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I want to talk about the performance
art that I watched yesterday. Hold on,

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let me put my seat belts on. Yeah, okay, the performance

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art yesterday discussing JCPS bussing and how
to fix it. I have to tell

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you, watching the entire I watched
ninety five percent of it, you come

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away thinking this city's in real trouble. The Metro Clouncil, as Dwight calls

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them, is an embarrassment and they
have no solutions but finger pointing. I

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know that we give Marty Polio a
lot of guff I give him credit for

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showing up and having to listen to
these people that have no ideas, but

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only you're gonna bust my kid.
He's definitely got a thick skin. I'll

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give him that. They have no
They are just finger pointing and yelling.

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And the performance art of who's the
metical council person? You just Tammy Tammy

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Hawkins from District one. She is
the performance art for her uh and from

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my personal opinion, she she cares
about kids in the West End and could

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care less about South End kids or
East End kids. She doesn't care about

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them. She wants the when she
keeps the performance art of the West is

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the beste I what like in the
middle of what she's trying to say,

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it's like, what how was that
going to do with busting good question?

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It's so her performance art uh.
And then each person that got up the

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Metro Council of just and by the
way, at least one of them said,

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we have no control. They are
elected officials on the board. We

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are elected officials of the Metro Council. We don't have any power over JACPS.

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We can't do anything. This is
we just want to collaborate and let's

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get in the same right, which
makes sense if you want to help help,

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Yeah, yeah, would you like
I like Greenberg, Marcus Marcus Winkler

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can't look at Marty Polio and change
your bussing now. They have no power,

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but Marty showed up anyway, right
because they listened to people that have

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no idea what they're talking about.
I think they were trying to get together

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too, to see if they can
become do a little mutual support between TARK

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and JCPS to fix each other's bussing
issues. Because Tark just Tart, Tark

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know you laugh. Tart just passed
a budget for twenty twenty five to address

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spending issues going out to twenty twenty
six, because all the COVID money's going

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away, so they're going to cut
routes, they're going to go to what

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they call their Saturday extended schedule for
all during the week, and so bus

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drivers are going to go away.
Marty Polio is sitting there, to his

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credit, going, hey, come
one, come all, anybody that's laid

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off, I'll hire you. Did
anybody through all of this talking, all

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the back and forth, all the
shenanigans, did anybody address the actual problem

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of teacher shortages. Nope? And
bus driver shortages, lack of discipline.

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You're not kicking kids off the bus. You're not suspending kids. Teachers and

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drivers fear for their safety. That
is the problem. You will reverse this

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decision. You will, ma'am.
There's no bus drivers. I don't care.

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You will reverse this, ma'am.
There's no bus drivers. And Marty

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got up there very calmly, and
they're all smiling behind him and not clearly

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listening to the words he's saying.
This problem is going to get worse,

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Yeah, not better. Yeah,
that's in that sound mind of places.

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If it's been here for the last
ten years. It's going to be here

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twelve months, twenty four months,
sixty months from now, and it's going

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to get worse. They have sixty
eight routes right now that aren't covered.

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According to what I was listening to
from his presser yesterday or from his part

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of this meeting yesterday, they average
seventy drivers calling out a day, So

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they're willing to pay very well,
yes, not once starting starting pay for

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a JCPS bus drivers fifty five thousand
dollars. That's what I was making when

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I retired as an E seven in
the army. Not once did any of

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the Metro clouncil that got up gave
a solution, and not once did they

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point at the problem. Society's changed. Parents and kids suck and their behavior

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is awful, and the parents don't
call them on it. So that's why

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bus drivers have quit. That's it. So then when Greenberg gets up there,

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I love him, I really I
really like Craig. He's doing his

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best, but man, he gets
up there, he sends he sends an

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email this is completely unacceptable behavior,
so fix that. So he sends an

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email to Tark two hours before this
thing, like we all knew that everyone's

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been talking about this for years.
Well, maybe you shore up a failing

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Tark with getting the kids to school. Maybe that's a song. We all

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saw that. That's common sense.
But the way they're doing it is that

