, you know, the one with the handle that they use at the Yeah, I've got two of them. My time together made like I'm a different form of nunchucks. Can you imagine if you're like an enemy made of cheese and you see that weapon you're retreating, You're like, I'm out. Yeah,
I didn't sign up for this. Yeah, so Oli garden now not on the approved date or special event exceptable. I can't believe something wrong and false would be posted on X Yeah, well I can't believe it had to happen eventually zoomer millennial generation would be wrong about something absurd. You know what I like too, is like all the other posts are like, hey, we're starving and we can't afford to homes, which I'm actually somewhat sympathetic to.
Like, what's going on with homes right now is just the crate two two thousand and eight was bad and we're rent too, Like I don't even know. I'm just happy that I have my house. Yeah, yeah, happy that I'm not like ten or fifteen years younger, because it would be bad news. Like I'm sympathetic to that. But if that's your take, why you trashing on ten ninety five all you can eat soup, salad and breadsticks. Why would you? I maybe because they feel they're forced into it.
And then of course it then evolves into the larger issue. If you remember, uh, there was a a food writer for I believe it was the Fargo North Dakota Fargrowing North Dakota newspaper, and it was this nice grandma, right, she's in her eighties, and she wrote about the olive Garden opening. They didn't have one, they were getting one, and people were lined up, literally lined up to go on this fine dining experience. And as somebody who grew up in an environment where if we got a chain restaurant,
it was like the biggest thing that happened that year. You could mark dates with it, right, you'd be like trying to remember, hey, do you remember when you know John and Peggy got divorced? Well, when was that, Well, that was the year the Olive Garden opened, right, and then that will be like instantly be the neumonic device reminder over it. I remember when they opened a McDonald's in Buffalo, Wyoming. It was insanity.
I'm pretty sure the mayor came out. Finally we didn't have to drive to ship In or Gellete or Thermopolis or you know, basically forever to go and get ourselves a big mac. It was a big damn deal. So up in Fargo, this woman writes about it, and she writes about it because people who are good from a journalistic standpoint, are good in this business recognize that you have to encompass the attitudes and traditions of your audience, right
and especially localize it. So the way that you localize that is recognizing that if ali of garden, which has never existed in Fargo, opens up and people who have for years lived there and maybe the few times out of the year they go to Minneapolis or Wakeee or wherever it may be, that's the only time they're able to actually eat the olive garden, which they've seen a gazillion commercials for on all sorts of sporting events their whole life. They're going
to be pretty excited that that is accessible. Yeah, it's a life changing experience, man. But it's here in Tuscany. Yeah, well, all right, it's like we talked about it before in the show. The original one is in the Vatican. Once you leave the Vatican and you go through the gift shop, it exits through the olive garden. The first one that's not Italy though that's its own country. Yes, I understand that. Okay, all right, so you're saying, but now you're implying that Olive Garden
is in fact a divine gift? Is that where we're going? I mean, those are your words, not mine. I give it. But we're super excited too, because in Weake Forest we have a new red lobster that's going to be popping up. Really yeah, it's good man. How quickly will it be shot up? Oh? I don't know, man, the way things are trending. I think there was another shooting yesterday. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, we're almost getting as bad as Carrie. Now, come on, don't throw in the towel, dude, don't give up on your
town man. Yeah. ABC eleven article. You ready for this? Uh? Talking about the the rash of wake Forest gun crimes going on, which is weird because, like I've seen some areas of the Triangle, the Triad, North Carolina, other places where some would argue that you could point to a quote unquote rash of crimes, right, especially because like the ones in wake Forest, the two because there's been I think two of them were self defense, right, there was a there was a domestic altercation in a Lowe's
parking lot, and there was a guy that had a concealed carry defended himself. That guy ended up ended up like not the guy with the conceal carry. The guy that was committing the crime ended up like taking a car crashing into like a house or something, and they arrested him. Then there was another one. There was a home invasion in wake Forest, So they broke into a dude's house and dude was like f around, find out shot the dude and there were no charges. No this he was defending his home.
