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The news from Bourbon and Beyond that
I tease, oh yeah, good news,

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good news folks. Actually, in
my notes I have this, I

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said, Uh, I don't know
if this is a good news or bad

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news, depending on if you're a
fan of Neil Young. He was the

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headliner for the first day of Bourbon
and Beyond and he is now out.

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Uh it's not just him, his
band is sick or something like that.

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Oh wow, I've got a replacement
for him, and at rhymes from Neil

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Young to William Hung. Oh yeah, okay, now we're talking. Now,

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this is ticket. I'd buy ticket. This is talent. I buy

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ticket. Now, who's got the
Do you have the lineup for the first

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day of Bourbon and Beyond? Since
now that Neil Young is out, replacement

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act to be determined. This is
talent. It's classic, probably the greatest

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singer of all time right here?
Yes? Or no? Is it too

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strong? Oh? It is close
there, I think when it's no Tommy

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how The only time I ever watched
this TV show is when they had the

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first two weeks where all the terrible
people. They were like, we don't

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want to we're kill people anymore,
So we're gonna stop doing that. I

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said, Okay, well I'm gonna
stop watching it. That's what I started

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watching. What's the point of watching
if you can't goof on people? Hello?

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Those are the who told you you
could sing episodes? Here's exactly Oh

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hey, and here, hang on
a second, hang on a second,

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real quick. We just it real
quick. I me. You're watching them

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when you're good. It's the same
as just going to karaoke and watching people

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karaoke. No, you're exactly right. What's the name of the darn show?

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America's Got Talent America, It's not. That's not it? Idol American

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Idol? All right? Don Ley
from Crusade for Children, Hey, how

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are you? We were about to
play We were about to play Crusade for

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Children trivia. Okay, perfect,
So before we do, I'm going to

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give you another another five hundred dollars, yes, a thousand dollars from this

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game we play Void across the front
that you all do this game. Okay,

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put your headphones on because you're going
to play with us. You're going

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to share, and that's not all. Yeah, I'm gonna give you Tony

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that Eddie's risk. Watch here you
go. No, don't give them.

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What are you doing? That's the
rolex. It's a submariner, by the

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way, real quick, before we
start the questions, they'll answer eight.

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You will if you can answer eight
in the next ten questions, I will

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obviously we'll give money to the Crusade
for Children. We're up to forty dollars,

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so we'll go to sixty dollars if
you get eight of the next ten

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questions. But we had another huge
number a couple of weekends ago. Congratulations,

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Thank you so much. Five point
seven in this community just comes out

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yes every single year time and it's
still changing. With the advent of venmo.

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That's how I pay for everything.
What's your venmo? Boom boom?

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This time, here we go to
what's I'll catch you up in the break?

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All right, here we go.
We have our theme music is the

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jeopardy music. I will tell you
this is a multiple choice question. Do

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you always look at me? Because
you always interrupt me when I'm asking the

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question? Do you know why?
Because automate I'm a regular Alfred Einstein.

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I know the answer. Immediate okay? Question one? Okay, how small

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of a measurement? Again? Eight
of the next ten questions, did you

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interrupt me, no, thank you. How small a measurement of time is

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used for Olympic swimming competition? Is
it one hundredth of a second or one

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millionth of a second? You all
converse. That's how it works, everybody.

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Hundred It's just two numbers after the
decimal point, isn't it. It's

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hundreds hundreds of Yeah, it's got
to be hundreds of a second, hundreds

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of a second. I don't recall. I'm six zeros. You go with

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one hundredth of a second. Quit
doing the game show god to make us

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nervous. Okay, final answer one
hundreds of a second and one millionth of

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a second. There's no way,
Oh my gosh. Right, yeah,

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no, they have to take it
that far because there's sometimes that three of

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how many people would touch at the
same time, it looks like they touched

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at the same time. So one
million of this is not good. Dawn,

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you're oh and one already out of
the out of the gates. Let

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me start warming the shoulder. Question
alous. Question two is also a multiple

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choice. Okay, all right,
let's see if we can get up back

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on track here. Crusade for Children
Trivia every Friday and live here we go.