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they want the drivers to leave TARK. I thought it would just be let's

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get some more routes at TARK.
Kid would walk to the end of his

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street and catch TARK to close to
his school, right, Yeah, No,

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they want the bus drivers to leave
TARK and become a bus driver at

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JCPS. And I laughed out loud
listening to it going They're not going to

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do that. They're not going to
leave with five percent stress of driving to

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talk to drive a school bus with
ninety five percent stress. The ironic thing

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is they like to bring up he
Marty does the pipeline to prison. When

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you don't discipline youth teenagers from criminal
activity, threats in the classroom and on

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the bus and you just let it
go, that's going to escalate into finally

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getting arested for a serious crime.
So ironically, JCPS is the pipeline to

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prison. Now, well, he
said he brought that up, and he

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was I'm told I'm sorry it was
a sarcasm atoned to what Marty was saying

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when he said, some of you
say I don't suspend enough. Some of

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you, like national organizations, are
saying I suspend too much. So I

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don't know what where we're going with
this, but he's right, there are

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some national organizations saying you're suspending too
much. And then most of us are

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saying, now you got to kick
these kids out. Why is there zero?

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I mean, is there one or
two? Where are these suspensions happen?

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Oh? No, they if they
have the record for him and there's

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there's actually thousands, Uh, it's
crazy. The numbers are crazy. Then

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well then if the kids aren't in
school or on the bus because they're suspended,

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why are teachers leaving? Why are
bus drivers leaving? Obviously it should

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be safe. Then they're suspending everybody
the hard talk, and again it was

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just it was just a it was
performance theater and in JCPS didn't have to

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be there because they have no power
over them. No, they have no

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power over JCPS. And none of
that stuff is gonna work. None of

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that's gonna work. Someone was talking
about a pastor that has five thousand folks

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in their church, so he's calling
he's gonna get us some bus drivers.

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That's not gonna happen. You're not
gonna get bus drivers. Marty said it.

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It's here today. It's gonna get
worse next year, and worse and

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worse and worse. Yes, here's
what everyone needs to get around their head.

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And this is why I wish the
leaders would just say it. Greenberg

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needs to get up there and say
this is over. Busting is over.

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We are going to start to ramp
down the number of kids that we are

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going to bus. We are federally
mandated to bust special needs kids. Other

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than that, that's where we're going. We're gonna have a step down program

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for the next ten years. Other
cities have already gone there. Yeah,

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Chicago is the one example. You
always show that they've gone that way.

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I did. The boss is still
bust their kids. I don't know Boston,

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but other cities have already gone that
way. And that's where America is

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going because no one wants to drive
a bus full of kids anymore. Okay,

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we're talking about the Magnet schools right
ending those routes. Yes, anybody

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talking about the bussing that started all
of this, The social experimentation bussing has

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that ended. Look, man,
I think that's such in the bag,

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the back of the of the minds
of all this, because there's such a

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cluster, right, Like he told
a story Marty told yesterday that a second

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grader at a school he was at
yesterday said, I have not been here

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at school to hear the morning announcements, not one day this year. It's

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April sixteenth, it's in the year. Yeah, haven't heard the morning announcements

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all year long because she's that late
to school every day. He's trying to

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paint the picture. Busting is over, not busting, as Dave just said,

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with the equity of busting kids all
over sow, all over the city,

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so we can have different looking people. How much. How about ending

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that first Well, I think they
did. I'm pretty much they except for

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the Magnet schools, they pretty much
ended that. Except for the Magnets,

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they went back to the neighborhood school. What they're saying is not just that

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program. All of busting is ending, and they need to start stepping it

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down now and take the hit.
I think doctor Polio keeps trying, especially

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in that statement, it's it's gonna
get worse next year. It's gonna get

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worse than twenty four months. It's
gonna get worse than sixty months. He's

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trying to in the most subtle way. He can tell everybody that's listening it's

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coming to an end. Absolutely,
But they're not listening. The lights aren't

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going on, they're listening. They're
not listening. No, No, all

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they want is that that for you
need to feed my kids and drive them

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all over town. That's no,
Seriously, that's what jcps now is.

