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Sifting in the Tri State. Things
been up to good in Florida. Liz

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Bonus, I'm sure has a resort
home there, but nonetheless here in the

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Tri State, whether it cannot be
better read spacebook picks off really about six

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ten to night. They lost last
night four to one. They're in a

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critical stretch. The horse is breaking
down, as had come down the last

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poll. Not good. Nonetheless,
just when you think they're dead, they

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might win. According to Tony Benner, the next ten games in a row

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and everything changes. So we'll see
what occurs there. Plus later on to

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Scott Powell about what's happening at Arlington
National Cemetery with the Reconciliation monument. But

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until then, Liz Bonus of Channel
twelve, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham

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Show, and Liz, how are
you? Oh hey, William Great.

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I wish I had a Florida home, although not this week. Yes,

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parts of Florida will be devastated,
but we know, we'll see what happens.

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They're prepared to get it done.
But a couple of things you've done

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recently really interested me, and one
was tattoo regrets. But more important,

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I see from the national media that
at Rutgers University, which has something like

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sixteen thousand students in New Jersey.
Everyone must mask up, must get all

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your vaccine cards ready to go.
There's a couple of high schools in Kentucky

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shutdown because of COVID, and all
I can think about is here we go

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again. We're not ready for this. Give us, give the American people

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a four report as we sit here
this Tuesday afternoon of COVID in preparation for

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the next variant. Yeah, so
you know what happens Labor Day weekend,

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everybody gets their last travel thing in
and there is this new variant that they

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said, oh, we found one
case in the US, but if you

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found one, it's everywhere and it
is really raising concerns even though we are

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just starting to track it. It's
called pierola. Have you heard of that

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one? Say that again, Pierola. Never heard of it? Call one,

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never heard of it. So I
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do these nicknames come from? So
it's actually the bat two dot a six

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variant. But piola is like a
plant that has a woody stem that sort

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of doesn't hold. So what they
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different mutations on it, and so, for example, Omicron had like one

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or two that was different from the
last virus. It has so many that

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are so different that they're worried it's
going to be a brand new strain and

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it could hit us much in the
same way Delta did or Omicron did,

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where we had no immunity to it
at all. And that's why everybody's like,

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well, most of what we're seeing
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start masking up, maybe we can
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Yeah, and please talk to me
about the BA two eighty six.

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More than thirty new mutations currently identified
as a sub lineage of the Omicron strain,

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nicknamed Parola by some scientists, confirmed
the Virginia and Ohio according to The

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Wall Street Journal. So we're right
in the middle of it, always,

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aren't we. Like you can count
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in Ohio. Actolutely true. Yeah, I say that we're spect out in

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the middle. So what they're worried
about is, you know, most of

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us should have some immunity, either
from getting a vaccine or having had the

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virus. But how many differences does
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hit again. And it was really
interesting. There was a study I was

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just looking at yesterday out of Gale
that said the new boosters are supposed to

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be out in like October, and
they estimate if you don't get it,

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you have like a one in three
chance of probably getting COVID again somewhere in

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the next year or two. And
I'm like, well, that's a pretty

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broad spectrum. If you get a
booster, you that chance goes down to

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one in twenty. So with this
new stuff, they're anticipating that you're going

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to see, especially if you're older, have we can immunity, have a

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secondary condition that might impact your heart, or your liver or your lung.

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You may be really at risk more
than you'd think. And I'm telling people,

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like, if you're traveling this weekend, I'm not really worried about most

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of the people in the US,
but they're a very good chance you're going

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to be sitting next to someone from
India, from Australia, from Africa,

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because we're international travels now, and
so if you're traveling in an airport,

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I'm not as worried about the plane
because they filter that air. But everywhere

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else, you're going to be exposed
to probably new strains of COVID that we

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have not had yet, because that's
what's happening and that's where it's coming from.

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So you might want to consider the
mask thing if you're like headed somewhere,

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like I mean, it's up to
you. If you don't want to,

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when you want to take your chances, that's okay, But you know

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it's you know, Liz Bone is
the other thing. Me and my buddies

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have had it up to hear with
COVID the great majority of people I know.

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And you're run in different circles because
you're bright, intelligent, educated,

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you're like in the medicine and health
and all that stuff. But my buddies

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have had enough to hear with COVID. Don't want to hear about it.

