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every week so that you can learn more about what's going on medically and how
it affects you. The things we discuss with Ken or usually items that are
linked to journals of medical associations and how the things that they find in study
and report on affects you. What do you do with the information? Like
Ken is going to have a lot of conversation I'm sure this week about COVID,
the new booster shots he will encounter. I'm always very polite, but
I'm not anymore. I'm not on board anymore. Makes sense, That's gone
on. But I feel like when you think about most medical shows, podcasts,
all of that stuff, it's typically one sided. It's typically one dream
of thought where you do such a great job, Doug with having both doctors
Jack and Ken on because they they differ polar opposites, polar opposites, and
so it's so well rounded to cover of like, Okay, well this is
what a lot of the medical news is saying. This is what research is
saying. Well, there's other research out there and it's also saying this,
and it's just it's one of those things of it's it's great, it's absolutely
fantastic. You have a holistic approach, you have a medicinal approach. It's
great. Yeah, well there's Ken will say when I bring up the Lancet
article that Jack and I talked about this week, bring it up and he'll
tell me it's been debunked. And you know, there are science is really
there's not much of a question science. The results of studies usually fall in
the direction of the people who pay for the study. Hello, so people
will say, well, then what value is science? It gives you a
point of reference, It gives you an idea and a place to start and
then you kind of figure out the pieces on your own if you're that curious.
And I gotta think that people wandering around everywhere with those damned devices and
sticking their nose in them all the time, it tells me that they're curious,
at least they're curious about something. So maybe you're better off spending your
time being fascinated with or paying attention to what's going on in your body,
with your health. Use the tool for that anyway. So, doctor Ken
this week a number of things, but COVID certainly will be on the bill
of fare. How many of you play dominoes? How many of you are?
Where is it, James James Collinson our studio, the main control studio
in Dallas. All right, so dominoes? You ever played dominoes? You
know what dominoes are? Yeah? I know what dominoes are. Not a
pizza giant. It's not the pizza giant. Never mind. I'm just fine.
No, I know what dominoes are. I know that they are a
game. I've never played the game because I don't know how it works.
More than anything else, it's a physics experiment because you take you know,
the whole business of lining up dominoes and then watching them fall. Have you
ever done that? Really? The power of lining up This is a great
lesson in life, the physics of dominoes. There is a two and a
half minute video floating around and it was done by a physics professor, and
it basically is the story of dominoes. When you think about it, it's
like a no brainer. Okay, so what's the big deal here? It's
the big deal is that? If that it's the physics of starting moving one
item, Just one little domino causes a chain reaction. There has been The
longest domino's chain reaction was thirteen miles. Can you imagine who in the name
of heavens had the time one day to set up dominoes? Where'd they find
that many to begin with? Right? And then think about the first domino
that's only one of an inch or so high? How big are They're a
little They're not that thick and a half. There are some though you I've
seen some of these things television stunts and stuff where they were a couple of
feet tall and they were heavy. But the same thing happens no matter how
big they are. That's one of those simple things in life. Okay,
yeah, this makes sense. Well why does it make sense? Why is
that you push one and every other one goes down? You can say,
people say, what do you mean you I mean that's yeah, it's one
of the laws of science. Well, and also think about these massive ones.
How long it takes because you have to be so meticulous, so careful,
because if at any point before it is fully done, you knock one
down, you have to start from scratch essentially. Right. Yeah, So
anyway, and I love the game of dominoes, like the actual game do
you play, not just setting him up and knocking him down like that?
See, for me, playing dominoes is what I just described, setting up
a bunch of dominoes. I did that. I'm teaching Miles. Well I
didn't teach him, he just he said, and now he likes to do.
He's gramps watch this and you know, you set him up on the
table, the kitchen table or something, and his mother would just roll her
eyeballs because I'm such a bad influence on things. And it's not a bad
influence. But you know what I'm saying, it's just silly, and it's
important, I think to be shilly. It is that's just silly, but
yet there's a scientific principle to it. So maybe in the minds of somebody
who's serious about this, it isn't silly, but still is fun much as
anything else. It's funny. You mentioned the biggest you were talking about big
dominoes. There was recently a YouTuber that broke the world record for the biggest
domino knocked over. And if you look at it, he's about ten percent
of the domino side, so it's probably sixty feet tall. He knocked it
over, really, I'm serious. Yeah, And he knocked it over,
and he actually knocked it over an old seven eleven gas station that was like
abandoned, and it completely crushed the entire building. Where'd you Where was that?
