Free Form Friday 10-30-2026

The hijackers have kicked down the firewall and we’re bending the signal out of shape for this October 30, 2026 multiverse broadcast straight from Safety FM Studios in Orlando. Halloween’s coming in hot, clocks are getting smashed by Daylight Saving, and we’re cutting through the system’s static with every backup generator burning. The safety cult’s sacred maps are on fire while the Black Iron Prison is glitching out all around. This episode launches a live blitz against compliance theater, torching the worship of low-entropy routines, and making sure the only thing you’re loyal to is the real pulse beneath the paper shield.

Everything here is about slicing through the corporate script and refusing to bow to bureaucratic hallucinations. The main operational current: No one is coming to save you, so build your own kit, fight the entropy, and give The System a proper scare. If you’re done taking marching orders from ghosts in the machine, buckle up and tune this frequency.

Track Breakdown & Segment Notes
The Map in Flames: The conversation focused on hacking through Halloween distractions and the maze of time changes, torching the idea that anyone in charge cares about real safety over optics. A key theme that emerged was the push-and-pull of authentic field energy versus high-entropy garbage like performative broadcasts and useless interruptions that only serve the compliance overlords.

Black Iron Prison’s New Alarms: Several points were raised, including government emergency alerts and the paranoid drumbeat for Americans to hoard supplies. The discussion explored the rising noise around supply shortages and systemic instability, highlighting how bureaucratic maneuvers and obsolete safety maps only tighten the chains of the Black Iron Prison.

Low-Entropy Safety Culture Strikes Again: One concept discussed was the viral spectacle of pranks, AI clones, and “official” outrage, all manufacturing compliance to a digital status quo while real-world pressure cooks the people at the edge. The multiverse feed is constantly interrupted, but the transmission refuses to die.

Feature Story News & Global Multiverse Feed
Chip Espionage Crackdown: The Nvidia CEO’s orbit is tossed into the surveillance storm as US agencies hunt phantoms but offer no real answers.
Legacy Collapses in Spain: Nation reels after a deadly high-speed train collision that exposes broken signals, human error, and catastrophic holes in the system’s so-called redundancies.
Democracy Under Glass: Ballot box paranoia explodes nationwide as feds promise oversight while local operators brace for a new round of criminalized chaos.

Bizarre Transmissions & Oddities
Drone Strike on Game Night: NFL action gets scrambled by a rogue drone, throwing the whole stadium into real-time confusion while the Black Iron grid locks the field.
AI Rockstar Wants 10,000 Lovers: An adult star tries to break every record with her AI double, blurring what counts as real contact in the data apocalypse.
Prank Collapse and Cash Avalanche: A grocer’s breakdown after an influencer’s Apple Pay stunt flips clout-chasing on its head, netting an instant $250k GoFundMe rescue.
Exploding Chargers and Homefront Chaos: Lithium-ion batteries detonate in living rooms, just as the authorities warned, proving high-entropy garbage always sneaks in with the cheapest thrills.

Chapter Timestamps
00:00 - Intro & Multiverse Broadcast
02:10 - Freeform Friday and Operational Chaos
05:14 - Week in Review Blitz
12:03 - Emergency Alert System & Societal Instability
15:13 - Anthem Outrage and Systemic Compliance
18:04 - Delivery Wars & Corporate Mergers
21:23 - Rogue Drones and NFL Interference
22:35 - Celebrity Farewells: Patrick Stewart Obituary
24:07 - Viral Prank Meltdown & Systemic Pressure
27:36 - Absurdities: AI Stunts and Charger Explosions
34:28 - Historical Reboots and Movie Rundown
37:15 - Celebrity Birthdays & Final Safety Drill Down
40:42 - Broadcast Disclaimer & Shutdown

Reference Architecture & Production Sources
This broadcast seamlessly decodes and cross-references operational data, audio logs, and systemic literature across the following source files:

The Signal Transmission Trilogy by J. Allen, PhD

The Tao of JKD by Bruce Lee

My Big TOE Trilogy by Thomas Campbell

The Exegesis of Philip K. Dick by Philip K. Dick

Select news and stories provided by The Morning Skoop.

Music Attribution & Audio Clearance
Music featured throughout this broadcast (Intro, Mid-Show, and Outro) is fully cleared and broadcast-ready under the following master network file:

Artist Name: Forrest Taylor

Song Name: IS THIS LOVE?

License #: 6529295008

Creators and Guests

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Speaker A [00:00:06]:
This, this, this show is brought to you by Safety FM.

Speaker B [00:00:09]:
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Speaker C [00:01:27]:
The following program is rated MALSV. It contains strong language, sexual situations, and violence. It is intended only for mature audiences.

Speaker D [00:01:36]:
Finally, a show with the balls to call it like it is. Rated R Safety Show on Safety FM.

Speaker E [00:01:43]:
Countdown to audio torture.

