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keep it off. February the twenty
eighth. Normally it would be the end

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finito, audioso, see you later. Oh, but now I'm gonna We're

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gonna do with leap year, and
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twenty four hours. Well say,
if I only had twenty four more hours

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to get things done, Hey,
guess what this year? You do?

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Yeporay? All right? So let's
uh do we talk about? This is

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a real cliffhanger, boys and girls. Biden and Trump win Michigan Donna.

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The primaries are over there, and
so now the news media is excited because

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it looks like Joe and Donald will
or at least start getting closer to a

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rematch. Won't that be exciting?
World can't wait to find exciting? Oh

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my god? Yes, So Biden
beat Minnesota Representative Dean Phillips. That was

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really the only significant Democratic challenger,
at least at the moment. Let's see

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if they have something up their sleep
when they have their convention and then Donald

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Trump defeated Nikki Haley. Where are
they going? What are they doing?

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I'll tell you something. A lot
of discombobulated Republicans and Democrats. That's what

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you get from the polls. Not
that Biden and Trump won, but they

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kind of lost, both of them. And people say, oh, you

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can turn a beautiful orange into a
rotten apple every time. And just looking

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at the numbers as a significant number
of uncommitted Republicans and uncommitted Democrats, and

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that's spells opportunity for somebody, whether
it's Nicky Hayley, is she going to

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be the nominee? Who knows?
That's what's so crazy about the people here

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in Massachusetts and the other states who
are voting next week on Super Tuesday.

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Gets vote early, nail in your
ballots? Yeah, how do you know

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what's going to happen between now and
next Tuesday? And these phony blooneya don't

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make it easy for everybody to vote. Nah. No, the process frankly

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isn't supposed to be easy. It's
an important thing that you are to put

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your heart and soul into. At
least that's the way I look at it.

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Well, and also some employers,
unfortunately will not allow their employees to

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have off, So then the employees
only have a short window, and with

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how long the lines are, sometimes
they can't wait in that window. Employers

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need to also kind of do their
due diligence. And I don't think there's

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anything wrong with voting early if it's
looser, like maybe twenty four hours forty

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eight hours early. But I always
think of the whole Fetterman situation and how

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many people voted for him. Then
he unfortunately had those health issues, and

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a lot of people had said if
I didn't vote early, I wouldn't have

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ended up voting for him. They
changed their mind after they cast their early

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ballot. Yep, it's a bad
situation, is not good. And yet

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there's a customized I was looking we
have in the town that I live in,

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Framingham as Chusetts. There is a
sort of a rivalry between the old

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school Democrats and the I don't know, they call them liberal whatever. There's

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two different factions, let's put it
that way. Who run the local Democratic

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who want to run the local Democratic
committee, the city committee? And I

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looked there are a bunch of brochures
that are around and flyers that have been

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sent out I don't know if you
have this sort of thing in your community,

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Jay, or if other people listening
have this. But the old timers

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who have been doing whatever the bidding
or the public to keep things controlled,

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the sort of liberal faction that's Group
one, and I want to keep everything

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the way that it is. And
that doesn't mean that it's good, it

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just means that's what they want to
do. Including a state rep. Who

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gerrymandered a district to make sure he
was going to win. He's one of

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the group ones. And then there's
Group two that a group of younger Democrats

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but more traditional Democrats, the local
state rep. And a couple of people

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who have been a city council.
Neither one of them represent much change,

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but they do. It's an interesting
faction because it's liberal versus moderate, let's

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put it that way. And I
think you see more and more of that

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around the country. I think the
liberals do not have control of the Democratic

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Party, and why should they?
Or whatever fact, there are the so

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called right wing of the Republican Party. Why should they have control? Why

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shouldn't it be you who has control? And making up your own mind is

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an important part of doing your job. Your duty is to be a good

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citizen, to understand what the issues
are and to vote accordingly. A lot

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of you vote with your heart,
some of you vote with your head,

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some of you vote because there's a
D next to a person's name, although

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there's much less of that than there
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if you're not a Democrat, have
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That's just the way it is.
So I always, I rarely vote

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for anybody who wins, although I
certainly have in local terms. I've supported

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and helped people win that I thought
were good and they were Democrat. But

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again, what differs to make when
you're a Democrat or Republican. If you

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do a good job, a lot
of you don't agree with that he's a

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Democrat, I'm not vote for him
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We don't vote for Republicans. Look
at what the candidate who's yeah, or

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the candidate who's with the party that
says their party is better. What happened

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to for the people, not for
the party right, exactly, of the

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people, by the people, and
for the people. All right. Anyway,

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So here's this situation in Georgia.
Wow, there's a migrant who was

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arrested, who apparently killed. This
is the latest battle ground on immigration.