Where did it take it was? It's on YouTube. The YouTuber his
name is a mister Beast, and he would be he's known for like doing
big stuff. Lamborghini just because, Yes, that is also the dude that
destroyed a Lamborghini just because absolutely all right, Hello, all right, speaking
of jaw dropping, this a little more serious. The floods in Libya torrential
rain. Wow, the damage is coming, not just the floods from the
rain, but they bursting of the dams and the mess. Whether there are
thousands of people who are dead because of this drowned a situation is catastrophic because
they don't build buildings in that part of the world too much of a code.
So these people are sitting ducks and after the major's storm, you know,
they don't usually this is a desert, they don't get storms like this.
They don't know what to do with them. So the infrastructure is gone,
the cities are gone. And this if you think about this, a
city that's made out a cardboard kind of or it's really kind of a it's
not well built, that's just the buildings are just kind of slapped together and
they're hit by the same force as Hurricane Katrini hit New Orleans and stay en
dug New Orleans, New Orleans. What was that twenty years or so ago
about this time of year. Wow, it fairly that long ago. Yep,
imagine that. Huh think about that for a second. So anyway,
the rescue effort continues, but if you look at some of the video,
there's people lined up all over the place and body bags and people just drowned.
I mean, the weather is cleared up now, but it's climate change.
Lookout, climate change, that's why it had such a bad storm.
Well yeah, probably, Well, because you know what, I should probably
change the focus. Solo, Just little old me isn't going to change the
rhetoric. Climate change is a catch all for all of this stuff that is
going on that's a result of what's referred to as extreme weather. And so
people say, oh, this has never happened before. That's not true.
Libya used to be one of the If you go back about four or five
six million years ago, the Libyan desert wasn't a desert. It was very
like a garden paradise. But over the years the planet has changed. Where
we are in America. Some of America is a desert, but parts of
America that are now lush with loam and they grow all kinds of things in
these places they used to be a desert too. The place where deserts exist
today, if you go back millions of years, you will see. Now
people say, well, you just said that scientific research, and why would
you believe it? And this is where we get stuck in a jam.
I happened to think, is this convenient that the stuff that has been studied
about the planet has legitimacy to it. Now I can question myself, which
was, well, why would it have legitimacy if some of the other stuff
that you talk about doesn't have legitimacy. I'm not saying that there isn't climate
change. What I'm saying is that the response to it here in our country
and some of the other progressive countries, it's a business. It's become a
way of life. Well in the rhetoric that it's solely man made and man
insist and it's one of those two things can be true at once. It
climate change is happening, it is not solely at fault of the humans,
but maybe the humans are expediting it a little bit. I mean, we're
definitely not helping the situation. But these are things that would have happened before,
happened before humans. And then also to touch in your point Doug of
well, don't believe this, but then also believe this. That's also a
difference of concrete facts and hypothesis. A lot of these things are a hypothetical
sense, because also things change, they have to theorize different things. But
when you're talking about the earth and what is here, you dig something up.
That fossil is there, That proof is there. Now they just have
to figure out how old it was and where it came from, how it
died, what was the climate there, and then you do circle back into
hypothesizing and theorizing. But it's still there. Is when it comes to global
kind of things and the actual planet of the Earth, there is a little
bit more concrete evidence. I agree, thank you, You're welcome. Yes,
as a student, a foreign student in Norway has been arrested on suspicion
of espionage. This is a twenty five year old a student who's been eves
dropping on various using various devices. I wonder why why would you want to
be No always like a pacifist country, nobody does anything over there, so
why would you get Why would you get involved in spying? Who's spying for?
