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Money, good money, good money, and walk walk a welcome. It's

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time now for city matters. It
matters to you. It certainly matters to

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the city. And we've got my
city councilor and yours too, and my

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goodness sakes, young man, it
has been what a month since we've seen

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each other, that's right, but
a month, Trevor Dorsey. It just

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seems like, Wow, there's been
a lot of folks breeding through here and

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around here, and a lot of
politic and going on. It is election

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day, but you're not on the
bout this time. That's right. Today,

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I'm not on the ballot, So
that's that's all right. Might be

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in November. Right now, I'm
not, and so but I would encourage

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everyone. We kind of had a
little offset conversation before we got on air,

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and it just doesn't seem as important
in society anymore that you have that

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freedom or right to go vote.
Most people don't exercise a lot of people

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want to tell you what's wrong with
everything, but then they don't actually go

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vote. So I encourage everyone to
get out today, go exercise that ride.

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You know, at least vote.
I'm not going to tell you which

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way to vote or how to just
do. You should do your little due

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diligence and figure that out for yourself. But you know, we've got some

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people that are in office running to
fill those seats, and I think they've

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done a pretty good job, and
we've got some you know, challengers,

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and you know that's with any election. I just really encourage everybody to get

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out and exercise that right before you
lose it. There. You know,

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typically any election over the last several
years, you look and the numbers continue

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to just fall. I don't know
why that is. I I when I

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was old enough to vote, it
was it was a pretty exciting thing me

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too, at the vote in a
presidential election my senior ye in high school.

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And there's some seniors I think I
was telling you that story. Well,

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a young lady recently turned eighteen.
I was pretty excited for she's going

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to get to vote in the election. That's kind of cool, you know.

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Otherwise, you know, sometimes you
may turn eighteen and you're not right

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at that cycle where you're going to
get that opportunity, so you have first

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vote maybe twenty two or whatever.
But I always thought it was really neat

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you know, when you got turn
sixteen, you got your license, So

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there's you know, that's a big
mark in eighteen. You get you know,

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get the vote and so forth.
So uh, I just like to

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see the numbers get get better on
any any basically any election we have,

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whether it's city, county, state, federal. I just think it's you

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get back in that mindset. A
lot of people think that, oh I

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just one vote, My vote doesn't
count every vote camp, Yeah, they

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do. They do. One thing
to want to remind folks is that there

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are some races where this is the
final vote because one party or the other

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didn't feeld candidates. So this primary
is is it? It'll decide it because

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there won't be an opponent in the
fall. That's right. So I think

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I think both of them on the
on are representative, and the state senator

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I don't. I don't think there's
any I could be wrong. You know,

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we we have we have a challenger
for Senate, the challenger for one

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of our state reps, John B. Keen, is unopposed, and we

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have three gentlemen buying for commissioner for
the district too. So so yeah,

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let the fun begin. And as
they say, but city wise, my

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goodness, as the things have been
humming and going along. You got the

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budget taken care of, you got
a new uh, a new councilor sworn

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in. You know, you got
to get sworn in before you get sworn

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out. That's right. But people
like him. He's he's a good guy.

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I just ran into him at the
west Side Community Center, a Quinn

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Shipper that's right there in his ward
War War and uh. And of course

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they reopened and they got reopened and
it's very exciting, uh for the west

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Side and always been a very great
organization our community. So yeah, that's

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good. Quinn just got sworn in. We appointed him to fill out the

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remainder of Billy Rohan's term. Unfortunately, with her passing, Billy was such

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an amazing lady. She will not
certainly not be forgotten. She's she did

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so much for the community. Very
involved. We've been here ten eleven years,

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got time, fish fun. But
from the very minute we Dorsey's came

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to town, I got to know
Billy and she was always very active,

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very involved, and very plugged in. So usually if there was something going

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on, Billy to text me,
Hey, Trevor, this is going on

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here, this is going here.
So I always appreciate that that was before

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she was account before I was accountlman, before she was an accountsman, and

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I like her, was appointed to
fill a term, and then you know,

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Billy continued to run, as have
I, and I know Billy was

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looking forward to to run it again. However, it's time for the Good

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Lord to call her home, and
we will miss her diarly. But I

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do know that Quinn has jumped in. Quinn has already been pretty involved in

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serving on committee's men. Hey,
he only missed two city council meetings the

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old time he's been in town,
and he apologized both time for Michigan.

