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the moon. It's that super blue moon, the biggest and brightest of the
year. So it's happened. This is tonight to night to night, the
blue supermoon makes its glorious debut in the nighttime sky. So what about the
term blue supermoon. It's been kind of emphasized by poets and writers and stuff,
but there is a reason for it, not necessarily to be the blue
moon, but the bigness. It's sort of the convergence of the three distinct
lunar phenomena. So you go to the NASA website and you look at this
Solar System exploration page. This full moon is a merger of a super moon
and a blue moon in alignment with the Hindu festival of Rocky per Neema.
How does that do that protect correctly? Rocky? Maybe it maybe reiky reiki
Rocky, you say, I'll call that's reiki reky so Saturn. Also,
it is very visible, almost like they were dancing together with this Saturn,
the super Moon together the Earth. Let's see here are longitude the way the
Earth is. We divide the longitude and latitude up and everybody, do we
have Earth science people so that we know what the longtitude? I hope everybody?
Jam Oh, I feel like we learned that pretty early. That James,
you know, you know what longitude and latitude is? Oh gosh,
I should Longitude is horizontal across the planet, right, and then latitude along
right right, and then latitude's vertical. Okay, good kid, all right.
So they apparently are in perfect opposition Jay to the Sun and that's why
there's so much light and the ring around Saturn, which is closely that has
we think that everything is equidistant, but it's not. Saturn kind of has
an elliptical orbit, and so does the Moon into Yeah, too much detail
or no? There There are these videos. I can't remember the social media
handle. I'll have to look it up, but they do different videos about
Earth and space and all of this stuff. And they do this one where
they show the orbit of Earth and the Sun and then the different planets one
at a time kind of, and it's this line that as they orbit each
other and everything in the Sun, it just creates this beautiful like the line
goes with it and stays just so you can it shows it, and it
creates this beautiful like artwork that almost kind of look looks like different flowers and
stuff. It is amazing. I'll have to share that, but it's just
it's really cool when you see them dancer with each other all the time.
But Saturn, you'll be able to see it best about quarter till nine Eastern
time, and then the peak of the super blue Moon is about nine thirty
six pm Eastern and it'll right around nine thirty six thirty six and it'll still
be visible tomorrow night tomorrow and everything. But it's just like that peak the
most, the brightest and the biggest that it's going to be about nine thirty
six pm Eastern time. Set your lips. If you're Jewish, you know
that right around the corner is Rasha Shanna and Yam Kapoor, and they Jews
think that this plays a special role as well at the time of introspection,
and it really kind of is you look up at the moon and you think
romantic thoughts. So you think you just kind of sit there and you think
to yourself, what's life all about? Right? The old song what's it
all about? Alfie? Everybody remember that Jay? You know that song?
I don't know's it all about? James will find it for us, and
then you can The approach here and the way to look at this is to
kind of put it in perspective as we enter the last phase of summertime.
This is something the summer. Although we've had kind of I don't know if
we'd call it rough summer. We've had a hot summer, we've had a
wet summer. But summer's like this. Matter of fact, I did some
research. I gotta go find this yere. Yeah here it is all right.
The temperature is we are. There's a big headline I'm reading today in
the Boston Herald of Boston Globe, the two of the sources that I use
every day. The temperature is going to stay summerlike in September and maybe October.
Well that's okay with me so far behind with farmwork. But I was
looking back over the when I'm on an airplane, like I was yesterday,
and I've finally figured out how to use all of my tools without like being
an airplane mode, you know that kind of stuff, how you can really
you can still use them. And so I was looking at the temperature records
going back. You know they always say it's the hottest summer on record.
Well, the records want to go back to eighteen eighty. But if you
go back even let's see here, how many years do we have to go.
We gotta go back ninety years. If you're back to nineteen thirty six,
and look at how many cities in America had temperatures that were consistently over
one hundred for four to six days or more. As a matter of fact,
there were a number of cities that were hotter than one hundred and ten
degrees back in nineteen thirty six. So I just I say this not because
I'm excuse me, trying to be a naysay or what I'm trying to do
is put you on the path of actually knowing what the facts are versus the
extreme hulah of the people who want to tell you that the world is coming
to an end. It's not. It's just hot. And so if you
look back. Let's see here. The hottest July nineteenth, for example,
occurred in nineteen thirty four, nineteen thirty two, nineteen thirty six, nineteen
thirty nineteen twenty six, and nineteen oh one. Half of the US was
over ninety five degrees for four days in a row or more. And when
you look at some of the temperature variations, it's not just the heat.
