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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
seven to one. The freak for you,

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domb really easily are without looking at
up. Only took a couple and

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you don't win anything. You wanted
to give me the text her? Who

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could text? In the three movies
that Francis McDorman won Best Actress for We

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just did this during the break basically
because Danny showed us a younger picture of

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Francis McDormand, and she's pretty,
and she's not someone most people have on

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their Oh my god, you're so
hot. Let us down the hall pass

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list, you get one. But
we were like, wow, she's won

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three Best Actress Awards since she haves
and that puts her in a league with

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who Katherine Hepburn is it four?
I think Meryl Streep is three in second

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place as well? My I guess
Sam the Stones at two? Now who's

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the is? Is Katherine Heppern the
goat all time? Men? And uh

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yes? And this was a part
of some game we did last week or

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some Catherine Hepberg, But yeah,
she was nominated twelve times, has four

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wins. Wow, three winners are
Francis McDorman alone with the silver Your two

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time winners are geez A Lot,
Meryl Street, Betty Davis, Ingrid Bergman,

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Jane Fond, Elizabeth Taylor, Glenda
Jackson, Jodie Foster, Sallyfield more

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more more emmistone, Hillary Swank,
Swanks one two h you got a million

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dollar baby and uh girl, boys
don't cry or whatever? Yeah, cool,

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something like that. Fritiss. I've
always thought that she's there's been something

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more to her. What do you
mean, I don't know, even going

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back to to Fargo, they've they
always old her up. They've been Willem

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dafoe quality to her. And he's
sneaky, She's sneaky attractive. I bet

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for some women he falls into that
very weird like strange looking. But wait

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a minute, some women are not
asking Oh headshake, no woman, okay,

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zero zero women, zero woman according
to the machine. And you've I

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guarantee you there are some who have, especially his character and poor things.

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They really like the way is he
looked in that one. Okay, we

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have a lot of texts. They
got it right. At least two texts

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got it right. The correct answer
for Francis McDorman winning three Best Actress Awards

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or in Fargo and uh no,
Madland and three Billboards over Ebbing, Wisconsin,

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Ebbing, Missouri, a lot of
place. We've got to take Missouri,

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all right, put that on the
list. I don't know why we're

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doing that. Oh, I just
oh yeah, I watched Speaking of a

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one to follow, watch Poor Things. That is an e f and wild

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movie. Man, what a ride. Right, Look when did you squeeze

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that in over the weekend? Yes, Sunday, I think, okay,

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Sunday, And oh I really liked
it. I really did like it.

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But it's God, that's a weird
flick. But I love weird. I

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love that that someone green lights this
and like, screw it, let's do

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it, and it wins awards and
it gets it gets love. What a

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It's like Frankenstein meets I don't even
know. Yeah. Yeah, as far

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as the way it looked, it's
Benjamin Button. It's incredibly imaginative. Yes,

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I got Alison Wonderland vibes a little
bit too. Yeah, sure,

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she's great, she's amazing at it. Yeah. Do you remember the scene

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that I acted out in studio a
week ago where I got on my hands

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and knees like a crab. Yeah? Remember that scene? Yeah, it's

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pretty good and murky, and then
she grow it out. A fine question.

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There's only one way to find out, Mikey, and I assigned this

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job to you. I think I
gladly accept, but I don't know how

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you have to find that one way. Oh okay, you just give me

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the tools to succeed. She did
have a lot of sex. She had

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sex every minute of that movie.
I mean, it's NonStop almost and it's

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as good as Ruffalo in that too. Geez, he loses his mind because

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you know, oh boy, i'd
been in him, and that I've been

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him before, ye drinking and just
add because you know, hammer in a

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way losing money. I like the
first half of the movie, maybe a

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little more than the back half.
Yeah, I get that, because I

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did get a little lost, and
then it ended sort of abruptly, and

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I thought the ending would be different. We're not spoiling anything. I guess

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a lot of people are still gonna
watch it. But I just thought she

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was just excellent. The idea of
being a beautiful or gorgeous woman with the

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brain of a little kid, and
then once the kid reaches whatever mid teens

