Ep 56 - "Only Beavers Fan"

Milkshake brings all the boys to the yard. Hello and welcome to the Greater Day podcast where we talk about news, facts, and upcoming events with some comedy. Today is August 6, 26, and this is episode 56 on this beautiful Thursday. It's hot outside. It's a little warm. I survived the tornadoes. I think he survived the tornadoes. My co-host, Jamie O's, how you doing? I'm surviving. Surviving. Didn't know there was a tornado. Yeah, they had some tornadoes last Saturday. Not in my area. Yeah, they was, it was, it was like tiny ones, but there was a warning near our house and man, the water came down and like, you should have seen, I have videos. Did I send that to you? I don't think I sent that to you. I need to send it to you. I'll send it to you now. I, uh, I looked outside and I saw the water just blasting down the road. I was like, I've never seen the water like that. And it's like, well, you know what that means? Our basement's probably going to flood a little bit. Sure enough, it was flooding. But it was like over and done, like the water part probably after an hour and a half. Yeah. There's a lot of water, a lot of rain. I know it rained hard enough to create like a... The way my gutters angled, it just kind of like comes down and then shoots out to the side. I don't have it to where it runs down. Yeah. Yeah. So it grew the path from where all that water was there. It expanded, yeah. Erosion, man. So I've got like a little bit of a groove. I've got to fill back in. Yeah. Is it a bass groove or a piano groove? You know, I'm not sure. It's in the groove. Oh, it's in the groove. I like it. Well, you said before the show that you're doing your painting, doing your Halloween prep. Yep. Has that been going all right? Yeah, that's not bad. Yeah, what's your latest thing you're working on? I just finished one of the school bus kids from Trick or Treat. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. You just sent, you just sent that to me, didn't you? Well, I think I sent you something. Yeah, it was a picture of a school bus. That's nothing. That's just, uh... Oh, that's a school bus. That's a backdrop. That's not, is that what you're making, though? Oh, I can show you what I'm sending. I'll send it to you. Yeah. Doing anything special this past week? This past week? Uh... Let's see. Well, I don't know. I don't remember. Honestly, I don't think we did. Yeah, my gig got canceled on Sunday because of the rain, which is a private gig. But, you know, then I actually, I've kind of had a busy week this week. Like, I got tickets to the Dragons game. It was a sweet ticket. I was like, man, I don't know what this is like. How did you get those? They had some extras at work, I guess. So I'll take it. Yeah.

Not the, I'm not, I'm not rubbing an end. I'm just saying, this is what happened. I'm, I'm okay. Because then on Wednesday, I also had tickets to see King and Country at the phrase, and they were VIP tickets. So that was, that was fun. It was a late, it's late night, though. Man, the concert didn't start until eight. I was like, man, this is Wednesday night. I'm ready to go to bed at 9.30. Oh, well, at least I got to sleep in. Yeah. But it was, uh, that's good, good concert. I'm just not used to the VIP. treatment, man. It was like the food line is real short and, you know, parking is right by the entrance and all sorts of stuff. Middle, middle row seats. We went to Texas Roadhouse. Ooh. Hey, if I had a toss up between the phrase Texas Roadhouse, it's a pretty, it's a hard decision, you know. Yeah, we did a volunteer thing there. Really? Yeah, it's a mascot party. What? It was a mascot party. This is not a furry convention, right? No, no, no. They had the, I didn't even know they had a mascot. The Buffalo Bill, like, I guess it was his name, but they called him something else from B-dubs was there. Oh, okay. The Wright State Raider. Oh, so it's like local mascot meetup? Yeah. The Texas Roadhouse has like an armadillo. Interesting. I think I don't remember his name. Too bad we don't have a mascot. Oh, we do. Bob of the Bear. Yeah. Well, we don't have anybody who dresses in it. Yeah, we went as Mickey and Scooby-Doo. Nice, nice, nice, as you do. Yeah. And then there was a, they had a bluey and a bingo, which they borrowed from Community Cares Group. Yeah, okay. I think there was another, another one, but I don't know what it is. There was like six of us there. Yeah. Was it fun, though? Yeah, it was cool. It was hot. Oh, I bet. Yeah, it was cool. This little kid just kept coming up and wanted to get my arm, so I picked her up. Next thing you know, I couldn't get rid of her. You start charging, man. That'll be $20 for this pickup. They gave us food. Yeah. Well, cool. Sounds like it was a fun time. Yeah. All right. What do you say? We talk about some news. Oh, you're going to talk about the Beaver? It's on the list. We can jump right into it if you want. That's the headline of it. Everybody's talking. Everybody's talk about it. Well, give me some backdrop. What do you know? Um... Apparently, Beaver Creek is suing Buckees because it didn't come to their town. I don't think it's quite that way. Well, it's all over a trademark issue of some sort of beaver-looking thing. Yeah, well, with Buckees being a beaver as its mascot, and now it's in Ohio, it's starting to try to sue all these. They look very similar mascots, and it's like... We are in the city of Beaver Creek. Right. We have pre-existing signs before you ever moved in. They should have moved to Beaver Creek to begin with. Yeah. Yeah, it would have been, it would have been, it would have been perfect. But like I, I don't even understand. Like, what, like, what do you, what do you mean? What are you hoping to get out of this? You know, it's like, maybe they're worried about knockoff cells. I mean, it's like, come on.