The same extremes when it comes to cold were from the nineteen twenty nine which
was the dust Bowl. That was the beginning of the depression, and that's
when we had these unbelievable droughts in the heat all across America at lasted until
nineteen thirty four. Interestingly enough, the Depression that was the beginning of the
change. When Franklin Roosevelt became president of the New Deal, all that stuff
things happened. A lot of people know. You look at the conditions and
they are right for some things and wrong for other things. And if you
pay attention to the details, the number of people who died from cold,
the exposure to the cold in the mid nineteen thirties was fifteen times higher than
what normally takes place in a normal winter. So hello, let's get reel
with all of this scary global warming stuff. It is hot and we've had
a lot of wet and you know, you look around what's happening. Other
reason I put that information together with this, if you are down to Florida
and you're fleeing hurricane Idealia. Is that how you pronounce it? I guess
it did, right. Idealia sounds like something you'd grow in the garden,
the idealia onions next to the idea onions. But anyway, the residents that
are leaving because of what's going on on the Florida coast, the Gulf coast,
Okay, yeah, you're going to get away from that Stuff's probably a
good idea. Go in a little bit, or go someplace. It's going
to be a rough couple of days, but it is at the end of
the world. No, And if you look back at the history the moon
and its cycles, this is one of the reasons that the storms are as
bad as they are is because the moon is as powerful as it is right
now. The moon affects the weather. Hello, the ties and hopefully learned
that in the Earth science the moon has you know, it's wonderful they have
all this focus on the fun part of looking at the big Moon. But
it's also gonna make the weather kind of wild, and the water, especially
the tides, and so all of the stuff together combined is kind of a
who ha of a weather and phenom. So I'm not so sure she is
or Idelia whatever. She's been upgraded to a category four. Yeah it's a
big storm. Yeah, yeah, it's a big storm. And as long
as let's have one more page with regard to the moon, shall we That
moon shot that India made earlier this week and they landed and it's where they
have a moon rover that got off. Yeah, they're kind of like what
we did the number of years ago, and they've been running around with this
moon rover that sounds like a song, doesn't it? Moon rover wider than
am I to say, change one letter? It's right. So there's sulfur
on the moon. There are several other elements as this. The landing took
place on the south pole of the Moon, and it's kind of cool that
they have. I don't know whether we am trying to remember back it could
go to the NASA website again and and find out what we found our first
exploration of the Moon. When we went up there, they found some signs
of frozen water. Let's see here, what else have they They've detected aluminum
and iron and calcium and chromium and titanium and manganese and oxygen and whoa.
So the rover has really done its job. It's kind of cool. And
it's interesting that the Indians. I say this only because I wonder about priorities.
There's so much problem. There's so many things in India that I ought
to take their and who am I to say, you know what they do
with their money, but it just seems like having a hard time with food
and water over there, So I spend some of your money on that.
I don't know that you're going to find enough drinking water on the Moon to
bring it back to India to help. But it's something they can be proud
of, and a lot of people have national pridesbody's landed, yeah, for
a long time on the side of the thing, on the south side exactly,
yep, right, So the Soviets are trying to do it. They're
plane crashed or their their rocket crashed, and I think, well, China
has been up there and nosing around. So anyway, there is the moon
in your eye like a big pizza pie. Now, is Taylor's Swift consider
to be at your service and on your side? I would say that she
is one of the most let's see here, what would be the word that
I would use? Not progressive? Isn't strong enough? I would say that
she is one of the best examples of goodness and smartness and just basically a
force to be reckoned with as she reaches all kinds of milestones. Everybody pretty
much knows who Taylor Swift is. I think no matter what your age,
you're aware of her. I'm not sure that everybody's aware of her goodness.
