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You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly
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Mister moke Keller here, we're live
everywhere on the iHeartRadio app and Elon Musk

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News. There's a group of Tesla's
shareholders and they're asking investors to vote against

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the compensation package for Elon Musk.
Get this, it's worth presently more than

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forty billion dollars. I didn't say
forty million. I said forty billion,

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one thousand times more, forty billion
dollars for Elon Musk. And if you

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notice that forty billion is somewhat similar
to the forty billion that he paid for

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Twitter. Yeah, you're not the
only one who noticed that. If you've

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been paying attention to Tesla's fortunes.
As of late, the stock price has

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fallen considerably since the beginning of the
year. It has lost twenty five percent

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in value. At present, its
stock prices one hundred and eighty six dollars.

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It started the year at two hundred
and forty six dollars thereabouts, and

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this is an improvement of where it
was just a month ago. It had

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dipped to as low as one hundred
and thirty eight dollars if you were a

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big Tesla investor, then you've lost
about a quarter of your valuation with respect

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to your Tesla shares, and so
investors are becoming more and more vocal.

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This is actually a continuation of a
conversation we've had where we see and we

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hear Elon Musk almost on a daily
basis. He will make his pronouncements on

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X slash Twitter, they'll be covered
in the news, or he'll give an

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interview to someone or somewhere, and
you hear all the things that he's talking

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about, but it doesn't seem that
he's really focusing on Tesla. It's almost

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impossible. The shareholder group, which
includes New York City Comptroller blad Lander,

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SLC Investment Group, and Amalgamated Bank, set in a letter to shareholders that

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ratification of Musks pay package would do
nothing to promote Tesla's long term growth and

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stability. And also they made the
argument that Elon Musk is not a full

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time CEO, which is accurate.
He's only a part time CEO. He

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has spread between SpaceX and tweeting on
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and if you looked at the stock
price, you'd have to wonder whether he's

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putting in the adequate sufficient amount of
time to help Tesla improve its fortunes.

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It's received a lot of bad press
lately, with the firings over at Tesla,

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the recalls and more. It doesn't
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is headed in the right direction in
a corporate sense. It's be pretty difficult

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to justify a forty billion dollar compensation
package given the most recent fortunes of Tesla.

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I don't know if this is going
to a snowball and you would have

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like a corporate takeover and a removal
of Elon Musk, but this would be

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the first step. You can see
that the people who were quiet before are

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getting increasingly louder. The group also
said quote shareholders should not pretend that this

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award has any kind of incentivizing effect. It does not. What it does

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have is an excessiveness problem, which
has been glaringly apparent from the start.

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They also noted that as shareholders ratify
the compensation package as possible that another plan

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will be put forth next year.
I don't know what is going to happen

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here, but I do know that
at more and more people inside of the

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Elon Musk Empire are looking to Elon
Musk for better leadership. Last month,

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Tesla asked shareholders to restore must pay
package, which was valued at fifty six

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billion at the time fifty six billion, and at that time, it was

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also asked to shift the company's corporate
home to Texas. The changes will be

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voted on by stockholders at a June
thirteenth annual meeting, and I'm quite sure

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if the stock price should be worse
off between now and then, that will

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directly impact the vote. Maybe Elon
Musk will put more time and attention into

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Tesla's problems and also issues, or
he'll spend more time tweeting. I don't

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know how he has enough time to
put this way. I don't know why

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he ever does anything on X.
I don't hear of Mark Zuckerberg spending a

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lot of time posting on Facebook.
I might be wrong. He might have

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a burner account, but I've never
seen him post all of his opinions.

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I see Mark Zuckerberg possibly working out, doing some Brazilian jiu jitsu and keeping

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him shape, but that's about it. He's not spending his time on social

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media. Elon Musk he spends a
lot of time on X, and it

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sends a message to investors that he's
not exactly focused. And if Tesla starts

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to fall, then you'd have to
wonder what is going to happen to SpaceX.