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We're not gonna take any more shots. Whatever it is, it is,

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it's overhyped. And that's the attitude. Now, tell me the attitude of

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people like Tony Bender is wrong.
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wrong, like I want it to
be over too, but just because I

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want certain things, like I want
to be a millionaire and I can keep

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playing a lottery, but it hasn't
happened yet, so I would view it

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like that, like we really want
to think that this is gone, but

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in truth, it's simply evolving.
I mean, it's okay if it's going

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to be here to stay. You
know what, we can get our annual

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vaccine if we're at risk. It's
just like with the flu, but we

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just this virus has been It's surprised
a lot of us, and well,

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I want to say, hey,
it's over, and it was all a

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bunch of hype. And I think
if what we learned, if anything,

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is that probably the least vulnerable,
like the kids and stuff, we didn't

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do ourselves any favor keeping them out
of school and keeping them out of activities

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because now we have like mental health
problems that are at just huge levels.

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But I think when we look at
the best of us, there sort of

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needs to be some self responsibility.
So isn't the government's job to tell me

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what vaccines to take and where to
go and what to wear masks included,

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but even your job to know your
health. And I know that concept of

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like self responsibility to people isn't a
great one. We don't like that.

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We'd rather in some cases like assume
no responsibility or be told what to do.

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But this is about you, you
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What is it that's right for you? And if you think you're at

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risk, pay attention as some of
these rises. Yesterday, the Health Collaborative

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told me the last four to six
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only way you can tell is through
hospitalizations. And hospitalizations are up, like

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you know ten percent. Now those
might be really sick people, but you

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know if you're one of them,
and you know, if your grandma's one

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of them and you don't want her
to get that. The other thing about

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this virus is we're seeing the fallout
now, like don't you know a bunch

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of people that are like I got
COVID and seemed to stay in my knees

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or stay in my back, or
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once you get it, this just
likes to go to things that already hurt.

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It's an inflammatory virus. So if
you have rights writers a ghost to

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your knees, if you have lung
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And why it does that, I
don't know, but you know you might

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want to ask your doctor, what's
the personal thing for me? Like you

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said, you always ask the right
questions about your heart. God bless you

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for that, you know, but
I don't have the same heart you do,

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so my prescription for good health might
be really different. I would just

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say, just like you do with
every other illness. Now it's cold seasons,

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blue season's art spe season, it's
COVID season. Realize that that's now

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the added virus, and pay attention
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about this parola, Like I'm really
really watching it because I'm like, man,

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if we get another dealt so this
is going to really suck. And

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even if all of us want to
say it's over, when people are getting

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really, really sick, very suddenly, we're gonna wish that we had done

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something or at least paid attention to
it. I'm reading this story in the

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Wall Street Journal. Ninety seven percent
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immune to it. And many people
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didn't know they had it, but
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percent of the American people have either
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or they have all the vaccines and
the boosters ninety seven percent, how bad

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can it be if we're dealing with
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do anything at any point. And
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either of haad covid or we have
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protection against parola? No, because
it's like the flu. Like so if

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you have the flu last year,
you don't go I'm ninety seven percent protected

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this year. It's a completely different
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is a we think a descendant of
omicron, but it's so different that you

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can get the flu and get really
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flu, you want to have crawl
to pay. Yeah, So think about

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that. And it didn't matter if
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So if you really look at how
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parola. Now, the other ones, I'll give you that they've been just

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slight variations. We don't have indications
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hospital. But this one could be
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we had to watch it. It's
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or two cases reporting in the US, which usually means it's everywhere. Do

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you remember when COVID first hit and
why we ignored it. It was on

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the front page of the La Times
the same day that Kobe Bryant had the

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flight crash. Remember that, And
there was this little article that said five

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cases of this strange virus that came
from China, And we're like, oh,

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what's the virus from China? What
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attention to it. I'm just saying
we should learn from that and now pay

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attention to it. If we start
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high risk might do better to get
a booster, or wear a mask,

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or stay away from sick people.
Or my biggest thing is please if you

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are sick, even if you don't
know what it is, please stay home.

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You know, the whole thing that
COVID, if it did anything good

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for us, it made us realize
that you showing up to work when you're

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sneezing and coughing and have a fever
and all that, it's not good because

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things travel all over the phones and
the keyboards for everybody else. So I'm

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just asking you to remember those little
five cases that were on the front page

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of the La Times that nobody was
paying attention to. And remember, oh,

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no big deal. That was no
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to be one of those people that
think that. But it's true. Let's

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bonus a couple of things stuck out. And what you've said that one out

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of three is opposed to one out
of twenty. And what I'm going to

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do is called doctor Dean Kryocus of
the Christ Hospitals Aidino, what do I

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do? And if he tells me
to get the booster, I'm going to

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get the booster. And if he
tells me not to get the booster,

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I'm not going to get the booster. And that's what everyone should do.

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Talk to your doctor and if you're
just pay attention to what they say.

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I'm not going to change my own
oil. I'm not going to do my

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own taxes. I'm not going to
fix them my own electrical problems. I'm

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going to call somebody in that business. And your doctor is in that business.

