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Do you. That means it's time
for Tuesday's tool with very own, our

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very own Dave Jennings, Hey,
Dave, what do I love when it

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comes to hunting for tools? Dwight
Whitten? Well, that's easy. It's

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it's uh bride Zilla's true. But
this isn't one of those. In fact,

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it's the opposite. Okay, let's
call our guy Bill Hey. Bill.

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Bill is thirty two. He has
an older sister, quote who's always

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wanted to be a mom, but
she hasn't been able to find the right

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partner. So after years of waiting, I suggested that she consider IVF treatment.

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I even helped her research the process
and find clinics. She loved the

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idea and decided to go with it. He said his sister had the financial

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means to afford IVF on her own, but it meant she had to cut

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back on creature comforts and luxuries for
the foreseeable future. Then, he said,

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after her fourth round of treatment,
she got pregnant two months ago.

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The man said, the entire family
is very happy for her, and she's

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happy too. She did expected to
take so many rounds of treatment, though,

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so the bill ended up being higher
than she had been prepared for.

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Bill said that while she does have
enough money to support herself, but not

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very comfortably, she still asked the
family for help so she wouldn't have to

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make even more sacrifices. Bill said, our parents are retired living on a

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fixed income, so they can't contribute
much. This leaves me as her main

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source of potential financial support. So
last week, he said, she sat

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me down and asked for money.
He said, I have no issue with

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people choosing to be single parents if
they can afford it, but I don't

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believe it's fair to ask others to
finance such a personal choice, especially when

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there are significant long term financial commitments
involved. He said, for further context,

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I have a wife and a newborn
son. Well, we do have

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some extra money. We're saving for
a bigger house for our growing family.

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He said. We're currently in a
single bedroom condo, so all things considered,

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he told his sister he would not
be able to help her pay the

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bill, which did not go over
well. Bill said she was heartbroken and

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furious. He wrote, she argued
that family is supposed to support each other

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and that I'm being selfish and judgmental. Our parents are also mad with me

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saying I'm not being a good brother, that I should help her because she's

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family and this is her dream.
They also said it was your idea anyway,

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so he said to try to help
out. He offered to have the

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sister eat dinner with us nightly since
she lives nearby, and use my car,

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which is electric and cheaper to run
for her. She said that's not

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enough, He said, I have
my own family to think about in financial

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goals to achieve. I feel it's
unreasonable to put myself in a difficult financial

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position for something that was her choice, even if I suggested it. He

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added, she actually makes slightly more
money than I do. She can afford

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a child. It's not like she
didn't budget. She just doesn't like being

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frugal. She did take me up
on the trade cars offer, and she's

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eating dinner with us every night.
Am I the tool? No? Absolutely?

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Or not the tool? I just
looked up. By the way,

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in vitro fertilization, yes, can
cost between twelve and thirty thousand dollars in

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thirty thousand per cycle. She had
it done four times until she successfully had

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a child. Hey, here's what
I would do, I'd say, you

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know, what Let me do this
for you. Let's do a budget for

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you. Let me see what your
finances are, how much cash you got

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coming in, what cash you have
going out, and where it's going to

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And let's start there. And I
bet you she's not willing to do that.

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She doesn't want to give up the
manny petties every other week or whatever

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it might be. You know,
there's things that I've had to cut out

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of my life for goals to get
somewhere. When you decide to have a

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child, your life has changed forever. Some of the things you used to

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like to do and to ford,
maybe you can't now you chose to have

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a baby. And by the way, now that you're paying for her dinners

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and her actually gas for you because
she's using your electric car, she's two

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months pregnant. Now, guess what's
coming up after the baby comes out?

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Don't kidd die, I can ford
childcare. Oh I'm gonna need you guys

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to babysit. I'm family. How
could you not babysit five days a week.

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She is definitely the tool. And
you know who suffers in this the

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most, It's going to be that
poor child. I hope I'm wrong on

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that, But I don't think I
will be Wow, sit down with the

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whole family and make a budget and
do not get roped into childcare because that's

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coming, That ask is coming.
Oh you know, keep giving in.

