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ESPN Daily
"nj" Discussed on ESPN Daily
"Quarterback. Utah state. The next thing we heard from Aaron Rodgers was about a month later, I believe, just from that mistaken. He said, I no longer can control how my career ends in Green Bay. And that was a stark reality to him. I understand the organization's future outlook and wanting to make sure they're thinking about the team now and down the line and I respect that. At the same time, I still believe in myself and I have a strong desire to play into my 40s and I'm just not sure how that all works together at this point. He said he always thought he would finish his career here, but they drafted Jordan love. They drafted him to play eventually. The very, very rude of it. That's where this started. You know, it feels in a lot of ways like it's a breakup of a player and a franchise or a player and a city, but when you sort of dig down deep, it feels like this is really a breakup or the story of the relationship between Aaron Rodgers and Brian gooda kunst, the packers GM. The relationship between those two people after Gouda drafted Jordan love, what did that do to the connection between Rogers and guda kunst? And I think you throw packers president Mark Murphy in that mix and, you know, for those people who don't know the exact structure of the organization, of course, there is no owner, but packers president Mark Murphy essentially acts as the owner. The interesting thing is that Murphy is the very, very beginning of his tenure. The first year was to break up with Brett Favre and the organization in the summer of 2008. So it's not like this is new to him. But I would love for people to go back and listen to the press conference that Rogers gave that summer when he finally decided he was going to return here in 2000 21 and it was literally an airing of the grievances, right? Like this was it was Festivus in July in Green Bay. Started with a conversation in February. At the season ended. And I just expressed my desire to be more involved in conversations directly affected my job. And he laid out about all the guys that he thought that should have been resigned and were mistreated on their way out or not given proper respect or consideration. I wanted to help the organization maybe learn from them some of the mistakes in the past, in my opinion about the way that some of the outgoing veterans were treated. And just the fact that we didn't retain a number of players that I felt like were core players to our foundation, our locker room. And that was where his beef was with Brian Gutierrez and shortly after that, they did start to mend that relationship and to the point where you would hear Rogers praise good accused unprofitably, but again, now we're at the point where things aren't so good and they had a losing season they didn't make the playoffs and now everything is reassessed and here we are. Yeah, it's interesting, right, rob, because like you said before, a roller coaster both for the fans, but also it sounds like for the connection and the relationship between Rogers and the organization. I mean, he said yesterday that he has no ill will towards anyone in the packers organization. Now it's about the reality situation. You know, and I think there's probably people who are really wanting to move on and not get it. I'm not upset about it. I'm nothing but love in my heart for every packer fan and everybody that works in the organization. He also said that he was 90% leaning towards retiring when he went into his whole darkness retreat last month, but then he said something changed within the packers organization and their attitude towards him by the time he left that affected his thinking. When I came out of the darkness, something changed. And when I got back to that little shack, they have where there's a one bar of Wi-Fi and get back to text messages and emails and all different things. I realized that there had been a little bit of a shift. That there was some shopping going on that they were interested in actually moving me. When he says that something changed, do you believe him? Well, I certainly think there's some truth to his side of it, but there's the packer side of this too, in which we haven't really heard much publicly, but I can tell you that there was growing frustration in the organization by Rogers, maybe not being as responsive as they would have hoped when they would check in with them, not that they were demanding a decision or demanding to see where he would, but there were plenty of times where as much as he strived and said he wanted communication that he didn't always give it. I believe him, though, when I say that, you know, that he doesn't hold any grudges or ill well. I do think that changes, though, if they don't make this deal in a fairly timely fashion, if they make him sit around weeks, month, and don't pull this off, then the frustration mounts, then it's like, you know, because I believe he even said in his comments on McAfee, something of the fact I'm paraphrasing here, you know, as long as they do right by me. The fact of the matter is you got to aging, you know, face the franchise for the last 15 years that it's time to do right by. So I think that's where he's coming from where, you know, they've moved on, let him move on to and give him what he wants. Like you said, we haven't heard a ton from the packers side of it. And I'm wondering, just, you know, in your conversations, you're reporting your sense of the organization. Are there people in the packers organization who are just tired of Aaron Rodgers and kind of all that comes with him? Yes. Yes, there were. There's no question about that. Now, where that comes from, whether it's from the coaches, the scouts, the front office, and there's definitely people within each of those elements who felt that way. There are also people in those elements who believed and probably still believe that Brett Favre gives them the best chance, I'm sorry, Aaron Rodgers gets in the first chance to win. Can't get away from farm. There's so similar of an Aaron Rodgers gives them the best chance to win and they probably still believe that. Let's just say take it from the coaching perspective. Matt Lafleur and his staff are coming off an 8 and 9 season where they missed the playoffs. The transition to Jordan love whenever to happen was going to be difficult. Even as good as Rogers was early on in 2008, he threw for 4000 yards, almost 30 touchdowns. They were 6 and ten. So from a coaching standpoint, you know it's not going to be easy. And from a coach, you need to win now, right? So if there was elements of wanting Rogers back, I could see why there would be members of the coaching staff that would feel that way. From a founding standpoint, general manager Brian Gutierrez job is to win, make sure this team is winning ten years from now. So it's a lot easier for him to move on because he's probably got more security. And package president Mark Murphy, he's sort of a steward of the franchise of his job is to make sure that this team stays relevant is it demand for television, still has the 100,000 people on the waning list because they don't have a deep pockets owner that's just going to rescue this team if it falls on hard times. So there are definitely things that are different depending on your viewpoint in the organization. Rob, as we just saw, when you were talking right then, it is impossible to not think about Brett Favre when you think about what's going on with Aaron Rodgers. Like we talked about before, you've covered this team for over two decades. You were there when Brett Favre was traded away as well. How will Aaron Rodgers ultimately be remembered as a Green Bay packer? And do you think that what is happening right now is going to affect his legacy in a similar way that it affected Favre's? There was a great line from packers GM, Ted Thompson, the late Ted Thompson, Ted Thompson, one set of Aaron Rodgers, he's a complicated fella, and I think that fence. He's a complicated person, his legacy is complicated. I mean, here you have a guy who won four MVPs. You could argue is one of the greatest regular season quarterbacks in NFL history. Yet he only has one Super Bowl, only one Super Bowl appearance. 5 one one and then got back to another one. There was a filmmaker that made a documentary called last day of Lambo about Brett Favre's last day as a Green Bay packer. I don't think anybody's making a documentary about how it ended for Aaron Rodgers. So it is. It's a complicated
ESPN Daily
"nj" Discussed on ESPN Daily
"Rob demovsky, ESPN's Green Bay Packers beat reporter, the first question is obvious. Has Aaron Rodgers ever told you to lose his number? I never had his number. I asked for it several times from his rookie year. All the way on through. I finally gave up about, I don't know, three, four years ago, because he would never give it. It's based in his private nature, really, of the way he's operated for most of his career. And you've seen that entire career rob you've been covering the packers 26 years, and obviously over the last couple of weeks, this speculation about Rogers is just gotten hotter and hotter and hotter. Is he going to stay? Is he going to go? Is he going to retire? As someone who's known him for all of these years, what was your reaction when he goes on pat McAfee's show yesterday, and he says this? At this point, as I sit here, you know, I think since Friday, I made it clear that my intention was to play and my intention was to play for the New York Jets. The packers would like to move on. They've let me know that in so many words they let other people know that and direct words. And because I still have that fire and I want to play and I would like to play in New York. It's just a matter of getting that down at this point. Boy, I mean, it was expected because I think we've been leading up to this point. In December, during the packers by week, packers general manager Brian gunners was yes, we want Aaron back. Do you want Aaron back next year? Is that something that you just don't decide until the off season? Certainly that's an off season kind of decision. But surely, yeah, we went all our guys back. After the season, they don't make the playoffs, go 8 9 very unusual year around here. I ask you to kiss, I said, who gives you a better chance to win? Aaron Rodgers or Jordan love, and while he said Aaron Rodgers, the answer was more about Jordan love. Who gives you a better chance to wear a hammer Jordan? Well, I mean, you're talking about a four time MVP, right? So we are very excited about Jordan where he's at. There's no doubt about that. But George has never played a 16, 17 game season, gone through all that stuff. So it's no different than we moved from Brett to Aaron, right? Then fast forward to the combine, I believe it was Marge first that we taught to guna kunz and Indianapolis, and it was clear that he was completely non committal about Rogers return. And then a week or so later, packers president Mark Murphy when asked if there's any scenario in which Rogers would be back. He said, well, unless things didn't work out the way we want them to. Is there a scenario where Aaron is still the starting quarterback of the packers next season? Yeah. I mean, unless if things don't work out, the way we would want them, so it was pretty obvious at that point to everyone, including Rogers himself that the packers were ready to move on. So you're in Green Bay rob, you have your finger on the pulse of the cheese heads as much as anybody. And I'm just wondering, like, what's the reaction from them? Because on one hand, they're losing unquestionably one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history. This is a guy who brought them a Super Bowl, but also a guy who has brought a lot of drama with him, especially these past couple of years, and at least last season wasn't bringing very many wins either as the team finished with a losing record and missed the playoffs. That's the difference in where we are now versus where we were a year ago. You know, as long as you're winning 13 games every year, you have a little bit of poetic license to say and maybe do what you want within reason and people will kind of brushed under the rug. But I think along the way he lost some of the devotion that he had with some segment of the G's heads and, you know, I think that's why the sentiment
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Transgender Woman Demi Minor Impregnates Two Inmates at NJ Prison
"On my show yesterday we covered a story out of New Jersey, where two female inmates were impregnated by a transgender inmate by the name of Demi minor. After that inmate was moved into the female facility in New Jersey. It was as simple as saying I identify as female and they were transferred over to a female facility where later, two female inmates were impregnated. Can we think about how that can go wrong in more ways than just that? Now not only do you have two pregnant inmates in a New Jersey prison, but you also have two children that are going to be born into the world and under what circumstance. The circumstance of both of their biological parents being incarcerated, I'm sure these kids are going to be thrust straight into the foster system, and we all know what the outcomes look like for those children and how what the odds are for them being abused or even perpetrating abuse for them not graduating high school for them never seeing the inside of a college for them seeing the inside of a jail, developing chronic illnesses, being homeless, the likelihood is far higher when you are born under circumstances like this. But who cares, right? Because we want to validate and affirm people who are living in a delusion. And it's a dilution that should be taken seriously. Don't get me wrong. These people should seek proper treatment, but the proper treatment is not to morph the reality of other individuals living in the society and leave them to be victimized by your ideology and your dogma, and
The Eric Metaxas Show
Malachi O'Brien and Eric Went on a Very Fun Run to NJ!
