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M ready to do it? M
m h. Welcome back to Laura can

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after Dark. I'm producer Brian,
the host of this show. I got

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rid of the other two losers.
Just kidding, but things are a little

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delicate around here right now. It's
true, they're both being ridiculous. We

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won't we won't get into it until
a later day until things have settled down.

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And no, let's let me properly. No no, no, no

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no, because if we keep talking
about it, I don't do this,

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Brian, We'll see you. Okay, I just watched Do you know how

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late we are into recording this because
we could get to get to it.

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Welcome to Laura Kane for Dark.
I may or may not have had a

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small mental breakdown in between podcasts.
Guess what that occasionally will happen to a

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person. Maybe the reason I had
this breakdown is something I can't discuss right

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now. I'm honest with you guys
always about everything. This I can't,

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but I will in a future episode. Just know that right now, my

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stomach is in such knots and I
don't think I've taken a breath for two

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breaking days. Oh no, and
my best friend Okay, no, no,

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I'm cutting you out there now,
I'm cutting you out there. If

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you guys can a huge as I
am, you should be because this is

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ridiculous. They shouldn't be upset.
Laura should not have had I don't know

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who you think is okay? Again, the less we say the better.

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Right now, all I want to
say is this, let's talk about our

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lovely sponsors. No, not yet, because I want to. I don't

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want them in the middle of this. Can we can we record this over

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again? No, we don't do
that. We don't edit, we don't

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go back. I just want to
say, and you don't have to say

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a word, and please don't okay, you are like one of the most

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important people in my whole life.
Why is all right? Oh boy?

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I told you, I told you
to stop now. And you're one of

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the most important people in my life
too. Your opinion about me matters more

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than you will ever know. I
know because I treasure you, and I

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treasure you, and I just am. I'm a little upset, I'm a

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little fragile. And again, he's
done nothing wrong. We will discuss this

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in a later episode. We just
can't do it right now. Just know

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that I'm fragile. Dear listeners.
If I seem like I don't care,

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it's not that I don't. But
what they're arguing about is so dumb.

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It's so dumb. Day. Well, I will tell you, and you

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will. You will side with me, and you will realize how ridiculous this

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is. No, this will be
a big deal anyways. No, it

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won't. It's not a big deal. Well, regular please, all right,

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Well, let's be happy now and
positive. Put on a happy face

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which you can't see because I have
a mascot. Oh my god, are

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you supposed to be a ninja?
Yes? Oh see it was a ninja

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costume. I have what Oh just
wait to you see what I'm gonna wear

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next week. I have a good
one too. Actually I can't wear headphones

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with this costume either. Next week
I have a full body like you want

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him see my face like Michael Myers, but different me, the same,

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nice me. I will be wearing
what is Eric wearing? Nothing? Give

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us a hint. It involves three
things, that's it. I hope pants

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and a shirt are too. Well, yes, he can wear his own

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pants. Oh goody, I'm gonna
give him a T shirt, which is

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gonna be fine, it's gonna be
just a basic T shirt. It involves

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a wig, which you're not totally
opposed to you. I've seen you in

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a couple wigs. You're not crazy
crazy about them, but you can deal

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with it, sure, And a
pair of gloves. Can you handle that?

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If that doesn't work, I'll bring
my Michael Myers costume for you,

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because it's literally two pieces and the
gloves are fingerless. What am I supposed

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to be? Michael Jackson? You'll
see? Oh god, if I'm Michael

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Jackson, you're not Michael Jackson.
Okay, I would not. I would

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not continue that high pitched uh uh. You don't have to put any makeup.

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You don't have to do anything else
to slap the wig on and the

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gloves and okay, okay, thank
you. Wait makeup? I said no

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makeup. He doesn't have to wear
any makeup. Excellent. I don't either,

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for that matter. So you're wearing
a mask as well. I hope

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it is as cool as I think
it's going to be. Well, you

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know that old adage probably won't be. But just when you think you're hot,

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shit true. We've talked about that
a lot. It happens a lot.

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Now Saturday, the girls? Are
you coming to? What the Peulio's

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thing? I didn't even know about
it? Yes you did, you were

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in the chat. Okay anyway,
Oh I must have missed it. I

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was very busy. There is a
Halloween party at t Leo was on NAPA

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and girls, all the girls.
You know the girls. Oh yeah,

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and you are on the chain.
You just didn't read them. Oh,

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I didn't know. It's Saturday night. Oh, and we're all getting dressed

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up. There's like a live band. I have to be there at five.