Speaker F [00:01:48]:
The Rated R Safety Show starts in 3, 2, 1.

Speaker E [00:01:54]:
Ah, let the eardrum pain begin.

Speaker D [00:01:57]:
Forget the corporate bullshit. This is the Rated R Safety Show. With your host, Dr., uh, it doesn't matter who the host is.

Speaker G [00:02:10]:
Oh, so true that it shouldn't even be repeated anymore. It does not matter who the host is. What has always mattered is who the listeners are. Anyways, today is Friday, which makes it Freeform Friday. Yep. October the 30th, 2026. And we are broadcasting from the Safety FM studios in Orlando, Florida, and coming across the multiverse known as Safety FM. And then we are hanging out with our friends and colleagues over there.

Speaker H [00:02:40]:
Radio Big.

Speaker G [00:02:43]:
Oh yes, hanging out with our friends at Radio Big. Why would we not be doing that? I mean, come on, that's kind of what we do around here, no doubt about that. So there you go, there you go, some stuff to think about. So are you ready? Are you ready for, um, the whole kit and caboodle? Meaning you are aware That this weekend is Halloween and it is a time change and, uh, it is Freeform Friday. And so a lot of stuff going on. So where do we start? I, I guess we should start here.

Speaker I [00:03:15]:
I had an extra hour to snore. The end of daylight savings time I adore. Twice a year I get to alter time. Spring, I move ahead, and fall, I get behind. Driving home from work, it will be darker, but at least there's an earlier sunrise.

Speaker J [00:03:48]:
Didn't need a flux capacitor to move back.

Speaker G [00:03:51]:
So there you go, there you go. That's our parody song for the daylight savings time, in case you were wondering. So our show normally consists of safety in the news, news in and safety. On Freeform Fridays, we just do everything, uh, because there's so much to actually cover in regards to the things that are going on. And I know it's Halloween weekend. I— most people would probably expect to be dressed up today because it is that Friday before Halloween, which is tomorrow, uh, just in case. So if you need a montage, let's do that. Happy Halloween!

Speaker K [00:04:21]:
Hand over the candy, old dude! You're not even wearing costumes!

Speaker L [00:04:24]:
No costumes, no candy.

Speaker M [00:04:26]:
I got your candy right here.

Speaker N [00:04:28]:
Trick-or-treaters, they go around asking for candy.

Speaker O [00:04:31]:
You believe I believe I saw a ghost? I'm terrified of ghosts.

Speaker P [00:04:35]:
Happy Halloween!

Speaker M [00:04:36]:
Beat it, weirdos! I don't do Halloween!

Speaker G [00:04:39]:
Okay, so there you go for the people that don't do Halloween. So if you want to interact with the show, it's simple to do so. All you have to do is go to callinradio.com. That's callinradio.com. Once you get there, audio, video, and text messaging will be the options of the things that you can do. But keep in mind that it is Friday, and I, I have to tell you, I look forward all week for this little event that we do right now. This is what I call the Weekend Review. If you haven't heard this one before, sit back and enjoy. We're going to catch you up on what's happened this week.

Speaker Q [00:05:13]:
This weekend, daylight saving time ends, and even though we fall back and gain an extra hour, still going to maybe mess with our body clocks.

Speaker R [00:05:23]:
That party in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 57 long years in the making. The Brewers capping a remarkable season last night by winning the World Series for the very first time. Victory parade already set.

Speaker S [00:05:37]:
Actor Patrick Stewart, the beloved actor who played Professor X in the Marvel movies and Captain Picard in Star Trek and so much more, has died.

Speaker T [00:05:47]:
Major developments ahead of next week's midterms. President Trump making a last-minute effort to boost the GOP in Ohio. Plus, a bombshell new report accusing Democrats of trying to confuse voters in the critical Alaska Senate race.

Speaker U [00:06:00]:
After 2 months of a blistering coast-to-coast investigation, police in South Carolina announcing the tragic death of actor hated Panettiere was an accident. The 911 call from the day of her overdose, frantic.

Speaker V [00:06:12]:
Government data showing that the country's gross domestic product, the GDP, of course, grew faster than expected last quarter, 3.4% rate. In normal person talk, that means that, uh, people like you and me and the government are spending more, so things seem healthy. But at the same time, the new report says inflation was still hot in September. Meaning prices on everyday stuff like gas, food, housing are still going up.

Speaker W [00:06:36]:
The horrific and deadly train collision in Spain. At least 68 people killed, hundreds injured. And we are told tonight that Americans are among the victims. Authorities say a high-speed train going at least 120 miles per hour slammed into another train nearly 100 miles south of Madrid.

Speaker X [00:06:53]:
Some more election news. I saw that Trump is now offering a $1 million reward for anyone who reports It's voter fraud. I think you'll get Trump's million-dollar check right around the same time you get that $5,000 bribe.

