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This is Gary and Shannon and you're
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the Gary and Shannon Show on demand
on the iHeartRadio app. You should

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be ashamed of yourself for that.
You should be You should walk around your

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head down. This is not about
the full time baby Yes, your forehead

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the sidewalk. You're not upset that
upset about that? I feel like I

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am. Do you want to know
how much they make? Please tell me

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it's not a lot of money.
Three hundred and fifty dollars an hour to

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be a full time baby name consult? How many hours does it take to

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come up with a baby name?
Why are you now? You're you're just

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gonna go down? Just I see
what you're doing. Now you see that,

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I get a little exorcise. Couples
are no longer naming their children after

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loved ones or casually flipping through books
for inspiration. Oh what are they doing?

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I remember my mom had a baby
name book. It was it was

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blue and had little storks on it. It was all boys' names, blue

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or no. I just remember the
cover of it. It was very cute.

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They say, moms and dads.
You're like, that's a great story.

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Moms and dads who want to give
their children any edge they can in

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an increasingly competitive world, are paying
experts like Colleen Slagan and Morgan Tim hundreds

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of dollars to give their kiddos the
perfect name. I want to I want

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to do a shout out to my
mor good and my what was the other

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one? Colleen? Colleen has always
been fascinated with baby names because those two

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are ripping off rich peace. Yeah, absolutely good for you. They say

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that. Friends expressed how helpful Colleen's
commentary had been when they chose names for

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their children. Nobody believes that if
you've ever had a kid and you're going

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through the and I haven't, and
you're going through the names with your with

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your wife or your husband or what
have you, the thing you want is

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feedback, Partner, Why are you
just saying words to bother me? Now?

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It's an a because you started it. It's an awful thing. It's

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an awful thing to get feedback.
Yeah, that's why you didn't even tell

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anyone what your dog's name is.
There's two people at the table. There's

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two yeah, and then what if
you say, I'm gonna name my daughter

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Jeanette? And one that's an awful
name. Yeah, one of your friends

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says that, but you still go
with Jeannette. You're always going to be

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thinking of that comment. Yeah.
I guess they don't think I'm their friend.

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Let's see here. I think a
lot of people have a pretty good

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feeling about what they want, but
want a third party opinion. No,

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that's not what people want. No, I don't think we ever ran names

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by anyone when it came to our
kids. Colleen first advertised her services with

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her company Naming Baby, oh My
God on local Facebook groups in Boston.

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She began posting TikTok videos of her
work. In twenty twenty three, work

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her work, oh my God.
She quit her job as a nurse practitioner

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and began helping parents choose baby names
full time. This is just you know,

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you're just gonna rile me up to
today. She takes fifteen clients a

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month and charges three hundred and fifty
dollars each. She earns just naming babies

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sixty three thousand dollars a year.
Man, I could do that. I

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could totally do. The names must
typically fit extremely specific qualifications. Well,

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you named mister bumber Puss. That
was your freaking crowning gem rest my case,

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my god, my case, I'd
totally pay you to name one if

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my baby naming agency was simply called
bumber Puss. Yes, and then people

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be like, what does that guy
do? And I say, listen,

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I'm just I help you name your
baby. Some requests she's gotten in the

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past are that the name was only
used twenty five times the previous year,

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or names that have specific sounds.
Her slots open at the beginning of the

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month and typically fill up within an
hour. She prefers to keep her three

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children's names private, but she says
she chose their monikers using Celtic, classic,

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classics, or family staples. Well, let me say, and I'm

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doing this without even asking you.
You and I are available for baby naming

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consultations for I'd undercut her, and
I would say for two hundred and fifty

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dollars an hour, not three hundred
two fifty. Okay, I name a

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baby for I'll name a baby twenty
one bar Come on, it's time for

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swamp. Watch swamp. That is
horrible. The government doesn't work. Man

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to make us like a reality TV
show was bad. Noos always a pleasure

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to be anywhere from Washington, d
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all too clearly built on a swamp
and in so many ways still a swamp.

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I have a bunch of malarkey.
Nobody said drained the swamp. I

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said, Oh, that's so keep
you know the thing. And I'll admit

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I'm guilty of saying things like,
well, you know what he was saying,

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or you know what she meant by
that. So this was coma Gary

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and Shannon. You know they meant
he messed up like he does and everything

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he says talking about Trump, But
he meant coming out of the Secret Service

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car to go into the hospital.
Okay, then why did he say that

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he was talking about it when I
want to get up. I'm not going

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to be taken out on the stretch
here. We had a little argument.