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And obviously, well, I should
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to be a lost cause in a
wealth generation aspect. It's not bringing in

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any advertising revenue, it's not growing
as far as unique users. It is

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not doing anything which originally Elon Musk
planned for it to do. And he

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said many times without the advertiser revenue
and without growth and subscriptions, X slash

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Twitter as you know, it will
fail. Well, it seems like it's

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just a matter of time before he
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But does it take Tesla with it? That is the question. It's later

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with Mo Kelly Canfi answers forty live
everywhere on the iHeartRadio app, and we're

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gonna go back to California. Great
news. The California Assembly has passed a

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bill allowing for an Amsterdam style cannabis
cafes to take root no pun intended here

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in the state. We'll talk about
that next. You're listening to later with

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Mo Kelly on demand from KFI AM
six forty Starbucks coffee houses. Y'all might

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be in some trouble. There's a
bill which is passed the State Assembly and

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it would allow amsterdamn style cannabis cafes
here in California. And it was passed

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by a vote of forty nine to
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It is not something which passed on
partisan lines, wanted on both sides

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of the aisle. And the thing
is, it's not a done deal because

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Gavin Newsom vetoed in earlier version of
the bill. But there is legislative legislature

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support for this and what does it
mean. Well, the bill would authorize

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local jurisdictions to allow licensed cannabis retailers
to prepare and sell non cannabis food and

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non alcoholic beverages. It'd be like
a coffee house. The bill would also

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allow the cafes to host live music
and other performances, you know, like

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a coffee house. Even I didn't
know this next part. Under the current

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state law, consumers can consume cannabis
at a dispensary, but dispensaries at least

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up until this point, penning this
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they couldn't legally sell non cannabis products
like coffee and food, but they like

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they can in Amsterdam. This could
be monumental in terms of how people would

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congregate and people would hang out.
You know, how you would go to

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Starbucks, use their internet, maybe
do your book report or your turn paper,

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or hang out with friends to a
meeting. Imagine if that ability and

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capability was extended to these dispensaries where
you would go in and you could buy

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your product. You could sit down, listen to some live music, maybe

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eat an edible or two, listen
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change probably our economy on many levels. I don't know if it's going to

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get back to Gavin Newsom, and
I think Governor Newsom knows that it would

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have all sorts of unintended consequences on
the economy and how that would impact competition.

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And I say this to someone,
I don't do marijuana. I don't

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do cannabis. I don't say that
as a value judgment. It just doesn't

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do anything for me. It's not
my thing. The smell alone just repulses

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me. I can't even get past
the smell. I can't speak for Stephen,

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can't speak for Twala or Mark.
Whatever y'all do is what y'all do.

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It's just not my thing. The
smell has already been always been a

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turn off for me. But I
can see how this would change how people

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would congregate and hang out. I've
never been to Amsterdam, Mark, have

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you been to Amsterdam? I have
years and years ago, and naturally I

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tried. At least some of the
local material had to be led back to

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my hotel room, like I was
snowblind and I had a shirpa. Can

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you paint a picture for me what
these places were like and how would or

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it would or would not translate to
California. Well, my memory is that

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it was very cozy, very casual. I didn't see it any problems nobody,

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you know. It wasn't like soccer
hooliganism. I mean, and part

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of the problem, like if we
talk about, say hooliganism, the last

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call hours in the UK are really
early, so people binge, drink and

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they get out of control and violent. I didn't see any of that in

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Amsterdam. It was all perfectly mellow. To use to use a word kind

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of related to weed. I didn't
see any problems at all. The only

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in fact, the only problem I
had was that I went into a cafe

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and tried one of the chocolates and
the guy said, just eat half of

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one of those. So I ate, and you ate all of it.

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I ate two of them, boy, And so you know the problem with

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I mean, there's going to be
a learning curve, is what I'm trying

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to say. But I think that
things have been decriminalized in the United States

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long enough so that the curve won't
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I'm not in the way of progress. I think this is an eventual We

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will get there, and we've been
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But it would change our economy if
you could have people hanging out and eating

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at these dispensaries and listening to live
music or a poetry slam. You really

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paint a hellish picture there. No, no, no, it's not a

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hell's picture. I'm just saying,
this is where all of this is moving.