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Okay, where was the candy apple
invented? Was it Germany or New

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Jersey? You know what good on
apple candy? Where was the candy apple

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invented? Germany or New Jersey?
Germany or Jersey? But Germany is a

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lot older than Yeah, I'm going
to say, does Fatherland? What?

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Okay, let's go Jersey. Let's
get Jerseys credit for something that would be

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You like the way you're thinking now. I like the way you're thinking telling

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his newspaper saying extra extra Let's just
be honest. Besides the same sopranos.

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But you know, ver few.
So let's keep it here in the States.

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Okay, little good old candy Apple
is absolutely an American delta. It's

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gotta be New Jersey. Is the
the American Intental Association. I figured it

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came from Carmel, California. Okay, we're gonna get we go, all

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right back on track. Question three? What does the O J stand for

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in O? J? Simpson Arenthal, James Simpson? Correct, good job

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orthopedic? All right? Math?
Donn are you good at math at any

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point? Sure? Okay, I
know this is a no army for thirty

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something years. That's a no,
Dave, you're gonna have to come.

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Question four, what is the first
prime number that comes after one hundred?

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What is the first prime number after
one hundred? Google? What's a prime

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number? It's yeah, that'd be
my guess, right right. Look,

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yeah, Dawn, this is what
I deal with every day Army for thirty

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two years. And Dwight a Hall
of Fame dass member, I never do

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math in public. Final answer,
Dawn from the Crusade is one O one

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the first prime number? Let's do
it. Okay, here's the thing.

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If you work at Crusade, you've
got to be good with Matthew a little

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bit. You're counting a lot of
money. Change crossed right, exactly?

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Okay? Anybody thoroughbred horse experts in
the crowd that way is a question with

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that question five? What age does
a Philly become a mayor in thoroughbred horse

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racing? Three? I have an
expert Philly becomes a mayor? Is it

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just one? Because Philly is two
year olds in the Derby? Right?

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Three year olds in ther When I
when I answered, when I got this

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question, not, I don't even
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that's when they have babies, babies? Mayor is someone to destroys cities?

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Four? Right, because if there's
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they'll say this Philly, you know, blah blah blah, lies the Phillies.

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Four four. Let's go with did
you say mayors are individuals at destroy

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cities? Yes? Okay, we're
not getting political. Final answer is five.

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Let's go with is it five with
five or four? And it's four

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four? It is four four,
it's four. What ace does a Philly

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become a mayor in thoroughbred racing?
Horse racing? It is four? At

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least that's the answer I googled.
Okay, all right, not good,

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All right, all right, okay, now you cannot get any of them

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wrong from the rest of the rest
of the run. Here, are you

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sure? Yes? Because if you
missed, if you missed, you got

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to get eight of ten to win
the money, you're still at forty dollars.

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You just don't get the extra twenty. So okay, we want the

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extra twenty. Here we go.
Okay. In baseball, what teams fans

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were inspired by the rally monkey the
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California team. There's a rally had. It's all I've ever seen in baseball.

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Don't you remember it was the early
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had California Angels, the rally monkey, the rally monkey, let's go with

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it. What do they call what
they call where there are now? The

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Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim? All
right, thank goodness, thank you,

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thank you, Johnny Anaheim Angels.
They've changed the name several times like this,

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Okay, I call them California Angels. When I asked for garment,

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I'm talking about hat or shirt or
something like that. Clothing, get that.

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I'm just I'm just trying to help
you here. What type of garment

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are elephant balls? Excuse me?
What kind of garment? This is the

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thing. What kind of garment are
elephant ball? Are the effs? That

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was my thought? Is ear muffs, mad taloons, pant pants, pants

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or elephant balls? Well, because
I guess, use your brains here,

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Come on, come on, It's
not a hat, right, be a

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deumblican hat. Pants, gotta be
pants, right right? Okay? Like

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yeah, why do they do they
call Don's taking lead with pants and the

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whole balls? Yeah? Yeah,
I don't know. I don't think it

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is like you better already of the
experts. Of the experts. Final answer

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of the garment called elephant balls or
pants. I guess okay, whoa good

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job. Good job, but evidently
my thought process was flawed. Well no,

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okay, so I'm getting nervous here
because we've got three more to go.

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Shoot yeah, mister oh, you
guys will get these easy, because

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here's how I go. You're going
to disappoint the kids when they don't get

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I'm like, you're going to disppoint
the kids to the pressures eight question eight.