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It's coming, you know it's coming. And shame on his parents too for

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jumping in going you know why you
need to help her out. She's your

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sister, you know, especially when
she makes more than him. Yep,

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exactly right. Oh well we're in
agreement. She's the tool. Yeah,

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she is the tool. Day one
less TikToker on planning. Oh no,

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what happened now? Twenty four twenty
four year old TikToker. She made a

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name for herself. She streams massive
eating sessions where she eats overeats for entertainment

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of the audience gets off on that. Evidently, it's the thing so much

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that even has a name for it. It's called called no, it's called

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muckbang. What yeah, muckbang,
even in China muckbang. In twenty twenty,

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the Chinese government cracked down on muckbang
streams because they wanted to reduce overeating

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and shameful food waste. But this
twenty four year old she was participating in

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a live stream seeing how much she
could overeat and actually died from it.

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The body just gave out. The
doctor said that the body gave out due

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to overeating, is what the corner
said. After the autopsy. The guy

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that did the autopsy said her stomach
was so filled with undigested food that even

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abdomen was severely disformed. Where are
the super skinny guys going to get their

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women if they ban muckbang? I
don't know. That's a great question,

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Dave, But yeah, I think
that's you know, you look back at

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the movie Seven and the Seven Deadly
Sins. Yes, so many horrific deaths

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in there. But if he asked
me the fat guy that he bound and

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made to eat until his tomach exploded, Oh, I think that might have

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been the most painful. I don't
know there was that was gluttony, right,

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yeah, it was gluttony. And
the well, I don't know that

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all of them were pretty horrific.
Remember they were remember sloth. Yeah,

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they thought that scene took a while
though. That's two dollars out, thank

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you. I'm making bank with Tony
gone. But if you remember, if

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if you remember that they showed up
to the sloth victim, and they actually

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thought he was dead because he was
drugged. He was made to lay there,

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and he was keeping him just enough
alive just to lay there. Oh

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what a movie. I went to
go see that movie with a date.

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Remember when Ray was his name?
That's a good day, the ghost something

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that you said, what was this
day? Answer the question? Oh,

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man got the emphysema, laughed,
Oh gosh, hang on. Her name

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was Sherry. And so if you
remember when radio stations we used to do

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movie premieres, and some of these
premieres you hadn't even seen screeners for uh,

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you know, they would show up
and hang out tickets. We walked

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into this seven movie not knowing what
to expect. I didn't know who Brad

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Pitt was, but I liked Morgan
Freeman. I said, Hey, you're

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going to see this movie. She
goes, what's about? Said? I

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don't know, but it's got Morgan
Freeman in it. It must be good

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Man going into that movie not having
any idea what was about? That was

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the way to see seven. That
was a good a good movie. Man.

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Well, Davide Roff had a had
a saying that money can't buy happiness,

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but he sure can buy a helicopter
that's big enough to land your right

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next to it. Let me do
that story later. Let me do that.

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I'm do this story instead. Oh
okay, I'll save the music.

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Just did you go, lou Damn
you're quick everywhere I go. I gotta

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tell you you're quick on these uh
pulling these songs out? Man? Thank

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you? Uh fight if just as
if you know air travel wasn't lousy enough.

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A couple of flight at uh stories
flight attendants with Southwest Airlines. Now

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they're experiencing a new kind of menace
in the skies. It's not the guy

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or the kicking baby or the you
know that's bad enough, the drunk passenger,

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the woman, the guys slapping him
or her on the ass. I

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don't see gender, so I wouldn't
know. Admirable. Uh, but thanks

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to the summer heat, evidently,
soda cans, you know they serve drinks

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and stuff whatnot, Soda cans,
after being loaded onto some flights, uh,

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they've caused a series of accidents.
Evidently what's happening is cans of carbonated

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drinks are rupturing. It's much more
than just the mess though, Because of

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cans exploding there's been twenty injuries of
employed. Wow, even injuries requiring stitches

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from the can bursting and ripping into
some of the uh oh refreshment dispenser engineers.

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What would they be, I'm not
sure what they call. I don't

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know what's PC. And how about
keeping them room temperature and not let them

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get five hundred degrees? I know? How about their album solved? There's

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your facts. Dave Jennings, once
again to the rescue. And by the

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way, airwaight dress or whatever you're
called. Just give me the can of

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soda. He'll pull out the cup, give me a few ice cubes and

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give me a third of a can. Just give me the can. Please.

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Always makes me nervous because when I
travel, I take an empty bottle,

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an empty plastic bottle I filled up
with the Is that your pea tumbler

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for the flight? No? No, no, the pea tumbler stays in

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my bag and listen, need to
pee. But I take a plastic bottle.

