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I wouldn't say I miss him,
but I do miss him a little bit.

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I wonder which one he misses more, you or I. It's Jeff

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Milby, formerly of w h A
S before he Big Time just to go,

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you know, pursue his dreams to
pull this one on you. It's

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actually Daves. I missed Dave.
Okay, Oh my l mg, oh

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my g oh listen, Dave and
I had a special connection. All four

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of us knew it, and I
knew he was the most heartbroken when I

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left. You know, I did
love your restroom time together. I will

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admit that we did. We really
did. One of the last things was

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Jeff did say, you know,
we'll keep in touch, and I know

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he won't, and you laughed and
went, you're right, we won't.

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Hey, here, we are here, we are here, We are okay.

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So I I read this. I
had this story and I was telling

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Tony Cruz about it, and I
was like, there's a really good article

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about shotgun houses. And I can't
remember where I read it or where the

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reference was. So Tony Cruz goes
go to get a goot gun and he

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goes is Jeff Milby, and I
went, oh, perfect, this is

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great. H So I before I
even knew it was you, I was

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objectively saying this is a good article. What made you do an article on

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shotgun houses? Well, it's we
I write for Luke Today Now it's the

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name of the publication. Daily newsletter
five days a week. We cover all

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things about Louisville, and we write
a lot of history content. We like

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to kind of explain the city to
people, you know, little aspects of

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the city that maybe folks don't know
about. And shotgun homes are everywhere.

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I mean, I know you guys
drive around town all the time, but

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especially in like the oldest, older
parts of the city of Louisville, they

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are shot and gun homes all over
the place. And so we just thought

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would be a cool idea to kind
of explain that little bit of Louisville history

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because a lot of people, you
know, maybe don't realize what a shotgun

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home is or why there are so
many here, and that kind of thing.

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So we just wanted to explain our
city a little bit to our readers.

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Tony had a good question earlier.
I believe that it would be the

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entire nation, but are they referred
to shotgun houses everywhere in other cities beside.

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Yeah, they are, they are. They're really common, and a

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lot of cities across the South.
Saint Louis has a big section of them,

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Houston, Texas has a big section
of them, and New Orleans is

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really where they're credited with, like
being created, where they became popular.

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They had the largest section of shotgun
houses until unfortunately Katrina, right and then

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after that after that, Interestingly,
Louisville now has the largest group of shotgun

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homes in the country. Okay,
yeah, they're called they're called hutgun homes

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wherever they are. Okay, that's
interesting that Louisville. First of all,

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I don't know how they could actually
pin that number down, but yes,

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we think so. We think Louisville
has one of the largest collection of shotgun

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houses in America. Is crazy,
that is that's interesting. But look,

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I grew up here, do I
grow up at you did? So it's

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yeah, shotgun was just my friend's
first house was a shotgun house. We

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know everybody lived in a shotgun house. They used to be a cheap,

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a starter home for families and now
dude, Jeff, they are three hundred

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thousand dollars some of these shotgun houses. Yeah, they're they're getting crazy expensive.

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I tell you what, I live
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Germantown that that was flipped in twenty
seventeen. Yeah, I mean, they're

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they're really becoming a hot item on
the housing market anywhere in German Town Stelberg.

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Yep, they're they're really going up. You can find of other places

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in the city though, Like Portland, I was looking on some real estate

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sites for the peace there's still some
very affordable houses and other parts the city

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shotgun houses and other parts of the
city. Yeah, they're certainly trendy right

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now. For whatever reason, they
originated in West Africa and then they were

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introduced to dy Huh. Yeah,
that's right. They somehow. Don't ask

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me how. I just did some
reading on it for the piece, and

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you know, some architectural historians,
whoever those guys are, they were able

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to kind of trace the history of
the design of the shotgun house, you

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know, from New Orleans all the
way down to the Caribbean and all the

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way to Africa. Yeah, oddly
enough. Don't don't ask me how they

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were able to trace that, but
that's what they came up with and that's

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what they have written. So there's
a long history of the design of shotgun

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homes and it's just a it's a
neat little part of Louisville's architectural makeup.

