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the audience has missed out on being
regaled by me and my version of Henry

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the Eighth. I am I am
Oho. I suppose j I could sing

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it. Herman's changed some of the
words September. I'm Henry the Eighth.

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Yeah, let's I'm September. It
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there to make that work. September
the eighth, as was pointed up by

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my colleague and friend Jake Kirshner,
and yours too. She's your friend.

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We're all your friends here as we
work our way through the issues of the

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day, the things that matter.
Some of the items you may know about

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to a point you have an opinion
or a thought, or you've heard the

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story before, or you may find
that there are things in here that are

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unusually superbly thought out and thought through. Most of that will come from Jay

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mind. My thoughts are my thoughts
as they sort of sprang from my mind,

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although I do look at things that
we want to talk about, thinking

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well, what will the audience think
about that? What will they take away

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from the conversation, The takeaway,
the fallout, if you will, The

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effect of how we review certain things
pretty important. The situation with another country

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launching a probe to the moon.
What the heck? Japan now has spent

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the billions of dollars hoping to be
the fifth country to land. They've launched

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the rocket trying to get up there. The Russians didn't make it, the

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Indians did, right? Is that
the most recent? So it's like it

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is, it's a space race,
and on board this rocket are a couple

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of items like a lander to investigate. Isn't it awful? I think it's

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terrible that all these countries spend all
this money to do this. Maybe it's

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national pride because we know how much
the national pride it brought to us.

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But why wouldn't we all work together
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the question. Are we not working
together on an extent? Like whatever somebody

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gets up on the moon. It
seems that everyone's landing in different parts and

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you could experience different things and learn
different things. But then they're sharing the

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research. They are not. Do
you think the Russians would share the research

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if they they're The lander hadn't crashed
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maybe at some point in time when
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with the Russians. But right now, hood heavens, what a what a

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ridiculous situation? The world isn't a
ridiculous It really is ridiculous situation with all

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of this fussing and fighting and what
comes of it. Oh, I'm the

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strongest and toughest car on the block, okay, and what good is that

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in the light of eternity. Where
you're going to take that? Where are

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you going with that? I'd much
rather be somebody who was positive and friendly.

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That's how you're remembered more so than
that guy was an a hole.

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Right now, I don't know that. That's I'm going off on a deep

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it is. That's one of those
things that for the most part, people

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don't remember what you do. They
remember how you made them feel. Yeah,

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right, thank you. The one
chip challenge. I think I understood

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this the last time we talked about
it. Right, This is this whole

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business of a really crazy hot chip
and it's only one ship in the package.

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Yeah, and I'm looking at this
the what is the chip? A

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pat qui? Is that way they
how they pronounced a pa qui? I

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think it's packy packy? Is that? It is that easy? Oh?

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Okay, well let's see here.
I think the fellow who died was here

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in Massachuset, Worcester. Wasn't it
the team? Yeah student last week?

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So anyway, the challenge ship sells
for ten dollars, comes wrapped in a

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sealed foil pouch and closed in a
coffin shaped cardboard box. Ah, this

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is great. Who came up with
that person should be charged with murder?

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Where did this come from? What
company? Whom? Right? Well,

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this is for a long time,
quite a few years, and at one

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point, at the height of the
one Ship challenge for social media, you

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couldn't even buy the ship anywhere you
had Basically people were buying it up and

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then reselling it for a lot of
money. Really, so many people wanted

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to try this challenge, and nobody
thinks it's that harmful because it's a food,

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it's an actual food item. It's
just really high. It might give

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you, like some indigestion or an
upset stomach or something like that. All

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right, if you have additional issues, this could be this really could be

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deadly and people this happened I feel
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to the tide pod challenge, where
people were actually eating tide pods. That's

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one that should be common sense,
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with this one chip challenge, nobody
saw it as crazy dangerous. So it

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belongs this company, belongs to the
Hershey Chocolate Company, and they posted a

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statement on their website saying, quote, they were deeply saddened by the death

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of this kid because they're going to
get sued. They'll be sued. I'm

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surprised there's some lawyer on this,
probably is already. The statement goes on

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to say, quote, we have
seen an increase in teens and other individuals

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not heating the warnings that are on
the bag or the package as a result,

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while the product continues to adhere to
food safety standards. What a quote

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a crap. Well, and they're
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because he was there some underlying issue
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Was it completely unrelated, was it
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M Where did the ship come from? Was it laced with something else?

