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In an absolutely Meryl Streep moment,
Now a warning from an ex Google employee,

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and why we don't do things that
actually are good for us I found

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out today as relates to cars,
and the Dublin declaration is trash. What

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is it? Uncensored, unfiltered,
unhinged, cruel cast listen daily on your

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favorite streeting service. It is the
crowd Cast. I am Correll. I

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was referring to my notes here because
I have the name written down of someone

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that you really need to know.
His name is Jeffrey. Is it Hendry?

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I need my glasses. I am
so old. Oh my god,

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I'm old. I'm old people,
I'm old. Jeffrey Hinton. That's a

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name, all right. It is
the crowd Cast and I am Correll.

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And Jeffrey Hinton is known as the
godfather of AI. And in a total

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Meryl Streep moment, you know he
has quick Google so he can tell everyone

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about the dangers of AI. This
is, of course, after he helped

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create it. And it's just like
the scene in Death becomes Here where a

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Meryl Streep wants to you know,
eternal aging formula, and so Isabella Rossalini

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passes it to her and says,
here, drink this, and she drinks

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it down, and then Isabella Rosalini
says, well, now a warning,

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and Meryl Streep turns to her and
says, now a warning, like I've

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already drunk the liquid. Of course, the warning was she can't hurt her

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body because it won't repair itself,
and which leads to some hilarity. By

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the way, if you haven't seen
Death Becomes Her, you really should.

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It speaks volumes about today's plastic surgery
and all of that. But this mister

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Hinton, guy Hendry and whatever I
said his name was, I'd like to

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forget his name, quite frankly,
because you know he's out there now saying,

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oh my god, AI is bad. Well, no crap, and

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he's like, we gotta regulate it, we gotta learn how to turn it

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off, we gotta do this,
we gotta do that. And he brings

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up these great points that I wanted
to talk to you about now. For

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those of you that really haven't gotten
into AI yet, it started coming into

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our lexicon with these photographs in these
apps where you would upload a picture of

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yourself and then suddenly send you back
ten pictures of you in space. You

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look and I've done it. I've
posted them to my Instagram. So that's

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AI created art, and artists are
already having just a cow about that.

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Okay, Now, the writers strike
began yesterday, and one of the things

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they're worried about is AI created scripts, because you can actually tell this supercomputer,

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you know, create a script from
Friends and so it will analyze all

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the other scripts of the Friends show, learn about you know, what the

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characters are and how they do and
what they say, and then generate it's

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version of what it thinks you would
say. Give me an episode of Friends

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where so and so does such and
such, and in theory, in just

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a few short years, it could
spit that out and it could actually be

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good. AI has already written music, It can imitate voices, and so

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for those of you that have heard
the term chat GDP, you can go

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there now. You could go there
today to chat GDP and have a conversation

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with AI with an artificial intelligence,
no person programming it. You simply ask

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it questions. You can ask it
how to do things. You can ask

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it how to write things. You
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for you. There's a lot of
things people are already using this AI for

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artificial intelligence. So the godfather of
it has quick Google so he could talk

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about the dangers of it without disparaging
Google. Okay, and Steve Wozniak was

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on CNN this morning talking about AI
and the dangers of it. Now,

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one of the things that I read
that this guy is warning us about is

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smart weapons that the government and many
governments are already developing AI weapons, weapons

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that will be powered by basically their
own intelligence. So in a battlefield situation,

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they can actually think. So you
send a missile to intercept another missile,

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the other missile changes course. Well, the AI missile senses that and

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figures out where it's going and it
changes course. Of course, for most

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of you, you became aware of
AI in the terminator. Okay, that's

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where these terminators come back, and
they are artificially intelligent. They basically can

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think for themselves. Well, an
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I have to ask myself, have
we not been warned? Okay, there's

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been enough. You know, science
fiction, really good science fiction is just

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science prediction. Okay, that's what
it is. Really good science fiction is

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science prediction, and science fiction writers
have been predicting the overtake of humankind by

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machines for a long time. Now, you know, they imagined AI long

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before AI was real. In fact, science fiction plays a huge part in

