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So the roads were fine this morning. We actually had no problem getting in

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Mike from downtown, Danny from East
Dallas. I was coming through from Richardson.

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No problems this morning. There are
some water main breaks, including one

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downtown over by Pearl Street, so
that's a bit of a problem and that's

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caused some ice Urkott forecasting a little
bit of a higher demand this morning,

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so they're doing the whole thing where
I want you to conserve your energy just

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a little bit to help out the
grid. You know why they're doing this

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to just make sure well, no, no, no, why there's a

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higher demand today two twofold people start
getting lax. Number Number one is yesterday

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business most a lot of businesses were
closed because of the holiday, so today

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they're reopening, which is going to
be more usage. And number two,

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because Houston and you know, one
of the biggest cities in the in the

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country, this hit them late,
so they're kind of experiencing this stuff today

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for the first time. And with
that big of a population, people are

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cranking up their heat down there.
They're getting the super cold temperatures down there

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in a day after week. So
okay, you know a little context.

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I like that thank you. Yeah, well that's still that's good to know.

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And I dipped down to sixty five
last night, so it's just a

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little less really, Yeah, it
still be. We'll play it safe,

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you know, for Urkott. Yeah, do it for Urcott. I generally

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like helping the greater good. Yeah, so seventy, I went to sixty

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five. I mean, and I'm
cold sometimes. Look if I was,

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if it was my call, I'd
probably been seventy. But she was like

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sixty five. I'll say this.
Her and her family were impacted horribly by

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the grid failure of twenty twenty one. I mean they were basically just we,

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you know, whatever, whatever one
dealt with if your power went out,

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like debating, do we need to
go out and chop down some of

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our trees to put them in the
fireplace. Yeah. It is kind of

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pathetic that we're talking about setting our
thermostats between sixty five and seventy when the

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man and his wife underneath the Spring
Valley Tollway bridge, their thermostat was set

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at eleven last night, permanently,
and we feel bad for them. There's

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been a lot of you know,
pipe we talked about watermain blasting, things

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like that, and it'd said also
some pool equipment exploded. That was just

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some wild security footage. So you
know, make sure your pipes are dripping

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a little bit longer. We're gonna
be back in the forties tomorrow. All

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good, I know, a lot
of schools were canceled and all had to

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have stuff. Traffic fine today for
the most part. There was a few

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things that happened I wanted to get
to though, including there's a big crashing

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grapevine yesterday and this was one over
by fourteen, had like eight vehicles,

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including a fire truck in the crash, and that the fire truck was there

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helping with another crash and then it
got hit by multiple vehicles, and I

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think it was damn there was I
mean that that was a situation where there

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was some kind of slick roads in
that area at that time. Now again,

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yesterday we all saw our drive in
yesterday was not bad, but there

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were some spots you could easily see, but it wasn't bad. But that

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that happened everything everyone okay. I
don't think no one passed away or anything

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like that. Have we learned kind
of a big thing that happened yesterday.

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Through the years that if we ever
break down on a major highway and you're

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able to get off onto the shoulder
to get away from the scene and not

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sit in your car. Don't try
to fix it. Don't Maybe maybe the

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best you can do is pop your
hood, turn on your flashers, and

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find a damn gas station. I
think let somebody else handle that to get

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over the railing. Yeah, out
of the way, run you over and

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also just PSA. And I think
everyone knows this, but if you don't,

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you don't. You don't have to
fix your own tire. You don't

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have to change your own tire.
There's a number on the back of your

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driver's license. Call that number.
They will come change your tire for you.

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They will do it in a safe
way. They will put up all

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the safety precautions to keep cars from
driving in that lane. And when you

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try to tip them, they will
tell you we're not allowed to take tips,

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so it's free, even if you
want to them, they say it's

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on Well, we pay for it
with their taxes, so I mean right,

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yeah, But so number on your
on the back of your driver's license

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right there, and you just give
them a call and they'll just come.

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Roadside service man you guys don't have
triple A. I mean, if you

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want to do that, that's fine. But forty three year member, oh

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wow? And yeah, that card
is gold that you're looking at. You've

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been driving since you were four.
I got put on it when I was

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a young boy. But why not
you? So? Is it just cheaper?