"Talking to my friend malachi O'Brien, malachi, once again, I got to tell my audience, I can't believe we never do this kind of thing, but you finished your 152nd consecutive marathon today, so you're going to go home tomorrow, you're going to do the final one. I had the privilege of doing this with you yesterday. And we had fun because I thought to myself, when you're running at that pace, you can actually talk. And so you and I talked and we just had this wonderful fellowship and we found ourselves, I mean, I don't know if I said this when I was talking to Alban before, but we ran to New Jersey. We ran across the George Washington bridge, which of course was my idea. I'd done this once before on my previous world distance world record personal record run. But the idea that from my house, you could run across the Hudson to New Jersey on the bike path. And that was insane and fun to do with you. We took pictures. But then on the way home, we passed a number of sites central to the story of bahn hoffer. And I was able to point out where he stayed. That's the room where he stayed in 1939 when he made his big decision. And this is riverside church that welcomes Fidel Castro into its pulpit. But in 19 39, when Bond hoffer was here, he went to hear a sermon there, and it would dissolve in my bond hopper, but I was able to tell you the story and then to say, and then that evening, he heard another sermon at this quote unquote, fundamentalist church, a few blocks south on Broadway, and how delighted he was. And so it was just fun running with you. And if you come back to New York, I just want to do more of this with you because there's other fun things that we can do and see. But it really, it just was fun. So I
The Doug Collins Podcast
Teen's Suicide Days After NJ School Hallway Attack Sparks Outrage
"If you've got kids and you have them in school and their school age kids, maybe they're young, they're teenagers, please, please stay involved in their life. There's so much chaos going on right now. There's so many things that are going on in schools that you need to be involved in. And the question is, there's a part of being involved in your child's life and being a part of what they're doing that, you know, gives them support without smothering them and we all hear the term helicopter parents and all that. But there is a place for being involved in your life because right now what our teenagers are going through is so different with social media with interactions that it's just different. And I don't care how you look at it, how you think about it. It is just different. And a story that's came out this past few days is at one out of the New York Post. It was about a 14 year old New Jersey high school student. Took her own life after a video was posted in which she was at school and four girls just came up and basically started being on her. And getting into a fight, they videotaped it and then from the understanding is, here's what she was scarier about this is that these girls knew this a lot and they do these they pick fights and they get in people and beat them up and they show the videos on social media. How this is acceptable on social media. I have no idea. How this is actually giving staying up. I have no idea. If you have Twitter and Facebook and all these other taking down and YouTube and others taking down former presidents information and still allowing dictators and terrorists to have these accounts, how are we taking and not having the stuff taken out? No renaming no social value when you just have people picking a fight in a class. And in high school. Understanding this, like I said, they have done this before. But the school didn't even call the police about this.
TheCoinsPost
N.J. Man Allegedly Paid 40 BTC to Have a 14yearold Killed
"1 p.m. Sunday, February 5th, 2023. NJ Mann allegedly paid 40 BTC to have a 14 year old killed. John Michael must Beck, a 31 year old man from hedon field, New Jersey, has been charged with hiring a hitman to kill the 14 year old and paying 40 Bitcoin equivalent to 20,000 at the time for the crime. Must bec has plead guilty to using the Internet for the murder in a federal court in Camden. He faces a maximum of the posting J man allegedly paid 40 BTC to have a 14 year old killed appeared first on the coin's post.
What's the 311
"nj" Discussed on What's the 311
"Welcome to song you travel podcast. Oh, my travel podcast is Kate me. I don't even know if you ever heard of Kate me. Cape May is actually in New Jersey. So where you want to visit in cape May is that in physical state, Harriet Tubman museum, the lobster house, the cape may Mac. The national center of cape May, the cape May lighthouse, willow's creek winery in phone. Kate made winery. Cake may beach. And Kate may point state park. All right. Jersey is like New York, Florida, Atlanta. I'm trying to think. A lot of places have mulatto. Other parts that maybe you heard of maybe you didn't hear it. You want to go to the beach plum phone. You also want to go to the somo new art gallery. You want to go to the. World world to look out. Tower, you want to go to Washington street mold, you want to go to Jersey Shore. In this the best time to go there, because they actually have a bunch of ghost tours. Like a bunch of ghost tours where you can actually go and see. All the little scary gold stuff. So around this time is the best time for you to actually go out there and enjoy the little ghost tours that they have out there. And all to see all the little haunted places if you're into that, so I want to tell y'all weird to stay. And I'll tell y'all what hotels to do. And I will be posted. So you want to stay at the moultrie Montreal beach resort. You want to stay at Congress hall. And you want to stay at the grand hotel of cape May. You could also stay at the blue fish and the beach shack, the boarding house, cape hard motor in, you do know that they also have B and BS. Then in breakfast, they also have beachfront resorts that you can actually stay in. Some of these hotels run you up from 300 to $989. Because these are like ocean club hotels. It depends. Give me a minute. We're going to take a break through my company. And each sheet is two times more absorbent, so you can use less. Bounty. The quicker picker upper. Paramount plus possess. Newly added live channels. Get in. Your favorite shows and move. Streaming 24/7. Can you dig it? I'm mad. A Star Trek channel. A SpongeBob channel paw patrol channel. A black voices channel, a movie's channel, and many more. They wrote, don't fix it. Just sit back, relax, and stream your favorites live. Much like Simon, because whatever you love to watch, there's a paramount plus live channel for you. Paramount plus, now streaming. I tried everything to remove fabric odors, but my clothes still smell. Until I finally found a new Downey rinse and refresh. It doesn't just cover odors, it helps remote them up to three times better than detergent alone. My new Downey rinse and refresh in the fabric soft aisle. Scan your face will envy with old lay hyaluronic body wash. 95% of women had visibly better skin from dry to moisturize and just 12 days. B fearless with olay, hyaluronic body wash and body lotion. So I'm back everyone. The rest of ours, you can try is the blue moon pizza if you want pizza, JoJo's. Mario's is hotel and eatery. The union park dining room. And also try pita shield in and restaurant. You want to try tissues. Yes, y'all know I'll be posting, I'll be posting. So y'all can see on if you please, if you liked this, you can listen to it on part being Apple Spotify. Oh, I really say podcasts that please share. You can comment here on SV 7 6 6 7 5 20 ma dot com. You can go to my website HTTP dot broadcast a slash WordPress dot com. WWW AVI allow use promo code Sonya WWE as a car. If you like about your coffee, you can buy me a coffee. Please follow my son's sound on Instagram. He has his music on Apple and Spotify, please follow the young lady TJ vild, she have a book called black girl and orange, please follow miss Carl. She has her own podcast affirmations. Please follow female we form on Instagram, please follow king's flex on SoundCloud and please follow me as soon as I find Instagram saying Santa Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Pinterest, and I have a blessed night.
Mark Levin
Women at NJ Prison Get Pregnant After Sex With Trans Inmate
"New Jersey women's prison has a problem They got a check that keeps impregnating other chicks like how does that happen Well it's because the chicken pregnant the other chicks is actually a dude with a penis That's right because a chick or multiple chicks have had sex with a dude with a penis who the people in New Jersey to stupid understand is actually a dude He's a transgender prisoner So two inmates serving time in New Jersey's only state prison for women show up in the medical ward pregnant It'll digging right All right well is it maybe one of the guards in the prison that's having a little fling on the side That's happened before in women's prisons Nope All right well how you guys getting some in here behind bars conjugal visits Nope All right so what's happening Well I'm having sex with a dude in here that's acting like he's a chick The unidentified jailbirds became pregnant at the mahan mahan correctional facility after engaging in quote consent consensual sexual relationships with another incarcerated person the State Department of Corrections told New Jersey dot com In 2021 New Jersey went woke And they enacted a policy to allow dudes with penises to be housed in accordance with their preferred gender
AP News Radio
NJ diocese agrees to $87.5M deal to settle sex abuse suits
"A a a a New New New New Jersey Jersey Jersey Jersey Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic diocese diocese diocese diocese agrees agrees agrees agrees to to to to pay pay pay pay eighty eighty eighty eighty seven seven seven seven point point point point five five five five million million million million dollars dollars dollars dollars to to to to settle settle settle settle clergy clergy clergy clergy sex sex sex sex abuse abuse abuse abuse claims claims claims claims with with with with some some some some three three three three hundred hundred hundred hundred victims victims victims victims it's it's it's it's one one one one of of of of the the the the largest largest largest largest cash cash cash cash settlements settlements settlements settlements involving involving involving involving the the the the Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Church Church Church Church in in in in the the the the US US US US and and and and real real real real balls balls balls balls around around around around six six six six counties counties counties counties in in in in southern southern southern southern New New New New Jersey Jersey Jersey Jersey on on on on the the the the outskirts outskirts outskirts outskirts of of of of Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia the the the the alleged alleged alleged alleged sex sex sex sex abuse abuse abuse abuse occurred occurred occurred occurred between between between between the the the the nineteen nineteen nineteen nineteen fifties fifties fifties fifties and and and and nineties nineties nineties nineties according according according according to to to to a a a a lawyer lawyer lawyer lawyer for for for for some some some some of of of of the the the the victims victims victims victims who who who who says says says says they they they they could could could could get get get get two two two two hundred hundred hundred hundred and and and and ninety ninety ninety ninety thousand thousand thousand thousand dollars dollars dollars dollars each each each each part part part part of of of of the the the the deal deal deal deal also also also also requires requires requires requires maintaining maintaining maintaining maintaining or or or or enhancing enhancing enhancing enhancing protocols protocols protocols protocols to to to to protect protect protect protect children children children children the the the the settlement settlement settlement settlement must must must must still still still still go go go go before before before before a a a a bankruptcy bankruptcy bankruptcy bankruptcy judge judge judge judge I'm I'm I'm I'm Julie Julie Julie Julie Walker Walker Walker Walker
AP News Radio
Once a retail giant, Kmart down to 3 stores after NJ closing