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actual science. Think about what the
first space shuttle was named Enterprise. Why

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after the starship Enterprise, Gene Roddenberry
was the creator of Star Trek, was

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given a tour. So science fiction
is really science prediction. And countless science

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fiction writers have said, don't go
there, don't do it, and yet

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we're doing it. Now. There's
a theme of this show today, and

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you know, a long time ago
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gets on a tangent and I don't
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it comes to the shows, and
I tend to theme the show. You

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know, it's sort of together the
segments. And the theme today is that

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we have all we need to live
a great life on planet Earth, you

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and I humans, that is,
we always have, and yet we're making

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it literally hell on Earth. I
can't tell you how many shootings and horrors

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have gone on, not just in
the you know, in Las Vegas in

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the last week, but also in
the country. You know, the people

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that were shot in Texas and all
the government or the governor can say is

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talk about their immigration status. You
know, all these pro gun people someday

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should find themselves on the end of
a barrel of a gun. Not to

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be killed. I don't want them
shot and killed, but just so they

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could know the terror that a gun
can make you feel. Obviously, these

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legislators don't have never felt that terror, because if they had felt that terror,

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they would then legislate against guns.
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there's a lot of horrors. Four
we're just shot here in Vegas at a

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street rally where they're doing these speeding
car things. Four people were shot.

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They just found bodies on a farm. They were looking for a missing girl

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and they found like right out of
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There's a lot of horror in the
news, and yet for some reason,

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there doesn't have to be. We
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We don't have to do this,
but we choose to. Some of

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us choose to. When it comes
to science, some of us choose to

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do things that we should not be
doing. Ai should not have been developed.

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Let's go back to Jurassic Park,
to that wonderful line by Richard Attenborough.

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We were so busy wondering if we
could, we never asked ourselves if

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we should. And the answer there
unequivocally is no. Sometimes we should not.

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Okay, sometimes we should let it
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it be. And with AI we
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this path it leads to a very
bad Jobs are huge amounts of jobs are

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going to be lost. You know
my friend and he's this morning set.

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A friend of his said, jobs
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there will be giving a living salary
from the government. I said, So

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the government will take money from corporations
to give it to the people, so

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the people can give it back to
corporations. Where's the humanity in that?

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You know? I talk to you
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and how you're not done yet either. Because humans need to feel relevant,

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they need to feel needed, they
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When you lose your purpose, when
you lose your identity, you die.

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When you become really old and you
can no longer be who you are,

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you tend to die. Well,
if we invent a machine that takes

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away most of what it is to
be human? What are we less to

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do? When we come back,
We'll keep with the theme as I go

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e l dot com, uncensored,
unfiltered, unhinged. It's the Correl cast

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and of the Carrellcast. And Jeffrey
Hinton, that's the name, the godfather

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of AI. And that's a name
that we'll live in infamy. And when

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when society starts to collapse at the
hands of computers, it will be him

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that helped it happen. That's really
sad, and he knows it. And

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now he is denouncing his work.
He's and he's warning everybody about it.

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I too late, Jamie, out
of the bottle, honey, you know.

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I was saying how we make choices
as humans, and how things could

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be so much better for us as
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for instance, public transportation. God
knows we need it, and God

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knows we deserve it, and God
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very futuristic mono rails and electric vehicles
and transport pods and tubes, but we

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don't. Now. This topic came
up to me because a place that I

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go to every day there was another
death right outside the gates, and this

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morning I was moved to talk about
that. So if I can be smart

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enough here to learn how to play
the video, let's go to that.

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And I'd like you to see my
thoughts as I stood in the place where

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someone died yesterday. Well, hello, and today I want to talk to

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you a little about well, a
bunch of stuff, but one of them

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things I want to talk about is
how insane we are humans taking unnecessary risks,

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and really about the acceptable loss of
life to us. Now, I'm

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not going to talk about the gun
violence in this segment. Instead, behind

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me there on the fence, you
will see all these bears, see them

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over there, And these bears are
from people who have died. A family

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of six died on this corner right
there, okay, And that's the corner

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of Durango and desert in and a
family of six died there about two years

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ago now, and those bears are
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to talk to you about it,
because also someone just died here again.