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Who knows? So here's the the
DA. Who's after this? The

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DA in Worcester County is from a
family. There's been a DA named Joe

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Early for as long as I can
remember in Worcester County. Very political anyway.

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He writes on X that the company
warnings state the chips are intended for

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adult consumption. That's where they'll get
us keep away from children. Yeah,

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and this kid was about fourteen or
something. Fourteen, Yes, yeah,

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they's a big lawsuit here, big, big, big lawsuit. Okay,

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the is this weekend Grandparents' Day Sunday? Yes, this Sunday grand all right,

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So what do you do? You
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mother? No? No, okay, I don't. Well hit my age,

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not like they have any grandparents around. But the two children are my

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grand children. They better step up
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I can say, what's an appropriate
thing to do, either with your grandparents

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or for your grandparents if you're the
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and then the grandparent the grandchildren is
there something that you're to do that

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makes the grandparents feel special, is
there? It depends on I think you

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can treat it a lot like Father's
Day and Mother's Day, where but more

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so a focus for the grandchildren,
the grandchild and grandchildren's relationship with the grandparent

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and then the parent themselves. The
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depending if the children are especially young. Yeah, I think that it'd

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be interesting. I can hear miles
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why aren't you here? And that's
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I'm trying to think of when the
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and a grandchildren and grandparents day.
I don't think I have because it's usually

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too early in the season for me
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going on on the farm. Maybe
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is there something that you can do
or say? Uh when when you get

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I'm the only one here who's a
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What kind of a gift do I
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and see what's going on. But
there are a lot of people. Yeah,

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turning on the age of the grandchildren. There are some practical things like

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maybe you get the grandparents house cleaned
for them, Maybe you do some you

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hang some pictures. Just to spend
time as much as anything else, that's

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most of what we want. I
don't get a damn but I don't need

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anything. I don't want anything.
Yeah, well I want is for them

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to have time, right, exactly
so my I can hear my daughter saying,

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this is just another hallmark holiday and
the reason to buy a card and

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to send a card. That may
be a little that's a little bit challenging,

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but it's always good to have a
token of love, right and appreciation

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so warm. Yeah. So,
I mean we have what's called Sweetest Day.

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I don't think it's nationwide. I
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you have sweetest Day? And message? I know that term, but how

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does it get served? It's in
October, usually falls, it's it's the

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second Saturday of October. I usuallyund
like the fourteenth, fifteen sixteenth, And

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it is kind of like a Valentine's
Day on a lesser like less romantic about

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it. It's you can celebrate anybody
you love. It's friendship, other relationships,

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not just romantic. It's it's it's
sweetest day. It's sweet, It's

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sweet, sweetest day, very sweet, sugar is sweet my love, and

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so are you. That's an old
Bobby Vinton's song. I think, yeah,

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let's Bobby Vint. So this is
the best thing you do share time.

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Maybe buy a meal or bring a
meal or cook a meal for your

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grandparents. That would be good.
And I know, look together ye grandparents

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cooks. Maybe like learn one of
their own family recipes that you hadn't known

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that you can carry with you into
your family. Would you get older.

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So here's as a public service.
Some ideas, maybe a music lesson.

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This is if you want your parents, sorry, well well parents and grandparents,

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if you want them to stay skilled, that is, to keep their

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mind busy and on target and healthy
and their body as well. One of

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the best things you can do for
somebody's brain is to either teach them a

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new language or have them learn a
new language, or learn how to play

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a musical streament like guitar lessons,
maybe music piano lessons, that kind of

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stuff. If they have not done, that's something that they haven't done.