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No, I have to work.
What if he showed up at six?

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No, you don't want to go, not if I have to dress

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up. He's busy. We're going
to through dinner at Telo's that night.

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Yeah. Yeah, we'll be in
the second room. I am not dressing

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up, all right, so we'll
pint you outly dressed up last year,

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though, which is what confuses me. Is you happily dressed up last year?

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I was probably cajoled by this one. Actually, not in the not

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at all. Yeah. I feel
like he didn't hate Halloween until like six

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months ago. I know he has
I have never Yeah, happily, Yes,

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he dressed his Chucky with a wig
and everything. Yeah, just away,

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No, and overalls and the shirt. Oh no, I don't have

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overalls. Well you dressed up last
year. I'll go back and I'll pull

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that tape. Yeah, because I
don't have overall radio are you saying?

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You know? I had the I
had the like, uh not overalls.

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I remember what it was. Yeah, I didn't have to do anything.

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What if he dressed up as Freddy
Krueger and really just the striped shirt and

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the fedora. Okay, the costume
by Gottom is a simple rock star.

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It's just a wig with some studded
gloves. Maybe I'll get him a different

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one. That's that's good enough for
me, thinking Freddy Krueger as basic as

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it, Kim, Let's let's just
he's he's agreed to it. Let's just

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that's. Yeah. I'm gonna get
one of those giant talking furry heads,

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like those guys they get together and
they bang each other in those suits and

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the curries. Oh my god,
Oh no, oh my god. Okay,

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So look, we're gonna take all
the negativity that may be floating in

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the air, which only I apparently
feel, Yes, my god, going

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to release it. You probably should, I am. What do you think

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I just did? I'm gonna go
get my last rights box good and I'm

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gonna put some holy water on your
head, but not on my head because

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I think it would burn, probably
would make mac and cheese in that crap.

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All right, let's see, all
right, let's move on. All

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right, and again you will have
an explanation shortly. Oh yeah, okay,

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prepared to be disappointed. All right? So are we going to talk

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about Meghan? I would love to
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Let me tell you something real quick
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I'm giving her ninety day token to
on Saturday. She's amazing. All these

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wonderful things have happened to her since
she has become sober, and I love

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it. Excellent working with Megan.
They're an escro right now. All she

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happened like that. This is going
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Okay, Coast chat time awesome?
All right, Now, there's a reason

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I don't have a ring doorbell on
my door because I'm freaked out by those

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things because of the weird ass things
it catches and the things that are posted

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online. We'll get this ring.
The company is offering one million dollars if

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someone's doorbell camera catches actual footage of
an alien. I read about this.

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Now here's the story. It's called
million Dollars Search for Extraterrestrials. You only

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have until November three to enter this
contest. It doesn't have to be a

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high def it doesn't have to be
et waving at the camera, just unusual,

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extraordinary or unexplainable behavior, and it
has to be indisputable evidence that aliens

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are here. I don't know how
that is going to be. Like from

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Signs, I don't know. Well, the alien just pops out from like

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the when they're playing on the news
and the alien just pops out from the

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bushes and walks across. Oh yeah, a great movie. Anyway, if

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somebody does get legit footage of aliens, they'll get fifty thousand dollars a year

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for the next two decades. Should
get a ring doorbell? Oh my god,

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I don't think I'd be able to
handle that. What do you think

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you'd see out there that much.
Okay, first of all, you know

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my neighborhood. There are some parts
that are dodgy, right, Yeah,

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And there are some elements that make
their way down here. Sometimes I've heard,

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I've seen, and I'm scared that
I will look the next day and

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say, oh my god, this
guy was standing at my door for two

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hours. Wouldn't you rather know?
I don't know the I don't know,

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Brian, Like I feel like sometimes
ignorance is bliss and in that matter,

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but like unless you're bliss of you're
ignorant of the danger. But you know,

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maybe you might need to you might
want to go, Oh maybe I

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should move, Like, maybe this
isn't a good place still live. I

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had one in my cart for like
four days and I was gonna get it.