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or wherever, the urges dig in
and then realize, wait a minute,

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here's a cucumber. Oh my god, yes, let's about that, the

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self discovery. It's a wild it's
a wild, wild story. And you

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talk about the ending and this gives
nothing away, but the way the movie

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ended almost felt like the final fifteen
minutes of There Will Be Blood in a

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way. Do you if you remember
when Paul Dano's character no spoilers, I'm

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gonna watch this. It returns to
Daniel day Lewis's character in The Bowling Alley

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that he had at his home and
the tension of that standoff. It kind

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of reminded me of that. It
takes a turn and it's it's a it's

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a wild ride. It's a it's
a very imaginative idea, very creative.

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It's only something that could come from
someone's mind. It's not based on anything

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else other than what this guy dreamed
up in his head. And I wonder

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how he feels, you know,
because you try to describe a dream to

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somebody, or a thought or some
wild idea. I'd love to know if

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the final product, when he looks
at it as a whole, how much

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it lines up with the original imagination. Probably not that close. That inspired

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the film. I wonder if it
was a dream. It could have been

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a dream, It could have been
an amalgamation of a lot of things,

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you know, a part dream,
part imagination, part influenced by things that

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he'd seen in other movies or whatever. But it's just such an original idea

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and I love it. Part imagination, part dream. Full your ghos it.

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You know, it didn't win Best
Picture, but it kind of it

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kind of has a somewhat of an
imagination relationship with the movie that did so

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well last year, Everything everywhere,
all at once. Yeah, yeah,

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in a way, I agree with
you there. It's unconventional for sure.

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Of all those movies that I watched, Bobby Barbie was my favorite of all

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those, but Poor Things was my
second favorite movie of all those watch although

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I think Oppenheimer was the best one. Yeah, probably it's but the one

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I like the most and would watch
again, it's Poor Things. Oppenheimer is

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the movie that traditionally what Hollywood and
the Oscars deem the best film coming June

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twenty first, twenty twenty four,
Kinds of Kindness, directed by Your Goes,

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starring Emma Stone, Well, m
Defoe, Jesse Plemons, Margaret Qually,

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Joe Allen and Moore she is his
muse. Yes, yeah, they

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went knocked that out a few years
ago. She mentioned that on the smartlest

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podcast. So this is kind of
been ready and that's going to be gready

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to go this summer. So there's
that, don't miss it. Let's do

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the most important thing in the world. Yeah, subjectively, objectively, subjectively,

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but you would be wise to get
on this boat now. Yeah,

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stand on the pier for a few
extra minutes and see a boat that I'm

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interested in really boarding and just wave
as you sail away bike Kevin, and

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then we go inside do something else
by Captain Turner. That's how you end

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up like Bend and Skin, digging
yourself out of your own grade. Kevin

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claims that he's going to annihilate Bend
and Skin at some point this morning eight

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thirty. I also promote their appearance
today though. Plucker's in Dallas on Greenville

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Avenue, and I want to go
to that. Get on out there.

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It's dope. I'm worried about our
station after what you're going to do today.

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Oh yeah, fractures may emerge that
can't be repaired. I think it's

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posted. I think it's possible.
It depends if we have any accountability from

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the midday show. Okay, so
quickly. This broke at nine o'clock yesterday

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and I hit it and was intrigued
because the parrot was beautiful. But a

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guy by the name of Julio Ferrari
had lost his fifteen year old macaw parrot

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named Samba. It was up in
a tree at Lake Louisville. They were

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getting a photo shoot done on Sunday
at Lake Louisville, and then big gust

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of wind spooks the parrot. The
parrot flies into a tree, couldn't get

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it down. Every time of fire
officials got there, it would fly away.

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Now I'm gonna play you two clips
of audio. One is gonna be

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from NBC five, kind of live
on the scene as it's going down,

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and then I'm gonna get you the
solution from CBS eleven in a second.