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Because why not? Or is it
free? No, it's not free.

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You pay for it. Why not
use the thing? Is that the

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back of your Texas roadside assistance that
we pay for. It's not free.

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We pay for it. We pay
for it with our taxes. Texas As

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sure as hell does. Say they're
pretty quick too. They're so quick.

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I've had to use them before,
and it is. And I tried to

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tip the guy and he said,
no way, man, not allowed to

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take tips. And I said,
dude, just under the table here,

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I'm trying to give you forty bucks. You think you're testing him though,

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And he goes, no, man, what about a toe? Well you

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gotta pay for a toe, right
to pay for a toe? But they

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will come out and change your tire. Yeah, they'll, they'll bring you

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gas. They'll off a roadside assistant
gas. Yes, yes, I've seen

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that happen before. They just don't
want the damn car on the road because

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it's a bigger deal and there's more
craft to clean up, and it's no

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great. I don't think I ever
knew that insurance will typically cover you know,

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you may have a copair something like
that on a toe, but yeah,

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usually your insurance will handle towing.
I do get with Triple A,

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you get a free towing within whatever
forty miles or whatever they're running here,

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A hundred bucks or something something like
that. I'll be as much as the

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Peacock subscription that I started that I
never cancel. All seven seven dollars a

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months. You're gonna be paying to
that to perpetuity. Also in the world

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of news, there was a plane
crash the other day. North Texas surgeon

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and his two children died in a
small plane crash Sunday afternoon in Parker County,

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CESSNA three ten crash near Poolville,
which is if you'll remember, yeah

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that what does that near slip down
Mountain where Mike McCarthy that big wheel of

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cheese down and they raced down to
get the big cheese and that backfired.

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Hunter Lepke with the wind. I
don't know if you get the wind.

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Why is this guy flying a plane
in on the coldest and possible snowy day.

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It was a kid Sunday afternoon.
He has six year old and eight

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year old. He was a his
name's Heath Smith, Paradise ISD School board

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member. And yeah, they they
landed in a pasture near a Lone Star

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Road middle of the afternoon, one
fifteen Sunday afternoon. Terrible, terrible story.

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Don't know why. There was some
more details on, you know,

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but it wasn't yet freezing Sunday afternoon. It wasn't bad yet. It wasn't

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below freezing, but it wasn't bad. You know. It didn't get bad

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till Sunday night. I guess if
this is a joy ride, I don't

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understand why you would do it on
a day when stuff could be frozen.

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But I don't know. Yeah,
no, I know, I don't know.

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There was a guy shot in uptown. I'm sorry. He was shot

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in downtown. There was twenty eight
year old Justin Allen. He died at

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the hospital Saturday. Sorry, I
got bad news today, guys. Yeah,

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Tuesday's the worst day of the week. But he was shot in downtown

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and that was off Prather Street,
South Irvy, Okay, so shot down

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there, but detectives have determined that's
where he was shot because they found him

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off Lemon Avenue in Uptown. WHOA? How far? Is that? About

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two miles? Which seems long to
me? Yeah, but it seems long

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but it's not. But you think
it's long because of all the buildings that

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are, you know, in between
those two points. They still don't know

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why, you know, he was
shot. They don't even have an arrest,

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mad or anything like that, and
they don't know why or how he

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made it that far from downtown to
uptown. But how the detectives find that?

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Was there a trail of blood?
Makes you wonder they found his dead

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body in uptown? Yes? WHOA? Well, I don't know he wasn't

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dead yet because he died at the
hospital, but they found his I've been

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show body. Yeah, that is
how that's supposed to be put going.

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It kills, Oh, it kills. And then so he walked from what

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south side all the way to uptown
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he crawl? I don't know?
He shot in the arm or the Dead's

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not great on that one. That's
always blown my mind until you look at

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an actual map, you know,
you think about the route that Lee Harvey

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Oswald took after JFK was shot.
You're thinking, how did he make it

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over there that fast? And when
you look at the map itself, it's

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like, it's not that far from
downtown to where you live. You gotta

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taken a line bike too. I
get a bit on his scooter. I

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don't know, high speed scooter.
I gotta get there fast and blaeding out

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and for the commission to get done. Find out how he did that.