Who cares what's going on in Norway? I guess it would be right
question. Celebrity, news, time, gossip, social media, ooh ooh
ooh, so there's always a story to tell. According to Dolly Parton,
who's one of our one of my faves. I won't speak for anybody else,
but I do think something special. Yeah, right, that's one of
the great words that would apply to her. But in some of the songs,
there's probably not a better song than I Will Always Love You, a
song that meant a lot to me my wife at the time. And so
it's an interesting connection that Dolly Parton talks about Priscilla Presley and she have been
friends, and so she's there's something very special about that song. And as
it turns out, the story that Priscilla Pressley told Dolly Parton is actually the
same story as I have with my former wife, and it brings it.
It's an emotional tune because when we were going through the divorce stuff, she
would play this song when I would come get the kids. Oh that's sweet.
It was, Yeah, it was, And so Priscilla says that that
happened. Elvis loved the song, and Dolly said when she was talking to
Priscilla, as she said, you know, Elvis sang that song to me
when we walked down the courthouse steps when we got divorced. He was singing
it too. There isn't that Yeah. He actually wanted to record the album
or that song, but his manager said Elvis would need to own at least
half of the publishing rights of course, Dolly turned it down rightfully, so
that became her most important copyright of her entire career pretty much. But she's
honoring him and her upcoming rock al with the track titled I Dreamed of Elvis,
and she actually wrote that song twenty years ago m with the Jordanaires.
Yeah, I had Ronnie McDowell involved with it because Elvis. He sounded a
lot like Elvis in a way. She sings on the track. Yeah,
yeah, I dreamed that Elvis was singing the song with her, and it's
just it's one of those things, you know. And because she's going into
the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and she remember she said it for her,
I don't want to go into the rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
But yeah, she was. She was on the ballot. She was she
was nominated to be on the ballot, and she turned it down and said,
take me off. I don't do rock and roll. It's an honor.
She didn't mean to be disrespectful or anything like that, or she wasn't,
but she was putting out the fact that she she doesn't feel like she
is deserving of this, and they were like, no, ballots already went
out and she was voted in, so she was inducted last year, and
so she's like, Okay, I bet her I better do a rock album.
Rock but want something she always wanted to do because her husband is a
huge fan of rock, so she kind of wanted to do a compilations covers
for him. There it is rock star Dolly Parton talking about Priscilla and Elvis.
We are here, You are there, wherever there is for you?
You're there? What does that mean? You're there? Don't think that you
have to Is there something that you have to do today? Do you have
to get there? Is there a goal that you have for the day today?
You got to get there. Maybe you're driving someplace, or you got
to go to work in your project manager and you've got to get to the
you've got to get the project done. You're going there. This is interesting
how people set their mind. I think sometimes that people are on autopilot.
You find that, yes, yeah, you just kind of start going without
thinking about it. It happens when we're driving and all of a sudden we're
like, oh wait, how did I already get to my exit? But
you know, you were paying attention, your eyes are open, you were
attention to the road. But then again, were you or you walk into
a room to grab something and all of a sudden you forgot what it was
because you just went and did rather than thought about it actively in the process
of coming it right. I find that when I'm on the phone talking to
people as I'm driving, I can talk for a long time. I don't
even remember where I was, but I'm obviously on the road and paying attention.
But it doesn't feel like you know you're paying attention. Does that make
any sense at all? I think it just kind of uh yeah, yeah,
especially if you get to a point where you're like, oh, this
is already my exit to get off of the interstate, right, Yeah,
say I missed my exit. I was talking the phone. I'll talk to
you later by Oh. Always get such a kick out of it. If
you are driving around somewhere and you're not familiar, you turn the music down
so you can see better. Yeah, oh, I do that all the
time. You shut it off. I get I'd get lost. You have
to focus your eyes. I thought I was the only one who did that.
So we have so much we all we all turn the music down so
we can see about her seeing through my ears. Let me see. Get
the wax out of your ears, and you'll be able to see a lot
better under the circumstances. So there's a thing about Drew Barrymore. We've been
talking this week about her restarting your program, and other people are thinking about
doing the same thing as well, getting their daytime talk shows back into action.
But apparently she's hit some headwinds. She was supposed to host the National
Book Foundations their annual television They've got a celebration and she's the host of it,
an evening dedicated to celebrating the power of literature and writers. So because
she has decided to an essence, I suppose cross the line, the organization
rescinded her invitation to host the National Book Awards because they don't think that she's
being respectful to writers. Now I can see both sides. She wants to
put the people that work on her show back to work. Those shows don't
really need writers anyway. They have them, they don't really need them.