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I mean they're all over town,
you know, anywhere you go, you

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can see a whole whole slew of
shotgun homes. And then I and part

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of your article goes over how some
of them now turned into businesses. Yeah,

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that's right. They're they're super versatile. I mean, the Louisville Metro

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government they put out a piece,
a video piece several years ago where they

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talked about the value of shotgun homes
as potential businesses because you know, they're

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often in walkable neighborhoods, they're often
you know, really closely together. That's

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one of the things people that don't
like shotgun homes are always like, oh,

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I would never live in a shotgun
home because your neighbors can see take

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a shower. That's not necessarily true. But the benefit of that is is

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if somebody wants to turn one of
those homes into a business, they've already

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got a community of people that will
go to that business right around them.

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So yeah, a lot of shotgun
homes that have been flipped in businesses.

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I gotta do is take drive down
Goss Avenue and there are a ton of

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shotgun homes along that stretch that are
now you know, restaurants and bars and

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all kinds of places. It's it's
a really it's a really cool piece of

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Louisville. I've been trying to get
my neighbors to watch me shower for years,

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so all I got to do is
get a shotgun show. There you

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go, okay with Jeff Milby's who
were to talking about with Louisville Today dot

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call lou Today dot com. The
articles there about shotgun now it's very interesting.

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That's why I called you. You
wanted to talk about. But I

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don't buy that because I've driven in
neighborhoods, whether there's seven hundred million dollar

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houses or whatever, where you can
touch each house. If you're in between

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them, your hands can touch each
one. They're very close together. So

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whatever it is, but shotgun houses
are You're a starter. You you're you

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just had a baby. How's the
baby? Tell you what, guys,

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It's it's pretty great. You just
turned four months. He's he's healthy as

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could be. Sixteen pounds already growing
like weed. It's crazy how much a

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baby changes in four months. That's
that's kind of the biggest takeaway that I've

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had. I mean, like,
when you're not a parent, people always

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tell you that time flies when you
have kids. Yep, you know,

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they grow up so fast. It's
like the cliche, right, they grow

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up so fast. But oh my
God is a true Oh my God is

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the true. Ye, this kid
is a different kid than he was when

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he was born. Do you when
do you, guys stop watching what you

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say around it before it starts repeating
things? You know what are you probably

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gonna start doing that now? Maybe
a little bit. I don't know when

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they start talking. But here's here's
the issue. I work from home now

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and my wife is always in and
around the house working and sometimes you guys,

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know, when you're working hard,
words kind of fly out of your

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mouth. Yeah, got a kind
of yes, they do. We got

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to start watching ourselves. Well,
I think that's interesting. I think you

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that's interesting. Now. I had
a tactic and no one told me or

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to do it or not to do
it, But I talked to my kids.

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I don't care what age, whatever
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like an adult. I did not
talk in kid terms, right, like

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talk down to them or whatever.
When they were four or five, I

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talked to them like an adult.
I thought their vocabulary was better than the

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other kids in school because of that. But that's just me because dads,

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you know, parents think they're better. But we we just do your best.

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You do your best and then you
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because you'll be a hero one day
and the next day you'll be a complete

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zero. Uh but uh, so
you're gonna have a Jeff, you'll have

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a choice, you and your wife. How you're gonna speak to your I

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was not gonna do the kid talk
to my kids. I couldn't do it.

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So you're gonna choice. I'll be
real with you. Well no,

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no, no, no, because
he is a baby. He's a baby,

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and I'm talking when they get to
be when they start talking, you're

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having conversations. No man, I
go, hey, yeh wait, you

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did you curse at your kids,
Tony, Is that what you're saying?

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You cursed at your kids? Of
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We are very ethnic. We are
I'm Italian and Cuban. They're part

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of part of part of who we
are is colorful language. We try to

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watch it write what our language is, but it would slip out, and

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but we we try to. Now
our kids couldn't cuss, you know,

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but there was there was times that
Maggie got a little spanking because she said

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the F word or no, John
said it, and then Maggie threw me

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under the bus by saying, sometimes
dad puts mother in front of it.

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So, yeah, there's some tattle
tales. You gotta know. You gotta

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know which kid you can trust.
Right, that's not going to tell on

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you because it's Jeff. If you
do have multiple kids, you will be

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included in the kid kingdom, right. Mom is kind of the adult,

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and you're you're part of the kingdom
kid kid deal a right, Yeah,

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that's right. I mean I'm looking
forward to the fun part of that,

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right, And I'm already in the
dog house all the time. I'm already

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in the Yes, yeah, I'm
ready to doing breaks. Go forward.

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So did you know that Louisville also
has the largest number of restored Victorian homes?

