Rated R Safety Show with Jay Allen

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[SPEAKER_30]: Anyways, today's Monday, June the thirty of twenty twenty five day one hundred and eighty first.

[SPEAKER_30]: of the year and only a hundred and eighty five days left to go.

[SPEAKER_30]: We are broadcasting room to safety FM studios in Orlando Florida and coming across the multiverse known as safety FM.

[SPEAKER_30]: And then hanging out with our friends and colleagues over there.

[SPEAKER_30]: Okay, so there you go with a lot of stuff going on inside of the world and the multiverse because that's it's kind of the way that it goes around here.

[SPEAKER_30]: So just information.

[SPEAKER_30]: So yeah, writers will be off tomorrow for the most part.

[SPEAKER_30]: I think tomorrow Wednesday, well, light additions is what they're going to be giving me.

[SPEAKER_30]: Independence Day, of course, is all in, well, someday this week on Friday.

[SPEAKER_30]: So short week for some of us here, if you're based in the US.

[SPEAKER_30]: Anyway, so how you been?

[SPEAKER_30]: I was lost, you know, forty eight hours your show for you.

[SPEAKER_30]: Hopefully you had a fantastic weekend as we're back on this lovely Monday trying to get it all back together, because that's what we do around here.

[SPEAKER_30]: Getting it all together, doing our thing.

[SPEAKER_30]: So with that being said, let me tell you real quick about what we do around here.

[SPEAKER_30]: Our show consists of safety and the news news and safety, just the way of the world, just the things that we do and how we go about and doing everything.

[SPEAKER_30]: just kind of what it is.

[SPEAKER_30]: So with that being said, as we go through it, you can interact with the show.

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[SPEAKER_30]: So if you're ready, I'm ready.

[SPEAKER_30]: We'll talk a little bit and do some stuff that we have going on because that's just kind of seems to be the gig.

[SPEAKER_30]: So with that being said, let's get into some of the important stuff and talking maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe.

[SPEAKER_30]: I don't know.

[SPEAKER_30]: Maybe, maybe something.

[SPEAKER_30]: Let's just talk about what the hell was trending.

[SPEAKER_30]: Maybe that's the easier way to do it.

[SPEAKER_30]: Yeah, is one was trending rated on safety show.

[SPEAKER_30]: Okay, so as I take a look at the trends at the ends of the end to go something like this.

[SPEAKER_30]: No one know where the Tesla achieves a major milestone.

[SPEAKER_30]: Yeah, if you didn't hear about this, we'll talk about what you have it over the weekend.

[SPEAKER_30]: Also, Diddy's fate is now in the hands of the jury.

[SPEAKER_30]: We'll talk about that and Steve Burns returns to a new podcast.

[SPEAKER_30]: Yeah, Steve Burns returns to a new podcast.

[SPEAKER_30]: You know, because I guess we're podcasting is worth it.

[SPEAKER_30]: Yeah, just in case you don't know, Steve Burns is from Blue's clue state of fame back in the day.

[SPEAKER_30]: You know, back in the day.

[SPEAKER_30]: Okay, maybe it's not that far back in the day, but it's back in the day type of thing.

[SPEAKER_30]: Okay, so with that being said, why don't we do this?

[SPEAKER_30]: Why don't we bring in our friends from feature story news and let them start talking about what the hell's going on inside of the world of the multiverse?

[SPEAKER_30]: Because I think that that's going to be an important thing for us to do.

[SPEAKER_30]: So if you're ready, I'm ready, and I think we're going to do it right now.

[SPEAKER_19]: From feature storing use in London, I'm Oli Barrett.

[SPEAKER_19]: Two firefighters have been killed after being shot while responding to a brush fire in Idaho.

[SPEAKER_19]: Kutana County Sheriff says one shooter is confirmed as dead and is believed to have acted alone.

[SPEAKER_19]: A third firefighters described as fighting for his life.

[SPEAKER_19]: Officials had reported coming under sniper fire during a mountain man hunt.

[SPEAKER_19]: A trade deal between the UK and the United States has come into effect tariff cuts for the automotive and aerospace sectors are now in force.

[SPEAKER_19]: However, an agreement to reduce tariffs on steel as part of the deal has not yet been reached.

[SPEAKER_19]: Joe Hawkins reports from London.

[SPEAKER_20]: Up until today, manufacturers who are sending cars to the US had to pay a twenty seven point five percent tariff.

[SPEAKER_20]: Now, it's ten percent.

[SPEAKER_20]: And the entire aerospace sector, which up until today, had a ten percent tariff now has nothing at all.

[SPEAKER_20]: The Prime Minister says the deal he's secured is historic, but the work isn't done yet because the government will be updating Parliament on where we're at with other imports.

[SPEAKER_19]: India's monsoon reigns have covered the entire country nine days earlier than forecast.

[SPEAKER_19]: It's the quickest progression of the monsoon in the last five years.

[SPEAKER_19]: From New Delhi, Sri Ashima Kaji reports.

[SPEAKER_22]: Agriculture experts say the early onset of the rainy season has accelerated the sewing of summer crops for this year as nearly half of India's farmlands depend on rainwater for crop growth.

[SPEAKER_22]: India's monsoon season is the backbone of the country's four trillion dollar economy as it irrigates in in farmlands and fills up water reservoirs.

[SPEAKER_22]: Usually the rains move not towards and cover the entire country by eighth of July, but this year the season was ahead of schedule.