They can you know, they can forge ahead. We look at Live with
Kelly and Mark. They don't use writers, No, they just do the
program. Yeah, right, look at this program. We don't use writers.
No, it's obvious sometimes, but it just depends on I think it
depends on your talent, frankly, and I think Drew is very experienced in
life, experienced as an actress, has played a lot of roles, knows
how to roll with the punches, knows how to ask good questions, knows
how to relate to people. So what's the big deal. Well, she's
very much her authentic self too. She is who she is and she doesn't
pretend to be something she's not, or at least that's what it seems.
She oh, is it? She was doing an interview with Adam Sandler and
Jennifer Aniston. I think she had her first metapuzzle hot flash while she was
on air, and she went ahead and like commented on all of it,
and it was full force of like, this is what's actually happening right now?
Where that or something? Yeah, because it's so very real. And
I think that one of the things that Drew, Barrymore and Kelly Clarkson a
like share is when they are a fan of somebody, they don't try to
keep this like cool and professional persona. They're like, I am straight fan
girling over you right now. I am such a huge fan, and it
kind of they become the average, the general person and the average person of
just geeking out over these other celebrities. And I think that that's something that
makes it normal. Cool to watch, but it's normal, it's very normal.
I think. I like I've always liked her, and it's been obvious
as I've talked about her over the years. I just like her and which
she stands for, and there's a there's a there's a purity. Maybe that's
what I like about her. It's as you said, she's herself, she's
her authentic self, and so yeah, you know what. She has writers
but don't need him, and she's more thinking about all the people. But
frankly, this writer's strike has gone on too long. If they had better
leadership, it would seem to me that they could have negotiated a settlement by
now. This has been going on way too long with the Director's Guild settled
there because they have good leadership, fast and so the right of the actors
that are sensitive to this. I just think that there's too much. Sorry,
no, I just said, there's too many people now that have been
affected by this, the people, all these thousands of people at work in
the industry that aren't working because of the strike. Look at all the people
in New York and Los Angeles whose lives livelihood depends on all of the all
the Dick Wolf shows are all made in that huge old warehouse that he converted
to studios down on by the Chelsea Pierre. There are thousands of people who
work. Looking at how many shows the guy does. He's got three FBI
shows, the three Law and Order shows, He's got these new reality cop
shows, and there's but there's one other. There's a couple of other things
that he does and they're all done there. And imagine what happens to the
restaurants that are in that neck of the woods. Nobody's there. What happens
to other services that are there that depend on these people being at work and
the people themselves, it's not I think's it's become obvious that there's a it's
like leadership problem. We have leaders was the world is full of problems with
lack of good leadership. Well, and the the AI situation that's very real
and that is something to be addressed. But then on the side of Sagaftra,
where a lot of it too is when it comes to the majority of
actors, they may be working actors, they are not actors alone. They
have to have other jobs because it just you may make a good amount of
money or you may not make a good amount of money per project, but
once that project is done, you're essentially unemployed as an actor until you book
the next project. Well, it is not the previous projects responsibility to make
sure that you have enough to make ends meet until you book your next project.
That's on you. Everybody should be making a fair wage and then some
possibly, but you're not guarant You're not entitled to automatically have positions and have
jobs just because you are in the union. You have to do the auditions,
you have to actually book stuff. Yeah, and it's also one of
those things too that one of the arguments is about the health benefits. Well,
you have to make a certain amount per year to qualify for sag after
health profits. Well, how about sag after lowers that to give more people
an opportunity. And yes, the big businesses and the movie houses and all
of them, the streamers, they're making a lot of money and they are
not sharing it, and that's a shame and that should be addressed too,
but striking like this. It's just it's almost a turning it because movies and
television, as far as somebody who watches it, it's not what it once
was. People can get their entertainment look at content creators on social media,
on YouTube, people can get their entertainment elsewhere. They don't need to necessarily
go to the movie theater. They don't necessarily need to watch something on TV.
And if they want to see something new, there are so many opportunities.