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Well, I have six guys lying
on top of me. I mean I

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had some big guys on top of
me. Yeah, the strong guys too.

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I can tell you that by they
were very handsome, and they smelled

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good. They were so strong.
They were the strongest men with the biggest

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muscles, and they were on top
of me. Me strongest meant So he

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was talking about the stretcher on the
stage. I think that he's pissed that

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there weren't all strong men, that
there was two women involved. And I

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don't think that there's one of those
pictures, the Ewajima picture that I think

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he's not capitalizing because he's embarrassed that
he had a woman there was there.

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Yes, that's a weird deep die, I know, I just realized that

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conspiracy theory in my head. Just
say it out loud, because your computer's

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going to listen to you and you're
going to get more of that. Well,

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I think it's true. I think
that's why he made us showing of

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Oh, and there were so many
men, and there were big men,

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and they were it was a woman
with a bun. The story about the

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assassination attempt came to a close today, although I mean obviously the investigation,

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but a major chapter came to a
close when the director of the Secret Service,

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Kimberly Cheedle, this morning announced that
she was going to resign. She

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admitted yesterday there were significant and colossal
problems with security at the rally, but

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at the time, at least yesterday, rebuffed all of the demands for her

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resignation. I think one of the
members of Congress even offered, Hey,

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I get five minutes of questioning,
would you like me to open up our

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Would you like me to turn over
the five minutes to you so that you

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can write your resignation letter? Are
you ready for your jeopardy question? Okay,

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just get it out of the way. You don't have the music,

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wouldn't you want to wait and do
it later? Yeah? Oh, okay,

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I'm not doing it without the music. Don't be ridiculous. That would

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be dumb with the music. Maybe
I got it now, Okay. So

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one of the things that happens politically
speaking, when Kamala Harris is at the

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top of the ticket. Now,
by the way, she is expected to

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do her first real Harris for President
campaign rally today while Joe Biden is on

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his way back to Washington, d
C. There are going to be problems

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with Democrats trying to keep the Senate. Incumbents like John Tester out of Montana,

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Shared Brown out of Ohio, Bob
Casey and Pennsylvania Jackie Rosen out of

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Nevada are all being pressed on her
most controversial policy statements. They go way

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back to the primary in twenty twenty, when she ran for president and got

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stopped pretty quickly. Democratic senators are
worrying that this lack of voter enthusiasm for

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Biden, I mean up until forty
eight hours ago, would actually hurt the

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Democratic turnout in those battleground states.
I think him dropping out is going to

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increase the voter turnout. Well,
they're hoping. They're hoping that her at

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the top of the ticket means you're
going to see more minority voters traditionally going

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Democrat, younger voters traditionally going Democrat
well than would have come out for Joe

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Biden. And what about the independence, you know, Governor Chris Sanunu,

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Republican out of New Hampshire said last
week at the GOP convention. He said,

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if and when they make the switch, everything is going to change.

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It's going to get very close in
a lot of those tight states. There's

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going to be more energy, he
says. I think the Democrat Party would

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be effectively rewarded, if you will, by independents who say, hey,

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none of us like that whole Biden
Trump ticket to start with, you guys

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had the courage to change your nominee
out do you? I don't know if

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you saw the coverage of what Nikki
Haley said several months ago. I believe

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it was January, January February.
She said, the party that dumps its

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eighty year old candidate first is the
one that's going to win this election.

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Yeah, and there is something to
be said about that, because, you

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know, for months we've been talking
about the polls that were showing seventy percent

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of voters seventy percent did not want
to see a rematch of what we had

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before. Now, technically this is
not a rematch of what we had before.

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Although Trump still, you know,
carries with him whatever baggage he's got.

