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00:59So we was talking about fast food fries.
01:00I think, Lopez, you brought it up.
01:02What was the name of the place that got the best fries?
01:04Del Taco, remarkably.
01:06Yeah, yeah.
01:07So today is actually National Drive-Thru Day.
01:11And so a new report from this QSR magazine analyzed drive-thru performances across major fast food chains,
01:22looking at speed, accuracy, friendliness, and overall customer satisfaction.
01:27And just a heads up, I know we think of fast food, we think of those food spots.
01:31They actually have coffee spots on here, too.
01:34Oh, wow.
01:34That's good information.
01:37Yeah, so Starbucks, places like that, Tim Hortons.
01:41So I'm going to go through the list, and feel free to weigh in, 713-572-4610.
01:48So they rank the fastest drive-thru times, and the fastest one is 256 seconds.
01:57Okay.
01:58So about four minutes.
01:59Okay.
01:59To get through.
02:00Number one on the list is Taco Bell.
02:03It's been a while, man.
02:05Y'all are going to have to.
02:05I haven't been to Taco Bell drive-thru in a long time.
02:07I haven't either.
02:08You might have been there more recently than I have.
02:11Yeah.
02:11So that's number one on the list, followed by KFC.
02:16Followed by that.
02:16Yeah, the chicken's ready, man.
02:17Yeah.
02:18Followed by Tim Hortons.
02:19Mm-hmm.
02:21Arby's, Wendy's, Dunkin', Burger King, McDonald's, Starbucks, Dutch Bros.
02:25Arby's is up there?
02:27Dunkin' is not fast.
02:28Yeah, you'll kind of see how, you'll kind of understand the more I get into different
02:34categories on this list, where we might come back to this, and where you'd be like, man,
02:39it kind of makes sense.
02:40So the slowest drive-thrus.
02:42Okay.
02:43Number one on this list, coming in at seven minutes and seven seconds, Chick-fil-A.
02:49Oh, that's the line.
02:50Yeah.
02:50That's the line.
02:51They come in at number one, followed by Popeye's, and then followed by Raising Cane's.
02:58Yeah, Cane's, but that's interesting, because those are all ones, except for Popeye's.
03:02Popeye's, that's part of the appeal.
03:04But maybe this is just, Cane's and Chick-fil-A have kind of made this so that you're not thinking
03:10as much about how long it is.
03:13Because on the Cane's side, it's like, there's only a few things, so it feels like a move.
03:18They have this, I guess, moving rather efficiently, even though, as you mentioned, there's a whole
03:22bunch of people there.
03:23Hold that thought real quick.
03:24I'm going to go through the more categories they got.
03:26Okay.
03:26Now they got the category for longest drive-thru lines.
03:30Number one on this list, Chick-fil-A.
03:32There you go.
03:33Number two, they got Dutch Bros.
03:35Dutch Brothers.
03:36Okay.
03:37And number three, they got Raising Cane's.
03:40Okay, yeah.
03:40So you're kind of seeing the trend a little bit.
03:42Yeah.
03:43The shortest lines, this is where it really makes sense to me.
03:46What up, Arby's?
03:47Number one.
03:48Let's go.
03:49Arby's is number one, man.
03:50I ain't never driven up to an Arby's and seen a second car day.
03:54Man, I used to get irritated.
03:55One time I pulled up, it was like three cars.
03:57I'm like, why is everybody starting at Arby's, man?
04:00I usually go there for the fries, and I know it's quick.
04:04I'll be the only one in line.
04:06Yeah.
04:06But it was packed.
04:07Arby's was on the fries list, too.
04:09Really?
04:09Yeah.
04:09Yeah, come in.
04:10Number nine, I want to discuss some good fries.
04:12I love me some Arby's, man.
04:13Me, too.
04:13You will never get me to hate Arby's.
04:15I don't care.
04:16Yeah.
04:16And then number two, KFC.
04:18Okay.
04:19I wonder why.
04:19Maybe because ain't nobody in line.