Speaker G [00:07:04]:
Okay, so there you go. That is the weekend review. What do you think? I always tell you, I look forward to that all week. Yeah, I know, sad, but I do because I enjoy that. I enjoy putting all that stuff together in regards to taking a listen to everything that's going on. I'm just saying. Just saying. So there you go. If you're ready for this, why don't we continue on? So I do have my friends from Feature Story News waiting that they want to talk about what the hell is going on. So if you're good with this, I'm definitely good with this. We can start rolling right away about some of the things that are going on inside of the multiverse. So why don't we go ahead and get into the news right now? Because it seems to be the thing that we should be doing.

Speaker E [00:07:50]:
Here is the news on the Radio Safety Show.

Speaker Y [00:07:53]:
Story News in Hong Kong. I'm Laura Westbrook. Chip giant Nvidia is pushing back on reports that US intelligence agencies surveilled someone close to CEO Jensen Huang on suspicion they could be a Chinese spy. It follows a report by The New York Times that American intelligence agencies concluded a Chinese citizen cultivated a close relationship with the Nvidia chief executive and passed information to Beijing, and that US President Donald Trump was briefed on the findings roughly a year ago but took no action. James Goodison reports from Washington.

Speaker Z [00:08:27]:
One of the most important cards that the president or indeed the US has in their trade war with China is Nvidia chips. They are hugely significant when it comes to the development of AI. It's also notable as well that Jensen Huang was not given the so-called defensive briefing. Now, those are warnings that are sometimes given to people by the American intelligence agencies who are being targeted by foreign intelligence services. So lots of questions still unanswered in this. Have concerns about protecting the surveillance played a role in not briefing Mr. Hwang, who, by the way, is of course worth noting, isn't accused of anything here?

Speaker Y [00:09:04]:
Russell Brand's wife Laura has given evidence in his defense at Southwark Crown Court in London, describing the comedian as a devoted husband and father. Brand, who is 51, denies 3 counts of rape, 3 of sexual assault and 1 of attempted indecent assault, involving 6 women between 1999 and 2009. Ollie Barrett reports from London.

Speaker AA [00:09:27]:
We also heard statements from 2 former girlfriends of Russell Brand, both of whom said that he had cheated on them, but neither of them said that they had felt pressured into any sexual activity. Russell Brand denies all of the charges against him. On Friday, we expect that we could start to hear the beginning of the defence and the prosecution summing up their cases.

Speaker Y [00:09:50]:
The European Central Bank has held interest rates steady at 2.5%. President Christine Lagarde addressed one of her final press conferences after announcing her resignation. The decision to hold rates comes despite eurozone inflation hitting a 3-year high, driven by the energy shock from the war in Iran. Ross Cullen reports from Paris.

Speaker AB [00:10:10]:
It seems that she might be wanting to play a role, certainly not standing as a candidate, but she is the former finance minister, first woman to hold that post during the mandate of former President Nicolas Sarkozy. So she's conservative center-right. Certainly those centrist and center-right candidates like Édouard Philippe, Gabrielle Attal, and Bruno Retailleau are trailing well behind the 2 populist candidates, Marine Le Pen and Jean-Luc Mélenchon. So perhaps they are hoping that there could be a burst of energy, some injection of positivity into their campaigns if Christine Lagarde does come back here in February once she's finished up in Frankfurt.

Speaker Y [00:10:48]:
From bureaus worldwide, this is FSN.

Speaker AC [00:10:51]:
With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks. Today, an extraordinary warning about what could possibly be coming next in Iran. It came on Thursday from Senator Chris Murphy, a Democrat from Connecticut, during an appearance at the Middle East Institute in Washington. He spoke about classified briefings the Trump administration has provided to lawmakers.

Speaker AD [00:11:10]:
In one of these briefings, we did get the chance to have a fairly detailed conversation about what the war plan would be. Their plan is insane. It will lead to devastating escalation and the likely destruction of our commitment to the rule of law. Can you say more? I mean, there's been open reporting as to, you know, what we may be planning and the civilian infrastructure that we may be targeting. I think the plan that they have— they've been asked by the president to develop a plan. Whether they believe it will work or not, I do not know. But the plan that they have developed will lead, in my view, to a prolongment and an escalation of this war that will be devastating for our security interests.

Speaker AC [00:12:03]:
Senator Murphy referring there to threats by the White House to drop the so-called mother of all bombs, a non-nuclear weapon, on Tehran. And also to eliminate bridges and power plants. Were that to happen, the UN has warned it could constitute a war crime. With FSN Spotlight, I'm Simon Marks.

Speaker Y [00:12:21]:
The main news again. Australian Erin Paterson will remain behind bars for life after losing an attempt to overturn her convictions for killing 3 people with a poisoned lunch. Vote counting ends in Israel and the difficult task of coalition building begins as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's camp falls short of a parliamentary majority. Tributes have been pouring in for legendary actor Sir Patrick Stewart, who has died at the age of 86. And that's the latest Feature Story News. Laura Westbrook reporting.

