interesting. rachel: the dating site keeper or spurring the conversation, they use a.i. to match singles after they fill out a personality survey. pete: isn t that what dating web sites already do? rachel: it kind of is, actually k. and i don t believe in this. if you want to catch my podcast, you d have to go back a few months, on the right way to find a romantic partner, and it s called going back to the 80s. check out my podcast on that. i give all the tips that help people in the 80s find love without all the swiping and prejudging joey: forget finding love, what about finding your way to the grocery tore? i mean, we are fully dependent on these devices, and it is potential. pete: i think if done the right way, dating apps are just a are efficient way rachel: it seems efficient, but pete: to find people that align with your values or what you re interesting interested in. rachel: it tends to encourage you to make very sort of rash
you have to treat bad people as they re good a lot of times in that job, but this shows you right here those may be three amazing men right there, those may be three heroes, but sometimes you ve got to know when to say no, that s not right. that s not what i m supposed to it starts at leadership. it starts with sheriffs, with police chiefs, it starts with folks that can take the bullets when i say the bullets, the arrows and the shield for the subordinates underneath them. and, you know, for those police officers to stand there and do that, i don t know what s going through their mind, but this is why we worry at the local level about the government s interference in our lives, about city ordinances and second amendment and first amendment. this is i why we preach about this, because even good people will do the deeds of bad government sometimes. rachel: that s very true. joey: and we have to keep beating that drum. i hope those men look at this and go there s no way i d do that ev
say those statements. joey: what bothers me about this is it was never about keeping those people safe, it was about squashing dissent. it was about proving that you had the authority over their lives regardless well intended or not, it was about showing them that there are no exceptions rachel: it was not well intentioned though, because when you say and look at the state of california. when you say because of covid and safety and hygiene, churches have to close but strip clubs can stay open? is that s a targeting of christians is versus other things. pete: they told us what they believed was not essential. rachel: exactly. and, by the way, god bless that pastor because too many pastors submitted to the government during that time. some of them are regretful now. joey: and we saw three, four police officers there there. i ve got brothers that left the marine corps and became police officers. i support police officers. i think that s the job of putting your life on the line, your
country. listen, today is a special day for me, a couple of days ago i turned too old on july 2 1st, but today, july 23rd, is my son s birthday, joseph braden jones, i call him jose. that s him there. he s my mini-me. he looks a lot like me, but he s a lot smarter pete: and he proved that to us, by the way. joey: he did. he came on the show last year, about a year ago today, and we did one of those competitions, kind of like when rachel won the trophy you didn t let her have, and we did the rubik s cube. this is him. it s going to be up with your right hand. you re going to go to the left with your top index finger on your right hand, and then you re going to go back down on that same side, and with your left hand you re going to push it right with this thinger. finger. so up, over rachel: you didn t tell me how
ajust to that. but the first alarm clock was inevented in america 1787. we ve had mechanisms to help us out pete: how did george washington know how to be on time? by the way, the tiktok handle for her is chaotic philosopher. rachel: that should tell you a lot. pete: don t show up to your job and say, i m sorry, i just won t be showing up on time. [laughter] rachel: or at least say latina time pete: or afghan time. [laughter] we ll see if you show up. here s the third story, we re each reading a story, the one you e-mail us the most about is the one we ll repeat. this one is about early bird specials, you know, early dinner. a wall street journal headline says the younger folks are starting dinner early as well. america s becoming a nation of early birds, dinner parties at 5 p.m. more consumers of all ages are sliding activities back. night owls wonder where the action is. [laughter] i love this. joey: i do too. pete: i mean, i we re morning