They're aware of her social life and romantic life, and her singing and how
successful a pop star she is. She's apparently going to become the first female
artist in Spotify history to reach jay one hundred million monthly listeners. Now what's
that worth in terms of dollars and cents? That's incredible? One hundred million
monthly. She only comes behind The Weekend, who was the first artist to
reach that milestone, and he did so in February. But she just There
are universities that have adopted classes of studying her songwriting and everything. She is
on this massive Eras tour where she has already been in the news for giving
big bonuses, not just the normal pay to everybody on her team and staff,
but these huge bonuses she's giving out every place she stops. She gives
money, a lot of money for food banks and everything, but also the
economy. It's almost like every city that she stops, it's getting a super
Bowl where. Yeah, because so many people travel for these shows, and
she does weekend shows, so they're always on the weekend and it's never just
one stop, it's it's two shows per weekend or sometimes it's three, and
you have a lot of people traveling in and it's great for all of the
cities where it is because people are are spending so much money at the different
places. Yeah, wish something new being released in October, right, and
there's some new album or some man she is it's another Taylor's version one that
she's taking back. It's nineteen eighty nine that she's recutting. Ah, that's
right. Went she went through all of that stuff when she changed management or
the guy told her she couldn't. She the who had originally had it,
sold the company the label and so she wanted to get the rights back to
her music, and she started Lover. He was the first one where she
owned her own rights, and then every album since, so she's re recording
all the previous ones. She's smart and she's good, so good for her.
Let's hear a random applause for Taylor's riff ya courage people who have courage.
Courage is not always something that makes a lot of noise people who are
courageous think about I mean, it's another good question for our social media.
You go to add good day networks and want to be heard or you feel
like you've got something to say. Who do you know who is courageous?
And in what way are they courageous? They noisy? Because sometimes courage is
that little voice at the end of the day that says, well, it
didn't work today, I'll try to get in tomorrow, right, don't give
up. I think that's one of the things. And you know, we're
talking about some of these new discoveries, this new form of metal alloy that's
around, and discoveries that happen every day because people are working on new things
all the time, and that's because our brain is capable of doing so many
different things, and there are it was noticing. You know, we talk
a lot about ai J and whether it's going to be something we can trust
what people are doing with it. There is a breakthrough in technology an ai
some little a little device I guess that's the best way to put it,
that can be implanted in your brain that will help you if people have lost
the ability through some disease to speak. You're paralyzed, right, Some people
who are paralyzed, they can't move their mouths anymore. And so this little
implant, this advancement in sort of a brain computer. It interfaces with things
the neurons and stuff in your brain. I don't claim to listen to be
an expert on this, but I get the idea. They put it in
your brain and it makes you if you're severely paralyzed. They did it no
woman, and she can now express herself and some of the ways of doing
it. You can translate something. The brain now can translate signals, movements,
voices, expressions, that kind of stuff. Wow, So will that
improve the lives of people who are suffering from strokes and that sort of thing?
And and l what is it? Luke garret disease? Als muscle.
Yeah, I mean you can't. Sometimes you just can't your muscles. And
this is a way of getting the brain to activate that portion of your brain
that allows or gives movement to the muscles that allow you to talk or move
or whatever. With stroke victims. And this is a fantastic step in the
medical field. Yeah, it really is. There are all kinds of things.
They are being done, Thank Evans for people who are creators and researchers
and things like that. All right, so having acknowledged the wonder of that,
let's get back to basics here on good day. Some people in the
news Enrique Tario, I believe that's how you pronounce his name, one of
the Proud Boys. He apparently could face the longest prison sentence so far of
any of the January sixth defendants. The punishments are being handed down this week
for members of this group described by some as far right. Is that fair
just to use that terminology. They're looking, by the way, for thirty
thirty five years for these guys, and they'll probably get it. Which terminology
is fair? Far right? Referring to these people who are all Republicans,
all supporters of Donald Trump, and so the often the news media refers to
the Proud Boys as being far right? Are they well consider a far right?
I feel like the majority of Republicans and the majority of Democrats walk closer
to the line in the middle, and then you have the ones who are
far right and the ones who are far left. Yeah, but then they're
all considered that. You know what happens with social media and the news media.
Those identities that you just described so well are used to put a blanket
over everybody who's a Republican, who are a blanket over everybody who's a Democrat.
And there we go again with this stuff that is, you know,
it's not really air or just, But then lots of things in life are
not fair and just. It just gives people a bad name. But I
think that's one of the reasons I dropped being a Republican is because there was
so much of that kind of stuff around. Maybe I wasn't being fair to
myself, but I don't find, at least in my neck of the woods.
