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This is a downbeat. I'm ninety
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me honest Kevio with honest Danny,
honest Mike, have honest JJ. As

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One of those polls does involve the
quarterback of our Dallas Cowboys. One of

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those polls involves pizza. So much
fun. The pole dance at eight,

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it's a Weezer Wednesday here on the
downbeat. But right now, let's do

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the scuttle. But I've got a
lot of stuff want to get to here.

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So the thing I've been seeing on
TV behind Mike's head the most is

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this story. I must spend a
little bit of time on this thing.

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A bunch of other crab here.
But there's a search for a missing Corpus

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Christi College student and he was last
seen more than a week ago. His

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name's Caleb Harris's twenty one, and
they're looking for at an area behind the

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North Padre Island apartment that he was
at. Okay, and this sounds like

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they've been looking for a long time. Hundreds of people have volunteered to scour

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the area, and the coast Guards
even in on this now. He vanished

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in the early morning of March fourth, and nine days ago. His roommates

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failed to find him that day,
and his phone had been off. He

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left behind his vehicle, his keys, and his wallet and last scene walking

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his dog two forty five am that
day. Much always a weird hour,

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I said, watch his dog return
and went back outside to meet a food

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delivery driver. Boy, that sounds
like, get home from the bar,

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get the food delivered, walk the
dog real quick. College hours are really

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non existent. You can be up
at any hour of the day in college.

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So yeah, there he is,
kil Parris. They've been showing this

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on TV behind Mike on NBC five
about once every twenty minutes. Story I

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did not know about until today.
But uh yeah, missing persons reporting a

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lot of stuff looking for him,
anything like, you know, good details.

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Not a happy story, not the
most fun scuttle bit, but scory

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story has some fun stuff in a
minute. But but it's the news of

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the day. Kevin the news,
and we want to keep you up to

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date on stuff we always do.
That's our pledge, always is our pledge,

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hand over heart, I pledged to
make sure that anyone listening to us

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has been being kept up on everything
important thing's going on today. This is

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my pledge under God, in the
visions, oh in heaven. Okay,

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under God in heaven, heaven with
liberty and justice, our pledge for Steve.

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Okay. So Aaron Rodgers is on
the short list to be a vice

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president candidate. Yes please chaos theory. This drops hours after he does an

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interview saying or a podcast clip of
him surface saying, any bs that's not

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about football needs to get out of
that locker room except for my candidacy.

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Robert F. Kennedy Junior has made
his short list for he's going to be

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in a running here. Biden and
Trump were the official Republican and Democratic nominees

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as of last night, but Robert
F. Kennedy Junior has a short list.

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One of those people in there is
Jesse Ventura as well. Okay,

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but he says he's been talking to
Rogers pretty continuously over the last month.

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Now, there's not even like a
reality based thing that we could even discuss.

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When it comes to Robert F.
Kennedy Junior, the guy's a nut,

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hey, he is, buddy.
The Washington Post did an article how

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possible would it be for Aaron Rodgers
to do that? If you look at

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it. Mike Pence he attended sixty
three in person events his first year twenty

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twenty. I'm sorry in twenty eighty
sixteen, No, just when they were

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running. So Mike Pence and Kamala
Harris. So, Mike Pence made sixty

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three in person events. Kamala Harris
had thirty six in person events and fifty

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online events. Here in twenty twenty
all zoom during COVID could he make sixty

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in person events? Aaron Rodgers while
also being the quarterback of the Jets?

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He absolutely could leading up to November
kidding me, absolutely can. There is

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no way, dude, he'd have
to retire if he really wanted to pursue

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this. This is ridiculous. Yeah, but he ain't gonna run for Veep.

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No with RFK Junees, does it
tell you a little about Aaron Rodgers

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though he's going for hikes with RFK
Junior. RFK is a dude, They

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guys have certified wacko. I'm not
surprised that they have some sort of connection.