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This happens way too much. And
this is why when you go to the

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polls, you think about Joe Biden
and the complete, the complete fiasco that's

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on our borders, and he and
his party are one hundred percent responsible for

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that. So you don't know the
story. There was a thing. The

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politics of immigration has set the stage
for a protest. The people who understand

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this guy from Venezuela who's been charged
in the death of a former student University

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of Georgia's student, I think in
Athens, if I'm not mistaken, this

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is this is really a it's a
horrible how can these things happen? And

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that's the headline for me. That's
a way lot more important headline to understand

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than who won the Minnesota primary.
I don't really give a damn who won.

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I mean, I'm talking about it
because some people do. But this

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twenty two year old nursing student dead
on a trail the University of Georgia.

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This is the first time anybody has
been killed on this campus for a long

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long time, and so the suspect
of twenty six year old migrant from Venezuela

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charged with kidnapping her and killing her. And so this area of Clark County,

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which has about one hundred and thirty
thousand people in it, it's seventy

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miles directly east of Atlanta, a
flashpoint the focus on US immigration policy.

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If you don't believe that's the case, you can look all over whatever social

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media you have. And of course
Trump has been fueling the flames of this,

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maybe justifiably so. Jose Antonio Iberra. Trump called him a monster,

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and he blamed Biden. I'm not
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I just feel that way myself.
That doesn't mean I support Trump.

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And it's not about Trump. It's
about the migration. It's about the situation

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and the unwillingness of the people in
charge to secure the border, and for

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what reason, what do they expect
to gain by letting all these people come

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into the country. It's a bloodbath
in many different ways. And you know,

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Alejandro Majorca keeps, oh, there's
no problem. It's just one of

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those things. The statements are not
doing the Biden nights any They aren't doing

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them any favor at all. So
anyway, the conversation, according to the

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mayor, should be focused on mourning
the victim, not blaming the individual.

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Huh, blaming the group? Why
this person shouldn't have been here? So

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you're not going to sell me that
bill of goods? What about any thoughts?

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Maybe I don't know. Is that
too volatile? Well, I think

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there's a time for everything. I
think there is a time to focus on

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the victim, focus on the victim's
family, then move on towards the monster,

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regardless of you know, from where
they come the this this poor young

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woman should have not she should still
be alive. Across the board and we

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have murderers here, we have drunk
drivers here, we have all of that

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stuff and rants that have those same
intentions. But my brain always goes towards

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the when it comes to so many
undocumented Who isn't just somebody who's going to,

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you know, kill somebody with a
weapon or a dui, but actual

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terrorist situations that are going under the
radar. Well, I get that.

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I think that's important. You're right, maybe that's the most important part of

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it. But still, that woman
would be alive if it weren't for this

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fellow being admitted to not admitted to
or even focus on her for sure,

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won't just wandering in time for us
to big around in social media. Jay

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Kirshner and Doug Stephan on the Good
Day Program, Let's see what is going

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on with Ariana Grande? Because her
name, Jay, in the Celebrity News

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trending department, is in the top
ten. She has been auditioning, and

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that seems rather strange. Why would
Ariana Grande? After all, you know

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who I am? Do you know
who she is? Why is she?

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What's going on here? What is
the storys? Oh yeah, I guess

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she does. All right, Well, let's find out what the story behind

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the story is. All right.
So, Jay, you're probably more attentive

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when it comes to these sorts of
things. I'm not a big Broadway fan.

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I don't know much about Wicked Broadway
show or the movie, but it

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seems to have attracted a lot of
attention. But the focus here is on

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Ariana Grande and the fact that she
had to audition for a role in this

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movie. I don't get that she
was upset about it just seems strange.

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Oh no, no, So what
she's discussing is that she basically before a

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movie was ever even announced, she
came from Broadway. Ariana Grande got her

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start on Broadway in the musical Thirteen, and then she was on a Nickelodeon

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show for a while before she moved
into the music career. But I think

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most people know her with the music
career, and she was always in love

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with the Broadway musical Wicked. She
knew that whenever there was a film that

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was going to go into play that
she wanted to at least audition she wanted.

