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It's a guy that did a super
Bowl halftime show, Bruno Mars. It

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was pretty good love Bruno Mars.
I don't think he's got a bad song.

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I think the super Bowl halftime that
he did was maybe one of the

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best I've ever seen, upbeat all
the way through. He's an entertainer.

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You knew every song, old school
dance sing all. Then there was The

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Weekend. Oh, I still don't
know what that was about. It was

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a snoozer man the Weekend. Well, I played the song for a reason.

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Yeah, what ford. I've got
stories from the legal profession, pettiest,

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nastiest, divorced story, mean and
nasty. By the way, we'll

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have the kidney people on at the
bottom of the hour. I screwed that

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time up. That's on me.
That's okay, okay. I don't think

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you can play this song at weddings. I don't think really. Felix Mendelssohn's

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wedding March, why not? I
don't. I think that's a rule you

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have to pick another. Was it
written during the Antebellum I don't know.

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I don't know why, but I
think several weddings that were like, no,

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you can't play that you have to
have a certain I don't know,

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churches or something. I don't know. Really, it should be public domain

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by now. You would think it's
got to be one hundred years older.

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Give me a vindictive story. I've
had a lot of younger male potential clients

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come in for divorce consults with their
mom. Then during the consult, the

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mother does all of the talking and
it's clear who actually wants the divorce.

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I usually escort them. I'm out
into the lobby so I can talk to

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the sun. Most of the time, he's just there to appease his mom.

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I've had mom's call for consults.
I said, that's not how it

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works. That's not how it works. Moms do know what's best, and

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sometimes they do have to pick up
the phone to get little Johnny motivated.

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Do not take your mother to a
job interview either, No, don't do

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that, and we know thirty percent
of millennials are doing that bringing a parent

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to the interview. I don't know
what to shay. I've actually talked to

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some managers that have said I've actually
had parents in my office asking why the

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son or the daughter hasn't been it's
had gotten a raise or promoted maybe because

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of this, it's crazy. So
he got drunk at the wedding, which

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she did not like. So she
decided to divorce him after the honeymoon.

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Whoa wait, wait a minute,
wait a minute. The groom he got

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drunk. She didn't like it.
She didn't like it. She decided to

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divorce him after the honeymoon. She
went on that alone. Moreover, this

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was all an elaborate scheme of divorce
robbery because the guy was loaded, and

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so was his entire family. They
were loaded because they were a family of

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excellent lawyers. Oh boy, let's
just say it did not go well for

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her. Oh I guarantee it.
They tore her apart. Yeah, so

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she is smart and dumb at the
same time. Great bingo, you got

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some wedding presence out of it.
In a vacation that you went on by

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yourself. You're going to try to
legally swindle Morgan and Morgan It's it's almost

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unfair, and Isaacs it is.
Lawyers are It's just unfair. They constantly

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talk to regular people and go,
yeah, that's not how it works exactly,

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and then they know how to and
they can just no matter what situation

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they in they will send whatever they
want a letter to anybody with their letterhead

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on it that says, you know, Mumford and Sons. Whatever it is,

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whatever the damn whatever the damn thing
is. I don't know why I

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pull that out of my head.
Isn't that the printing company? Now,

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they didn't have a hit for a
while, so they got into the silkal

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profession. Right. If I'm just
saying, you send it on a letterhead,

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people people pequd. They're like,
who whoa, whoa, this is

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on a lawyer's letterhead. He just
fix it, Just fix it. I'm

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a paralegal for a divorce lawyer.
Our client told us he didn't clear out

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the marital account after they filed,
which is technically true. He took out

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forty five grand left about three fitty
in there. Three dollars and fifty cents.

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What lied about clearing out? I
want that didn't technically lie. No.

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Three fifty still in the account.
I knew a guy who got out

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of the military at nineteen years so
his ex wouldn't get half his pench Oh,

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he'd rather get nothing than give half
the pension to his ex if he

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stayed for one more year. That's
sad. That said, Now, wait

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a minute. So if he does
the nineteen he gets divorced, right,

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he doesn't have a he doesn't get
the twentieth year undercut. But all he's

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got to do is go work another
federal job for one more year, right,

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and then he he works another year, and then he gets his pension

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without having to share it with her, which is kind of evil unless she's

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a you know, slut. How
did you come up with that so quickly?