"Once once once once a a a a retail retail retail retail giant giant giant giant Kmart Kmart Kmart Kmart will will will will shortly shortly shortly shortly be be be be down down down down to to to to three three three three stores stores stores stores after after after after the the the the one one one one in in in in Avenel Avenel Avenel Avenel New New New New Jersey Jersey Jersey Jersey closes closes closes closes this this this this week week week week it's it's it's it's the the the the home home home home of of of of the the the the faded faded faded faded floor floor floor floor tiles tiles tiles tiles a a a a beige beige beige beige on on on on beige beige beige beige color color color color scheme scheme scheme scheme the the the the store store store store that that that that sells sells sells sells toddler's toddler's toddler's toddler's clothes clothes clothes clothes refrigerators refrigerators refrigerators refrigerators and and and and everything everything everything everything in in in in between between between between this this this used used used to to to be be be a a a real real real part part part of of of America America America Michael Michael Michael Lisicki Lisicki Lisicki writes writes writes about about about retail retail retail history history history everybody everybody everybody went went went to to to Kmart Kmart Kmart whether whether whether you you you liked liked liked it it it or or or not not not they they they had had had everything everything everything Kmart's Kmart's Kmart's decline decline decline is is is really really really slow slow slow but but but steady steady steady brought brought brought about about about by by by years years years of of of falling falling falling sales sales sales changes changes changes in in in shopping shopping shopping habits habits habits and and and the the the looming looming looming shadow shadow shadow of of of Walmart Walmart Walmart Marco Marco Marco went went went at at at Columbia Columbia Columbia business business business school school school blames blames blames leadership leadership leadership of of of variety variety variety of of of folks folks folks running running running the the the business business business who who who were were were either either either not not not paying paying paying much much much attention attention attention to to to competition competition competition or or or attempting attempting attempting to to to do do do things things things which which which frankly frankly frankly resulted resulted resulted in in in the the the ultimate ultimate ultimate train train train wreck wreck wreck Jersey Jersey Jersey still still still as as as another another another Kmart Kmart Kmart the the the other other other tour tour tour in in in Miami Miami Miami in in in the the the Hamptons Hamptons Hamptons I'm I'm I'm Julie Julie Julie Walker Walker Walker
Squawk Pod
"nj" Discussed on Squawk Pod
"Governor Phil Murphy. Inflation is real. I think those of us who thought it was going to be transitory and de minimis were wrong. This is real. It's here. I don't think it's here forever. I don't think it's like the early 80s, but it certainly is here for 2022. Did you know that the majority of people are investing in cryptocurrency through a taxable account when they could be using an IRA and avoiding or deferring taxes? With alto IRA, you can invest in crypto and trade it without tax headaches. That's right. No aspirin, ibuprofen, or acetaminophen required. Alto is the easy way to put crypto into an IRA. You can create a free account in just a few minutes, and invest with as little as $10. Enjoy secure trading 24/7. Through altos integration with coinbase. And trade with over 80 coins available, including Bitcoin and Ethereum. Alto offers traditional Roth and SCP IRA options, with multiple ways to fund your account. Open an alto crypto IRA account today. Just go to Alta IRA dot com slash squawk that's ALT IRA dot com slash squawk. Start investing in cryptocurrency today. Go to alto IRA dot com slash squawk. Get in early. Join the CNBC investing club with Jim Cramer be among the first, get tapped straight from Kramer, the only club with exclusive trading leads for early access symmetry email at CNBC dot com slash investing club. Stand Becky bye. You're listening to squawk pod from CNBC up on Becky. Thank you. We're live from the NASDAQ market site in Times Square. I'm Becky quick, along with Joe kernan, Andrew is off today. Today in the state of New Jersey, masks become optional for students and staff and a majority of schools and day care centers. It's just over two years since New Jersey announced its first known positive COVID-19 case and joining us right now is New Jersey governor Phil Murphy. Governor, I believe it was March 4th, two years ago that we saw our first case, what a long two years it's been. Well, I'll say it was exactly March 4th and here we are two plus years later and thank God we are in a dramatically different and better place and let's hope it stays that way. Let's talk a little bit about the mask mandates coming down in schools. This is something that you and the governors of several other states in the region went ahead with before the CDC issued guidance. What was it that you saw that made you think this is the time to take down the mask the mask requirements? Yeah, a couple of things Becky. First of all, New Jersey, New York City, Connecticut. We were hit hardest early in all of the waves of this pandemic. And omicron was no exception. The difference with omicron is that it shot straight up and then came straight down. And unlike the other waves which were sort of long, undulating ups and long, painful downs. Which means if you're hit first as we were, we were in a meaningfully, if not dramatically different place than the average American state. So the CDC has a much more complex challenge. They've got to put rules of the road out for all American states and the fact of the matter is we were in a meaningfully different place, which is why we took the step that we did. It does feel like things are much better in this area, especially from where we were just before Christmas time. But because you and the other governors didn't point to hard case numbers or hard situations where the mass should come down or where they should come up because it's just a timeline basis. There have been a lot of people who are cynically looking at this saying, this is for politics because it was so unpopular. I guess the question becomes, are we done with mask mandates forever? Is there a scenario that you would reinstitute those mask mandates? Yeah, first on the politics, I'm living proof. We put very unpopular mandates in place last year, and I had an election last year. So I think we've proven throughout the past couple of years that politics are not part of this. Can I say that they're done forever? I don't think anybody can say that for sure. I certainly hope that we're done forever. But every time you think you've got this virus figured out it humbles you, it takes a turn. You don't expect about 8 out of ten of those turns are negative. But it feels very much like we are on that road from pandemic to endemic that we'll be able to live with this in a normal way responsibly like we do with a flu. It very much feels like that's where we're headed right now and let's hope it stays that way. What's the state's economy look like at this point? We're looking nationally at unemployment below 4%. You're looking at pretty good tax receipts coming in federally. And I think that's the case in the state of New Jersey as well. Yeah, our economy, I'm not going to win here. Our economy is strong. Our unemployment rate is still a little bit behind the national rate, and I think we're in that cluster of states that we're very tough on public health measures, but we had achieved the lowest in our state's history just before the pandemic. So I'm optimistic that we'll get there again. People have moved into New Jersey, businesses have moved in. There's a confidence getting back in folks. Listen, you can't make light of the price we've paid, whether it's loss of life, jobs, small businesses, but it's sure feels like we are on the ascent right now. Let's hope it stays that way. So governor the question becomes, what do we do with all the federal money we were given for COVID-19 relief? As of October of last year, I think we'd only spent about 2 billion of the 6 billion that had come our way in past years when we've gotten that federal assistance like we did after 2008, we needed it. We needed additional funds in the years that came afterwards because the economy didn't recover as quickly. That's not the case here. What are we going to do with the rest of that money? Yeah, New Jersey's had an unfortunate history over the decades, both sides of the aisle, by the way, of spending one time injections of capital like a drunken sailor usually to plug budget holes. So that's not what we're going to do. We're going to spend this responsibly. And we're also not going to set programs up that two or three years from now. The state is left holding the bag to fund what had been a federal mandate. I'm going to present our budget tomorrow. You're going to see some elements of that where we're going to be able to make historic investments as some of which we've already signaled, such as in our healthcare systems to pick an obvious one. But both spend it responsibly and not spend it in a way that.
AP News Radio
Last Afghan refugees leave NJ base after chaotic evacuation
"The last of the Afghan refugees left a New Jersey military base Saturday for the next phase of their new lives in America most settled and established Afghan communities in northern Virginia and the surrounding DC area as well as northern California and Texas it started in August as Afghanistan fell to the Taliban the U. S. took in seventy six thousand fleeing the country with help from organizations like Lutheran immigration and refugee service headed by crucial matter of the garage this mission isn't over a
The Dan Bongino Show
NJ State Sen. Ed Durr: New Jersey Voted Blue but the State Is Not Blue
"So as a guy who's very familiar with New Jersey politics it's a state that's trended pretty far left over the years not as much as New York but not that far behind And do you sense a change on the ground center You sense a change on the ground now given how close the gubernatorial election was with Phil Murphy where he barely barely won that election You sense the tide turning is that the parents and the schools the school stuff the mandates I mean your thoughts being there and living it now almost full time Well yeah absolutely the tide has changed but I do want to just point out you said it was a very deep blue state We voted blue but I don't feel the state is blue I think we're kind of more of a purplish almost a red slant because if you really look at where the boats come from it's on the 95 corridor and it's usually the big cities that are blue while the outskirts are red But yeah the tide is definitely changing we have seen the anger in the parents especially with the mask and the schools When governor Murphy had closed our schools his master children but then you see the hypocrisy I'll just give you a point of reference right after the election They have a thing called the league of municipalities that meets down in Atlantic City after every election And I went down there you know everybody wanted to meet me which this is part of the thing that I didn't expect the fanfare about my win But when we went down there oh I was arm in arm and with Democrats too So the hypocrisy of them forcing children to wear masks who are the least vulnerable as we both know But then turn around and run around arm and arm and know wearing no mask So you know it's all about politics
The Dan Bongino Show
NJ State Sen. Ed Durr Shares His Support for 'Freedom Convoy'
"Given that you are a trucker now forgive me I thought you'd love you're still a trucker One of the most noble professions Ed I tell the story all the time I used to do a morning show at the BMA all the station were on right now Washington D.C. And I'd leave it like two or three in the morning to get in for the morning show and you'd see the truckers on the side of the road sleeping and I would say to myself gosh these guys work hard man Out there all the time sleeping in the cab of the truck I really my admiration It's not some nonsense virtue signal It's authentic You know as a guy who does this for a living Your thoughts on the freedom convoy and the truckers what they're doing up there in Ottawa fighting for their body sovereignty up there and freedoms Well first off I might have been one of those truckers you saw sleeping because I used to run into D.C. a lot too We finally passed each other Yeah there you go But I applaud them for standing up for their rights I support them wholeheartedly I believe that everybody should stand up for the rights as these are your personal liberties It's again as I've said many times This is not an argument about a vaccine shot or not a vaccine shot wear a mask or don't wear masks It's just about giving up your rights that are your rights not governments rights not the president not the Congress These are your God given rights and no man no woman has a right to tell you what you do as far as your health is concerned Because as we both know it's already come out that it doesn't matter if you get the shot or don't get the shot Get the virus You can still transmit the virus And as I said before truck drivers have been social distancing long before this became a popular phrase So this is all politics up there Telling them all they have to have the shot to cross the border
