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a guy missing an ear with his
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when they ask for status, they
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uh, and this guy gets up. They're like zombie Americans zays, right,

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if you want to say hello and
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two veterans. They're gonna be at
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today with Jeffrey Jeff with Jeff Tokey
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even it's just for a second that
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him, or get your picture made
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he said thank you. Well,
it's only been what when do we start

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hearing about AI? I mean,
I'm never I'm sure it's been No,

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No, it's been about a year. Okay, So it's been about a

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year and it just keeps growing every
single day. I didn't even think about

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this, but here you go.
A potential employee shares his experience about being

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interviewed by AI for a job.
The interview was done by Higher Vue.

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It's an AI assessment tool. Here's
what he had to say about it.

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He was instructed to wear a suit
but no tie during the interview with AI.

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Uh No headphones were allowed, no
external mics were allowed, and his

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surrounding area had to be well lit
and very quiet. The system asks five

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questions and gives you one minute one
minute to read the question, and then

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three or minutes or less to respond
to the questions. Deletions or retakes are

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not allowed. Here's my problem with
it, okay, is that you can

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there are the words that are coming
out of your mouth and it's the way

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you're saying there's words that are coming
out of your mouth. Am I wrong?

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There? It's about confidence? Can
you get Can you can this AI

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sense confidence? Can it? Can
it sense that you're not struggling for an

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answer, You're just pausing to think
of a better answer, right, I

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mean? Am I? No?
Yes? Body language is huge, huge,

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huge? So I don't why miss
Joy would did you bring chocolate again

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into the studio? Thank you Joy? Keep feeding him because summer's around on

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someone fat to stand next to.
Thank you Joy. Oh you're such a

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beautiful woman. He's an enabler.
Yeah, and I won't open this at

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all. Before I started working here, the only Joy I knew was a

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dishwashing liquid. Now I've got this
beautiful Joy goatly. Oh my gosh,

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I love that woman. Okay,
So okay, So here's the thing he

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language on my hands? Oh my
window, man, I wish he had

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nothing to do after COVID. He's
got nothing to do, right, all

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right, So let's get to that
you were talking about, Well, what

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if he recognize confidence? It's getting
to that eye contact with the camera has

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to be constant. Uh. It
measures your facial expressions. Your eye movements

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are being assessed during the entire interview, and your score actually goes down if

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your eyes stray away from the AI, it says, because you could be

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looking at cards or something else in
the vicinity. So the robot wants to

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be more, wants me to be
a robot exactly. Never look away at

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the camera. If you score high
enough with the AI, what if I

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look at the AI boobs like eyes
up here, eyes up here? My

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eyes are up here. But here's
the why with me, I don't see

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artificial intelligence gender. That's admirable,
Thank you so much, Stave. I

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wonder if the AI would create perfect
breasts or would they do would they just

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make them naturally looking? I don't
like one is bigger than the other.

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That's a fact. No, it's
a fact in one SAgs, you know,

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I look bigger than the other.
That's the thing. Man, I'm

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not a big fan of the perfect
breast. You know, really, well,

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if it's so big of you,
yeah, no kidding, I'm not

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a fan of perfect breast. Really. I'm just saying, really, I'm

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gonna say what they're not as I'm
a fan of them, I'm not as

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I'm not as attracted to them.
You know, it doesn't make you in

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it. I'm just saying, just
give, give, give, you know,

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so you know most men wouldn't like
those breasts, Toney, but you

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know I bring him over here.
I'm saying he went serious, win it

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as long as he could, A
big fan of the perfect breast, being

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serious when they're both equally symmetrically round, I'm saying it is. It's not.

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Let me be answer my own question, guy. Are they attractive?

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Yes? Do I like them as
much as somewhat flawed boobs? No?

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I must start being answer my own
question guy, just to be a little

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bit more annoying. What also scares
me. What also scares me is if

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this AI, like we talked about, will it pick up confident, will

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to do this? YadA YadA.
It's not just words. Will they take

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in consideration and how we said?
Could they go further to be able to

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really nail you? Excuse me?
I say, like, the AI is

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even better than a person to say, hey, you could tell this guy's

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got issues in this area. Hey, we probably was raised by a single

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mom, right angel to turn around, Hey, dwy why Walker's so funny?

