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all right. So Doug, Stephen and Jay are here to beat the
heat, among other things. Look at the whisker, the chempers in the
Midwest hot hot. My sister who lives outside of Minneapolis. It was outdter
in thirteen degrees there yesterday. Oh yeah, and those of you listening out
in that neck of the woods, you are probably trying to figure out how
we can have how is it possible for us to have more blistering heat,
and what we're going to do in terms of activities, What the heck do
you do in the heat when it's like this? You can't do anything.
You can't do much, right do you all sweaty temperatures? But at the
same time everyone around you is sweaty too, So it's kind of just like,
yeah, sweat and there are other places on earth that are way hotter,
with a lot more days, way hotter, and you'll still function,
You still go to work, you still do things now all of that.
But also I think we forget too that August and September are the hottest days
of summer. It's not July August. Yeah. And here, by the
way, on the farm here in Massachusetts, it's cool when we have temperatures
fifty four degrees right now down by the barn, and it's supposed to be
about seventy seventy five today. Were last week of this time, it was
eighty five. The week before that was ninety five. So it's summer.
And get you get over yourself with all the stuff that I can't get anything
done because it's too hot. By the way, if you are having problems
getting those jobs, those tasks, or maybe just the things in life you
have to get done. Think about what Mary lou Retton said, remember the
great tennis player. Every great accomplishment is the story of a flaming heart.
Think about what you do and if it's great, is it because you're passionate
about it. That's usually what makes people great, because they have a passion
for something, or maybe they have passion but more than one thing. They
have a passion for a person in their life they have a passion for,
or maybe more than one. They get children, the husband, the wife,
all those things, or a good friend, and then you have your
job, or if you have a couple of different things going on and you're
fortunate enough to like them. I knock on wood because I have three things
that I involved myself with every day and I enjoy them all. Sometimes they
don't have as much time for one or two of them because the other one
takes up all of them the yesterdays or all day, all afternoon and meetings,
and I didn't get any farm work done. But you know it is
just focus yourself on something that you either have passion for or you can develop
passion for, and you won't think about the heat. Yes, you started
to say absolutely, but no, I was just going to say in a
lot of people sometimes say, when you're doing so many things, how can
you give one hundred percent to everything? Well, you don't not. At
the same time, you give one hundred percent to whatever task you are currently
doing. Yep, exactly. So if you are in the central part of
the country and there is a lot of heat, and maybe I should have
come up with this a while ago, but I didn't put two and two
together. The heat related illnesses, heat exhaustion, heat stroke, they will
be a problem and they are real risks. The temperatures, especially if they're
over one hundred degrees, and so the strategies to keep your self. People
say I'm gonna be in air conditioning or do some things that I'll just sit
and watch. They'll sit and breathe or I'll stay cool. So if you're
dizzy, if your heart is racing, if you are short of breath,
the temperatures will because the heat does some of your heart. Doctor Ken,
we'll talk about this on his program with Me, The Good Day Health Show
with Ken Corona's DA airs on most of these same stations every weekend. Also,
you can get the podcast to download at Good Day Health Show Dot com
we'll talk about advice that he has for your body temperature, keeping it in
control, in check. There are such things as heat cramps. But if
you're in the shade, if you have water around, whether you're drinking it
or you're in it, there are people who used You know, I don't
want to give all this stuff away that we're going to talk about, but
I thought that would be a a good promotion or something good for you to
think about. Just think about being cool. Think about an ice cube.
That's all. Oh, put it on your wrists, on the side of
your wrists, right, yep, all right, let's go over to Maui
and to find out what the lawyers are doing because that's the next page.
The legal tactic that was used. And it was and I will say this
sexually. I talked to Maria about it, Maria Trilogy, who was our
residents astrologer. In terms of why I bring her name up, her son
was the first to die the forty You think there were forty six people that
were killed in that fire in Santa Clara about I'm letna say five or six
years ago. You remember when that big fire was It was caused by the
spark burning when that was. Was it five years ago? Six years ago?
Oh? Yeah, it was about six years ago something in that vicinity.