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They're babysitters that feed your child and
watch them all day long because you don't

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care. Yeah, and you're not. And I'm not talking to all parents,

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because there are plenty of parents out
there that are like, man,

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and this is going to hurt them, it's gonna hurt and they're like,

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Okay, well we'll figure it out. We'll figure it out. Carpooling there

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was, Yeah, there was a
story. There's a story I did last

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week about some of the ideas that
some of the parents are working on trying

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to figure out how they're going to
get their kids to the magnet schools.

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Because this one lady was like,
she got three kids in JCPS, They're

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going to Magnet school. She's like
what. My son is a sophomore in

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high school. I don't want to
pick him up and put him in a

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new high school starting next year.
I've got a daughter that's in fourth grade,

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was fixing to go into the fifth
grade program. It's going to mess

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her up. And then another one
brought up. It's pretty easy to do

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the carpooling, by the way,
Yeah, I mean, if you're in

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a neighborhood, it's pretty easy.
You get with two other sets of parents,

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and then all it is in the
email weekly and says Vannetti's have Monday

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and Thursday. Yeah, so and
so has a Wednesday, so and so

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has Friday. That's it. When
that happened, we're responsible from Monday and

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Wednesday. When I happened with me, when I was in elementary school with

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my brother, it was every other
week with our next door neighbor. One

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week, my mom drove all of
us to school. The next week.

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You could figure it out that heart. That's why I'm pissed. At least

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at least the increased cost to parents
will be offset by the reduction and property

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taxes. And stop with the performance
art, stop with the that really got

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under your skin, Stop with the
whispering, I will have a press conference

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every day if I have to.
What why are you? Why are you

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talking like that? Like we're supposed
to be adults trying to come up with

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hard decisions for hard problems, and
you're up there with your performance art and

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these you're doing nothing but screaming at
the dude that's standing there, knowing you

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have no power over him. Like
it. How smart is that? Because

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it's performance art, right, it's
for the cameras. It's for the cameras,

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it's for everybody else. It's what
politics are and it's for her hoday

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and honestly with Mos, like with
most politicians, it's for their district.

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Yes, so her district sees.
She could care less whether the South End

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kid or the East Day kids got
to deal with No, h No,

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she could care less. No,
she was about the West End. That

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was it. Why would she say
the West is the best And they took

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her eighteen seconds to say it.
It was ridiculous. It was performance art.

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Metro Council has no power of JCPS
and they're not listening to what Marty

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says. They're not listening to the
superintendent. It's over. Bussing is over

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and he's trying to say it in
the softest way he can to let people

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down on what's fixing. That let
them down gently on what's happening. Will

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WHI how come between nineteen seventy two
in twenty eighteen, this wasn't an issue,

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well, Dave wasn't an issue.
Now parents and kids have changed.

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They're not disciplining kids. We used
to be afraid of our teachers and the

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repercussions at home if we misbehaved,
then we got kicked off the bus or

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kicked out of school. We were
in trouble. I was Now the parents

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go scream at the teachers, Yeah, what do you do because their kid

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acted up? I used to be
more scared of what my parents would do,

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course they found out I screwed up
in school than anything the teachers would

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do too. And again, you
know, the people that what we're saying

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right now are going to do the
same thing. They're gonna go, You're

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gonna go, you're just an old
man yelling at the guy that wanted to

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be the old old days. And
that's not the way it is. Oh

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I'm sorry, but how your kid
is not going to get a ride to

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school because the other kids won't stop. But there are more parents listening out

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there that know there's two or three
bad kids in a classroom or two that

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ruin it for everybody else, and
they're saying amen, and they're still in

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my kids damn class. Well now
it's not one or two. Now,

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it's half the school bus. Right
when you got parents coming to the school

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bus, going on the bus and
confronting kids. People getting shot right outside

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of a school bus. It's not
just the kids that are the issue with

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that. And what what was the
one thing that we asked for yesterday on

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the show for that meeting? What
was the one thing I asked for for