This is one hundred percent somebody who gets really irritated when they have to do news stories about another shooting in Durham, right, and they're like, ah, I feel bad about this because you know, indoctrination or equity and inclusion and whatever seminars they're sitting through. So that when there is a third shooting in wake four or as details be damned, they get to run out and
do a story. And let's just say that they're probably not gonna pan the camera below his waistline, or you'd see something that I think is wildly inappropriate for your morning news. In the article, they say here we go. The most recent shooting the headline wake Forest PD launches third shooting investigation in just
six days. The third shooting involving thirty four year old Stephen Constable, who authorready say was attempting to break into a home when he was confronted by a homeowner who is a legal gun owner, who reportedly warned Constable, Hey, if you come in here, I'm gonna shoot you in the face or whatever. Constable then started, you know, breaking windows, according to police,
attempting to still get inside. That that is the same thing as I don't know, a six year old who thinks he's going to go I bring this up a lot, a six year old who's excited because it's hot, hot, hot, and his family's going to take him to get a icy Right, will sweet treat pretend you're that six year old. Go back to your six year old self and how jazzed you would have been over the fact that
you're going to get some sweets. Right That that kid who has to load up in his parents' suv, which is I guess mildly similar to one that a bunch of gangbangers are in, gets shot up. Like an outtake from Boys in the hood that those are the same thing. Those are not the same things. But it is an effort to decide that any use of a firearm, even if it is in self defense, should be as equally concerning
to fellow residents. And I'm sorry. I think most people who live not just in wake Forest, but in any of the communities in which you're listening, Greensboro, High Point, Durham, wake Forest, Carry the murder Capital of North all of these places view those incidents differently. Right, They see
those incidents and they feel differently about them. They see a six year old going to get you a delicious treat being shot down by some want to be rapper, you know, because he's got beef, Versus somebody who's just trying to sit around in their head elson watch Jeopardy or whatever with their family, who has some lunatic trying to break into their home to do god knows what and dispatches them to the forever box. Right, you feel differently? Or
am I crazy? Because the way that they would want you to feel is apparently the same. And I just don't ross would you say? Emotionally, those two stories make you feel different, completely different? Yeah? Right? Now? Why would that be? Would it be because in one case the victim is a six year old who's excited he's getting a treat versus some guy who needs meth money or whatever the motivation. Would you say that that would be one of the dividing lines, right, Yeah, it's pretty accurate.
Yes, yeah, okay, all right, No, I look, I feel stupid having too verbal lies this because if you're listening, you're like Casey, you don't need to explain this. Obviously I do. Obviously I do have to explain this. Uh. The homeowner who's not been identified, has not been charged with any crime. It's just the latest in a string of gun violence over the last week in wake Forest, telling you man, all right, anyway seven forty nine raced agic, everything's crazy and all of guard's
trending. What are you gonna do? The weather's gonna be great warming trend. I'm gonna give you a nice little round of applause for your vikings. No, I heard we cheated. So I heard that's what Joe Buck said. So oh did he? Oh? All right, well, quickly to it. Lots of sun. We talked about this last week the mornings about ask them fog this's frost advisories this morning, so little chili, but this will be the chilliest morning of the week. We're gonna go near above seventy
today, mid upper seventies for the rest of the week. Eighty degree temperatures are possible by Friday and especially the weekend. Lots of sun. Even the overnight lowser can come up. Might not rain here for the next ten to fourteen days. Okay, And I've been saying all year, this is the Vikings year, so I am the least surprised of anybody, So I think you're surprised a little. Oh what a mess? All right, thank you, sir, I appreciate it, and we'll be back. Hang on.
This is one o six one FM Talk in the Triangle and News Talk ninety four to five w PTI and the Triad. Well you get the dumb email of the week, maybe the months or I'm not one hundred percent sure. The factory that in each of these scenarios, a person lost their life because guns exist. That is what people are trying to point out. No, in each scenario, somebody may have In one scenario, somebody may have saved
their life because guns exist, because people feel differently about those things. If if you told me in my neighborhood that there have been five attempted robberies thwarted by individuals who exercise their Second Amendment rights to protect themselves, or you told me that there had been five drive bys, I'm going to adjust my life very differently. I'm gonna be like, well, I guess as long as I don't try to home invade anyone on fine versus people out here shooting.
Do you know when Baltimore yesterday was a bundo Pittsburgh, excuse me, two people were shot attempting to restore an anti gun mural, anti gun violence mural that had been vandalized via gunfire, and they got shot dead. That hits different than defended my home. It's just all so awful, also dumb and frankly, I'm just sorry I went down the rabbit hole. But here we are. Good morning, everybody. It is eight oh seven hour number three.