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How much are they? They range? It just depends on Like actually,

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there's like the one you can get
that like the lights that turn on

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and off when you walk by,
like the floodlight one. There's the one

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that just sticks on your door.
There's different kinds, so there's different price

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points. But they're not cheap,
right, but only one hundred bucks.

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It's not that bad. There used
to be way more. Actually, I

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feel like, would you get one
on? My parents had the whole ring.

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Did they ever see anything weird?
No, we did have We had

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their their actual camera system too,
like their surveillance system, which is super

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handy because you can just plug it
into your you exit through your phone,

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can watch alive and everything. But
we would see coyotes and but mostly you

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know, bunnies. Mostly you would
see, you know, the dog going

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out in the morning to go pee. But nothing crazy. There was a

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video floating around of a door dasher
or something. I don't want to condemn

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door dash. It was one of
those type of delivery services where the guy

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comes up to the door and he
goes, here's for not tipping. Oh,

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I remember cracked in the bag.
He farted in the Oh that what

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he did? Oh he crapped in
the bag. Oh. I'm like,

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oh, that's okay, that is
what i'd see. Yeah. No,

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I don't want I love getting delivery
when I when I can, but I

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don't like to think about it too
much. And I always to pie because

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I don't want something like that happening. We had someone email us the other

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day that said, there's a cleaning
lady that cleans the halliday the halls every

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day. Why is this happening?
And I'm like, because she's the cleaning

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lady, stop like it at yourn
cam. Oh oh, it's because of

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the bothering us, ring stupid stuff
like come on, how dare you clean

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these floors? I know, I'm
like, oh my god. Then there's

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this story. Now I want to
know your thoughts on this. This happened

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about two weeks ago. A couple
was in a train and they were in

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a remote area of Colorado going on
this nice train and the the guy spots

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what he doesn't understand. He starts
taking a video. Is this bigfoot?

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Yes? Okay, I saw this. Now stupid, let me ask you

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this. It was fake okay,
but let me ask you this bigfoot is

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not still alive. Who would go
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costume, go into the middle of
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Many people have done it over the
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that was not a man in the
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in computers. It's probably a bear. See No, it definitely wasn't a

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bear. It looked like it was
cg kind of it kind of didn't because

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it was very it was kind of
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be impressed, be impressed with what
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right. But I've always believed in
bigfoot. I know there's there's so many

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trees and woods for there, like
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man like our guest Darren Edward said, these species are more advanced and they

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know how to hide from us.
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I don't know. I don't think
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We don't know anything about them.
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I'm kind of fifty fifty on You're
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more like seventy thirty at this point. No, there still is no conclusive

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evidence, seem there is a mountain
of circuit of you know, there's a

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large amount of circumstantial, you know, non verified evidence, and that's compelling

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to a certain degree. But fifty
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me. I'm trying to get this
guy that does a podcast called High Strange

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where he talks about all the latest
UH information that's come out about aliens and

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ulps or whatever, UAPs, uap
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messaging and messaging him because, oh
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Yeah. I keep up to date
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still nothing that makes me go,
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I'm a believer. That's I have
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has red blood going through it.
I do not knock it off. Both

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of you. Am about to slap
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Anyways, I want to believe in
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if there was, like reality was
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universe is so incredibly vast it's like
ignorant to think for the old I definitely

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don't believe manifesting and things in the
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manifesting. I'm saying the universe as
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got to be something else out there. We're stupid to think that we're the

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only It's a vast it's a vast
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go either way. Ryan, you
know what zip it because you're not a

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scientist. I know. I Hey, you know what, I'll get an

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expert on here. They can talk
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for sure. Would So I'm trying. I'm trying to get somebody on

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here to talk about that because it
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really. I think they'll be fun, unless that ruins life for us.

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But I know there's that, There's
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If all the conspiracies are true,
then we are screwed. I know.

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anal probe in our future. Our
life is basically it would be like our

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life is kind of meaningless. But
we'll see. Well, maybe they're kind

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beings. Let's hope that they are. Oh my god, all right,

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what's your host chat? Uh?
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What Well? The other night I
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it was stupid by me by friends. Oh, it was called The Witcher

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on that flick's lame. Does that
have what's his face in it? Yeah?

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Oh I thought I had Nicholas Cage
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for Eric, it really isn't not
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that I it's episodic. Yeah,
yeah, it's based off a video game.

