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Wow, well, don Tony Vanetti, not me. It's these guys living

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their life and doing their thing for
their country and for the guy next to

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them or girl next to him,
for sure. But any gender, yes

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or whatever gender works. Always look
forward to Wednesday's Hero Tony VENETI brings you

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the stories the veterans that need to
be heard. And by the way,

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bourbon. It's gonna hit your lips. Horse Sogia Bourbon. Baby, I

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love it. How about that?
All right? Does anybody? I was

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not a big Willie Walker fan.
Oh, I don't like it at all.

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I was even when I was a
kid. When I was a kid,

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I liked it, But when I
got older, I was like,

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it is weird. I was kind
of indifferent, licking the wall and stuff.

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Well I still do that, right, but it was it was just

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weird, right, So then they
when they remade it a couple of years

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ago with Johnny Deppt, I was
like, well, I'm not watching that.

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And now they have a prequel,
Willy Wonka, where it's a musical

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and I'm sure it's done well.
Uh, but parents in Scotland stand Scotland

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call the cops. Usually parents in
Scotland take care of their own business.

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They called the cops after an underwhelming
Willy Wonka experience. Now I can relate

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to this because something like this happened
when I worked for a rock station and

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they had a computer sale at the
fairground. Can I chase the squirrel?

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Requite? Sure, chase it.
How come the grandpa's laying in bed being

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lazy? You know, I'm so
sick, But all of a sudden they

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get the golden ticket and now he's
got all the energy in the world to

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go. And you know, yeah, every weekend where I spend way too

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much time in bed, yeah,
I actually bring him up. Just to

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lend on their motivation. There was
a story about a woman another squirrel,

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and she was on disability, couldn't
do anything until she entered a tree throwing

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contest and won. I saw that
these people are not smart all right.

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Parents are so angry at a lackluster
Willie Walko inspired experience in Scotland end up

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calling the cops. Tickets on to
the event cost forty five dollars apiece.

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They were promised a paradise of sweet
treats, but was nothing more than a

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sad, virtually empty warehouse. Now. I remember doing a live broadcast for

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one of the rock stations and we
had this computer get a get a laptop

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for one hundred dollars, get a
PC for one hundred and fifty dollars,

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and these were you know whatever.
So we get there and I walk in

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and it's all you've ever been back
in the engineering room where they have all

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the leftover computers and stuff that are
like ten fifteen years old, dust all

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over them. Yeah, and they
and actually when you turn the computer on

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and it makes it sounds like a
coffee maker. That's all they had was

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this junk and like two tables in
all of like the west wing of the

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of the fairgrounds. And I called
my boss and I said, they're going

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we need to pull the van out
from here because our callings on it.

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They're gonna jump us. I mean, these people they paid money. So

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uh yeah, so we did.
We actually left that broadcast, but people

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trying to rip people out did I
did a gig for them that weekend too,

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and more importantly, so two stories
number one. I did the radio

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commercial for him, and when I
was reading the copy, you know how

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they say, uh VCRs, they'll
say something like, you know, uh,

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I don't know coffee maker twenty five
dollars VCRs ten. They're not saying

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ten dollars, are saying ten,
as in, we've got ten VCRs for

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sale. But it's very deceptive.
So anyway, part of my deal was

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shocker, we're not gonna pay a
cash, We're gonna pay you in trade.

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So you'll have two hundred dollars pay. So I walk in there.

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I walked in there and there's nothing
but crap in your thing. So I

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go over and I found like this
jeweler that's there selling all this, you

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know, fake jewelry, and there
was the biggest, gaudiest fake watch I've

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ever seen in my life. And
I was dating a girl named Bonnie,

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you'll remember her, yeah, And
it was her birthday, so I bought

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her one of these as a gag
gift, and I gave it to her

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in front of her family. It
was so ugly. She was so uncomfortable.

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She turned red and start crying.
That's why she hated you. So

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then I didn't let her off the
hook. I said, we didn't like

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the big clock. She did still, so I said, yeah, it

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probably does. But anyway, I
didn't let her off the hook. And

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I said, we got go out
to dinner tonight. And I was holding

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her hand up, showing the showing
everybody the restaurant look at her birthday watch.

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When the waiter came over, he'd
leave us. I'd hold her hand

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up and go, we'll be timing
you. We''ll be timing you. Well,

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she was so uncomfortable, I let
it go out. At least she

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was a big fan of me.
Yeah, so so I let it go

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untill that. Oh by the way, if you're missing if you think we're

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missing a voice on the show today, we are our very own seaman Johnny

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Cruise. He's on an eighty cruise. He just he just texted, uh,

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so he is listening. They're driving
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So this story is for you,
Seeman Johnny, who's actually going to the

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sea shipworker reveals what did what to
know when your ship has ice cream parties?