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So yeah, well, if more
details on that, we'll let you know.

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Of course, I have a feeling
we're not gonna have any more details.

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Probably not. That's that on that
that might be mid segment reset.

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I'm Kevin, that's Danny, that's
Mike, got Maddie and for JJ today,

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one four eight seven eight seven one
nine seven one had a bit of a

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terror threat too. A forty two
year old man was arrested last Wednesday.

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There was a suspicious package and a
threatening note left outside the County Building in

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downtown Fort Worth. What fourth had
a weird week last week with the explosion.

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There was a white styrofoam ice chest, the worst cooler. You hate

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styrop I hate it. And you
know when people they forget to bring a

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real cooler or they don't have a
real cooler, so they buy a gas

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station styrofoam cooler just to keep drinking
and they just peel it off and it

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makes that noise and squeak and as
the walk. I hate it. I

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hate it. Syrophone is like the
worst substance. It lasts forever. Yeah,

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it works, it's a but Yeah, every like beach, there's this

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styropham crap washed up on it.
This it's it. It is the insulation

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part, like I have that in
my attic. I don't have like old

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school insulation. I have the styrofoam
little white little poops. You do,

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yeah, okay, a little white
poops. I use the best stoke.

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It seems to work. Well,
that's a bad plan and you have a

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kid. So the threatening note was
directed toward law enforcement and it was left

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on a porch of the Arrant County
Plaza building. Bomb squad swoops in there,

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like god, we just had a
whole thing Tuesday. Even though we

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think it was a gas leak.
I was in there delicious Arizona iced tea.

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There was not any delicious Arizona iced
tea in there, but there was

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a yellow Ford Focus that was seen
leaving the scene. Let me just say,

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if you're gonna commit any type of
crime, let's not have a yellow

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car. It stands out has a
bad color choice. Basic white, gray

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and black, all normal yellow.
You don't ever see the yellow car?

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Do you raise in your hand and
yell? And I did it? I

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mean just awful. The chopper easily. Yeah, yeah, we found him.

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Yep, it took us about ten
seconds there he is, oh no,

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no, no, We're not gonna
lose him. Make model Ford focus

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color Canary Austin James Starkey the suspect. What was Jesus open threatening? Note

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there was a not top of the
cooler. Yeah, but the cooler was

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empty. He stuck it. They
were went like some like Venison didn't say

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and they didn't have venice and that
he just went to hunt. Are you

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to follow up on this story when
more info comes? Hello, because that's

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what I do. I'm the news
finisher. I like that you're an empty

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promises of story? Follow up?
Are about to get on my nerves,

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just a series of teasers. There's
this nut job stories. There's this nut

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job university called Lake Superior State,
and there's a bunch of dorks and they

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have tradition each year where they release
a list of words that they're banning.

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You know, we're banning these words
because these words are overused, they're misused,

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or they've lost their meeting. So
here are the words for twenty twenty

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four, or phrases that they're trying
to get rid of this year. All

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right, dout hack, hack,
hack? What's wrong without now or verb?

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Now? Not like the verb would
be like I'm taking a hack at

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it, like baseball or lumberjacking,
or hacking this website, hacking like I've

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been hacked. That's what I think
of that. I think of calling someone

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that. That's a funny thing to
call someone. You're a hack, oh

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man, that's a funny or a
phony. I love calling people phonies.

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Okay, Grandma, you're a hack. You're a phony. Well he's a

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phony, maloney. I like this
one too. We need to get rid

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of this one. The impact,
the what impact? If we do this,

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it'll make a big impact. Okay, A lot of things can make

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a big impact. This is a
part of my stand up routine. If

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I went over there and kicked over
your cup and it's spilled all over you,

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that would impact your day, wouldn't
it. Is that me making a

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big impact. But it's used a
lot in Corporate America, which you know,

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I kind of raz Corporate America for
the emails that are vague and like

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just the terminology and language that is
used a lot. But also we do

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it too in our everyday life.
We just don't think that we do it.

