Paper Boarding Passes, Parking Garage Chaos & Wisconsin Sports Betting Debate

Are the machines already messing with us? In this hour of Jen, Gabe & Chewy, the crew opens with a hilarious and painfully relatable conversation about modern technology failing at the exact wrong times — from glitchy parking garage scanners to the great generational divide over paper boarding passes vs. phone tickets. Chewy proudly defends printing his boarding pass every time he flies, Jen explains why she’s fully surrendered her privacy to the machines, and Josh raises the uncomfortable reality that whether we like it or not, our phones, our faces and probably everything else are already being tracked. Then the show shifts into a much bigger Wisconsin topic: Online sports betting is one step closer to becoming legal statewide. With a bill now advancing and sitting on Governor Evers’ desk, the crew debates: Whether Wisconsin is finally catching up to the rest of the country If legal online betting is better than pushing people toward unregulated options How much tax revenue the state has been losing to neighboring states Whether this will fundamentally change how people watch sports And if fans should be excited or nervous about gambling becoming even easier to access The hour also touches on: USA Baseball’s loss to Venezuela Bob Harlan’s name going up on the Lambeau Field facade Adam Schefter joining later in the show to discuss the NFLPA and J.C. Tretter 🎧 A funny, timely, and very current hour on technology frustration, privacy, travel habits, and the future of sports gambling in Wisconsin — only on Jen, Gabe & Chewy.