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Good morning, good morning, good
morning, and welcome, welcome, welcome.

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It is time now for our community
connection right here on K one,

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the one you trusted, and it's
brought to you by Arnold Moore and Nick

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Campunal Home, also Tall Grass Motors
and get Real Ministries. We have miss

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Adel registering with is today. How
are you doing today? Boy? You're

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bright and shiny ready to go,
aren't you. Yes, except for this

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voice that I've had for a month, I think everybody's had a little taste

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of that. It's been kind of
going around. But you know something,

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we've got some beautiful music in the
air. I understand us a little bit

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about it. We do, especially
if you like the movies and the music

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that goes with some of those movies. Oh yes, I know that.

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You know sometimes that that movie music
sticks with me for years and it goes

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around and around in my head,
and some of the makes me cry.

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I think the best well, the
best music is the kind that allys have

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to do is think about it.
And I don't know about anybody else,

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but that music that makes me cry
is the kind I like this So it

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resonates with with a person's soul.
Well, well, in a little bit,

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especially if you're romantic. Yeah,
it's just that that's it's coming up

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in about a week and it happens
to be our next community concert show.

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Do you tell what we have coming
up to our stage. Well, these

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folks are straight out of I was
going to say Hollywood, but not exactly

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Hollywood. They're coming from New York
City. And it's just that a lot

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of the movies of that kind,
you know, the movies from the big

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silver screen time came out of Hollywood, and these these are the folks.

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It's it's a trio from New York
City. But what they're doing right now

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are the movies from Hollywood with that
famous music, like the James Bond movies.

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You know how each James Bond movie
has a famous song. Oh yeah,

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they have the same little intro blah
blah blah blah. But then then

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did to the famous songs that go
with it, the gold gold Finger that's

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one that just well, that one
kills me. And then there's there's several

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of the others that are so well
known. And then the famous singers that

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do those songs, well, they'll
do some of those songs, and then

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of course they'll do some Disney songs, because Disney they make a lot of

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movies, a lot of big movies, and a lot of big songs.

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And then they'll do some the Judy
Garland like Wizard of Oz. All that

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that period of time was wonderful songs. And I think, no matter if

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you are ten years old or twenty
or eighty, you probably know those songs.

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Oh you will. Their standards,
they're right there. Part of our

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American history is what they are.
And then the one that makes me cry

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is the one that Barber Streisan sang. Now. I don't know if you

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want to see this movie, but
or if you had a song one special

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that dragged you to see it,
and the song the way we were,

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Yeah, I remember seeing that back
in the seventies. Yeah, and that's

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I can still you know, I
won't believe me, especially with this voice,

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but I can still sing every word. It's a beautiful song. It

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was a big hit on the radio
for many months. Yes, well,

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and that wouldn't make the tears roll
down my face. So songs, songs

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like that will be part of their
repertoire. Wow, And as gorgeous as

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they are, their voices are even
more perfect and they're super I don't know

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what these super professional folk. I
mean, I love Bartlestell, uh huh,

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But how do we get such super
professional folks here in Bartlestill. I

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think they've kind of heard of us, and I think they kind of know

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that there's a little bit of a
bar they got to meet. And we've

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had a good reputation for great quality
music. Our concert our community concerts have

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been going on for over what eighty
years? Yeah, and then we've got

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the OKM We've got. We've got
a pretty good high standard here in town.

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And I think this is what they
call a destination for up and coming

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performers. But up and coming love
it here, oh they do. We

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have such wonderful facilities and we've got
a wonderful town, and I think that

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we make them feel very welcome.
And I think they really like that,

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because I'm going to tell you that's
not the same treatment you're getting every now.

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You know, are like state your
business, pay your money, Okay,

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hit the rud you know. The
thing that they say to us almost

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every every time is what a wonderful
facility you have here. It's so well,

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it's beautiful, it is and it
has wonderful acoustics. The you know,

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just the way it's built and I
guess I don't know about the how

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the sound system works, and you
know just how just everything how the surrounded

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well everything is acoustically pitched with the
architecture and the folks who know what they're

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doing with the with the sound,
oh do they know what they're doing and

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they can they can figure out decibels
per squarance, you know, and this

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that and everything, and that that's
a marriage made in heaven, is what

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that facility is. That that's awesome
stuff there. You're not going to find

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that too many places in America.
Well that was We're my husband and I

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and my family. We're not from
Oklahoma, and when we first moved here

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from the Los Angeles area saw that
building, it was like, wow,

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this is amazing that I've never seen
it. But what it looked like to

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me was what you see in Australia
that the huge music hall in Sydney Bartlesville,

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Oklahoma. Oh my goodness, look
at this. This is wonderful and

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it's you know, right down the
street. And so it truly is a

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blessing for this community and it's well
for community concerts. They're meant to be

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inexpensive, and because they're meant to
be inexpensive, you know, there it's

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something for everyone, and that's well. We got involved when our children were

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older and you know, we were
a little bit more free to go out

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in the evening and we went and
it was we could afford it, and

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it was such a surprise, the
quality and just everything about it. It

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was so available and then it was
so excellent. So when you have something

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available and excellent, oh my goodness, you know, that is really incredible.