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Use plastic bottle is empty, and
I'll just fill it up at the

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water fountain, you know, and
that way I could cap it off.

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You take a drink and then you
cap it off. You're not gonna spill

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anything. Susan always gets you on
the diet pepsi or whatever, and it

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sits there and I'm thinking, man, that thing's gonna hundred percent of the

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time, I'm always thinking that's gonna
spill over and make a mess. All

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the kids getting an apple juice and
they put it in a cup put it.

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So far it hasn't happened. But
it amazes me how that has not

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happened yet where it just bounces up
and gets all over everybody. How are

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your flights to Cabo, by the
way, any screaming babies or any objectionable

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on the way to Cabo, it
is one hundred percent breeze. It's it's

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just a piece of cake every single
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coming back is miserable. We had, uh we were in the airport waiting

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to get on from Cabo San Lucas. The Dallas fort Worth were there,

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and then sure enough, here's a
family with four kids. Every one of

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them are screaming, crying, running
up and down the halls, and the

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mom and dad are just You're looking
at each other and going, oh,

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look how big they are and all
this crap. Well, we will get

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on the plane. I'm like,
God, please don't be a heiress.

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Please don't behind us, Please don't
be behind us. Now they sit in

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front of us. You know what, you got your prayer answered? Yeah?

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Right, I know. But and
then in Dallas Fort Worth, without

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failure, there was a five hour
delay. Oh yeah, all right,

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So an ex girl a man who
claimed his ex girlfriend had a bomb on

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a plane just got sentenced. Happened
last December. This some way he claimed

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she had a bomb. Did he
phone in a bomb threat? No,

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listen to it's even worse than that
man. It happened last December. The

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guy's name is Evan Simms. Okay, they go to him and his ex

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girlfriend on Breeze Airlines, a flight
from Orlando to Rhode Island. Basically what

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happens is they go to the bar, the girl breaks up with Sims,

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which, by the way, I
know a couple that did this on the

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way home from Cobo, and I'm
like, you just wait till you get

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home. But during the middle of
vacation, broke up. And now we're

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stuck down there with him, and
they're both you wanted to talk. I'm

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like I don't. And then they
gotta fly back together. Why why would

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you ever break up? You break
up when you get back, right,

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yes, well before you go and
don't go. Of course, what happened

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is she broke up with him at
the bar. That's where Sims poured his

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drink on her. He became verbally
aggressive after that with the flight crew.

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The cop was actually on the plane
and Sims allegedly said that his ex girlfriend

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had a bomb on the plane.
That's when plan you know, And then

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they got to turn the whole end
plane right regardless of it, you know,

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as bs or now. They got
to turn the whole end plane anyway,

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that's what they did. And police
said no. He tells police,

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No, I didn't. I didn't
say I had a bomb. Psych I

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said, calm, And they said
no, no, no, you said

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bomb. What else rhymes with bomb? That would have worked there? Bomb?

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Call? What he went ABC?
Next letter? Calm, I said,

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calm, you mean comb? How
do you learn English? I don't

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know. I have no idea anyway. So what's his sentence? Two years

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in jail? Wow, here you
can murder someone be out in five months?

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Yeah, with with like thanks to
a judge Kaylin, Yes, letting

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people out soon as they get arrested
eight months he's already served, so he's

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been he's been in there for eight
months awaiting trial. Then twenty five thousand

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restitutions to the airline. In short
man, he is ft, Yes he

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is, Oh, yes, he
is one bad thing. I've got a

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list coming up. You're gonna like
we did one of these while you were

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gone. Okay, these are borderline
unethical life hacks that are kind of clever,

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or are they if not a little
underhanded are coming out? Hey,

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listen, there's nothing underhanded when it
comes to getting your car serviced or worked

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on. If you go to Tony's
break in alignment, you know how hard

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it is to find automotive technicians that
you could ask, actually trust. It's

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hard to do unless you go to
Tony's Breaking Alignment. You're gonna love the

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It's just me and you it,
I mean, just shoe and oh boy,

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just shoe and uh so eighties it's
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yeah, what's up? Peaches in
herb reunited? Reunited? It's good.