Like, what are you doing? Everybody's doing their little. Well, everybody's, I like it. Everyone's kind of like rallying around trying to like, you know, block this. Even the, with the, the dire garfunkel, whatever his name is, lawyer. Yeah, he talked about it. It's like, no, instead of the tiger, you know, we'll do beavers too. You know, we're going to defend this and, you know, keep them out of here. And it's just like. So if they drop it, where's all that money go? I don't know. That's what I want to know. No idea. They're going to build a beaver monument somewhere. Not Buckees. Just put a knot in front of it. Yeah, that is definitely the, probably the talk of the week. What is it? The Bucky, the Bucky trademark. I don't know. I'm trying to think of a funny name. Yeah, there's a lady that... She goes out and buys stuff and mails it to people that can't because they don't have anything in their area. Yeah. So she's posting online what merchandise is available. And, of course, people are blasting her. You shouldn't go there. I'm like, dude, mind your own business. It's like, this lady's trying to help other people that still like the place. Granted, there is, like, issues going on, but, you know. It's going to turn into the Battle of the Beavers. There already is. I've seen so many different people post, you know, cool pictures and stuff, but I'll have to send you this one. It's an only Beavers fan. It's funny. Only beavers fan. Yeah, it comes out to. Yeah, it comes out to. Yeah, it was from Xenia. Only bevers fan. Okay, that might be a show title for sure. Only beavers fan. God. See if I got it. I'm going to have to just search that. Only. beavers fan because i was trying i was like what can we make for a show title i was like ah the battle of the beavers was like no only beavers fan there it is nailed it right on in i don't know if i saved that picture or not i may not have i can find it real quick i'll send it do you do it i like it all right let's talk about some news we'll start in the u s a national we have the pork the pork jerky recall looks like there's a massive nationwide recall for two million pounds of pork jerky sold in bulk retailers like Costco and sams club consumers are urged to check their pantries and discard the effective products you find it yep send it to me i did here we go here we go here we go here we go here we go i'm waiting there it is there it is oh my god oh they used AI still it's funny it's funny only yeah Only Beaver's fan. That's fantastic. That's probably one of the funniest ones I've seen. Yeah, I've seen a couple of other ones, like Bridges Down or something. I don't remember what it was. I saw a couple of them online. They're like a music band, aren't they? Yeah, I think so.

Also, it looks like the Haiti TPS has ended after 16 years, signaling a major shift in national immigration policy. So there's some widespread fear and uncertainty among the Haitian communities. Springfield. Springfield being one of them. We'll see. It's a road, Jack. Yeah. Sucks. Sucks to the C. You know, it's kind of thing you can take a stance on it. Like, I support, like, good... human rights and all sorts of stuff i i don't know if there are i mean there's pros and cons of everything you know it's like if it's just an asylum thing or you know they're here legally i don't know there's there's there's it's so um convoluted there's a lot that goes into it you can't you can't just like state it and be like, this is what's going on. It's like, no, it's probably, it's very intricate. There's a lot of different moving parts to it. So it's great. I don't know. I just try to stay neutral on it. Like, I care for human rights. Obviously, I don't want people being ripped out of their homes and out, but I don't know. I don't know what is a good solution. No one's never, you're not going to make everybody happy anyway. So it's like, I don't know. All right. Looks like the, Cyclists and pedestrians should take note for the Great Miami Bike Trail closures. What are you doing over there? You building something? Yeah. Working on my 3D printer. Oh. Well, I hear a bunch of crunchy crunches over there. Yeah, just stretching this film and I get tangled. Oh. uh looks like the great miami bike trail closures are going to be closed for through the month of october um just for some construction infrastructure upgrade upgrades so be careful um new asphalt down yep they're putting new asphalt that's good whose fault is it their fault not this ass Talk about the donkey over here. Looks like the Drive Sober campaign is officially launching. It's the annual one starting this Wednesday until the end of the summer. It will increase highway patrols and sobriety checkpoints to crack down on impaired driving. So be careful. Be careful. Don't drink drover. Don't drink you over. Don't drink sober. Wait, drive sober. What? I'm at home. I'm not drunk. Don't do anything Aaron tells you to do. Drink, drink sober. Drive pulled over. There we go. That was. If you got that, you got that. Don't mind me, officer, he's drunk. I swear to God, officer, I'm not, wait, I swear to drunk, officer, I'm not God. There we go. Too early for flapjacks? Yep, yep, pretty much. Not at the Waffle House. That was a groundhog day reference. Spirit Halloween returned. It's officially spooky season in the Miami Valley with Spirit Halloween announcing it's opening eight local stores across the region for the fall.