[SPEAKER_22]: India has already received rain that is eight percent above the average for the month of June.

[SPEAKER_22]: The country's weather office says India is likely to see above average monsoon rains for the second year straight in twenty twenty five and has issued alerts for heavy to very heavy rainfall over several parts of the country for the next seven days.

[SPEAKER_22]: Sri Ushimu Khurji, New Delhi.

[SPEAKER_19]: Wimbledon is set for what could be the hottest start of the tennis championships on record.

[SPEAKER_19]: Temperatures are expected in the mid-thirties in the UK with much of Europe experiencing heat wave conditions.

[SPEAKER_19]: Britain's Emirada Carnu says it already feels hotter than the numbers suggest.

[SPEAKER_00]: I feel like the heat in the UK is like extra hot even when the number says a certain level.

[SPEAKER_00]: It feels hotter always.

[SPEAKER_00]: So I'm prepared.

[SPEAKER_00]: I'm going to stay hydrated, do all the right things.

[SPEAKER_19]: Meteorologist at British Weather Services, Jim Dale.

[SPEAKER_23]: He coming out of North Africa, as far as Europe is concerned, and it does happen in the United States, it happens in Asia as well, but for our part of the world, it's the Sahara Desert North Africa, all that he put his forward is not just one country or two countries, it's the entire European continent.

[SPEAKER_19]: From Burroughs worldwide, this is FSN.

[SPEAKER_17]: With FSN spotlight, I'm Simon Marks.

[SPEAKER_17]: Today, what to make of Friday's Supreme Court decision, that says lower-level judges in the United States can no longer apply their rulings on a national scale.

[SPEAKER_17]: The president hailed the decision as great news, and certainly there are reasons to believe that the Supreme Court has done him a massive political favor.

[SPEAKER_17]: David Smith is Washington bureau chief for the Guardian newspaper.

[SPEAKER_21]: The court did expand Donald Trump's powers even further in what some are calling an imperial presidency.

[SPEAKER_21]: The court's ruling basically took away the power of lower courts to block Donald Trump's agenda.

[SPEAKER_21]: In the first five months of service presidency, we've seen numerous injunctions from district court judges saying that this or that policy by Trump is

[SPEAKER_21]: illegal, and it should therefore be frozen nationwide.

[SPEAKER_21]: But now the highest court of the land, the Supreme Court, said they've been going too far.

[SPEAKER_17]: On the specific case that sparked Friday's Supreme Court opinion, the president is now thirty days away from being able to bar babies born to non-citizens from receiving birthright citizenship and an American passport.

[SPEAKER_17]: Although there are all sorts of fresh legal cases that are likely to be held, and on the merits of that, propose all the Supreme Court is not yet ruled.

[SPEAKER_17]: But more broadly, Friday's opinion was a huge Philip for the President's efforts to cement his agenda in place.

[SPEAKER_17]: I'm Simon Marks.

[SPEAKER_19]: To recap the top stories, two firefighters have been killed after being shot while responding to a brush fire in Idaho.

[SPEAKER_19]: A trade deal agreed between the UK and the United States has come into effect.

[SPEAKER_19]: India's monsoon rains have covered the entire country nine days earlier than forecast, and Wimbledon said for what could be the hottest start to the tennis championships on record with much of Europe experiencing heat wave conditions.

[SPEAKER_19]: That's the latest feature story news, Oli Barrett reporting.

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[SPEAKER_30]: Fifteen minutes past the top of the hours.

[SPEAKER_30]: You and I are hanging out on there's a lovely munder.

[SPEAKER_30]: Monday, Monday, Monday.

[SPEAKER_30]: So a lot of stuff going on inside of the world of the multiverse.

[SPEAKER_30]: So why don't we start getting into it right away and start talking an airplane of waiting at a gate for passengers aboard the Schumlitzi.

[SPEAKER_30]: Charlotte Douglas International Airport was given office mail so bad that it sent the crew members to the hospital.

[SPEAKER_30]: Fortunately the airline reported that the stink before passengers was able to board the

[SPEAKER_30]: Though they had to deal with delays American Airlines maneuvered a new plane for the route, and total seven people went to the hospital for illness related to the odor.

[SPEAKER_30]: Though they're expected to be okay, no word yet on what the stink was about.

[SPEAKER_30]: I don't know.

[SPEAKER_30]: After, uh, you know, seeing the preview to the poop crews documentary that's going on on Netflix, you know, you're probably gonna have some questions.

[SPEAKER_30]: Was it the, the poop plane?

[SPEAKER_30]: I mean, who knows?

[SPEAKER_30]: Who knows what's going on?

[SPEAKER_30]: What else?

[SPEAKER_30]: Okay, so take a listen to this.

[SPEAKER_30]: If you have not seen this, you probably go look for it.

[SPEAKER_30]: But Tesla has reportedly shipped a self-driving vehicle straight from the factory to the customer's house, a global first for the technology.

[SPEAKER_30]: Elon Musk reported on as the first fully autonomous delivery of a Tesla Model Y from the factory to the customer's home across town, including highways, just completed a day ahead of schedule.

[SPEAKER_30]: He added that at no point where any humans

[SPEAKER_30]: in the vehicle, nor was it operated remotely.

[SPEAKER_30]: So, if you go watch the video, it's supposed to win something like thirty-some odd miles.

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[SPEAKER_30]: I guess it comes in the traditional car.