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Like, it's not his thing at
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It was terrible, but I liked
Resident Evil. Okay, okay,

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we what? Yeah? Those were
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Love is Blind, the new one
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thing? Yeah? Did you like
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just when they get to the altar
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and then one of them backs out. Yeah, boy is that good TV?

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Yeah? The reunion was weird.
I know Nickolache and his wife or

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Naked Attraction. Oh, I couldn't
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the whole first episode. Is you
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a British you're the one that explained
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it's a British talk show host and
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and there's like six scrims with the
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first episode, was a girl and
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We already talked about this, I
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It was stupid where you you brought
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the first episode. It's pretty dumb. It's kind of like at first,

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it's funny because of the shock factor
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so you saw the one with the
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the elephant ears right, Yeah,
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of funny, it's ridiculous. But
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it's HBO Max. If I had
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know how you feel about that,
you wouldn't. You would look at what

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you're attracted to. Yeah, I
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show. Well, if you the
second the second person they had on the

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first episode, there was a chick
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there was guys and girls. Oh
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There was girls up there. I
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Oh see, I didn't even make
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that far? I mean, just
watch the first episode, like something,

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I have some awesome random news,
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then we're going to end this podcast. Ken, will you please cue the

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music, which one the random news
music? Okay, whoops, Okay,

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So you guys tried the hottest peppers
in the world. Yes, and it

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was brutal. Yes, there's a
new world's Hottest pepper. It's called pepper

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Eggs. Eric. It's been around
for a year. No, no,

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Guinness has finally waged. It averages
two point six to nine million Skullville units.

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The old record was the Carolina Reaper, which has one point six that's

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what you guys had. This has
how much two point five two point six

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nine. It's double almost double what
you guys had to deal with. Oh

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my god, that is I think
I'm good. Yeah, I'm good.

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We also we only ate half a
chip. Yeah, and I had ringsting

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for like a day and a half. Who would even eat this? I

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wouldn't. Oh, people are crazy. There are people who eat peppers hold

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for like the challenge of it.
Oh my god, oh my god,

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oh my god. That must be
doing a number on their innern Yeah.

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Yeah. A new study found that
fourteen percent of people one in seven people

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are so addicted to processed foods like
ice cream and chips that they have as

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hard a time quitting as people who
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or drugs. I don't know if
I buy that, But when you said

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before you from the New York Post, I still don't buy it. When

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you were saying processed, I thought
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okay, I felt like you I'm
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held on the ol. You're like
pra sessed food, and I was like,

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oh, what was okay? So
I said it in a different manner.

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I thought I needed to add that. No, I wasn't talking about

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prostates, but it sounds like what
you were going to say. I'm going

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to give you a cool flight half
right now, do you know about this

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Google flight half? Oh? Okay, here's what you do. It's all

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over TikTok and this is how you
get cheap flights. You go to Google

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flights, okay, and then when
you you type from where you want to

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go, so San Diego two,
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all over the world, all these
numbers pop up and all these great prices

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are right there, and you just
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you can find like really great flights. I looked at it and it's pretty

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awesome. It's called Google flights.
Okay, are you gen z? Are

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you? What? Are you sorry? Okay? Have you heard of the

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trend silent walking? Silent walking?
If I had to take a guest,

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that'd just be walking without talking.
No, it's more than that, and

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now it's become a trend among the
group. Wait, are you trying to

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refer to silent quitting? No?
Okay. This is where you go outside

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for a walk. You leave your
phone at home, you don't have any

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distractions, and you don't listen to
music or podcasts or anything. You just

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enjoy the walk. You have done
them silent walking. You've done that.

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I mean I've done for a walk
without listening to anything without your phone.

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Yeah, is that crazy? No, it's not crazy actually, and I

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want to be more like that.
It's yeah, just go outside, you

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do it right now? I do
lassie it Like half the time, I'm

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like, where's my phone? Where's
my phone? I do prefer to listen

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to stuff while I'm walking. But
I have a hack for if you want

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to be less addicted to your phone, turn your screen black and white,

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because when it's color, it's more
tantalizing to get on there and start scrolling.

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You can easily shut off the color
by doing uh, like, let's

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see you set your phone to black
and white. Well, if I phone

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and Android have settings that you shut
off the color, I didn't know what.