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She either wanted Glinda or Alphaba.
She just she wanted a part in

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it. And she basically had always
stalked down the lead producer and the directors

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and everything and just asking, like
begging, like, hey, whenever this

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comes to fruition, please I'm begging, just please give me an audition.

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And then once it was happening and
she knew she was going to audition,

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she basically went through six months of
daily prep with singing lessons and acting classes

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and just trained every single day for
this. Once she got the audition and

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it clearly worked out because she booked
the role. Well, congratulations, you

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want to right bad enough, you
work hard for it. Hey, look

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that's it, and that's the lesson
here, by the way, not necessarily

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about Ariana Grande, even though she's
the reason we're talking about this. But

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don't give up. If you have
a dream, if you have an idea,

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if you have something that you really
want to do, then do it.

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And you're going to say, well
that's easier said than done, Well,

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it depends, I guess on how
much there are. This is where

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astrology comes in. Frankly, the
star is under which you are born,

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because there's that crazy Stephan again.
But no, I think that you your

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personality and what it is that drives
you. In this case, this is

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something you really want, so you
go for it. Some people have that

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jay and some people don't. That's
just kind of the way it is.

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it and she got it, and good

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desire. Talking about Ariana Grande,
if she really wanted to be in Wicked

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the movie, and she set her
heart, became her heart's desire, and

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she went for it. Clint Eastwood
always was the same, and he still

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is at it at ninety. I
think he's either ninety five or ninety six.

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He's directing another movie. I think
it's just been finished. He looks

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his age and sometimes you see some
of the movies that are on some of

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the chances, and remember what he
looked like, and it doesn't seem like

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that long ago raw heide, he
really looked young in but you know,

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you go to dirty Harry movies and
how he played in very you know,

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like even the Untouchable, not the
Untouchable. It's the the name of that

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movie, the Undefeated, but the
Hackman was in it. It was a

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cowboy movie. I forget, wasn't
it. I forget what it's called.

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But at any rate, he looked
you know, and none seemed like that

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long ago. Would you see a
picture even of Hackman today? I saw

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a picture of him last week at
ninety. I think he's ninety, and

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he looks you can tell it's Deene
Hackman, but he's lost a lot of

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the the starchy look, if you
know what I mean. I think also

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it's our own age too when we
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of these older actors who are already
kind of not necessarily older when I was

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younger, but older to me at
that age. Yeah, pubs always looked

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old, so they still look relatively
the same to me. But every so

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often you do get somebody who it's
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able to have identified it was that
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day photo. But a lot of
the people that I grew up with watching

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that were my age or that I
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For myself, I've noticed them aging
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lot of these older election Hackman has
always looked like that to me. Yeah,

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that's all relative, it really is. That's true. It is all

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right taking action here on lots of
things. Talking about taking action, moving

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you to a decision or a point. That's kind of part of what we

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do on the Good Day Program,
questions and answers. I'm Doug Stephan,

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that's Jay Kershner. We're here to
talk about what really happens, so that

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maybe you can learn a few more
things about various issues and various people.

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Like the discussion of the area on
a grande. I never would have known

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that she was really that interested in
acting. I thought she was a singer.

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That's the category I've always put her
in, and that's what she got

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her start in acting, right,
yeah, right, So she's moving into

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different areas moving forward, and so
I use that as an example of encouraging

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you to move. Whatever it is. Movement is a stepping stone to a

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path forward, and hopefully it's a
good path forward. Story floating around today

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about a doctor from New York University
who died at a Disney restaurant in Florida

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and her husband blames the restaurant.
I don't know. I haven't been to

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Disney in Florida for ages, so
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There are tons of them around.
This was a particular Irish pub. I

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went in there and she told them
that she had a nut and dairy allergy

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and okay, it's fine, and
then she was served some stuff that had

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nuts and dairy in it and she
died. Yeah. I mean, this

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was definitely negligent that they let the
server know, the server let the chef

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know. She was able to order
what she wanted and they were able to

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make it separately and without the ingredient
that she's allergic to. And what happens

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is if you have a specialty item, whether it's a food allergy or something,

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there is a flag, like a
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dish when they serve it to you. And her dish did not have that

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flag, and so the doctor and
her husband questioned the server again. The

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server is sured, no, no, I don't know why there's no flag,

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but this is made appropriately and it
wasn't and the server should have just