[SPEAKER_30]: I'm just saying, based on what it said.

[SPEAKER_30]: So, I guess that's some options from some things to do.

[SPEAKER_30]: So what do you think?

[SPEAKER_30]: Do you think that this is going to change entirely how we get cars nowadays?

[SPEAKER_30]: Just think about it for a moment.

[SPEAKER_30]: If all of a sudden you do not have to go to the go to the dealership and you don't have to go and negotiate and all that stuff all you do is just buy it online and it comes to you.

[SPEAKER_30]: Life is going to be slightly different.

[SPEAKER_30]: I mean, just think about it for a moment.

[SPEAKER_30]: I don't know if in the area where you're located, if they have car vano or what it's the other one, room or something along those lines, where you essentially order a car online and they come and they tell it to you and they deliver it.

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[SPEAKER_30]: I mean, that changed part of the industry where you see a lot of these cars now being being able to be delivered with somebody there.

[SPEAKER_30]: So I don't know, it'll be interesting times as we move forward.

[SPEAKER_30]: Do it out.

[SPEAKER_30]: So let's continue.

[SPEAKER_30]: Okay, when components are one of the components of Starbucks, rebrand, including personalized messages on every cup, but for the Texas women, the quip left her insulted.

[SPEAKER_30]: Blanca Lopez says that she ordered a drink of the coffee shop inside of the local target on the lid, the Baritza, what wrote, what do you call a sick eagle?

[SPEAKER_30]: illegal illegal.

[SPEAKER_30]: Lopez, who is Hispanic says that she was done for me was like, it's offensive, Lopez said.

[SPEAKER_30]: She said that she thought that the message, uh, she brought the message to the manager as attention, but they were very apologetic at, though that she'll still be waiting for a formal apology from the corporate office.

[SPEAKER_30]: This is according to CBS news.

[SPEAKER_30]: Yeah.

[SPEAKER_30]: I don't know.

[SPEAKER_30]: It's weird.

[SPEAKER_30]: I mean, it's not a, it's not really the best thing to write on a cup.

[SPEAKER_30]: But it's kind of strange.

[SPEAKER_30]: But at some point, when you start doing stuff like that, you're gonna run out of things to say.

[SPEAKER_30]: I don't know if that would have been my first choice of stuff to go to, but it's definitely one of those things that sounds interesting.

[SPEAKER_30]: safety never sounded so terrible right at our safety show okay to let's see a bison boil to death in a hot spring last week during a yellowstone national park busy tourist season uh... let's see there was two bison standing out there

[SPEAKER_30]: I thought it was a great photo opportunity.

[SPEAKER_30]: One park go where told CBS news, but then moments later, one of them tipped into the ground into the spring.

[SPEAKER_30]: As hard as it tried, it could not get out.

[SPEAKER_30]: Fortunately, the passing was quick.

[SPEAKER_30]: According to the sciences in charge, the park-level Keno Observatory who shared that

[SPEAKER_30]: grand prismatic spring reaches temperatures of a hundred ninety two degrees.

[SPEAKER_30]: This is a glorious CBS news.

[SPEAKER_30]: So yeah, that changes some things for you right away.

[SPEAKER_30]: So I don't know.

[SPEAKER_30]: So a lot of stuff there to for us to give a gander ander at what else do we have going on baseball?

[SPEAKER_30]: Let's talk about baseball player Dave Parker has died.

[SPEAKER_30]: He passed away on Saturday after battle with Parkinson disease.

[SPEAKER_30]: Parker spent the majority of his MLB career with the Pittsburgh Pirates and was voted into the Hall of Fame last year.

[SPEAKER_30]: He was seventy four at the time of his passing.

[SPEAKER_30]: What else do I have for you?

[SPEAKER_30]: Let's go through this.

[SPEAKER_30]: Let's see Jeff Basis got married over the weekend to Lauren Sanchez.

[SPEAKER_30]: Are there officially married now?

[SPEAKER_30]: He's sixty one.

[SPEAKER_30]: She's fifty five.

[SPEAKER_30]: The couple tied the knot on Friday and the same juurju island in front of two hundred guests.

[SPEAKER_30]: Basis was previously married to Mackenzie Scott and Sanchez spent fourteen years married to Patrick Wittsel.

[SPEAKER_30]: So there you go.

[SPEAKER_30]: Congratulations to the couple.

[SPEAKER_30]: regardless of what's going on.

[SPEAKER_30]: Somebody said they ran her to town.

[SPEAKER_30]: I would not even understand how you do that, but I guess anything's possible when it's all sitting done.

[SPEAKER_30]: So there you go.

[SPEAKER_30]: Anyways, it's talk about the weekend box office because some people are going to care about that stuff.

[SPEAKER_30]: So let's do it from this factor.

[SPEAKER_30]: Coming in at number ten was karate kid legends who coming in at one billion dollars.

[SPEAKER_30]: and number nine was ballerina two point one million dollars and number eight the material list two point nine million dollars and number seven mission impossible the final reckoning four point one million dollars number six was Lilo and stitch six point nine million dollars and number five twenty eight years later nine point seven million

[SPEAKER_30]: A number four was making a two point out at ten point two million dollars.

[SPEAKER_30]: I don't know.

[SPEAKER_30]: I feel like that when there wasn't a lot a lot of stuff letting you know that it had just come out.

[SPEAKER_30]: But that's just my opinion.

[SPEAKER_30]: Also, Elio came in a ten point seven million dollars.