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Free ice cream parties on the cruises? Okay, ice cream party?

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Right? Yes? Yes, yes, meet Dara Star Tucker. What Dara

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d A r A? Is that
Lara Star Tucker? Dara Star d A

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r A Dearra. I want to
write Darrah Tucker a poem, but I

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don't know what runs with Tucker.
It's two rs on the Star, so

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I wonder if she's related to Kenneth
ken Starr, the old banner President,

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the guy that written for not having
sex with that woman not having sex with

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that woman in the White House.
Anyway. The singer who's worked on cruise

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ships for years, has revealed the
spooky reason that a ship will throw free

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ice cream parties. Okay. The
singer estimates that out of the four cruises,

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at thirty thousand people each cruise,
ten people have died on each cruise.

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What what? Yes? I thought
that was a high number. Two

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backup? Okay, thirty thousand people
on a boat. That's not true,

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not even an aircraft carrier. Aircraft
carrier five thousand total her career then,

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yes, has to be thirty thousand
people total? Correct out the thirty thousand

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people. Ten people died. She
says, what are you saying? She

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says she will Chamberlain's X or something. No, but she says, oh,

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are they moving dead bodies in there? The morgue on each ship can

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house seven people. After that they
start have to move in desserts out of

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the freezers to accommodate for the dead
bodies. So whenever you're on a cruise

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ship and they start offering free frozen
desserts, more than likely that's what's going

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on. They ripped The Daily Mail
reached out the cruise ships for comments on

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this. They didn't respond back.
However, a crew medic did and said,

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yes, I could confirm the morgue
in ice cream correlation. Just like

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the Goonies, the fat kid smells
ice cream. That's how they find the

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dead body. Remember Dave, I'm
not asking Dwight because he's never seen the

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seen it. But you know,
I told Susan, we got to watch

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this. I gotta see the good. He stopped and goes ice cream.

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I haven't seen it for so long, and then they find the dead body

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in there. So are these people
that are like old and fat and out

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of shape, just having heart attacks
after a buffet or something. It's got

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to be right. Well, I
believe that people die on these cruises because

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it's exactly right. It's exciting.
Plus there's very old people go on these

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trips. Man. I got to
tell you something though. Yeah, if

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Seman Johnny winds up dying on this
cruise, ILL feel absolutely horrible because we

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could have taken we could have taken
on insurance policies on him, or gotten

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free ice cream. Maybe Mike Reno
will do mouth to mouth Mike Reno from

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Lover Boy. What's the Oh yeah, yes, well a morbid facts.

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Yeah, Cliffy are our very good
friend. That was the prosecutor on the

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the bus crash. Yeah, he
said they had to use the Kroger.

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I mean there was there was like
twenty something or thirty something victims, so

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they had they didn't have facilities,
so Kroger drove their freezer trucks down and

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uh and loaded them up. And
he said they took a real chance that

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Kroger didn't you know, wouldn't you
know, get in trouble or whatever.

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Like people seeing it on the national
news that Kroger is putting dead in these

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places where they had food, but
that was the only choice they had.

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Here's what I'll say about Paul Ridgewowski
is every time we've interviewed and we've talked,

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if we've talked about that, he
knows every single name that was personal

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for him, as it should be, as it should be. He knew

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every name, he knew parents' names, the whole bit. Well, today

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it's February twenty ninth, happy birthday. If you're twenty years old, you're

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technically five. Is that right for
you? It's a leap here. Tomorrow's

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a leap here. Yeah, No, tomorrow's a leap here. Oh so

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it's not today. No, today
is twenty eighth, homie. You'll hold

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this story for tomorrow, man.
Yeah, all right, well leap here

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the story. You can only do
that story every four years. Boy,

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that's right. Now. I got
a lot of pressure on me. Not

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only do I have the pressure of
announcing this major guest announcement tomorrow. We

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are doing it? Are we doing
it? Do you want to do it?

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Now? Let's do it. We'll
go ahead, get over now here

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we go, baby, tomorrow this
show only, please welcome our guest at

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eleven thirty. Don't see Thomas Howe
a ka Tommy, how he's speechless?

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I knew you'd be speechless. I
got him, baby, I got him.

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We mean it. No, I'm
serious, baby. You think the

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kid can't get things done? I
got him, baby, and you two

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are speechless. Who's the best booker
on the show? Dammit? God?

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Uh yeah? Okay, so what
does he have to talk about? Okay?