Trying to figure out earlier why Olive Garden was trending, and I saw I saw a lot of people in embroiled in a debate whether it is appropriate to bring somebody to Olive Garden for a date or a special occasion, and I found out it's actually a larger discussion, and it respawns from this video of this woman, this young woman who is going out on a date with this dude. See I knew it well. As soon as you brought up the story, I'm like, it's some idiot millennial or zoomer who made a
TikTok about a date. Yes, yes they did, but I want you to hear this scenario. Okay, So the date was supposed to be at some fancy pants Italian restaurant, okay, which is fine. Look I love me a nice fancy restaurant, good food, great, whatever, And if that's what you want to do, that's what you want to do, and that apparently is what the dude was going to do. He's like, hey, can I take you out to you know, Spago or whatever the name of it is, don't know, and she's like, yes, that would
be acceptable. So apparently they had a six o'clock reservation, so he went to her house to pick her up at five, which he told her I'll be there at five, with the expectation that, you know, would take him a little while to get there and then they'd have some time to grab
a cocktail as they waited for their table. Pretty standard stuff, except she's a psychopath because and he stitched in a response base but five and then she made him wait in the car until six while she got ready, which she fully intended to do as a demonstration of her commitment to make sure that she's
doing quote her part for the date. See if I show up for a day and I'm a younger dude, right, so I'm yeah, back in the day in the early twenties, they showed for my date and she's like, makes me wait in the car for an hour after we say I'm out, there is no date. Well, because that's disrespecting. You're playing games from the very beginning, and I don't do that absolutely, And then people were and then some people are like, well, she didn't even let him
come inside. And then people got uh because you know that every guy is a rapist, right right? Yeah, So so then women were getting upset. They're like, Wow, this is their first day, why would she invite him inside? What are you trying to get them to be able to
do? You know, like you wouldn't just sit uncomfortably on the couch and get yapped at by her small dog, which I'm assuming she has, so so anyway, so she plays this game, he's like, all right, I will adapt, but unfortunately, uh, we're not going to be able to go to that restaurant because now is our reservation and we're nowhere near there. So how about I give you a couple options nearby where we could go get something to eat and get to know each other. And so it was
the Cheesecake Factory and Olive Garden and she came absolutely un courtd. There is video of her in the car with this dude going, no, that is not what you promised me. I expect a minimum of two hundred dollars to be spent on me for our date. She's spoiled, psychotic and crazy, and he dodged a bullet and you can see you can see the light leaving his eyes. Right. Well, this is going on, and he's finally like, I'm gonna dro drop you off, which then makes her mad.
Right, But then it was it prompted this discussion that he's somehow a jerk for suggesting that they go to Olive Garden or the cheesecake Factory. And that's why that's true. I think I saw this video yesterday that Tim Poole had retweeted and it was some woman dressed in black and she was being interviewed for something and she was like, listen, you need to spend at least a minimum of two hundred dollars on a day with me, because I spend that
much money on product for myself for the date. Oh no, that's a different video. That's a different one. Yeah. I did see that one as well, because because that's also stupid, because it's like, okay, so did you buy just that product for just that date or do you buy that product for other days of the week besides the date. And she's like, my one moisturizer is like four dollars. And I understand this stuff. It's expensive. I get it. But no, yeah, yeah, no,
this is this video. They're sitting in a car and the dude's filming. See. I've been happily married for over seventeen years. I'm very And if I have any advice for younger people like younger it's in their twenties, right, yeah, an if you ever start a dat and there's any sort of these sort of games or you know, like because that's like a power move, right, anything like that just stop because actual successful relationships that doesn't
exist. And it took me forever until I met my wife to learn that because I thought that was normal. I'm like, this is normal behavior, Yeah, this is normal. And then I'm like and then when I met my wife, I was like, that didn't exist, and I'm like, wow, this is super easy. Oh no, yeah, so you didn't have to play all the games and I'm not lie. Like when I discovered that when I met my wife, it was like it was like an epiphany. It was like, oh my god, it doesn't have to be like
that like that. Yeah, and you, being a standard white male, you're just there for the rapn right or the right, that's your whole plan and it changed your or or were you just a dude who's like, hey, she seems nice. We should go out sometime. Because apparently that doesn't exist. And then that prompted all of the olive Garden stupidity and cheesecake factory and holy hell, I feel bad for people. I'm not even married, but I'm still happy that I'm not dating in that age bracket. Do you