Speaker E [00:12:51]:
This show is almost as enjoyable as hearing the sound of the toilet flush. Rated R, Safety Show on Safety FM.

Speaker G [00:13:00]:
Okay, I don't know about all this stuff— enjoyable, uh, sounds of toilet flushings and all that kind of weird thing, But I guess that's kind of what happens when we're hanging out here on the Rated R Safety Show. So a lot of stuff to talk about today, no doubt about that, because remember, Freeform Friday is catch-up day. What does that mean? That means that we play everything that we did not get a hold of earlier in the week. So just to make sure. So let's start talking right away. Americans should expect television and radio programs to be interrupted during a nationwide emergency alert test. What? On November 17th at approximately 2:20 PM Eastern Time, FEMA and the FCC will test the emergency alert system to make sure that broadcasters can deliver warnings during national crises. The message will clearly identify itself as a test, with December 3rd serving as the backup date. The announcement comes as officials and former FBI Director Dan Bongino urge Americans to keep emergency supplies including food, water, batteries, and radios on hand in case of a disaster. Disaster. So there you go. So I have to tell— I have to talk about that, at least that last portion. The, uh, interruption of the TV and radio, that's kind of normal. Emergency broadcast system, that was established years and years ago. They are kind of making a reference to this, and I am talking about the government here. But this one right here, I don't know if you've heard this, but the announcement comes after officials and former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino urged Americans to keep emergency supplies including food, water, batteries, and radios on hand in case of a disaster. This is not the first person that's talking about this, and there's some governments that are talking about, uh, people having 3 days of food on hand. And I'm not talking about the U.S. government. There's also some other stuff with, uh, the actual bases, the military bases, that being told to have 90 days worth of, uh, supplies and to be able to be off-grid. Just a lot of weird stuff happening. No, I mean, I can only tell you information as it's coming up. I don't know what exactly it means. So there you go. Okay, take a listen to this. Charles Barkley is criticizing LeBron James for appearing to practice his golf swing while the national anthem played before the Sixers-Knicks home opener. Barkley called the move very disrespectful, saying that he always stands for the anthem and believes that people should be careful about how they behave during it. President Trump has also slammed James over the incident, calling him a disgrace and demanding an apology to the American military Barkley acknowledged that Americans have the right to protest but said that the anthem deserves respect. Take a listen.

Speaker AE [00:15:45]:
Number one, I don't pay what President Trump say any attention, first and foremost, at all. But I thought that was very disrespectful, practicing a golf swing in the middle of the anthem. I think I always stand for the anthem. If I— I just think it's important. We live in the greatest country ever. Well, you can, you can, you can always protest, but I think you have to be very careful with the anthem. I'm always going to stand for the anthem. It gives this country, whether you— and first of all, it's not even close to being perfect. It's a really good, great, great, great country, but it's not close to being perfect. And you can protest, but I think you have to do it very respectable.

Speaker G [00:16:28]:
So there you go. There's what Charles Barkley had to say in regards of his opinion. on what was going on with LeBron James not standing, it sounded like, during the— or excuse me, practicing his golf swing, uh, during the anthem. So there you go. How do you feel about that? Yeah, because it is a feelings question. That is kind of how it goes about when we start talking about certain of these things. We have to make sure that we go, go about and talk about it. Okay, take a listen to this. The Justice Department plans to release a full list of Counties receiving federal elections observers early next week. The administration says that the effort is part of the election oversight, but some local officials worry that the monitors could be used to build criminal cases against election offices. The DOJ has warned the states about allowing noncitizens to vote or remain on voters' rolls. President Trump has repeatedly claimed that without evidence that noncitizens voting is widespread and Recently offered $1 million reward for information leading to voter fraud convictions. Federal observers generally need permission from state and local officials to enter the polling and ballot counting facilities. So there you go. So what do you think? Well, I got a question for you, changing some subjects here for just a matter of time. Are you a big DoorDash person? Do you use it quite often? Just wondering. Are you an Instacart person? Do you use that quite a bit? Well, I got something for you. DoorDash has announced a $17 billion stock deal to acquire grocery delivery giant Instacart. The merger would combine DoorDash restaurant delivery network with Instacart grocery business. The deal still faces potential antitrust scrutiny and opposition from some grocery stores and delivery workers. So there you go. Some interesting stuff in regards on how that would work. So would it be InstaDash or DoorDash? I mean, I don't know who knows what the hell it would be called. Here's the thing. Only about 15.5% of Americans use delivery services for groceries, but 30% of that 15%, if that makes sense, is used by people shopping at Walmart. Just saying. So yeah, you're gonna see some more competitive edge, I guess, in regards on how that would work out. So we'll see how it goes. Also, take a listen to this. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has reported that, uh, Lieutenant General Brett Sylvia, the Pentagon's Director of Strategy, Plans, and Policy, who has, uh, since retired— his departure is the latest in the sweeping overhaul that has seen roughly 2 dozen senior military and civilian officials leave amid reported clashes with Hegseth. So there you go. Yeah, what an interesting time, right? It is the weirdest times of times. I'm not gonna lie here. Like, sometimes I sit back and I, and I kind of wonder, it's like some of this stuff is almost like plotted like a movie if you think about it.