The kind of Republicans that I like are Mitt Romney, and that's anathema
of people who like, you know, the likes of Trump or you know,
Bill Well used to me, and I was thinking of the three Republican
governors that have made it Charlie Baker. Three Republican governors made it work.
The Republicans Democrats work in Massachusetts over the last twenty five thirty years. So
if it can be done here, why can't it be done everywhere? Why
can't Republicans work with Democrats? Why does it have to be such a hard
Well, we've got up tow of the line. Why what are you getting
out of it? It doesn't make any sense to me. I thought it
was interesting to look at some of the people. I just looked, askance
at the folks, the eight that were in that debate last week, you
know the people, and one of the I think when I went through the
list, I said, why the heck is this guy in there? Who
even knows who Francis Soarez is. He's the mayor of Miami, and he
was in and now he's out. He got in fast, and he got
fast. He's suspending his long shot Republican presidential race. So the press release
says, he says, this has been one of the greatest honors of my
life. I look forward to keeping in touch with other Republican presidential candidates.
So when guys get into this, he's he's kind of an opportunist, but
most politicians are. And he took advantage of the situation that exists with the
all the Cubans that live in Miami and South Florida, and so he became
prominent, and he became the mayor, and sooner or later, because of
the way the Democrat epics of our country, you're going, he'll find himself
in a position and maybe even now if a Republican wins. You look at
that list the Democrats is the same. Look at all the people who are
running for president as Democrats last time around, who got a job working in
the Widen administration. Same thing is true kind of with Trump, or look
back to when Bush, when anybody's been president. All these people put themselves
on the stage so that they'll become well known so they can get a job
well. But also when you think about it, like so Sorez was the
first one to drop out of the race right now, But when you think
about it, most people make it a little bit. I feel like they
make a little bit further along and they get a lot of the nation's support,
not enough to possibly win the presidency. But whoever does when the presidency
acknowledges that fact that there are enough people supporting them. So if I add
them to my roster, then I get that continued support. And anybody who
doesn't support me but supports my team, yeah, you get that support as
well. Does that make sense, Yeah, it does. Okay. So
he's the first on our list of people in the news today. Here's the
next person. Carl Lovell Sledge, volunteer high school football coach in Georgia making
headlines. He allegedly punched one of his players in the stomach during the first
quarter of the game. And of course, because everybody's got a camera,
everybody's got a phone, it was caught on video. And so after the
incident, the police arrested him or they escorted him off the field, and
then he went to jail, and then he was charged with battery, and
then he was released on five thousand dollars bond, and then he was he
was he wasn't even a teacher. It was unusual at a high school.
Yeah, yeah, because I thought, whenever you are going to if you
are an assistant coach, you don't have to be a teacher. But if
you were one of the head coaches. You also have to be a teacher,
you'd a thought, but I guess not at the school. Yeah,
so it still placed on an administrative still facing administrative charges. Yeah exactly.
All right. Next name in the news is Sarah Fina Peterson, one hundred
and six year old woman marking her birthday this year and apparently every year,
had a Milwaukee casino and she's celebrated by hitting the winning jack pot of a
thousand dollars at the slots. I think, right, Jack Pott. Everybody's
looking over as she's there pulling down the lever and apparently she pressed the number
that won her the money by accident. So she said, right, got
a thousand bucks for her trouble. Yeah exactly. Well. The cool part
two is that the the casino not only give you know, she won the
thousand dollars, but they doubled her money as a birthday present. Happy birthday
to you, all right. Next name of the news is Julie Boxley.
Julie apparently doesn't like his wife. I'm sorry it doesn't like her husband.
Apparently her husband accused her of trying to set him on fire. And you
like that This is gonna be easier? Where is it getting rid of the
husband to burn him? He woke up being doused with a liquid. Yeah,
it was a cold liquid, and yasolene or things like that are very
cool. He'd come out of a deep sleep and he's looking at her and
says, what the heck's going on here? Then she took a book of
matches out. She was lighting the matches and throwing them at this guy,
and all she would say is I hate you. Right, there's somebody who's
got an even It makes you wonder, though, what else is going on?