know what I mean? I'm so a dude, yeah, because dating, like I said, it was an issue even back like in the two thousands, right in the twenty tens. It's like a thing, but it's like, I can't imagine being a younger person dating now with all of the the tiktoks and all the oh my god, nightmare and how did and how did
this? You know? This this era of feminism, and I mean not feminism in the equality sense, but feminism in the uh, we're doing you a favor by even acknowledging your presence and allowing you to spend and on oddly sum of money. When did that attitude take hold as socially acceptable Because I even feel like during my era, even though Ross was talking about how some of the games and stuff were were present, He's not wrong, but that
still would have been a bridge too far. Right, So if some if some girls like and Dan he took me to the cheesecake factory, which, by the way, if you go the cheesecake factory and have some drinks and a couple of dinners, it's still going to be over one hundred dollars us. Factory isn't cheap. Yes, it adds up even on olive garden, Right, you get a couple austy spamantes or whatever garbage she wants to drink, and you're quickly approaching that three you know, three digit number, but
her then going to her friends. I would like to think her going to her friends later and going can you believe what he did? I mean, I made him wait for an hour to show that I'm dedicated to my beauty routine. Oh no, the day I was scheduled for five o'clock. The reservation was shortly thereafter. You failed because you weren't ready on time because you had to play games. So it's over. But there's no There should be no putting her friends. I would like to think her friends would be like,
I don't know why we're friends with you. You're a horrible person. And instead it's half the internet going, yeah, queen, tell him all that. Geez, you wonder why you wonder why guys are sitting there going Nope, I'm not playing this game, and I don't put this on all
women. I still believe that most people are reasonable people, in the same way that I believe that most people probably don't have a problem with the home invader catching a bullet versus a six year old and are able to delineate the difference I have this I guess hopefulness for humanity, but that anyone could sit there and listen to her unapologetically point out she is the reason they're not making the reservation and then whine about it and expect sympathy is nuts to me,
absolute insanity. And yet this is where we find ourselves. And now I got people dating in their forties centime. Yeah no, I know, I know, I know. Maybe I just do a better job of shading off that insanity. Let's see, when I started dating and talking to women in my forties, I was surprised what they expected of all the men to bring to the table, and all they were bringing was their jaded attitude and baggage. So I started dating younger and found about the mid thirties was a much
more appreciative age. Yeah see, and you know what, and then you probably have a bunch of women who think you're a cradle robin horrible person, sir. When I was using dating apps, my one rule was when I matched with somebody, if they didn't engage within twenty oh yeah that gamesmanship within twenty four hours, I would unmatch and then just move on. Yeah,
I mean, you gotta work over time to call out the BS. I don't get into all the details of my dating life and all that stuff, but I've seen some stuff, and I readily recognize that I've probably seen only minor versions of it when I see the stories that are out there, and it's like, how did we get here? How do we get how do we get to this point where that is? Societally? What is I guess
expected that you know, men will allow themselves to be put through. I guess because enough dudes went okay, all right, well let's go over to this other thing instead of just going, look, we didn't make the reservation. Even if you want to keep the peace and go, hey, uh no's nobody's fault here. Things happen. Let's just rebound, like sometimes realizing
that that person can roll with the punches. That's a learning experience in and of itself, right, because life itself is chaotic, right, yes, yeah, yes, And so if you're some woman who refuses to recognize that because everything should mold around you, or you're some guy who loses his damn mind right with giant anger issues because one thing goes wrong, right, there should be giant red flags. Man ah, insanity, absolute insanity. You want to see a dude, you want to see a really, really,
really up. Did you see the video of that woman in the airport in Thailand a few months ago? So this woman, she's in the airport in Bangkok and she is absolutely losing her mind because she sees American men. I guess she assumes American men who are in the air waiting to fly places with what seemed to be much younger Thaie wives and girlfriends. And she's just by
the way, she's alone. Okay, she's alone, and she is obviously she's she is more directly the age of the men versus the you know, their their brides, which are you know, ten fifteen years younger than them.
Why do you think that is? Why do you why do you think some guy would go there and decide, you know what, I'm going to marry a much more traditional woman who wants family, who wants to you know, who wants to allow me to make her the center of my world, and she me the center of hers and and and that's that's what I want.