Yeah, we went to one on opening day. And how was it? Disappointing. Oh, well, first reviews here. They didn't have half the stuff out, and then half the stuff you were looking for wasn't even in stock. Oh, gosh. So people were just, it was a pissing match, basically. Come back in a week or months. Yeah. Come back in a month. I don't think the one in the hearers even open yet, because they got permits issue. Yeah. It looks like local park districts in the Ohio Department of Agriculture have deployed new specialized traps to track the invasive spotted lanternfly population, which are destructive pests. Is that what they are? Is that the official name? I've never actually. I don't know. It sounds like. I mean, yeah, I mean, it is. No, no, it's not. It is native to Asia. Oh, it must have came in. We should charge a tariffs. Charge tariffs on the lanternfly. I don't know. There's a show title right there. Lantern Fly tariffs. Right. That's funny. Next to the Beaver tariffs. There you go. Then lastly for Ohio, Ohio State Fair AI controversy, there's an art contest at the state fair sparking controversy in debate after a poster generated by AI took home first place. I saw that on the news yesterday. Surprising win has prompted local artists and fair organizers to reevaluate submission guidelines and the role of AI. They, I mean, they allowed it, they said. Yeah, they just, it wasn't against the rules, so. Yeah, but now there's an outcry because they won, which, you know. I'm not mad at him. Not mad. It's a tool, but it's also got to be a better going on. I get it. People want that money. All right. Hey, Google. Create me an $1,000 prize-winning AI artist. Yeah, good look at that. Right. In Dayton. Looks like the city of Dayton. Oh, that's the Beaver Creek, the ongoing thing we just talked about. So we're already done with that one. The city of Dayton is aiming to convert the former downtown YMCA building into a modernized, centralized, homogenized, I'm just kidding, added the last one just to make anotherized dispatch hub for local emergency services. The significant infrastructure project seeks to streamline 911 communications, improve police and fire response times across the city grid. It's coming around by pirates. Oh, yeah. Why? I said it's YWCA. Sorry, not the WMCA. It's the former YWCA. Anyways. The Dayton Police Department is issuing a public warning after reporting a massive surge in local auto thefts with over 40 vehicles stolen in just 30 days. Authorities urge residents to lock their doors, remove the key fobs from the car. and invest in steering wheel locks. I'm not going to do that last part. But I did read some that a lot of these were stolen because people just left their car running and left the car. I've always been hesitant to do that. I'm just very, I'm just like, I, that's happened to my brother when they were delivering pizza once. I was like, I'm just, I'm just not going to do it. Take my key in with me, turn the car. It's fine.

Looks like the Greater Dayton region has officially surpassed 400,000 jobs for the first time since 2005, marking a massive milestone in the local economic recovery. The surge is driven heavily by aerospace, advanced manufacturing, and healthcare sectors across the area. Customers of AES, Ohio, will finally see financial relief in the form of refunds on their upcoming monthly electric bills, the credited funds on the result of a recent regulatory settlements and aim to offset previous rate hikes. I actually saw that on mine. It confused me at first. I was like, why is my bill negative $1 and whatever? Yeah, you got a credit. But just wait. We'll get you next month. It'll be double. Jokes on you! In Inglewood, a revolutionary construction technology is coming to the Miami Valley, where they prepared to host Ohio's first ever 3D printed home, showcasing how automated concrete-based printing can reduce labor costs cut down on construction waste and create more affordable housing options. I think it was like a three-bedroom, I don't know, one bathroom, something like that. Interesting. I'd be curious to see it, to be honest. How big is it? Uh, big enough to break the ice. That's what she said. Let me see, actually. Let me see. I have the article here. I just need to pull it up. Is it like a one bedroom? No, I think it was a three bedroom. Oh, three bedroom and two and a half bath with an attached garage. Wow. 250,000. Oh, just kidding. It doesn't have a price. It's like, I thought this was affordable. Um. Looks like the Chipotle Mexican Grill is recently eyeing the recently closed Wendy's and Kettering on Wilmington Pike. Interesting. The phrase pavilion has unveiled a new draft plan proposing significant modernization and upgrades to the pavilion to refresh its outgoing. In aging, I'm sorry, refresh the aging outdoor amphitheater to enhance experience for patrons and ensure the revenue remains competitive, which I was just there. I mean, it's still fairly modern, but I don't know what they're going to do. They're going to do like breezeways. As for more money. That's what they're going to do. More money. Speaking of money, the city of Miami'sburg is moving forward with the plans to issue $14 million in municipal bonds to fund a massive overhaul of the Miamisburg Aquatic Center. So that'd be cool. That'd be cool. In Sydney, heavy machinery has officially moved in as demolition begins on the prominent data center facility in Sydney. The tear down paves away for future commercial redevelopment. And lastly, in Springfield.