Was it that? Was she a victim of domestic violence and this was
the way the only way out she saw is that maybe there he was at
a wonderful husband and there was no violence, and she just wanted him gone
rather than divorce. There are always so many additional questions. She's got a
lawyer, and apparently they're determining whether or not her history of mental illness is
a fact that you think, duh huh. Right. So anyway, it's
kind of a strange, strange where we live in master Jack. Look at
the different range of emotions we've talked about just in the last ten to twelve
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control of my program. Here in my Pallori Geller. I was with somebody,
some radio people yesterday, and I was talking about you being on the
program, because we were talking about the program what's in it some of the
people that are on his guests, And this guy looks at me. He's
about twenty three, twenty four years old, long hair, big beard,
and he looks at me and he says, you're not talking about that Spoonbender
guy, are you? And I said, yeah, I am talking about
that spoon Bender guy. So here's the latest from Uri. If you got
to his Twitter page or you look around, go to Uri Geller his website
orygeller dot com. You can see pictures of a female. I'm going to
do this gently, or I'm gonna let you describe the picture of the alien
that you have put up on your Twitter page. Why is this a remarkable
photo? Uri, Well, it's remarkable dog and Hi, everybody who's listening
is because this photograph of the alien, if she's a female, has never
been seen before ever. And I got it from Witless Treeber. Witless Strieber
was he is still a huge huge bestselling author who wrote a book decades ago
called Communion. He's a sophistic the scientists, and he claimed that he was
abducted by aliens. Now, this photo was taken in a basement in Mexico
and by the guard who was guarding on the building. It's spectacular form,
many different kind of heads. Go ahead, don't worry, I won't mention
the word listen, go ahead, right, not it's part of the body,
Okay, I mean, it's a medical word. But this is the
first time you actually see the vagina of an alien. Because people are people
are always Why why aren't aliens? What are they wearing? Because you just
don't know whether they're female or male? And here you can clearly see that
this is coming from Weekley Strieber obviously, I mean he explained me women alien
women, alien females have breasts, So no, they just have How do
we know? You? You? You? You decide? Look at the
photo. I mean I can just see the reviews. Now. Yeah,
hey, guys, everybody who's listening to us, go to Twitter, go
to my Twitter. Is their w regeller, Have a look at the photo.
Engen send messages to Doug and tell Doug what you think you see?
But but let me send them? Okay, send them, send them to
me. It's fine, Yeah, it's fine. How many people who wake
up this morning listening to this are figuring that they're gonna hear Urry and Doug
and Jay talking about the female private parts of we're talking about alien vaginas?
Like what it is? Ye? Where else can you hear that? That's
the scoop of the day. Hurry finds an alien vagina film at eleven or
maybe not livable? I mean that when we met over thirty three years ago,
did we ever think that we're going to speak about aliens? No,
forget their private parts now, just aliens. I mean it's now. Nothing
surprises me when it comes to you. And so here's another one. This
is one for the books. Apparently Vladimir Putin has sent you a spoon?
What's he looking for with? Okay? So I had I had a show
yesterday in England. It's very much like the view in America, you know,
Barbara Walters and yes, so they have the same thing in England,
but in England now or did you do it remotely from Israel? Oh?
Remotely via zoom? But they are called loose women. They're not called the
view, They're called loose women. And we were discussing, we were discussing
aliens. And then suddenly, because I was standing next to my Cadillac,
to those do not know, I have a nineteen seventy six fleet with brome
covered with two thousand, six hundred spoons, all belonging to very famous people.
I mean from James Dean, James Dean, Justin bieber, Rihanna Delle,
Beyonce, you name it and uh. And then I suddenly stopped and
I said, guess what, Who's sent me spoon? And I took the
picture of Putting, who was eating with a spoon on the photo, and
I said, look, put In, send miss spoon. Now this went
crazy. They were the girls were stunned. The four loose women could not
believe their eyes. And one of them said, if I were you,
I would send the spoon back to Putting. And I say, no way,
I'm not saying that. That's gonna stay in the museum, thank you
very much. Did he send it to you to bend it? When?
Did he winte he send it to you? Oh? No, no for
the car, you know, I'm a yeah, yeah, I placed it
on the car now and you know, now on second thoughts, Doug,
that you're mentioning this and maybe I should build the plexiglass kind of somebody's gonna
want to Yeah, if they know it's somebody's gonna want to to destroy,
grab it on the car and yeah, this is so much fun, always
so much fun speaking to you, and it's meaningful, always good information.