I'm gonna go over here. You've never seen feminist comments go so off the off the charts as it did in that video, So this is just like another iteration of it, Like I don't even know I you know, frankly, I feel like it's a master you know, all the people who are of the opinion that if we just grease most of the humans, the world would be great. I think this is like Plan B where they're just trying to get it so nobody will procreate with each other, because I have
no other theories as to why that scenario would be created. And any guy or gal for that matter, willing to put up with that level of games or insanity. You're not. You're screwing it for everybody else. Right, So some woman's like, I'm gonna intentionally take two extra hours to get ready
so he'll appreciate me. He better, Like if you don't immediately reject that, in the same way that a woman who's like man like one thing went wrong and he flipped out and started screaming, Like if you don't immediately run from that, in a way, you're just kind of like, oh, now that behavior is acceptable, absolute insanity. Also, speaking of TikTok, a video appeared of what is I guess a murder confession kind of at Camp La June. And by the way, everyone's sending me emails it's Lazourne or
it's Lajune or whatever. I'll call whatever I want, because I just want to make sure everyone knows we're talking about the same place. Okay. A video emerged of an individual My button bar is on crack this morning, thank you, of an individual essentially saying that three people murdered a quote biker dude at a bar and sneeds ferry and then drove them on to base to dispose of the body at a barely used l Z landing zone. And now the
Marines are actively investigating this. All right, ross, my butt bart is absolutely jacked. Will you fire the audio please? On yours so I get this figure the whole computer hates me. Yes, sure, Probably the Israeli Air Force did it. Yeah, so here is here is yeah? All right, well let me do this. Well, we'll get into it here in the next segment. Yeah, because I'm sitting here screwing with this thing. Oh why would the Israeli Air Force do this? All right, Well,
we'll try to fix it. I'll play that audio. Is that a good place to bury a body? Is? For those of you who've served is there a lot of space. We'll get into it next. Hang on one six one FM Talk w PTI, two stations driving the best in talk. This is Casey Oday and Carolina's Morning News. All right, good morning, eight thirty five. And I guess the powers that be or the illuminati or somebody decided, hey, you don't need to be able to access your
button bar of audio. So that's uh, let's rebooting again. All right, let me play this because Ross can played off of his computer in his studio. So this is part of the the TikTok video confessing to a murder
at Camp Lea June. Check this out right turn, you take a left turn and then there's like open al z at the very end of that l Z. If you walk into the woods, like twenty thirty feet into those woods, because then the other eats the l Z. You think, like ten feet down there there's yes, there is, yes, there is who who's that body? And they fought and they're freaking out. Yeah, So I don't know what the hell is going on. I mean, some people
are like, oh, it's fake, it's for I don't know. It's apparently it's enough that the Marines are actively investigating, but I'm just like, yeah, there's look if you if you look at Le June, not just the main part of the base, but all of that outward property. Right if you've ever gone to Topsail or Snead's Ferry for that matter, I mean you're there's tons and tons and tons of you know, federal property there that is used for all sorts of training things. So I guess maybe if you
want to dispose of a body, that's not a bad place. But just the fact that somebody might have been murdered outside of the bar and Sneat's Ferry. And again I'm assuming they're talking about that strip club there that I heard about Ross. This is where you used to have your time share near there, right, yeah, yeah, I know the are you go right there? You didn't, but you didn't get a chance to go into Sneed's Ferry
and check out the bar scene, right, Uh that is correct? Have not so, but yeah, I mean that or you can go the very end of North Topsail and they got a bar there with a bunch of volleyball courts and stuff. You see a bunch of marines around there. But yeah, that whole thing is nuts. I'm telling you, man, every moment of every bit of prep for the last two weeks, I have questioned whether we're actually alive. Yeah, it's been rough. There's more of that video
too. We posted the original story on the x account, Casey on the radio, on Twitter, whatever. I would have loaded the entire audio, but the dude is like a he's like he's a marine, so he's swearing, right, but he's like he's like boom Hower too, like from so his words are all kind of going together, and it's like which one is an F bomb and which one isn't which one? And so I had the entire thing it was like an extra like forty forty five seconds, but every
other one was a bleep. Maybe it was a bleep maybe because you don't know. But so, but with that in mind, I'm like, well, does that mean like maybe there's some truthfulness to this. It's just so non just so casual too. But and as far as what the investigation is, I don't know, man, But it's just every just everything's crazy town got that got People can't delineate between somebody protecting their home and life with a firearm versus you know, drive by shootings. Meanwhile, down in Fayetteville.