[SPEAKER_30]: A number three at number two was how to train your dragon with nineteen point four million dollars.

[SPEAKER_30]: And at the number one spot, the top movie.

[SPEAKER_30]: I don't think that this is very unexpected, but this is just my opinion, of course.

[SPEAKER_30]: F-One the movie fifty five point six million dollars.

[SPEAKER_30]: That's the newest bread pit movie movie movie but that one you know how there's some movies you watch We're seeing the preview too and you go ah It's gonna watch that shit at home, blah, blah that movie has that feel that you have to go to the yeah, they go to the movie theater to you

[SPEAKER_30]: It just does.

[SPEAKER_30]: And I don't know what state maybe it was in Texas.

[SPEAKER_30]: I kept on seeing that they have the screens that are called X screens and maybe that's a brand specific zone, whatever.

[SPEAKER_30]: The X screen, you can see everything going on across.

[SPEAKER_30]: So, there'll be a lot of people said the way to top good mad break came out that that was one of the ones that you had to see in that screen.

[SPEAKER_30]: And to both of you, this is another one of those movies that would probably be highly recommended in that.

[SPEAKER_30]: believing not not pitch in the movie there.

[SPEAKER_30]: Just kind of giving you some info there.

[SPEAKER_30]: Some info.

[SPEAKER_30]: I mean, let's just keep it real.

[SPEAKER_30]: Let's laugh.

[SPEAKER_30]: Okay.

[SPEAKER_30]: So what else is going on?

[SPEAKER_30]: The Dow gained about four hundred and thirty two points to close at forty three thousand eight hundred and nineteen on Friday.

[SPEAKER_30]: The S. B. gained about thirty two points to close at six thousand one hundred and seventy three.

[SPEAKER_30]: And the Nasdaq gained about a hundred and five points.

[SPEAKER_30]: The clothes at twenty thousand.

[SPEAKER_30]: Two hundred and seventy three.

[SPEAKER_30]: So there you go.

[SPEAKER_30]: Also West Texas or media clothes at sixty five dollars on Friday.

[SPEAKER_30]: That's per barrel, of course, and Brent crude was at sixty six dollars a barrel.

[SPEAKER_30]: The national average price of a gallon of gas was three dollars and eighteen cents on Sunday and Bitcoin was flat over the weekend trading just around a hundred and seven thousand dollars range through through the set have at the all-time high end of the month of value so there you go.

[SPEAKER_30]: Also Tuesday nights make a million drawing will be for fifty million dollar jackpot or twenty two point four million dollar cash payout and tonight's powerball drawing will be for

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[SPEAKER_30]: Okay, Concland Conference coming up September the ninth through the eleventh of this year of twenty twenty five.

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[SPEAKER_30]: So there you go.

[SPEAKER_30]: Lot of stuff going on inside of that world of the multiverse.

[SPEAKER_30]: No doubt there whatsoever.

[SPEAKER_30]: Okay, what else have we got going on?

[SPEAKER_30]: Let's see.

[SPEAKER_30]: Vertic watch shot cone speed is now in the hands of the jury as deliberations of the sex trafficking trial begin today.

[SPEAKER_30]: As for there, when the verdict, let's see, as when there will be a verdict, that's anyone's guess, especially with the holiday week, which could speed up or delay everything going on right there.

[SPEAKER_30]: So there you go.

[SPEAKER_30]: There you go.

[SPEAKER_30]: What do you think?

[SPEAKER_30]: to be interesting regardless of what the outcome is said there you go.

[SPEAKER_30]: I think we already talked about the basis of tying their knot tying the knot.

[SPEAKER_30]: Let's see the Syrian board teenager who helped plot the foil terrorist attack for Taylor shows Vienna concert.

[SPEAKER_30]: Stop last year has been charged with a charge by Germany's federal public prosecutor with supporting foreign terrorist organizations and tempting serious violence against the state.

[SPEAKER_30]: Mohammed A is all it's listed as a follower of the Islamic State who lives in Germany allegedly helped translate bomb making instructions to an Austrian teenager who intended to bomb the swift errors to stop at the stadium in August.

[SPEAKER_30]: After the plot was discovered, the shows were canceled, so to dress the incident at the time saying that it's filled her with a new sense of fear and tremendous amount of guilt because of so many people had planned to coming to those shows.

[SPEAKER_30]: This is according to the BBC.

[SPEAKER_30]: So, don't know.

[SPEAKER_30]: Don't know what to tell ya.

[SPEAKER_30]: Some very interesting stuff as we are going.

[SPEAKER_30]: Okay, what else do we have going on real quick?

[SPEAKER_30]: Let's talk about this.

[SPEAKER_30]: I'm not some casting call stuff because hey, why would we do anything else?

[SPEAKER_30]: I think it's going to be a weird news week.

[SPEAKER_30]: Okay, Amanda Segfried, reportedly tried out for the role of Glinda or Glinda on wicked half a dozen in times.

[SPEAKER_30]: I auditioned like six times for wicked because, you know, that had to be the real just right and I loved it.

[SPEAKER_30]: She said, um, on the envelope podcast that I was busy.

[SPEAKER_30]: I barely had time to do it, but I made it work.

[SPEAKER_30]: I worked my ass off for years and years and years on that music.

[SPEAKER_30]: I just, um, competitive with myself or in myself, really, really healthy way.

[SPEAKER_30]: Of course, apart would go to Ariana Grande, no word on how many additions she went through.