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Wait? Man, Look, I
took a day off the last time

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he was on so I could avoid
the whole thing. But now you're throwing

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on me twenty four hours before.
But what you missed last time is he's

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in a mini series with his we
we bouncing around with geez. Miss that

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you talked about his ding dong.
He's not gonna sing, is he.

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Best news is he has a new
song out for the Love of Pete,

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and there's also a way where you
can go meet him and watch the outsiders.

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What's the name of the new song. It's a secret. It's the

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guy looks so old he makes Doc
Brown me that way. Man, dude,

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what are you talking about on He's
only your older than me? Man.

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Oh hey, I've got a song. He's gotta wonder why you love

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him so much? Because he's gotta
wonder like I'm booked again. He's the

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one that called me because Eric Roberts
ghosted him. Here's his here's his new

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song. No, please don't.
Eric Roberts and I had a falling out.

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Let's just take the reins. I
remember, jealousy is not a good

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color for you. Here. Hang
on, Oh yeah, the guy get

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the guy can talk to crows.
He's like Mark Singer to him. You

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look a little board, tokal crow. We look cruely. It's a lot

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like the Chris Farley interviews he's doing
on Saturday Live. Remember when you were

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in the Outsiders. I think that's
a great question. You're really good.

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I think he's grown as a vocalist. Here's another in your song stop it.

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It's called Gentleman Jack looking for a
placement, sponsorships, sh er,

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oh boy, I'm promoting his album
kill yeah, just because you two are

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jealous of Tommy how Yeah. Yeah. This is the sixth time he's been

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on the show. Okay, hang
on from Karen on Dixie Highway. Oh

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my gosh, I can't believe you
guys landed Tommy how wait, oh Dwight,

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that's not real. Shindy shindy and
shyly says, wow, that's why

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I listened to the show. Big
names like Tommy Howe. Can't wait for

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the notice it's women. After the
we Wei segment, he's making names up.

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Dave, I'm not all right,
So you're gonna make your notes for

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this wonderful interview tomorrow for the sixth
interview with the same guy in your Southern

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Comfort hot tub tonight. Probably that's
what I'll do because we always listen.

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Keep it going, because that's the
soundtrack of my Southern hot tub. I

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say, honey, get in.
We're gonna listen to Tommy Howe and drink

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some tequila. Oh yeah. Hey, folks, if you don't have your

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own hot tub, get one and
get it now. Go to the best

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that Southern Comfort Hot Tubs. They
have a hot tub for every family.

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Think you can't afford to one,
Think again, how about this hot tubs

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starting as low as sixty five dollars
a month plus they have twelve months,

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same as cash. That's what Susan
and I did. It's a vacation right

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in the backyard. And by the
way, you want to worries of twenty

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twenty four just to mount away.
You get it, getting that hot,

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warm water, hit those massage and
jets, and it's gonna take the world

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away for you. Plus it's a
perfect way to reconnect with the ones you

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love and listen to the classics,
the classics like Tommy Howe. Stop laughing,

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man, it's my commercial. Can't
wait. What time is the interview?

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Oh? So we want to mark
this is eleven thirty eastern because I

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know when we cover the whole state
and somewhere in central time, I do

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not want people missing this. It's
eleven thirty eastern. Come see your papa,

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Come to Papa. Come on,
I'll be careful out there. Plus,

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it is a lot colder than it
has been the last couple of days.

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That weather was crazy last night,
a lot of lightning and all that,

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so it could be some flurries possible
a little bit later. So the

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temperature dropped about thirty degrees in just
a couple of hours. So bundle up

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out there. Okay, thank you
Uncle Tony. Americans think a thank you.

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That's what Dwight says. I don't
need a raise. No money is

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nothing if I don't get a thank
you. A new survey finds that two

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in five workers US adults don't feel
appreciated by their bosses. Hang on one

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a second, Hold on, oh
lgna uh huh oh just put it on

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my thank you okay? By sixty
one percent. Whish they were recognized more

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for their work they do. We
used we used to have a boss that

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had a little post it note and
it said work to do w iok.

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And he would he would post it
on your desk. What did I say?

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What to do? Well? Worked
like he's did misspelled work to do?

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Like oh like a northern accent kind
of thing. This guy no stop

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yeah so he so yeah, so
he would. But I caught his calendar

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when he would leave his office.
I would normally go around and rifle through

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his desk like a good employee.
That's how you found out what everybody makes

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you. And his little calendar,
his calendar was out, and I noticed

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that he would pencil in, you
know, ten thirty five compliment Tony.

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Then the next day it was a
complicated compliment Harley whatever. And so I

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said, I said, I don't
know if that is a good boss or

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how cheesy and cheap that is.
I do know this because we were working

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with Duke Meyer, Louisville's famous duke
at the time rhymes with puke. Do

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you know how much Duke got paid? Yeah? Twenty thank yous a day.