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I didn't think there were. I
didn't know if there was set your

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phone to black and white by setting
your phone to black and white. Okay,

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I didn't know that. Anyways,
If you need more instructions, google

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it, because we don't know.
And what is a disgusting smell that you

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particularly love? Does gasoline count or
sharpies on the list? I love the

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smell of gasoline and sharpies that's because
I mean those are also known inhalans that

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your people. I love the smell
of sharpies. You know, wrong with

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the two people use that to get
high? Well, I don't wait,

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well, I'm not no, I'm
not saying that you huffed sharpies. But

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that's the things I'm saying. They
do. Huffing, Well, they can

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huff a sharpie. I think huffing
sharpies is what. I don't know if

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it really is just strong high,
but obviously, like you know, huffing

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aerosol. I'm embarrassed to admit this, but they're there's something. There's something

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that I like the smell of that. You guys are gonna go that is

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so gross poop. No, I
really enjoy the smell of cigarette smoke.

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Oh, I know I don't smell
gross. I used to sixteen years ago,

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but I don't anymore. But I
still love the smell of it.

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What about farm animals? No,
what about them? Like? I love

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the smell of horse manure. Oh, I love around the smell of horses.

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I love the way a stable smell
rose. See these this is on

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the list. I just blown out
match that's a good smell. Yeah,

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all right, that's not bad.
I'm sure fish food flakes gross. I

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know those horrible nail polish or nail
polish remover, nail polish. Astone smells

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great? It does. I love
it? Oh God, how do you

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feel about chlorine? M not a
huge fan. I kind of like it

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because it means that every all the
germs are dead. Yeah, but it

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also means that you're getting covered in
chemicals. True, it's I'm kind of

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neutral towards it. It's not bad, but it's not good. Oh this

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is a good one. A freshly
lit firecracker that brings back something the best

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memories in the world for me.
That's just nostalgic though. The hallways of

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hotels. Yeah, especially old hotels. I love dusty smelling building. What

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about pungent cheeses? No cheese that
is not cheese is great? What is

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the worst smelling cheese from Monday?
Goldie cheese? Oh? God, here

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from under his nuts? That that
was going Yeah, Laura from NDA,

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all right, and now I have
a question, uh huh. And then

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we're going to end, and then
I'm gonna have a nervous breakdown. Oh

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I'll tell you why. Next month. Watch we'll get something on us.

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I have one question, and I'm
curious to know your answer on this,

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and I want an example. I'll
start with Brian, but i'll give you

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both the question. What could you
give a forty minute presentation on with absolutely

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no preparation movies? Maybe? Yeah, I have an answer that I know

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I could do, but I'm not
gonna say it. It's incredibly nerdy.

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Please say it. No, because
it's not nerdy where it's like, okay,

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well whatever, I don't know that
is. It's something everything knows,

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everybody knows about. But I'm not
gonna say, yeah, I could do

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movies. Yeah, I don't accept
this. Movies is good. Sometimes you

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have to be vulnerable, just be
nerdy. No, I will be,

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but I'm saving it for another time. Oh, okay, because it's gonna

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come up, all right, for
the next I'll show my because I'm gonna

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bring it in a collection at some
point. Okay, for various collections.

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I want you for thirty seconds to
give me a very good presentation about movies.

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No. Uh, well, movies
more commonly known as films, are

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often stored on things called DVDs,
which stands for digital video drive. I

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think I like one of my favorite
my favorite movie is Raiders of the Lost

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Dark, directed by Steven Spielberg,
screenplay by George Lucas Well. He's crave

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director. Produced by Frank Marshall.
I think maybe he was a script supervisor.

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No, that was Lawrence Canston.
Anyways, great movie, some great

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stunts in there. Guy gets dragged
behind the car. Great stunt. I

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forgot they got the stunt man's name. I think it's Tom something. Super

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good. Giant bowler scene. That's
great and stop. Thank that was I'll

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give you a C plus on that. That's fine. Eric. Can I

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pick the same topic? Well,
okay, let me I you know exactly

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what you could talk about. What
how about how long it takes you to

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put on all your skin care products? Your shoe? Oh ready? Oh

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so several years ago, when I
was a stylist, I got into shoes

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a lot. Like I have a
ton of clothes, and no matter how

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many times I clear out my closet, there was always plenty left. I

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have an entire collection of Converse,
I have a collection of Nike. I

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have a collection of not Jimmy Chew. Could you do that for forty minutes?