The Dan Bongino Show
NJ State Sen. Ed Durr: No Bitterness so Far After Ousting Sweeney
"Senator have your colleagues been accepting of you I mean again you took out Steve Sweeney The guy was an institution in New Jersey Are there any bitterness from your colleagues in the state Senate in New Jersey Have they been relatively accepting None that I have shown so far I'm sure that some of senator Sweeney's friends are not exactly pleased As our Jersey saying goes it is what it is So I'm not too concerned with whether they're happy or not I'm just trying to work with them to make a better life for the people of New Jersey
The Dan Bongino Show
NJ State Sen. Ed Durr: I Was Not Shocked on Election Night
"Senator you put your name on the ballot it's obviously an enormous long shot I want folks I just want to give you the contours of what happened here Ed dur at the time was running against the New Jersey Democrat state Senate president This guy Sweeney who was an institution in New Jersey This isn't just some run of the mill politician It is one of the biggest power players in the northeast quarter So Ed the election night results come in you're ahead you're winning I mean what's going through your head like holy Moses this is happening I'm going to win this thing Walk us through what happened Well and I really want to be careful how I say this I don't want this to come off wrong or arrogant but I was not shocked I kind of had that feeling going into election night that I was going to win because of all as you know you running before all the doors you're not going to get a good feel of things And I just had a very good feel going into that night that this was going to be my night for me
The Dan Bongino Show
NJ State Sen. Ed Durr: Local Politics Start at the School Board Level
"This because you're right these local races matter They matter a lot All politics are local less center Absolutely They are you know I applaud all the men and women who go out there and run for school board and run for the accounts Because that is actually where it starts at you start changing things and the position right there I look forward to helping any of the candidates that I can make a change in this state
The Dan Bongino Show
NJ State Sen. Ed Durr on Why He Ran for Political Office
"So senator you were a truck driver correct I want to make sure I get the bio data right And thank you for doing that It's a noble profession but you are a truck driver before correct I'm still a truck driver Dan I just got done driving this morning Awesome Okay I love this guy already We're just Ed So you decide one day or in the state of New Jersey and you're like I've kind of had enough of this crap I'm in this deep blue state You know I believe in civil liberties and big R God given rights and stuff And I'm going to put my name on a ballot What's the moment I haven't run for office myself and not succeeded like you did It's why I have such great admiration for what you did What made you decide to take the plunge I mean was it one specific issue Was it some road to Damascus moment What was it Well I jumped in and I did lose in the past also This was my third attempt to run for assembly a couple of times and I lost the issue that got me motivated was the Second Amendment I decided that I wanted to have my concealed carry because I was never really that tuned into local politics I always did the national politics voted the president voted to primary stuff like that I would a vote every year But I never really paid attention to who was Ronnie Like most people didn't know who my state senator was didn't really know the Secretary of State was in the state Government And so I just went and applied and I was turned down you know Jersey as you know is a very hard to get your gun rights state
Mark Levin
NJ Gov. Phil Murphy Held Focus Groups Over COVID Mask Mandates
"Anyway New Jersey governor Phil Murphy on Monday Decided to change all of his mask mandates and say yeah we've turned the corner were coming out of this and of course it's not the science Of course it's not science other than political science of course Katy pavage points out that a saw hill kapur journalist for NBC News political reporter not a science reporter I don't know political reporter Points out this article in The New York Times Quoting now mister Murphy's advisers were struck by the findings Of a focus group across the board voters shared frustrations over public health measures a sense of pessimism about the future and a deep desire to return to some sense of normalcy so they conducted focus groups My Friends Focus The office of the governor of New Jersey Phil Murphy actually had to spend I'd love to know if it was government money tax dollars on this focus group or if it came from his campaign but they spent money on a focus group to find out how voters were feeling about the mandates after two years Really Really you need to have a focus group on that and that even worse when the focus group comes in and says yeah they're frustrated and they have pessimism about the future and they want to get out of this and get back to normal This is the worst part Bad part number one they actually had to conduct a focus group Bad part number two mister Murphy's advisers were struck by the findings They were struck by the findings They're shocked to hear that you're sick and tired of this
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Dine-and-Dashers Abduct, Assault Waitress Who Tried to Stop Them, NJ Police Say
"I was just reading about something that happened in turnerville, New Jersey, Washington township. And this is going to get me in trouble for saying this. Because we need to have a serious conversation about race in America. When Joe Biden talks about the thugs at the at the capitol on January 6th, what about all the violence we're seeing in the streets of America today? Chicago. How about Saturday at the nifty 50s, in turnerville, New Jersey? Police are searching for the suspects caught on surveillance video who are believed to be involved in the attack. Now, there's no mention of the suspect's race. No mention of the waitress is race. Here's what happened. There was a table of 5 customers who were attempting to skip out on their $70 bill at this diner. And the waitress sees it. And she goes out into the parking lot to try to confront the 5 suspects. They abducted the 20 year old, they dragged her into the car and they beat her. Mercilessly. The vehicle headed north on route 42, made a U turn was headed north south toward Monroe township, and then they pushed her out of the vehicle. Somehow she was in killed. She was beaten badly. Because she's a hardworking young woman trying to make a living waiting tables. Now, I'm reading this article, and I'm wondering, why is there no descriptive descriptor of the suspects? Well, we know the answer to that. The media never identifies black suspects anymore as being black suspects. And yeah, these suspects are black. And she's white. Now, I don't know that bad people are bad people. Criminals are criminals. But we do see a dish proportionate percentage of crime being committed in the streets of America by black Americans.
AP News Radio
FBI looks at land near NJ landfill for Jimmy Hoffa's remains
"Hi Mike Rossi a reporting the F. B. I. looks it landed near New Jersey landfill for Jimmy Hoffa's remains the FBI has searched an area near New Jersey landfill for the remains of former teamsters leader Jimmy Hoffa a spokeswoman for the Detroit field office confirms FBI personnel conducted a survey underneath the Pulaski skyway in October Poffo was last seen July thirtieth nineteen seventy five when he went to meet with repeated Detroit mob enforcer Anthony Tony Jack your Cologne and alleged New Jersey mob figure after the Tony pro Provenzano at a restaurant in suburban Detroit the latest search was prompted by a published account from journalist Daniel day who spoke to the son of a landfill owner who said on his death bed his father revealed how Hoffa's body was buried in a steel drum about one hundred yards from the landfill hi Mike Rossio
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Murphy Remains in Tight Race With GOP Challenger in N.J.
"The strong Republican showing in the New Jersey governors race comes as a surprise. This is The New York Times of all places. Tuesday's elections left the Democratic Party reeling after one Republican won the governor's race in Virginia, and another posed an unexpectedly strong challenge in New Jersey's incumbent governor, with the race still too close to call. The twin blows raised alarms about the Democratic Party's fortunes, heading into next year's midterm elections, with President Biden's approval rating sagging and Republicans eager to rest back control of Congress. The most surprising unknown on Wednesday morning was the fate of the governor's race in New Jersey a state mister Biden carried by are you ready everybody? 16 points. Yes. And then now there is as The New York Times puts it a razor a thin contest. With a little known Republican challenger Jack chittore, a former assemblyman. With 88% of the expected vote counted mister Murphy that's the democratic governor was ahead by 1488 votes.
The Mad Mamluks
"nj" Discussed on The Mad Mamluks
"Are human beings and the good, it's only the good and the qualities and the closeness that we have with dark with our creator is what makes us good human beings. And I think that's that in itself. Shows to people because right now what they're looking for is national characteristics, okay, well, you know what the right wing is saying that, hey, we're all Americans here. Stop looking at color, okay? So they're organizing or rallying around? The national identity. But the left thing that we're all Americans, but what supersedes our American identity is our actual experience our experience our actual weather or black is able. LGBT our oppressed categories are what defines us. Even veterans are now saying to hate, we are a protected class to veterans of war, like don't stop asking me about my PTSD experience. I'm like, what's that? I'm making me check those boxes of my job advocate. Well, what the hell is interesting about you then? Yeah. We asked you about whether you shot people for a reason. So you don't go shooting up a mall or something. You don't need to find out if you're okay. You know what I mean? I want to hear something. We need to find out. We want to hear some cool war stories and you're saying, I don't want to talk about it. That's the first thing I think of. When I think of a vet, I'm like did you kill someone? That's like the literally the first thing I think in my head. Everyone does that. Everyone thinks that my friend in high school, her father had been a navy seal. And I was sleeping over at her house and we were just like hanging out in the living room. And I remember asking him, did you ever kill somebody mister nolte? Did you know that? You just looked at me and he was like, you shouldn't ask that, honey. But the thing that for me, it's like, that's not what my thing is like, I hold my mind go to what classified information did you know? Of course. That's what my what do you think of? Yeah. I mean, to go back to her. They want you to be. Okay. Is that better? No, but it's tricky because of course you never want to dilute Islam, right? And you want Islam to be represented as the magnificent force that it is. But at the same time, sometimes, and I'm not saying that this is okay. But I know in my own case, sometimes those diluted for lack of a better word representations of Islam create bridges for people who are too brainwashed against Islam to come closer to it. So I know for me in order to get to where I am now, as a practicing Muslim, I had to have that type of watered down, Hamza Yusuf representation of Islamic State. And so I'm not saying it's okay. I'm just saying that a lot works in mysterious ways. And everybody is playing a role whether or not we know what that role is. So you're right, but I'm saying that raw alone will guide whoever he wants and how he wants. But our job is to convey slam the way it is. If someone, for example, there are people who come out and say, you know what? There's a guy who talked to me. I've heard this before, by the way. Muslim guy who was getting high in the park was talking to Islam about to some Catholic guy, or they were high. And it sparked an interesting. Yeah. Should we think that we should get high and start giving battle? That's a good point..