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I had had a friend that planned
a divorce for two years. It's

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so quiet about it, just gathering
stuff up. You've been doing this for

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two years, two years? How
to work? How to work out?

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For him? He said, why
don't? Why don't you tell me?

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He goes, If I told you, it'd have been out everywhere. Oh

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you're a good secret keeper, Tony. Sure, Oh you're gonna like this

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one. Yeah? Oh well I
no, no, a divorce because the

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chewing mouth thing. He developed a
complex and needed out because he couldn't bear

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to eat with her. Oh,
loud chewer. Loud chewing is definitely and

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it's hard to have the conversation because
you because the other person gets upset.

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That's just like, what do you
mean, because it's a little bit of

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an insecure thing. What do you
mean I'm allowing? And then you're trying

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to talk to them as they're chewing
and nodding. Can't do it, but

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you just if you're really in love, don't. It grates on me so

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much when you do the sound I
can't even barely get through this radio segment.

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Stop, please stop, just say
why don't you go eat that outside?

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Then come back in? Yeah,
what's yeah? Bill Murray? So

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not you you so, But it's
not a deal breaker if you're in love,

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you obviously, and this is what
you're meant to be person. Come

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on. I used to work as
a file clerk for a divorce attorney.

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Our client was trying to get full
custody of her child because her husband was

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quote dangerously neglectful of their son.
He served spaghetti instead of turkey for Thanksgiving.

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I wish I was making that up. Yeah, yeah, well,

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what do we say. It's never
about the massed potatoes, It's never about

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the spaghetti or whatever it is.
It's about something else, and she's looking

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for something. But most states are
now no fault correct, so it doesn't

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so it doesn't matter what happened.
He could have slept with whatever, all

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of his secretaries, and you could
have slept with the football team. Doesn't

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matter. It doesn't matter. You're
getting divorced, great, all right,

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so split split it up. It's
all about the assets. No one cares.

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States I think stopped caring about whose
fault it was for a long time

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there. It was always in the
men's on the mail side of things,

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right, I mean, And then
you had to pay her a certain amount

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of alum money and the women always
got got custody. Yeah. Absolutely,

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it's true. I didn't handle the
divorce. I handled parts of the aftermath

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and the divorce. She went a
while living in a truck somewhere. It

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couldn't handle it mentally. So he
gave her five of his nine companies.

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Those were the ones that owed seven
figures and taxes. Then he made her

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the book keeper on paper. She
spent decades trying to shake the I R

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s Oh, that's evil. That
is evil. I don't care what she

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did. That is evil, like
the fruid of the DEVI. But these

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I'm telling you, divorce lawyers will
tell you they're like good people do awful

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things in these divorces. M plus
there's always like a dui or a wreck

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or something because people drink or they
they're they're they're upset. Obviously this is

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not something they want to go do. So bad things happen during divorces with

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good people. True. At my
very first divorce, client asked me to

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hide the kitchen knives when they did
their walkthrough. Oh boy, just in

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case, mm hm yeah, just
yeah, just in case this isn't going

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well. So there's knives on the
wall, and pull those out of there,

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please. He argued with his new
in laws during the wedding and moved

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out around five am during their first
night together. No way, Oh,

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probably politics, right, who knows
knows? It's the in laws are an

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issue a lot of times. I
remember Rick Patino did a press conference and

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brought up like for a sports analogy. Were you there when he said,

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you know, it's like your kids. You try to tell him you shouldn't

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marry that person, and like one
of his kids had just kind of razed,

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and you're just like, you know, because he always spoke to his

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players through the media, which he
didn't listen to supposed to, and he

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was like, yeah, you tell
you kids, you know who you shouldn't

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marry that person, but they marry
them anyway. It's your kids. You

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want to support them, right,
so you're just like, what's that about?

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But sometimes the parent is wrong and
the people are in love and they're

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still together today. That is very
true. The dumbest divorce I ever sat

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here lasted over two years because they
refused to let each other get any ground.