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Is there is that enough to drive
people towards a Democratic candidate, regardless

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of who it is. And I
mean, yes, there are people who

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are going to be motivated by Kamala
Harris because she's younger, she's a woman

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of color, all that stuff.
But are there people who just say,

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whew, at least it's not Joe
Biden. I feel comfortable voting for a

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Democrat. Is it personal or is
it more about high prices, interest rates,

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things that are policy driven? Because
she's going to have the same policies,

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I feel like policy is such a
wasted thing. I order is top

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of mind for many people Democrats included. Yeah, but ah, I should

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say Anne not but and she loses
on that issue. I mean that that

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is arguably the absolute worst issue the
Democrats have, and specifically Kamala Harris because

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of what role she was supposed to
play and helping come up with solutions that

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was ridiculous. Though she was never
going to be able to single handedly do

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anything at the border, just like
Joe Biden wasn't going to be able to

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cure cancer when Obama put that onus
on him. Well, but that's the

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thing, and that is she's got
that issue to answer to. And the

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one thing she's to fight on behalf
of is going to be the issue of

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abortion, because we've said before she
as a woman, can speak to it

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in a way that's going to motivate
more women than Donald Trump or any other

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any male candidate of regardless of which
party. I'm going to make you the

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flying unicorns are? Can you make
that happen for me? I can get

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a lama. I could tape a
paper towel tube to his forehead and throw

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him across the room. And that's
as close as I can get to.

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That's about what she was going to
be able to do with the border with

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paper towel tubes and some duct tape. The other thing is that the Senate

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Republicans have had to come up with
some new attacks. They said that one

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of the things they're going to use, one of the words they're going to

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use about Kamala Harris for being too
liberal, et cetera, is that she

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is weird, that the things that
she does she does seem a little bad.

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Her habit of laughing at inappropriate moments, her self proclaimed love of ven

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diagrams, and her calls to ban
plastic straws, among other things. I

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have breaking news. Oh okay.
Joe Biden just boarded Air Force one and

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he walked out of his suv with
a mask in hand. Stretcher, no

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stretcher. When I just said,
Joe Biden, did you think I was

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going to have no dire news?
No? Because I saw the picture of

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him. Oh okay. He was
peppered with questions by reporters on hand.

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They asked how he was feeling,
whether he thought Kamala could beat Trump.

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He replied with an inaudible answer,
then went up the big stairs to get

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on the airplane. Wait. He
had a mask, but it was in

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his hand. Yes, it's a
good place for it. Well, I

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mean he's outside, he's outside of
the suv walking onto a plane. They

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haven't. That doesn't matter to some
people. I agree, I don't understand

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the outside. Well whatever, you
know. You go to Japan and a

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lot of people this was ten years
ago and a lot of people were wearing

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masks walking around outside. Yeah,
it's just a thing. I guess.

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Okay, the USA. Can we
go back to baby name consultant the USA

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for six hundred dollars. This large
national memorial that's about twenty five miles southwest

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of Rapid City, South Dakota is
named for a New York lawyer. Oh,

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I'm going to say Mount I already
think I'm right Mount Rushmore. Yes,

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Well, here we go. The
campaign is in full swing, I

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guess you could say. Now Vice
President Kamala Harris holding her first presidential rally.

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We're going to tune in and just
listen for a little bit. She

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is in Milwaukee, the site of
last week's Republican national commercial. Josh Come

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Wisconsin. Secretary of Saint Sarah DoD
Luska County Executive David David Crowley Canon Johnson

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and the Great State Party chair Ben
Wickler, who I have worked with.

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Ben. You and I have been
working together for years and I can attest

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he knows how to build the infrastructure
that delivers winds up and down the ballot.

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Thank you, Ben. This crowd
is what did they give? This

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crowd? And to be back in
Wisconsin. And it's great to be in

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Milton. It sounds like it puts
you up, but it really puts you

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to sleep. Hump kills you.
And many of you know our state campaign

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headquarters are in this city. They
just said unhinged, don't they? Political

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operatives? White House goes through Wisconsin. I mean everyone gets the applause like

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that, what is this there?
And to win in Wisconsin, we are

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counting on you right here in Milwaukee. Well, listen, she's going to

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do the campaign speech. We kind
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know what we can expect from a
campaign speech. It's like a sitcom audience

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to there are signs that say applause. There are real people there. I

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did see them. But she's standing
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across the stage there and again historic
and that this is her first rally.

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In the Harris for President campaign.
I have two things to get to.

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Number one, some good news.
That fifteen year old girl who had been

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missing for about a week. We
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safe. Alison Chow is her name. She'd been missing since July sixteenth.

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She disappeared while heading to an ant's
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about four miles away from her home, and she has been found they said

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as somebody. According to a security
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She had been followed by someone in
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missing girl and called police. She
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That's quite a ways from Monterey Park. Yeah, because she was found there.