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Oh had this AI interview and nailed
me. Okay, Well, when

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Tom maybe and I got picked for
the Amazing race and they flew us out

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to l a boy's gonna do what
boy's gonna do. They put us through

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psychiatric evacuations. Oh boy, and
they kept you they did. Well,

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no they didn't. Well that's true. Well, no, we were the

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first. We were the first team
to get pulled away, and they said,

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surrender passport, sign these contracts.
You're on the show. They even

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inoculated us, but I think it
was right around the time they looked at

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my social media three days before.
Is Tom Mabe doing serious videos? Now

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he's doing a little bit of everything. I just saw historic thing. But

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here's why. He just drove to
Crabtree Mountain, Crab Hill, Kentucky.

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So this is where the real Kentucky
Derby started. And he did a whole

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video on the history of this town
and how all of the like the dirt.

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When the Civil War started, that
stopped. But after the Civil War,

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Churchill down said, let's do this. There's absolutely nobody in this city

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that's better at reinventing themselves than Tom
made and he's done it so many times

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successfully. But okay, so I'm
getting all back to say this, what

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were we talking about boobs or something
else? Perfect? We're not. Wasn't

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just talking about I interviewing people specifically? That was it? No, there

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was something that let me down the
amazing race road. No, we're not

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talking about to amazing Steve and I. You know why we ignored it because

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sometimes we're not listening to you.
He sounds just like my mom. You

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really do. Okay, what we're
talking about? The AI interview it also

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it also if you score high enough, then you're corded. Answers will be

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reviewed by actually humans. And then
you also have to go back to AI

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and play two games. One is
to memorize numbers and letters forwards and backwards,

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and the other one you have to
punch shapes into the keypad with what.

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Yeah, so here's the thing.
As long as they don't say,

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how many of these picture squares have
a bridge in it? Oh? My

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god, thos never work for me. How many of these picture squares have

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a bicycle in it? Stop?
Is that a bicycle tire in the will?

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I'm not sure if it is or
not. It never goes that never

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works for me, so anyway,
Okay, but in the end, yeah,

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so let's go back to the AI
interview. Yes, in the end,

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this AI interviewer is taking the place
of an HR person, a human

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being. Right, So, what
I think the biggest issues with the AI

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is going to be is just like
you see the guys that work in at

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Ford or Chevy or GM and they
have the video. Here's nineteen eighty five,

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the line at the at Ford.
Oh yeah, I remember, I

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remembering it from all people. It's
all people, it's all people, and

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they're putting tires on and right by
by by all people. Here's Ford twenty

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twenty four and it's all though.
Sparks are flying and it's robots. Yes,

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there's no people on them. And
I'm like, I'm this is what

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I think AI will end up doing
is replacing replacing people, and that is

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not going to be good. Oh
here's a spookier, well spooky your part,

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spookier part of the AI interview that
this guy went through. You saw

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all the things he had to do, the things he had to get through

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put through through the AI. Right, what kind of a job do you

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think this guy was applying for to
put him through all this rigmarole janitor grocery

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store. It was to work at
a grocery store. He had to go

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through all of this crap. Right
now, grocery stores want someone with a

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that was exactly what we're gonna say. They're gonna grab their wrist and go

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on two. Yep, you gotta
pulse. You're hired. You have a

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driver's license. You know I want
to be a manager. You have a

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car, you can get here.
Okay, good. It's some scary stuff.

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I don't know where it's going.
It's if it scares the inventors.

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That's what really gives me pause is
that the inventor of it has a nervous

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like he's nervous about it. He
was like, I'm not really sure that

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I wanted to, Like he was
inventing something and something else came out.

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That's like every horror science fiction movie
ever. Just like the guy that invented

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Skynet. At the end of the
movie, he was aware of what he

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invented and what it would become.
Yes, Frankenstein, he thought he was

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gonna be nice, he was gonna
be his doormat. He's gonna be able

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to do yard works, saying burn, No, he's a singer. David

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Paget grow grow They any great quotes
from young Franken stuff? Hey great knockers?