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The possibilities actually are endless. When
you think about it. Where do you

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go and what do you do?
But I think hopefully a couple of good

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ideas here for people who are trying
to come up with you probably can find

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a list somewhere Jay that you can
post if that works on all our social

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I went to a last Oh,
I have to rent what they call

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it trash pump for some work at
the farm to clean out a thing that's

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got all soggy. And so I
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to the home depot and they said, yeah, we have them. I

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said, okay, can you set
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have to make all those arrangements online. So guess what they just lost A

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customer. Celebrity News Time social media
time, gossip time. I suppose trending

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items and guess who's trending, Not
that you would necessarily guess this. Pamela

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Anderson is going to sell all of
her old clothing, So what would be

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the number one thing if you were
to stand in line or you would to

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sit at a computer and look at
all of her old clothes, which suit,

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which outfit would you pay the most
money for. I know this is

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probably not on the top of what
you expected to have a conversation about today,

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but I think you'll be fascinated to
know. And maybe you've already guessed

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what the number one item will be
as she gives away, and this is

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this looks like something that would be
a benefit for some charity or something,

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right, possibly, Yeah, all
right, what's Pamela Anderson selling? I'll

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give you a hint. Boom boom
boom boom. Thought that was a good

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glue jaded you. I thought maybe
that would I had something in mind,

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and then you did that. I
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I'm confused. You guys have iconic
thing is the red swimsuit when she was

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CJ. Parker on Baywatch. Yeah, used to be called boom watched by

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the young boys. They're watching it. Oh really, yeah, but you

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never heard that? Come on,
somebody, No, I really haven't.

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I mean, I'm familiar with Baywatch. But who was the guy David Hasselhoff

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too? Yep, Hasselhoff was in
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the movie. The Rock was great
zac Afron. And yeah, and that

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woman, the young lady who played
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the San Francisco earthquake. I forget
what it was called. Oh yeah,

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Alexandra Didario. Cute, she was
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to remember. Yeah, what has
she been in lately? And then Prianka

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Choper Jones was in that sit Sorry
what was that question? Where? What

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is that young lady? You just
named what she been in lately? Oh,

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she's in some witch show that's on
one of the streaming networks. I

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can't remember what it's called. All
right, So Anya, As far as

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Pamela Anderson, yes, perhaps you
should be on the lookout for the Baywatch

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suit that Jay just described. But
what other things are in her iconic clothing

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collection? She said, I don't
like to waste stuff. Better to clear

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my mind, clear my closet,
A room for her new life because she's

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not going to be in Baywatch probably
again. So she says, others will

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probably find joy and some of these
things. I don't want to hang on

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to him there. The memories are
made to share. So she's going to

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set up She's got an archive of
things and they're on her website, which

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is what what's her website Pamela Anderson
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But she has this new documentary and
memoir coming out where she is telling

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everything and healing in the interim.
Yeah, well that's what is it called?

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Is that the one Pamela love Story? I think that's one of them.

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I think that's the documentary and then
her memoir. All right, so

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you want to buy some Pamela Anderson
and Anderson clothing, help yourself. That's

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the story, that's the bomb.
I'm Greg I'm sixty eight years old.

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I grew up in Cleveland, Ohio, major in business administration. I do

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motivational speaking in addition to your substitute
teaching. Part of the reasons for my

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motivational making is I kind of feel
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our autoexpert dot com with some comments
and thoughts some facts regarding your car,

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your cars, the average family.
You know what this really bugs me.