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There's an interesting line in the way
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It said, eyewitness News is approaching
this case with caution and seeking out

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any answers that could shed light on
this situation. Yeah, very strength is

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the other thing. The other thing
is that Charles Rushmore was the American businessman

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and lawyer for whom Mount Rushmore is
named. I know you were waiting on

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this with baited breath in eighteen eighty
five. Can I have some storytime music?

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In eighteen eighty five, Rushmore went
to the Black Hills of South Dakota

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to check the titles to properties for
an Eastern mining company. And it is

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kind of a contradictory topic how it
was named after him. One version of

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the story goes like this. One
day he was returning to the headquarters of

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the ten Company, located at Pine
Camp. With him was a prospector and

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a guide by the name of William
Challis. As they neared the mountain,

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Rushmore turned to Chalice and asked its
name. Chalice replied, never had any,

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but it has now. We'll call
the thing Rushmore. However, if

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you ask rancher Jerry Urbinek. Rushmore
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hunt big game every year, and
one day, while accompanied by Ted Brockett

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of Keystone, Rushmore asked the name
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was Slaughterhouse Rock. Rushmore joked that
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him the right to have the mountain
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for the hell of it, And
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And here we are today. You're
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it no falling along, so he
had nothing to do with the actually nothing

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carving of the president's faces on that
nothing nothing to do with it. A

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rich guy that would go there to
hunt every year said, I want a

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mountain named after me. I guess
that's how you do it. I quick

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update on the La County Superior Court
issue. The biggest trial court in the

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country had to be closed yesterday as
they were trying to get a past a

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ransomware attack on the computer systems.
It was detected on Friday. They said

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it's probably not related to the whole
CrowdStrike thing that has taken down so many

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other businesses and really thrown a wrench
into Delta Airlines. But this closure affected

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all thirty six county courthouses in La
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statement said that they will reopen today. So the statement included directions for potential

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jurors who were summoned for jury duty, but warned that you might expect delays

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and potential impacts because of limits in
functionality. They said that it was the

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specifically the my Jury Duty portal for
jurors and the court's website as well as

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some of the court's case management systems. The preliminary investigation said they didn't have

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any information that the court users data
was compromised in any way. But ransomware.

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Again, somebody puts this bug into
the computer. It encrypts the data

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and prevents any files from being accessed. They'll often steal information, take these

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affected computer systems and basically hold them
get it for ransom, hence the ransomware.

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Until that ransom is paid, we
don't know anything exactly what's going on

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if the county has decided to pay
it. They are not answering questions about

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how they got control of the systems, whether anybody paid a ransom or not,

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and what confidential information, if any, was exposed, or whether any

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data was lost. But again they
did say that no, there is no

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evidence yet that court user's data was
compromised as a result of that. So

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back up and running today, All
right, coming up next? Do you

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want to get to this Elon MUCKs
story? Oh right, I forgot about

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the panties. We'll see the panties
for the story and we'll do. I

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just don't have enough. I don't
have enough enthusiasm for any politician. No,

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that's I don't treat them like,
yeah, exactly. We were talking

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earlier about the naming consultants, the
baby name consultants. Okay, so what's

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really going on, Gary, Like, is it about the baby name consulting?

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Is it about that price tag?
Or what's really going on? Also,

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are you under the influence? He's
a kind of drunk. I don't

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know whatever. Seriously, though,
get it together. More important things than

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baby names. I don't drink on
Tuesday. I think you did sound a

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little unhinged about the baby names,
but it had nothing to do with the

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baby name consultants. Maybe maybe Hey, guys, I have three kids,

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and we learned very early on not
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we hear people make me fun of
baby names all the time. Right,

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It's a lot easier to make fun
of a name than it is to make

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fun of a baby when the name
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Interesting, And like you said,
is no one else's business what you name

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your kids. Yeah, that's a
good point. The NFL could be expanding

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its regular season. They're talking about
discussions at the league at a very high

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level about adding an eighteenth regular season
game to the schedule. As much as

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I love football. That's too many. I thought that was a whole problem

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with they were doing four free season
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Now they're doing three intacked on another
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Thanks guys, you got my blood
boiling. What a six six six six

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society where people have to hire someone
to name their baby. That's disgusting.