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They are argued for four months over
who gets the Christmas ornaments? Four

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months and why didn't the lawyers put
a stop together to stop against it because

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billable hours making money off this fight. So they're just like, no,

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no, no, no no,
you keep fighting for that. That's your

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darn decoration. That's right said.
Pro tip if you're ever in a divorce,

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saying, sure, take its cheaper, there's no question, just take

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it just I don't care whatever it
is, it doesn't mean anything. You're

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gonna start your life over anyway.
This isn't like the Norman Rockwell days,

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when you keep stuff forever. You
get rid of stuff and get new stuff.

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The magistrate I used to work for
got a petition for divorce. The

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reason the wife gave he should have
been more forthcoming about his shortcomings in the

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bedroom. Oh damn, that's just
mean. That mean, this is mean?

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And what about the frigid girls?
No, yeah, it could have

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happened. Women are just like we
had sex twice in fifteen years. Wells,

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shortcoming is about short or ability?
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I think is well, who knows
if it's both actual size issue or

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he's just not very good? Tony's
like I object and I beg to differ.

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Well, yeah, I ain't nobody
bringing in fool now. If it's

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it has to be the shortcoming size, because most women are gonna look,

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I gotta we're gonna get you up
to speed here, mm hmm. Right.

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If only there were pills for that
in treatments. Geez, if there

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weren't, we'd have no ad revenue. My AX once had a client who

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was fighting over everything, including two
five dollars plastic lawn chairs from Dollar General.

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Yeah, both attorneys offered to buy
four of the chairs for both spouses.

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Yep, so they could get past
it. Yep, they did not

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agree. Wow, that just tells
you that it's about hate and not about

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two chairs. And do you really
hate each other if you're fighting this much

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are you in love though, right? You still love them? Because it's

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like you're you're wanting this to continue. If you wanted to cut this off

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and move on with your life,
you would just do take the chairs.

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But do you seriously, how do
you feel? Huh? Do you really

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kind of want to get back?
Uh? Back? I remember our buddy

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of ours and you knowing well,
they were in their little divorce hearings and

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in the middle of the in the
middle of the day, in the middle

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of the proceedings, did Dave he
rolled back and leaned back in the middle

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of the trod the thing trial whatever
it is. Yeah, yeah, yeah,

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I love you. And she started
crying and they were like, stop,

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stop, you can't do that.
They stopped everything that day. They

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end up having sex in the parking
lot. Did they get divorced? Uh?

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Yeah. Uh. One more,
the husband slept with his wife's sister,

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then married the sister. The wife
responded by marrying her ex's brother.

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No, well, you know what, then, you're even I'm okay with

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that, right, I think it's
evil if you marry the ex bride's sister.

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Unless there is this is it.
There's no other person out of seven

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billion people this is the one.
I can see that happening, but that's

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out of spite and weirdness. Don't
do that to that poor girl, and

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then don't do that to the family
because you ruin that whole family. Find

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somebody else her usage of the K
cups. I guess that's coffee. Oh

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yes. Mediation almost fell over with
who would take the remaining K cups.

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After three hours of arguing, I
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Two hundred bucks later, I got
rid of a ridiculous client has a K

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cups, isn't that Yeah, that's
the like the individual cups? Yeah,

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yeah, yeah, no, I
bet you. That's twice you've mentioned this

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in this series to where the lawyers
are like, we'll pay for buy you

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launch, just move on. And
this one doesn't surprise me. My divorce

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lawyer told her the most ridiculous case
involved two years of litigation over a Lego

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collection. Oh boy, court cost
attorney feast. It all added up to

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way more than the value of the
Lego collection. Now that's the first one

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that actually makes sense to me,
because people lose their damn mind. You're

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not getting my death star, you're
not getting these legos and I don't.

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Again. I walk by the these
places that have these giant legos, and

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I don't get it. Here's the
Titanic in legos. Okay, that was

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five hundred dollars. Okay, and
you're super and it wasn't put together yet.

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In Disney they had the giant Dinosaur
made of all legos. I'm like,

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I'm not impressed. There are TV
shows about legos. Yes, it's

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a community. It is a community
boring engineer types. And they always wear

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shoes, the legos because they step
on the always yes, totally hurt.