There are so many projects that are already currently out there people have not
seen. They're actually probably going to the streamers more now because some of their
favorite shows that are regularly scheduled on network aren't happening right now, so it's
having an adverse effect. And the latest thing is that they're possibly going to
sag Aftra strike for voiceover with video games. Yeah, that's the thing they're
voting to decide whether or not they want to do right now. They probably
should under the circumstances. I just been thinking about my own habits. When
I come in at nights nine nine thirty, I have something to eat and
I'll watch a program or some on TV. And I've noticed it just you
made me think about it. Of late, I have been gravitating to either
Billions, because I've always loved that show, or to an old movie that
I've seen and haven't seen for a long time, like the Tom Hanks movie
about the exchange on the Bridge of the prisoners that happened to the true story
about what went on the fifties and sixties exchanging prisoners with the Russians. That
was on last night, and I found myself. I saw it a number
of years ago when it came out, but I've now I enjoyed watching the
rest of the movie. I didn't see it from the beginning, but I
remember enough about it so that I followed it. It's a really good movie,
and you know it's there, so you know, I can be brain
dead for a little while and watch it and enjoy it. And so I
didn't make it. It isn't what's last night was Tuesday. I might have
watched the FBI shows or one of them, but they're all old that will
have been on before, so I don't watch him again. So there,
so there, all right. The Speaker of the House, mister McCarthy,
opened an impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden and whatever else. This is all nonsense.
I don't even know why I mentioned this. There's a bunch of right
wind whacko who's want to get Biden, and so he keep they keep putting
pressure on McCarthy, and so then McCarthy goes out and accuses Biden of lying
about his son. What's new about that? Because nothing goes But it also
goes to show it's not necessarily the crimer or what people do, it's the
who is doing it. Look at the whole Biden verse Trump situation. It
is being handled completely differently. Yeah, anyway, Kim John Faddy is with
Putin. That's an exciting experience. I'm sure. All right. Here's something
from what my however that I call. On the other hand, here's a
woman who is dead today Indiana. Woman died after a tire came off of
a truck on Interstate seventy and smashed into her car. The tire came off
a truck, and the truck the truck or didn't know it, and so
it was you know, they're going seventy miles an hour and your windshiel gets
smashed and what happens to you? It's like remember the people who were being
killed. For a while, the kids were dropping big stones off of the
bridges under window. That's it's deadly. Well, it feels like this whole
situation with a tire coming loose from another vehicle or a truck and killing people.
It seems like this has been happening a lot more too. A lot
of the stuff and mechanics of of the way things are being handled, and
the right to repair stuff as a dangerous There's a lot of dangerous stuff going
on, frankly because of this right to repair thing and the fact that the
companies are I have a couple of I think I told you the story,
but I don't mind taking a shot at Caterpillar again because my partner wanted to
buy Caterpillar stuff because it has good retail residual, and it does. But
all that crap has made in China. We had a D five that the
D five bulldozer and the fuel system crapped out so the bulldozer wouldn't run,
and taking it all apart and putting in new parts. They're all plastic.
It's plastic in a bulldozer in the engine compartment plastic And the same you know
is true with a lot of the tractor stuff and they haven't had the caterpillar
we I have, fortunately, know a kid who's very good at all kinds
of mechanics, so he fixed it for me. I call Caterpillar to have
him come serve it's the equipment, because we have three Caterpillar machines. Yeah,
they said we'd be out. We'll be out in three to four weeks.
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there for three or four weeks because you are too busy to come take care
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J and I have Eary Galler with this from his home in Tel Aviv or
a little village Old Jaffa where his museum is. You can check it all
out on Eurie's website, every Geller U R I G E L l Er
at dot com and every Galler Museum. And so last time you were here,
we were imagining certain bodily parts of female aliens. And so now we're
moving into the location where there are aliens? Is now it? This is
there are aliens that have been spotted in these places. Well, let me
explain. So let's let's start by an amazing announcement today in Mexico City.
There was really a moment of excitement for the those who are like me intrigued
by UFO mysteries. And this unfolded in the countries in Mexico's Congress Congress,
Yes, and was led by the journalist and you enthusiast, a guy called
him Mausan. And this is in regards to two alleged I'm saying the word
alleged exeter Stal corpses. So this was an official gathering and the two alleged
corpses were revealed to the public. This is unbelievable. I see the corpses.