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automatically taken it back, said there's
no flag in this, just out of

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additional precaution, and they didn't that
that dish never should have been served to

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her and it never should have been
consumed without that flag. And the couple

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even identified, hey, this doesn't
have the flag in it, but they

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trusted the server's words, and later
when she was by herself, she suffered

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an allergic reaction applied to her,
did her EpiPen herself, and that wasn't

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enough. Nine one one was called
and she just unfortunately, sadly did not

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make it. Yeah, as one
of those inexcusable, unnecessary deaths. And

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Disney will pay a big time for
this as well. They should. Disney's

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big and impersonal and I just you
know me in Disney, I'm not Yeah,

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you're not a fan of it.
No, Well, and hopefully she

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will not have died in vain and
that they will not only for this specific

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restaurant, but all of their restaurants, re up the qualifications, re up

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the educational process, and make sure
that all of their employees know or their

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quote unquote cast members know if somebody
has an allergy or situation that do not

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serve them food that does not have
the flag, like, follow all of

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their precautions and if they are questioning
it. It's one of those things that

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it's the happiest place on earth.
That's magical and the not like the customers

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always right mentality, but it is
that way. And if you need to,

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if it is made right but there's
no flag in it, still take

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it back, have it made again, put that that flag in and then

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take it back out. I'm sure
I have gladly waited to have their food

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remade. Yeah, to be sure. An investigation is underway. In another

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circumstance, explosive device detonated outside the
office of the Alabama Attorney General. Nobody

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was hurt. The Attorney General is
Steve Marshall. Law enforcement is leading the

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investigation. Nobody knows what the motive
is. Nobody knows. It's like nobody

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knows, so do am I irresponsible
for bringing that up? Is that give

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people ideas? I even wonder sometimes. I think by by twenty twenty four,

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a lot of people already have their
own ideas. They already if they

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are going to do something, they
don't need to hear the report of somebody

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else doing it for them to I
feel like they already have these ideas,

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even if they don't go that exact
route, They're going to do something else,

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all right. So it's not the
power of suggestion, because I do

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sometimes really think about that sort of
thing. I think once the time that

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absolutely been true power of suggestion.
I just think we live in a different

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world. Yeah, well, social
media has changed the world for sure.

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Gary Sinise is mourning the loss of
his son, who is thirty three,

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had a rare spinal cancer. Gary
Sinise is somebody who he's a good actor,

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and he's a good human being,
and he gives his time to good

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causes. So there are all kinds
of reasons to know and acknowledge what Gary

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Sinise. Apparently his son worked with
that foundation that he's established. He's thirty

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three. Good God, the kid
played the drums. It looks like a

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normal kid. How do you get
cancer? That's the thing that this brings

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up with me is how do you
get cancer in some of these places.

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What is cancer really? In this
case acknowledged by doctors to be a very

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rare cancer. It's called cord and
he's had it since twenty eighteen. It

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affects only two three hundred people a
year in the United States. But you

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know, well, that's really kind
of what I think. When I looked

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at this, I thought, my
god, where did these things come from?

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And I go back to what we
were just talking about with regard to

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the woman who had the allergies.
We didn't have these kind of allergies forty

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fifty sixty years ago. They didn't
exist, and these rare cancers didn't exist

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either. So the question here is
how many maladies are there around now?

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Do you even go to COVID that
sort of thing that was engineered in the

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laboratory and created? But then,
okay, we know that, is that

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where some of this other stuff comes
from? Do we do? I'm asking

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the question. I have strong feelings
about it, but I don't know the

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answer. But it seems to me, excuse me, that there is so

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many different things around today that you
can catch, that you can get that

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can affect your body, and they
weren't around before, or people say wow,

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we just didn't know it or they
were misdiagnosed as other things, because

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so many things share symptoms and now, Yeah, it is a wonder of

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how many more people are getting things
or versus are we just more aware of

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it. I want to see studies
of location, like different countries, different

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continents, of the numbers of who's
getting what, how many people are getting

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what, because obviously most of us
believe that it is part of our nutrition.

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It's the lifestyle stuff, it's the
elements that we're around. We've already

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seen that if people live closer to
power plants, there are additional things that

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they end up with. We know
that we have ingredients in our food or

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our food like products that other countries
will not permit. So it would be

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very interesting to see where all the
illnesses are. Yeah, to be sure,

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let's go back to your former residence, your former hometown of Nashville Police

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Department. They're investigating a bomb threat
at a school, the same school it

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was the site last year of that
mass shooting, the Covenant School, right

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you know this story. Apparently an
employee there got an email bomb threat,

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so they cleared everybody out of the
school. But what is there about the

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school? What can you tell us
about the school? What do you remember?