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Here's NBC five yesterday. Alicia Barrera
has been following the rescue effort and she

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joins us live from Lewisville. What's
the update, Alicia, hey r,

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This was the fourth and final attempt
on Lewisville Fire Department's part. They have

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really, really tried, and we
want to thank them because we did reach

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out to them earlier. Today,
I'm going to step out. I don't

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really think you can see the bird
from where we are, but he just

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flew across the street from where we
are. The only threat there were the

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hawks that kept flying flying down.
Now firefighters are tracking him down once again.

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Come down, baby, good boy, Samba se' that's what he's been

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doing all days, just going from
one branch to the other, but never

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down. Come on baby. So
some of you might actually remember Samba.

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It was back in twenty twelve that
we reported on the time he was stuck

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in a tree in Oak Cliff and
that lasted three days and it all happened

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because he was spooked by fireworks.
Okay, okay, I didn't know this.

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This is a repeat escapee. I'm
telling you, guys. Everyone should

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have been with me from the beginning. Wait, Samba did this before twelve

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years ago. Yeah, I made
the news in Mike's neighborhood. Yes,

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wow, that's news to me,
all right. So that's kind If they

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had have called me, I would
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less than ninety seconds. Okay,
Now, I said Julie l It's called

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Daisy Red Rider. Bam. Oh
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Julia, guess what I And then
you don't have to have Channel eleven out

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there wasting valuable reporters time with a
microphone staring into a tree. Okay,

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that was channel five of all.
Second of all, I thought I had

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laid the path so clearly to DoD
take any shots at this story at all.

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And now you what it's like,
You're just signing up to be a

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part of the damage that's gonna be
inflicted at eight thirty, right, Like

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you're standing next to the ward and
we're all holding the rifles as the blindfolded

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Ben and Skin show, we're standing
up against a wall, and then you,

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for no reason just set your rifle
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and just walk up and just stand
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to being an accomplice in the murder? Right, why would you do that?

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Fast? Well, that adds a
little intrigue to the eight thirty segment

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today. God, okay, let's
go to CBS eleven comedy first responder Kevin.

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Don't think anything that I say literally, So here's the job. What

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happens. I had a text with
Julio about eight thirty. He didn't respond

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until a little bit like after the
show, right, so we find out

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he did appear on the Ben and
Skin show. I'll have what you need

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to know about that at eight thirty. Okay, now he is a success

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story. The pear it was found
and here's how it was found. CBS

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eleven and front runner for Field Reporter
of the Year. Now sorry, Jovin

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Paniker, the twenty twenty four front
runner is now This woman from CBS eleven,

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a blood of pet parrot stuck in
a tree near Lake Lewisville for three

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days, is finally reunited with this
family. Not even the Lewisville Fire Department

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was able to get sanded down.
This is the story that you're going to

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share on your Insta, your Twitter, your Facebook, or your Facebook,

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your ex whatever you want to call
it nowadays. But our Caroline vandergriff is

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the one who swooped in with the
assist about an hour ago. I heard

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in our meeting how you became part
of the story. Okay, don't worry

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about Doug Dunbar's pun swooped in.
Just remember that Caroline Vandergriff is a star

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now. And here we are all
sitting down, gathered around the screens to

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hear this story. His owner told
me he was hungry, but he had

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been trying to give him all this
food. He didn't have anything left to

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try. Well, you know,
I'm a mom of three little kids.

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I got snacks in my purse,
I got snacks in my car, I

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got snacks everywhere, basically, So
I went to my car, grabbed a

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little bag of Dorito's and we used
that to learn the bird down. Slowly,

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the owner was shaking the bag,
offering little chips to this bird,

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and that's when he was able to
get close enough where he just finally snatched

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him and grabbed him. I mean, this bird was stuck up there,

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he was being attacked by hawks,
he was getting tired, hungry, all

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of those things. So to have
him finally safe back in his owner's arms,

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just you know, meant a lot
to this guy. I keep water

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in the car too, of course, so we got samba some water,

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and he was feeling a lot better. His owner took him straight to the

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vet after this to get him checked
out. I will say it did make

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me laugh because his owner said,
you know, I don't normally give him

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junk food like this. I love
the mom move. It's just so classic,

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dude, What mom doesn't have snacks? And the person the car stuffed?