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You'll learn that, Yeah, you
don't have to wear shoes, or do

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you have to wear shoes when you
go to lots of hostiles. I think

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it's no shoes, no service,
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gonna want to put your shoes on
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Tony. I will be there today. I'm getting some hot sandwiches for

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us tonight, and then obviously I
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of need some more pasta salad.
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it's grabbing go. It's like one
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like, oh man, what are
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got the cube cheese, broccoli,
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torlini, an Italian sort of sauce, of course, oh so good.

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to the chicken salad, which has
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of almonds. The tuna salad is
right there. Grab those round crackers,

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yes, and loaded up with tunisalad
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too. The best homemade soups are
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shop, and of course the grocery
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heart of Saint Matthew's is lots of
pasta. Be there this app before you

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go to the lake. Grab some
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oven. Yes, it's some good
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All right. Back after this,
Denise Pelagren and it breaks down the

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market. It's been record highs for
a couple of days in a row.

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on News Radio eight forty w h A

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s A Monster mash by the way
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but it was for some reason it
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in seventy three. Must have been
a movie or a TV sit like The

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Hardy Brothers or something like that.
Hardy Boys, Hardy Boys, the Hardy

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Brothers, Smothers Brothers and the Hardy
Boys mixed him up. So Denise,

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that's what threw us off. Like
that was confusing, but that made it

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really fun because it did to do
that like big about face and say wait

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a minute, I think I'm going
crazier. That was yeah. I was

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like what and then and it is
a familiar song, so obviously what's around

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in seventies Monster mashed? So yeah, So sixty two is when it charted

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first, and then obviously for some
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which we got correctly. Who yeah, I know you always tell you

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think I'm crazy. Dwight is too. I checked my four oh one every

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once in a while like a crazy
person, just like I'm fifty five.

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I got a while to go what
are you doing? But it is,

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man, it is doing well.
It is really doing well at this point,

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you've really you probably have doubled your
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it's up a significant number. I
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I went, WHOA, Okay,
that's why I like, you know,

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anybody who has investments who isn't just
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they're doing pretty well. This whole
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I'm not saying they are on people
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what people are looking at because if
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or their retirement plan, if they're
working class, right and they have oh

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yeah, no corporations you're doing Just
find any they're having record corporate You want

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to explain inflation record corporate profits.
And that's why that's why, right is

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sky right? Inflation too? Like
we spend money on three things, right,

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gas groceries, well, four things, gas groceries, education, and

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healthcare, that's it, and all
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If you got find a doctor,
right, so there's no question. If

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not find a doctor, that's the
no true words have been spoken. Then

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if you can find a doctor,
right, there's like I mean Bloomberg has

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a great healthcare plan, but for
a lot of people, like just finding

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someone on your plan, you can't
A lot of people can't do that.

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You can't do it. All right, So we are still in the green

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though for the day. Is that
correct for Dow at least? Okay?

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So yesterday, you know, the
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Today we have another additional one hundred
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yeah, I mean, if your
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in blue chips, you're doing great
right now. S and P five hundred,

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that's down about sixty. Here's the
thing, guys, the Nasdaq is

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down today by more than four hundred
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percent drop, and that is huge. The Biden administration it's facing some pushback

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to its chip crackdown on China,
and sources say it has told allies it's

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considering using some severe trade restrictions against
China. And that's what's got like Nvidia

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and a bunch of those stocks rattled. And another day, another new whiskey,

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Elijah Craig, we know that name, launching Elijah Craig toasted Rye.

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You remember back in seventeen eighty nine, they were the first, or at

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least they claimed to chart oak barrels
to make bourbon. That's why they're called

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the father of bourbon. Well,
now they've got this new iteration, this

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toasted rye. They say it has
kind of a chocolate favor, maybe a

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little frisson of crembrulat, almond and
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And I couldn't figure out how much
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not super cheap. Okay, we're
in the land of bourbon whiskey, and

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here's the here's the well bourbon,
we're actually bourbon. And here's what's happened.