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What do you know about the Covenant
School? It's a religious private school.

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But we've also been seeing this.
I don't know if it's one of

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those coincidences that happens to be the
same school that the shooting took place,

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but we have been seeing a lot
of bomb threats to a lot of schools,

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a lot of school districts, schools
in certain schools in particular school districts

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where all of their schools are having
to check it out and they end up

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being hoaxed at. But there is
this uptick of bomb threats that entire districts

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are getting. Good God, all
right, Well, something to think about,

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We take time at least once during
every program to look at the technical side

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of social media, not just things
that are trending, but stuff that goes

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viral, like the spat between a
chef and a diner and the death threats.

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All right, so this is a
chef in Boston with the history of

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making headlines. Dissatisfied activists from New
York whipped up a social media flame war

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death threats. This is I'm talking
about bad taste in somebody's mouth. So

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this is a complicated is well,
maybe it isn't so complicated. I look

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at it, and I think it's
complicated. Jay, do you think this

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is complicated this owner of the table. I don't think it's complicated. I

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definitely say where both people are coming
from. But the way it was handled

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is just messy. But then you
have the issue with the death threats.

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So you have a Boston chef who
is a business owner, has a restaurant,

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and then this couple from New York
who had planned a trip to Boston.

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They ended up having to cancel everything
at the last minute. Canceled the

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hotel, cancel their flights and all
of that that canceled the travel, cancel

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their restaurant. They were going to
go to this restaurant which is really nice,

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and there is a two hundred and
fifty dollars cancelation fee if you cancel

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within twenty four hours. Unfortunately,
they just two people because cancelated two hundred

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and fifty dollars for two people.
Yes, yeah, a lot of nice

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restaurants, Yeah, a lot of
nice restaurants where you will be spending a

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lot of money. They have a
cancelation fee if you don't cancel within enough

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notice. But the reason, no
surprise, I don't know about this restaurant

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in Boston. They canceled the trip
because the guy got it. He was

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ill. He had to be rushed
to the emergency room. He was hospitalized.

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And then when his husband called the
restaurant about the charge, somebody on

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staff was like, well, if
there's a problem with it, you can

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always call your insurance agency for your
travel protection all of that stuff. So

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they contacted their travel agency regarding the
travel or their their insurance agency regarding all

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of the travel protections, and that
was one that they were able to get

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their money back. Unfortunately, that
money was then taken from the restaurant and

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the restaurant owner went to social media, searched this guy out, and then

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sent him a direct message saying like
thanks for you know, messing over my

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business. I'm a small business owner. Think twice next time you book and

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decide to cancel blah blah blah blah
blah and so the Yeah. So the

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guy who received that message responded with
a lengthy message of you know, they

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were kind of appalled that this person
took the time to do this and explain

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the situation, and then posted that
interaction to social media. What you have

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other people who been on this and
are sending death threats, and they're siding

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with the restaurant owner and sending death
threats to the guy siding with a guy

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sending death threats to the restaurant owner. It got to the point where the

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restaurant owner crazy says, if you
look at them up on Google, it

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says they're closed. They are not
taking reservations even though they are still open.

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If you go to open Table,
you can't book a reservation. They're

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not They just aren't available. But
if you know this place, and you

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frequent this place, and are you
know a fan of this place, you

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can still go there. They've had
to completely change their business model because of

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these death threats. Really like,
people who have no business being involved in

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the situation are inserting themselves in to
the situation. Way too much of that.

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You need people to get way too
much time in their hands, all

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right. We posted a question at
the good Day Facebook page when times,

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when times to best buy dates on
products? When what do you I guess?

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Basically, the questionnaire is do you
pay attention? Do you follow strictly,

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you know, use it by or
buy it by or whatever. When

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it comes to food, mostly right
and yeah, yeah, do you use

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the use the best buy right as
a suggestion, so, Debbie says,

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I throw it out. My husband, however, will eat it even if

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it has green hairs growing on it. He can smell things like sour milk.

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It's good for your soul. I
guess maybe that would be well.

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Debbie gratulations on having a tough husband. Good for you. The next Stefan

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