The Springfield City Mayor has been officially, has been formally accused of a potentially illegal, of a potentially illegal act, prompting an immediate response from state authorities. Interesting. If you want to know, I can try to find out exactly what it was. It's okay. Yeah, you know, whatever. I can't want to know now. I already, I already introduced, I thought I had the information. It has to do with money. What? You don't say. Money. Right. It just says two anonymous letters making a specific allegation acted inappropriately and potentially illegally. Someone says sexual battery on here. It's sex with a battery. What? That's shocking. On the positive side. And then on the negative side. Don't be so negative about it. Watch out for the acid. Was it a 9-volt? So it wasn't of age? It was a AA, AAA, Quad-A? Quad-A? Quad-A? No. Data exists. I think I had some sort of device that needed it. They're tiny. Like, think of a AAA, but skinnier. It's interesting. All right, that's it. That's all I got for news. That's quick today. Okay. All right. We're going to go into a fact. A couple facts, actually. On today, August 6, 1890. Sy Young wins the first game with Cleveland. Do you know who that is? He's a pitcher. We'll see. In Tuscarawas County, I don't know who that is. Native Denton True Young, widely considered the greatest pitcher. Nailed it. Look at you go. In baseball history, launched his legendary Major League career on this date with the Cleveland Spiders. He threw a commanding three-hitter to defeat the Chicago White Sox at 8-1. He has famously earned the nickname Cy, short for Cyclone, earlier that year while playing the Tri-State League, where his blistering fastball visually tore up the grandstands. Speaking of fast, when I was at the Dragons game, one of the pitchers was throwing 98-mile-in-hour pitches. I was like, geez. Wow. It's fast. I was waiting for the 100, but we didn't say the whole time because they were starting to lose pretty bad. They don't lose. When the Tri-State League abruptly disbanded mid-season, Young joined Cleveland, demonstrating his unmatched durability on the final day of the 1890 season by pitching all nine innings of both games of a double-header against Philadelphia, winning 5 to 7 and 7 to 3. Over a 22-year career split between the National and American League's, Young established an immortal major league baseball record of 511 total wins. He remarkably won 20 or more games, just or more, for 14 consecutive years, peaking in 1892, incredible 3610 win record. A young play for Cleveland until 1899 and returned to the city's franchise from 1901 to 1911. While playing for the Boston Red Sox, he pitched the first perfect game in American League history, interesting, alongside two other career no-hitters, retiring with a record of 751 complete games, 7,356 innings pitched, and a 2.63 ERA.

Okay. He attributed his arm talent to throwing rocks at squirrels as a boy. Yeah, I got to start somewhere, I guess. This is an interesting anecdote. He was inducted into the baseball All-Fame in 1937 and was buried near Pioli following his death at age 58. Interesting. All right. A famous person, Baronese Greg Abbott from Springfield. Do you know that name? Never heard of her. Greg Abbott was a pioneering twentieth century photographer born in springfield she is most famous for black and white photography of new york city architecture in her role in documenting the changing urban landscape of the nineteen thirtys born in eighteen ninety eight became one of the most influential photographers of the 20th century. After briefly studying in New York, she relocated to Paris in 1921, where she worked as a dark room assistant to surrealist Man Ray and discovered her own immense talent for portraiture. While in Europe, she was famously championed and rescued the archives of Eugene. Atkitt, whose obsessive documentation of Parisian streets profoundly shaped her own artistic vision and philosophy. Upon returning to New York City in 1929, she was struck by rapid modernizations of the metropolis and dedicated herself to photographing its transformation with funding from the Works Progressive Administration. She embarked on a massive documentary project that culminated in her 1938 landmark book, Changing New York. Throughout this era, she was fierce advocate for straight photography, rejecting heavily manipulated romanticized images in favor of stark, objective realism to capture the city's soaring skyscrapers and vanishing historic architecture. I'm sure you've seen pictures like that, so she's probably helped pave the way for that. In the latter half of her career, she shifted her sharp eye toward the sciences, believing that... Plex physical principles needed to be visually accessible to the public. As a photographer editor for Science Illustrated and later working with MIT in the late 1950s, she invented customized equipment and lighting techniques to beautifully photograph. Man, it's photography, it's photograph, and it's, what was the other photo? Yeah, anyways, it's. my brain can't say words properly is what I'm really getting at here. To beautifully photograph phenomena like wave patterns and magnetism. Phenomenon? Phenomena. Du-do-do-do-do-do-da-da. Phenomenon. Retiring eventually to Maine, where she lived until her death in 91, she left behind a groundbreaking legacy that seamlessly breached the world of fine art, historical documentation, and scientific visualizations. Cool. More you know. Berenice Greg Abbott. Berenice. Berenice. Berenice. Baranus. B.A. Burba. Okay. All right. That's it for the facts today. Tune in next week for more facts. What's the facts, Jack? That's Apple Jacks.