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Yeah, yeah, Heaven forbid,
people relax and have fun in public.

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I didn't make a value judgment twelve. They have Wi FI. It's

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over for the Starbucks world, right, You might sit there and get online

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and do your work and have an
edible along with a cappuccino. Yeah,

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you're done, You're done. That
would transform what these group places would be.

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That Starbucks is, that is the
place where people usually go to group

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have these impromptu meetings. You can
hang out and depending on if it's like

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a smaller coffee house, it's not
uncommon. If you went to like a

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Tanners or a Piece, they would
have live music and you if you open

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this up to dispensaries, there's no
way that these other places could compete because

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the hardest part, or the most
difficult part is the dispensary aspect of it.

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The cost of introduction into that market
is astronomical from what I understand,

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And if you allow them to provide
extra value where you can buy product and

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sit there and use product and be
entertained, there's no way coffee houses would

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be able to compete. Hell,
libraries would be able to compete at that

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point. Yeah, that's exactly what
libraries need. By the way, hookahs,

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they need hookahs in libraries. Yeah, that's the closest thing we have

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to is a hookah lounge, or
as I call it, a hook a

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lounge hook it please. But the
spread of these things is beneficial in at

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least one sense, which is that
we will see less weed tourism, which

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is where you get some of the
troublemakers. The more common it is,

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the less people are going to travel
for it. I'll take your word for

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it. I just don't have any
first hand knowledge or reference point to say

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where all this is, where it's
going to lead, whether it's good or

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bad. I just know from an
economic standpoint there's too much money to be

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made for it not to happen.
So I think it's destined to happen,

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if not immediately, sometimes shortly thereafter. The situation we had could not last

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indefinitely. Too many people's lives.
We are being ruined for no good reason

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at all. Well, I've always
been for decriminalization, but that's a separate

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conversation for as opposed to proliferation or
recreational use and how available it is,

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I think those are two different conversations. I don't think it ever should have

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been criminalized. Well, as we
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reasons it was was during the Nixon
administration. Nixon wanted to clamp down on

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hippies and minorities. And I think
I think we've had enough of a time

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out on that now, don't you. Well, that's a that's a loaded

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question as it was. Yeah,
ooh look at the time. See you're

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listening to Later with Moe Kelly on
demand from KFI AM six forty. Me

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personally, I never quite understood the
whole Peloton thing. I'm not going to

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pay you money to yell at me, scream at me, insult me virtually

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month to month a month. I'm
just not going to do that. I'm

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not I'm not built that way.
Yeah, especially these absolute strangers. But

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I have friends who love Peloton love. I just don't get it. But

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Peloton is back in the news.
You might have heard the news report.

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At this point they are pausing the
use of any and all Diddy music on

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its platform. They're saying that they're
taking action and they won't be using any

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Combs this music in classes moving forward. Now, Twala, I need your

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insight on this as well, because
when and I'm someone who worked in the

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music industry, as did Twala Sharp, when they say Sean Combs' music,

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does that mean just the music that
you can hear his voice or does that

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mean the artists that he helped produce? Does that include Mace, Does that

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include Notorious Big? Does it include
total? You know what I mean when

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they say Sean Combs's music. He
was a master super producer and his fingerprints

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are on a lot of music,
even though he wasn't probably featured in the

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song. When reading this press release
from Peloton, it seems that they are

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targeting anything having to do with Sean
Combs, which would be the entire bad

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Boy catalog. I don't know if
that extends all the way to say remixes,

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because as you were pointing out,
he has remixed records for almost every

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R, R and B and or
rap artist that came out in the mid

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to late nineties through the early two
thousands, So his impact on music is

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indelible. And that's a lot of
music that Peloton will be looking to cut

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or pause. So I'm thinking that
when they say this, they are talking

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about puff Daddy music in particular,
anything that he is featured on they will

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no longer be playing. And this
is not new for Peloton. They have

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taken steps to remove someone's music catalog
from their classes before. They did it

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with Yay Kanye West, and that
was dating back to his anti Semitic rhetoric.

