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Man, I'm torn between the lead
story here, torn between lead stories.

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We had the election yesterday. Yeah, congratulations to my dear friend Aaron Reid.

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By the way, here I have
an opinion, yes. And by

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the way, Rick is with us
today. Dave Jenny still has the day

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off he was on yesterday. He
had the honor flight yesterday. So Rick,

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thanks for coming in and hanging with
us today. Sure more people are

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concerned that the Krispy Kreme donut shop
burned down on Barstown Road than the Kentucky

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primary yesterday, as they should be
a fair opinion, Yes, absolutely,

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as they should be. As they
should be. Yes. Wow, So

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what started this Krispy Kreme? I'll
tell you he's crazy. This dude.

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This dude is inside the store now
and he lights one of the menu store

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yesterday, he lights one of the
menus on fire and he throws it trying

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to light the store on fire.
And they're like, dude, get out,

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So they they ran around and they
put out the he goes outside.

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By the way, that was actual
audio and he stopping on the menu.

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Wow, that's what That's what makes
us the top journalist in the state.

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And then the last thing, what
he's going out the door, they say,

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going now, So then then the
little a little bell on the door.

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So then he goes outside. He
gets a bottle and some sort of

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flammin it is inside, right,
so then he lights it and he throws

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it at the glass the roof.
No, no, hang on, he

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throws it at the glass. He
bounces off. It's on fire, and

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he's like, okay, that didn't
work. Now, and they're all sitting

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inside, going what is this guy
doing. Then he picks it up,

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he throws it onto the roof,
and then that's where the fire started.

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That's a roof that I've been on. Yes you have, because I did.

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Did you join me on that?
I did? Not cops Cops on

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a Donut Shop. I was asked
to. Said, we did all day

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broadcast at that location for Cops on
a Donut Shop And I was up there

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with twelve cops all day and we
would lower down the bucket and people would

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donate and they we'd pulled out awesome. So it was a great day.

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But uh it, I think it's
a shell now right. The brick walls

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are still there, the still block
walls are still there, but I think

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it is it's toast. Yeah,
toast heavily heavily damaged roof moderate damage inside

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and closed till further notice for repairs. They did arrest the person that did

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this a few blocks away, and
he's been charged with arson and some other

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other things. And of course,
well he's probably out by now, knowing

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our county attorney. No, listen, unless you're a golfer, we're tough

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lout of a Kentucky County Attorney office. Tough on golf. Arson not so

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much, you know, gang violence, not so much murder, rape,

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And we're gonna get to that.
We're gonna get that. But the Kentucky

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primary was yesterday, the twenty twenty
four election, ridiculously low turnout. Okay,

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let's get to that. So I
went and worked out at the gym,

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and I called my wife and we'll
go vote. I put up to

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the church we vote at. I
pulled in and I'm like, god,

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they changed the location? What there
was no cars there? Yeah, they

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changed the location. And she didn't
get so I start in my mind cussing

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Susan for not telling me that they
changed the location. And then I say,

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yeah, see, well that's the
logical thing to do because your why

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for not telling you? Right,
adult, you know where it is,

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but damn it, why do you
tell me? So? Anyway, I

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see a n C wincy peny ten
when he think says vote here, I

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went, well, maybe they are, and I went in and voted.

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There was three people to vote for
on the card we had. We had

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won in Hardin County. So what
was up with all the So even though

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everyone else the presidential rate, Yeah, the GP primary D Democrats, well

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everybody that dropped off the VIC,
the entire gang Desantas, they were all

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still on there. Oh yes,
because they can't once you're on the ballot,

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Once the ballot is that you get
to a certain point. Remember when

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they made up those false allegations about
your wife and she filled out the paperwork

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wrong, but her name was going
to be on the ballot anyway. Yeah,

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right, because it was already too
late, The ballot is already made.

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No incredible news organizations didn't retract it. I remember, I remember that.