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The consumption of bourbon is up.
It's like music. The consumption is

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up. Revenue is down because you're
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Right, So the bigger companies,
some of our bigger bourbon distributors here are

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are firing people because the peak of
the COVID. And then now you've got

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people, we've got basket former basketball
stars at U of L that have bourbon's,

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we've got we've got we've got everyone's
got a bourbon now, right,

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everyone, right, it's not just
like but he's got their own correct craft.

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Correct. So bourbon drinking and consumption
is up. Revenues for the big

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eas are down. So that's why
they come out with these attention grab right

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you know, like chocolate. Okay, here's what they say, complex layers

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of soft and creamy milk chocolate added
to the characteristic spice notes. You got

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you got me, you got me? Yeah, you got me? Okay,

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you got me. I'm texting now, dude. Oh yeah, I'm

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sorry to I mean start the show. You interrupting my texting. Dude.

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Steve Winwood is covering for you.
Okay, cool, I'm gonna go.

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Okay cool. Uh, smiley face
with sunglasses on or just smiley face.

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It depends who you're talking to.
It's the the interview we're supposed to be

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doing right now. Oh gotcha?
She said, Oh, I screwed up

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my whole day. I'm so so
so sorry. I'm saying, oh cool,

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smiley face with sunglasses. So it
means we're not going to do that

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today. We are not. Oh, here and here's a song I had

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I pulled for him. Here,
Let's see if I can find it.

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Here it is we're talking about kidneys. Right, yeah, so here we

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go. They hell, all right, I don't know what my apologies,

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it'll be in your head all day
now. And I don't know why I'm

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thinking of this, but my dad
used to like fried chicken livers. Give

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heard of that? Oh yeah,
now KFC think it's indies. Yeah,

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some of those places have chicken livers. She used to have them right right,

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and all the stores and then if
sometime during the eighties or nineties they

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reduced him to one store in Okalona
or something, and my dad used to

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get off work and go, I
need some chicken livers and he would drive

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to Okalona to get his chicken livers
from KFC. Becky and my wife,

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the vegetarian, used to eat those. I I don't even know what does

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the chicken liver look like. I
don't even know it's a real little liver?

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How big? How big can a
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they've just I guess that generation cooked
everything. What if the chicken was a

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drinker? Is it bigger? Well
man, I don't even know if you

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want to eat the chicken livers now
from what they can sue, Oh,

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no doubt poor chickens. Oh they
get so fat so quick. Their little

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legs break. Oh no, don't, it's true. They're a little legs

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break and then they're on the ground. Now, I can't eat that.

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And their fat bodies are on the
ground because they grew too fast for the

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development. Why do you do that
sort of thing? I'm sorry, I'm

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trying to tell you the truth.
Don't turn me into a vegetarian if you

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do it, if you take a
tour of the Purdue Chicken manufacturing, you

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won't eat chicken again. I'm not
doing it now, all right, I

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can't save the ones that are already
in the grocery case. There are you

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can buy free range chickens, and
they're at least out in the you know,

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right, right, they're free and
stuff until one bad day they do

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a salt veal once. No,
don't, okay, they take the chips

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they buy they buy old bags of
freedolays, right, and then they but

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the problem is they don't just open
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They chew up the plastic bag and
the and the Freedo lays and feed the

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chickens the plastic and and the Freedo
lays unless the chickens choice. At least

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they could pick around that. That's
not so bad. I grew up with

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my family's from Key West. There
was chickens in the yard all the time.

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Of course, there were everywhere your
chickens. There was Key West.

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Don't tell me the story about grabbing
a chicken and lopping his head off.

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Do not tell one of those stories
runs the other way. You gotta wait

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for it to stop. Somebody did
it as part of a Halloween competition.

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Why did I bring it up?
Okay, so the guy brought he brought

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I won't even tell you what he
did. It was so racist. He

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had another per human being on a
leash and he brought him up. He

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was the final contestant in the Jeffersonville
Halloween competition. Happened here in Louisville,

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Kentucky with Uncle Ron and Troy the
Morning Show. And the guy brought up

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a big chunk of wood, and
everybody's like, why do you have a

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stump? Why do you have a
stump? And out of the bag comes

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a chicken. Out of his back
pocket comes a hatchet. He throws the

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chicken on top of the wall.
He tows the chicken on top the log,

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and everybody went and there's no way
he's doing this. There's no way

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he goes won't And you would think, well, the chickens just gonna fall

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over. The chicken pops up off
the log and runs down the center of

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the theater with his head streaming blood
out of it, down the center of

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the theater and a gigantic fight broke
out, broke out because this dude sat

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in the front row and got blood
on himself and even though the guy had

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a hatchet, he went up there
and just popped him right in the eye.