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Did you know that that's true?
No? What they actually not,

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James Atkinson, not just restored.
It's the largest number of Victorian homes in

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general in the Victoria Principal. Okay, all right, so Jeff Milby used

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to be with us. Now I
don't know what you're doing besides Louisville today,

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and and I you know that you're
also still calling the soccer games for

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lu CITYFC. Correct, that's correct? Yeah, And when does that season

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start coming up? In mid March? We're actually getting really close, to

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believe it or not. That's one
of the wild things about soccer season.

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It's like eleven months long. That's
preseason. Just kicked it off for them

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about a week ago. I know
both the men and the women racing racing

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Louisville and lou City. They're both
out in Arizona right now and doing some

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preseason spring training if you want to
call it that. But yeah, it's

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really close upon us for both teams. I think the only sports it might

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have a longer season would be NHL. If the NBA's long, I would

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say NHL because your preseason starts mid
September. But then if you go to

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Lord Stanley's Cup, you're skating from
late September all the way to about mid

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that's a long season. I like
that you full title Lord Stanley's that George

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Stanley's cup. I show respect.
We're we're not talking about these Stanley cups

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that the lady women's are walking around
with our ice code waters in. We're

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talking about the real pimp your website
real quick. Where we find this article?

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I found it very It was very
well written. And I said that

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before I found out it was you. I might have been a little bit

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more tough on the article if I
knew it was you, Jeff, But

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but it's very well written. Tell
us, tell us about your website,

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not your complement from Tony Venetti is
always well earned. I okay that it

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is Lootoday dot six a mcity dot
com. I can just google Loo Today,

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l ou Today, you can find
it. We're a newsletter five days

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a week. We've got thirty seven
thousand subscribers. We've got forty three thousand

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followers on Instagram. We we cover
h you know, economic developments and just

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kind of positive news about Louiell.
We don't cover politics, we don't cover

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crime. Thanks to do this weekend, fun events happening around town, awesome

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that kind of stuff. So so
it's positive news about Louisville lou Today,

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l O U t O d A
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come up in mid March. A
lot of storylines you guys can get to

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get into about those two teams.
They both kind of win into some makeover

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in the off season, with LU
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disappointing year and Racing is still trying
to build toward that first playoff appearance.

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It's gonna be a really fun soccer
season for both of those teams. Jeff

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Milby, We uh, we miss
you, Yes, we do, we

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miss you. Tell you what,
Tony, In honor of you, I'm

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gonna go curse right into the face
of my baby boy. Fantastic, good

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boy, good Tony. Thanks,
thank you. All right, tell all

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those people down at lou City when
you get down there. And Mark said,

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we said, Hi, have a
great season with that one. And

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if we see another article well written
like that, I will try to see

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who wrote it first before uh,
before I do my decision. All right,

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Jeff Milby, We'll talk to you
soon, buddy, all right,

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love a guy, you man,
I love you, Jeff c Bro Jeff

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Milby, he was a lot of
fun we was here. I think he

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enjoyed a little back and forth when
we used to do these. I am

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Johnny from the news. Now.
Yeah people. Yeah, two totally different

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people. Not one is better than
the other, They're just different. I

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would say, semen, Johnny's better. Just gotta look at that. Hey

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look like Margaret Thatcher said. I
called him like a season. It is

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one of her famous Margaret Thatcher's statements. All right, Weight Loss Centers of

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after this, we'll play Reeling in
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Money Minute on news radio at forty
whas all right, it is a little

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after ten o'clock actually almost down at
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means it's Reeling in the Year.
Scott Carr is gonna help us here with

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the Bloomberg Money Minute. We are
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not sure if we're gonna stay with
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I said, she got a little
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She's a lot hands that's true,
so we'll figure it out. She is

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in a battle with cancer. She's
in around seven She thinks of a ten

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round fight. So Scott, we
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We're trying to decide not whether to
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all are staying here, and I'm
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to do when we come up and
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too, Scott Card. Do you
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the downtown office? Well, unfortunately, I'm in Washington, d C.

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Scott flight, but if I'm in
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I'm definitely stopping in your studio.
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I've never People will probably be mad
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haven't been there yet. But it's
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Yeah, listen that smooth yet,
Carval. Yeah, we're like any other

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town. We'll tell you what neighborhoods
not to go into. Here we go.

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So we did Scott Carr's voice to
do this. I know Scott.