So she and I were talking about what's going on with her and with
a lot of other people. There's a group of families who lost loved ones
in that fire, and so apparently a few of them are lawyers, and
I'm not sure they're connected directly, but I think there's a connection. The
property owners in Hawaii have seized on this same thing that the folks in California
did to make sure they get compensation from Hawaii Electric because the damages, it
seems now pretty clear what caused that fire that ravaged that part of Maui,
and so under the circumstance, it doesn't require proving negligence. And that was
why PG and E, which is the largest utility California, went into bankruptcy
and then the state gut them out of bankruptcy. But the victims are sharing
a thirteen point five billion dollars settlement. They haven't gotten all of the money.
They're getting it in chunks. But Hawaiian Electric say it almost admits that
they are the ones who are at fault. So that'll put them out of
boy wouldn't you think the other electric companies would learn from this, frankly,
from what happened in California and see the danger of not taking care of business,
because that's really what this is. They did not take care of business.
They weren't taking care of the lines. They were taking care of the
things that surround I was owing some hay yesterday next to an electric line,
and I've noticed that the people this is we have ever source in our area,
and they're taking great pains to keep a swath underneath these big, huge
power lines clean and clear so that the same sort of thing wouldn't happen.
Frankly, I gave it some I was. I gave it a second thought
because I went in to look around to see if there was any hay underneath
that I could mow, and I thought to myself, I don't want to
be under these lines. What happens if something happens, yeah right, it
can happen so quickly. And also, as people of the community, if
you if we see something, we need to call and let them know.
There is this video floating around social media. No word if this was the
actual power lines that went down and caused the fire or if it was a
different one. But there was this video from Hawaii of people saying with the
winds, and there was this one power line that kept looking like it was
about to fall, and then an hour later it was even lower to the
ground, and people taking video of this, we're just kind of like making
a joke out of it, of okay, how long until this follows and
this is down? What if that really was the power line that started all
of this and these people just took video to post to social media and didn't
actually call anybody. That's what it happens with people sometime there. We really
have a lot of clueless people unfortunately, or selfish whatever. Also, people
will be talking today about what's going on in China in terms of finance.
I don't know that you'll hear this on most regular straightforward conversation programs. You'll
hear it on Bloomberg probably and some of the other radio programs and things that
feature economic news. The global funding of some of China's blue chip stocks has
dropped in one day almost ten billion dollars. So people are exiting, taking
money out of some of what has been considered would be like IBM or some
of the blue chip stocks here in America. I guess Meta as a blue
chip stock. Amazon certainly is some of the big companies that we all know
about that are considered the best, the strongest, healthiest. So there's that
kind of a sell off going on. There are a lot of people who
know a lot more than you and me who are getting out because they feel
the Chinese economy is about to crash. And so, you know, I
think about my own attitude towards the Chinese government, and it's pretty negative.
And there's a pretty good reason, plenty of actually good reasons for us to
be negative about the Chinese government. But you wonder how much the Chinese people
are going to suffer. And then with that thought, I was thinking,
well, you know what the old philosophers say, you get the government you
deserve. And so if the Chinese people have accepted this without another revolution,
the revolution that brought the Chinese Communists into party power in nineteen forty eight,
is the time for another revolution there? And then you think about what's going
on in our country and some of the revolutionary ideas that people are putting forth.
Go back to January sixth and what happened then. I don't think our
country is in that much danger. But then people say, yeah, we're
being naive. There's a lot of angry people. Look at the split,
look at how people spend all the time that they do. Deck was that
it sounds like a train any train tracks are maybe plus any front of a
train track you know over night that I didn't see. Anyway, The point
is that that we are the world is in a kind of volatile state right
now. There's a lot of stuff going on, and again, because we
focus so much on the political realities in our country, you're not really hearing
or knowing what's going on around the world. But there's a lot of stuff.
There's a lot of upset in the world, and China is a pretty
good example of what's going on that I think ought to be examined a little
more carefully. So that's why we'll talk about it here more than more than
not. Japers now to focus on some of the new social media gossipy stuff,
with a focus on a guy named Billy McFarland. You may or may
not remember him. Do you remember the fire festival? You remember what happened
with that fiasco back in twenty seventeen, Well, you'll be happy to know
that mister McFarland is back again with an exciting announcement. Billy McFarland is a
producer and one of the things he's best known for was that fire festival f
y r E that was supposed to take place but didn't. It was a
fraudulent festival filled with puny foolishness. People were basically stranded with barely made like
barely food sandwiches kind of situation the first one, and it looked like it
was going to be huge. It was this luxury, luxurious music festival and
jaw Rule was actually a part of the founding team, but he was kept
out of the loop on all of this stuff, so he thought it was
legit himself. There. It was promoted by different social media influencers and supermodels
like Yeah, Kendall Jenner, Bella Hadid, Hayley, Baldwin more, and
so it looked like this amazing thing. But basically they spent all of their
money and promoting this thing. So by the time people who bought tickets and
were attending this festival made it to the island, there was no luxury hotel.