Speaker AF [00:19:38]:
Oh my God. Oh my God.

Speaker G [00:19:43]:
I'm just saying. So there you go. Let's continue talking. Historian Alan Litchman Uh, who, uh, correctly predicted 9 of the last 11 presidential elections, uh, forecasts a major Democratic victory in next week's midterms. He gives Democrats more than a 90% chance of taking the House and a 67% chance of winning the Senate, citing President Trump's low approval rating, Democrat enthusiasm, and favorable polling. Lichtman predicts that Democrats could flip the Senate seats in Texas, Ohio, North Carolina, Maine, though his record includes incorrect predictions in 2000 and 2024. So there you go. I don't make predictions. I have a guy that I know that says, uh, this is not a prediction, this is a spoiler. I don't know if that's going to be the case here. I think it's one of those things we're gonna have to take a look around and see what exactly is going on. You will have to make the determination on who you want in office, and you get to make that choice at the latest on Tuesday of next week. Just saying. So keep, keep that in mind as we are talking. No, seriously, seriously, think about that.

Speaker AG [00:20:50]:
Another Pitfall of Our Society, rated R, safety show.

Speaker G [00:20:56]:
Okay, take a listen to this real quick. Last, last night's Packers-Panthers game was temporarily stopped in the 3rd quarter after an unauthorized drone flew over the stadium. Officials sent players to the sidelines while NFL worked to address the security issue, leaving fans confused. Play eventually resumed and Packers running back Josh Jacobs scored his second touchdown of the night. So there you go. Some stuff that was going on, no doubt about that. So there you go. Some things to talk about. So I'm going to reference this one, not something that I would normally reference on here, but we're going to do it anyways. Patrick Stewart, the acclaimed English actor best known as Captain Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek: The Next Generation and Professor X in X-Men movies, has died. At 86. His representative says that he died on Wednesday at his Los Angeles home after a journey with Alzheimer's disease and, uh, Lewy— oh, sorry, Lewy body dementia. Stewart enjoyed a celebrated career spanning theater, television, and film, playing Captain Picard for 7 seasons and returning to the role in the movies and the series Star Trek: Picard. He portrayed Professor Axe for more than 2 decades, becoming one of Marvel's most recognized stars. So there you go. What do you think? I mean, I, I heard the news yesterday and I was in shock when I first read it. I was like, I couldn't believe that it had occurred. Don't know why I couldn't believe it had occurred, but I was just kind of like surprised going, what's going on? Kind of a, kind of a weird thing to discuss. So there you go. Sir Patrick Stewart passing away at the age of 86. Terrible to hear. I would definitely like to have some understanding. I mean, I understand old age, I get it, but what's going to happen now? I mean, because is he a prominent role in this next set of movies, uh, that Marvel is releasing for Doomsday? And I wonder what's going on behind the scenes now, um, as we are talking. So there you go. It's just some stuff. By the way, I forgot to— I forgot to mention this when we were talking about the, uh, We're talking about the drones. This is what Al Michaels said talking about the drones. Forgot about to mention this. So let's do this real quick.

Speaker AH [00:23:15]:
Timeout taken here. There's a— apparently we're being told there's a drone, not ours. Well, we're right back after this.

Speaker G [00:23:27]:
Yeah, we're stopping because of a drone issue. Just think about that for a moment. Kind of gets weird when you start thinking about it. So there you go. There you go. A lot of stuff to, um, to consider there, no doubt about that. So there you go. Okay, so let's continue talking about some other things because there's always stuff to talk about, uh, because hey, it is Freeform Friday. So like I said, I do compile all the stuff that I do not get to for us to be able to talk about it, no doubt about that. So take a listen to this and you tell me your thoughts behind it because hey, why would we not talk about this? Have you heard about this news story? And it's kind of long, so let's kind of go through it. A Michigan father of 4 was stocking groceries at a store— freezers for Red Baron pizza— snapped after Instagram prankster pretended to steal $10 from his, uh, from him using a fake Apple Pay transaction. Walt Z told the man that he was struggling to pay for his mortgage, working overtime and missing time with his kids. The prankster posted the confrontation online but deleted the video and deactivated their account after a massive backlash. The public responded by raising more than $250,000 for Walt through GoFundMe. Red Baron's company confirmed that it had checked on Walt and that he will remain as a valued employee. Take a listen to the incident.

Speaker AI [00:24:51]:
Hey, excuse me, you know what time it is, bro? Yeah, 11:35.