Beyond the Wheel
"nj" Discussed on Beyond the Wheel
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Beyond the Wheel
"nj" Discussed on Beyond the Wheel
"Was the family. Twenty one hundred people working at at the foreign bego. Rv facility. I don't it'd be more people than that by how much they purdue you now. Yeah you're right. Because the way chad worded it made it sound like that was far city charles city the lake mills and waverly it. Santa legged was all their production lines. So that's yeah. The vans the the diesel pushers and the and the gas. Classy so yeah. It's a lot of work for only twenty one hundred people properly. Your it sounds like a lot of people when i say but then when you think about everything that they're doing so then we have some additional exciting news. We're going to be featured speakers. And i would say interviewers idea at this year's fulltime freedom week and we're going to be doing a live. She went a session with ken. Wilson from snap pad. We're thankful that the full-time freedom. We focused to do that. they could you know they could have done it themselves but i think we have a pretty good relationship with the snap ed folks and we've talked to them multiple occasion. I'm not just on the podcast. But also add events and things so I'm actually very excited about doing the live q. With with kent and we have an affiliate link and we'll drop it in a note to the video and the podcast and you can see different things that are going to be talked about on full time freedom week like how other people are doing. You can learn how other people are are doing it or being Full-time you know traveling. And and working tips for purchasing an rv out a plan for life on the road diy rv maintenance and solar. And i think you know i. I did solar video for them a couple of years ago and kenny did some maintenance stuff for them and they were actually pretty popular. I think a lot of people are you know. Want to learn about that kind of stuff so very helpful i think. Yeah i was gonna say this we. We've done a couple of things throughout the years with fulltime. Free two weeks whenever they ask us to come back and do something. I i always take that as a great honor and privilege because they they are. I believe they third largest online. Rv vent right or how ya at words. Yeah like that. Yeah and it's a great service that they provide you know a lotta great information of you're just starting now or you just want to learn more. They got great speakers. And not just saying sean. But yet i mean they get a lot of people that when you go to the website your own you'll you'll recognize the speakers. You're you're know that these people have been are being for a long time in the day. No what they're talking about. They got some really great Speakers this year and were honored that they would ask us to be part of it. And like sean set. You know. I i always enjoy talking with..
Beyond the Wheel
"nj" Discussed on Beyond the Wheel
"Today is a guest list show or otherwise known as drivers edition edition. It's just sean. And i we're gonna talk about some Rv news maybe. We'll talk a little bit about what's going on in our own lives and we're also going to share some personal experiences of us being on the road and travel with our rv's but before we get into all that we want to welcome our new sponsor. Recently we interview jason miller. Who is the ceo of tents thick. Jason was very impressed with the show. He had a great time on the show while we were interviewing him. John and i i think jeez. We've probably spoke to him for about thirty minutes after the recording. And he was just like kinda spitballing questions. I guess would be the the term for it and he just had questions about the rv industry in the life and and things like that and he really enjoyed the conversation that we had with him and he reached out those and said hey you know i really appreciate you guys have me on the show and i want to sponsor to show i think with guys are doing Really awesome so we really welcome attempts. Dick i've been using tempstar for almost four years and my rv. I use it all year round summertime. i'm using attempt. Stick to keep an eye on the inside temperature of the rv for anytime time that we may leave bell and the rb alone it it lets you set up parameters so if the temperatures start to spike in the rv then. I know there's something wrong with the a c or just that it's getting into warm for bell to be alone in the wintertime. I take our temps stick. It's very easy to move just to walls. And i put it in our cargo bays and in the wintertime. I use it. The monitor are wet base to make sure that we're not freezing. Will send an alert to my phone and email and things like that so even in the middle of night for whatever reason me a gar- heat shut off for something went wrong with our furnace and we're no longer stay warm..
New Jersey 101.5
"nj" Discussed on New Jersey 101.5
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77WABC Radio
"nj" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"Back here on this Big Super Bowl Sunday special leading up to kick off between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Kansas City Chiefs. You know, my next guest is a guy that was a big star, actually, for a buck in your team that won the Super Bowl 18 years ago, back in Super Bowl 37. But here in New York and even biggest star that rookie season in 1996 with the Jets after his storied college career. USC will never be for gotten now He's up against me. Mornings here in New York is on ESPN planned Don Jet Man's Boy, They really got to love this guy between 96 the only 2000 you want, of course to play with Tampa Bay, Dallas and Carolina. Here. Use the great Keyshawn Johnson. Good morning, Keyshawn. How are you, pal? Hey, was that man? Hey, it's good to talk to you. So this the fuckin years are in the Super Bowl. It's 18 years later. It's not Brad Johnson. It's Tom Brady. It's not Keyshawn Johnson. It's Mike Evans. Right on. It's not Jon Gruden. It's Bruce Arians, but I know you started a career with the Jets. But you had all those great years in Tampa, Keyshawn so you've got a rooting interest. Coming up later on tonight. Yes. Yeah, actually, I do. I can't wait to see the bucks play. But you know, I got to be fair, You know, in terms of giving them an opportunity to win the game, But Kansas City is a tough out and I'd like to see the bucks. When the Super Bowl is one of my former teams, But I also know that going up against Patrick Mahomes entirely heal and Kelsey and and and the reason Eric be envious and tall task. You know, you mentioned Patrick Mahomes. Now I'm a little older than you, Keyshawn. I'm gonna be 54 God willing in April, so I seen you know, even Brad Shore store back back to that year is certainly the damn Marino, Jim Kelly, John Elway Days and on Brady Manning all these guys and even though Tom Brady, I think you'd agree. Keyshawn is the best quarterback of all time. I would make the statement that I see Patrick Mahomes do stuff on the field. But I never, ever ever saw another quarterback do so based on physical skills. If he stays healthy, the guy in Kansas City may end up being the greatest quarterback of all time. Is that crazy? Well, I mean, you know, it would take him He would have to win some games. Right? You'd have to win some more Super Bowls. If he does that, then it wouldn't be crazy. I mean, you know, 6 to 1 is not It's not good math, but if you all just suddenly becomes War 265 to 6. Now you could start having that conversation. So you think in the end, it'll be the homes and Kansas City that wins this game later on tonight. Do you obviously do? Yeah. I want to take you back to 96 Keyshawn coming out of USC. There's only been three. I believe wide receiver has taken number one overall, the trap. One of those guys was Irving Fire. I went to Miami and I became friendly with Bernie costar and he beat Nebraska, not game and Irving Fire was on that team. But you came to the Jets. It was a very, very, very big deal. You're a superstar at that position, and you made a lot of noise on the football field where you were terrific and off the field, watching that Book about getting the damn ball if your first season described that first year in New York, 1996 with the Jets Well, you know, it wasn't It wasn't idea coming from USC winning the roles Bowl. The Rose Bowl was a big deal, obviously, and still is in college football and being the number one overall pick. So I was expecting to have success. We went outside mellow Donald, Jeff Graham, Jumbo Elliott and a host of other Veteran NFL players, and they already have from studs here like Mo Lewis. And in Marvin Jones and Aryan Glynn. So I figured, OK, we're gonna be good. We wouldn't want to. 15 just became a disaster at that point, and I didn't know. You know, I'm a rookie. I didn't I didn't. I wasn't really watching pro football wasn't following it. I was watching it. But working following give his heart is I was college football because I was in college and I didn't really understand the impious is part of the workings and business things of that nature. And then when I finally got me, I'm like This is a this is Ah, This is a travesty right here. This is ridiculous at his organization is built. No, you're right. And of course, you look back at those that season you're talking about. You have flank right shot. Neil O'Donnell. Yeah. Glenn Foley. But then Parcells sport in the crafty veteran. I mentioned Bernie costar. You know one point Keyshawn. You'll love this when I got to Miami that how would Schnellenberger had four quarterbacks on the roster? There was Mark Richt, Jim Kelly, Bernie Costar and Vinny Testaverde all in Coral Gables and testified he came to the Jets and you guys were maybe a Keith buyers fumble away from point of the Super Bowl. So you did enjoy some Some success in New York. In fact, that's one of only four teams for the Jets to make it to the Super Bowl. Close to the Super Bowl. Since your name it did it back in 1969. No, it was it was fun. It was it was enjoy. Um, I thought that you know the next year we would come back and have a strong team and then he gets hurt. And, uh, being all of a sudden, you know, we got a stuck. We're stuck with Tom to put four game and then we require for a few games. And then we finally figured out Ray Lucas could be the guy. It was a little too late. Yeah, I think Lucas want sixth..
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"Schedule appointment that way. If you're calling the 8555, NJ diet number. Please remember the people on the phones. They're just appointment centers don't yell at them. If they can't answer the question that you asked them. We get complaints from these four people all the time, saying that yelled at on duh cause they don't have the answers. If that's why that's why the program's personalized, you know for each individual so that the supplements and so forth going to explain why there's a lot of aspects to this So listen, if you're gonna, if even if you're calling to make any of planet was like a cardiologists, or, you know a dermatologist and you're just calling to make an appointment you start talking to like, you know, a receptionist is there to make an appointment and asking them about your symptoms. And God knows what else you're going to get the same answer. Right? Making appointment. Come in for a consultation. You don't know? Right? So I don't know if you know this, but the people in the New York Friday State area are sort of there. You know, I don't know if you realize this, but it's cold out. Rough crowd. You know, they want an answer immediately. They want what They want immediately. They're a little bit Taipei and we were all type. I listen. Ah, little bit. So, So, you know, a lot of times they You know, I see these emails come in, and they're saying people just yell at him of different the answer to the question, which is Kind of. I kind of think it's funny, but don't do it. It's funny unites the calls are recorded and you get to listen to some of them afterwards. It's always funny after the fact that's never funny in this century Poor appointment center on the photo. It's somebody you know, and somebody from like Oregon, Tony from the Bronx. Tony from the Bronx is yelling at you. Because company from Mars, You don't have an answer. You don't have an answer right away. You get yelled at its good. Listen, if you didn't get enough sleep last night, because you need to lose some way you can be angry. It's okay. Look, turns into like the sports talk stuff to get here to this. Call up to start yelling about the Yankees or the Mets of the Giants, or whatever it is, anyway. So 8555 and Jay died or NJ died calm. We have offices all over the train, Hannity and the other line of that. Hey, do you want to handle a lot of those collars? The sports guys too? Yeah. They love the angry guys. That the mad dog at least to me. Oh, baby, yelling right back at him anyway, the 5653438 Eyes. The number N J died dot com on so we have offices all over the tri state area, even if you're if you're outside of the the the tri state area anywhere in the country. You know, we can. We can see you weaken. Pretty good to the program Completely remotely, Um, you know Well, if you call, we'll explain that to you. A swell as I said, my own mother. Did the program that way. A swell S O. She lost £80 in three rounds of the program, and she did it completely from Boca. Mm. Well, listen, Um I always talk about these interesting side effects of what happens with our program, right? I feel like we need a different name for that, though it's not side effects. It should be like side benefits. Side benefits. That's a side effect is like a bad thing right that. Well, I think people just assume it's a bad thing, right, but constantly benefits. Super benefits. We can call them. So, um, you know, allergies are one of these, uh Analogy, especially like seasonal allergies. Things like this is is ah, really, Just an inflammation really know, Right? It's an inflammation of something in your body. Something that's you know, you're Your body's annoyed with and it's trying to, like, fight back from and it cannot, For whatever reason, so we hear this all the time. Seasonal allergies gone. People have, like Sinus issues that all of a sudden go away. It's like I can breathe again. And, you know, Ah, Lot of our patients have tried so many medications. I'm gonna go on record and say Breathing is important. Breathing is important. Um, you know, it's someone that's what keeps. It's what keeps you from sleeping. Well, it's what keeps you from eating. Well, um, you know, cause you're not tasting your food the right way. There's just like I said, this domino effect of what starts to happen to people when they start to feel bad. Um, physically and mentally. That's a whole different dimension right for any woman for any man. You know, people used to think that women were the only ones that were affected by weight game. It's interesting that I find the more years that we're in this business. I actually find that men are just as concerned about how they look and how they feel and how they perform on a daily basis. Walking running, you know. Dating, you know, I think that the general um Public used to think that we women were the only ones that were self conscious. You know what? Not true on bits, actually funny because you see so many more weight loss programs now targeting The male population. Why should they be any different, right? Why should men be any different as any man? You want to look, Listen, I have two boys. They wanna look good. They like to get dressed. They you know they're active they want, you know they want their hair grown out a certain way. So you know, it's interesting how the whole you know, marketing has changed and the attraction of Mento look better and for men to do weight loss programs has actually become Much more common, and we're also seeing a lot of health issues with men coming in younger and younger now on Di don't know why and what's caused that. But like you said, a lot of the processed foods, there's much more processed foods, and I think that men are used to be able to eat a lot of that stuff and not gain the weight, But I think it's now catching up with a lot of younger gentleman. Absolutely. And but you know what's amazing is how well the younger population does. Our program because you know you haven't had that many years of medications or that many years of just bad habits yet less less things to get over. Yeah, unless stressors, right, Sam and you take things and you know what less negative habits Because you know, as we get older, the habits kind of built in On so far harder to break the habits as we get on, so I'm gonna give you so we're gonna do what I do like last time, I'm gonna give you first. The health improvement, the super benefit. Super benefit and then I'm going to tell you the number Ready? Yes. You wanna guess the number? No. I'll tell you the number. So yes, the number is try to make this fun. Turn it kids..