All right. Let's talk about some days of the week. We got Friday, August 7th holiday. We have a holiday, international beer holiday day tomorrow. Are you ready for some beer? Today's root beer day, I think. Is it root beer? I think so. It's Indiana pale ale, or India. India pale ale, not Indiana. Close, right? Yeah. Yeah, we'll take it. Tomorrow's also a Purple Heart Day, if you got one. Wear it proudly. I don't have one. What about particularly preposterous packaging day? I don't know. No. I guess you would think a postal worker? Possibly. Or a warehouse worker. What about National raspberries and Cream Day? That actually sounds pretty good. Nah. No. You know, every time I hear everything raspberry, I think of the Elmo. Really? Yeah. You think you're just eating a piece of Elmo every time? No, there was like this. He had to do like a thousand raspberries or something like that. Which is where I learned what a raspberry was. Oh, interesting. Which is like something to do with your mouth and... Blowing a stomach. Yeah, it just sounds like a fart, basically. Yep. Something like that, right? I don't remember. What about Brom Pie Day? Ever had a Brom Pie? Never heard of it. Braham? I haven't either. It's like Graham, but with a B. Interesting. On Saturday, we have International Cat Day or Odie Day. Odie from Garfield. He was an international cat? No, but it's his day, apparently. Garfield Day is? No. Tomorrow is International Cat, or Saturday's Cat Day, but not Garfield Day. But is Odie from Garfield. Gotcha. That Odie. You know, I don't want you to be confused. I'm totally confused. Saturday is National Pickleball Day. Stupid. I'm interested. I've never done it, but I think I'm going to enjoy it. It's for old people. Saturday is tennis. So is tennis. It's also take a penny, leave a penny day. Do you get to pick which side? It's true. That's true. These days are obsolete. Saturday is dying to no day. Well, you won't know if you're dead. Funny is the picture is a, it's like a younger lady talking to an older man. Like he's going to die. It's a national bowling day on Saturday. Yeah. Yeah, my son was telling me that I guess some young bowler at 31 was just passed away. I guess he had a heart attack. Oh, man, that sucks. Yeah, I know. I said he struck out. Oh. He didn't have any spares left. Oh, too soon. That's right. Spare me the details. Terrible. He had to split. Ah. It was just one bad joke after another, and he's like, Dad, you're horrible.

That's how you, that's how you approach the world. For those of the listening, it's not that we're like just harsh and don't care about life. That's how you survive life. It sucks. I mean, I don't know. I have to have laughter to deal with coping with death, basically. Exactly. It's like, it's what comedians do, you know? It's like, whatever. Like, I feel like I would feel very much at home just hanging out with comedians. It's just like it is what it is, you know? Right. National Frozen Custard Day on Saturday, too. Oh, I do like that. Yeah, get some. Let's go to Ritters. There you go. I'm down. Making a noise again. I'm down. Sunday is Melon Day. Watermelon? It just says melon. Like the actual melon. Maybe can't let's probably any melon. Yeah. His Sunday is also Gay Uncle's Day. You know, going back to the Bucky Beaver thing, there was a picture of... Limp Biscuit was going to be reforming at the mini-mark. Oh. Yeah, they keep bringing that back. That's a running joke. Yeah. It's like, man, I can't wait to see them. Jamie over there working on his car, cranking it up. Sunday is Betty Boop Day. People probably don't even know who that is. I know. Betty Boop. It's also International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples. Nice. Oh, it's National Women's Day. Okay, okay. Indigenous women? Nope, just women. That's a bad joke there. Yeah, it probably is. Keep it. You just keep it. Yeah, it's something to do with dominoes and dots. Oh, gosh, here we go. All right. And then on Monday, we'll move on. We got vlogging day. Does anybody know what a vlog is anymore? That's when you talk about yourself, but nobody cares. Basically. I think it's MySpace. Speaking of MySpace, they came back into the news. They're going to try to rebrand and bring it back. What are they going to call it their space? Our space. Yeah, vlogging. Outer space? Blogging is video blogging. That's how it got the name. For those they care. Monday is Herbert Hoover Day. Does anybody know who remember who that is? He's a vacuum guy. Close. He did the damn, didn't he? Yeah. Well, I think there is a Hoover Dam, yes, but he was a president. Oh, me damn. Hoverdam. The famous Beavis and Budhead episode. Or take a moment. Oh, what is it? Agent Orange Day. Oh, you eat an orange? No, not quite. It's Agent Orange Awareness Day. So you're like a secret agent? No. Do you know what Asia Orange is? Yes, it was a chemical used in Vietnam. Yeah, I read about the, there's a book, A Time for War. It's a long book, but very detailed. And it's like, man, there's, there's too many similarities with just today and wars, you know. Yeah. Only we got COVID. Yeah. skyscraper appreciation day oh just for the lady that uh you read about a minute ago yeah national smores day yeah i wonder if they'll let those people out that raise that flag up there probably not