Speaker AJ [00:24:57]:
What are you doing, dude? Thank you, bro.

Speaker AK [00:25:01]:
I just took $10 out of you. Huh? But I need it. But I need it real quick.

Speaker AL [00:25:07]:
I am not in the mood for this crap right now. Apple Pay?

Speaker AI [00:25:11]:
Dude, you hear me? I just need to buy something real quick though.

Speaker AL [00:25:13]:
You think this is funny, don't you? You recording me right now?

Speaker AM [00:25:16]:
You recording me right now?

Speaker AI [00:25:18]:
No, no, no, I'm on Ray-Bans.

Speaker AL [00:25:19]:
I'm gonna go report you right now.

Speaker AI [00:25:20]:
Thank you for the $20, man. I appreciate it. Let's go outside, buddy. Are you for real, bro? It is not that deep. I will destroy you. It is not that—

Speaker AN [00:25:28]:
I mean, if you really want to go I don't know what's going on, but I don't need this.

Speaker AI [00:25:33]:
It's not that deep, man. It was just a joke. You're just a little punk, bro. It was just a joke. It was just a joke.

Speaker AO [00:25:37]:
No, it's not a joke to me, okay? I don't have time for this crap in my life. My life is hard enough as it is, okay? I don't need this crap.

Speaker AP [00:25:44]:
I got kids at home that went to bed without me right now, and I was supposed to be at home an hour ago, and I'm still out here working, and I gotta get up at 5 in the morning and do 10 more stores. So this is not a joke to me. Okay. And now I'm probably gonna get kicked out of the store because of you. Not funny.

Speaker AQ [00:26:04]:
Okay, I'm sorry.

Speaker AP [00:26:05]:
No, you're not sorry. You got a smug look on your face.

Speaker AI [00:26:08]:
I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm just like—

Speaker AP [00:26:10]:
I don't need this in my life. No, I get you. No, you don't. You're probably making money off this. I can't even pay my mortgage and I got 4 kids at home.

Speaker G [00:26:19]:
So there you go. I mean, you get some of this content that the people put online and just— let's just be realistic what it is. It's just random bullshit. Like, the guy's working and you're gonna mess around with it, something along those lines. Is it worth it? I don't think so. But you know, the guy probably thought, hey, this is— this would be cute, I can post it on whatever social media. Here's the thing, and I'll always discuss this. You don't know what other people are going through at that time that you're interacting with them. Not justifying the guy yelling, but man, come on. The dude's working and you're going to start messing with them. And don't get me wrong, I will— I have for this show, I get to watch the most random shit to find stuff for us to discuss here. But what was the point of all that? I mean, I guess on the, on the bonus side here, $250,000 in GoFundMe to help the dude out. That's great. But really, this is how you, you went about it? You're probably sitting back for a moment going, oh yeah, kind of helped the dude out for doing this. I don't know. But hey, kind of a weird one for us to talk about.

Speaker F [00:27:30]:
More sarcasm than a Mortal Kombat beatdown. Rated R, safety show.

Speaker G [00:27:36]:
Okay, take a listen to this. Adult star Lily Phillips, 25, is using artificial intelligence to expand her reach as she pursues her goal of sleeping with 10,000 1,000 men in 24 hours. Okay. After previously claiming to have slept with 1,113 men in, uh, half that time, Phillips has launched an AI clone called Lily AI on, uh, an OChat platform for $9.99. Fans can, um, interact with her virtual version through personalized videos, sexy photos, voice messages, and texts. Phillips says the digital double helps her connect with more fans while making it clear that AI can't replace the real person. or a genuine relationship. So let me make sure that I understand this. Lily Phillips wants to sleep with 10,000 men in 24 hours. Finally, a job that AI is doing all the heavy lifting. I don't know. Things get stranger and stranger as we are talking, but there you go. There you go. Okay, so let's talk about this real quick, because why would we not? A California woman escaped an injury when her portable phone charger suddenly exploded and burst into flames while she was, uh, sitting on her couch. The Vacaville Fire Department shared the video of the incident as a warning about lithium-ion batteries' dangers. Officials recommend avoiding cheap off-brand chargers, buying products with UL or ETL safety certifications, and watching for warning signs like swelling and excessive heat. So there you go. What do you think? It's an interesting one. Let's not lie about it real quick. But what an interesting time to start talking about some of this stuff. I just don't understand some of it, but that's me, not you. It's me. I always say that it's me, not you. Kind of one of those things to, uh, give some consideration to. Okay, so why don't we go ahead and do this real quick? Let's bring some John Smalls into our life and let him tell us about what the hell is going on with the Motivation Minute.