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I feel like there's he's been twenty
I know, all right, that's

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what he does to usk every Friday, Every Friday. Every Friday. You

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have to go through to get the
money for children. Trivia. Here we

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go think think what company did Frederick
W. Smith found in nineteen seventy two

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in Memphis? Fred Smith in Memphis. Okay, something to do with barbecue.

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FedEx Federal Express, Oh, in
nineteen seventy two. That sounds good.

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Let's go with that sounds impressive.
Final answer of FedEx from the Army

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veteran Yes, Johnny from the News
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seventy two in Memphis. You would
be comp guy had a volleyball for a

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pet named him Wilson. Okay,
yeah, all right, you are getting

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the American flag question. Okay,
how many white stripes on the American flag?

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Be quiet, Johnny, be quite
over there? How many? Oh?

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Oh? Is there a damn flag
on his back? On the shore?

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Is there a flag on the back? Of course there is? How

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many wife strives? How many,
Johnny? I'll go with six? Twelve

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stripes, right, twelve stripes?
Fifty stars? No, it's thirteen.

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There's thirteen, thirteen stripes from the
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fifty stars for stage thirteen. Okay, yeah, so seven, oh

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god god, fifty fifty shot is
your answer? Six or seven? Oh?

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Yeah? Okay? Six? Six
is your final answer. If you

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get it wrong, the kids will
suffer. There we go, right,

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right, last question, last question, last last question. I sweaty.

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I'm sweating here, Like, what
did I said? You gotta do this

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one? Because I gotta. I
can't do fifty push ups. She's like

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she's like, she's like, oh
my god, I'm not coming back here.

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We go warmed up. This is
easy for anybody that's play chess.

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Okay, Hey, this is this
is easy for anybody who's ever split an

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at him. Okay, I don't
think that's a quest for the Queen.

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David the roth Child, David,
Yes, David, what chess piece has

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a horsehead? Night? The Night? Final answer? We moved to sixty

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dollars instead of forty dollars on Crusade
for children trivia, Your answer is the

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night indeed, sir, Oh my
god, I'm exhausted. You guys just

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have so much fun. Yeah,
you're trying to do it every day all

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the time, but we do this
every Friday. We started years ago and

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we thought it was a great way
to people love trivia because you know,

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they drive and they scream the answer
at the radio. We call this everybody

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at your radio game. Yeah,
basically, and they're probably yelling stupid.

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That's exactly right, son. I'm
so glad. So that is the second

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matching in. We'll try to get
you even more. Frank, this was

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this was Who's Frank and Amy Charles
so a thousand, thank you, thank

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you. We'll get it more for
you this year, for sure. All

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right, short break, we'll come
back. Sims Furniture, Sim's furniture.

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Baby, what's your home look like? Are you embarrassed to have company over?

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Susan and I we had the same
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was disgusting. It was yellow yellow, but it was supposed to be white.

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It was absolutely disgusting. We upgrade
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Do with Sims Furniture formerly Fitzpatrick.
It's the same great staff, same great

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stuff at Sim's Furniture on Dixie Highway
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selection you have when it be mattresses, couches, dining room sets, whatever

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your credit. I could promise you
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If you got breath, they're gonna
finance you. Plus a one year

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full warranty on this stuff. Not
to mention, if you spend one thousand

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dollars are over, you're gonna walk
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mattress, upgrade the appliances, upgrade
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Do with Sims Furniture. Back to
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doing well today. I guess debates
just don't move the kneel anymore for the

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economy. Remember you used to do
after a debate it would go up or

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down where they had confidence and what
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that anyone that watched last night has
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Yeah, there's a lot of people
who have the meme of Ralph Wigham sitting

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there saying I see things ahead like
it was just very very funny or it's

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yet no, but people do look
at this, but they look at it

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as more of a long term play. So what people are trying to evaluate

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at this point because the bigger overriding
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today, we did have economic reports
that came out. Household spending rebounded,

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incomes are showing solid growth. It's
offering some hope that the price pressures that

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we've been seeing it's going to be
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consumers. So this is why we're
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federal Reserve will be able to step
in. However, a lot of people