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a representative of the bus drivers.
I don't see anything. I haven't seen

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any sound bites, haven't seen anything
from anybody for the Teamsters Union, from

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the Tark Bus Drivers Union, from
from any of the bus drivers. Certainly

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there's a there's a like a chief
bus driver, senior bus driver, whatever,

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somebody that could get up there and
speak for him if mister Stovell from

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Local seven eighty three is not available
to be there and stand up and let

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these let both sides know, Hey, this is what we're facing. Of

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course, I said yesterday too.
Now it's coming back to me. I

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thought the whole all the seats out
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up with bus drivers. Absolutely,
no, no, no, that's by

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thing. This is a bussing issue, and you're not gonna have the main

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person that needs to be talking is
the bus driving superintendent. Right, Marty

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should be second. Like Marty's a
superintendent. Bus transportation is just one facet

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of what he has to do.
So the bus superintendent should be the one

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that's standing up there and going here's
the problem. Now, I'm gonna let

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you finish. I'm gonna let you
finish. But the West is the man.

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What does that have to do with
the press conference? And then how

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is the least nothing? But you
said a lot of people, you said,

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a lot of people will just look
at us as like to get off

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our lawn. Folks that don't don't
want it the old way. Okay,

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Well, how is that any different
than the people who want it the old

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way with the bussing and go back
to bringing the sixteenth, you know,

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not not making the changes that doctor
Polio has got to make. Let's go

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back to the old way you made, the good old days where the teachers

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didn't fear for their safety, and
they loved their job, and we had

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plenty of bus drivers and felt safe
in our towns those days. That's what

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I want, terrible thing. I'm
talking about the people like last night at

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the meeting that we're saying, I
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transportation thing and go back to what
we're doing right now. So you want

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to go back to an old way
too, So just all right, we're

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gonna move on. But we wanted
to bring up I watched the whole thing

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yesterday and again I had to get
to get this off your chest. I

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just I did because I was screaming
because I was outside. It was a

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beautiful day it was, and I
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it on my phone because it's twenty
twenty four and I am that kind of

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technology guy. Uh, And I
was watching it, but I had my

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earphones in and there was neighbors cutting
grass and doing whatever, and I'm yelling

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at my phone like a crazy old
person. I turned it off for three

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minutes because there was I needed to
calm down, and I said, okay,

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I can't, I can't. I
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kudos to Marty Polio and Jefferson County
Public Schools for showing up because you didn't

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have to, right, because no
one has control over you, because you

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all are elected officials or the board
is, and you don't. You didn't

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have to show up and listen to
people that have zero solutions and pointing the

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finger at you that just wanted to
reverse the decision. That's all they cant

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asking for. They're going to be
loud enough and in your face enough so

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you don't mess at their district.
That's all they care about. No,

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that's right. I don't want to
hear any more of these rhymes. No,

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so just give her her bus no
and if if they reverse it for

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District one, she'll go. She
won't. She won't stay in the fight

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for the kids on the other parts
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End, she won't stay in the
fight. She'll be done a District one.

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I got it done. I'm out. So uh, no matter what

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you hear, and it's going to
be an absolute poop show when Tark Union

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starts talking, because they've already said
we were blindsided. Yeah, this isn't

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None of the tark drivers want to
go to j C Pass. They already

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would have left right and taking a
slight cut and pay. All right,

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I gotta, I gotta, all
right before you do the joke today,

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Thunder Weekend is this weekend. We're
gonna be at the Ali Center. Tony,

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Dwight and Dave will be four to
six, So lock that in.

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That's when the broadcast start. Johnny
from the news. Are you carrying the

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water today? I am carry the
water again. I have come in off

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the bench again. A joke of
the day you have and you're darn tooting

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good at that's right, Aggie,
don't think so. They that'll be Aggie

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joke for I won't be here,
Fraggie joke. Fright, all right,

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maybe I should do that your last
day of today, Yeah, this is

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my last day. Then you're off
rest of the week. I've got to

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go take care of some personal stuff
with my father in Law's go do your

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thank so do the Hey, fellas
he saw a man in a giraffe walk

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into a bar. It's gonna be
a long story. No, and that

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you're joking today? No, no, no. After a few drinks,

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the giraffe falls over and dies.
The man walk out of the bar.

