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Sneaking Deacon time. Yeah it is. Wait a minute, I gotta I

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gotta air some dirty laundry out.
Nor normally we do this behind clothes.

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Keep so much to yourself. Yeah, normally I don't talk about my personal

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life. I keep everything behind closed
doors. I'm addressing this one on the

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air man. Uh huh, sneaking
Deacon, Greg, get you you there?

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He is, Yes, Okay,
So we're coming back from my uncle's

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funeral and we're riding together. It's
me, Susan and uh and Greg and

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Greg goes, you know, Dave
Jennings the funniest thing on your show.

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I just love it when he starts
talking. And Dave Jennings this day,

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I'm like, catch to wedd in
a week moment. That was a good

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time. Bring that up, So
Greg, I went, well, thanks

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Greg, that makes me feel better. And Dave had no problem with mobile.

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No, but in my mind I
want to say, why you just

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marry Dave Jennings? Then Greg,
get your sneaking deacon. Yeah. Well,

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you know, you guys are going
back and forth so much. I

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think you missed half the things.
He says, No, yeah, that's

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the truth. Well, some of
them were not smart. Enough to get

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anyway. Hey, listen, we
wanted John because it's thunder over Louisville.

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A lot of families out there with
children. Give us some safety tips.

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I mean, there's so many things
to think of, Greg, if you

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lose your child, what to do
in a in a horrible situation. Can

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you talk about best practices for families
just in case. Yeah? Absolutely,

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And you know I'm not going to
go into the little common sense stuff,

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you know, hat sunscreens and you
know, basic a plenty of water and

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some band aids and stuff. But
I want to talk about more if something

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unusual happens, you know, with
my old line at work, and I've

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been to many of these thunders.
As Mayor Fisher's I was one of his

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bodyguards for the first five years of
practice. So we went to this thing

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all day and night long. Then
I did it as a I was on

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this team called the JSU Unit Join
Emergency Services Unit, and we were a

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hazmat technical team I'm sorry, tactical
team. So we were there to respond

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in case of a you know,
a horrible event where some chemicals were released

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into the crowd. So I can
tell you with the experience I've hit that

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crowd for at least ten years every
year, and this is kind of what

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I put together, and there's this
there's gonna be about ten of these things.

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So he stopped me. If I
go too long, right, But

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I know, I know Dave would
would remember him. But anyway, the

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first thing is, yeah, the
first thing I would suggest would just be

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familiar with the Great Lawn and where
you're gonna watch it if you're outside,

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I know there's into our events.
The weather looks really good, So either

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go to the internet now or maybe
they'll have some maps there, but just

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be aware of the different places you
can exit in an emergency, you know.

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You know, I've been on this
your show a bunch of times and

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people always say, man, oh
you ever talk about a situational awareness.

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I'm like, yeah, that's a
pretty big deal in our world today.

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So when you go in there,
look at the map or look you know,

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they'll have it on the internet on
the news. See where the different

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don't people always go to the gates
they came in, and that has gotten

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people killed, you know, because
that's kind of kind of a choke point

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and you don't want to go right, So look at the other gates.

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Don't have emergency gates around, be
familiar with those. And if you couldn't

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get to a game, the worst
case scenario is look for some cover.

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You know, there's a difference between
cover and concealment. Concealment is hiding behind

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you know, a piece of wood
and concealment I mean, and cover is

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like hiding behind the metal dumpster,
right, So be aware of that kind

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of stuff. Here's some things people
don't always think about. Besides, you

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know, fully charge your cell phone, but there were a couple of spare

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batteries in there. You can buy
these cell phone batteries, you know,

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the size of a you know,
a half of a cell phone, and

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then you'd have a whole charge.
Because if you're out there all day,

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oh yeah, absolutely right, and
we are so dependent on our cell phones,

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you know, something goes wrong,
you know, I can call nine

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to one one, or I can
call my kids because I can't find them,

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or my spouts or what are your
spice or whatever? You know,

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and uh, that extra battery could
come in handy for a couple of people.

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The other thing is when I would
sit there and we'd walk around to

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the crowd, I mean, That's
what we did all day, walk through

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the crowd. People had so much
stuff. They look like they're going across

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the Sahara desert. You know.
They had you know, pulling wagons and

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they you know, it's like camels. Dude, I would suggest you light

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and your load and leave whatever you
can in the car, right because if

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you leave in a hurry, you
know, you got to leave your stuff.

