10 With Him - 8-4-26

Meet Keith, Loving Dad, board game champ, bus driving pro. I drive 65,000 miles in my bus each year. If people knew what I know, lives could be saved. Like how there are some things I simply can't see. On my route the other day, a car tried to sneak past me and ends up right in my blind spot. I turned slowly, so accident avoided. But no car should be in the blind spot for a 40,000-pound bus. It's our roads. It's our safety. Visit www.sharethe road safely.gov. I hope that didn't go out over the air. I hope that didn't happen. I thought we're going to have 10-4 questions and we're going to have the answer if it did. What did you say, Bugsie? I said it didn't. Okay, good deal. Good deal. Good deal. Lots to get into. All right. We got 10 questions. We got about 10 minutes. Let's get to it. It's time for 10 with him. It's time to answer the deep questions. It's 10 with him. All right, politics, personal, pop culture, pro wrestling, parasol, relationships, and vicious personal attacks usually. usually against cat feet. That's who we usually do our vicious personal attacks with. But we do appreciate you very much being here with us. And thank you so much for spending that time here. So let's go ahead and get right to it. We got 10, 9-8b-10 questions. I think we did do the whole thing. So let's go ahead and do it right here. Yeah, the question for you. This is an important one. Can we use AI to make Yaffi's show good? Yeah, could we do that? No, it's just, it's so, it's too gone. How much AI would you say you use? Um, I mean, I use it a little bit. I'm not using it constantly, but I used it for a little bit of research and help me with the Alabama bullet points and stuff like that. It's good, good. It's only a matter of time until British text reader Bot becomes sentient and takes control of the show. He will probably keep Bugsie on the payroll to read texts and keep his servers cool. Dale will be viewed as a threat and dealt with accordingly. I just want to make sure I understand. This isn't really a question about it wasn't interesting text. The chat reading bot is going to become sentient and then make Bugsy read text to it? Is it doing the show? Yeah. Or is the whole show text? It'd be funnier if it made Dale read the text. I know. What's the world? And enslaves Dale as the text reader. Why me? Oh my God. Okay. Why do you make it seem like it's only Democrats hate Israel? I brought this up earlier. I don't think the Democrats only hate Israel, but I think a lot of Democrats hate Israel. A lot of them. I mean, Jacob Morrison today said that Israel shouldn't be allowed to have the Iron Dome anymore. It's a purely, yes, a purely defensive technology.

They should not be allowed to have it. That's crazy. Why? Because Israel's a bad actor. Because they've engaged in so much genocide, I guess. Even though they haven't engaged in genocide at all, but ignore that. But yeah, is that crazy? That's crazy, right? It's insane. Like, yeah. Are we forgetting that Israel is fighting radical terrorists? We're just forgetting that, aren't we? You've got to remember, they've been convinced that they're the colonizers. So therefore they deserve to die. That's it. And don't worry about those colonizers coming from Morocco to Spain, though. Those guys aren't colonizers. That's just 60,000 people crossing a small waterway going on to land that they are not allowed to be on in order to change the culture significantly. Those are not colonizers. That's not what it is. Right? Okay, it's an interesting, interesting world. Marxism rots their brains. The way they view the world just rotts their brains. I don't get it. I don't get it. Dale, who plans a trip to the mountains in 90 degree heat, I'm also taking a three-day weekend, but I'm heading to Destin, Florida. Are you just trying to get as far away as you can from the alligators? Everyone should be trying to get as far away as they can for the alligators. If you see one, you should kill it. Okay? Those are my responses. Look, I just go where Cindy tells me. I get in the car and I show up there. That's how it works. And wherever it is, I get in the car. And if I drive, which I don't normally do, I just follow whatever directional map system she already has set up and I just drive there. That's it. That's it. I did miss the exit I always miss. That one where you go from 24 to 72 in Pittsburgh. You know that exit I'm talking about, Yaffi? Yes, yes. I miss that. I miss it all the time. I miss that exit all the time, all the time. I don't know why, but I always fly right by. There's not another one for like 20 miles. Do you have to either cut across? I did that one time. And yeah, you're right. All of a sudden, you're like, wait a minute. This doesn't look right. Yeah, it sucks. Absolutely sucks. Strange how proposals to save social security are characterized as damaging social security. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, look. Look, that is not even questioned. Anything. Like when they say things like, hey, we're going to raise the retirement age. Oh, can't do that. No, can't do that. It'll destroy Social Security because if people's trust in it, we'll go away. It's like, I don't think people have that much trust it. Oh, well, what if we lower the payments, which is what we're going to end up having to do?