Sure they're in jail still. Yeah. One day or Tuesday, we got Mountain Day. Let's see. National Presidential Joke Day. Like Trump? There you go. Yeah, what a joke. There you. How many jokes you could just make it a day. Ooh, World Steel Pan Day. Do do. That's a guitar, right? That's a guitar, right? No, steel pan. Where you hit it? It's like a little drum. That's a guitar. No. That's a guitar. No, there's a steel guitar, right? Yes, but it's not. It's called a steel pan. It's called a steel guitar. Well, we're in change again. Yeah, starting now. We can just change. I mean, that's what they do. You just change a definition to suit your needs. That's what happened during COVID. Make it work for what you need to work for. Yeah, that's what happened in COVID. Go look over the vaccine definition now versus before COVID. It's not the same. No, it's like an age something. Yeah. Uh, what is just, Amy Atkins. There you go. On Wednesday, we have World Elephant Day. Oh, you have to tell Stacy that. She likes elephants. Oh, yeah? Yeah. Yeah, there's a joke there also, I'll tell you later on. It's also Milkman Day. Those don't even exist anymore. Sure they do. Let's see when this was created. Does it have when it was created? Nope. Sometimes it does. It's like this was just created and blah, blah, blah. Maybe in other country they still have it. Yeah. We'll just dedicate a song to him. National Vinyl Record Day. Milkshake brings all the boys to the yard. There you go. World Caligraphy Day. Did you ever do calligraphy? No, but I've seen the movie. Wow. Thursday, there's literally only three things. National Prosecco Day International Left Handers Day. Ooh, people get it. They get the actual day. And National Filet Mayong Day. That ain't right. It definitely ain't right. Nope. It's all left. Did you hear about that guy that was all left? Uh-uh. He's all right now. Yeah. Yeah, I think the joke is probably performed better than that, but whatever. Well, next week is National Bargaining Hunting Week. I think this weekend is the Route 127, 127, 128, 127. I just know it's tax-free weekend. Is it? Yeah. Okay. Get it. You can buy certain things and not pay taxes on it. Exactly. All right. Let's go on to some events coming up. You know what I mean? You know what I mean? Like a fair? There are, yeah. The fair is there. Damn it. That's going to be a show opener. That's a stupid thing. It's twisted. Yeah. One of those might be your show opener. I don't know. I haven't found one yet. You can call it Jamie fighting with filament. Jamie is fighting. All right. So we have, I don't have, hold on. What? I don't have the account. This is how you fix this. Here, yeah. Cut the thing. There you go. Just buy some time. I need to sign into the calendar that I'm using.

All right. We're going to cut this right here. There we go. Now we're going to pull out this other bent piece of filament that keeps clogging my machine. This has been your 3D printing segment with Jamie Yost. Tune in next week for more outbursts and everything else. All right, I am ready, I believe. Okay. We're going to talk about some, the recurring events first. How about that? How about that? Friday, we're starting up. We have the iconic starfighters at the National Air Force Museum. That's all until the end of the year. Check it out. You've got vinyl vinyl coming up somewhere, right? Vinyl vinyl. All the world stayed at the Dayton Art Institute. Charlie and the Chalka Factory, looks like the last week at Lockheedia. Hey, meet yourself real quick while I go through this stuff. We have idle hour ranch public season in Troy. And then Dayton Dragons versus the Great Lunes, the Great Lakes Lunes. What a name, right? Right. Saturday, Yellow Springs Farmers Market, Green County Farmers Market, Oakwood Farmers Market, New Carlisle Farmers Market, and probably one near you if I didn't name it. Hey, Friday, that's the Dayton Dragons Star Wars thing, right? Maybe. It might be, tomorrow. It's not on this list, but it might be, yeah. I think you're ready last week, but. Kettering Saturday night cruising at the town center. Looks like, I think it's like once a week, once a month, something. I don't know. That's it. Sunday, Paris flea market. Flight of a bottle Sunday at the Barrow House. There it is. He nailed it. Wrong day, though. Monday, Monday is the Motown Monday, Tuesday, Tasty Tuesday food truck rallies at the Cloud Park and Huber. You ever go to that? No. No, not your thing. I usually have tasty Tuesday tacos here at the house. There you go. Progressive Yucre tournament at the Star City Brewing. On Wednesday, we have a whole lot of the same stuff, Fairborn Farmers Market. Thursday, we got food truck nights at the Oaks Bightman, Baitman. Memorial Library in Pleasant Hill, Ohio. We also have a food truck rally at the Hobson Freedom Park in Fairborn. Riverscape Music Bingo. And then Singo Music Bingo at the place somewhere in Dayton that I don't have. But it was interesting. It was whatever it was saying. It was like, thought your traditional music bingo. It's like something different. Free the, free the chips. I don't know. Yeah. You have to do where you take your right foot in. Best friend with you. Yeah. It's hokey pokey. There you go. Yeah. Yeah. See, you're getting it. You're getting it. All right. So we have the rest of our stuff going on. Starting on Friday, that is tomorrow, August 7th. Preble County Fair is finishing up its last few days. Green County Fair is also finishing up. We got kicking off Flight Fest, which I think started...