It was basically these tents that resembled those like like FEMA shelter tents.
Almost barn yes, and apparently not a lot of artists were booked. The
artists that were booked kind of found out that this was those whole thing was
in shambles. They backed out of performing and then there was no way to
get off of this. He got sued, he went to jail, I
believe, and now he's trying to do it again. It's that the whole
if you don't if at first you don't succeed, try try again. So
not only is he trying to do a fire festival too, a reiteration of
this. Tickets are already on sale now. No guests have been or no
artists have been booked, and no locations. You can still go ahead and
get your tickets if you are feeling adventurous. P. T. Barnham said
there was a sucker born every minute. That's why he charged twenty five cents
to go to the egress. You know, James, what the egress is,
James Collins in our studio in Dallas. No, I have no idea,
no idea. You know what the egress is? Right, Ja,
Yes, let me just double check with the Google bots to make sure I'm
I'm on this. It starts with an E and has an excellent an eye
and a T in it. The Rojasaurus would tell you that this way to
the egress means this way out here's the exit. Nobody knew what egress meant,
so they were happy to pay twenty five cents to Pete Barnet because they
thought, Wow, here's something more exciting. And his response when they paid
twenty five cents because they didn't know what an egress was, is every there's
a sucker born every second. How many of you we were talking about the
heat earlier, things have grown. I know one of the things we've suffered
on the farm this summer because of all the rain. But I will tell
you things are really growing. I just don't we can't get the weather to
finish our hanging. But the corn wow and some of the other things that
are going on with people who have their own vegetable gardens. We have a
huge one here on the farm and that's growing. Like tomatoes are everywhere,
cucumbers are everywhere, summer squash is everywhere. We've got huge I'm talking about
cabbage is the size of your head. And so if you have done some
of that you invested yourself. Maybe your help yourself. One of the things
I was talking about my son and what he was doing with his front yard
in California. They live off of one of the main streets and they have
a pretty large front yard. So he decided he was going to change the
way the front yard looked. And so he and Jasper, who's is almost
a two year old, I've been outside and working in the sun to teach
as much as anything else. Brendan worked on the farm when he was a
kid. Wit he was allergic to hey, so there are a lot of
things he couldn't do. But doing this sort of thing is giving him great
pleasure. And Jasper is learning about things. He can't quite say it yet,
but he's learning about things that grow and what the dirt feels like.
You know, so many children today don't have any connection at all to the
natural world. There's so much plasticity around, and it's so good for them
to get massive elemental bird. They learn to be shoeless, just walk around
in the bare feet. It's so good for them. But you know what
else, Jay planting seeds and watching them grow to a point where you can
actually eat what comes out of the plant. That's a oh my god,
that's luscious as far as i'm and I grew up around it, and I'm
still It's like watching a calf be born and then watch that cow, that
calf grow into a cow. We've had five calves born in the past week
or ten days at one yesterday, and I just having been around probably I've
had thousands of cows on the farm over the years, and I'm still fascinated
by watching. And I was talking actually to a not what's a not a
pediatrician, not an obste What does the doctor that gives birth as a kind
of car what's that? Oh? Oh oh b g A n Okay.
So here's a fellow that hasn't been affected negative like when you oftentimes, when
you spend your life doing the same thing over and over and over and over
again, it doesn't phaze you. But yet when you are around life and
you're around creation, and you're around like I'm around the animals, and he's
around humans. And there are those people who grow things on farms and they
watch the the all the things, the radishes and the letters, all that
stuff grow. It's just it's a fabulous way to understand what life is all
about. And I don't think I'm overstating it, frankly. I think one
of the things that it did for me was helped me to create my imagination
imagine what it would be like too, and you fill in the blanks.