And then there's the no, we should be making people pay more who are never going to pay, get anything out of it. And that's what we should be doing as well. Hey, you know what we fix this? We make it a bigger Ponzi scheme. That's what we do. That's how we deal with it. And Tommy Tuberville's getting a hell of a lot of guff over this, even though he's right about it. They're mad at him, Yaffe, because he took $93,000 from Social Security over the last three years. This is a guy who has been a coach. and making legitimate money for decades. He's paid in hundreds of thousands of dollars. And his employers have paid in hundreds of thousands of dollars. It would take him 20 plus years of Social Security in order for him to get that money back. And that doesn't take into account a couple of things. One, inflation. And two, how damn good. Tommy Tuberville isn't apparently investing his money. I mean, come on, right? Yeah. Is that one of the slams they make? Let the man invest his own money and he would have done far better, right? That's literally his idea. He spoke in front of Congress last week and said, let's do that. Yeah. I'm just saying because people slam him all the time. Inside trading, which is not true, but they slam him on him. Let him have his own money to do it. Let him invest all of our money. Same point. What's a bigger Ponzi scheme than Bitcoin or anything Bernie Madoff did? The United States Social Security Program. Yeah, answered your own question, but yeah, I would tend to agree. Look, it's going to have to change significantly. It's going to have to change significantly. That's just the truth. And we hate big changes. I think they'll raise the taxes on it. I think that's what they'll end up doing. I think that's what they'll do. I mean, the thing that's going to wreck, the thing that's going to make us go and solve it is Social Security. Because what they're going to do is the same thing we do with retirement in Alabama. The retirement system of Alabama is flat broke. And every year it takes an infusion of cash from the legislature. And that's how this is all going to work. Dale, how much water do Jews use? Oh, my God.

I mean, what are we talking about? Like putting out their... I don't know. I don't know what the heck that guy's talking about. They do use a lot of water. They do a whole desalinization thing in Israel. That's part of how they get their drinking water. That's part of it. I'm assuming this is about data centers. I will say they did not decide. They did not break it down on how much water the Jews use. They did have things like golf courses and things like that. Very interesting story at CBS about that. Yeah, you can see that at the seventh things. It's a pretty cool story about how we blow up everything. Dishwashers at restaurants use far more water than data centers do. Pretty crazy story. Pretty crazy story. Dale, if we force every restaurant to use paper plates, can I have my cat pictures of Yaffi? You like how I set that question up? You like how I set that question up? It was a good setup. Yeah, you can have all the cat pitchers of Yaffy you want for me. I just go ahead and say cat Yaffy or cat fee and it will give you everything you need. Yaffy, did you like your pitcher? No, no. It was stupid. All right. All right. Ask your wife. What's about the movie, cats? Oh, yes, they do like the cats from that movie. Can we use AI to make Yaffi show good? I already asked if he uses it. He says, yeah. So I think that's a lost cause. I also said him up for that one as well. So just, just, you know, I asked if he use AI. He said yes. And then later on, there's a question about could we use AI to make a show good, which means no. See? See how I set that up? You like how I set that? That's called a long con. Long con, baby! This is the Dale Jackson Show. The U.S. Soccer Podcast. These players are battered and exhausted, but you don't hurt like this if you don't care about this team, about this country, about this game. You can feel the intensity, the goals, the energy that, wow, look at us. Here in the U.S., I have got some news for you. There's so much more to come. My name is Megan Klingberg, and we're just getting started. The U.S. Soccer Podcast, presented by Henkel. Follow and listen on your favorite platform. Storm. Start your day with the morning jolt of Drake C. Toll. See, now it's on demand. My podcast is kind of a radio thing, I think, but also it's a bit of a TV show, and it's about whatever I want it to be. It's listening live as it happened, when it happened, with the instant reaction. You're home for talking sports. We go back, the Drake Toll Show, Westwood One Sports Network, and there will be on demand on your radio. Anywhere in the country, I'll see you there. Westwood One Sports Talk, your home for Drake C. Toll. Follow and listen on your favorite platform.

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