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This person was driving too fast in
a Dodge Charger. He was doing what

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they estimate to be about one hundred
and forty miles per hour, and he

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flipped over and landed over there,
side down and died. And the passenger

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in his car lived, and a
pedestrian who was struck by debris lived as

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well. And so just last night, a person who was on their way

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somewhere the Insnazi and their Dodge charger
died right here on this corner, right

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here where I'm standing, someone lost
their life last night. And right here

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where I'm standing inside Desert Brees Park, just you know, two years ago

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right there you can still see the
burn marks on the pavement there, somebody

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died, a family of six.
And you know, each day we die

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of gun violence in this country at
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automobile accidents in record numbers, to
the tune of almost forty thousand people a

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year. And that doesn't count how
many are injured, how many pedestrians are

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killed, how many people go to
the hospital with life changing injuries. And

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why why, Because the auto industry
wants us to more than just a guy

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yesterday that you know, die right
over there, right over there, he

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died, and more than the family
of six that died here. You know,

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it's all because of the auto industry's
money grab from us. You know,

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yesterday I had to have the car
Stea that Steve gave me. We

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called her Alexis because she's Alexam.
Yesterday I had to have her smogged,

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And that's a money grab. Every
year, having your car smoged is good

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for the environment, it's good for
the city, county, and state.

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Why doesn't the city, county,
and state pay for that? Why do

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I have to pay to smog my
car? Why do you know? Why

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do we have to pay every year
to register our car? While the money

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goes to the roads, then why
are the roads so crappy? And more

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importantly, taxpayer money goes to the
roads, not just the money from registrations

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and the like. The automobile industry
is an enormous money grab and it kills

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us. Public transportation would be exponentially
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I mean, the people that drive
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complete And we've had forty three traffic
fatalities this year. We are only in

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May, so that's one dead person
almost every two days. And for what,

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continue to make money, so big
oil can continue to make money. The

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only reason we don't have the best
public transportation in the world is because they

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want us to give them their money
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if every person in America gave as
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for their cars. Imagine if once
every five or six years you gave twenty

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or thirty thousand dollars, which is
what cars cost to public transportation. Imagine

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if every month you gave two,
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Corella, I can't afford that.
That's what you're paying for your car.

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Imagine if you didn't need your car, if a vehicle, a little electric

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vehicle, came right to your house
and picked you up and brought you to

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the nearest public transportation station, where
you've then got on a train or a

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monorail or whatever. This is twenty
twenty three, and the best we can

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do is this. That's the best
we can do dead people and huge vehicles.

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Second up gas, second up money. Look at them just driving,

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people driving while they're texting, people
driving not paying attention. You know what,

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This is ridiculous. This is an
unnecessary risk that we take. We

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don't have to be doing this,
and you know, but we won't do

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anything about it. And I don't
know why. I don't know why we

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won't stop gun violence, And why
don't we stop thirty five thousand or more

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people from dying? And their whole
crime is trying to get from point A

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to point B. That's their whole
crime. Right here on Durango and desert

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in at least ten people have lost
their lives since I lived here in Las

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Vegas. That's ten families, that's
ten funerals. And granted some of the

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people were driving crazy. Why do
we make cars that will drive crazy?

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Why do we make cars that go
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hour? There's no need. The
highest speed limit anywhere is like eighty.

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Why don't cars just go ninety?
Off? My freedom? It ain't your

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freedom to go out and kill somebody. Why don't cars have built in breathalyzers?

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Every single car so if you get
in and you're drunk, you can't

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drive. We won't make them safer, and we won't get rid of them.

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All we'll do is spend money on
them. That's all we'll do.