[SPEAKER_30]: This is going to EW.

[SPEAKER_30]: I feel like that, that particular movie, like for you to try out for that movie.

[SPEAKER_30]: you had to have somebody who was a strong singer, at least that's the way that it's portrayed.

[SPEAKER_30]: And listen, I'm not a, I can't tell you anything about the Broadway show.

[SPEAKER_30]: And I was co-harced by my daughter's last year to go see it.

[SPEAKER_30]: Wasn't terrible, but I was amazed on how well you know Ariana Grande was able to pull that off.

[SPEAKER_30]: But keeping in mind that I guess at some point, you know, she did work in the Nickelodeon world.

[SPEAKER_30]: And regardless of some stuff going on, you know, down there.

[SPEAKER_30]: So with that being said, why don't we do this?

[SPEAKER_30]: in regards of some stuff, because you know, it's always interesting as we are going through the items here, opposed to just randomly talking.

[SPEAKER_30]: Why don't we drop into our main story?

[SPEAKER_30]: Yeah, why don't we just go ahead and drop into the main story?

[SPEAKER_30]: I know I'm ahead of schedule.

[SPEAKER_30]: Some people are going to be like, you're you're dropping in before.

[SPEAKER_30]: Yeah, but it's okay.

[SPEAKER_30]: We're going to live through this.

[SPEAKER_30]: It's going to be okay as we're talking about this.

[SPEAKER_30]: So let's go ahead and go into our main story and just start yapping you.

[SPEAKER_30]: Wapping away about everything that needs to be done because that's this kind of the way that it goes.

[SPEAKER_30]: So let's do that right now.

[SPEAKER_30]: Let's get into the mini.

[SPEAKER_07]: Here is our main story on the radar safety show.

[SPEAKER_30]: You know, I have to sit back today and just take a moment and have the combo with you about how strange some of the stuff is that happens behind the scenes.

[SPEAKER_30]: in regards of safety events.

[SPEAKER_30]: And when I talk about events about safety, I am talking about events that occur inside of your workplace.

[SPEAKER_30]: Let me explain a little bit more than what I'm talking about.

[SPEAKER_30]: Let's say for instance, you have someone that you call like it consulted and you have

[SPEAKER_30]: consultant come in, maybe they're going to do a workshop, maybe they're going to do a presentation, maybe they're going to do all this stuff with you and your team.

[SPEAKER_30]: Now that they're wrong with that, should be done if it needs to be done.

[SPEAKER_30]: But here's where some of the misalignment occurs.

[SPEAKER_30]: And let me explain this.

[SPEAKER_30]: You'll have someone call the consulting firm or the consultant or whatever, and come around and say, hey, listen, we're having x, y and z problem inside of our workplace.

[SPEAKER_30]: Our company is different than any other company that exists.

[SPEAKER_30]: Don't worry, that's kind of the traditional line that you get through these things.

[SPEAKER_30]: And they'll tell you that they want to change x. Now you can make x whatever you want it to be.

[SPEAKER_30]: It could be this, it could be that, it could be the other.

[SPEAKER_30]: And as they're telling you that they want X to change, there's a caveat.

[SPEAKER_30]: And let me explain why I say that because they want to incorporate this new idea, this new thing that they heard from Billy Bob down the road that they're trying out.

[SPEAKER_30]: And now their organization,

[SPEAKER_30]: the one where they're working, wants to try this out because they heard about it from Billy Bob.

[SPEAKER_30]: Cool.

[SPEAKER_30]: Thanks, Billy Bob.

[SPEAKER_30]: You know, for certain, everything up.

[SPEAKER_30]: But it has to be looked at through this lens.

[SPEAKER_30]: Now, when I say through this lens, I'm talking about the old format that the current workplace is doing before they reach out to the consultant.

[SPEAKER_30]: Because, you know, we can't rock the boat.

[SPEAKER_30]: We can't change anything too much because we don't want our people to freak.

[SPEAKER_30]: I understand all of this.

[SPEAKER_30]: This is making sense to me.

[SPEAKER_30]: And then the world gets strange because people get all hesitant about doing anything.

[SPEAKER_30]: When it comes to that, they start getting hesitant about, oh, should I do this stuff?

[SPEAKER_30]: Because

[SPEAKER_30]: If I'm putting the old lens on it, why am I going to be able to do something new?

[SPEAKER_30]: And now, listen, don't give me the wrong thing where I'm going to turn around and tell you, oh yes, you need to change everything, because that's not always the case.

[SPEAKER_30]: But there's some stuff that needs to be put into place.

[SPEAKER_30]: You can't have somebody come in with the old point of view.

[SPEAKER_30]: And try to tell you

[SPEAKER_30]: We're going to do a new point of view, but only by looking at it through the old point of view capacity or point of view way before we put the new board of view way in.

[SPEAKER_30]: See how that can get a little confusing?

[SPEAKER_30]: And that drives me crazy.

[SPEAKER_30]: Because I will tell you, I have the had the opportunity and still do to this day, of course, to going into organizations where they're saying that they want to change stuff.

[SPEAKER_30]: But they have to have the meeting.

[SPEAKER_30]: the meeting on how they're different, the meeting on how if we change it into this, it will change everything else within the organization because they know they need change but not too far of change from what they need to do in the first place.

[SPEAKER_30]: So I guess very confusing at times because it's like do this but with a limiter.