You can see him. Yes, yes, I've just tweeted them.
So if you want to see my twitter it's the or Regaller. You will
freak out. Now. The unique non human bodies were showcased in a it
looked like a glass case for everyone to observe. And they let me tell
you what I think they are. In general, the thought to be a
thousand year old and they were actually discovered not in Mexico but in Casco,
Peru. So the event made it It was very prestigious because it was co
hosted by scientists with the presence of Ryan Graves, who is the executive director
of Americans for Safe Aerospace and a former US Navy pilot. How more credible
can you get than that? So wow? Anyhow, it's on my Twitter,
the rigeller. You must watch the video now. The question is is
it real? So I on my Twitter posting I asked the question, everyone
who's following me, come back to me and tell me what you think about
this video? Do you believe these corpses are real? I do believe they
are because, first of all, they have three fingers, which I've seen
aliens with three fingers myself in the asked, and it's really a wow,
And it's all really snowballing now out of control because of the whistleblower is in
America. I mean those whistleblowers, you know, belong to the American government.
They're p x NASA scientists. There're a fighter pilot who you can hear
them screaming the cockpit of their plane, Oh my gosh, what is this?
Now? Listen, you agree with me that an American pilot or in
Israeli pilot or any pilot is a very well educated individuals. He knows what's
around them. Yes, yeah, who passes a billion tests of you know,
mind power, cognitive anyhow. So that's a story. Please get on
my Twitter, the Uri Geller and you will be amazed. All right,
So it's called x now Uri. Yeah, that's right. Why go to
the right place. It's an ex post at the EARI Geller, I imagined
when you I didn't talk to you. I didn't have a chance last week
to talk to you. What we said a couple of weeks ago, was
talking about the female anatomy. What kind of reaction have you gotten to that
statement and to those facts? Twitter? Twitter, X took it off,
Facebook took I was bad? Are you kidding me? No? I didn't
know that. I wasn't I was taking off. I complained. I complained,
I said, what on earth are you doing? Why do you take
my naked alien off? And I posted the taking off of the photo and
it says their sexual activity nudity? But what we mean new? I mean,
let me go there, I can show it to your actually give me
you know how much we got Jay and I. We had such fun with
that afterwards, we had it was the highlight of our good day download that
day at good Day show dot com. And we keep those Those are our
chives, right, Jay, So people go back and listen to the conversation.
Yeah, yeah, I know, I can go back to the podcast.
Yeah, and here the conversation. So I actually posted the actual takedown.
Note. I'm just scrolling to read it to you. Just give me
a moment, let's continue speaking. It's just we were so mind blown by
the here it is. So it says, this is Facebook, we removed
your content. Why this happened? And it just says your hold on your
content goes against our communities standards or nudity or sex. They don't even know
what they were looking at. I'll guarantee you they didn't have a clue as
to what they were really looking at. Do you think, well, look,
you know Facebook employees, not hundreds, but thousands of people are sitting
by little computers and they they're viewing what is allowed what is not allowed.
I don't know what they thought, but probably the words vagina. You know,
of course that's what did it. Yeah, that that got the whole
thing, alien female, vagina. There you go. Yeah, but Doug,
did you ever think that thirty five years ago when you and I met,
will ever be speaking about that private part of an aliens. We've talked
about a lot of stuff over the years, but no, I can't tell
you that I ever thought that we would talk about female alien vaginas. And
then there's the other thing that people wonder, well, you know, do
they some of them maybe hermaphroditic, unisexual, you know, be able to
Yeah, yeah, both in one absolutely, this is this is another.