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Yeah, just he's gonna leave him
there, just dead on the floor.

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The bartender says, hey, you
can't leave that lion there. Man turns

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around and says, it's not a
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All right. That is your joking
today. That was a good one.

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Aprill sixteen, twenty twenty four,
Johnny, keep an eye on the news.

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Uh Dave, we'll be back with
probably Dan Schwartzman with the Blue Money.

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Who's back here today after this on
news Radio eight forty wha, Sorry

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went long. Okay, we're going
to talk about the Golden Ticket here at

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about an hour. That's where you
uh I think it's fifty bucks for one

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hundred bucks. You buy the ticket, you win it, you'll have a

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pair of tickets to like basically everything
everything in thrty to U of l UK

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season tickets, all that, and
then we'll have the Whas Derby Petty preview

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They're racing experts. So twenty bucks
gets you in. Go to Whas

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dot com to buy tickets. It
will sell out We've had it for several

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years. It sales out every year. You're listening to Jerry Rafferty, who

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would have been seventy seven today had
he not died young. It's a Jerry

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with a G, Jerry with a
G. He's got a brother named Jeff

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with a J. This was Sunday
morning when I worked a first starting radio

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Sunday Morning w q MF. This
is the type of music you would play

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on Sunday. It's hangover kind of
music that's exactly right where people are just

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sitting around TV's not even on radio's
on coffee. Newspaper when people read the

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newspaper, yep. Speaking of news, sometimes you're amazed at the circle of

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life, how everything kind of comes
together. They seem like disparate things,

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right, and yet they're somehow similar. Yeah. On one hand, I

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give you John Wayne Bobbitt. On
the other hand, I give you I

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give you campla June. Wait stop, Okay, you can't come out of

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the gate with John Wayne Bobbitt.
It's out explained. You gotta give me

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a warning first. John Wayne Bobbitt, you'll recall, at one point in

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time not voluntarily amputated, shall we
say, she threw it out the window.

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Remember, look at the dong on
that bug. She snipped it and

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threw it out the window. She
cut his we we and threw it out

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the window in the middle of the
day. In the middle of the day.

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Well, now, as if that
wasn't bad enough, John Wayne Bobbitt's

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having his toes amputated. By the
way, side note, I believe they

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reattest it. It can't look normal. And he was paid a lot of

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money to make a special movie.
Oh boy, Yes, that story never

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ended, and apparently in twenty twenty
four Dave Jennings found more to this.

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So what that's right, showing up
with him all eleven digits. Well,

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well you said the Camp Lea June
is the Marine Corps in North Carolina.

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Yes, he was a marine there
in the eighties. Oh no, and

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was diagnosed with toxic peripheral polyneuropathy due
to the contaminated water supply at Camp La

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June. So John Wayne Bobbitt is
now minus toes and little Willie, how

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many toes do you know? It
just says his toes So and then tie

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in the endless commercials on TV and
radio. If you served at Camp La

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June between nineteen fifty eight and nineteen
eighty nine. Right, it's like and

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then you were like, has hasn't
everyone heard this commercial? Of course?

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I mean like you have touched everyone
that served at that place. There was

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like lawyer after lawyer after lawyer jumping
on this thing. And how could you

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really make any money off it?
You're splitting it so many different ways?

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What did you get? No,
because the lawyers won't make the money off

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Yes, no, lawyers are going
to make the money. And you're going

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to get one hundred and twenty seven
dollars and fifty cents in eleven years.

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Okay, I wonder you said John
Wayne Bobbitt got some money right after the

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first amputation. He'll probably get some
here. Yeah, Oh sure. And

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we always say there's a price.
There's always a price, right to get

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you to do something? Yeah,
what's the price to have your willy amputated

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and reattached and lose your toes?
Okay? Is there a price? Nearly?