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I'm just besides myself on that.
How impersonal is that? And when the

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kid grows up, where'd you get
my name? Oh? We paid someone

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for it? Holy wow. That's
angrier than you were. Very and also

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the president's comment, former President Trump's
comments that he was being tackled by six

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very strong, very big men.
I had some big, strong daddy stallions

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on top of me. I wasn't
going anywhere. Hey John from riversick,

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Hey, real quick. The coconut
story about Harris and some of the other

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things that she's strange or that you
think is weird cultural experience is that nobody

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expects you two to understand, but
they resonate with millions of other people in

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the in the world and in the
country. So it's like the Chacolas and

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the Mexican mom's throwing shoes at people. You know, that's something you will

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never understand, but it's a big
part of people's history. Uh so just

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keep those things in mind. Okay, that's fine. I've never heard the

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turn. I've never heard that phrase
before. Maybe that's what he's saying.

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Where I thought I explained it pretty
well, he fell out of the coconut

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tree. It's about all the people
that came before you and pave in the

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way for you. You as a
white man, don't have that same story.

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Oh boy, you were born on
third base? Here, comis tell

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me more. You were born on
third round and down to home? Yeah,

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go on, it's okay. I
was born on second the horse,

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Daddy Stallion, That's how I was
born on third Because you're a study or

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Daddy Stallion. Yeah, nothing to
do with my maleness or the tone of

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my skin, don't you got it? Really defensive over the tone of your

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skins. Former San Francisco DA staffer
lost his job over a mistaken reply all

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emails sent to his boss. Now
his name is Javon Thomas, fifty six

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years old, filed a complaint today
and files to potentially file a lawsuit against

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the city. Six months after San
Francisco's DA Brooke Jenkins, and her employees

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opened their mailboxes and found his reply. All tell me what did it say

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now? First of all, Jenkins
office slammed the email as misogynistic and Jovon

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Thomas, the guy who sent it, has been previously accused of sexual harassment.

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He was fired after this email was
sent. Thomas claims that the email

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was meant to be sent to a
longtime friend of his whose father had recently

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died, with the former staffer saying
it was just a good playful joke,

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goofy, playful joke to try to
cheer up his mail buddy, Okay.

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The email that he sent to the
entire DA's office in San Francisco reads and

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I quote what color panties you have
on? And was there a question mark

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or no? No, no punctuation. No. The lawyers wrote in the

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filing the text to his friend was
a whimsical question that was part of plaintiff's

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standard jocular repertoire with his friend.
I can see that in the context of

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their longtime friendship, plaintiffs flip question
had no sexual, off color, obscene,

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misogynistic, or sexist meaning or intent. Actually, it has all of

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those things. It's just not targeted
at somebody specifically. I mean, dude,

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say that kind of stuff all the
time. Yes, you know,

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it's like when we, you know, throw around tampons. We don't do

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that, No, we throw them
around. I have never witnessed that activity.

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Uh well, I'm not gonna,
you know, go ahead out myself.

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But where were you throwing it at
Jacob and Steve? Oh that's different.

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Goofy, The lawyer said. It
was goofy friends. Friends make stupid

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jokes like that by one longtime friend
to another friend intended to try to divert

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and cheer him up while he was
going through a difficult and upsetting experience.

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I could see me saying to Steve
Gregory, you know, where are your

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panties or whatever? What color panties
you have? Yeah? What color panties

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do you have on? He is
seeking a jury trial. He wants compensatory

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impunitive damages as a result of the
firing. That's ridiculous that he was fired

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for that. Here's the thing.
It was revealed that a Jane Doe filed

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a lawsuit against him six years ago
for allegedly sexually harassing her while working on

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a case involving her and her son
the pounding problem with him. This woman

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claimed that Jovon Thomas stroked her bottom
and made sexual advances at her, and

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she complied because she was worried she
wouldn't get victims services if she turned him

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down. Do you remember when your
bottom was stroked at a news and bruise?

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Yes? Yes, I was rounding
third Because you're a studhorse, daddy

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stallion. Oh, I see what
you're saying now. Now you're saying that

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you're a victim, and so that
you're not. You were not born on

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third because you have to put up
with the sexual harassment of females everywhere you

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go. It's not just harassed,
constant struggle, harassment. So you know

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what is it? It's assault.
It's assaultment. Okay, all right,

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