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Somewhere right exactly somewhere, I hear
a phone ringing from the Dorrito Corporate

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management and they want to talk to
you. Okay, So Caroline vander griffins

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CBS eleven the star, who's the
who's the man on that? Doug Dunbar,

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Doug Dunbar calling a lady. Dude, dude, d s dude,

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That's what it sounded like. Somewhere
I hear a phone ringing from the I

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love the mom move. It's just
so classic, dude. What what what

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mom does? Dude? What mom? What mom doesn't have snacks? Putting

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his skateboard underneath his desk? Dude? What mom? Red sweater and his

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cap on backward? Yeah? That
was Karen Borda. That was Karen Boro.

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Well, what didn't you was it? Really? Well? That was

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in the studio Hero She's an angel, true angel. Yes, boy,

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what's your name? Our Hero of
the Year, Caroline vandergriff Yeah, she

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was passively reminding everyone that she saved
the bird. Throughout that hit, she

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did prinkle the bag of and then
the the fire department had four different times

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going to try to get it,
and it would just fly off to another

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tree. Imagine the fire department sitting
at the station and the phone rings again.

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They're like, yep, oh god, yeah, I don't we don't

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know anything that you don't know.
We have long ladders. What do you

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think we can do now? She's
like, not even the fire department could

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get Samba down. What do they
you know? I can extend the ladder.

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But Homegirl's got a bag of cool
ranch in the car and that was

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the that cracked the code. Samba
looks down like, sweet jeez, I

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can get those sorts of snacks.
Dorito's once in the last time off.

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He's gonna be back up with the
tree tomorrow because now he knows. It's

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like, where's my where's my cool
ranch? Daddy? All right, I'll

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fly off now. See I get
to be on the news. We get

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the fire fire trucks out here.
It's just fun this story. It's like

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a little toddler. Yeah, there's
fire trucks at Dorito's climate. This is

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great surface level. I can see
how a lot of people might be going,

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Okay, it's just a bird.
Okay, cool got his pair it

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back. Im me, Kevin,
I'm with you. I'm locked in with

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you on this. This is huge. Well, Steve and I had reached

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out. I mean I reached out
to him at eight thirty while taking a

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whiz at the iHeart bathroom. I
sent him a message. He didn't respond

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till after the show. But you
texted him while you were urinating. I

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I mean, dude, you got
to be efficient in this business, so

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sit down. So I was staying
here posting the podcast right after the show,

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and Steve gets a message back from
him, and I get a message

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from him as well, and he's
going through with Steve, and it's like,

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I've oh, I can't. I
got to do a hit with iHeart

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at eleven thirty because he was confused
about who he was talking to. Me

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and Steve were both talking to him
at once. He didn't we're both working

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for the same station. Point is
Ben and Skin had Julia Ferrari, the

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owner of This Bird, on at
eleven thirty, and there's a whole chain

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of events that have happened in the
first hour of their show, questioning my

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integrity, my journalism, my reporting, and then the interview happened with Julia

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Ferrari and what you will see,
I'm the most vindicated I've really ever felt.

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And that's why I've had a little
pepp in my step today. Yeah,

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you know I've been. I mean, look, some days I come

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in and just sit down. Some
days I am the meat tornado. Today

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I'm the meat tornado because I am
so vindicated, and they will pay at

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eight thirty. Okay, that's the
meat tornado, Julia. Julia Ferrari sounds

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like a character in Pixar's Cars two, like a foe of McQueen. Yeah,

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he might be. He does f
one driver for sure. He might

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be the most badass guy we have
in the Metroplex. And I am serious.

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It's incredible. What's incredible. But
I that story does not if I

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don't sit here, If I if
I walk out of the studio and go

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post my podcast in another office area
or wait till I get home. But

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I sit here and did it here
because I had to make computer up in

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the internet. Was good. If
I don't do that, they don't do

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that story. And the reason they
out of that story is they were making

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fun of the story until eight thirty
you'll get the rest. Don't miss eight

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either. Jesus see that one I
know about Come next. MAVs did stuff

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Netflix making power moves and we do
know what the dinner will be at the

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Masters. Will you eat this?
Yes? Next On ninety seven won the Freak