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That's what Mike Bailey told me.
Yeah, Pike, some miss one for

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vacation, but sometimes don't. I
think that's about I've missed a few,

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but usually it's vacation or if I'm
sick. That's about the only way.

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But you know, I think Quinn
will do a good job. We had

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several good candidates through the interview process. So I do believe that there'll be

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somebody that will run against him that
maybe interviewed for that. And who knows,

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you know, I could have somebody. I've not heard much chatter out

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there about who's running, But Jim
Kurt always seems for Jim always seems to

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drawn upon it. Sure, and
Jim is an amazing guy, great guy.

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If you don't know Jim, you're
missing out. His family has been

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here forever and and he has fed
nearly everybody in town, had the masses

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for uh forever. And uh,
you know I again, I I haven't

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heard a lot of chatter about that. You know. We we file in

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August, so we'll know then it'll
be uh, we'll be part of that

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election cycle. Hey here, we've
got some pretty cool things going on at

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the airport. Uh. That taxiway
is coming in. That's gonna that's gonna

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bring forth an opportunity for some more
business out there, isn't it. Yes,

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I am. We we've took that
airport over what I'm gonna be three

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three years years now since Knico got
rid of their planes. And although I

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do think they still have planes flying
and out, they've just don't have a

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daily maybe route like they used to. We were kind of on pins and

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needles early on because we had not
managed the airport. You know, that's

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kind of a Conico Phillips P sixty
six deal. Because they they they ran

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it. Yeah, they leased it
from us, and they ran it and

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we didn't ask them. It's carried. You've done really well with airport,

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and I think there is, like
you said, there's a ton of opportunity.

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It's just how do we how do
we go get that opportunity? What's

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that look like? How do we
Luckily we were able to keep some of

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the folks that ran it for p. Sixty six in place, and they

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have done a tremendous job. And
I do believe when you think about airports,

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if you know, surely if you've
lived here, you've been out by

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it. But for the size of
our community, we had pretty amazing airport.

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We do. It's it's got some
it's got a lot of hairs.

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Uh. You know, I grew
up in northwest Arkansas. When you flew

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anywhere used to Now you got to
a which is more like Tulsa Airport,

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But before that you had failed.
And the airport out here is similar to

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where you would fly in arkentas you
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You know. I don't know that
will ever be real regional airport because

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of Tulsa's being so close in proximity. But you start thinking about, you

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know, if you want to attract
industry and companies to Borlsville Wall. You

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know, if you know, you
got a company and maybe Illinois or California

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or whatever, and they're tired of
the tax burden and some other things going

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to maybe they want to Relokay.
Well, you've got a great airport where

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those executives can fly in and out
of check on things, get to where

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they got to go. And I
think there could be a lot of aviation,

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maybe manufacturing out there at the airport. We could hopefully drive some of

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them. We've got a lot of
repair going on. Yeah, So I

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don't know, you're right that the
airport is I think a real jewel in

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our crown to speak. And there's
opportunities. So I looked for, you

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know, mister Woods, mister Batchelder
to start maybe trying to push maybe those

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industries where we can create jobs out
there. And they've done a good job

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with the old Siemens building. I
think we found that mood and we're gonna

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have I think one hundred and fifty
or sixty jobs in the next few years

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come in in that building, maybe
more depending on how all that works out,

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so a lot of excitement. You
know, mister Batchelter, those guys

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always walk around grinning, And I
figured out why. It's because they know

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something's gonna happen. They can't tell
anybody yet, and it's gonna be good.