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It's kind of like you know,
evacuating an airplane. You know,

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just leave your stuff and go and
hopefully you grab a couple of your kids

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with you. But yeah, we're
talking. We're talking. Well, you

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know, I was about to make
a joke about talking to the wives about

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that, but dudes, are is
just as bad. Look at Dwhite every

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morning. Oh I know, I
know, yeah, and you know,

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I know this is kind of serious
stuff. But the other thing is,

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you know, for the women,
instead of bringing a purse, bringing a

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small backpack because you know that frees
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a kid or you know, bay
you'll see people down there with babies and

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infants and little children and uh,
you know, somebody got to grab those

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kids. That the crowd starts going
crazy and you get into one of those

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stamp you know, stampede modes.
So that's pretty important. And speaking of

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kids, put some kind of a
colorful shirts on them, you know,

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and you know, maybe buying one
of those twenty dollars glowsticks or whatever.

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But give them some way to help
identify that. Yeah, pick them out

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of the crowd. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I had, Yeah,

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I had like a Kentucky T shirt. Right, yeah. Yeah, it's

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a lot of help. Uh help
if you put them around the wrists or

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they're you know wherever, I'll hang
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want to get big brother throw an
air tag on them, right oh that.

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Yes, Look, we have we
have Life three sixty on all our

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kids. And I don't know what
we did before we had that app because

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we tracked them. How many miles
an hour they're driving their cars, how

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long do they spend It's insane and
I wish, I wish we didn't have

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it sometimes, but we do.
We track them. But here's what I'll

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ask you, And I think this
is when you become a dad. This

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is the thing that you kind of
do is you're talking about situational awareness.

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So I'm sorry I judge people that
are around me. Sorry, I'm a

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judge. E wudgie. Uh So
when I if we're going to pick a

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spot on the lawn, you know
we're not. I'm not going to pick

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a spot where I think that there
could be people that are going to get

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intoxicated or have a you know,
a fight, or I'm sorry, I'm

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gonna try to go be with maybe
more family oriented folks, or you could

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spot trouble. I'm sorry. At
your job as a dad, right,

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Greg, I mean you look who
are the people that are around you.

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Immediately, if there's a bunch of
college kids that are slamming drinks, you

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might want to move that corn dog
lady who didn't look right. I'm just

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saying, well, you know,
it's funny you say that because you know,

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we worked for six years as a
policeman here. We worked six years

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in the infield of the Kentucky Derby, and without a doubt, each turn

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inside the infield was a different group
of people exactly. There was a family

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section, there was a high school
college section, there was a biker and

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hooker section, and there, I
mean it was crazy and we spotty.

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We're watching them, you know,
I mean, but they anyway so your

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family members did not want to hang
out with the bikers, right example.

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So yeah, so that I think
that's big. One of the biggest things

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Greg get you, if I may
thank you, doctor to make sure that

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you are to wear a mask.
Tell you can you keep a six foot

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radius around from everyone else that I
never have believed that docs. But hey,

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speaking of the kids, I don't
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is one of my big ones.
Take a picture of what your kids are

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wearing, because if they get lost, you want to be able to give

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that picture to a first responder who
can text it out to the whole group.

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The Hire Army first responders, please
fire ms. So take a picture

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of what the kids are wearing,
God forbid in case they get separated.

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Have a plan if you get separated, We're going to meet at that flag

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pole or or that big you know
landmark every thirty minutes half hour on the

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hour until we connect again. Right
Because everyone relies on cell phones, but

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I have been in situations where cell
phones didn't work any longer. A power

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goes down, remember it used to
go to Derby and you can never get

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a call out because everyone was a
local power. So I'm just saying,

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we're so relying on these cell phones. If they don't work, you got

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to have a plan. So every
half hour, every thirty minutes, you

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know, you meet at the flag
pole and you point it out so everyone

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knows that this interview is. This
interview is way different from my childhood,

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anytime that my dad would take me
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okay, it's hide and seek,
go yeah, yeah? How many?

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You know? I don't want to
get I mean, this is all about

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security. Look for guys like you, going thunder just must be a nightmare.

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You're just like, this is a
nightmare to try to control, especially

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if something happens. And we're not
saying something's gonna happen, which just if

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something happens, are there, but
like snipers, Like how many I assume

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that they will be snipers at this
event? Right? Somebody on a top

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of a hotel somewhere, they have
a team for this event. Right.