[SPEAKER_30]: do this, but do it only if you put x limit on it.

[SPEAKER_30]: If you don't put x limit on it, then we can't move forward with it.

[SPEAKER_30]: Now, if I'm looking at that and having that conversation, and this is coming from quote unquote, the top of the top of the chain, it becomes extremely difficult for what goes on within the organization in the other parts.

[SPEAKER_30]: And why do I say that?

[SPEAKER_30]: Well, keep in mind that normally when a consultant is brought in to an organization, it's normally to interact with, we'll say upper management is normally how it starts.

[SPEAKER_30]: Sometimes it's a C-suite people.

[SPEAKER_30]: And it becomes strange because if they're saying put the limit here, how does it work for everybody else?

[SPEAKER_30]: And I can only imagine that as you go through this, if from a day and day out perspective, it must be extremely difficult.

[SPEAKER_30]: if you're a line level employee, and you're working with upper management.

[SPEAKER_30]: And you say, hey, this is what we need to change, and they are trying to put limitters on you already.

[SPEAKER_30]: Now, I can't even imagine how it would work if you're in middle management.

[SPEAKER_30]: Because here's the weird part about middle management.

[SPEAKER_30]: What I mean, we're in a good way, so don't take it the wrong way, as I said.

[SPEAKER_30]: Middle management probably has to be some of the most difficult jobs in work that goes out there because that person or those people are re-worn awarded have to maintain a very interesting relationship.

[SPEAKER_30]: They have to take the information from the line level people to talk about to the higher management while keeping the relationship with the higher management to talk to the line level people.

[SPEAKER_30]: And remember, I'm not gonna say that you're serving people, but you may and you have two different communication styles and you definitely have two different things that you're trying to accomplish.

[SPEAKER_30]: You're trying to make sure that the frontline worker is happy in what they're doing and have all the items that are necessary for them to be able to complete their job.

[SPEAKER_30]: While also trying to make the upper management, or, yes, the upper management, happy with the regards of the work that's being done out there.

[SPEAKER_30]: So do you understand on how difficult this becomes?

[SPEAKER_30]: Because you're going this and you're going that.

[SPEAKER_30]: Now imagine that as you're talking to the upper management, if you're in middle management, they're telling you, yes, we can do these things, but only if you review it under this lens.

[SPEAKER_30]: And now all of a sudden, you're talking to the line level people.

[SPEAKER_30]: and they tell you, oh yes, we're willing to do that, but only if it's done with this lens.

[SPEAKER_30]: So no new lenses are being done.

[SPEAKER_30]: All that's being done is you have to see it the way that I see it before we're willing to look at it the way that you want us to look at it.

[SPEAKER_30]: So imagine how difficult those conversations have to be.

[SPEAKER_30]: from middle management or from the line level people or from upper management.

[SPEAKER_30]: It becomes a small cluster.

[SPEAKER_30]: So here's what I would tell to you or tell to you, listen to me.

[SPEAKER_30]: Here's what I would say to you.

[SPEAKER_30]: What if?

[SPEAKER_30]: And I'm just talking about if we ease double it a bit.

[SPEAKER_30]: What if we are willing to take a lesson to what people had to say before we make these commitments of

[SPEAKER_30]: You have to look at through the lens that I'm currently holding before I'm willing to do anything.

[SPEAKER_30]: Imagine what kind of a different conversation we could have.

[SPEAKER_30]: If we try to be a little bit more understanding of what one side is seeing over the other.

[SPEAKER_30]: I'm just saying it's just something to think about.

[SPEAKER_30]: Think about it for a moment.

[SPEAKER_11]: What does he just say?

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[SPEAKER_30]: Okay, here we are, forty five minutes past the top of the hour.

[SPEAKER_30]: We are hanging out here on the radar safety show.

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[SPEAKER_30]: Okay, so there you go.

[SPEAKER_30]: Let's talk about some other things going on inside of the world of the multiverse because that is what we do around here.

[SPEAKER_30]: If anything, let me tell you about the most important thing that I will ever tell you in my lifetime.

[SPEAKER_30]: And that's about my friends and to write love on her arms.

[SPEAKER_30]: No matter what you're facing, you deserve to be connected to help and the people that to write love on her arms want you to know that you have been with the people that have been where you are now and that healing is possible.

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[SPEAKER_30]: A lot of stuff going on inside of the world of the multiverse because that is the way that it goes around here.

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[SPEAKER_30]: So let's talk about this just in case if you were not aware, but back home broke.

[SPEAKER_30]: Yep, are you planning on moving back in with your parents while you're not far from alone?

[SPEAKER_30]: Nearly half of the parents say that an adult child between the ages of eighteen and thirty five, boomerangged home.

[SPEAKER_30]: According to a traveling survey, a while, while saving money on rent and food sounds like a win, it might come at a hidden cost, budgeting skills.

[SPEAKER_30]: Only forty-six percent of those who move back home earned high marks from their parents for their budgeting.

[SPEAKER_30]: compared to sixty three percent of those who never loved why living at home often means fewer expenses of your chances of practice real world money management experts say that when they financial pressures pressure off so the motivation to get into a budget is not very high this can be well a blessing or maybe not a blessing

[SPEAKER_30]: But without a structure of having to manage all of one's bills, it can also slow down financial independence.

[SPEAKER_30]: The key according to the people who know is to give those boomerangers a clear expectations of their financial responsibilities and their parents home and to have regular conversations about money management.