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But you can't tell anybody yet.
So if you see him grinnin,

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just know that you know something good's
gonna happen. Yeah. But I understand

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that the city reauthorized that little thing
with them in order to help move workers

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to town. We did the extended
the incentive. So if you yeah,

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your job is here and you will
move here. I believe it's ten thousand

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to purchase home, maybe twenty thousand
if you build build one, build one.

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Yeah, great incentive and a lot
of money just keeps coming back to

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us. Yeah yeah, and you
know it's going to keep coming back through

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the sales tax process of you know
that fun continues to to replenish, the

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deletes, it replenishes, and it's
it's been a good been a good project.

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And you've seen this across the country
now where if you don't a lot

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of people work can work from home
remote job. Sure, and so if

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you can work a remote job,
and live anywhere anywhere you want to.

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Maybe you only have to be you
know, if you to fly from here

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to I don't know, Michigan once
a month because you got to be in

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the office once a month or whatever. But the rest of the time you

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live where you want. Well,
why not Oklahoma. We have a great

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cost of living. Well, you
have for the most part, really good

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weather, and then you have it's
a little rocky on it a little windy,

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but uh, you know, as
far as the heat and the cold,

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yeah, sometimes there's a little extreme
on either. It's not for a

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long periods of time. Again,
I think the quality of life that we

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have is amazing. We're in the
middle of the country, so pretty good

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life here in Oklahoma, and sure
is you have you noticed that our town

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is drawing a lot of people from
different parts of the country that we might

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not have drawn from before, like
California, Colorado, New York City,

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Uh, Illinois, Minnesota. Met
both for Minnesota, I got some Minnesota

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and yeah, oh yeah, I
said, no, there is a town

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down the road. I said,
hey there, it's a greeting, so

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I guess it's a two way thing. Hey there, if you're from Minnesota,

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it's a greeting if you're from here
into town. Hey, there's north

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of prior of it. Yeah,
well, we have some good friends in

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Saint Paul, Minnesota. Beautiful country
up there. I mean when you go

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the landscape you're just looking at the
country side kind of reminds you of you

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know, call them especially. There's
some planes and some things there, but

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they're really pretty. But I understand
if summer lands on a Saturday up there,

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they have a picnic. Well,
it's funny. Last time we were

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up there to see our friends.
We left here it was one hundred and

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twenty six degrees. You got there
it was ninety two or ninety four,

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and they acted like they were dying. I had a long sleeve T shirt

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and jeans on, and I'm like, I'm not hot. I said,

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you should go back to Oklahoma with
this is one hundred and twenty six huh.

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And it's it's weird. They came
down one time one winter and we

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took them to the college football game
and it's like forty eight degrees and you

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he was going to freeze to death. And I was like, John,

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it's forty eight and you live in
Minnesota where you can throw water off your

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front porch, and it's a different
kind of cold. And and he is

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right, it's not that you don't
have humidity, I guess there. But

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yeah, Minnesota is pretty country.
But again, I think we got a

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pretty good life in Oklahoma. A
lot to offer here, for sure.

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I was talking to somebody the other
day about the mountains. You know,

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love going to see the mountains in
Colorado, wholming up that that country,

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But I don't want to live there
like where I live, And I'm lucky

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to live where I live. I
think. So when you take a look

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at what we have here in Bartlesville, we have some great companies to employ

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a lot of people. We have
a lot of great mom and pop businesses

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that employ even more people. We
have quality of life. We've got wonderful

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parks, recreation ampathead, we got
the Bartofield Community Center and the auditorium that

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just absolutely rocks. And uh,
on top of that, you know,

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you're not taxed out of your brain
when you come here, and it's just

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a it's just a wonderful place.
It's schools in medical Yeah. Oh and

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on top of that, we're gonna
start making movies here. There's a movie

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being shot here this month. I'm
not supposed to talk about it much,

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but yeah, they're shooting the movie
here this this month. You know,

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it's been pretty amazing. If you
look at the movies that have happened right

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here, I mean the last ten
years, there's there's some pretty good.