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And so if my doctor says get
the booster, I'm gonna saddle up

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next to him, present an arm
and get the booster. If he tells

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me you don't have to do it, then I'm not going to do it.

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Does that make sense? Oh,
my goodness, that so makes sense.

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I don't even do my own hair
highlights because it might come out the

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wrong color. They have trained people
for that stuff. This is why you

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have a trusted professional. You know
somebody can tell you what is right for

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you. Somebody can make your highlights
look pretty. I know you guys don't

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worry about that stuff, but trust
me, the girl take you really get

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it. You cannot make the perfect
color because you don't have the understanding of

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what it takes to do that same
thing with your body. Your doctor knows

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your body. I'm incredibly proud of
you. Pie says, don't get it,

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don't worry about it. If he
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want to consider it. We've probably
got a month, but it'll be widely

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available by early October with the flu
shots now. Secondly, Tattoo regrets my

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good hot date about forty years ago, and he's got some girl's name on

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there named Suzanne on his left bicept
and he kept dating's name Sue, Susanne

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or Susan because I didn't want to
change the tattoo. What do you do

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when you have tattoo regrets and you
want to get her name or his name

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off a private part? What do
you do? This is so interesting.

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New survey just came out that in
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us have tattoo regret and nce or
worldwide it's as many as eight and ten

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have at least one tattoo that they
don't like. I'm just working on a

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story. It'll Aaron Local Pub at
five thirty tonight, and there is a

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There are some newer lasers, but
there's one called pico Shure. And what

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you want to do is you want
to ask with different lasers, how do

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they respond to dye color? So
what they do is, you know,

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normal lasers will be attracted to like
a dark blue. You guys don't remember

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this, but when they first started, you would paint the dark blue stuff

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on your legs and then if you
wanted, like laser leg surgery to get

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rid of the hair, it would
be attracted to that and it would dap

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it. And I just remember it
was like four thousand dollars a leg.

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So I never did it. But
the new were lasers now are attracted They've

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designed them to be attracted to different
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they can penetrate the surface of the
skin and go to for that color to

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remove it. But let me tell
you, it is not without pain,

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and it is not without time and
money. So, like you go in

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and Tony wants to put his little
Suzanne on there, and he wants be

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are rid of that name because now
he's married to marry or whoever. He's

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going to go through about a good
six to eight weeks at about two hundred

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bucks a pop at least, depending
on the side of the tattoo. And

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like, if it's only green,
you might be okay. But nowadays,

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do you notice that the tattoos are
like multicolors all that, And so if

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you don't get the right laser,
it'll get rid of like pieces of it,

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but not all of it. So
we're talking big money here, dude.

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We're talking thousands of hours, right, thousands, yes, thousands,

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way more to take it off than
it was to put it on. I

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was just in this morning talking to
this young girl and she's said, like,

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I just always like tattoos, and
so she had, you know,

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a bunch of birds put on for
each member of her immediate family. Well,

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now she says, she no longer
has that husband, and she wants

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just the pieces of the family with
her own kids. And so she's going

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to remove like one of the pieces. And then she's got another one on

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that was all the way up the
arm. And I said, she goes,

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I don't like this one, Like, what don't you like about it?

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She wanted to look like half moon
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of pizza, pepperoni. Good stuff. Well we'll be watching tonight for that

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thing. That's good stuff. He
goes, I've never had a tattoo,

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never will get a tattoo, but
many people do. And what some drunken

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bene in Tijuana, which is how
Bender got his tattoo. Maybe after your

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sob up, things are a bit
different. But Liz Bonus, thank you.

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But the most thing is Parola is
coming. Parola is coming. Sounds

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like an Italian dessert, but Parola
is coming. And you say, September

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October, get ready and listen to
what your doctor tells you to do.

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Lutely, Willie, we want to
keep you well. Not everybody, but

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you, we want to keep well. I remember that you know some people

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don't want to do that, but
that's a different story. I always joke

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like a Valp reporter, I can
help you have a heart attack if we

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need to. We don't want to
do that, right. We need you

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living well. We love you,
Willie have a great day, and God

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bless America. Liz Bonus, you're
the best. Thank you at what you

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do. Let's continue with more.
And if you're sick and tired of COVID,

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joined the crowd. But like anything
else, I get an annual flu

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shot because their variants are different.
And if what they're saying is accurate,

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come October, we're gonna have all
hell breaking loose high schools and Kentucky or

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shut down Rutgers requires some masking and
all kind of all kind of testing and

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boosters for those not at risk,
young people that are healthier not at risk,

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but nonetheless older folks might be.
So let's continue your comments of any

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five one, three, seven,
four, nine, seven thousand, Bill

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Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred wlw
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get into her back jack to back
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with an emphatic spike and he has
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