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"40 day rounds, and he is at a total loss of £123. Wow, Esso do that. Give me that again. So he did what he did 3 40 Day rounds, but it took him about five months because what he did was he had a pretty big vacation planned between the 2nd and 3rd round, so he actually was off the program for 2.5 months. Hey, went to Europe Hey, was off the program for 2.5 months did not gain announced back while he was traveling, came back and did another 40 days, which took him to a total loss of £123. Well, it's awesome. I love it when people you know I love it when people do the program and improve their health by Eliminating the need for are pushing back postponing the need for surgeries on so if you take a look, you know knee surgeries obviously back surges. If you're overweight, just the physics of it. You're putting an extra £34 per step. Onto herniated disc onto a bad knee. So that's every step right? So it's like exponentially. How many ever many steps you're taking during the period of one day? There's actually £4 going on every single time. And that's that's additive throughout the day. And if you think of it that way, there's also the per square inch. So every pound that you're overweight is about 20 to £30 of weight per square ridge onto a disk onto a knee onto an ankle. It's one of the reasons that it's You know there's waiting list to get knee replacements in hip replacements and hardy a disc replacement, So I always love it when people come in, and you know a lot of people coming and say, Listen, Ah, lot of times, people coming and saying I did. Doctor told me I need to lose weight before they do the surgery right here that all the time and I tell him the same thing. Listen, once you lose a bunch of weight, you may be able to postpone that surgery, maybe to cancel the surgery. So let's see how you feel. I mean, listen, obviously, if you need it, you need it. But Maybe you able to postpone it. So Mario down £43 in 30 days, so that's £43 had to have came in because he had to have knee surgery. That was one of the reasons he came in and now says his knees air are feeling so much better. That the doc said, Listen, let's just wait a little bit. Maybe you don't need the surgery. You know what I mean? May like, you know, Wait a little bit. See how you feel? You start actually because he couldn't exercise so he couldn't do any. He couldn't really do any therapy or get the muscle stronger around it. So now The doctor said. Listen, go do the physical therapy. Let's see if we can get the muscle stronger and see if we can see if you can wait on the surgery a little bit and, you know, command every two months. We'll keep an eye on it and see what happens. We'll play it by ear. So that's fantastic. I mean, think about it. You know who the heck wants to get knee surgery? If you don't need it s O. You know, that's awesome, Chris Day 36 So she's down £31.30.8 pounds I rounded up Sir 30 £20. Um some people get very upset about should show herniated disc was taking lots of medications, The doctor said. Probably, you know, with the stairs, you get the steroid shots and everything. Nothing is really working. Doctor probably need to do some sort of surgery for that herniated disc. Now you down £30 and you know down £31, basically in that disk is probably sending her Hallmark cards at this point. Imagine how much extra weight that's off the lower back S O. The herniated disc is feeling much better taken less meds. Same deal. The Doc says, Listen, let's keep an eye on it. Let's see how it goes. Let's do some physical therapy. Let's just some strength and core strengthening. That she's couldn't do before because you know, Steph so difficult to move on. DSA. That's that's a tremendous improvement. There s O You know, this is what it is. I mean, these air these religion numbers we guarantee contractually a Talese £20.40 days, right with a money back guarantee. We guarantee at least £20. On DSA. Oh, we typically see 25 to £35 with with women. We see 35 to 45 plus pounds with men on And this is without shots and without hormones without surgery. Uh, there's no prepackaged foods. We're gonna monitor you Make sure you lose. In fact, right? If you're not losing the fact the way we wanted to see it, we're gonna minute We're gonna change the program around. One of the reasons people are coming in. And so when you come in, it's only $27 a zoo radio listener, you gotto NJ died dot com He's scheduled appointment for for visiting our office. We're gonna go through a full body composition analysis. Uh, take a look at your body fat body water percentage. We're gonna take a look at your basic metabolic rate, and then we're also going to see how your body is functioning..
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"NJ Diet T O scheduled appointment on the phone. We have offices all over the tri state area, but even if you're outside of the tri state area or or or have friends or family outside of the tri State area We cannot do this program completely remotely s O. If you want to give a call, We'll explain that process to you a swell we can give you a buzz back or, you know, explain the process to you on the phone. But basically, yeah. I mean, we could do this wherever you wherever we need to do it, So a Z, said 1855. 5653438 When make sure Don't stay out too fast. 25 55653438 or N j died dot com on and we'll be able to get you those results. You know, I didn't get you You started talking and I never I wanted to go over Normally, Beginning this show, I talk about the biggest biggest went well, that biggest losers, The biggest winners. We do not have biggest losers with biggest winners. That's right. I don't like that. I don't like the connotation of loser. Do you want me to do that? Or did you might say something? No. I wanted to talk about the Phoenix Give one biggest loser. And then and then you go here he goes again taking over the airwaves. I'm not. I just wanted just when I tell you what it is. You're gonna be okay. You're gonna fall over there. Alright? So, Gino Gino just tell you he got off. So I think I know Gino. Go ahead, So I'm just gonna tell you that just like reverse jeopardy. I'm gonna give you the I'm terrible at the house. I'm gonna give you the health aspect of it, and I'm gonna give you his numbers. All right, so the program was usually done in 40 days, But sometimes people extend to 60 days, right. So Gino in 60 days. So he got off his metformin medication, which is a medication for diabetes. And everybody knows diabetes is Leo linked obesity, obviously, starting earlier and early, starting only, but so, so Gino's 48 years old, he's office metformin. Ask me wise office metformin because he's lost £81.60 days. £81.6 today that's a person. I always say this. I love it when people lose a person that's apartments as a person. I think that's my daughter weighs less than that. It's 1/5 4th 5th graders. It's a Yeah 4th 5th grader. Yeah, right about that. Yeah. That's £81.6 person. So in his office metformin other words, he was baby sitting somebody 24 hours a day, sleeping with an extra person 24 hours a day, speeding an extra person 24 hours a day. I mean, can you imagine how much money he has saved a in the extra food that he's had to buy defeat himself in the extra person as well as the medications that he would have kept taking for the rest of his life? Um, you know, that's more medication, right? Well, that's you know, that's one of the things that that's not bad. No, that's about you Do your thing now, because I want to get that I was actually gonna go to the same thing. I have somebody you know Well on track for almost the same thing. Brian Day 15 down £23.2 here. The cool side effects of what's happened in 15 days. His leg a demon is gone. Skin conditions have cleared knee inflammation is gone. So I don't know if you wanna. I don't know if everybody knows what like a demon is. I don't know if you want to talk about that just for a second, but that's quite uncomfortable condition for most people. It could be in a number of causes to it. But you know if your circular Obesity is going to affect circulation issues, circulation issues. We're gonna affect how your body eyes able to flush water out and pump water through your whole body. So obviously the gravity's gonna push the water down in the fluid down into the legs and then If your cardiovascular system isn't working properly, it's going to stay there. It's not going to push it back around. And so you get to develop these like fluid. Yeah, just started back fluid in the extremities because it's just pure gravity pulling everything down. On your body not be able to work while because there's just so much fat around there so much weight on de everything is just not working as well as it should before s Oh, you're gonna have the fluid ish situations, but Those things about you from moving. I mean, the bigger they get. They prevent you from moving. You start to get like skin sores. And things like that to me is really it's really some of these irritating. Yeah, I mean, really just terrible stuff, You know, I mean, so what's really great is because Like I said such a short period of time for him day 15 He really, you know, started feeling like a totally different person again. He's losing, losing the visceral fat not losing the water. So you're almost shrinking. Therefore, you know, you start to breathe better. You start to feel you start to sleep better, Which is tremendous because I always talk about this sleep is, you know lack of sleep really starts all sorts of Negative behaviors. The next day you go to work you give somebody You know an attitude. You're in a bad mood. You're you know, shots expressing you have such shots of espresso, You know, I mean, I usually don't drink that much express. So I actually don't have any expressive in the morning. Usually I have just coffee. But today it was really good. Delicious. It was cappuccino. Yeah, it was delicious. So you know So anyway, So the point is is, you know these bad habits Start to form. When you have this lack of sleep, then you have a headache. Then you're dehydrated, even though you're drinking a ton of water because you're not absorbing it the right way. So it really starts this domino effect that is just really toxic. And that's you know, that's really what our program does. Is it detoxify eyes? You both mentally and Physically, Um Have Barbara who is on day 25 lost £21. So she went to her doctor and her cholesterol was 381. Which is what prompted her to come to us, because when her doctor saw it's really high, she's not. On old person. She is in her early fifties on DCI's well on track to hit that, you know, £30 weight loss and 40 days, possibly more day 25 lost £21 doing really great. But what's amazing, like I said, was that her doctor sent her somewhere. He didn't even know where he was sending her because he said, Listen, these numbers they're out of control when she asked him for the solution. He really did not have a quick one. However, that cholesterol of 3 81 really warranted a quick solution. Very high so day 25. Her cholesterol is now 1 90 Tell me that's not a winning situation. Totally my I mean, she went to see her doctor because, he said, I want to see you in three weeks because he wanted to see results very quickly saw these numbers and was just baffled of beans, but it's really great. On what's great about it is again all these things that she never thought were related to what was happening to her being at this highway and high cholesterol number are starting to go away. Once again no more headaches. She has more energy. She is back to feeling like she said. To me early thirties I can't beat that is a woman going from 50 to 30, and that's that's fantastic. So, yeah, I mean, these people are getting these results, No shots without hormones without surgery. People aren't hungry on our hormone healing, low calorie diet because we're rerouting with the body's using for fuel, so people are gonna be burning at least 2 to 3000 calories of their own fact. Say you can eat Ah hormone healing low calorie diet. Not be hungry because your body's rerouting all that fat for fuel on the way we're able to do that is we personalize supplements based on hair, saliva, didna blood work to personalize,.