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Yeah, absolutely, as much as
they ran the story, uh every

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half hour, half hour, then
they didn't repeat it. Well, okay,

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she I love pulling the scab off, so uh so still right correct?

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And it was ridiculous. I think
Nicky Haley got like two percent something.

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If they get I think if they
get a certain percentage of the delegates,

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then they're on their own. No
one voted yesterday, I mean no

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one. I did. I did
you all right? Soon as like soon

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as I got off from here,
I drove down, picked up my wife

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at work and went to uh,
picked her up at a real estate office,

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and then we went across to Etown
High School to the gymnasy. Even

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voted right there. Yeah. Usually
I try to sell my vote, but

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there's nobody around to sell it,
you know, I did. It was

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weird because there's nobody there. And
then right as soon as I part my

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sister in law, Kathy Tyler Young, pulls in right behind me, and

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so I said, uh, who
are you voting for? Because I'm just

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going to cancel you out. Yeah
that's good. But here's the thing.

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I don't think you make a joke. It's like going into the airport and

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making the joke about whatever. Don't
do like a nine to eleven joke or

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right the TSA because they're going to
take you away. I'm not sure there's

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no political laws or election laws that
if if a Dwight Witten. Dumb Dwight

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Witten. You know you're done today, not dumb, but you roll in

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and you go my vote for sale. Who's got money that they're not?

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Like, Oh, we have to
report you, sir mister Whitten, you

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need to leave, you know what
I'm saying. Yeah, well, okay,

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so this was a really stupid move
on my behalf. But when we

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were flying out on Vegas, Will
Wolford, Will Wolford and his lovely bride

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were on the same flight as us, and the entire time he's going,

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oh, you're the third boarding class, you might not get on, and

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was taunting me. And he was
the first him and his wife, the

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first two on. Yes, of
course they are. And so he's a

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judge and he's so one of the
last two on, well just about the

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last two one. We're the last
group. So we're doing the thing where

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we got to push past everybody walking
all the way to the ass end of

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the plane next to the restroom where
the Wittons always sit. Well, here's

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Will Wolford with the entire aisle seat, you know, with a stretching leg,

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going, hey, look at all
this leg. Rooms start taunting me

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again, Yes, I put my
carry on in his overhead. No,

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And I said this comment. I
went, hey, if you hear ticking

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in this, it's probably just a
My wife said, hey, dumbass,

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shut up, and it just dawned
on me. I know, I just

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saw that. Nobody heard me except
for Will Wilfrid. I just saw them

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taking you out hog tied through the
airport something like that. I just saw

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a video of three people sitting in
the exit aisle and they arrested her.

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I saw that. She said,
Well, I didn't really understand most of

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it, but because she said she
joked. She said, they said,

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because you have to physically say,
you have to say I will assist people

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to open this I will assist to
open this door. And I think she

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said I will assist. She goes, but I'm not saving any white people.

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Oh my gosh, she made a
joke. Yeah, so the lady

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did not like that. She says, you're not So you're saying you will

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not commit to helping with this door. And she was like, she was

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like, now it's joking and said
no whatever. But then she said,

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yes, yes, yes, over
it against because yes I will, Yes,

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I will, Yes, I will. They drug her ass off and

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rested her. Are you serious.
I'm telling you. I'm telling you,

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I'm airlines are like nineteen fifties high
schools. Pop off once, yeah,

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pop off one. I say it
again again. I actually had to sneak

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on the honor flight. If we
bring in our friend Jeff Tooky. Yeah,

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hey, hey, yesterday it was
yet another successful honor flight. When

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I when Tony went, it was
rainy. When I went, it was

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rainy. But then when Dave Jennings
goes, it's sunny. Not a cloud

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in the sky. Oh my gosh. It looked out all day long.

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It looked beautiful. So how we
had what two w W two veterans.

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Two w W is ninety eight years
old. We had sixteen koreem More veterans,

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sixty six Vietnam. Ever, it
was okay, awesome, all right.