today at the National Museum of the Air Force. It's a remote controlled airplanes, right? Aviation hobby and remote control model flying gathering. Yes, you are correct, sir. Champagne County Fair and Urbana kicking off for eight days. Looks like St. Bridget Paris Festival in Zinia. It's kicking off. Rock and Green Tomato Festival in Miami's Burke. Springfield Jazz and Blues Festival kicking off at Springfield. I think that's at the Mother Stewards. I think that would be pretty fun. I thought about going to that, but I think we're going to go check out the thing at the Leavitt, which is coming up in a second. We have the ninth annual bluegrass and brew in Fairborn at the Main Street Commons. Yeah, Scythian at the Levitt. That's what I was talking about. We're probably going to go see. I think they're a bluegrass band. I think I played Jalls. Maybe. Like that one I showed you. Yeah. That's pretty cool. I thought that was pretty cool. We got Chris Katie Porter at the Funny Bone. The Lions Ball, Blue Carpet Gala at the Brightside. Spring Awakening at the theater lab at the Dayton Masonic Center. We got Seth. Gillum's Coltassack Cowboy album release party at the Yellow Cap. And then for music, we got Doug Hart, Crooked Handel Brewing, Turning Jane at the Brightside, Rock and Party with the Menuscape Metro Park, Ben and Zane at Jains on the main, but it's really confusing to say. Autumn Live. Autumn lie buried and more at the hidden gym. Daveed and confused at the phone booth lounge. Glad rags and giggle water at the Whisper Speak Easy. It's like Whisperst. No, never mind. Southern Summer at the barrel. And then the Arena Rock Show at the Frays Pavilion. I can get the let out this weekend, too. Well, that was only Friday. Let's see what's on Saturday. Oh, maybe it's Saturday. Maybe it's a day. Maybe it's Saturday. Saturday, a lot of those same things I mentioned. We have Englewood Art Festival kicking off at Centennial Park. Art on the lawn in Yellow Springs. Bacon Fest at the Frays Pavilion. New Lebanon Day at the park. potatoes in such date potato festival st. Leonard boomer fest in centerville we got wainsville streetville street fair we got happy happy half marathon and hoppy 5k in springfield what is going on there this is an easter it's an easter it's a happy half happy and hoppy we have touch a truck in spring bear spring barrow spring bear i was going to say springfield but it came out spring bera youth and family arts event in dayton not really sure where that's at check it out you're interested we got the drag bingo brunch at bistecca it's the 90s theme uh we got bites in the heights food truck festival at the rose music center street beats community days in dayton