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Peloton said back in twenty twenty two
that they would no longer play Yay's

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music in any of their new classes, and they also said that they purged

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all of Yay's music from the platform. And that's another question. When you

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say all, does that include when
he was doing a verse on the Brandy

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record, you know, talking about
our love. I always wonder, I

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Beginek they would have anything having to
do with Kanye. And that's saying a

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lot for Peloton because I know that
A Stronger Record is one of the most

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played records in the Peloton catalog in
any music class period, but that one

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in particular. Diddy has a lot
of music that actually plays towards Peloton and

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the workout courses because a lot of
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energetic, almost workout kind of music. So this does stand to impact him,

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but more importantly, Peloton cutting it
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anyone else who would be looking to
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because this is going to go further
than just Peloton. Okay, And here's

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the question in the conversation we always
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it exists or not. I don't
believe that every radio station in America has

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stopped playing Ditty's music. I don't
believe that for a minute. No,

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I don't think so. Right,
So, right there, we know that

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Ditty's not canceled. And if I
use all my the things which are available

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to me, tools which are available
to me, I probably could call some

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radio stations to find out, Hey, are you still playing Diddy? But

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it's not worth the effort. I
can assume that he has not been excommunicated

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from all radio stations, so he's
not canceled. Will his marketing opportunities be

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limited, absolutely, but he's still
generating passive income. And you might have

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heard Mark Ronner detail another woman who's
come forward alleging a two thousand and three

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if I'm not mistaken sexual assault.
We said, other people are going to

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be coming forward. I said there
would be other videos. We haven't seen

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other videos yet, but just keep
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And that's part of the reason why
Ditty was so quick to settle with

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Cassie Ventura. If anybody knows where
the bodies are buried, the proverbial ones,

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not talking about the alleged real ones. And I'm being serious, I'm

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talking about the proverbial ones. If
anyone knows, it's Diddy himself. That's

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why he settled immediately inside of twenty
four hours, trying to prevent exactly what

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is happening right now. If he
was so quick to pay Cassie, and

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he was so quick to pay to
bury that video, how many other times

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do you think that he's paid to
keep stuff from coming out. There is

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probably a lot out there where he's
nervous about coming to the surface. This

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is just the beginning of the story, or as they say, the end

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of the beginning of the story.
We're not even midway through this. There

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will be other accusers. There will
be other revelations, there will be other

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videos, there will be other companies
in which they will be forced to make

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very difficult decisions. You may not
know this, but he was one of

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the founders of Revolt TV. He
is no longer associated with it. But

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even Revolt TV came out and said
in so many words that we can't condone

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this, we can't associate ourselves with
him anymore. And we stand with the

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accusers. I'm paraphrasing, but that's
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This is going to get much worse
for Dibby before it gets better,

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and that's saying nothing of the looming
federal investigation. Remember he had two residentss

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rated by Feds, so there is
still a major shoe to drop regarding allegedly

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either sex trafficking or allegedly drugs or
drug trafficking and anything else which may be

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tied to that. We don't know
what the Feds have, but we do

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know that there will be other people
coming forward. And Peloton is probably one

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of the first companies to fully disassociate
itself with Sean Colmes, and I don't

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think they were even monetarily tied.
I'm quite sure they paid something for the

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rights to use his music, but
they weren't exactly tied to him. But

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this is the first There'll be many
more in the future. You're listening to

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later with Moe Kelly on Demand from
KFI AM six forty. Before we get

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out of here very quickly, I'm
gonna say the Cockroach story for tomorrow to

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Wallace, so just put that on
a run for tomorrow. I want to

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spend more time with that. Are
we really gonna go to the movies this

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Friday? Are we really gonna go
to the movies this Friday? Damn back

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out. I don't do well late
at night when it comes to movies,

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dude. You best take yourself a
grandfatherly nap and be ready, and you

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can take a pretty solid nap between
the show being over in the movie,

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right. I cannot go to sleep
that late for any type of nap.

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Any nap after seven o'clock is doomed. Yeah, no, he can't.