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So I saw the video from this
morning. It's always a huge crowd,

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gauge. This one best crowd we've
ever had. You guys, you

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know you know when you come off
the plane, it's snakes. Yeah,

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it went outside, kid, no
way around, and they had to go

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outside come in again. We couldn't
pack everyone in there. Absolutely. I

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apologized Susan and I wanted to go. We had a dinner to go to

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last night. By by the time
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so many there. That's right time
you belong on the show you belong to.

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But what time we left, It
was about eight thirty. I said,

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there's no way we're getting No,
there's no that's away. Either go

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early or you're not going to get
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It took me a half hour to
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left around I don't know twelve whatever. Okay, one tell me one person

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you met yesterday that affected you,
or or an interesting story. Give me

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one. Give me one from yesterday. The World War two veteran ninety eight

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years old, eighty he he told
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end of January, at the end
of the Battle of Balls. He sent

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him right to the front line,
put him on a deuce and a half

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truck, sent him in front lines, said get your rifle. We're pushing

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the Germans back right now. How
cool is that? That's living living.

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I just don't hear that every day, and they are only one hundred thousand.

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War two veterans left in United States. Look, when I get off

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a plane, I'm upset if the
bathroom's not right there. He got off

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the plane and they put him in
a deuce and a half in a rifle

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and said, you need to push
the Germans right. That's right, that's

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your job. And I think,
you know, he was eighteen nineteen years

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old. Think about an eighteen nineteen
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well, you look at some of
these pictures, especially Omaha Beach. Some

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of these boys, yeah that were
coming in there are some of them fifteen

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sixty live. Yeah, boy had
changed. Yeah, there's no doubt.

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No. But it was an awesome, awesome day, great group, a

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different group of veterans on each fight, Vietnam veterans. Again, very emotional

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at the wall. We had two
brothers Vietnam brothers, Oh wow, who

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were on the fight together and they
go up and see buddies who know who

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were I mean, it's it's you
know, it is now refreshed my memory.

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So we talked about it yesterday that
the one one part of that is

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that I don't know why and how
it started, but I think it's the

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most brilliant monument ever constructed because for
some way, the reflection the blackstone and

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the names, somehow it may be
the most perfect monument ever. And does

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it start with the first person that
died and then goes to the like it's

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chronological. It's not alphabetical, right, because you have to go to a

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thing and see a panel. Right, So the first name on it is

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the first person that died in the
Vietnam War, and the last name is

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the last person. Often often they
find later ones who they found out who

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they were through doing it and they
put it in. Okay, so correct

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me if I'm wrong. This this
Vietnam wall, which by the way,

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is breathtaking and it affects. It
affected me like nothing else. This was

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designed by a teenager, is that
right? I'm forgetting who it was.

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It was a college student, there
was there was a Vietnam refuge, if

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I remember correctly. She was an
art, art and design student, the

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teenager, right old. And the
sad thing is is that they constantly have

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to go through and clean graffiti off
of it, and they'll get people still

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to this day trying to damage the
wall. It's crazy. I think it's

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the most perfect monument ever, and
because it will you have nothing, You

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have no choice for it to not
affect you, right, right. But

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the Korean one is the coolest.
It's the guys with the rifles walking through

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the reeds and we hear that all
the time. Yeah, it looks just

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like me walking through and everything.
And the size of the World War II

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one fits the engagement. Yes,
this is the greatest war of all time.