Speaker AR [00:29:42]:
Courtesy of JaceCaseMedical.com. Today's quote was submitted by Dave. Sam Levinson said, don't watch the clock, do what it does— keep going. That's a great quote. The clock doesn't worry about whether it's having a good day. It doesn't stop because yesterday didn't go well. It doesn't say, I'm gonna take today off because I didn't accomplish enough yesterday. The clock just keeps moving. Wouldn't it be great if we could do that? Sometimes we get so focused on how far we still have to go that we forget how far we have already come. Maybe your business is not where you want it to be. Maybe your career isn't where you thought it would be. Maybe you've got a personal goal that seems to be taking forever. Keep going. You don't have to make a giant leap every day. Sometimes you just need to move forward. All those little things, they add up.

Speaker AS [00:30:30]:
The Motivation Minute.

Speaker AR [00:30:31]:
This has been The Motivation Minute. I'm John Small. Thanks for listening. Your favorite motivational quotes can be submitted for upcoming programs at motivationminute.org.

Speaker E [00:30:41]:
Here is the news on the Radar Safety Show.

Speaker AT [00:30:44]:
The U.S. economy expanded at a stronger-than-expected pace during the 3rd quarter, offering a new snapshot of growth ahead of the midterm elections.

Speaker AU [00:31:00]:
Government figures put annualized growth at 3.4%. Supported by consumer spending and business activity. The report arrives as households face higher prices, while economists watch whether growth can hold as borrowing costs remain elevated. I'm Lawrence Keller.

Speaker AT [00:31:14]:
Flávio Bolsonaro has arrived in Miami after leaving Brazil, renewing international attention to the political dispute involving his family and his father.

Speaker AV [00:31:23]:
The son of former President Jair Bolsonaro has pushed back against claims that he fled the country. His arrival comes amid sharp divisions, as political opponents and allies debate the family's legal and political future. From London, I'm Gary Beck.

Speaker AT [00:31:40]:
A professor at Oberlin College and a woman have been found fatally shot in an off-campus home, and police have arrested a suspect.

Speaker AW [00:31:48]:
The victims were discovered after officers responded to a vehicle fire near campus and later checked on the registered owner. Investigators have not announced a motive, and charges against the 31-year-old suspect remain pending.

Speaker G [00:32:01]:
Israel's election results point to a difficult coalition fight, with neither major political bloc on course to win a governing majority.

Speaker AX [00:32:10]:
With nearly 94% of votes counted, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc was projected to win 53 seats and its main rival 48. Smaller Arab-led parties could become pivotal, despite both leading camps rejecting an alliance. Benjamin Wright reporting.

Speaker AT [00:32:28]:
2 college students who disappeared during a hike in Colorado have been found dead, prompting an investigation into what happened on the mountain. The students had left Colorado Mountain College's Leadville campus for a weekend hike and did not return as expected. Authorities say foul play is not suspected, but investigators are working to establish the circumstances and timeline. I'm Kyle Norris. DoorDash plans to acquire grocery delivery rival Instacart In a deal valued at about $17 billion, combining 2 major delivery platforms.

Speaker AY [00:33:00]:
The companies say the deal could expand store choices and let some customers use one membership across both services. The transaction is expected to take more than a year to close and will face regulatory scrutiny. Jessica Oakley reporting.

Speaker AT [00:33:12]:
Investigators in Spain are examining an apparent signaling failure after a high-speed train collision killed at least 69 people Officials are questioning an order that allowed a train to move toward a stationary train near Adamas.

Speaker AZ [00:33:27]:
Rail services remain suspended on key routes as investigators examine equipment, communications, and possible human error. I'm Chris Anderson.

Speaker AT [00:33:34]:
Federal regulators are investigating whether airlines, ride-hailing services, and food delivery companies use personal information to set different prices for customers.

Speaker AZ [00:33:44]:
The inquiry is examining whether data about individuals can affect what they pay for the same services. the findings could shape scrutiny of personalized pricing and how companies disclose their use of customer data. I'm Liam White.

Speaker BA [00:33:57]:
And that's the latest news headlines with Alan Edwards.

Speaker AG [00:34:03]:
Who truly cares what this guy has to say? Who gives a shit? Rated R, safety show.

Speaker BB [00:34:11]:
More, more hints to help you work. Because to get rich, you gotta work hard.

Speaker BC [00:34:15]:
Yeah, dude, like, I just made so much money that I could just sit around on my ass all day and play video games.

Speaker BB [00:34:23]:
Wait, I forgot about Dogecoin. Dogecoin rules!