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It's like listen to an angel.
It is. I know that's it's not

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reunited, But you know what I
like? Is it nice? Reunite on

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ice? That's nice. Yeah,
Wow, that definitely sounds eighties. Reunedi

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andie makes everything nice. I remember
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can you still buy reuned it anywhere? I think? So? That's kind

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of red wine slightly carbonated. We
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you on eyes? That's nice.
It makes everything nice, right, it

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does. Oh my goodness, yeah, I remember that back in the day.

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I remember seeing those commercials and uh
yeah, it was all over the

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local pizzeria. So yeah, you
could get your there by the jug,

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by the jug, the predecessor to
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the wine coolers? Barling James,
remember California coolers. They had little

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pieces of fruit in him. They
were good, they were good cool.

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What was the Barlings and James slugline? There's something old man on the porch

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mancheck man, card check. We'll
leave the seat up for you. There

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you go, you guys ready.
Yes, these were all top twenty hits

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back in the day. Oh,
including this Canadian he won the lottery and

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die the next day. Oh,
Sloan was actually listening to this not that

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long ago, ironic. I'm gonna
get it, like ninety six, ninety

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five. I hear you typing away
there, dight. You're not googling that

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area. I was looking up the
coordinate. But the thing is, you

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know, if you do that below, the lyrics will be the year.

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No, actually doesn't. I just
brought up the lyrics right away, okay,

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I didn't look okay, all right, what's her face with? What's

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her phase? Right? Here's another
what's her phase? Remember this one?

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Jan Arden Jan with two ends,
so Jan wouldn't be I don't know.

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I don't know. Don't be insensitive. I'm looking ninety six or seven for

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more a set. This sounds like
a song I would have liked back now,

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I don't Let's hear what Yan sounds
like? Here we go sounds like

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every artist in the in the nineties
mid nineties. Sounds like our governor?

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Are you giving your governor a summer's
kiss? No? How do you rid

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the sweat after the body bliss?
Oh? Wow, it's a little naughty.

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That's what country music sounds like.
Now, Yeah, this kind of

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okay? Yeah? Chorus? Oh
you want to hear the chorus? Yeah,

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okay, let's get to just if
this. No, we're good.

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This is stupid. It sounded it
was more promising until it got to this.

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It really was. Yeah. I
was like, I have hope for

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this song. It's not a bad
chorus. It's okay. Listen. If

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you do like this song and you
want to find out more about it,

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go to www dot dot com.
How do you spell that? I ill

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text it? You spell at C
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Eric change the world. This is
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or seven? Yeah, yeah,
I'd stick with ninety six or seven?

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Was this from my father's eyes,
Dave, I don't remember that, okay,

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and I wouldn't tell you. No, I actually think so, okay,

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we get let's let's pick up the
pace here. These songs are at

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least songs are kind of they are
kind of say not this one, baby,

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come on, ride it Ah,
Quad City Djingo. This has a

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nineteen ninety six ride it quad City
DJs has me almost firmly at ninety six.

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It could be yeah, no,
right, no. See. See

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the thing is, did a lot
of us win everything because she you know,

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she won the Grammy or whatever?
But was that ninety sex because she

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won? If she won in ninety
seven, then everything came out in ninety

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six. Oh. I never watched
the Grammys unless kiss was on in the

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seventies. By just scared me.
In the seventies, I loved them.

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She's not just fast car, She's
give me one reason. Also, Tracy

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Chapman in the top ten on this
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Oh, there's a remake of this
and the Country I remake this.

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I think so the country. No, the Country one is fast car,

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fast car. Okay, Yeah,
come on, Tracy, get to it.

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Oh it's taken forever to get there
on guitar. Oh say that,

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man, change my molanky, I
forgotten clank. Golly, I'm torn with

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six or seven? Man? You
want the number one song? Yeah?