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That's priceless. Actually, there's not
enough money on the planet, but

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there are. Look, if he
was stationed there, it sounds like the

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government or the army is or I'm
sorry, the Marines are not putting up

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a fight because a lot of veterans
have to fight for their you know,

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medicare and all that kind of stuff. Right, my uncle, I'm sorry.

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He actually is my cousin Euy he
served, No, he's from this

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is the Cuban side. He served
in Vietnam and he ended up getting Nikmi

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and all this stuff. But there
are maps, like he said, there

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are maps on the wall when you
go in to discuss whether angin orange got

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you or not. Right, So
they have these orange circles literally around these

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bases, some of the bases,
and they don't even argue. So his

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base was ground zero for agent orange, like his was the right, and

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they don't even argue. They're like, where were you based? We're dumping

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chemicals on our soldiers. Could go
wrong, right, So he so he's

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said, as they just asked him, where were you based? He told

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them and they're like, oh,
no, yeah, we gave here's your

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check. We gave you cancer.
Yeah, we gave it to you.

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So then he got a big check
and that was it and they didn't even

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argue. But it's just it's just
wild how Camp La June could do that

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for the sad and checked on John
Wayne Bobbitt. I know, John Wayne

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Bobbitt. Come on, is that
a band name? By the way Bobbit's

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toes, it's a stretch. Yeah, but we'll see when dwyket Okay,

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okay, okay, all right,
so get this soak this up. Kelly

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Dickey, he is the Louisville I
met him one time. Very nice person,

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but he researches and I don't know
what he has to research all of

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this stats when it comes to University
of Louisville and when the second coaching chains

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happened at Kentucky, Kelly Dicky reported
this this is the first time that Louisville

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and Kentucky men's basketball game will be
played since January tw twenty first, nineteen

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twenty two without at least one of
the head coaches having at least one NCAA

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championship. Wow wow is right?
Yeah Wow. Kentucky is learning that these

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players they don't really care about you. Big Z's is headed to Arkansas.

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Wagner, which again why milk.
Wagners are my favorite players of all time

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and humans all time. But his
two kids went to Memphis and Kentucky.

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I'm pissed about it. So that
he's gone. Wagner's put himself in the

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transfer portal. So he's not ready
for the NBA yet. Huh oh wow,

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where will he end up? He's
gonna end up a cow. Come

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on, dude, of course,
right, So the players the transfer portal

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and then Bradshaw transferred to Ohio State. They're losing kids right and left the

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honeymoon. I have a feeling with
Pope is gonna last shorter than people thought.

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He's got a He's gonna it's every
year now, Well, Kentucky fans,

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at least everyone's in the same boat. Now. Yeah, it used

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to be you lost track of the
players because they left every year after one

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year to go to the NBA.
Maybe you had them for two years,

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but you hardly knew their names.
Now that's everybody. Yeah, new roster

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every year, and even if you're
offering a million dollars, there's three other

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schools that are offering a million dollars. How long can that model last where

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the same kid gets a half a
million dollars at each stop? Well,

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I just watched a video on Hayley
van Lyth and how much she went for

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the nil bag and became the whatever
third or fourth option on LSU's team,

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where she was the main focus at
Louisville and her draft stock was very high.

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She's underachieved everywhere she's gone, yet
she keeps getting money. Good for

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her. She's pretty good with us, but small, right, she's too

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short to play out there and play
defense on some of these bigger guards.

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But her stock has fallen a lot, and now she's back into the transfer

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portal. Yeah, okay, good
luck, all right. So Thunder is

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this weekend. We'll be broadcasting live
from the Ali Center. Pretty good view

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there, you think. So we'll
be there from four to six at least

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you'll be working the whole damn day, Dave, I'm here four till eight

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thirty or nine, something like that. Man, Man, I do what

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I can. Man, Thunder is
fun. The air shuts around third isn't

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down under? Now, whatever do
I get? It's a Thunda. Just

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ignore whatever Dwight says. And we've
been talking about I remember last summer we

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had Russ, the Russ the movie, which is still not out right Russ

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the movie. Yeah, the Armorer. Hannah Gettin Read was sentenced to a

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maximum of eighteen months in the Santa
Fe New Mexico Court yesterday. This seems

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pretty simple to me. I understand
the cast. Despite being in Hollywood and

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being anti gun all the time,
they like to go shoot guns on the

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set. I get it, get
out there and shoot ten cans whatever.