I kid you not. I guess that's the impetus for this story, but it's it looks like a national story that was repurposed. I was reading this big article and they're like, how to keep squirrels and other critters away from your pumpkins. It's that time of the year, And at no point in this society that is so ravaged with guns do they point out one of my favorite methods for keeping varmits away from your pumpkins. And look, you don't
even have to do what you yourself. Apparently all you have to do is what you want to get is you want to get some tiny do rags, right, uh, squirrel sized do rags. Uh, some in blue and some in red, and apparently just put them on the squirrels and the problem will solve itself. Or you could put tanner righte in the pumpkins. That's the thing. You got options. But yeah, they got a bunch of
like, oh, maybe you should rub petroleum jelly on your pumpkin. By the way, if I come by your house and you're rubbing lube on your pumpkin, I'm not sticking around to chat. Okay, I'm gonna go anywhere, But what is happening right in front of me. No, he wants to have a chat with you man. And that pit in his basement, he's louping in the pump up pumpkin in the pit. Look at the by the way, he's carved a surpr eye's face in the pumpkin. It pushed
the lube on the pumpkin. Is what is wrong with people? Well, yeah, you just gotta lube up. This is like I want. This is like k was like big k Y trying to sell more. You know what I'm saying is the only theory I can have for this. Uh, but if you don't have access to lube, you can also use essential oils like you caa lift us or pepper, or you could shoot them or the little tiny gang stuff I just pointed out right, You're like, these squirrels are the bloods, these are the crips, and uh, you know,
just let nature. So yeah, uh, not taking time to lube up the pumpkin. I'm so sorry, all right? Eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four. You know who does lube his pumpkins? Boston Paul. What's up? Boston Paul? Put the dog in the basket. Hey, I wanted to go back to the crime stuff here. I see on the TV they're doing the man in the Street downtown rally there in the in the combat zone at the school, right yeah, yeah, and they
you know, what can they do? What can the mayor do? And they're saying all this stuff, and I'm like, you know, we were coming down here in the early nineties before I moved down here, and I remember being downtown feeling safe because they saw plenty of police officers, some on horseback, you know, on a cop on a horse put the way up there naked see for very far distances. And they also had a stable right
there beside that park. I mean, you couldn't feel any safer. But they want to go with volunteer security guards will probably get the city in the lawsuit because once one of them gets doing something, they're probably gonna do it wrong. I don't know, it's it's the thing is is that we're we're told, and it's demanded of us that anytime there is a firearm used, it's it's there's no good reason, and that's the narrative, and that's then
how it's reported. I'm assuming that if I try to go break into the Boston Paul residence in a home invasion manner that that probably won't end well for me. Is that another reason for coming to this great state? Because where I came from, even though you had a pistol permit, you had a fine, You had to exhaust every measure to get out of your home before
you could protect yourself. You know, so you know it's not here somebody breaks into your house to still your your cheaps will beer Patreon, it's mementos. He ain't gonna end with. Yeah, even though they'd be doing you a favor, really taking commemorative Tom Brady plates and congratulations you won one last night. And Taylor Swift wasn't even there. No, she's actually embroiled into controversy Boston Paul because she was in a luxury box with a sex offender.
Are familiar with this, Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, this is how the tables have turned, all right. I saw her in the box stay with the pretty blonde girl, but I thought that was mahomes wife. Yeah. Well the problem is mahomes brother's there and he's charged with sexual assault. One other thing. One other thing, ye ye, Rosh got milk all right, have a good day. Wait, what got milk? Bye bye? What is awful? Get beaten by the bag of milk?