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Car's got thank you for Tony and
Dwight will be with you mom. He's

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more calming, he's a more calming
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of an alarming like he. John
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get out of the house, right
so, but Scott Carr is more

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of a you know, calm down
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they're a little more hyper app Absolutely, he did we piss off,

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Joan Donnagher. We haven't heard from
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I'm certain you did not. No, I'm sure. Well, you never

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know. You don't know who gets
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where he go, all right,
who wants to deal with Tony Dwight this

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week? Well, and then you
look around the room and go, who's

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not here? Scott's not here?
All right? Scott cars up this week?

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Scott just you know, we deal
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And now they do us like people. They do it right in front

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of us. Who's gonna keep Pete
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All right? All right, Scott? All right, let's do reeling

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in the years. Dwight has the
song. So it's Rick myself and you

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we're gonna do. We're gonna try
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list this week. Nineteen sixty something. All right, right, ready,

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yeah, I'm ready. Green tambourine
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No. Sixty one of those psychdelic
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It came out on the charts in
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got to its peak in sixty eight. So it's kind of talking to you

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know what, here's the thing,
here's the thing. We don't need to

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know another song. We don't need
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I can name that tune in one
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it's late sixty seven but charted through
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Yeah, but is he right?
I'm saying final, Scott, you

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want to go with me? I'm
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sure, yeah, Yeah, sixty
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and he's right, yes, n
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love man for a filling right wreck
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information actually recorded in Boston, but
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gosh, it's fantastic, all right. We start the week out right with

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he could have done without rain Man. That's right, all right, thank

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you, rec all right, have
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So, so the market's been open
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like it was going to come in
just slightly lower. Are we about even

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here today or where are we looking
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a little bit of a sellout going
on today? Guys. The down's down

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now even further than it was three
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S and P five hundred lower by
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and I guess we should mention we
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McDonald's, which was a target for
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and Humas last October, they've reported
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the fourth quarter of last year.
Will that slow down the clown now?

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They still expect to open about sixteen
hundred new restaurants worldwide this year. With

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the news radio eight forty WHA guess
Bloomberg money report, I'm Scott Carr,

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Jim Brewer, very funny guy.
We didn't get him back on the show.

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He just did that right off the
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go, how are you guys again? To go Tony and Dwighte'll go alright,

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Jim, all right? Do you
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you could, that'd be cool.
But Brewer was like, I got it,

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got it, got it, and
just rambled it off. You jomb

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dude. It is Monday, gonna
be a nice day again today, the

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sun will be out fifties. How
about that baby, where you get out

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of the house or are you gonna
lock yourself in the houses again today?

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Well? Do you consider my backyard
out of the house? Yeah, I'm

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out of the house all the time. Like that's where I do. Ninety

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percent of my cooking is outside.
Is there any way you build a bigger

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fence. You can't do it because
we have way if we didn't have a

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homeowner station? Was it ten feet
now? No, it's not even that.

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Most of you have a six foot
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I want a twenty foot you know. I can't put a lid on

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it either. Canyon, Well,
I thought about that, doing like a

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dome. You want to be great. So here's why I did. I

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just got because the wife gets pissed
off and I'll walk around naked outside and

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I said, it's my yard that
they don't have to look. So she

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went and bought a bunch of these, you know, the gigantic umbrellas you

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put in the middle of the table. You know what you did? You

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like huh razor wire? Well,
then you get sued. You know,

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Hey, Rick, do we have
any like his work music? I'm gonna

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put you on the spots. I'm
the damn he's quick, Rick, here,

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quick, dude. I do want
to say. That's the new Tom

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Hanks and the Steel Spielberg series about
World War Two and the fly Boys called,

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Uh, what's it on? Please? I think it's Apple. It's

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Apple TV. So good, so
good. Episode three was so good.

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I just I'm a nut for that
kind of stuff. I like history.

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So that's why we're doing this segment
called Today in History. I'm not getting

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another streaming service, no matter what. Even if Jaws, well even they

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don't remake Jaws. All right,
it's Today in eighteen seventy February fifth,

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eighteen seventy, the very first motion
picture was ever shown to a theater audience.

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It was in Philadelphia. Fifteen hundred
people got to see, uh,

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the first motion picture ever. It
was just two people dancing a waltz and

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they did four. This is the
first one. I was reading a text.

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Well, this is the very first
motion picture was shown today in eighteen

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seventy, oh without sound, because
the very first one with sound was called

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The Jazz Singer. Well they had
sound with it as as it was playing

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right, correct, but not yeah, yeah, so it was just two

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people dancing a walk. Okay,
but think about what was year eighteen?