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Money, money, money, Give
money to the oil company, give money

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to the registration, give money to
the insurance. If we spent one half

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of the money on public transportation that
we spend on our cars, now we'd

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have the best in the world.
But I guess we don't feel we don't

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deserve the best in the world.
We don't deserve not dying of gun violence,

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so we let Republican lawmakers protect gun
manufacturers by cousin money. We don't

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deserve to die. We don't deserve
to not be afraid when we go out

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in public, when we go somewhere. We don't deserve to not fear being

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shot, And we certainly don't deserve
to not die at the hands of some

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idiot in a two ton death machine
that cost us more money than we can

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afford, and that we don't need. We don't need cars. It's a

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huge myth. On today's show,
I'm sure I have already talked about or

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we'll talk about this article circulating yesterday
that a thousand scientists said that being vegan

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or vegetarian is bad, bad for
everybody, bad for the planet, bad

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for people, and it's not healthy. And it's crap. That is a

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hit piece from the meat and dairy
industry because they know the number one growing

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diet in the world is vegan and
vegetarian, and they know they're about to

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lose their market and they don't want
to. So now they're trying to tell

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you it's healthier to slaughtery animals,
it's healthier to eat filthy meat, it's

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healthier to eat dairy, which your
body is inherently allergic to. We let

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them convince us that something is for
our own good that actually hurts us.

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Cars these things out here, they
hurt us. They hurt us financially,

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and they kill thirty five thousand to
forty thousand of us a year, and

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that's just in America. They do
nothing but harm the environment and harm us,

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and yet we all go hop in
them. All right, this little

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girl who is just loving being in
the shade of a tree, and I

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are going to finish our walk,
but I wanted you to just take pause

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right here last night, right here
right here. Last night, somebody died

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right here, a young vibrant person. Yeah. Were they fooling around going

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too fast in a car, Sure
they were, but hey, the car

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shouldn't have gone that fast, and
there shouldn't even be cars. We just

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don't value each other enough to give
ourselves the best. And that's just sad.

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We just don't value ourselves to give
each other the best. That's something

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I'm very proud that I said that, because it's the truth. You know,

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if we had the self worth we
need it, we wouldn't put up

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on Friday. I'm gonna take you
to Tacos and to Molly, so that'll

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be fun. But you know,
the Dublin Declaration is out and it's a

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ridiculous thing. I hope it's not
from Dublin, Ireland, but it maybe

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because in Ireland, like every other
country, they are facing the fact that

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meat and dairy is killing the planet
and killing the people, and so many

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people are going vegan, and that's
scaring the food that meat and dairy industry.

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For instance, non dairy milk,
nut milk. You know, all

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those non dairy milks are rapidly catching
up with dairy when it comes to the

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amount of units sold. People are
switching to oat milk. Silk just came

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out with something called not whole milk, and it's it tastes like regular milk,

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and that's got a lot of fat
in it. I make my own

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in the chef wave. I make
it from soybeans and hemp, and so

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I have soy hemp milk filled with
protein, pure white, delicious. You

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can cook with it, it'll curdle, you can make buttermilk out of it.

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It's wonderful. So you don't need
meat and dairy. And you know,

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decades of veganism and vegetarianism have proven
that you don't need meat and dairy.

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My labs, my numbers have all
been very great in terms of vitamins

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and nutrients. I'm getting enough protein, I'm getting enough potassium, magnesium,

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iron, I'm getting enough vitamin B, vitamin D. They test that every

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six months or a year in me
and I'm fine. I'm getting plenty,

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But this Dublin Declaration, a story
in the New York Post and the Telegraph,

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two very conservative newspapers, touting that
meat is crucial and dairy is crucial

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to humanity, and that it brought
us the Bronze Age, and that farming

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has been something you know, integral
to humankind, you know, dairy farming,

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cattle farming, pig farming, chicken
farming, and that we must maintain

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tain it at all costs, and
they call vegans zealots. Now a thousand

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scientists out of millions of scientists have
signed on to this, you know,

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accord, the Dublin Declaration, and
they're asking others to sign on to it,

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other learned individuals, and it's just
a hit piece on what isn't inevitabilityy

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and the meeting. You see,
the oil industry knows that we cannot continue

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to use fossil fuel, they know
that, but they're going to keep selling

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it to you as long as you
can, as long as you'll buy it.

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It doesn't matter that it's killing the
planet or has killed you know,

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we have to stop talking present or
future tense. It doesn't matter that it

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has killed the planet. The glaciers
are going to melt. There's no stopping

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them. Nay, no stopping them
now. No, they're gone and melt.