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It needs to be this big.
Okay, Okay, here here's the

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question, Jeff TOKEI bluegrass or on
our flight? Bluegrass? Am I saying

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it right now? You got it? Buddy? I never know. So

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you go on all these honor flights, okay, and God bless you and

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you organize them. My question is
when you come across the Vietnam Wall all

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these other stops, they do they
still take you back after being there so

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many times? Because I got a
good question everyone, the Pacific Theater,

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the whole thing. I mean,
because Dave was texting me pictures yesterday and

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it was taking me back. Just
look at these pictures. Does it still

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affect you when you go these places? You know it does? And course

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you know, if there are eighty
four veterans on the flight, I get

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to know each one, so everything
everyone is personal. So every flight is

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different, and I meet unique veterans
on each flight, so there's no two

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flights that are the same. Each
one has its own feeling. Yours would

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be different than the one that Tony
took or Scott or whatever. And they're

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very personal. And I get to
shake every veteran's hands, so I get

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to know these men and women on
the fight. So it's every fight is

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really unique. And I was expecting. I was expecting the Welcome home.

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I knew what that was about.
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I wound up crying like a baby. And another thing I didn't know is

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the welcome to Washington. It's a
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the bus over and everybody on loads. Yeah, and every stop, everyone

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stops what they're doing, even the
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it is it's I'm telling you,
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jaded radio guy. I've done everything
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a fun trip. Came back and
said, Okay, maybe one of the

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best days I've ever had in my
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goes by like that. Yeah,
in a nano second hill. What's a

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life changer for all of us?
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but you know we owe everything to
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absolutely, real quick. But no, the only slight or no, the

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only realization is that sometimes when you
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ninety four year old, Like it's
raining, it's caught out, and you're

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tired, and we've been up since
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War two. Guys going come on, pick it up, and you're just

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like, you're ninety four, what's
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wearing socks. It's pouring rain and
they're not wearing socking. I don't eat

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socks, and you know it's just
rain. You know we're gonna have a

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chance of rain. And these guys
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the islands, as it is called
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problem. That's nothing, right,
it's so demoralizing. At some point you're

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just like my veteran was Jerry McClure. And then I also hung out with

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Laane Goolay on my flight. But
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was it was randy, it was
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and I just went along for the
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miss this opportunity because here's the thing. If you are a veteran, if

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you have a veteran in your family, get him on this flight before it's

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too late. If you're thinking,
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blooney, because everything's taken care of
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the flight. We have four you
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and we had some folks who's you
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be take care of every all right, listen to me real close here.

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You're going to hate this part.
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people like you, right, Jeff
Tokey, you are the reason. You

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are a part of a bigger machine. But you're the reason this happens.

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It's just honor. Flight's just an
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are a huge part of that.
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much. It's a team. I
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put this thing together a couple thousand
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it for our veterans. You know
he was looking at me. That means

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I inspired him, right now,
that's what he said. It with his

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eyes. He say it with his
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But here, okay, here's another
opportunity though. If you want to be

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an escort, this is a chance
of a lifetime. And it's only six

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hundred bucks. That gives you a
flight with a veteran that you're gonna escort,

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plus a police escort through Washington and
you see every one of these great

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monuments. Six hundred bucks. That's
a steal, and it goes to a

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great cost. Well, it's a
life changing event. I did is twice.

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I went with two or two veterans. It changed my life to spend

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the day with a veteran. Yeah, seeing all the memorials in DC for

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six hundred dollars and I think it
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We don't want them to pay a
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and hearing the conversations between the veterans
is gold. But anyway, anyway,

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Joey Butterfly, Blue Ground, best
buddy, you're like this joke of the

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day. Okay, you did it
yesterday yes, I did. All right,

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so we're going back to Dwice.
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Yeah. Possibly. Do we have
the minutemmunity music? How am I need

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it? We don't have it?
Thank god? Hey fellay, what's the

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difference between a nun oh hey,
hey hey and a naked lady taking a

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bath? Damn it? What's the
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hoping or soul the other one.
Stop? Who do we have? I

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My friends are priests and they listen
to the show. Stop that hoping?