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Yeah? Yeah, you have that
many shoes? Yeah, Okay,

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mine is going to be about traffic
reporting. We can skip this one.

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You do this every morning. We've
all heard this one, but you don't

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know do you know anything about it? Uh? Yeah, you report on

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the traffic. All right, I'm
curious. I'm not going to cry.

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Why would you cry? Because you
know I'm delicate right now. Be nice

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to me. I am being nice. That's the crazy port, and you

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too, say I am a delight. I need some help. You're doing,

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Laura, You're doing great. Send
all the people clapping for you.

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Okay, I'm gonna talk about now. I totally forgot what I was going

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to talk about. I'm going to
talk about traffic. So when I get

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into the traffic studio, I have
two screens and there are many different tabs

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open on my screens. One of
them is the CHP CAT that shows all

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the accidents. We take that information
and we couple it with the caltrans quick

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map, which shows where all the
slow spots are. We match up the

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accidents with where the slow spots are, so we can get the exact pinpoint

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on where that accident is. Plus
we take phone calls, Plus we look

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at other things. Plus we look
at Twitter and then we compile it all

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together in our head and give up
report. That's thirty seconds traffic brought to

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you by Twitter. I will say
that was good. Really yeah, I

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mean thirty seconds is not that much
of information, but yeah, it was

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a good But I could do that
for forty minutes. I easily could do

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that for forty Oh my god,
there are accidents on the road right now.

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Oh my god. Yes, I'm
looking at Caltran the quick map,

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I know the quick map is is
pretty good. Yeah, no, this

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was a thing. Yep, there
are on their mind. That's the border.

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We have lots of resources, and
it's like we have too many.

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But it's like it's it's an I
don't I'm not trying to be like Braggadosha's

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like, oh my god, I'm
so cool. I can do this.

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But to be a good traffic reporter, which I don't know if I'm good.

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I think I'm kind of medium,
it's not easy, Like you have

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to take all this information assimilated in
your brain and spit it out, yeah,

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and do it in a timely matter
that is accurate. And it's typicult

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sometimes, yes, it's challenging,
and some people are really good at it

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and some people are just okay at
it. Yeah, according to Caltry,

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there is no accidents in the state
of California right now. Oh, because

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you don't have the accidents checked.
Look at the options you have to pitsh

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options and to put accidents slowing.
Blah blah blah blah blah. All right,

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I'll give her cuestion. She knows
what she's talking about. See,

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are unaffiliated entities. You guys,
tonight at seven Thursday night, seven o'clock,

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we are meeting at the Haunted Trail
in Double Park. I would suggest

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getting your tickets like now, or
like thirty grow teach or maybe thirty five.

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It'll be worth the fun experience.
Yeah, the same. So we're

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all going just meet us there.
We're gonna be there at seven, and

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it'd be really fun to see your
face. Producer Brian's girlfriends even going,

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Oh my god, it is so
epsciting for me. I love it.

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I love It's like meeting my sons. Okay, I know, I know,

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I'm sorry. I can't help.
I'm a mother. I can't help

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not act me like have a mother's
heart. Okay, anyway, thank you

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guys so much for watching. Thank
you so much for listening. Again.

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Halloween Show is next week and Brian
has some sort of crazy wild card that

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he's gonna drop. Oh yeah,
I'm It started out with a simple idea

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and I kept building off of this. I think it's gonna get. I

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think it's gonna get a lot of
control. Oh no, I'm gonna blindfold

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you, guys. I'm not gonna
do anything to you. I just seem

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to set something up that you guys
can't see. Okay, I don't want

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you to see me set it up. Nothing will go on my mouth.

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No, okay, well I just
don't want you to see what I'm saying.

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Okay, that's fine. That's not
guaranteed. Something might go in your

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mouth. It'll be Eric's though,
not mine. It's tough anything of mine.

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That is the Halloween Show. Halloween
Okay. I love you for listening

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Please doribe subscribe or show beat me. We had such a clean show until

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that last joke. I know,
just walk you. I love you.

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I don't think you I think you
love me less today but that's okay and

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I understand. Love your podcast,
Love you my sweet babies. Bye,