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Are they perfect knockers? Dwight Well, I'm not a big fan of

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the perfect rolled off his tongue,
but he was just so natural. I'm

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just saying I'm not a fan of
perfect breass. Hey, honey, get

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out of here. Those are two
perfect You know what. You've got your

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MIRP T shirt, You've got your
Jeffson County Public School bust superintellent. Now

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you need the I'm yeah, I'm
not a fan of perfect breas that one,

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but I got to order El mucho
ding Dong. I got almucho ding

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dong for I go to Mexico,
Okay, selling your house Edland and Edland

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five nine nine eight hundred the other
I talked to him a couple weeks ago,

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and he goes, we ran out
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selling homes with Etland and Eedland because
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you. That means the equity in
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go to another real estate agent that's
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or a nice little trip out to
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equity, and don't give the vacation
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earn it. It's Eatlin and Elin
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nine nine, twenty eight hundred.
That's the owner's cell phone. Call it.

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That's why you get to listen and
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You had to sell your home.

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It was just the only way.
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Swift bill becomes law in Minnesota.
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know what the angel from heaven his
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was an angel cast out of heaven
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concert teachers one hundred and twenty dollars. Why not quite, Let's put a

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pin in for one second. Chase
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in Louisville with Kelsey. Were heard. Oh no, way, no,

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they couldn't have handled They couldn't handle
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was everywhere he went. It was
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him, and you, okay,
Dave, here we go, Here we

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go. A bill designed to protect
ticket buyers in Minnesota is now law.

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Democratic Governor Tim Walls signed the bill, the Ticket Transparency Bill, during a

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ceremony yesterday. The bill was crafted
after a Minnesota lawmaker couldn't get tickets for

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her concert last year. This requires
ticket sellers to give the full price for

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each ticket before purchase, including all
fees. Aha. It also bans deceptive

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practices by phibiting real resellers from selling
more than one copy of a ticket.

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Well, see that's my gripe.
Well, well, a ticket. That's

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why I hate the electronic tickets man. Well, one of many reasons.

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But number two. You know,
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you'll see rolling Stone seats three four
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these other ticket outfits. They got
side deals with all these brokers. The

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bill was named t Mobile J Clode
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national federal laws that they're looking at
to finally finally getting hold of Live Nation

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and other companies. Which is all
fairness. Live Nation is iHeart to where

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you can't sell these big blocks of
tickets to these companies that turn around and

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sell them for or hit them with
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fact, no ridicul like, for
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You used to have to go and
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machine that required an ink and an
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scan on my phone that doesn't work
half the damn time. What am I

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playing a service fee for or a
ticket fee? It's insane. Yeah,

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they're they're getting in the in their
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than come on headline whoopy Goldberg says
she was addicted to cocaine or click on

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a click on it as saw.
She lives in Italy. Now good,

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she's such a turn of a person, all right, But Okay, She's

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had a long career. Whipopy has
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coke in her new memoir Bits and
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one point her addiction got so bad
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one point and to fire since her
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it. Whippy says at one point
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got back into the habit in the
eighties when she was making away around Hollywood.

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Quote, I was invited to parties
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with a bowl of quayludes. Lines
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counters for the taking. Rob Low
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man, he goes look. Eighties
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So nineties were all about pepsi because
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on CBS the ceremonning. She lives
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not an island, but in Ale, so she owns it, so

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she lives there most of the year. She wants out of the opinion,

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She goes, I'm out of the
opinion whatever, And I get it.

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You guys disagree with most of what
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says, but you know what,
I liked her for a lot of decades.

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I thought she was funny. I
thought she did some great movies,

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even before she got political. I
never cared for him. Okay, Eventually

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she said a maid found her doing
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had to get clean. Why is
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the New New Way Game. No, she picked it because her mom told

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her, no one will take seriously
You're You'll be a joke to everybody.

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And she was like, she and
whoopy put cushion was a joke. Oh

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so she took it. Headline.
Tom Selek says he's not at risk of

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losing his ranch. All right,
click on it. I saw this story,

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Magni Pi. I can't believe I've
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don't He's got a whole thing on
Tom Sellick. What's going on with

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Thomas Magnum Magnum, It seems Tom's
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were more dramatic than factual. Sources
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remarks were exaggerated and only meant to
emphasize his desire to keep working after Blue

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Bloods goes off the air this fall. His overall financial situation is stable,

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thanks in part to his substantial earnings
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Magnum p I. He initially sparked
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it seems as Ranch is not in
jeopardy after all. So okay, well,

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what the story is Tom Selleck seventy
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old. I think it's for time
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Did you know what that he was? He was going to be cast as

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an Indiana Jones. Yes, yes, but the Magni p I folk wouldn't

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let him out of the contract.
And here's what I learned about that.