[SPEAKER_30]: It's hard to budget when cereal just magically appears.

[SPEAKER_30]: Also instead of moving back home, why can't they just carve out a meager as a distance in a one room basement apartment with four other people.

[SPEAKER_30]: Um, existing only on being a, uh, existing only on being a butter and crackers, where I'll, uh, vainly hoping that someday things turn around like I did.

[SPEAKER_30]: Oh, yeah, because that sucks.

[SPEAKER_30]: I'm just saying, you know, beings and rice writes and beans is the, normally the way that the stuff goes.

[SPEAKER_30]: in regards to doing a talking about that but I will tell you There is a segment inside of the people that I have that are family allegedly that they've done that they've done the boomerang and thing and it's not like for a short period of time They will go there and camp out and I'm talking about like camping camping.

[SPEAKER_30]: I'm talking like hey

[SPEAKER_30]: seven eight seven eight to ten years type of thing.

[SPEAKER_30]: I mean, not leaving now when I think it's funny is like, oh, I'm doing this to save money, but then, you know, you're vacationing every summer.

[SPEAKER_30]: I don't know really what the the high end there is of what you're expecting.

[SPEAKER_30]: Anyways, with that being said, let's do something a little bit more positive.

[SPEAKER_30]: Let's bring some John's malls in our life and let him tell us about the motivation.

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[SPEAKER_13]: Today's quote was submitted by Larry.

[SPEAKER_13]: Scott Eastwood said, my father taught me to not overthink things that nothing will ever be perfect, so just keep moving and do your best.

[SPEAKER_13]: Excellent advice.

[SPEAKER_13]: Scott's dad, by the way, is Clint Eastwood.

[SPEAKER_13]: You've probably heard of him.

[SPEAKER_13]: He was a military guy who ended up in Hollywood as a leading man in the seventies and eighties.

[SPEAKER_13]: Then Clint got involved in politics, then back to Hollywood to be a filmmaker and an actor.

[SPEAKER_13]: Many of his later characters are somewhat controversial, but Clint doesn't seem to care what people think.

[SPEAKER_13]: He has a story to tell and he does it his way.

[SPEAKER_13]: Some people absolutely love Clint.

[SPEAKER_13]: Others are not fans, but Clint doesn't seem to care.

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[SPEAKER_13]: I'm John Small.

[SPEAKER_13]: Thanks for listening.

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[SPEAKER_28]: We share our needs with God.

[SPEAKER_28]: But more importantly, we spend time with the Father.

[SPEAKER_28]: Relationship takes precedence over everything else.

[SPEAKER_28]: Remember, the primary purpose of prayer is not petition.

[SPEAKER_28]: It's about spending time with the Lord.

[SPEAKER_28]: Lord Jesus, my heart hongers for you.

[SPEAKER_28]: Not for what you can do for me, but for you personally, I want to come you and with you as friend with friend.

[SPEAKER_28]: I want to spend so much time with you that I become like you.

[SPEAKER_28]: Grant this prayer I pray.

[SPEAKER_28]: Amen.

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[SPEAKER_06]: Here is the news on the right.

[SPEAKER_15]: Russia launched its largest aerial offensive on Ukraine overnight using more than five hundred drones and missiles, Joseph Echerson reporting.

[SPEAKER_26]: Ukrainian forces report multiple air defense systems engaged with one F-sixteen, pilot killed in action and appeals underway for additional Western missile support missile strikes targeted residential areas in Karkiv and Zaparizhia, triggering temporary blackouts and emergency response efforts.

[SPEAKER_15]: British law enforcement is investigating incendiary anti-Israel chance made at Saturday's Glastonbury Festival.

[SPEAKER_25]: RAPPunk duo Bob Violin reportedly led attendees in shouting death to the IDF on stage, prompting outrage from the Israeli embassy and festival organizers, police are reviewing video footage to determine if public disorder or hate crime laws were violated.

[SPEAKER_25]: Organizers issued a statement affirming opposition to all hatred and noting they are cooperating fully with authorities, Benjamin Wright reporting that

[SPEAKER_15]: The pro-democracy league of social democrats in Hong Kong has formally disbanded amid what it describes as sustained political pressure.

[SPEAKER_16]: The move marks the end of the last major opposition party to dissolve.

[SPEAKER_16]: Since Beijing tightened its grip, following the two thousand-nineteen protests.

[SPEAKER_16]: Members say continuing in the current climate would risk a rest under the national security law.

[SPEAKER_16]: The disbandment is likely to further reduce political plurality in the city.

[SPEAKER_16]: Observers say Hong Kong is now left with virtually no organized pro-democracy parties.

[SPEAKER_16]: Chris Anderson reporting.

[SPEAKER_15]: This is the latest news headlines.

[SPEAKER_15]: Elon Musk sharply criticized the Senate's tax and spending package saying it would destroy jobs and harm the U.S.

[SPEAKER_27]: economy.

[SPEAKER_27]: His comments come just hours after the bill advanced in the Senate by a razor thin margin.

[SPEAKER_27]: Musk's tweet added pressure on moderate Republicans weighing whether to support the legislation in upcoming votes.

[SPEAKER_27]: Senate leadership is now scrambling to shore up the remaining votes ahead of Florida bait.

[SPEAKER_27]: Some GOP lawmakers are now reconsidering their positions amid the backlash.

[SPEAKER_27]: Lawrence Keller reporting.