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And then it was a melee.
Did he say that's for the chicken

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and that's how No, No,
but I I but that's how the competition

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ended. That was the less I
ask myself, why why did I bring

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that up? People go, people
like just say something, and I was

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like, I have a radio story
for that. It's like, okay,

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I have to tell myself, Dave, the chicken wouldn't be alive today.

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That was a long time ago.
Oh I'm sorry, I'm getting Middletown KFC

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was the one that had chicken livers. Thank you Uncle Rick. Uh Middletown

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at KFC. I thought it was
Okalona, I forgot any other killing,

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cute creature stories you want to get
out? Oh no, I'll stop there

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if you want me to please.
Okay, Uh, all right, So

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let's reset some of the top stories
as we walked in today. Ingrid Ingrid

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that yesterday went viral for the worst
rendition of the national anthem in history.

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We played it. It was awful. The girl comes out last night and

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says, when you do this job, you check into rehab, and that's

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exactly what happened. I'm not gonna
be es y'all. I was drunk last

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night. I'm checking myself into a
facility today to get the help I need.

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That was not me last I apologize
to Major League Baseball, all the

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fans, and this country I love
so much for that rendition. I'll let

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y'all know how rehab is. I
hear it's super fun, Ingrid, Big

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Finish Ingrid and dress and we will
do this story again when she gets out

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of rehab. I heard rehab is
super fun. That's not a good sign

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that she's gonna she's going into this
with an open mind. She doesn't mean

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it, that's a fact. So
here's the thing she has to go to

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treatment, stay in treatment, work
on the damn song, and then have

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the have the rehab singing of it
right right. It's been done though by

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Amy Wyne. How to do that? There was a Nicky Haley siding last

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night at the Republican Convention on night
two or is it three? I've been

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night three tonight? Okay, so
then tomorrow tonight is tonight, so I

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think is the vice president? And
then Trump talks tomorrow, right, but

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Nikki Haley back in the fold,
yep, yep, so is Florida boy

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dessentis, yes, they're all coming
together. Gets or Gates, you don't

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know who that is, the large
size head guy that is I'm sorry your

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head is actually smaller than his.
Oh cool. He is that one of

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the twelve that is always causing problems. He's on the floor belligering people.

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McCarthy was trying to do an interview
and he walked up and is pointing at

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him and calling him a liar and
everything, and this kind of bigger,

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older dude. He looks about sixty
five, and he's standing there well,

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put together his suit and all that, and he goes, hey, stop

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being an a hole, and Gates
gets Gates walk turns around, he gets

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right in his face and goes,
dude, I don't even know you,

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and he goes, it doesn't matter, you don't know me. Please stop

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being an a hole. It's simple. Stop being an a hole. We're

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trying to bring it all together right
now. Getting drunk at a convention.

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We're trying to bring all this together
right now, and you're on the floor

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attacking people. And that's maybe a
great sign for the Republicans that they are

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starting to hold uh, to hold
some of the ones that are outliers to

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say, look, dude, you
got to get into the folder or we're

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moving on without you. Get on
the train. Yeah, oh, get

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out in the way. Bellman professor
John Jones. He was fired for his

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stupid tweet about missing that the shotgut
was missed killing Trump. It's obviously stupid.

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I am the same thing with with
Tenacious DUSD has not. Jack Black

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guy said the same thing on stage, Yeah A glack gas what's his name,

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Kyle Gass Kyle gas Uh said something
on on stage in Sydney that said

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next time, don't miss and Jack
Black freaked out, canceled the rest of

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the tour and that, I apologize, I don't condone that kind of speech

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and moved on. So good for
Jack Black. I do agree with that

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if he wants to do that,
but I do disagree with firing people for

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what you say on Twitter. We've
just gotten used to it. Oh no,

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he needs to be fired. Really, can we back down about ten

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years or seven, eight years ago
when we just didn't cancel everybody for saying

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something stupid? There are a holes
everywhere. They're gonna say stupid stuff.