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That doesn't come as a shock at
all. But I mean, this

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is I mean, it's RFK just
throwing something out there, right. He's

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trying to get in the mix.
Man, Aaron Rodgers cannot be seriously considering

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this. Yeah, but no matter
who you are, if someone says,

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hey, do you want to be
the candidate to be vice president of the

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United States in an election that you
have zero chance of even getting four percent

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of the vote, Kevin will vote
for Aaron Rodgers. You're gonna walk into

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the booth, pull the curtain shut
and see the f and packers legend Aaron

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Rodgers right there, and then choose
someone else. Best quarterback I've ever seen

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him on the Time Life. Some
of the throws he made ridiculous. There's

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a vote right there, and there's
only four of us, so there's twenty

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five percent vote done. You know
what, I'm on board? Okay,

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this is nuts right here, you
guys. I don't know if y'all know

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about this. Cars are tracking us
big time, and this has been a

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big story over the past couple of
days. And I finally did a little

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deep dive on it. Really,
so the story starts, We're gonna be

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a surprise. Example. There's a
sixty five year old Seattle man named Ken,

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and he was very surprised when the
cost of his car insurance jumped twenty

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one percent. Why did that happen? Sixty five? You know he's monitoring

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his his finances very well. Quotes
from other insurance companies were also high.

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One insurance agent told him, hey, man, your Lexus Nexus report is

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a factor. Now, not Lexus
like the car company, like Lexus l

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Exis. So the Lexus Texas Nexus
report was a factor. Lexis Nexus is

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a New York based data broker and
they have this like risk solutions division that

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prints out reports on you. You
okay, there's Alexis NeXT's report for us?

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I bet okay. So what ship
or what component is attached to our

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car that is sending the information of
how hard we're breaking, how fast we're

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going in certain speed zones? I
mean? And is there a way to

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disengage that? That's what I want
to know. They sent him a two

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hundred and fifty eight page report and
he went, huh. He was shocked.

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One hundred and thirty pages detailing each
time he or his wife had driven

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the car that he was leasing.
He didn't own the car, he was

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leasing it. It included the dates
of the six hundred and forty trips they

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had taken Okay to the store and
whatever they're starting in times, the distance

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driven to the store, and any
accounting of speeding, as Danny said,

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hard breaking or sharp accelerations. The
only thing it didn't have is where specifically

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they had driven the car, but
we know where they were going the Still

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store on a Thursday morning in June, for example, the car had been

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driven seven miles in eighteen minutes.
There have been two rapid accelerations and two

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incidents of heartbreaking. That's what it
would show you on the report. Wow.

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Okay. So according to this report, the trip details had been provided

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by General Motors and they manufactured the
Chevy Bolt that he was leasing. Okay.

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Lexus Nexus analyzed that driving data because
it gives you a risk score,

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and it's so insurance companies can use
as a factor to personalize your insurance coverage.

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Personalize he said, quote it felt
like a betrayal. They're taking information

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that I didn't realize was going to
be shared and screwing with our insurance.

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And it turns out this is happening
to pretty much everyone, and I had

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no idea. Okay, so we've
seen some of I can't remember the insurance

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company, but for years they've been
kind of putting out there the product that

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if you stick that little component into
to whatever that deal is underneath your dashboard.

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Yeah, yeah, it's gone dongles. Seriously, it monitors you're driving,

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and you can get safe driver discounts
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I mean, that's been very common, but I thought it was the choice

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of the owner of the car whether
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I didn't realize that this was being
tracked on knowing yeah, the general public,

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they're jamming it in on page thirty
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that you'll never reach. Okay,
then everybody should take their car somewhere and

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have that thing disengaged. Take it
to us, bring it here, we'll

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disengage it. Danny knows how to
use Bondo. Yeah, Danny's coat that

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thing. Yeah, then the signals
can't get out. H huh if you

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seal it in with enough. So
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insurance companies have offered incentives like you
download the smartphone app the tracks you're

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driving and all that stuff. But
what they're doing basically, all these cars

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are now Internet connected at some point, and car companies are using that.