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So I got it? Yeah,
okay, and he's got to go to

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confession now. Lots of pasta,
lots of pasta, Louisville dot Com,

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Confess your soul, Dwhite, and
lots of Posta. Today it's a grocery

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store, it's a deli, and
it's a coffee shop. The coffee shop's

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fantastic, man, We're all That's
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the pasta is a little bit more

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expensive, the pizza a little more
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guess what Now the rest of the
grocery stores are so much more expensive you

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might as well go to lots of
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best. It's it is. It's
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You know what's in the bread,
just basically the way they made it in

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five hundred years ago. Dude,
you got to eat the lots of pasta

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bread in two days or so because
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Lots of pasta thirty seven to seventeen
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Matthew's back after this on news radio, Wait forty wuh a, hey cool,

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I don't know my guys. Hey, I tested you a pit sure

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this morning. Did you get it? I did? It was it was.

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It was a little upsetting. He
was stealing jokes. Oh, someone

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stole your joke. Yeah, next, Schwartzman. What's his name is?

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Is that the comedian's name? Funny
guy. I've seen him a concert one

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time at the Palace, but he's
doing a tour it's called stupid toilet heead,

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Oh, I know it ain't still
your joke, So I'm stealing Evans

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joke. I sent her picture of
the tour poster and I said, hey,

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this comedian is stealing Evans joke,
not cool man, not cool,

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not cool, not cool? All
right, So, uh, we're I'm

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looking at the market's going to open
here. Listen a minute, Tony wants

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to talk about so we are we
are really today will matter on this AI?

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How do you pronounce the name of
this company? Nevida in video in

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video in video in video video.
This is an AI company? And there

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poster child for AI, the big
cahunas of all of this, right,

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and uh, there's a lot of
expectations behind you. First of all when

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you look at it in video's stock
price and video has shares tripled last year

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and this year so far shares are
up ninety percent. Kind of taking ourselves

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that we didn't buy that? Are
we still I'm wondering Now you're not a

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financial advisor and we don't give that
kind of advice with the Bloomberg Money minute,

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but I mean, might will jump
in. AI is not going anywhere?

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Is this GoogLeNet? It is just
like the internet. Is this Google

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like uh, you know, fifteen
years ago. Like a lot of companies

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are jumping on the AI bandwagon,
and it's taking everything to a new level,

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sometimes a new scary level. When
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Johansson this past week. So if
for those who are enough, what happened?

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She her voice was taken by an
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they keep insisting, oh, that's
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But she played she's played roles to
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character, right, uh huh.
So the voice was a little too close

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to her actual voice. Okay.
She was pissed off about it. She

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can't do anything about it. Here's
here. They pulled it down. She

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layered up, and I think it
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open Ai, which has the chat
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all right, we're going to remove
the sky voice because it just sounds

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a little too close, like well
like, okay, but before you talk

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about your opening, I want to
talk about there's one other story. There's

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a golf named Scott Scheffler's how you
pronounce it with it? So, uh,

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there was a miscommunication. He got
arrested here in Louis Wood and the

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PJ. There's a social media video
that was up that day of him at

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a press conference and it looks so
real and it sounds just like him fake

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and he and he was saying stuff
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in Louisville. It was not him, no, they they was supposed to

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be for funny purposes. But the
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that's what he's saying. Uh.
And it's the fake, uh real fake

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whatever, fake, deep fake,
the deep fake. It was. You

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can't tell there was. Actually recently
they had the met gala and Katy Perry

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was not there. Somebody did a
deep fake picture of her that actually even

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surprised her mother. Her mother actually
thought that she was there and sent her

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a message and she's like, mom, I wasn't there, Susan, and

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I think we decided we're not going
to the med anymore. Here's the thing.

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Can't we use this technology and get
the two presidential candidates to say something

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smart not dumb? Like can't we
fake like we could fake a smart thing

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that coming out of their mouth instent
of what's coming out of their mouth now

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one's mumbling and yelling the hell reality
is a little too scary. We're way

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late. Taking a look at the
dow, it's down six points right at

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the open. The S and P
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But keep in mind yesterday we hit
another record, Clothes on Wall Street.