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And we'll get to the farm in
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was I thought he was already doing
Magnum Pi and it was a huge hit.

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No, he had auditioned for it, he got it, yes,

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and it was gonna go on TV. But Steven Spielberg calls and says,

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we have this role for you.
It's Indiana Jones. He chose, well

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he could. He couldn't get out
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by the way, it's Magnum Pie, Magnum Magnum three point one four.

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No. He talks about how it
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the artic to get over that decision. What the article I read was that

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he couldn't because the magnip I folks
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the filming was going to take place
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pushed got pushed for Magnipi. He
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could have looks. Bielberg calls and
writes the check you get out of the

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TV pilot. Right. I'm sorry, it's what happens. But he said

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it took years. He goes,
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but it took years for him to
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got this sixty three acre farm that
he's owned forever. But as watch Yellowstone,

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can you keep the family farm?
Taxes and everything else? He's not

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sure. It's this happy place in
California. The taxes aren't that bad,

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so I don't know if it's in
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But then I will tell you this. The Hawaiian shirt, the hat,

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and the shorts. Yes, all
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why? Why? Why? Because
it was the first TV show that showed

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Vietnam vets in a great light instead
of a bad light. Oh, really

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excellent. I like for he got
one on a mystery. He go in

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his mind. You can hear him
thinking, I know what you're thinking,

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and you're probably right. And here's
that's a great plot. But you realize

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that he was a seal. He
was a former seal. What not?

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Not Tom Seller? But his character
was a former seal. Yet what about

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TC? TC was on his team, He was a part of the seal

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team. Is in danang Uh?
It is in Ventura County, California.

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Is where his ranch is? Oh, that's where they wrote that song in

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Go ahead, I remember What's next? In Gainesville reading an ice cream thank

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you? What's next? Headline?
Hillary Duff gives birth to baby number four.

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I love this girl. Isn't that
the story? No, she's I

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got Have you seen her? She
takes a lot of bikini picks. She

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looks fantastic. What's her name,
Hillary Duff Hillary, click on it please,

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It's Duff Dwight. She's she inherited
the deff beer. She inherited the

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deaf beer. I thought she'd find
the rhyme fun with that. Oh.

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The actress gave birth to her fourth
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who had no comment, a baby
girl the couple named because he was all.

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He couldn't come it, Dwight.
He named towns Meadow Bear. Tell

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me towns Meadow Bear. The baby
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were excited. She also shares a
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He lives on the second floor.
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I think I love she used to. She was the spokesman for us.

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A harves something for you to look
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me that those are real? Are
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I'm not a Hillary dove fair.
I don't really like perfect breast. I'm

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not. I'm not a fan,
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her. She again she was part
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Yes, headline flavor Flave says he's
paying the way for the entire US Olympic

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water polo. You listen, you
don't like about public enemies, Flavor Flave

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the most he's got it. He's
got a big clock. Talk about the

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size of this guy's clock NonStop.
The worst thing you see he worked.

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Yeah, the first thing you see
when he comes at you is his gigantic

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clock. Yeah, right there on
his around his neck. Let's hear it.

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Flavor Flave to the rescue. After
US women's water polo team captain Maggie

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Stephens posted on Instagram that the players
were all working multiple jobs just to get

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to Paris, the rap legend responded, I yo, as a girl,

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dad and supporter of all women's sports, I'm a personally sponsor you, my

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girl, whatever you need. Flave
a father of a role's team, and

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I'm a sponsor the whole team.
Stephan's was obviously stunned by the gesture,

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oh MG, thank you. She
replied that means the world you will love

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water polo. The women's team,
which won gold in twenty twelve, twenty

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sixteen, and twenty twenty, is
looking for a fourth straight Top Metal All

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right, let's do it. Flavor
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don't know, I have no idea
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oh, I figured with the public
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You know, he's parlayed that into
like a TV shows and crap. They

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had to stop filming the live coverage
of the women's water polo. Do you

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know why why wardrobe malfunctions? Because
Dave's right, because they pull and push

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the other players, and almost every
time down the pool, they were pulling

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the tops down of the girls like
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trying to get positioned or trying to
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kept, you know, I'm throwing
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can't cover this anymore. I'm thinking, what water polo coverage pay per view

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and all the money goes to the
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