I'll probably go to that. Yeah. We got Meteor. Yeah. You'll go to that one, but not the other ones. Well, it's a festival. I'll end up helping out up there for a little bit. That'd be cool. We got Meteor shower camp out and stargazing at Caesar Creek State Park Beach. We have a beach. What? I'll just go to Uranus instead. We have live pro wrestling in Dayton. I don't know exactly where that's at, but look it up. Is that the mini wrestling? No. I don't think so. I don't think so. No. We are celebrating our Native American community with Superman at the Levit. Before the day, recess, radio, and Imagine Me King, bury us all at Yellow Cab Tavern. These names are great. Just like the title of this, straight from them. It's just a stream of conscience sometimes. Chris Katie Porter, Katie Porter, again at the Funny Bone. Spring Awakening again at Dayton Masonic. And then for music, we have Madison Park Live at their summer concert. What does it say? I don't have the band that's going to be playing there, but check them out. It's at Madison Park and Dayton. Yeah. Port-a-Pottie. Katie Porter Party. Yep, Port-a-Patter-Katie Porter. Aidan Kincer at James on the main. Authorized personnel at Whisper Speak Easy. Whiskey Business at the Barrel. Pearl Street, Brick Tap and Tavern at the Courtyard Lounge. All right. That's for Saturday. Sunday, everything kind of drops off. We have, let's see, the same stuff. We got the Fort LaRamee Summer Gazebo party. We have the Ohio Senior Olympics. It's a cycling event in Cedarville. I kind of would be interested to go watch. Is that mean to me to say? That's mean to me to say. How do you chair for him? Do you throw roll aids at him? Don't throw candy. Here's your bedpan. Oh, geez. Run! Run! It's a cycling event. Oh, so there's going to be lots of diapers. We got cruising, cream social, ice cream social at the Washington Township Recplex. Where's that? In Miami'sburg, Center Road, Dayton. Yeah. We got Bulldogs on the patio at Pins Mechanical Co. in Dayton. It is a event hosted by badass Bulldog Rescue, featuring Adoptable Rescue Bulldogs, patio games, community fundraising, free admission. Highwater and more at the Hidden Gym Music Club. Hway Jennings Live at Miami's Bird. And live from Earth, Pat Benatar and Beyond at Subs Park Theater. Amphitheater. Monday, nothing. Tuesday. August blue streak bike time trial at the Air Force Base. Historic venue open house at the bright side. Charity bingo with Jim City Kitty's Yellow Cab. And then weekly karaoke with Zane. Also, I guess, at the Yellow Cab. Okay. Wednesday, we have...

Bettina Solas Solis at the Curio Courthouse Square, 12 to 2. Jazz on the green at the Golf Club Yankee Trace in Centerville. Googoo Dolls with Neon Trees at the Rose Music Center. And get the let out. Led Zeppelin Tribute, Frays Pavilion. Hey, that's what you're talking about, right? There it is. You're about four days too early. Oh, man. I was like, weird. Where is this? What is he talking about? Oh, there it is. And then on Thursday, we have Patrick Arnold at the Curio Courthouse Square, 12-the-2. Dayton R Institute, Jazz and Beyond, featuring Alex Nicodemus Jazz Trio. His family named him after someone in, why, that's his last name. I don't know. Sunny's solo blues at the Whisper Speak Easy. And last but not least, we have Terence Simeon and the Zedico Experience at the Levitt Pavilion. All right, all right. What's you got coming up this week? You're talking about that maybe the food truck or then the... Yeah, tomorrow. My wife is off, so we're going to go do something. We don't know what. Nice, nice. It's a secret. Saturday, yeah, I have no idea. I might go take some stuff down to the store and cash it in for money or trade it in for other stuff I don't need. Yeah, there you go. I like it. Saturday, we've got... Some sort of back-to-school bash. You're figuring it out as you go. Yeah, they want it there from like 11 to 2, but you can stay for as long as you want. Just entertain the kids with costumes. That would be fun. And then we might go out to my mom's cemetery since it's her birthday. And from there, I don't know. Maybe go get a sandwich from Bites in the Heights or something. Sounds like a fun time. A Saturday for me, we're going to go tubing. A friend of ours is birthday, so we're just going to go down, float in the water. Yeah, make sure you bring your rain gear. Yeah, Sunday, I don't have much going on. I'm on call this week. I was kind of wanting to go to the Ohio State Fair because I feel like I haven't ever, I don't ever get to go, but it's not a big deal. This is it. This is the weekend. I know. I know. I know. It's had to be next year. Troy. Troy's is next week, I think. Yeah, there's enough stuff going on. We can. It's overrated. Yeah, I mean, I always loved going to the West Virginia State Fair. Oh, it's fun. Don't get me wrong, but it's expensive. I got, you know, I got the Rent Fest coming up. That's like, like, two months of state fair for me. Yeah, I got October. That's a whole month for me. Yeah, it's a whole month for most people. I think there's 30 days in it. 31. I want to see if you're paying attention. Yep. Oh, there's 31. I know, man. I know. I'm working on it currently. There's an extra day in there for people like me. There you go. Well, that's all I got. You got anything else? Nope. Nothing you want to share? Go off your chest. Fight with this printer over here, I guess. I know. I can hear it. We get some sound bites in there for you. I moved to a different room. That's why. Oh, there you go. All the extra stuff. There you go. Well. We want to thank everyone for tuning in. Hope you enjoyed the podcast. Got some knowledge, some laughs, some insight. We are a Value for Value podcast. We do not make you subscribe or do any patrons or paywalls and get your bonus content. We just give it all to you. We don't care. You know, we want you to have a good time while you're riding your bike, driving your car, exercising, whatever. Flying your kite. Do people still fly kites? Yeah, they do at the Air Force Museum. There you go.

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