No coming back seasons? Seasons? Friends, Well, this is because you don't have the level of confidence that I've had in my team from day one. I heard it was actually three D chess and McDermott's part because they don't want the Patriots to get that big quarterback that everybody wants. That's his way of keeping him out of the division, the one you mean, the one
at USC who's failing so dramatically. Everyone wants to concoct the Utah conspiracy theory yesterday that one okay, Uh, like I said, where none of us are awake and the machine that is broken whatever whatever runs this stuff, you know, Uh Boston Paul mentioned the city council there, the mayor of Raleigh and all that. Actually one of the council members was busy over the weekend
at a Hamas rally. So I mean, really, if you need we need more reasons to feel safe, just know that while we can't have a Christmas parade, that members of the Raleigh City Council will attend pro Hamas rallies. So everything is upside down, but not the weather raced agic with the weather. And what do we got, sir? All right, case thanks, we are going to get into some beautiful weather. Boy. This run is going to be for multiple days. We might not have measurable rainfall here
until maybe sometime next month. All right, that's next Wednesday or even beyond that, So enjoy. We got frost advisories for some this morning, so it is chilly, but the warming trend will continue not only during the daytime hours but also at night to the two of the low seventies. Today Tonight in the low to mid forties and mainly clear. Tomorrow's sunny, mid upper seventies. For high temperatures. By Thursday and Friday, we might have some
fog during the morning hours than sunshine for the afternoons. I will hover right around eighty degrees and over the upcoming weekend listen to this more sunshine, Casey could get into the low to mid eighties. Enjoy it. Okay, we'll do, thank you, and we'll chat with Jeff Bellinger next. Hang on, You're day Smarter one O six one f M Talk and News Talk ninety four to five WPTI more with Casey starts now. All right, eight fifty
three. Bloomberg Update Now Jeff Bellinger, what's happening? Oh, good morning, Casey. A stock market future is pointing higher this morning after a mixed performance on Wall Street yesterday. Now futures are up one hundred and fifty six points. General Motors third quarter earnings blue past estimate CEO Mary Baris as the automaker was profitable in every region, including China. As for GM's latest offer to the United autoworkers, Barra said it is the most significant offer GM has
ever extended. General Electric says it's selling a lot of jet engines. Gees third quarter revenue and profit top Wall Street forecasts, and the company raised its outlook for the year. Good news for a lot of rental households reeltword dot com reports Overall rental prices were down again last month as more new multifamily homes came online. The median asking rent in the nation's fifty biggest metros was one
thousand, seven hundred forty seven dollars in September. The median in Raleigh was one thousand, five hundred sixty two dollars, and that was down more than four percent from September of last year, and the Hollywood Studios and Actors Union will try again today Casey to negotiate an end to the actors' strike. That walkout has pushed back the start of the fall TV season. Now it's delaying the release of movies. Paramount Pictures announced it's postponing the release of several films,
including the next installment in the Mission Impossible series. Casey, Oh wonderful. Hey did you see? Speaking of stupid, did you see they also told their members not to dress up for Halloween? Because yeah, I heard about that. I mean, how stupid and petty are we getting that? Them? Playing pretend on their own time is a problem. By the way, what is your Halloween costume? I haven't thought about it yet. I
better I better better be thinking about it. I've one got a week to well, if you got if you want to do a couple's costume with that love of your life, apparently you can get a Kansas City number eighty seven Jersey and the woman can dress up in a frilly dress that's apparently very popular. Okay, you want to be very artfully avoided. The lady's name. I don't even remember her name all right, okay, some advice. Thanks Jeff, appreciate it. Thank you. I must draw and take care.
All right, look at that, Jeff's inspired. He was probably gonna be like, what a pirate or something, and now now he's got something that's a little more culturally relevant. Just a day after announcing that they went woke and are in the process of going broke, So now they're going to go back to not woke. Victoria's Secret did something really weird yesterday. They after announcing they're going to bring back the Angels, right, the Victoria's Secret Angels.
They also released a full marketing push based on their new line of disability underwear. Right, so it's you know, it's bras and panties for women, but women with disabilities. So like all the models, like they have one chicken a wheelchair. They got another woman who who she former service member, she lost the lower part of one of her arms. And they're part of the ad campaign and it's you know, they're they're attractive and they're women
with some noticeable physical disabilities. But the underwear is the same and so like they didn't there is no new technology. It's these same exact bra and panties. That any other woman or confused guy could go into Victoria's Secret and buy,
except it's on disabled models. And so some people argue that it was a little exploitative, exploitive right because you didn't do anything, like you didn't come up with a new bra with like a quick release button or whatever, which, by the way, you on the behalf of young men everywhere learning stuff I would be appreciated. Now it's just the same stuff. You just put it on a chick in a wheelchair. And then the one woman's like, I'm just happy for the first time that we are seeing as people who
can be beautiful and desirable. She's a beautiful woman, even if she's missing that hand. By the way, Ross, would you google disability porn on your computer and see if that's a thing. I have a feeling that that's a thing.