Mine is to imagine what life would be like without having the ability to watch
vegetables grow or you know, learning to eat. What life is about,
understanding what you're body is about it and how medicine food is medicine. I
don't I'm getting excited about this is not going to go on well. And
also what a rewarding experience to be able to see fruits of your labor and
also have the nutrition from it. I think that that's it's a beautiful thing,
and a lot of people do take that for granted. Yep, oh
for sure these days. You're right about that. All right, Let's talk
about the police and how they're being I don't know ascertain is that what's the
right or how they're being viewed by the general public. Sometimes this becomes a
political thing. Sometimes it you know, some people think the police should be
defunded, which is ridiculous. I think that, like anything else, it
requires a good police force requires a good management, goodness staff. Any like
any job or career field, it starts with management. And you know,
it brought me around to thinking about this. Some community he's here in Massachusetts
are getting together there instead of having a fire chief and a police chief.
And I would be interested in what people think about this. Our social media
handle is at good Day Networks, so in order to save money, but
also to me more properly managed. Because the police and fire to a lot
of the same things. So there are communities that are putting and I wonder
if this is happening around the rest of the world, putting the police department
of the fire department together under one management team, one chief, and they're
teaching the recruits how to be both firemen and policemen, so that you work
two days a week as a fireman and you work three days a week as
a policeman or whatever. A lot of training because also firemen are medics too,
where they used to be separated. But it would seem to be the
police are as public servants. You know, we tend to think of police
just in you know, it's all about crime, but it isn't really.
There's a whole lot of stuff the police have to do that is duplicative with
what the fire department people do. We've had in framing him. We have
the firefolks who are after you know, they're working twenty four hours shifts and
they do that a couple of times a week, and then some of them
take on police traffic duty and they're assigned and they get paid the regular police
whatever it is the detail, which is I think forty bucks an hour or
something, so they can it doesn't require the same skill, doesn't require a
lot of skill, just requires paying attention what's going on. But this,
you know, a way because police Now the feeling is police shouldn't be doing
that sort of thing. They shouldn't be directing traffic. They should be out,
you know, helping people in a different way. I don't know to
define that, but anyway, there's a new state agency here. One of
the things that brought this up, and this again is going on a different
place around the country. I wonder if it's going on in your community or
your state. This is an an overseeing board, I guess that's the best
way to They're taking a look at police training and discipline. So they have
put together a database of disciplinary actions taken against officers who work across the state,
and apparently this past year there were thirty four hundred disciplinary actions taken against
police officers, most of whom certified to continue working as police. They've done
things they you know, some of the stuff is considered misconduct. Some of
the things are racial bias. And I think that's not always cutting you know,
black and white thing. Pardon upun it's not cutting dried police using excessive
force, people that are on the force, using fabricating evidence. That sort
of thing goes, and it always gives other people a bad name. And
like with any career field, human beings are a part of it, and
there are some good. There are some inherently good. There are some who
are good and just having a bad day or make a bad decision. There
are some people who are genuinely bad people, regardless of what job they have,
and when it is the job in the career of a police officer,
that can be scary when you come across the bad ones, the bad human
beings, not the bad officers, the bad human beings in general. So
that brings around the focus on how you become a police officer, how you
become a firefighter, etcetera, etcetera. E and now the and I think
this is a positive step. You're going to be required in some circumstances,
take psychological exam. I would think that'd be the first thing you do.
You continue, Yeah, yeah, right, and that should be a continued
situation because that is a high stress job, and that can be it can
be a very traumatic job. And unfortunately sometimes it's I forget this saying,
but like one bad apple can brought the rest of you. Actually know somebody
whose husband was in the police force and it did not the did not like
his certain location. He felt like there are a lot of bad people who
happened to have the job of officer, and so he moved to a different
one and he felt like it was better, but there were still some people
in there that were not doing great things. So he actually stopped being a
police officer to become a lawyer. Helps, so, yeah, to help
separate the good from the bad, and to bring focus on the bad people
who happen to have the job of police officer and not a focus on all
police are bad, because that's truly not the case. Well, you know,
when you go through I'm looking at this list because I thought it was
attracted my attention, etionary I started for the first time. There's a state
police most of the complaints where the majority of them came against the state police.