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But the way to make sure no
one accidentally gets shot is there are no

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live rounds anywhere near the set.
Yeah. Bags of blanks everywhere. Yeah,

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bags of blanks. Bags of blanks
everywhere. That's actually bags of blanks

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is the name of the band.
There you go. I like that one.

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Now you got to watch I didn't
realize this. You have to watch

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what you say on the phone when
you're in jail, because oh no,

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they listened to everything. Okay,
but I didn't know you could use that

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in the court. Right. The
reason she got eighteen months is because they

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listened to her phone conversations and said
she had no remorse, and all she

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did was point to finger at others
and said they're the reason why I'm here.

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So the judge listen to the tapes
and she hammered her gave her the

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maximum eighteen months. Is there any
chance that this armorer had a tiff with

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the cinematographer. Oh I doubt it. I just think it. Well,

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no, I can't say that.
I mean, if you have no remorse,

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she uh, she said, tell
us when they listened. The judge

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says, when we listen to the
tapes, it tells us who she really

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is, and that she does not
take responsibility for the Hutchins, for Hutchins

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death, and that she chooses to
blame the witnesses that testified against her.

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She is a Machavelian mama. So
I didn't even know that. So the

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judge can listen to your tapes and
go, yeah, sure, she's a

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jerk. Listen to the maximum.
How are you not remorseful? I know

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you are responsible for the bullets and
the guns and making sure there weren't any

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said bullets in gun and look these
people have they Your fate is in there

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hands you. I'm sorry, I'm
sorry, you cry, You're sorry.

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I can't believe this. This isn't
my fault. But I I mean,

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I didn't do this on purpose.
YadA YadA. Why are there live rounds

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laying around? Act upset? Yes? Why are there real bullets in any

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situation on this set? You have
real bullets? Why? Well, after

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shooting, we won't to go out
and shoot it stuff? Why why do

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you have real bullets? What's your
anti gun? That makes still sense?

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Uh? Now they've dropped everything against
the Baldwin right m h. But in

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still he's not six years old.
Why pick up a gun and play cowboys?

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And I'm sorry Ekwan engineers Native Americans
and go boom boom boomheit people?

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Yeah, what are you doing?
Well? They're actors, dude, Why

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are you pointing a gun and pulling
the trigger at the cinematographer and pretending to

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be other people their entire lives?
Hey? For like with his case,

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like fifty years, someone should leave
him a nasty voicemail. I like him.

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There's some roles he's played for I'm
like, that's so good. He's

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so he's very good at it.
What he does so good. And like

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the other brothers, what are you
shaking your head for? He's shaking Johnny's

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coming in with shaking a head.
Uh oh what Baldwin still facing involuntary manslaughter?

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His his case starts like in a
couple of months. It's just dumb.

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I'm sorry, he's an actor.
It's just not his job to know

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whether it's a real bullet in there
or not. But here's the deal.

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Anybody that's ever handled weapons, and
he's handled weapons on movies since sense,

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you always treat every single one of
them like they're loaded. Yeah, but

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in the movies they point guns at
people and pull the trigger. Yes they

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do. Okay, what's this difference
with it that they've been told that it's

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it's blank rounds? Well, here's
my question again with Dave asked, why

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is there real bullets on a set? Well, there are some cutaway scenes

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where they use real bullets, so
when it impacts whatever they're shooting, you

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know, like a can or ricochets
off something or whatever, it impacts.

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So why this was not shooting a
scene? This was playing around, wasn't

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it right? So why is why
is he going bang bang at the cinematographer.

448
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Yeah, you don't do that.
That's a big not. Anybody that's

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held a gun for five minutes knows
you don't do it with your finger bang

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bang. The scene's gonna be this
bang bang, and then in the real

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scene you picked the gun up.
But Baldwin I believe, is facing the

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