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are playing and looking ahead to what's
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and obviously Joe Biden had a tough
day yesterday. So what people are really

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seeing is, all right, well, what are Trump's policies At this point,

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people are looking at tariffs, the
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not a lot of moves at this
point, because you know, we still

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have a long way ahead. You
know, people are basically starting to position

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themselves to say, all right,
well, what do we think is going

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to happen in November, What do
we think the party that we believe is

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going to win in November, and
how are we going to set up our

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portfolio for that change that will happen
eventually in January. Yeah, so that's

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what people are doing today. So, yes, Wall Street's watching obviously they're

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watching the debate, but they're looking
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It's so when you find out that
most of the market is just how commid

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they feel that day, So how
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they woke up today? And then
you know, it's they try to use

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some actual numbers, but in most
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skyrocket who we had the dot com
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yeah, he's doing pretty good job. The economy took off, the

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you know, Wall Street took off. You know, when you have when

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you have confidence, that's it.
That's pretty much the parameter for that.

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So again, after last night,
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lot of people are Yeah, but
people are looking ahead on what President Trump

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or what possibly President Trump once again
coming back in would do, and he's

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floated the idea of a ten percent
tax on all imports. The tariffs was

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that was huge. So a lot
of people are saying, well, how

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is that going to impact certain companies? And they may have to switch around

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their spreadsheets because of that. Another
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way is FED Chair j Powell has
repeatedly said that the FED won't take politics

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into account as it sets policy.
But the reality is hefty tariffs that's going

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to change some things around. But
we have to remember that President Trump was

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the one who dominated Jay Powell and
put him in play. I thought I

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thought tariffs were the worst idea ever, But you don't how many tariffs Biden's

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got rid of zero one. Yeah, so we have a lot of evaluation

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coming up. But remember it is
June twenty eighth, so we have a

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couple of things that we want to
talk about today on your calendar as of

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today. So on June twenty eighth, it is National Logistics Day, which

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I feel is an honor to me. I mean, and the logistics just

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have to do as a parent,
Hey, Jim, what part of are

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you in? I'm in logistics,
yes, logistics, no, but I

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feel I'm doing logistics all the time
making sure my children. Oh no,

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I've always said when you see a
person with like a toddler and then a

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newborn, the d everything you have
to take with you. That everyone has

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a large bag with the formula in
it, extra diapers, the whatever.

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It's crazy. It's what you have
to take with you. Now I'm in

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doing logistics all the time and making
sure that my children are a single activity

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carpool. Oh that's oh my goodness. Yeah. No. And and my

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daughter, she just had her fifth
grade graduation this week, and we have

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had more events. This week never
ends. Great graduation never ends. It

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never ends, and then it all
of a sudden ends. Uh. Years

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ago, we were in the middle
of it. An old guy told us.

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He said, look, he goes, I used to be pissed off

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on our vacation to have three daughters, and they would ask me to drive

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them all over, driving the mall, driving the beach, driving whatever.

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And he used to irritate him.
He goes, They're all gone, and

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now I wish somebody would ask me
to drive him to the mall. Well,

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my daughter just asked me that earlier
today. So I'll send my daughter

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over because I'm good. I don't
need I don't need to drive anybody.

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Your daughter's like, what's a mall? No, she does like going to

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Richelle's big mall, but it's an
outdoors and oh yes, we've got to

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go and it's all experiences. Let
me give you my story of the day,

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my good news story of the day. Lots of people are fed up

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with swiping. They're at a loss
on housing. Saw this, especially young

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people seven percent or fed up with
the swiping left or sliping wipe. Yeah.

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So young singles are driving a surge
in dating events. So according to

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event Right, attendance for singles events
gear toward millennials and gen Z has increased

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forty nine percent over the last year. So and then they actually meet that

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person, and then I go,
why am I doing this? Anyway?

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Taking a look at Wall Street,
stocks are higher, the doubt up about

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one hundred points right now, the
S and P five hundred rising three tenths

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of a percent. You know,
as I said, we had economic data

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crossing earlier. This is giving some
hope that the Federal Reserve will be able

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to come in step in later on
this year and be able to cut some

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rates. So I hope everybody has
a fabulous weekend. With the news Radio

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eight forty WHA s Bloomberg money report. I'm Courtney Donahoe,