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on the Good Day program from the Pet Show, which is a great radio
program that helps out so many people who have dogs, cats, cows,
sheep, horses. So I was talking earlier about horses and how they can
see emotions, and I said to Jay, we're gonna talk to Warren about
this and as usual and I bring something like this to you. You can
apply it not just to the horses, but to all animals. And you
know, you wonder how sensitive are some animals. Maybe that's a better way
of asking the question, Wren. Are some animals more likely to be able
to see and understand and show emotion than others? Yeah, and it's often
misunderstood. You know, most animals, you know a lot of animals are
affectionate. That doesn't if you'd have a horse or a dog or a cat,
that isn't it affectionate. That doesn't mean they don't love you. They
can be just as extremely loyal and loving with you. But just like with
people, certain dogs, certain horses, certain cats are more affection or display
affection in a different way. I've lived with dogs that I've rescued out of
dog fighting rings, and these dogs were abused in whatever. They came into
my home, and after a while they were affectionate and they loved me,
and I knew they loved me, But yet they weren't as affectionate as a
younger dog than I may have rescued recently. Horses are the same way.
Look at the horses. Look what they do for veterans. There are so
many forces that are being used as therapy horses for veterans and other other challenges.
I believe, honestly believe. I'm not a big horse person. I
grew up in New York, Okay. But the bottom line is everyone I
know that's worked with horses, and everyone I know that that has horses feel
the same way about the horses as you. I feel about our dogs.
And by the way, in New York you can certainly the adage there are
more horses asses than there are horses certainly fits I think in you New York
City. So yes, all your animals can feel and experience that their own
emotion and yours as well. So the question comes on something that you've been
studying about dogs and whether they're you know, we have in in people terms,
type A personalities and be personalities and whatever other categories. So are dogs
and cats are animals? Do they fit into? Can? I can I
experience? Do I have any cows that are Type A? I'm sure every
living thing could be a Type A or a Type B. It's just the
way it is. I mean, you have to judge your personalities and the
way they react to you. For example, if you have a Type A
dog, they're going to be competitive. They may be impatient. I have
one of my dogs impatient, energetic, sometimes they're controlling. On the other
hand, if you have a Type BEE dog, which very often I don't
know if I mentioned this last week. I did a segment last week on
the show called unicorn dogs and unicorn dogs. It's a term. It's a
term that's used by some traders. And what it refers to is that dog
that you can take anywhere, the dog that you can take to the supermarket,
you can take on an airplane, you can take. The perfect dog
knows how to behave under any circumstances. Those are what we call unicorn dogs.
They're just peaceful, relaxed. So yeah, they can be type A
and TYPEE. But here's the bottom line. Having trained over forty thousand animals
myself generally speaking, generally speaking, I hope you'll listeners take this the right
way. Dogs take on the personality of the people that they live with.
So I have an aggressive, assertive guy, I have aggressive assertive dog.
If I have a mellow person that's kind of relaxing to yoga and meditation,
then they have a common dog, so they do take on his personalities.
They also look like uh, I think dogs begin to look like people begin
to look like they're dogs. And and I found I was thinking about this
because I saw this report that came out this week about the old dinosaurs,
the t rexes yea, and apparently they were cousins of today's bulldog. Because
as they study the snouts on the t rex, it looks like they are
pretty much like a bulldog snout, and you know they as they So you're
saying that Daisy Daisy is originally from a t rex dinosaur. I think about,
honestly, I think about when I see her walking around the yard and
I see her move, I do think of dinosaurs. I actually do it.
I've been thinking everything for a long time. And you're not smoking anything
there. No, I don't a thing nothing. All right. Here is
the story of these people and this dog that were rescued before they're sinking boat
capsized in New Jersey. These four people were rescued by the coast Guide.
The boat had been out as passed Sunday. It was it began to sink,
and the what you know, what are you gonna do? So they
call for help. The boat capsized and the people got out just in time.
I thought the most interesting thing was the way the dog. The dog
pretty much was able to save himself, at least in terms of swimming.
Dogs can swim instinctively. Life preserve is for dogs. Get them. Life
preserves for dogs if you boat and get them. Yeah, that's right,
I've forgotten all about that. Yes, it makes nothing but sense. You
gotta love your dog, you're taking them out of the water. I have
a life preserve You're right? Why are on next time? He's always right,
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