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The glaciers are going to melt,
and the earth itself is going to

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ravage us. Weather is weird right
down. It's snowed in Reno last night.

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It's rainy and cold in California today. It's only seventy in Las Vegas

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today when it was ninety yesterday.
This summer it's going to be one hundred

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and twenty plus. According to everything, it becomes unlivable. At one hundred

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and twenty four, it will hit
that. And so this hit piece by

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the meat and dairy industry saying,
oh, look, scientists say we must

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continue to eat meat. You know
what, Then they're bad scientists. Then

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they're idiots. Because every other piece
of information out there says that a plant

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based Mediterranean type diet high in fruits, green leafy vegetables, legoons of all

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kinds, nuts, good oils like
olive oil, and even a little red

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wine, that that's the best diet
for you. Now you can add in

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fish and very light dairy like Greek
yogurt, but you don't need to.

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Now the big argument is vitamins and
minerals. Do I supplement, Yes,

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I do supplement. I take a
centrum silver every day because there's no iron

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in it, and I take garlic
oil. I take calcium that also has

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a vitamin D in it, and
I take vitamin B, complex, magnesium,

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and zinc. That's what I take. Oh, and I found this

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vegan fish oil capsules and I bought
a couple bottles, so I've been taking

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them. I don't necessarily because I
get flax seed and all of that,

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so I don't really need omega threes
in my diet because I already have them.

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But I found these bottles of vegan
fish oil that I obviously thought I

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needed, so I'm not just gonna
let them sit there and go away,

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So I've been taking them. They
do make my poopy a little different,

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But you know, so do I
supplement? Yes? I do. Vitamin

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B for sure. Okay, if
you are vegan, you should take a

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good multi vitamin, and you should
take vitamin B with folate in it.

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And yes, a lot of vitamins
have vitamin D in them already. My

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calcium has vitamin D in it already, so I take calcium that has vitamin

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D. That's not that many.
A centrum silver calcium that has Vitamin D,

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a Vitamin B, magnesium, zinc, and some garlic oil I take

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and you could get away with just
a multi And there are many vegans that

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don't supplement at all and they're just
fine. I just choose to supplement because

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if my body doesn't need it,
it'll just pee it out, and if

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it does, then hey, no
harm, no foul. Vitamin B is

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the main one if you are a
vegan that you should take, and then

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just a regular multi vitamin and you're
fine. Now, there's been a lot

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of health benefits for magnesium and zinc
recently that have been seen, and so

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I've thrown some extra magnesium and zinc. Although you know, for lunch,

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what did I have? I had
a bowl of cream of broccoli soup that

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I made from scratch, which is
just filled with broccoli and carrots and other

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vegetables. I had a bowl of
sauteted spinach that was cooked down and just

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regular water with some garlic and missus
dash. And I had at Zuki bean

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stew that I made myself that has
at Zuki beans, it has rice,

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it has carroags, grilled onions,
mushrooms, liquid smoke, a can of

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crushed tomatoes, and that was lunch. So lunch was beans, a bean

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stew, spinach, green leafy vegetable, and a bowl of broccoli broccoli soup.

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Last night I did make preylene cookies. I did, and I had

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one and they're good. Oh they're
good. Just pecans and butter and sugar,

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flower some bacon powder. Mmmm.
Yes, lord, oh so good.

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And I'm losing weight. I've lost
three pounds in the last two weeks.

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As I told you, I'm keeping
track of all calories. But just

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like cars, you know, we
were sold our whole lives that we needed

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cars. You gotta have car,
you must have a car, and that

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kept us from public transportation and building
the infrastructure that we need. It's the

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exact same thing. You've been told
you gotta have meat, you gotta have

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dairy, and now there's this Dublin
declaration. You gotta have meat, you

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gotta have dairy. You don't.
But more importantly, the planet doesn't want

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you to. We are killing ourselves
and the planet, and yet we have

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people scientists alleged allegedly signing something that
said no, no, we must keep

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barms going. We must keep one
of them. I am Correll who you

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