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The SMP saw it's twenty fourth record
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eight forty wha s Bloomberg Money Report, Home, Courney's Onaho. So that's

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the only marit, that's that's the
only Mexican. How hell did you have

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to dig for something? Not that? That's all that's Johnny Paycheck. I

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love that song. Coado Colorado Goolay
is ready to eight forty with how's the

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yard work going? Oh, come
on, man, listen. My favorite

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comedian hired three white guys to do
it. Please, and you're two of

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them. Please do like the whitest
guys. He's not here. You gotta

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find the whitest guys to do your
yard. So he's got a little concrete

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white guy out in front of his
uh yeah, and it's instead of dressed

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like a jockey, he's got a
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Comedian Alex Rado Seo, Yes,
that's right. Comedian Alex Raymundo stopping

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by the station seeing this Friday.
Come on and have a drink with me

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too. By the way. I'm
celebrating my birthday at this comedy. How

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about this. I've been concealing it
from I have a candle, but they

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took away my lighter because they I'm
on the suspect list at risby Kreme.

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Oh buddy, man, that's that's
been there. I went there first.

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I was gonna bring you Chrispy Cremes
in. I had no idea. And

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are you serious night? Are you
serious? I've been in Hollywood and and

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I woke up late this morning.
I was running through the shower, I

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got I got soap in my hole. Just say, just for you boys,

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just keep pushing the bucket. Comedy
Alex Rymundo see him one show,

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one show only. I'm gonna be
there to celebrate my birthday. Come on

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and drink celebrating now, drink one
with me. We may or may not

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be having tequila as we speak.
But it is mister G's and this this

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showroom, the number one bar,
new showroom, old bar, new showroom.

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Everyone. Wow, this number one
showroom is spectacular. It's cool.

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And here's what's really cool. When
I'm telling people about the shows, because

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they're gonna keep doing comedy every month
there, uh, every everyone has an

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a Mister g story. Oh yeah, that's where I got my first you

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know whatever. Yeahs't fill in the
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took me there when I was eight, and I was like mister Jesus in

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Middletown. It's right next to Dwight's
Street. As a matter of fact,

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I'm thinking about having their place,
think about having a to the fireplace,

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think about having an after party at
my house after the show in your hot

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is open, just having a bite
from the show, walk down to my

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house. You're only I won't say
what direction. I know. Well,

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let's make sure people understand you are
talking about a it's there's mister G's the

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bar, but then now there is
it's so I don't want people because it's

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so it's been around so long.
People like making that clear. Explain,

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Yes, it's mister G's, but
but there's these where it used to be

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a wall. Now there are these
beautiful glass doors. That's say the number

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one Tequila Events Center and showroom at
GS right and and but when you walk

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through, then now you have a
full venue that seats easily standing room.

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You could put four hundred and fifty
people in there. I'm just guessing I

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don't know the fire code. If
you listening to mister Marshall, w it

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wasn't me, but seated, we
can put two hundred about one hundred and

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ninety very comfortably. That's a great
show full bar. And it's a tequila

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bar. Yeah, and you can
drink and drink anything you like. We

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you know which twist your o.
That's good for people in Middletown, I'll

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tell you why. And everybody around
have to go. You don't have to

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go anywhere because people like to get
in their little you know, like you

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I know, and I'm going to
go right down the street and go to

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a comedy club, which is let's
wait a minute, Middletown's never had a

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comedy club ever. And they're doing
live they're doing comedy once a month,

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right, they're doing live music on
Friday and Saturday nights, and so it's

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it's it's worth the plus if you
don't dig what's happening in there, mister

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g'z barr the old classic bar.
I mean, it's been here for forty

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plus years forever. So you just
get back from Hollywood. I was fin.

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We've texted back and forth, but
so you did the what's the actor

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comedian's name? Felipe Spots. Yes, yeah, he won last Comic Standing.