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Wow. I know that's a lot
of but he deserved it. He

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was the best. If you ask, these people are lying. Everybody wants

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to be recognized, But I would
not take that over money, of course

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not. I don't know. While
fifty two percent would like to get that

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appreciation in the form of a raise, even more fifty five percent would prefer

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having a personalized form of gratitude at
worked than a raise. I don't get

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either. D five percent, I
don't get either. These are gen Z

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Baristas? Right? Did I make
that coffee right? Please tell me I

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made the coffee right? Please?
Please tell me. I don't know a

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second. Please don't stop call the
prostate. Stop called the prostate Portle.

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This is not with that prostate.
You like that one kid in class.

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I have to disrupt everything. Let
me pour my drink. If you're just

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joining us, we will remind you
that Tommy Howe will be our guest.

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To me, our Tommy how Let
me control my emotions. What's the matter

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with you, dude? I book
an a lister and both of you guys

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are all down in the mouth talking
around. I'm literally just gonna go hey,

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talk about the outsiders, and then
push away. The guy was in

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so Man too. Okay, it's
probably not a good thing to remember.

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Hey Tommy, you remember so Man? Yeah? Well you I'm going to

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work on jud Nelson. Uh oh
lord, oh my gosh. Why does

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he always got to one up me? These include one on one conversations,

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fifteen percent, being recognized as employee
of the month. Remember when they did

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that to the old building. I
know how I'll raise morale. We'll having

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an employee of the month parking spot
nine. Want a firm handshaken? Thank

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you, sir. I would take
sexual favors from certain bosses. What about

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a Jelly of the month club?
That's good too. Winning a team based

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award five percent or shout out on
messaging apps? Wait wait, walk in

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from work and your wife goes,
honey, how to go today? Do

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we have enough money to move me
moll into the proper home. No,

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not necessarily, but we did get
this team award right here and a shout

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out on Facebook. I think we
all want to pad on the back every

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once in a while. We've just
gotten so used to just not getting any

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of that stuff. You just move
on. Would you rather have a swat

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on the rear end? If it
was done playfully, it's different who's doing

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the swating? I am came here. How you try to support a guy?

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All right? How about this?
How about a baronel's peach? If

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I said, you know what,
here's a Baronel's pizza, that's a great

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reward. Now you're getting somewhere.
If you want to inspire employees, here's

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what you do, baby, You
have a Baronel's pizza party that wins him

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over time. Why are you talking
to Okay, first, it's Tommy Howe.

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They do now make fun of that. They're like, oh, the

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business was two million dollars off.
Guess what the employees get a pizza day

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or an ice cream social Say you're
welcome, Say you're welcome. I'll take

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a Baronel's pizza over raise any damn
day, baby too. Well, because

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of course it is the biggest pizza
you're gonna find, best pizza in the

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universe. NASA scientists they've been trying
to recreate the Mama Cares for forty years.

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They've been trying. One guy jumped
out of the window. He was

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so frustrated. His name was Frank, But anyway, I digressed. Listen.

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Barono's Pizza is Louisville stop pizza and
the pizza that constantly gets back to

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the city Louisville, Southern Indiana surrounding
areas. You're gonna love Barono's Pizza.

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If you don't like pizza, no
sweat. They have salads, they have

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sandwiches, they have Pasta's wings.
You could be amazed at the extensive menu

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Barono's Pizza dining and carry out delivery. Yeah it's that good. Hey,

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honey, how can we afford the
new HVAC system? Well no, but

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I gotta thank you at work today. Well you can't just say thank you

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and the system is fixed. Algar
Air is more than just an HVACT.

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They do a fantastic job with their
heating in air, there's no doubt,

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and they have the rainforest munification systems. But algar Air they're around forever.

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They also do plumbing, so if
you have issues with the bathroom, the

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toilet, the water heater, doesn't
matter, pipes, they got you fixed

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up at all. Guy or Air
at two four four ninety nine ninety nine.

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If your job today was to make
sure you call the HVAT guy or

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the plumber, then I got you
covered right now. Two four four ninety

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nine, ninety nine. So legitlyly
you can go home. Legitimately you could

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go home and say to your wife, which she says, did you call

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the h FAT guy or the plumber? And you go yep. And then

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you can look at the camera,
wink at me and go thanks Tony,

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and hopefully she says legitimately like you
did. Two four four ninety nine,

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ninety nine. Legitimately, balldre air
all right back after this news radio eight

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forty wha. It didn't have to
squeeze it, but you did. But

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you did, but you did,
and I thank you. Enjoy this podcasters,