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Modern cars are allowing access to services
like navigation, roadside assistance. Well we

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have all that. You also have
how you're driving, and that's getting sent

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off to all these insurance companies and
they're going, well, you're a terrible

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driver. I can tell by how
much you speed. Well what if they're

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also sending it to like NASCAR teams
or F one teams and they're like,

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dude, this guy's got legit potential. This after you two look into this,

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Well, so this I'm glad you
said that. This is my favorite

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part of this whole story because it's
screwed a guy with the Corvette. Ken

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Doll the lead character of this story
here. His name is Ken Doll.

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Yes Dahl, that's so good.
Imagine making best to god, sixty five

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year old and we just played to
tell everyone the truth. He owns a

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software company. I'll get him on
this week. His name is Kendall Dahl.

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Yeah, yeast, what a year
for this guy. So just imagine

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older Ryan Gosling, when do you
see him? Right? So he goes

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he's like, well, I'm pissed
about this insurance, gets out of his

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laptop, goes to a Chevy Bolt
online forum for enthusiast of the car members.

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Sounds weird, but active users.
But it sounds weird, but you

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know who uses forums. Sixty year
olds, fifty year olds, so a

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bunch of people, and they were
like, oh my god, I can't

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believe this. They didn't know.
So he brought this to light to all

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these people on this internet for him, including one Corvette driver who lamented having

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data collected during a track day because
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a professional racetrack. Ah, these
are people who are all into cars and

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stuff. But he's gone out there
on a professional track going one to ten

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in his Corvette. Meanwhile, the
insurance company is like, guy sucks as

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a driver. Charge him double because
he went to He's Dragon Brag. He

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just went to Dragon Brag with Rich
Phillips. Wack whack whack uh. Numerous

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people on the forums are like,
oh, yeah, my premiums have spiked.

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A Cadillac driver in Palm Beach,
Florida. Mic He has not to

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be named because he's considering a lawsuit
against GM. He said he was denied

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auto insurance by seven companies in December. He asked the agent why, and

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she said, pull your report from
Lexus Nexus. He discovered that six months

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of his driving activity, including many
instances of heartbreaking and heart accelerating, as

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well as some speeding. He said, I don't know what the definition of

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hard break is. My passenger's head
it and hit in the dash. Tell

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them Steve Dave, get them theater. How long until this is admissible in

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court for murders, you know that
kind of thing. So we're already pinging

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cell phones off towers with a subpoena
or with a warrant. Yeah, all

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of it will be. But then
I guess you just say I wasn't me

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driving. But you know, if
we can add, I know where your

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car was, and your car went
to the location of this crime. I

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think about the Coburger story a lot. The guy who killed those people in

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the Idaho college house. You know, they had cell phone data from him

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that they had pinged, and that
really helped. I mean, it didn't

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help get the clear evidence, but
they got that from the sheath of his

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knife. But they were they were
pinging him driving there that night, came

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back the next day say we can
track your car. Yeah, nuts,

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nuts, nuts, Well they just
put you in the car because your phone's

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with you. Then they I agree, But I don't know if that's you

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know, how you need to tie
the whole thing together. I don't know.

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I mean, it makes logical sense, of course, but well it's

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not gonna make I don't think it's
gonna make me change the way I drive,

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although maybe it's. Should I have
the Triple A app? Yeah,

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And I had to, for a
significant discount enable something location tracking, and

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I'm like, screw it. Fine, and I remember because then my price

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went up, and it's like kept
asking me, Hey, if you enable

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this, your price goes down,
and it's essentially just for that. Did

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it work via yourself? Well,
it works in my price going down,

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Like I literally pay less monthly because
I authorize the app to essentially do what

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Kevin's saying. Yeah, yeah,
I don't know. I have a segment

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for next week. Maybe we have
a police officer on cool because apparently I

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sort of unrelated but car theft in
DFW is loco. Yeah, it jumped

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up from twenty two to twenty three. Twenty three forty what sane? Yeah,

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there's a huge number. Yes,
right, anything goes up forty percent,

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it's it's huge. And a couple
of cars got stolen from my Cash

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and Mary's building and there's video of
it and it took like three minutes.