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What eighteen seventy? Okay, but
can you think can you imagine like they're

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projecting this on the wall and some
cowboy going what the hill? Kind of

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which I wazerd blizzard image on the
wall? How are you doing that?

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You better keep that away from the
mcgarvy right, why'd you kill the projector

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guy? He needed killing? He's
a witch. It's a people cake.

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Have you seen this? Here's commercial
where they got all these gigantic cakes and

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there's two women and there get a
fight. Yeah, and they break out

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and they fall out of the ground
and whoever the country guy is it's like

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a cowboy goes there's people in the
cake. It's a people cake. It's

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a people cake. Today, February
fifth, nineteen thirty one, Maxine Dunlap

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became the very first woman license as
a glider pilot. Um you could tell

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because she hit her right turn signal
on the entire flight. Maxine is a

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that's just an ant name, right, aunt Maxine. You think it is

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a Maxine. You get a lot
of models named Maxine. No. By

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that, I don't know if I
know a Maxine. Like if somebody said,

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hey, Maxine's coming over you no, Maxine, No Maxine. No.

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It sounds like somebody would be like
if someone said, hey, you

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know, uh Terrace is coming over
and her friend Maxine's in town. Like

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if I were single, aggle Maxine, you say, yeah, Maxine makes

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an unbelievable pound cake. She knows
a lot about pound Maxine. That one.

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I have a character with Hallmark cards
called Maxine. That's the old Maxine

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I know. Really Yeah, she's
like a grouchy old lady. I'm hearing

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from my uh my pool guy.
That says Louisill. Louis Will can have

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up to seven feet tall, not
six feet. But I wondering your stupid

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neighborhood in Middletown that you have to
have a Probably you know, it's probably

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our neighborhood. There's so much driving
on mos of the road going, oh

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it's five and a half. Actually
you're in violation. Well, as soon

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as sooner I started getting it measured
with the good folks at Middletown fence,

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what's up, sammy? Uh?
Both neighbors started coming out going, you

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can't put up a fence. I'm
like, what a bet you want to

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bet? One of them said,
you're gonna ruin my view? I said,

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of what my yard? All right? So here we go is today

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and not limited landscapes, by the
way, yeah, limited landscapes. It

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was today. In nineteen thirty seven, FT aka Franklin D. Roosevelt proposed

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enlarging the Supreme Court aka packing the
Court, and it failed. It was

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today February fifth, nineteen seventy one, that Apollo fourteen astronauts Alan Shephard Junior

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and Edgar Mitchell landed on the moon. Oh PAULA fourteen. Yeah, yeah.

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They They didn't last much longer than
that because people just got it.

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Was it just wasn't as popular as
it was. We beat the Russians and

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then people started to ask why are
we spending this money on this? And

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NASA, To be honest, NASA
was not a good steward of the money.

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It was just they were like jcps
of space travel. It's like,

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why does that ranch cost four million
dollars? Right? And by the way,

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you know, when you're at the
gym and you're naked and you're bending

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over to sit on the bench and
some other guy is on the other side

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naked and your butt's touch, that's
called a moon landing. That is not

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called the moonlight. And then if
one of you are out of a shower

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and your butt's touch is called a
splashtat. I don't understand people that do

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the naked sit on the bench because, first of all, a you're not

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the only person that uses the bench
all day. There are two thousand members

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of this gym and this is one
locker room and we come and go all

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day. So why would you think
it's okay to put your ball sack and

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the rest of your nasty butt on
the seat where other people have to sit,

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or put their towel or put their
gym bag or whatever it is on

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the bench. Some of us sit
our grilled cheat sandwich there after our work.