This is another big thing in America now the gender and these Oh my god,
yes, gender identity and yeah, yeah, what is it? Before
we finish the show, can you tell me in one sentence what it's all
about this gender thing? It is ridiculous. How's that? Talk to you
later, Harry Yeller Again the website you are I G E L L E
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Daisy's here watching me or when I do that? Buff? All right now,
she's scratching her butt though that's one of those things. Hello, that's
a little more information I need to go though you Wow, Listen, she's
look I wish I had a camera. I could give you a picture if
she has this look on her face, is looking at me like, hey,
Kate, what's the going on? I mean, you go out for
a pea what do you do? Why are you wasting your time talking into
that silly thing in front of you. Let's go have a pea anyway,
Darren is here. He's not here for pe he's here for He's here to
exchange information about how to take care of your pet. And he is totally
housebroken, by the way. Just say you know, he's fabulous. Glad
denis to be happy about that. Here's a story about a stray dog that
was in a Michigan shelter. He'd been captured, if that's the right word.
Is that the right word captured? Is what when the dog is out
and the dog catcher catches the dog puts him in the shelter. This dog
of it in and out of his shelter three times, trying to find a
new home. And he was especially interested in a nearby elderly care facility.
He's a mutt. He was astray, but he found nobody knew anything about
him, and he kept going back to the same place, so they finally,
the people in the elderly care facility he adopted him. He became the
sort of like the facility dog. And what the reason I bring it up
is because it shows you how he determined a dog, you know, you
get something in your head. We think we're very determined. Well, it
can happen to animals as well, right, These dogs are. It's very
interesting how especially the smell facility, and there's something at this place that this
dog identified with, so he kept sniffing his way back there. Well,
you know, animals are just like that. Remember years ago on Long Island,
I was working at the YMC. I was training all the dogs with
the YMCA across the country and basically there was a Senior Citizens housing project link
Calve, Long Island, I'll never forget it, and there were these two
stray dogs or roaming around and no one wanted them, but the seniors would
feed them and take care of them. And then finally the uh, the
guy who run the place, said, you know, maybe we should keep
them. So they adopted the dogs at the Senior Citizens and we named the
name of the home was Glenn and Garreff, so we named the dog Glenn
and Gareff. And the change in the people, Doug was just unbelievable.
Once Glenn and Gareff moved in their homes, you know, depression disappeared and
anxiety disappeared, and everyone was kind of the only argument that took places who's
going to pet the dog and walk the dog first? But you're right,
they know they know they have you know, I talk about this on the
show Off and dogs have a sixth sense. I believe all living things have
a sixth sense. I just spirits and ghosts and things. Yeah, I
don't know what they see exactly, but I can tell you on specifically that
they know what's going on. And and basically it's kind of like, I
don't want to make this comparison, but you don't have people with certain mental
challenges they see the world in a different way. Well, well, you
know, I believe that our dogs and other round animals for that matter,
they think differently, thinking pictures. I think it's the thinking pictures so they
remember. It's a whole different way. It's hard to describe, but they're
they're censory creatures, and I think that's real critical for people to understand.
That sounded the story about a pet store in Oklahoma. They caught some woman
who went into the pet store and and killed the parakeet and a bunny strangle
the parakeet, and what the hell is wrong with people, people that hurt
animals. We all know that they're all very and anytime a child hurts an
animal in school, that should be reported right away. That kid's gonna help.
Yeah, you go. I want to talk about one thing. You
know. I always get this. People always tell you know, Warren,
my dog is trained. I trained my dog when he was a puppy,
and my dog is trained. Well, we never stop learning and training your
dog, Isn't they one and done situation? Yeah? Okay, training should
go on for a life, but you have it's important when you train your
dog originally you need to make it fun. You need to bond with your
dog at that time so that relationship lasts throughout life, and reinforce it with
teaching new things, a trick, something different. Just like with people,
if you don't keep them mentally stimulated, a lot of things can take place,
depression, anxiety, boredom. So training is not one and done situation.
You need to continue training. And a lot of people don't understand that.
I hear it all the time while I trained my dog when he's a
popularity, need to train him anymore, But they call me up because he's
having a behavioral issue. Yeah, the bottom line is keep training. Mental
stimulation is critical. Stimulating them absolutely. The Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day, how
many people acknowledge your dog your cat when the cat and the dog passed.
I remember this when Charlotte died. How I went to see somebody who's a
medium to find out what happened to Charlotte and she crashed over Rainbow Bridge.
Just anybody who doesn't believe in this and the memories of their pets and stuff,
it's just I just think there's there's no it's there. There's nothing that
you can say that denies itself. The next Stephen good Day download with Doug
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