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"Schedule appointment that way. If you're calling the 8555, NJ diet number. Please remember the people on the phones. They're just appointment centers don't yell at them. If they can't answer the question that you asked them. We get complaints from these four people all the time, saying it yelled at on just because they don't have the answers. If that's why that's why the program's personalized, you know, for each individual so That the supplements and so forth going to explain why there's a lot of aspects to this. So listen, if you're gonna, if even if you're calling to make any of planet was like a cardiologists, or, you know a dermatologist, and you're just calling to make an appointment you start talking to like, you know, a receptionist is there to make an appointment and asking them about your symptoms. And God knows what else you're going to get the same answer. Right? Making appointment. Come in for a consultation. You don't know? Right. So you don't know if you know this, But the people in the New York Friday stay area are sort of there. You know, I don't know if you realize that Especially if it's called out. Rough crowd. You know, they want an answer immediately. They want what they want immediately. They're a little bit Taipei. We were all type. I listen. Ah, little bit. So, So, you know, a lot of times they You know, I see these emails come in, and they're saying people just yell at him of the answer to the question, which is Kind of. I kind of think it's funny, but don't do it. It's funny because the calls are recorded and you get to listen to some of them afterwards. It's always funny after the fact that's never funny in this century poor appointment set around the photo. It's somebody you know, and somebody from like Oregon, Tony from the Bronx. Tony from the Bronx is yelling at you because you don't have an answer. You don't have an answer right away. You get yelled at its good. Listen, if you didn't get enough sleep last night, because you need to lose some way you can be angry. It's okay. Look turns into like the sports talk stuff to get here so that Call up to start yelling about the Yankees or the Mets of the Giants, or whatever it is, anyway. So 8555 and Jay died or NJ died calm. We have offices all over the train, Hannity and the other line of that, But hey, able to handle a lot of those collars, the sports guys too. Yeah. They love the angry guys. That the mad dog I used to be. Oh, baby yelling right back at him anyway, the 5653438 Eyes. The number N J died dot com on so we have offices all over the tri state area, even if you're if you're outside of the the the tri state area anywhere in the country. You know, we can. We can see you weaken. Pretty good to the program Completely remotely, Um, you know Well, if you call will explain that to you A swell as I said, my own mother. Did the program that way. A swell S O. She lost £80 in three rounds of the program, and she did it completely from Boca. Mm. Well, listen, um I always talk about these interesting side effects of what happens with our program, right? I feel like we need a different name for that, though it's not side effects. It should be like side benefits. Who side benefits. Yes, that's a side effect is like a bad thing right that. Well, I think people just assume it's a bad thing, right but called super benefits, super benefits we can call them. So, um, you know, allergies are one of these, uh Analogy, especially like seasonal allergies. Things like this is, is ah, really, just an inflammation, right? It's an inflammation of something in your body. Something that's you know, you're Your body's annoyed with and it's trying to, like, fight back from and it cannot, For whatever reason, so we hear this all the time. Seasonal allergies gone. People have, like Sinus issues that all of a sudden go away. It's like I can breathe again. And, you know, Ah, Lot of our patients have tried so many medications. I'm gonna go on record and say Breathing is important. Breathing is important. You know, it's someone that's what keeps. It's what keeps you from sleeping. Well, it's what keeps you from eating well, you know, cause you're not tasting your food the right way. There's just like I said, this domino effect of what starts to happen to people when they start to feel bad, physically and mentally. That's a whole different dimension right for any woman for any man. Um, you know, people used to think that women were the only ones that were affected by weight gain. It's interesting that I find the more years that we're in this business. I actually find that men are just as concerned about how they look and how they feel and how they perform on a daily basis. Walking running, you know? Dating, you know, I think that the general um Public used to think that we women were the only ones that were self conscious. You know what? Not true on bits, actually funny because you see so many more weight loss programs now targeting The male population. Why should they be any different, right? Why should men be any different as any man? You want to look, Listen, I have two boys. They wanna look good. They like to get dressed. They you know they're active they want, you know they want their hair grown out a certain way. So you know, it's interesting how the whole you know, marketing has changed and the attraction of Mento look better and for men to do weight loss programs has actually become much more common, and we're also seeing a lot of health issues with men coming in younger and younger. Now on D. I don't know why and what's caused that. But like you said, a lot of the processed foods, there's much more processed foods, and I think that men are used to be able to eat a lot of that stuff and not gain the weight. But I think it's now catching up with a lot of younger gentleman. Absolutely. And I would, But you know what's amazing is how well the younger population does with our program because you know you haven't had that many years of medications or that many years of just bad habits yet less things to get over unless stressors, um and you take things. Uh and you know what? Let's negative habits, you know, making older the habits kind of built in On so far harder to break the habits as we get on, so I'm gonna give you so we're gonna do what I do like last time, I'm gonna give you first. The health improvement, the super benefit. Super benefit, and then I'm gonna tell you the number Ready? Yes. You wanna guess the number? No. I'll tell you the number. So yes, the number one can try to make this fuck turn. It's okay. Yes, a number turn it into a game show anyway, so blood sugar. When when person started with 2000 MG of metformin, which is for diabetes, so blood sugar from day one was to 40 for Alex. Don't have an age on this patient blood she was to 40..
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"You could schedule appointment that way. If you're calling the 8555. NJ Diet number. Please remember the people on the phones. They're just appointment centers don't yell at them. If they can answer the question that you asked them. We get complaints from these poor people all the time saying that yelled at on just because they don't have the answers. If that's why that's why the program's personalized, you know, for each individual so That the supplements and so forth going to explain lot. There's a lot of aspects to this. So listen, if you're gonna if even if you're calling to make any appointment was like a cardiologists, or, you know a dermatologist and you're just calling to make an appointment You start talking to like, you know, a receptionist is there to make an appointment and asking them about your symptoms. And God knows what else you're going to get the same answer. Right? Make an appointment. Come in for a consultation. You don't know, right? So people don't know if you know this, but the people in the New York Friday stay area are sort of there. You know, I don't know if you realize this, but it's called that rough crowd. They, you know, they want an answer immediately. They want what they want immediately. They're a little bit Taipei. We were all type. I listen. Ah, little bit. So, So, you know, a lot of times they You know, I see these emails come in, and they're saying people just yell at him. I think the answer to the question, which is Kind of. I kind of think it's funny, but don't do it. It's funny. It's the calls are recorded and you get to listen to some of them afterwards. It's always funny after the fact that's never funny in this century Poor appointment center on the photo. It's somebody you know. And somebody from like Oregon. Yeah. Tony from the Bronx. Tony from the Bronx is yelling at you because company from where you don't have an answer, you don't have an answer right away. You get the elder. It's good. Listen, if you didn't get enough sleep last night, because you need to lose some way you can be angry. It's okay. Lets turns into like the sports talk stuff to get here so that they call up to start yelling about the Yankees or the Mets with the Giants or whatever it is, anyway. So 8555 and Jay died or NJ died calm. We have offices all over the train, Hannity and the other line of that. Fine. Hey, deal to handle a lot of those collars. The sports guys too. Yeah. They love the angry guys. That the mad dog I used to be. Oh, baby yelling right back at him anyway, the 5653438 Eyes. The number N J died dot com on so we have offices all over the tri state area, even if you're if you're outside of the the the tri state area anywhere in the country. You know, we can. We can see you weaken. Pretty good to the program Completely remotely, Um, you know Well, if you call, we'll explain that to you. A swell as I said, my own mother. Did the program that way. A swell S O. She lost £80 in three rounds of the program, and she did it completely from Boca. Mm. Well, listen, Um I always talk about these interesting side effects of what happens with our program, right? I feel like we need a different name for that, though it's not side effects. It should be like side benefits. Side benefits. Yes, that's a side effect is like a bad thing right that Well, I think people just assume it's a bad thing, right, but constantly benefits. Super benefits. We can call them. So, um No. Allergies are one of these analogies especially like seasonal allergies. Things like this is, is ah, really, just an inflammation, right? It's an inflammation of something in your body. Something that's you know, you're Your body's annoyed with and it's trying to, like, fight back from and it cannot, For whatever reason, so we hear this all the time. Seasonal allergies gone. People have, like Sinus issues that all of a sudden go away. It's like I can breathe again. And, you know, Ah, Lot of our patients have tried so many medications. I'm gonna go on record and say Breathing is important. Breathing is important. Um, you know, it's it's what keeps. It's what keeps you from sleeping. Well, it's what keeps you from eating well, you know, because you're not tasting your food the right way. There's just like I said, this domino effect of what starts to happen to people when they start to feel bad, Um, physically and mentally. That's a whole different dimension right for any woman for any man. You know, people used to think that women were the only ones that were affected by weight game. It's interesting that I find the more years that we're in this business actually find that men Are just as concerned about how they look and how they feel and how they perform on a daily basis. Walking running, you know? Dating, you know, I think that the general um Public used to think that we women were the only ones that were self conscious. You know what? Not true on bits, actually funny because you see so many more weight loss programs now targeting The male population. Why should they be any different, right? Why should men be any different as any man? You want to look, Listen, I have two boys. They wanna look good. They like to get dressed. They you know they're active they want, you know they want their hair grown out a certain way. So you know, it's interesting how the whole you know, marketing has changed and the attraction of Mento look better and for men to do weight loss programs has actually become much more common, and we're also seeing a lot of health issues with men coming in younger and younger. Now on D. I don't know why and what's caused that. But like you said, a lot of the processed foods, there's much more processed foods, and I think that Men are used to be able to eat a lot of that stuff and not gain the weight, but I think it's now catching up with a lot of younger gentleman. Absolutely. And but you know what's amazing is how well the younger population does with our program because you know you haven't had that many years of medications or that many years of just Bad habits yet less less less things to get over. Yeah, unless stressors Graham and you take things less, and you know what less negative habits you know, as we get older, the habits kind of built in On so forth to break the habits as we get, so I'm gonna give you so we're gonna do what I do like last time, I'm gonna give you first. The health improvement, the super benefit. Super benefit and then I'm going to tell you the number Ready? Yes. You wanna guess the number? No. I'll tell you the number. So yes, the number is try to make this fun. Yes. Turn it. Okay? Yes, a number turn it into a game show anyway, so blood sugar..