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We had been accustomed to being maybe
only twenty miles from really good facilities,

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but it took an hour to get
there, and then you had to

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part, and then you had to
pay, and this was a long time

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ago, and you have to pay
ten or fifteen dollars to part. And

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so now you can be five miles
away and get there in five minutes and

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then it's free to part, and
then it's as good a quality and it's

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wonderful. What a bargain do we
have for you, folks? How much

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are the tickets for this show coming
up? Well, they could range anywhere

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from you know, you have to
full the disclosure. There's always the facility

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fee and ticket fee, and no
one mentions that. But I'm actually from

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New England, and when you're from
New England, you're cheerably honest. It's

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got to be transparent and it's that
dog gone Franklin guy. You know,

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it must be something. And so
when you add those fees that gets tickets

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are like six six dollars to forty
six dollars, can you range? You

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add the you know, the fees. If you get season tickets at the

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start of the season, they are
so inexpensive that you can wind up going

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to the entire season and they'll cost
you. I mean it would wind up

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costing you from about four dollars to
maybe twenty five dollars for each show.

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Well, that's quite a deal when
you take that into consideration with the season

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tickets. Yeah, it is.
It's remarkable. But but what we've for

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this this last year, it's really
been great because we've had we've had the

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real blessing of having a small grant. And I'm sure you can't see this

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song, I'm going to tell you
what it says in the small print.

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It says that students are admitted free. And we've been able to do that

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because of the small grant and it
as a person who took seven years of

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piano lessons. But I have no
musical talent, but I love music and

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I love the arts and I really
appreciate it. But you know, like

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I would never be a musician because
I think you have to have that smidgeon

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of talent. But I really appreciate
it, and I think that everyone gains

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from being exposed to it because it's
a wonderful thing in your life. I

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think all kids need to have exposure
to the arts, and we don't have

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enough of it. You're absolutely correct
on that a child's only going to know

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what a child's going to know based
on environment. And when we broaden the

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horizons, good things start to happen. The I can starts to take place,

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and you know, with a little
bit of hope and a whole lot

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of will, good things start to
sprat from that. And all kids,

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well kids now, and I'm guilty
of it too. If I don't have

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my phone near me right now,
it's in my purse, you know.

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So kids' lives are on their phone
more than they are in real life.

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A lot of times. It's a
big when they find out otherwise, And

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so what we'd really like to do
is have more kids exposed to arts in

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real life, and if we can
bring them into the center and have them

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enjoy music, performance, people interacting
with them. And we're we're trying as

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we can afford because of being so
inexpensive and not we're obviously a nonprofit and

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and so we don't have usually the
additional funding to do a lot of outreach.

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But with any extra than what we
then we have, we do outreach

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and we try and extend as much
of this to children or students, and

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so not for this show so much
in that it is a little bit it's

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not so much oriented towards adults,
because of course it has the Disney programs

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and Disney music, it's the whole
spectrum. But for some of our other

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shows, like the Next Show,
the Next Show is our last show at

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the season, and it's going to
be one that everybody knows because it everybody

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knows there go Abba, and no
matter if you're five or you know,

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one hundred and five, everybody knows
that everybody knows Abba. They do.

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They have such catchy little songs and
well, they just invigorate people. You

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know, and so we're going to
be doing an outreach program at the school

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for ABBO and you know, and
the school has done an ABBOT program themselves.

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Oh yeah, and so you know, we try and include as much

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as we can for kids for one
on one with the performers. So mostly

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I think I want to say that
there's an opportunity for everyone. Whether you're

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just interested in being part of the
audience and enjoying the quality the performers,

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there's a real variety, or if
you have children and you would like to

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have them exposed to live music,
not just on their phones, but the

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live reformers and maybe stimulate them and
their interest are to our surprise, my

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family, to our surprise, our
daughter has become a musician. And we're

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like, what where did that come
from? So and you know that that

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is so outside of our purview that
we're kind of like, oh my goodness.

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So you never know that it's a
big world out there. How can

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people find out more about our community
concerts? Do you have a Facebook page

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or a website? Sure? At
b CCA that stands for Bartlesville Community Concert

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Association, kind of a long name
b CCA dot BCCA music dot org.

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It's got all the information. It's
got the you know, like the whole

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season, the performers, but it's
got all the background everything you want to

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know, and it sends you,
well, it sends you to the center

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for tickets and it all. Also
it sends you to the sister organizations and

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you know what you can talk about
inexpensive. You can go to punkas City

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isn't that far and the other local
sister organization is in Shanoo and they have

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like four or five concerts and they're
they're similar, but you know they're different.

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They might be rock and molt roll, they might be classic, they

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might be comedy. There's a magician
at one of them. And you can

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go for free because you get little
well you get little membership tickets if you

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do the season membership. Nice little
benefit of membership. I like that,

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and you can you can go,
you know like it. There might be

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one a month and it's free free. Well what you get there? You

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brought goodies here. You guys are
gonna this this week one day a week,

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you're going to have a promotion of
giving away two tickets to this concert

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and they're going to be the like
expensive tickets front close to it anyway,

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And I know that they're going to
come inside of couzies. I believe these

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are called kusie. They are your
drink cool and cool or your hands dry

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when your canter bottle might be,
you know, kind of chilly. And

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they're going to come inside of koozies. They're vouchers that you bring to the

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box office and you turn them in
and you get free tickets. Nice sweet,

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I like that. I want to
thank you for being with us here

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today and I look forward to having
you back pretty soon. But it's gonna

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be a lot of fun. And
the date for the concert is it is

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it's next week on Wednesday, and
of course it's at the Center, and

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it's seven point thirty, got it, February seventh. All right, Hey,

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Adel, thank you very much for
being with us today. Well,

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thank you so much for having me