[SPEAKER_15]: lightning strikes injured at least twenty people at Lake Murray in South Carolina over the weekend.

[SPEAKER_12]: Hundreds were caught off guard by sudden thunderstorm activity during a holiday gathering on the water.

[SPEAKER_12]: Emergency responders report no fatalities and all injured individuals are receiving treatment at local hospitals.

[SPEAKER_12]: Park authorities remind voters and swimmers to heed weather advisories, especially during summer storms.

[SPEAKER_12]: State officials are reviewing safety protocols to prevent future incidents.

[SPEAKER_12]: Kevin Sanders reporting.

[SPEAKER_14]: A Kansas Sheriff's deputy and a suspect died in an exchange of gunfire following a fireworks complaint, the call to a rural neighborhood escalated when officers encountered an armed suspect late Saturday night.

[SPEAKER_14]: Both the deputy and suspect were killed in the ensuing confrontation, while other deputies responded to contain the scene.

[SPEAKER_14]: The Kansas Bureau of Investigation has taken over the inquiry and expects to release preliminary findings soon, Kyle Norris reporting.

[SPEAKER_14]: And that's the latest news headlines with Allen Edwards.

[SPEAKER_30]: Oh, yeah, there you go.

[SPEAKER_30]: Some awful stench right there.

[SPEAKER_30]: No doubt about that.

[SPEAKER_30]: Anyways, I've talked about some things that happened back on this date back in twenty nineteen president Trump becomes a first sitting president to set foot in North Korea and the Korean Dibit has Trump shook hands with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and then the pair crossed the border to South Korea together shaking hands again the meeting of the two leaders was focused on reconciliation and diplomatic

[SPEAKER_30]: progress.

[SPEAKER_30]: So there you go, that happened back on this date in twenty nineteen.

[SPEAKER_30]: Let's talk about some birthdays that are going on today.

[SPEAKER_30]: AJ Brown turns twenty eight.

[SPEAKER_30]: Alicia Fox turns thirty nine.

[SPEAKER_30]: Cody Rhodes turns forty.

[SPEAKER_30]: Michael Phelps turns forty as well.

[SPEAKER_30]: Fantasia Barrino turns forty one.

[SPEAKER_30]: Cheryl and twenty forty two.

[SPEAKER_30]: Cole Swindle twenty forty two and Katherine Ryan turned forty two.

[SPEAKER_30]: Lizzie Kapplin turns forty three.

[SPEAKER_30]: Mike Tyson fifty nine.

[SPEAKER_30]: Rupert Graves, sixty two Vincent Diarofo, turn sixty six, David Allen, Greer, sixty nine, and Thomas Selle, turns ninety five today.

[SPEAKER_30]: So there you go.

[SPEAKER_30]: If you're looking at some days of the year to celebrate, well, it's world social media day.

[SPEAKER_30]: Isn't that like every day?

[SPEAKER_30]: International asteroid day.

[SPEAKER_30]: National Meteor Watch Day and please take my children to work day.

[SPEAKER_30]: What please take my children like are you giving them off to somebody else to take the work of your kind of reviews on that one.

[SPEAKER_30]: So there you go.

[SPEAKER_30]: If you need a Rando and no for today.

[SPEAKER_30]: I got the gym almost every day almost Monday almost Tuesday.

[SPEAKER_30]: You get the point there in regards to what we got going on.

[SPEAKER_30]: Okay, if you need a phone starter for today, try this one.

[SPEAKER_30]: What is a trivial skill?

[SPEAKER_30]: Do you possess that due to changing times?

[SPEAKER_30]: You don't use anymore.

[SPEAKER_30]: What's the skill that you possess due to changing times that you don't use anymore?

[SPEAKER_30]: Think about that real quick.

[SPEAKER_30]: Also, if you need a question for the water cooler, try this.

[SPEAKER_30]: Twenty-five percent of people say this is one of their biggest fears.

[SPEAKER_30]: What is it?

[SPEAKER_30]: their cell phone battery dying.

[SPEAKER_30]: So there you go.

[SPEAKER_30]: That's going to sell up our time together.

[SPEAKER_30]: So thanks for hanging out with me on this lovely Monday of the top of the hour.

[SPEAKER_30]: I'll be going over to radio big dot FM.

[SPEAKER_30]: If you want to come and hang out for the next couple hours or so, would love to see you hang out with me over there as we can talk and do some music and some entertainment news type of stuff.

[SPEAKER_30]: If you don't want to go over there, you want to still hang out here on safety FM, you can hang out with the likes of children primers as he talks about the world of safety consulting.

[SPEAKER_30]: So, there you go.

[SPEAKER_30]: That's going to sum up our time.

[SPEAKER_30]: Thank you for hanging out.

[SPEAKER_30]: Appreciate it.

[SPEAKER_30]: Always a good time when you and I get to hang out together.

[SPEAKER_30]: If I can't leave you with a deep thought for today, I would love to leave you with this one.

[SPEAKER_30]: Not all storms come to disrupt your life.

[SPEAKER_30]: Some come to clear your path.

[SPEAKER_30]: Think about there.

[SPEAKER_30]: It'll take you places that you didn't have to add.

[SPEAKER_30]: Expect.

[SPEAKER_30]: Anyways, I know who you are.

[SPEAKER_30]: You know who I am.

[SPEAKER_30]: Love you.

[SPEAKER_30]: I mean it.

[SPEAKER_30]: Goodbye.

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