Pablo and Amin are co-hosting the show today as we welcome David Samson for his usual Thursday Local Hour. The crew begins with the 4:45 a.m. test of an Emergency Alert System in Florida before exploiting David's greatest fears. Plus, hating the new studio's camera angles, panic rooms, nuclear holocausts, red shoes, and ham. Then, we get to the Heat's blowout loss to the Bucks with not one but TWO ministers of Heat information as Parakeet Cortes flies in to show support. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
David Samson discusses the recent test of the emergency alert system that woke people up at 4:45am, sharing his own experience of not receiving the alert.
The hosts discuss the effectiveness of Amber Alerts and the practice of performing concern about missing children but not necessarily following up on them. They also touch on the test schedule for the emergency alert system in Florida.
The speaker discusses his habit of sleeping with his phone and asks if anyone else tries to limit their phone addiction by leaving it in another room at night.
The podcast delves into the topic of nuclear holocaust and the use of the term "Holocaust" to describe a catastrophic event. There is also a discussion on the negative campaigning strategy and its use of sensitive language.
Dan Le Batard shares some bizarre comments about his fear of violence, securing safe rooms, and waking up screaming, but alludes to a bigger reveal in future content.
The speaker discusses how Ryan is a master impersonator but struggles to imitate the speaker's voice. They also share information about a dream involving triggering red baby sneakers.
The Oakland A's are facing the possibility of losing revenue sharing if they don't get a new stadium deal by January 2024. The current stadium is in poor condition, with players having to step over grates and cables to access the field, and a recurring issue of the sewage system overflowing.
The Miami Heat's inconsistency has been a problem this season, particularly in their defense against the Milwaukee Bucks without Giannis Antetokounmpo on the floor as Chris Middleton leads the team. However, they can still manage to have game-winning domination despite their inconsistent performance.
The speaker gives an overview of their experience watching various NBA playoff games, specifically mentioning the Lakers game, Heat vs. Bucks game, and Panthers playoff game, as well as expressing excitement for the 8 seeds' 1-1 splits.
The Miami Heat's offensive play in the playoffs has led them to score the most points in franchise history, while also relying on other players to score in the absence of star player Giannis Antetokounmpo. Additionally, Miami's consistency in performance may be preventing them from reaching their full potential.
The day after a playoff game, the team watches videos of the game to analyze every detail, including what went wrong. They use the videos to help improve their performance in future games.