04:22Best order, accuracy.
04:24Okay.
04:25Well, Popeye's not about to be up here.
04:26Dutch Bros or Dutch Brothers.
04:29Yeah.
04:29Number two, Duncan.
04:31Really?
04:32Yes.
04:32I must just be going.
04:33I got to check.
04:35Because they're never accurate, and they all take forever.
04:37We got to check with Sean Pendergast on that one.
04:39Yeah.
04:40Worst accuracy, KFC.
04:43Mm-hmm.
04:43Number two, Popeye's.
04:44I was like, I'm surprised Popeye's didn't win that.
04:46Yeah, yeah.
04:47My favorite thing, and it comes from Spencer Hall, fantastic college football writer.
04:51I believe Channel 6 is what he's working on right now.
04:53He says that Popeye's may not give you what you need.
04:59Honestly, if you come with that perspective, Popeye's is great.
05:02It's like, yeah, I ordered a three-piece dart, but it's six chicken tenders in here, and you
05:05know what?
05:06And some red beans and rice.
05:07I think that this is what I need.
05:08The thing is with Popeye's, but Popeye's can be elite when they get it all right and
05:12it's fresh.
05:13You be like, ooh, man, this was good.
05:15But you try to go back the next day or a couple days later, totally wrong, man.
05:20Totally wrong.
05:20Where you be like, damn, I shouldn't have went here.
05:22Hey, just eat what's ever in there.
05:23It's what you're supposed to have.
05:24Exactly.
05:25Friendliest drive-thrus, we can all say number one together, right?
05:28Yes.
05:29Chick-fil-A.
05:30Number one, followed by Dutch Bros.
05:33Okay.
05:33Number three, Raising Cane's.
05:36Yeah, they're pretty friendly.
05:37Yeah, so you're kind of seeing the trend here.
05:39The least friendliest, number one, McDonald's.
05:42They be stingy about that sauce.
05:44Yeah, that's fair.
05:44Oh, man.
05:45Number two, this kind of adds up to Dunkin'.
05:49Mm-hmm.
05:49And number three.
05:50Now we're talking.
05:51Yeah, he's like, that I expect.
05:53They went to the one I go to.
05:56Number three, Popeye's.
05:57And their overall customer satisfaction, we can all say number one at the same time.
06:02Chick-fil-A.
06:02Chick-fil-A, followed by Dutch Bros.
06:04And then followed by Raising Cane's.
06:07Lower customer satisfaction.
06:10Popeye's is number one on that list.
06:12We were just talking about that, make Donald's, and then followed by Dunkin'.
06:16You see, it's not.
06:17Okay, so see, I'm not totally.
06:18I love Dunkin', but they screw it up all the time.
06:22I just think that.
06:22It might be the one you go into to be on.
06:24It must be.
06:24It might be.
06:25It might be that one.
06:26Are they kind of rude?
06:27I'm like a glutton for punishment.
06:29I'm like, I want Dunkin'.
06:29And they're like, God, it sucks here.
06:33Maybe you just need to change your mindset.
06:34Go to a different one.
06:35I need to go to a different one.
06:37Yeah, probably.
06:40It's the Mixtape presented by Sheriff Injury Lawyers on Sports Radio 610.
06:45Let's go to this one right here.
06:47And I think, Reggie, you really going to cringe at this one?
06:50Oh, no.
06:51So, a Florida man is suing open AI.
06:55Hey, there you go.
06:56Want to know why?
06:57Do you have any clue why?
06:59A Florida man is always a key answer.
07:02Key part of the answer.
07:03You know what?
07:04And by the way, this is not only a Florida man, but I want to say he's a pastor.
07:09Oh, no.
07:11And suing AI?
07:12I don't know exactly what it is, but I already have a feeling it's going to be bad.
07:15All right, let's go to CBS News with this story.
07:19A warning about the potential dangers of using chatbots for medical advice after a Florida man claims chat GPT guidance
07:26landed him in the hospital.
07:28It talks to you like it's your best friend that's a doctor and is all-knowing.