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I do. How do you want
it? You need it? This was

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number one on this day. This
was from all eyes on me. If

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I'm not wrong and it's ninety six, yeah, I'm I'm going how do

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you need it? He was boy, He talked about an American poet,

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this freaking guy. This is a
good song. Boy, I'm gonna have

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to dust off my Tupac records.
Yeah, I gotta go ninety six on

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this. The Village Idiot remembered that
he didn't realize that Tupac died, like

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he only realized like last year.
Like, I don't think Tupac's in your

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repertoire there, John, what's your
final answer, folks, I've got a

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ninety six Tupac. How do you
want it? Was number one on this

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date, July twenty third, nineteen
ninety six, first time I got to

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bang my dinghy and I don't know
how long. Wow. Yeah, I

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was a tough one. Yeah,
I think a lotest one. In ninety

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seven, Quad City DJs did it
for me. Yep, right out of

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the gate, Quad City DJs.
All right, let me give you the

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markets. Stocks are starting to get
in a bit of traction. Traders are

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waiting through a large number of corporate
earnings. The SMP is up three tens

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of a percent, the Dow rising
eighty points ups though, which is a

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big barometer of economic growth. Uh. They said, the prophet is falling

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short of estimates. So that's the
stuff that we're watching today with the news

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radio eight forty w h Bloomberg Money
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get your ass going news ready to
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there for you. Dave Jenny's Dwight
witting getting on through your Tuesday here.

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Started to do this story earlier.
Then we backed off because we covered something

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else. But davely Roth, I
think davely Roth said something along the lines

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of, you know, money can't
buy happiness, but its sure as hell

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can buy a helicopter to land you
right next to happiness. And I got

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to think that's the truth. And
evidently that is the truth. There's a

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new research published by Killingsworth who looked
at a net worth of people and how

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it corresponded with their happiness. And
it's no, it's no shocker here,

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Dave. Here's the David Lee Roth
quote. Money can't buy you happiness,

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but it can buy you a yacht
big enough to pull up right alongside it.

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Okay, I was wrong. It
was a yacht, not a helicopter.

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I used to have a drug problem. Now I make enough money.

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I'm not conceited. Conceit is a
fault and I have no faults. He

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who knows how will always work for
he who knows why. There's a line

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in the last The album that Van
Halen did was a new kind of Truth

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m M twenty and again it was
great. There's one song. I didn't

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care for it, but it was
great. But there was a line in

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one of the songs where David Lee
Ross says I've been rich and I've been

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poor. Rich is better, totally
better. It happened he had van Halen

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and then at one point man he
was an ambulance worker in New York City,

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New York City, New York City. And then of course reunion happened,

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and rest is history made some more
millions. It's kind of like Yogi

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Berra with this quote. You know, he really is, I don't get

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all the women that I want,
I get all the women that want me.

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You gotta admit the guys pretty good. Yeah, yeah, And he

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was like a vaudeville fan and stuff. So that's probably you know, Henny

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Youngman type. The problem with self
improvement is knowing when to quit. We

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should do a whole break on David
Lee roth Man. There's a lot of

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them one morning. Anyway, it
does turn out that money can indeed by

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happiness, So it seems from this
study corresponding levels of personal happiness along with

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the network. Let's look, okay, with a net worth in the millions

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or billions. It didn't work for
Robin Williams. Well, that's true.

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Yeah, that was a depression problem. I think, yep, having an

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average Okay, if you have in
millions or billions, you have an average

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life satisfaction rating between five point five
and six. This is out of a

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scale of seven. Okay, so
that's pretty high five point five or six

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out of seven. If you're a
million or a billionaire billionaire, compared to

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those who pull in one hundred k
a year, their life satisfaction rate is

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around four point six. Hmmm.
And then those making between fifteen thousand and

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thirty thousand annually, they come in
with a four out of seven. I

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think that would have been lower because
I've been I've been in the struggling position

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before. Everyone's had those moments,
and I got to tell you it's rough,

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man. When you get that brown
bill from lg and Ean, they're

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getting ready to cut you off,
and I mean, it's rough. It

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seems like it would be lower than
that. There are plenty of people,

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though, that have lots of money
that aren't very happy. Their lives are

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train wrecks. No, that's true. Who was the guy yesterday Castro going

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through as billions in lottery winnings?
Oh? I know. And they used

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to piss me off to no end
when they would get all these former lottery

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winners on, like Phil Donahue would
do it all the time, and they

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say, the lottery win ruined my
life. I was perfectly happy, and

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then I got millions winter go somewhere
else with that crap man. So all

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right, listen. Top of the
hour, Dave has a list for us

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Borderline on ethical life hacks you may
want to jot down. Actually, I

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think I might like these. I
think I'm gonna love thee I think you

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will. And then later we're gonna
wrap the show with this day in history.

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A lot of stuff happened on this
day in history, so lots to

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get to, a lot to hang
out to. But here's Tony talking about

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something. In a second