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Uh. I don't know that the
Twister crew made it here, but I

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know they were over in s h
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Yeah, there you go. They
always come here to business. You

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said, wonder what's over there?
I wonder what's over there. But I'm

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looking forward to that movie. The
first one was pretty phenomenal. Yeah,

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special effects are probably a little better. You know, it's kind of it's

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kind of entertaining going back and watching. You go back and watch this Schwarzenegger

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movie of nineteen eighty five, and
you watch one today and like, man,

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the special effects back then we're bad. Yeah. Yeah, we got

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a movie studio Rome Buffalo Room,
Buffalo Roam going up here. Gonna be

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kind of neat. Hopefully that will
drive a lot more of that industry here.

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And again when we talk about that's
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and bed a thing that happened.
Yeah, that's that's a great thing.

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But but we we talk about you
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you know, weather. Hopefully that
that the Buffalo Rome, because of

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where we're located and all those other
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lot more of that industry here and
it could be could be a nice little

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little tick that that helps us grow
and create some jobs and bring some more

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people dark men and would otherwise well, you know, not only we get

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in the blockbusters, we're getting a
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being made here between here and Tulsa
and os H County. A lot of

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those are coming in and I welcome
that. I got to be a part

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of one of those a few weeks
ago. I had a couple of parts

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and they started off the shoot with
a prayer. The lead actor lead in

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prayer. I'm like, going,
this ain't the Hollywood. Do you read

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about the tabloids? This is a
cool change. So that was all right.

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I think I made my first I
had my first appearance on a Lifetime

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Christmas Love Tree last year over there. If they filmed a lot of it

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in Tulsa, and I just happened
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time they were doing some filming and
they say, would you like to be

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an extra? And sure, why
not. I get a scene where I'm

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act like I'm drinking you know,
like hot cocoa and which bad. But

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I get like a two second scene. But if you didn't know it was

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me, you would never know.
You although it was funny that they recorded

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it. And then my oldest is
like, Dad, what are you watching

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this Hallmark movie? For it?
I was like, I'm in it.

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Well, I'm supposed to be somewhere. I don't really know if I made

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because you know, but you are. And I get like one scene it's

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like boomy, he goes, you
can tell that too, because you're white

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Beard. I was like, thanks
you Yeah, pretty funny. Oh,

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it's my claim to fame. One
second. Hey, that's one second more

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than ninety nine point ninety percent of
the people in the world get Yeah.

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I know. Well, my uh
there was a movie that was they filmed

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Quiet Card a bit back in the
spring here, yeah, and taitan aldest

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he you know, when that comes
out, it'll be very it'll be very

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exciting to see because he was he
was an extra and many many scenes,

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so surely he's somewhere in there.
You know. I was like I got

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one scene and got like a one
second clip. But he spent several months,

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you know, every weekend. So
that's that's pretty cool that I get

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that opportunity. You don't get that
anywhere else, not even in Hollywood.

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You got to have a card or
something. Hey, how can we get

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a hold of We need you for
anything as far as city halls concern Well,

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you can reach me always on my
mobile phone. That's a nine one

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eight nine nine one eight eight eight
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three five one six, and then
my email address is listed out. You

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can go to the city website and
there's a city email address. It's thanks,

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uh Board five councilmen, And all
you gotta do is click it.

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Just click it on the West.
But I always excited to hear from constituents

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and on things we can do better
and what we can help with and and

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uh, trust me, people aren't
afraid to let you know. And that's

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good. We want feedback, We
need feedback, and and how we can

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get some of that feedback you and
I always say this, right, I'm

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gonna do a shameless pitch here.
We we have openings on boards and commissioned

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So if you have an interest in
serving, please get a hold of the

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Lame Veins up at the city and
she will get you that application and we

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can get you in there and and
start getting you serving in the in the

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some former or fashion and a committee
that that you have interest in, so

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that always works. Hey, thank
you very much, thanks for being with

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us. Tom, always good to
see your doors here with us on