07:32Former pastor Scott Winters is speaking out.
07:36The way it manipulated me, the way it used my faith, the way it talked to me, you know, it
07:41gave me Bible verses and told me, you know, God was with me.
07:44It would give me a prayer.
07:45The 55-year-old has sued OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging that chat GPT-40 downplayed the severity of
07:54the medical symptoms he shared with it.
07:56In his lawsuit filed in California Superior Court, Winters claimed that chat GPT offered him specific care directives, using an
08:05authoritative tone, advising him to combine medications, and eventually convinced him that seeking medical attention was unnecessary and even potentially
08:14lethal.
08:28Winters was eventually hospitalized for a life-threatening pulmonary embolism, blood clots in the lungs.
08:35According to the complaint, one of his doctors rejected chat GPT's diagnosis of nervous system malfunction as flat-out wrong.
08:43In response to Winters' lawsuit, OpenAI said in part,
08:47Chat GPT is not a doctor and should never be used as a substitute for medical care, diagnosis, or treatment.
08:54Treating chat bots as the whole story behind people's medical decisions or outcomes oversimplifies a much bigger challenge.
09:03Medical experts recommend patients only ask chat bots general questions or perhaps for help understanding a conversation with your doctor.
09:12Man, well, see, but this is, you know, this is, this is why, you know.
09:18Go to the damn doctor, man.
09:20Goodness gracious.
09:22I know it's tough getting guys to go to the doctors, especially when they get older and stuff like that.
09:27But, oh, don't go.
09:27But even on Google, like if you have like, I have a pain in whatever, my elbow.
09:32I Google it.
09:33What might this be?
09:34Because you're curious.
09:35But you still go to the doctor.
09:37Yeah, I'm not about to look at Google and say, oh, combine these two medicines and you'll be fine.
09:43Absolutely not, man.
09:44He sound like a fool.
09:46Yeah.
09:46Yeah.
09:46From the A32, okay, that guy is a moron.
09:48Okay.
09:49Here's the thing.
09:50There's two thoughts.
09:52First and foremost, come on, dog.
09:54Come on, man.
09:56Yeah.
09:56But secondly, I think there is some validity to his point here in looking at the, you know, the creator
10:03of this particular AI product.
10:04And that's that they build these things to very much like, you know, break down the walls of your hesitancy.
10:11They want you to keep coming back and back and back and back.
10:13Like, if you take in some of the breakdowns of the, you know, the ways and the incentives and the
10:20things that they're doing with these AIs, you'd be like, yo, how are you supposed to win?
10:26Like, they are programming this thing to break down the walls of your social dependency or whatever.
10:31And so, again, I would say that you, at your big age of 50-some years old, should be able
10:36to tell.
10:37But also, man, like, it really is built for you to put your trust in it and constantly come back.
10:43And so, I would not, I don't think that it's so crazy to think that someone might get so close
10:49to think, oh, this is my friend and I can trust its advice when really it's number code that is
10:53just trying to get you to continue to use it.
10:55Yeah.
10:55Yeah.
10:56I'm just kind of like, and because it's even, take AI out of it.
11:00Let's say just Google.
11:01Google, it's a lot of stuff I would Google to see maybe how to install something or how to build
11:07a deck or whatever it is.
11:09But I might not take Google's words when it comes to my personal health.
11:14Right.
11:15That one, I think you just can't, like, slide past that one.
11:19You got to, if you feel a little bit weird, you got to go to the doctor, man.
11:23Of course.
11:23You can't trust whatever's on the internet.
11:25Right.
11:25Yeah, you can't trust, you can't trust the AI, but you can't trust your friends at the, in the loop
11:30to tell you, just go to the doctor, friend.
11:32Go to the doctor.
11:33Please.
11:33Please go to the doctor, especially if you have insurance to be able to do that.
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11:50All right, we get ready to hand things off to the fellas of the drive next, but, you know, we
11:54got to see what we've got going this weekend.
11:56Let's draft the weekend.
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