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"Necessarily reflect the views of WNBC radio. Welcome to the nouveau fat loss system. Let's cheering kind about them. Bouncy, bouncy. That's what this is that like elevator music, no bouncer. I always think I listening to elevator music, so it's little bouncer. I kind of like that when we started off with, like some hardcore, like or classic rock or something, Neil Young. That's a hair you on that one. Speak to our producer. I think this is kind of very appropriate for the weekend. The Congress still good. Yeah, Happy weekend. Everybody have a conversation with them. We got a chance. Welcome to the tire weight loss system show Fat loss system show. Dr T here with Marina, How are you to her? Wonderful. How are you? What do we talk about, Um, getting a deal. Let's talk about people losing a lot of ways. Yeah, I wanna talk about people getting healthy. I want to talk about changing lives. I let's talk about losing getting people to lose a lot of weight and get healthy. I met somebody else today. Now, listen, I met somebody yesterday. Um, my kids had ah, little whiffle. A little Wiffle ball action for a good cause for charity. And I met this one lady yesterday who Actually was on a weight loss journey after having removed her thyroid couple years back, and, um her and I had this really interesting chat and She has become somewhat of like a health coach to people just because she had a really rough time after she got her thyroid removed. This wasn't somebody who was overweight ever before, but once the thyroid was gone, she really struggled with her weight. So she said to me this one thing she says. What? What? I can't quite understand when I meet people, Andrea Lee, the question is whether they want to continue to live. Period or continue to live, healthy or not continue to live it all and some people just don't choose the right answer. She says. It's so confusing to her, right, but we see this all the time, right? I think that with some people don't have a choice, right. So I think that when you know you're presented with a choice, I think you're lucky enough to have been presented with one early on. I think you grab it right. So I think I think that's what we do. You know, daily. I told her that I said, you know, it's so nice to sometimes take a step back. And realize that the people that are coming into our offices, you know, we are changing lives daily. And, um you know, things that are just so simple that we don't really realize I think we need to take us step back and just be thankful for the fact that we get to do what we get to do on a daily basis. I totally agree with you and Time about making choices we talk about always start off with Our biggest winners. We're not calling biggest losers anymore. Biggest winners on the female side is Theresa this week she came in £41. 40 days. 40 days, £41.40 days. She's 64 years old. She did she did it. She did great. Lost a bunch of weight looks absolutely tremendous. On, Um Mod on our male side £54 in 40 days, and here's a guy who came in and he's He's a chemical engineer. So when he initially was trying to figure it out, she came in. It was almost like it was. I had a headache, but the time I left with With the consultation because he wanted ins and outs and ups and downs and wise and everything else. And it was challenging. Patient Noches challenges a lot of questions. He was not challenging it all £54.40 days. The guy The guy was just, you know, totally did great and kick butt and it's really awesome. Yeah, but when he first came in, he just wanted, you know, you know, he came in and you can't even say skeptical. Just, you know, that's his nature is a chemical engineer, and he needs to know the ins and outs of everything and how things work and I was more than happy to do that with him. Thank God. I had some extra time that day. We were able to do that, and When he came in the whole the whole key to this program's the personalization of it. It came in with blood work We did here in saliva with the energetic, bio energetic testing that we did with him, Um, realized he needed to dream all support, digestive support. We did that for him. On He's coming in. He's one of these guys that came in with facts and figures and port. You know, little the middle of folders with with numbers and he was tracking and, you know, just came in every time people that track it's just every time he came in. He's you know, kind of shaking his head and Wow and Wow, look at this. And wow and wow and And that's what it is. And So these are these are our biggest winners and the typical result they're not far off from the typical results. Actually, and women typically lose 25 to £35 in 40 days, men typically lose 35 to 45 plus pounds. In 40 days. That's without shots without hormones without surgery. Neither one of these people was hungry the whole time. They were just they were just rocking and rolling. Their body was burning so much fat for fuel. On. So these types of results as I said, 25 to 45 or typical for men and women on that's NJ diet, you can call 18555. NJ Diet That's 855. 565 34 38. That's the schedule an appointment in one of our locations. We've got Princeton opening.
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"If you're calling the 8555 and J Diet number, please remember the people on the phones. They're just appointment centers don't yell at them. If they can answer the question that you asked them. We get complaints from these poor people all the time saying that yelled at on just because they don't have the answers. If that's why that's why the program's personalized, you know, for each individual, so the supplements and so forth going to explain lot. There's a lot of aspects to this. So listen, if you're gonna, if even if you're calling to make any of planet was like a cardiologists, or, you know a dermatologist and you're just calling to make an appointment you start talking to like, you know, a receptionist is there to make an appointment and asking them about your symptoms. And God knows what else you're gonna get The same answer. Right Making appointment. Come in for a consultation. You don't know right. So people don't know if you know this, But the people in the New York Friday stay area are sort of You know, I don't know if you realize this, but it's called out rough crowd. They, you know, they want an answer immediately. They want what they want immediately. They're a little bit Taipei. We're all type. I listen a little bit. So, So you know, a lot of times they You know, I see these emails come in, and they're saying people just yell at him of the answer to the question, which is Kind of. I kind of think it's funny, but don't do it. It's funny. It's the calls are recorded and you get to listen to some of them afterwards. It's always funny after the fact that's never funny in this century poor appointment set around the photo. It's somebody you know. And somebody from like Oregon. Yeah. Tony from the Bronx. Tony from the Bronx is yelling at you because the company from Mars, you don't have an answer. You don't have an answer right away. You get the elder. It's good. Listen, if you didn't get enough sleep last night, because you need to lose some way you can be angry. It's okay. Let's get into like the sports talk stuff that you here so that they call up to start yelling about the Yankees or the Mets with the Giants or whatever it is anyway, so 8555 and Jay died or NJ died calm. We have offices all over the train, Hannity and the other line of that He feels to handle a lot of those colors. The sports guys too. Yeah. They love the angry guys. The the mad dog I used to be. Oh, baby yelling right back at him anyway, the 5653438 Eyes. The number N J died dot com on so we have offices all over the tri state area, even if you're if you're outside of the the the tri state area anywhere in the country. You know, we can. We can see you weaken. Pretty good to the program Completely remotely, Um, you know Well, if you call, we'll explain that to you. A swell as I said, my own mother. Did the program that way. A swell S O. She lost £80 in three rounds of the program, and she did it completely from Boca. Mm. Well, listen, Um I always talk about these interesting side effects of what happens with our program, right? I feel like we need a different name for that, though it's not side effects. It should be like side benefits. Side benefits. Yes, that's a side effect is like a bad thing right that Well, I think people just assume it's a bad thing, right, but constantly benefits. Super benefits. We can call them. So, um No allergies are one of these, uh, analogies, especially like seasonal allergies. Things like this is is ah, really, Just an inflammation, right? It's an inflammation of something in your body. Something that's you know, you're Your body's annoyed with and it's trying to, like, fight back from and it cannot, For whatever reason, so we hear this all the time. Seasonal allergies gone. People have, like Sinus issues that all of a sudden go away. It's like I can breathe again. And, you know, Ah, Lot of our patients have tried so many medications. I'm gonna go on record and say Breathing is important. Breathing is important. Um, you know, it's it's what keeps. It's what keeps you from sleeping. Well, it's what keeps you from eating well, you know, because you're not tasting your food the right way. There's just like I said, this domino effect of what starts to happen to people when they start to feel bad, Um, physically and mentally. That's a whole different dimension right for any woman for any man. You know, people used to think that women were the only ones that were affected by weight game. It's interesting that I find the more years that we're in this business. I actually find that men Are just as concerned about how they look and how they feel and how they perform on a daily basis. Walking running, you know? Dating, you know, I think that the general um Public used to think that we women were the only ones that were self conscious. You know what? Not true on bits, actually funny because you see so many more weight loss programs now targeting The male population. Why should they be any different, right? Why should men be any different as any man? You want to look, Listen, I have two boys. They wanna look good. They like to get dressed. They you know they're active they want, you know they want their hair grown out a certain way. So you know, it's interesting how the whole you know, marketing has changed and the attraction of Mento look better and for men to do weight loss programs has actually become Much more common, and we're also seeing a lot of health issues with men coming in younger and younger. Now on D I don't know why and what's caused that. But like you said, a lot of the processed foods, there's much more processed foods, and I think that Men are used to be able to eat a lot of that stuff and not gain the weight, but I think it's now catching up with a lot of younger gentleman. Absolutely. And but you know what's amazing is how well the younger population does with our program because you know you haven't had that many years of medications or that many years of just Bad habits yet less less less things to get over. Yeah, unless stressors, right, Mom and you take things and you know what less negative habits Because you know, as we get older, the habits kind of built in On so far harder to break the habits as we get on, so I'm gonna give you so we're gonna do what I do like last time, I'm gonna give you first. The health improvement, the super benefit. Super benefit and then I'm going to tell you the number Ready? Yes..