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Move on with your life. I
believe there should be a suspension or holding

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some people to standards, but I
also don't believe that regular people should just

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be fired for saying stupid stuff on
the internet. So there, that's it.

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Stop firing people, suspend them,
publicly, flog them, whatever.

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But they shouldn't be fired. Their
life shouldn't be ruined because you said something

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stupid. And this kid's probably twenty
three to twenty four years old, probably

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got his dream job, dream job
or a professor at a one of the

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best Catholic universities in America. I
could get pats on the back from other

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wackos on social media? Is that
why you do that? And I'm sorry

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I blame I don't blame some of
the older people that don't understand social media.

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This kid grew up with it.
He should have known. You can't

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do that. Louisville Police major is
being investigated following a complaint of gender discrimination.

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This is the fifth time LMBD LMPD
has been in the news since May,

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and we're hearing it's not going to
be the last. That's not this,

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ain't it that There is more coming
our way LMPD that's not going to

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make the department look good. And
this one actually is really bad, is

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what I heard yesterday. I'm not
reporting on it because I don't know it

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to be true. I have no
sources, but one well, I'm not

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going to say anything, but you
know, apparently this is not going to

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be it. We begged the mayor
on Friday, Did we not? We

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did? Can we? Can you
get LMPD to not be in the news

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for three weeks? That's all I'm
asking? Thank you, thank you?

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We agree, we agree to all
right. I have to talk about several

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things, including Edlin and Edland.
Call five nine nine eight hundred and get

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one percent commission rate. Stop fooling
around with other real estate agents one percent

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commission rate. Your house is gonna
sell, they'll take care of you.

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Keep the equity in your pocket.
Don't give it to a real estate agent.

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All right, Unlimited Landscapes. Once
you sell and you go get another

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house, get eating on an eedling
to help you buy the other house after

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you sell it one percent and then
put a pool in get it landscaped.

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Unlimited Landscapes can do that. The
pool we went to at the Heralds the

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other day was fantastic. They can
do that for you. Build a resort

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in your backyard, including all of
the landscaping around it with the stone and

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not just the pool. It's so
fantastic. Go to Unlimited Landscapes dot com

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and now the colors just pop because
you can see clearly. I can see

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clearly now. I went to vision
first dot com. Vision first ie care

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dot com. Was that better than
ingrid? Uh slightly? Vision firstiyecare dot

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com. I have the glasses on
my face right now, about two pair

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because the first pair was regular price
and the price of the second pair was

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half priced. I have eye insurance, so it's even better if you have

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the supplemental eye insurance. They pick
up a lot of the bill anyway.

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So Vision firstycare dot com. I'm
fifty five years old. First time I

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ever walked into an eye doctor and
got glasses. I needed them. I

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can't see, damn it. So
I got some glasses. But whether you're

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six months old, because there was
a six month old when I was in

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there, the cutest little thing you've
ever seen in your life getting glasses for

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the first time, or if you're
sixty doesn't matter. Vision firstiyecare dot com

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get the appointment. They have eighteen
locations. Okay, I apologize for playing

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the kidney song. I'm not going
to cleanse your mind, cleanse my palate

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to get that out of your head. Oh you are, you are.

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It'll do it, It'll do it. You're I've safe to say you're a

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terrible person for playing this song.
I mean claim buck. Starting nine minutes,

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this song will be going on for
the next two hours. Get you

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get your doomy me. We'll be
back after these reported news issues. Thank

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you, news Radio eight forty eight. Chance still going. Actually, if

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we played this under Clay and Buck, this would go pretty much the three

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hours until Terry goes on and I
don't even know if the claim Buck could

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get their show, their show in
and the boat is sunk. Yet it's

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getting there okay. For Dave Jenny's
I'm Tony of Venetty along with Dwight Wadding.

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We will see you later and see
you tomorrow at nine am. Clay

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and Buck are up next. They
got plenty to talk about it. News

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Radio eight forty WA Chance Love you
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