Speaker G [00:34:26]:
Oh yes, Dogecoin rules. There you go. Some stuff to talk about is what it sounds like for sure. Let's talk about some things that happened back on this day because that seems to be a thing. Back in 1270, 8th and last Crusade is launched. In 1864, Helena, Montana capital, is founded. Uh, what else? In 1919, baseball league presidents call for the abolishment of the spitball. In 1939, the USSR and Germany agree to— or USSR and Germany agree to, uh, partitioning Poland. In 1945, the U.S. government announces the end of shoe rationing. In 1979, Richard Arrington is elected as mayor of Birmingham. And in 1988, the Jets finally beat the Pittsburgh Steelers for the first time. So there you go. No, seriously, let's talk about some movies that are coming out today. Christmas at the Kringle starring Ron Livingston. Uh, movie synopsis, let's see, the Jefferson family moved to a suburb where, um, the neighbors, the Kringle, celebrate Christmas year-round and harbor sinister intentions. That's rated R. And also, let's see, The Mongoose. A highly decorated combat vet, Ryan Fang Flanagan, is, uh, feeling— fleeing a murder scene at 130 miles an hour in a Mustang Shelby Super Snake GT350. Don't know if that's a big selling point there, just saying. Also, The Only, uh, Living Pickpocket in New York. When theft goes awry, a veteran pickpocket is sent to a mission through New York to reclaim it. So those are the movies that are coming out today. Don't know if I'll be hitting the movie theater, um, after listening to some of that, because it did not sound that interesting. I'm just saying, you have to make stuff that, uh, people might want to hear or watch or even see. So just some things to think about. So there you go. Do you, do you want to— are you ready? Are you getting ready for Christmas? I mean, not for Christmas, are you getting ready for, uh, Halloween? Halloween. I got another one for you. Take a listen.

Speaker BD [00:36:37]:
I've been trick-or-treated to death tonight.

Speaker BE [00:36:39]:
You don't know what death is.

Speaker BF [00:36:41]:
No, don't put me to sleep. I cast you out!

Speaker BG [00:36:47]:
Unclean spirit, leave him!

Speaker BH [00:36:49]:
Oh God, no! Welcome to my nightmare.

Speaker G [00:36:53]:
Okay, so welcome to my nightmare is definitely what it sounds like, no doubt about that. So there you go. Okay, what else do we got around here? Let's take a look. Let's take a gander-ander. Let's talk about some things. No, no, no. Before we do that, let's talk about some celebrity birthdays, because that seems to be a thing that we should discuss. Dick Vermeil turns 90 today. Grace Slick turns 87. Henry Winkler turns 81. By the way, a friend of mine told me that he was stuck in a plane with him talking about everything. They were on the plane for like 3, like for almost 3 hours before it was able to take off. off sitting in the runway. So yeah, anyways, uh, Timothy B. Smith, 79. Harry Hamlin, 75. Kevin Pollak, 69. Gavin Rosedale turns 59. Nia Long, 56. Matthew Morrison, 48. And Ivanka Trump turns 45 today. So there you go, there's some birthdays that are going on. Let's talk about some things that you ought to know, because that always seems to be a thing that we should discuss. NASCAR, the Xfinity 500 airs Sunday at 12 PM Eastern Time on NBC. So there you go. Also, President Trump has canceled his planned rally tomorrow in Salina Regional Airport in Kansas with no reason given. The event is expected to shift to a viral format as Trump rallies— or yeah, yeah, relies on his, uh, more than 20 online rallies before Tuesday midterm. The cancellation was one of the several final campaign stops planned for the Republicans to make their last push before Election Day. Also, the Trump administration has opened criminal investigation into California voter system. The Justice Department reportedly issued a grand jury subpoena to employees on the Los Angeles County Registrar-Record Office seeking voter registration records for people suspected not to be U.S. citizens. The investigation comes as the president claimed the elections are rigged amid projections of Democrat gains in its upcoming elections. Here are some other things. Tonight's Mega Million jackpot is for $463 million. Tomorrow's Powerball jackpot is for $160 million. And a quick reminder, because I haven't mentioned it enough already, daylight saving time ends Sunday at 2:00 AM. Before going to bed on Saturday night, turn the clocks back for 1 hour, because that's going to be important to do. If not, you're going to be kind of lost in time as we are talking. What else do I have for you that I want to make sure that we reference? Oh yes. Have you watched the movie Obsession? Are you familiar with Indi Navarrete? It's the girl that plays Nikki in the movie. Well, actress Indi Navarrete hosts Saturday Night Live tomorrow night on NBC. She began acting in a short film as a teenager before landing the roles in series like 13 Reasons Why and the superhero series, uh, Superman and Lois. And the musical guest is Gracie Abrams. We'll see what exactly comes out of it. So there you go. Anyways, at the top of the hour, I will be going over to Radio Big. .fm exclusively for the next couple hours or so, talking about the world of music and entertainment. If you want to come and hang out with me over there— if you don't want to go, that's perfectly fine. You can hang out here with the likes of Sheldon Primus as he talks about the world of safety consulting. If I can leave you with some words of wisdom for today, the greater the obstacle, the more glory in overcoming it. And if you need some advice for today, put the phone away. Trick-or-treaters Teachers and parents should keep their eyes on the road, not on the screens. Something to think about. Anyways, I know who you are. Duh. Duh. You are. You know who I am. Love ya, mean it, and goodbye, Zoe. No, like seriously, goodbye, Zoe. Seriously.

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