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The average family now has three cars, one for each of the parents and

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one for at least one for a
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this is maybe it just shows my
age or whatever. It's good for the

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car business, but there's too damn
any cars on the road. There's too

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many people to drive that don't know
how to drive, and most of them

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are younger. Parents buy them cars
and the cars are getting wrecked left and

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right by kids don't know how to
drive, right, am I being an

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old from my genn or is that
true? I think you're pointing out things

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that we're all experiencing. And I
don't know any of the facts around this,

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but I was thinking about this earlier
today, and I also was thinking,

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you know, everybody, they don't
put pilots in the air without doing

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so many hours on driving simulators right
to all these DMV places buy a bunch

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of driving simulators that simulate railroads,
not race car tracks, and say,

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listen, guys, you have to
complete so many hours in this before we're

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going to give you a license to
get on the road. Because it would

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probably be fun to do as well. Come up with that idea. Yeah,

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yeah, I see that Kia is
recalling a problem in their cars,

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the trunk latch that doesn't open from
the inside. So this is for gangsters

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who own keyas that are throwing bodies
in the trunk. If they're still alive,

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they won't be able to get out
because the latch doesn't work. I

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wonder you know how many. It
wasn't big, big, a big thing

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in the seven ties, right,
kids were getting shut in car trunks and

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they couldn't get out. So they
put those little tags in there that you

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can pull and pop the trunk.
And if you notice they're a weird color

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of yellow, that's because they're luminous. And when you shut yourself in the

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trunk, and this is not recommended, by the way, especially you've done

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that. Come on, tell me
have you done that? Honestly, you

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get caught in a trunk? Come
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I've got caught in a trunk,
but I've definitely shut my fare of shut

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my fair share of people in trunks
as jokes. It's especially in the sports

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cars with the fronts. Really but
little, yeah, I know, I'm

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just a nut job. There's little
luminous tags. You should be able to

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see them in the dark and just
pull them so when it's dark in the

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trunk. And it's started in the
seventies and kids do get shut in trunks,

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and it's bad, especially if you
live somewhere that's ninety one hundred whatever

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degrees or the opposite. Well,
all the people that are coming across the

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border the dark get caught. They
stick three or four people. The coyotes

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stick three or four people in the
trunk of a car to get them across.

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Sometimes you get away with it.
Sometimes they don't. Yeah anyway,

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yeah, but it's it's a problem. I don't want anybody shutting the trunk

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unwillingly. No, thank you,
thank you very much. How long can

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the average person and the average car
drive when the the e the light comes

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on or the warning beep and you
look down and you see that little light,

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it shows you're getting close to empty. So how reliable are those lights

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in those warnings? Well, the
warnings there to go to a gas station.

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So if you ignore it, you
choose to write your own history.

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I guess, write your own fate. It depends on the size of the

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car. That it's an interesting question, and of course every car is going

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to be slightly different, but it's
usually somewhere about fifteen percent of your gas

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tank maximum. So you know,
in a bigger car, you you could

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be able to get thirty thirty miles
ish, But the smaller the car,

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the less miles you've got. You
could have as few as fifteen miles so,

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but then you know that light comes
on for a reason. It's like

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I'm low on gas. And by
the way, don't do that. Don't

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run your car down of gas.
It's what's the what's the dog's name?

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Let's have the dog story here.
There's actually five of them on the bed,

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five six of them. Sorry I
miscounted. It's Gala Galadriel, the

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beagle and she is a real terror. You know. She likes to jump

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on the other dogs and bite them. Is she the boss? She's the

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smallest that she thinks she's the boss. I'll listen. Could be that's the

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case. All right. You came
back from Germany. Give us a few

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seconds on what you learned. What's
the takeaway from all from that German auto

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show? They're definitely leading. The
Germans are definitely leading in what they're doing.

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They've got some incredible stuff coming out, and they're doing a lot with

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lights on the exterior your car.
Your car's exterior lights are going to be

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the whole exterior of the car.
Even Ford is now working on stuff stop

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it GLA and now they're they're doing
things like lighting the roof and they're lighting

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the sides of the real and that's
that's kind of good. But the other

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thing is it's going to happen is
you're going to see newer, newer platforms

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coming out. H are you all
right? And we'll some of them be

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drivable by your dogs. Yes,
I have that. I'm really stick him

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in the car. I can tell
you that the amount of noise they decided

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to make this morning, they all
want to be on the ducks. Beyond

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that. Yeah, all right,
it's gonna get him on Good Day,

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