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Uh, you know, I'm not
going to give out the playbook, but

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basically, you know, any event, let's just use our common sense.

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You're going to have spotters, right, So the spotters with binoculars are looking

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for trouble, right, remember when
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fights and running over people and stealing
their stuff. I remember that, so

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law enforcement had spotters on that.
Now I'm not saying there's guys with rifles

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ready to shoot you in a second. I'm saying that there could be the

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possibility to have you know, our
SWAT team out there, which includes snipers

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if needed. And then you have
the you know, the crowd response to

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people that are especially trained, because
unfortunately we went through all that, you

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know, those protests a few years
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real world training, so they're very
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kid. One thing I want to
say about kids, and you know this

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is going to sound weird. Dwight
would like this. You know, you

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think about writing your phone number,
your cell phone number, on a kid's

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arms, because if the kids did
get up, they could and your cell

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phones are working, they could call
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here by the stage or we're up
here whatever. Right. My dad used

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to do something, so he would
write take one, they're free on me

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and me and my brother. That's
a great idea, great that that really

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is, because there's no anybody's been
a parent man. That's sinking feeling.

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When you're in a crowd and you
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you're just like worre's Wor's where's Whor's
where's where's? And that feeling is

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so it'll make you physically ill.
So yes, that's a great tip.

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Get get that number somewhere on them. That's a great idea. Yep.

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And then let me know if I'm
running out of town, I got just

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a few more about one minute,
about two minutes, okay, two minutes.

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If something happens, use your common
sense. Your sixth sense is going

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to tell you that something is not
okay or the way people are reacting,

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So just be ready to leave.
That's why you want to carry camel's worth

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the swords stuff in there with you. But if your six sense is telling

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you something done, look right or
whatever and leave. The other thing I

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want to talk to you about is
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of trouble, obviously run opposite.
And then if you're in a big crowd,

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move with that crowd. You can't
stop or go against it, So

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move with the crowd. But you
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the corners of it. Right,
you don't want to get you want and

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you want to grab your kids.
You want to be like a boxer if

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your hands are free, to keep
the space in front of you so you

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don't get crushed in a stampede type
of crowd. But you want to anger

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yourselves towards the corner boy dogles Coke
points I talked about earlier, and if

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you can't get out to an exit, look for some kind of cover.

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If you get out, get far
enough away because unfortunately we know if somebody

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has a shoulder weapon like a assault
weapon AR fifteen type of weapon, you

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know they shoot very accurately at six
seven eight football fields. So we want

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you to get away and cover as
far as far as possible. That's it.

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Great advice, Greg, get you
the sneaking deacon. It's you don't

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want to scare your kids, but
you have to have conversations when you're going

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to go to a crowd like thunder
over Louisville. This has been fantastic.

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We love you, buddy, and
thank you for taking care of my buddy

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Dwight at for his uncle. It
was really nice of you, you know,

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I was glad to be there for
him. And when I hugged him,

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I actually walked away out check my
shoes. I was afraid I might

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have stepped in something fun It's funny
after Greg gets your hugging me and my

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wallet and rischwatch was missing, and
he said, I like Dave Betta.

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Thanks for calling the day, Jenny, So Greg, We'll see you,

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sneak and dickyde dude see you.
Another good tip is to pack a box

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lunch from lots of pasta down to
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sandwich aside, maybe the chicken Chipotle, pasta saild a little bit of soup

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in a big old cookie. Yep. Thirty seven to seventeen Lexington Road in

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the heart of Saint Matthew's. Maggie's
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I will have it full. Refrigerator
will be full of lots of pastas.

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That's her favorite. She used to
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family owned operated for the last over
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make your own pizza. Becky and
I have company coming over tonight. We

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are making homemade pizzas. Everything from
lots of pasta, all right, Unlimited

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last couple of days the sun has
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man, summer is on, not
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also up on Facebook. Say you
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Like, Brad, I was just
talking to Greg and he said he was

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looking forward to seeing you in a
coat and tie at the funeral. Oh

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no, what did you wear?
I wore a black T shirt and jeans

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and Mahrley Davison boots. All right
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this? Yes, black T shirt? Ye honor your uncle. Here's ready

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way for w a chance