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He can't sleep after he gets off. He ain't go sits like two three

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o'clock. Just has to be during
the day. So trust and believe.

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There's nothing you need to worry about
out during the day on Friday. There's

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no interviews the show. Mark's already
got his review, probably already lined up.

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Nauticle will be here. The show
is pretty much done for Friday.

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We got the contest, you know, T shirts and movie codes worked.

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It's a very easy Friday. You
don't have to like do much during the

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day except for take yourself a nice
nap, dude. And there's a pretty

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goffy couch here for you as well. Yeah, the newsroom, newsroom.

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I might have to go in the
newsroom and use that and hopefully Aaron or

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Bethany won't be in there, because
I will be smart Friday. If you

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know it's going to be empty here
on Friday and you'll be left alone,

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you'll be fine. Oh yeah,
yeah, like yeah, you of all

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people I should trust you. Nobody
will do oh no, nobody will draw

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on your forehead. You'll be fine. There will be no pranks played on

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you. We want you to be
all rested up for the movie. Okay,

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tell me again, what time does
the movie start? Eleven thirty?

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And Mark, don't you have to
like stay till midnight sending it close.

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I might have to catch up with
you guys a little bit later because Fridays,

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I'm out at eleven thirty. But
they'll have tons of previews, so

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sure I'll get there. And I
say that means it's going to start at

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midnight. That's just it's opening night. They have I don't know how many

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trailers who are going to show all
the summer movies. Yeah, then,

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and you know I can't forget about
Nicole Kidman's intro. Oh of course,

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that's an extra minute and a half
right there. Well, who doesn't want

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to soliloquy on the on the magic
of going to a theater and having people

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open mouthed chump popcorn in your ear. That sounds almost appetizing. No,

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never, No, I mean I
could have gone for the midnight show,

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but I was trying to get it
a little earlier for you. Mom.

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Oh, it's all the same after
a certain point. You know, if

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you would have started the movie at
ten fifteen, I might have been able

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to swing that. But you have
me like an hour and a half or

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more of downtime between the end of
the show and the beginning of the movie.

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Woo. I mean ten fifteen the
movie would have to be showing in

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the lobby here. That's right.
Make it happen, captain. Look,

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it's not Look, it's gonna happen
while we are there. You will be

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entertained. Listen, that's not the
problem. I have to drive home afterwards,

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so do we all. It's only
a two and a half hour movie

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right before sun drive home, right, I know you'll cross the paper boy

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when when you get home. And
look, look, just throwing a nice

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comfy Mumo take out your teeth,
put them in a cup next to you,

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and one of those cup holders in
the seat. I'll be right next

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to you. I'll pinch you if
I If I see you nodding off,

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we're gonna have a great time.
Look, I don't do It's not like

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I would be doing the Walk of
shame. But it's kind of like the

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Walk of shame where you're getting home
and the sun is coming up and you

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realize I haven't been to sleep yet. No, it's way too late.

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I look. You want to laugh
about me putting my teeth in a cup?

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Yes, I am old man.
Get off my lawn, eat dinner

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at four o'clock, go to sleep
at six o'clock. If I had my

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own way. Yeah. What's even
worse is the walk of shame is going

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to be after spending a late night
with three dud guys. There's no upside.

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So where have you been out with
the fellas? Oops? No strip

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club? Something you want to tell
me? It's like, there's like no

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upside. So who was with you? Stephan? What was Stephan warring?

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Khakis shorts? What are you talking
about? She's gonna know your lying if

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you say answers always shorts, all
his shorts. All right, I'll try

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to wrap my mind around it.
I got three we've never been before,

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not just entertained. That's not helping
the case at all. That's that's not

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that's not making me more enthusiastic.
Okay, that's not drawing you towards it

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more. No, no, no, no, that's giving me more dread.

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Don't scare them off, foush.
I think we got this in the

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bag fair enough. All right,
we'll see you all tomorrow and we'll give

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you the cock road story tomorrow.
I promise it's good. It was worth

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more than four minutes, so I
want to save it until tomorrow. Can

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