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Dear friend of mine for decades.
I just did his podcast. It's

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been in all kinds of movies,
so you see these guys. Just as

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a matter of fact, I just
watched a movie that had him in.

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I can't recall what it was,
but you go on and go out there.

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He did the podcast. What else
was going to show? In Hollywood?

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I did the world famous laugh Factory, the ice House, which has

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always been my favorite club in the
country. Oh really, why? Why

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is that? Because it's outside of
Hollywood, so you get to do a

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full set instead of just fifteen or
twenty minutes. It's so it's like a

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normal comedy club, but it's it's
it's Pasadena, and there is such a

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mixture of people that I can be
speaking exactly like I am either I mean,

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with them, point and then I
go right back to English and I

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can flex a muscle that I don't
get speak of. But it's a fun

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it's a fun energy. And and
you know what the owner of the ice

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House told me, He said,
you know what's fun about you? Alex?

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He goes, if so and so
is here all the most the majority

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of the audience is Asian. If
someone so is here, it's Latin or

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Caucasian or black or whatever. And
he says, when you're here, he

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says, it's like this even mixture
of people. Well, so I dig

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on that. Yeah. I always
say, if you put one hundred people

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in a room that are Asian,
Black, white, Latino, you know

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what happens. Nothing. People have
a great time. Everybody has a great

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time. It's an all the world
of this country has pissed me off.

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And especially when you people, especially
when you come, if you ask me,

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yeah, yeah, kick somebody out
of people. I want people to

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know my show. It's rated R
everybody. And I'm not woke, No,

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but I think it's coming back.
Like there's some risque not risque,

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but there is some Uh, there's
a comeback of you can you're you're gonna

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be able to push people's buttons like
you used to be able to. I

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think comedy is making a huge comeback. I really do. Well, we've

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never according to me and my friends, we've never played by that rule,

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you know, and uh and and
and you know what, there's also some

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great younger generation contests that are and
they're amazing. Now almost drop the F

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bomb, right, Yeah, that's
that's People come on the show when they

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get yesterday. Okay, so uh, your your show is it's not politically

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correct, it's rated our, it's
hilarious, and it's Dwight's birthday and it's

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my birthday. But did you ever
you're gonna do eight minutes or no?

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I'm not. Oh god it.
So he calls me up three weeks ago,

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and so I'm so bummed. I
was so pissed off that I had

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to miss his first show at mister
Gee's because it's right by my house.

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But we had plans houses down,
rack him over. Yeah, we were

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out of town. So he calls
me up. I won't say what direction.

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He calls me up and he goes, hey, you said you missed

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the show. I'm thinking about bringing
the show back one more time to mister

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Geez. I said, this is
great, and he goes, I need

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you to do forty five minutes,
and I froze up. I froze up,

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and I said, Alex, this
is three weeks from now. Can

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you can you get somebody else?
And he goes, how about thirty eight

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minutes. He goes, I'm blanking
with you. All right. My heart

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stopped. You're not doing eight minutes, of course. Okay, here's why,

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because you just get the eight minutes. As the work wife. I

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have to live with it all the
way. So every day material sucks.

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It sucks. I can't let me
write it sucks. It sucks. I

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can't be it's gonna suck. All
right, you're dealing with it, thank

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you. All right, here's my
question. We got about it. Here,

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you're coming, you're staying around right
right? Yeah, okay, so

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I ask you this question and we're
gonna get my green card. Allorr.

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I'm gonna ask you a question and
you go to break so so many people

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that I think you're uber talented.
I think you were one of the most

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talented people. Did much. Uh
it's called an act. But do you

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think I don't have you acting?
What's what are you gonna do? You

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think you're a good actor? And
do you think that's gonna be? You

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can't answer right now. You gotta
you gotta so acting for you? Can

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you think you can act? And
why haven't you gone off like that?

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What? Tony? Wow, I'm
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