There's been a big problem with leadership and corruption at the state police level,
which you think would get the most attention because it's the one that you
see the most and is around the most. And it's harder to become a
state police officer than it is to become a regular local police officer. But
here's one guy who was most recently suspended for twenty nine days for neglecting his
duty. He in one year had twelve misconduct incidents against him. Why is
he still a police officer? And the police chief said, well, we
can't hire people, so we have to kind of make do with what we
have, which it seems to me is not particularly intelligent thinking you've got a
guy who's bad, so you go without rather than have somebody who would be,
you know, the kind of thing that we're people. Here's a has
been a problem with drinking on the job. Here sixty one police officers last
year were either fired or suspended because they were using drugs. While they were
on the job. And here are seventy five officers who were fired last year
for using excessive force. Here we're seventy seven. Well, also are the
locations, because it does seem like some of the maybe like bigger metrour cities.
Yeah, yeah, a lot more of these issues than like the suburbs.
Yeah exactly. Yeah, there are many more of these in Boston,
Worcester, Springfield than there are where I'm well, a fairly good sized community.
Seventy two thousand people we have there. The police chief told me last
week that we had a shortage of thirty nine police officers. In other words,
there we have we're supposed to have a force I think of one hundred
and ten or something like that, and that doesn't include Sorry, he was
telling me that dispatchers and things. They're trying to make those civil service jobs
instead of making them police officer jobs. More police can be out on the
street. But anyway, I just thought that was fairly interesting to look at
the tracking, the discipline and what it takes. I think the idea of
having fire fighters and police officers work sort of under the same conditions is a
good idea. I think we need to tighten up on management in some of
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I know. Yeah, And well you're good at it and you have fun
and you help a lot of people. So let's talk about mercury going into
retrograde starting today. Also, starting today we move into the sign of Virgo.
So the two combinations of things mean what astrologically, Okay, they mean
that it is all things Virgo. So for the today, August twenty third,
stone goes into Virgo along with mercury retrograde in the sign of Virgo as
well. And this is and this is what it means Virgo. Virgo organized,
practical, detailed, analytical, and concerned with the order of things.
So their goal, Virgo's goal is to walk it a room, look at
it and say how can we organize this? So when you think about mercury,
retrograde. In this kind of energy, we have to look at Oh
my goodness, am I going to be overwhelmed trying to get everything organized in
my life throughout this period which will be until September the fifteenth. So we're
going to do our best to look at is what are those qualities? They
are good. We want things to be organized in our life. We want
to understand what the detail is, but we also want to watch out for
obsessiveness. So there is a little bit of a tendency that when Mercury's rutio
grade, we're going to go back and look at things again. Don't well,
how many times do we want to look at something before we say all
right, it's in order. Now I can move on from there. And
then we have to look at the fact that we've got a big full moon
coming on the thirtieth of August, second full moon of the month, and
that's going to be an a sign completely opposite of Virgo, which is a
sign of Pisces. So the two signs that will really be affected the most
this month are obviously, of course the Virgos and and Pisces as well,
because you are going to be pulled out of Pisces likes to look at the
big picture of everything and Virgo goes into the little tiny nuances and the details.
So how do we keep everything balanced? And then you know, there's
always so much going on up in the sky and how that is affecting us
in our day to day is something we do want to pay attention to,
especially with obviously what is going on with nature. Nature is playing a great
big role in all of this. So look at what's going on where that
where the energy is, and how we can use that to our advantage.
How do people realize how to use it? How do they know? How
do you instruct people who would cover you for reading, let's say, and
then you tell them this is how not only is mercury, by the way,
in retrograde, but all of the outer planets are. Yes, all
of the outer planets will be in retrograde for the whole month of September.