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Where certain models vehicles they clone the
key with some device like instantly start your

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car out of there. You wouldn't
even really know it. It doesn't look

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much different than someone walking up to
their own car, getting in and leaving

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and they had a cop come talk
to their hoa or something and explain this

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all. And I guess it was
just fascinating the procedures in which these are

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being stolen, because I just read
an article yesterday about DFW auto thefts being

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through the roof as well. But
I couldn't believe forty percent. It has

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gone up in a year and projected
I think go up even further this year.

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Dude. I've seen little mini documentaries
and features on this stuff where if

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you have the right equipment, it's
it's nothing to these people to sit and

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wait in parking garages and if they
are in proximity to you. When you

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hit your little beat beat thing it
try it picks up that infrared signal and

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deciphers it, and it can and
it can clone that exact same infrared signal

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onto a blank key fob. That's
just what clones. What what you have

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in your pocket? They walk right
up, hit chirp, Well off the

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drive. It's very similar. But
I think the cops said, these guys

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or cows can drive by a parking
lot hitting a button and know that if

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they've almost already unlocked a car,
like they get the signal first and then

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you pull it in and like,
okay, this one, Well the number

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one cop next week then maybe yeah, the top cop tomorrow at eight downbeat

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singing pot of gold. Don't miss
that, God leave, don't make tomorrow

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a downbeat singing tomorrow. Here is
some audio to end the scuttle butt on

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a high note. Uh, we
got a Chubbs Peterson story here in California,

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I'm sorry. In Florida, man
lose his hand dude to alligator.

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Alligator attack that's sent one man to
the hospital. That gator bit off a

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fisherman's hand near a golf course in
Leesburg, and Fox thirty five's Kelsey Karens

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joins us live from the hospital in
downtown Orlando where that man was airlifted.

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Kelsey, you spoke exclusively with the
man who called for help. That witness

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is still shaken up over this nasty
attack. That witness telling me just hours

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ago he saw the guy screaming in
pain right in his backyard and minus one

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hand. A nine foot gator bit
his arm. Is this regarding a dator

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attack? Yes, he took his
hand off. Oh no, okay,

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the hand is gone. The guy
had caught this fish. Her hand is

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gone? Is gone? An incredible
Oh no again all jeez and the nine

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one one, Oh okay, very
calm there. This is an amazing And

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I say later in the slip too, there's another n run call with another

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very bored and I want to take
but gator bit his arm. Is this

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regarding a dator attack? Yes,
he took his hand off. Oh no,

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okay, hand is gone. The
guy had caught this fish. Ron's

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wife called nine one one Bernie's and
I saw fingers. Guy had caught this

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fish. Ron's wife called nine one
one. The gaiteror got the guy in

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the hand and the two rolled.
There's a gator attacking man in my backyard.

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The people now have stopped under golf
part. The gator was after this

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fish, and what we don't know
is if the guy was trying to unhook

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the fish, he says. The
gater then ran back into the water,

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ditching the fish and the fisherman.
As for the man's dismembered hand, it's

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my understanding that the fish and wildlife
people can't dispose of a human part.

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It has to be sent to a
medical facility. And so in the odd

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chance that it could have been reattached, they drove it to Orlando. What

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a wild story to start your week. Now, As for a protocol,

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FWC actually shot what they call a
nuisance skater and shot the alley ass fish

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will do. And if we had
universal health care, he would have gotten

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the treatment that he needed. Fifty
four percent of people with an alligat attack

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lose that hand. I never get
wild call. That was a wild call

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and a wild story to start your
week. Thank you, Kevin. Hand

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is gone. Hand is gone?
Oh no, no, all right,

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nine o'clock The Weezer Brain Teaser,
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