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Why God's name, I'll tell you
what's worse than that? What about

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naked guy that walks up to the
sink, puts one of the feet up

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on the sink and starts clipping his
toenails. There was a guy you're doing

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blow drying his hair completely naked the
other day, and he wasn't facing the

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mirror. He was facing towards us, of course, the locker room,

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and he was brushing his hair and
had one leg to the side like he's

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in a Broadway play. And I
was like, are you kidding the mirrors

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that way, dude? It was
very attractive man, But I said,

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dude, just look at the mirror. There's no one in this locker room

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gonna accept my invitation. What are
we talking about? Oh, this day

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in history. Yeah, it was
this day in history that Bob Douglas became

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the first black man elected to the
Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, mass

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What was his name, Bob Douglas. We should we should know that name

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more Basketball Hall of Fame. I'm
Bob Douglas. I'm in the Hall of

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fame those man. You got to
give it to those guys that broke the

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barrier mind. Oh yeah, could
you imagine to put up with the treatment

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that those in the team got to
stay in one hotel, they had to

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stay in another one. There was
whole teams that wouldn't play them right,

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It's like crazy, it's crazy.
But yeah, give it up to him

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for sure. It was today February
fifth, nineteen ninety seven that Ojason Simpson

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was found liable in a civil court
for the deaths of Ron Goldman, and

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Nicole said, hey, you know
why because he did it. Because he

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did it. Originally in the civil
suit he was ordered to pay thirty five

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million dollars in damages. He has
yet to pay any of it, and

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he now owes north of fifty eight
million. How has that even happened?

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Well, and here's the thing,
he doesn't care because your pension cannot be

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his NFL pension cannot be touched.
So at least he gets that. And

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then the guy does, but he
hasn't paid any of it yet. He

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knows fifty eight million. But so
here anyway, I use him as antage

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time. I said, look,
that guy's that person that clearly did something,

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and then when you talk to him, you walk away from going he

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I think he believes he didn't do
it, like in any situation in life,

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and I'll go he's OJ Simpson in
this. I think. I think

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truly OJ has convinced himself he didn't
do it well. And then he has

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the audacity to write a book if
I did it well, and this also,

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HI did it? I know only
in America it was today. In

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two thousand and eight, a major's
tornado broke out across the major tornadoes broke

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out across the United States. By
the time it was over a day later,

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there were fifty seven that lost their
lives homere injured. The most seven,

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Yeah, the most, says the
May thirty first, nineteen eighty five

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outbreak that killed eighty eight. That
is when two thousand and eight is about

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the time that nerds found they're calling. I've got the nerds falling to become

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storm chasers. I've got a nerds
finding their calling. Story. This truck

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is equipped to snatch it to the
expressway, and we're right. It's extra

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heavy, and we have a doppler
attached to the top. Shoot it up

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into the tornado. We will change, or as we just call it to

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natoes. That's right for tornado and
NATO. Thank you. Ben's the what's

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the wind? Shear say? Seven
point three? Go on my goat,

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go on my camp, go go
chase the NATO. That's short for tornado.

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It was today. In twoenty twelve, the New York Giants beat the

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New England Patriots at Lucasoil Stadium in
the Super Bowl. That is one of

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the examples I give. I give
people a cautionary tale about gambling. Yes,

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because the Patriots at that time were
labeled the greatest football team of all

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time. They had a top defense, and they had the best offense ever.

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And seventy two Dophins had this to
say, let's wrap it up with

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some this is how you and I
would get busted. Trying to steal one

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billion dollars from the Federal Reserve.
It was February fifth, twenty sixteen.

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Computer hackers tried to steal one billion
dollars from the Federal Reserve of New York

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using Bangaloo dash banking coats. They
actually succeeded in stealing eighty one million dollars

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before typos alerted officials. Billion dollars
are stolen every day is called the United

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States government from your tax dollars.
Look at the post office? How much

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day? If the government does it, it's not illegal. No, it's

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one last one, one last one. We'll do this when it was today.

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If they're giving immigrants one thousand dollars
credit card per month and they're promising

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to spend it on food, well
they promised, so we'll wrap it up

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on a better note than it was
today. February fifth, twenty seventeen,

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and Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath played
their last ever concert is Black Sabbath in

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their hometown of Birmingtown. You can
remember that, England, Birmingham, England.

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Sorry, bear knows. Pizza,
Baby, It's what we had Friday

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night. Is what we have every
Friday night, whether you get it to

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go, where you dine into your
favorite neighborhood Baronos Listen, it's the big

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game this Sunday. Don't let your
party guests eat Inferior Pizza. Serve them

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the best pizza to watch football with, and everybody knows that's Barono's Pizza.

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Barono's Pizza has been serving up Louisville
style pizza for over four decades and they

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constantly get back to the city of
Louis One. By the way Westport Road,

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the buffet is open. That's right. The Westport roll location has brought

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back the buffet dine in carry out
delivery Barono's Pizza. Yeah, it's that

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good. All right, back after
this news Radio eight forty whas Hey,

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