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Imagine anytime someone asks you to do
something and you go, yeah,

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yeah, i'll text you later about
it. Well, we'll get back to

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you. We do do that as
people. So it's a part of our

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culture that we should just accept.
And probably it's not. I'm saying it's

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not just limited to Corporate America.
And here I am shilling for the company,

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but look, we all do those
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Corporate America has their own set of
language for it. Yeah yeah, yeah,

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Like I would say, hey,
man, I'll text you later,

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Corporate America say let's circle back this, I'll circle I'll ping you later.

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What about impact? Is that making
a big impact? Danny what impact.

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It was a cool word thirty years
ago. The impact on impact that was

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rad you know, and now it's
just like, oh, changing things,

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making an impact? Well, did
I impact the world when I peed on

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the bushes before I came to work
today? No, you impacted that bush

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exactly. I'm a little loft.
What's the next word? Riz? And

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uh, Mike, you're the rizzler, I'm not. I don't mind getting

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rid of riz, Dick. That's
because you don't have the risma. Man,

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you don't have the same RIZ that
I do. I'm not here rising

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it up. You are a little
low on the RIZ. I will,

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yeah, I agree, I agree. I will ironically adopt some of the

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lingo, you know, and use
it kind of funny because it's just funny

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to hear an old man say that
stuff and then kind of sneer or snicker.

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But I never got that one.
I never used riz. That's kind

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of newer, isn't it last year
or two? Yeah, if you're the

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rizzler, you get so much charisma. Slay I've never used that. You

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have to same, No, I
never once. No, I don't think

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I've ever said slave slay. You
said slay queen. Yeah, I screamed

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that when I walk in the studio
at the term iconic they want to get

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rid of too over at Meet Bowl
University. I think people do say things

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are iconic more than they are.
That's an iconic moment. Well, yeah,

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but everybody uses I just did it. Everybody uses phrases and superpluous manners

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all the time. Me man,
not me perfect game on that end,

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everyone knows it like everyone everyone does. And by the way, Trump won

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the Iowa coccus last night. What
mean, what's up, Danny? You've

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got the deep to have on that
one. Yeah, explain that the Iowa

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caucus. What do you want to
know Trump won last night? Do you

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even know what a caucus is?
It's when they It's like something that you

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ask a guy to do if you're
in a group. I was watching some

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of that when the Emmy's in the
game or not on you know, I

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would flip over to that, just
make cut in during Monday night football.

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And they showed a guy updating the
thing. And there's like one county where

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Trump got three votes and DeSantis got
one, rather than there's four people that

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voted. The caucus is just kind
of a the parties will have them.

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So the Republican Party in Iowa has
a caucus and they're essentially people, they're

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voters. It's a small sample size
rather than having a general election to elect

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your states, you know, to
put your president, your your choice a

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president on the ballot. As far
as like the main republic and they get

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together. It's like this brain trust
that kind of get together of Republican people

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and uh and uh and voters get
together and it's a small group that decides.

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Yeah, you know. And now
they're on a New Hampshire. And

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I saw that and I realized,
I don't know if there's a state I

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know less about than New Hampshire.
Boy, no, kid, do you

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have a here's one that might be
get eliminated. Do you have a you

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have a New Hampshire? Blind spot? Blind spot, get rid of it,

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get rid of it. I don't
know. If I don't think every

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state has a caucus. I think
there's only a select few. Well,

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New Hampshire is next. They were
talking about that. I mean, you

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might down an off day, like
right when I wake up and ask me

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if New Hampshire is a state,
and I would be unsure of the answer.

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Let's go to the New Hampshire Caucus, New Hampshire. Then you point

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it out on a map. Yeah, I'm good with that. I think

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is it their New Hampshire? Is
it their capital Concord? Maybe? I

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think maybe? Uh bump bump bump. Sure the hell is. Because I'm

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the trivia King, we say,
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Have a bit of a MAVs update for

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