So we're going to how can you manage that? Is to understand what is
going on with you personally, And it will depend on what your bird sign
is. Some bird signs are going to enjoy this because it's going to feel
familiar to them. If you are an Earth sign, a Taurus or a
Virgo, you are going to a Capricorn. You're going to feel at home
during this It is just good. It's more about how we navigate through our
day, and with so much going on around us, it is a challenge
to do that. That's why I say to people, understand what your sign
is. At least understand your birth sign in order to benefit from whatever is
going on around you astrologically. And then when you come to you know,
when you get your chart read completely, it will give you so many wonder
it is I mean, the tools are incredible. It is not so much
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to understand is whether to start. I think all we talk in general terms
about mercury being in retrograde. Don't start something new, finish something if you're
on it, is this going to be off? Yes, we have talked
about this so many times. When mercury is retrograde, of course you want
to pay attention to what you are starting. In the sign of Virgo,
who is so focused on detail, so focused on organization, You're gonna look
at that project and say, should I wait until Mercury goes out of retrograde
for these for three weeks or two and a half weeks, however long it's
going to be there in order to get this project moving forward, depending on
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Pet Show. The food that comes from Lucy pet is the best that I
have found, and so it caused me to pay attention to something that came
across my screen. An audio book that exposes the dark truths behind the pet
food industry. This is something the audio is called toxic from factory to food
bowl. Pet food is a risky business. This is written by food safety
expert Phyllis Antists who got interviewed on this podcast. And so I wonder what
you thought. It's you know, this is the typical Here we are exposing
shocking practices that have led to numerous safety s candles. As far as I
can tell, the pet food industry is the same as every other food industry.
Some of it's good and some of its crap. And there's an organization
just like the FDA, you know, there's the AFCO. AFCO is an
organization, a federal organization that regulates animal feed and so make sure whatever you're
feeding your dog or your cat is AFCO certified. But saying that, you
know you have they have a valid point. There are certain pet foods out
there and dog foods out there that I would never feed to any animal I
have. But here's some of the things. Some of the canned stuff is
they found salmonella and some of this stuff. And you know how raw food,
some of the raw foods feed rough food. I don't believe in row
foods something. But here's the bottom line. Let me give an example.
I was down at a pet food plant in Arkansas or a couple of years
ago. In that plant, they manufactured sixty five different types of pet food
different not different types, but different brands. So what they would do is
they would say, very sim up. But let me tell you, I'm
not going to promote the food I advatype. Let me just tell you why
it's so different. I did an actual broadcast from their location about a month
and a half ago. And here's why I want you to explain to people
of difference. They have their own plant. They manufactured their own food at
their own plant about twenty minutes from my house. Not only that, they
just invested one of the only companies that did that. They just invested a
million and a half dollars in their own laboratory. What does that mean.
It means that every single ingredient is tested as it comes in, and every
product is tested as it goes out. So those are the things people should
look into, for example, where their food is manufactured, what's in their
food it's AFRICO certified, and things people really need to reach search their food,
their pet food, the way they would research their own. I stick
with one specific type of food from my pet. I've changed over the years
as I've seen different things, and supplementation is critical, you know, just
like with us. And then I'm not breaking about my hugs and kisses.
But hugs and kisses makes a difference. And here's why skin and coat lesser
than con drought and for the hips and joints, glucosam ain, biotin all
of those things put together. So just like with people, you want to
buy a good quality dog or cat food for your pet, but at the
same time, don't negate a supplementation. We realize now how important that is.
I give you an example probotics. A lot of people know what probotics
are. Probotics are everyone's brightening probotics. What's more important is does it have
prebotics. Prebotics actually feed probotics making and work. So you have to do
that research. If you do a little research, I'm sure you'll come up
and there are many good foods out, many good foods out that you need
to do your research. Well. Hugs and kisses. I give Daisy eats
Lucy pet and hugs and kisses every day and that would be what one of
the reasons I think she's as healthy as she is. You can find out
by the way about Hugs and Kisses by going to Hugs and Kisses dot com
or the Pet show dot com. So it brings me around to a question
about dogs in their habits. Why do they move their food? Why do
dogs move their food around? There are several reasons. For example, a
lot of dogs dogs are group animals that they're pack animals. Just like I
don't like to eat alone, a lot of dogs don't like to eat alone.
So if you're sitting in the living room or you're hanging out in the
living room, they may bring their food in there. They may have come
from a big litter where they have to hide some of the food that they
couldn't get to the mother's food, and they're afraid that the other animals are
going to get to it. Instinctively, it could just be that they're hoarding
their food. Some animals hoard their food if they didn't get enough when they
were younger. So are many many reasons why they would move their food.
Or as I said, they might have been gone after by other dogs in
a multi households. So you gotta be careful with that, but that's why
they move it. Sometimes they just want to eat with mom and dad.
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