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You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly
on Demand from KFI Am sixty. It

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is time for the Viral Load with
Tiffity Hopps. Good evening, mister mo

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Kelly. Let's get into it.
So we have stories from TikTok, from

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X and everything in between, stories
about calling for change, stories about a

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viral drink, and three cities getting
a lot of attention. The first story

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comes from TikTok and it deals with
spotting something unusual. So people were on

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TikTok. They were watching this user's
live streamer or live upload where this person

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was going through kind of the rigmarole
of whatever it is that he was doing.

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What he was doing isn't important.
But what happened is while he was

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essentially kind of cleaning out a fish
tank, trying to fish out some things

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from this fish tank, eagle eyed
spotters on TikTok who were watching this video

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so started to see something on the
man's hands, and what they saw was

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a faint white line in his nail
bed on his fingers. Okay, what

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they did is they stopped responding to
what they were seeing about the fish tank.

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That became a non sequitor. They
didn't care about the content the man

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was uploading. They were more interested
in transmitting to him their fear and concern

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about what was on his fingers.
So these eagle eyed spotters decided to start

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commenting and messaging this man, encouraging
him to look at his fingers because what

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they felt they saw was a sign
of skin cancer. So they encouraged the

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man to get checked out. He
did. He scheduled an appointment right away

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and found out that he was in
had an early stage of melanoma on his

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fingers. So TikTok can be very
very helpful in this way. So I

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guess a lot of people saw a
bunch of utube videos and felt that they

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were doctor enough to make some medical
recommendations and save someone's life. They did,

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and they happened to be right,
which is the good thing about that's

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the downside because now they're gonna take
like they can diagnose anybody. Yeah yeah,

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I mean, I'm sure nine times
out of ten they'll be wrong,

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but that one time was very very
helpful. So kudos to those millions of

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people who were watching and those who
reached out to this guy. His username

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is razous, and good luck to
him and his cancer. Battle. The

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next one has to deal with Taylor
Swift. Taylor Swift is now in the

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European leg of her international tour.
She's still touring. She's been touring for

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they of her career, it seems, and she's in Europe now touring.

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This is how she makes her bread
and butter. She can't buy all these

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jets for nothing. She was touring
literally last year. She was touring literally

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last week, it seems. But
she's back on tour. She's not here

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right now. She's in Europe.
She'll be back soon enough. And she

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was in Paris. So she's playing
this huge arena, it's the Parti la

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Defense Arena. She's there, sixty
seventy thousand seats. And again, eagle

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eyed spotters, these people are really
really good at finding things kind of in

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the background as they're watching videos on
TikTok or whatever social media platform. These

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spotters noticed in the crowd a baby
on the floor in the arena. Say

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what exactly what happened was at this
arena? There were these two parents who

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paid for a ticket. All people, no matter the age, according to

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this arena, have to pay for
a ticket, and they took their infant.

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They took their infant to a Taylor
Swift concert. Wait a minute,

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let me just stop there for a
second. Loud Taylor Swift concert some things

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if your new parents you just can't
do. You might have to stay home,

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You might have to let someone else
use the tickets. And obviously you

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bought the tickets, and mama was
pregnant. I'd have to assume you knew

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this day was coming. Something.
Just the sheer decimals or decibel, excuse

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me of the volume in an arena
like that can deafen people with the best

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hearing. Inexcusable, But go ahead
continue. They subjected their infant to this

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concert. Your judgment about Taylor Swift
and her music be damned, but we

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can all agree that a concert like
that is way too loud. And they

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put the baby on the floor.
They made a little palette for the baby,

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put the baby on the floor while
they stood around the baby and enjoyed

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the concert. People usually standing up
and dancing and moving around. And people

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were standing up and dancing and moving
around. And this baby was on its

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back on the floor while they were
doing that. And here's the thing.

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They probably would have could have gotten
away with it if they hadn't or others

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hadn't taken footage of this concert,
like everyone does. You ever go to

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a show, everyone has their phone
out now makes it hard to enjoy.

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But what they did is they uploaded
the content in real time and people saw

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and reported the arena. I bet
so. I bet one or both of

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those parents were also drinking. I
probably I would agree with you. And

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here's how I know. They were
probably sheepish and you know, a little

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guilty about what are feeling a little
guilty about what they did. So the

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arena actually responded and kind of doubled
down on their policy and said that,

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you know, they allow anyone into
the arena, but they encourage infants to

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not attend because it's too loud,
and that they didn't have a part of

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this. You know, they're trying
to kind of get as far away from

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this as possible. Well, two
people identifying themselves as the parents of this

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infant also responded on social media and
they basically told people, hey, get

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over it. We did it.
Get over it. When does Child protect

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the services come in? I mean, I know it's in Europe. I

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don't know if the parents are American
where they resigne, but whatever the European

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equivalent of that is dangerment. There
has to be there has to be something.

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You see people who take children to
concerts and they always have these huge

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noise canceling headphones on, whether it's
the children of the performer or a patron.

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This baby didn't have any protective anything
on. It was just there,

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let alone and a sea of people
where anything could happen. And we have

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seen this happen time and time again. If you do it in public,

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don't presume privacy. And if you
do it in public, assume there will

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be public commentary on what you do
in public, absolutely, and people will

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be watching. And if you upload
this content, you will subject yourself to

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the critiques and possible reporting by users
on different social media platforms. When we

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come back, MO, We're gonna
again talk about a new trend and I'm

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going to ask you and the guys
a question about what you put in your

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soda if anything, Oh, that's
interesting. I'm afraid to ask what Mark

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POTENSI and his so, so I
leave that to you. I'll do it

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when we come back. Part two
of the Viral Loads. It's coming up

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next with Tiffany Hobbs KFIM six forty
Live Everywhere, the I heartradio app you're

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listening to Later with Moe Kelly on
demand from kfi AM six forty. This

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is now time for part two of
the Viral Load with Tiffany Hobbs. Here

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we go. People add things to
food and drinks all the time. You

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might add alcohol, you might add
some spices that are unusual, and certain

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things can spark trends. That's if
people agree that your taste is a good

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thing to follow. Well, there's
one woman on TikTok. She's from Mississippi,

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a beautiful state. Her at name
or username is Mississippi Mema. So

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those of you who are from the
South are familiar with the South. A

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mema, you know, is a
grandmotherly figure, and this woman does not

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look like a grandmotherly figure at all. She's actually younger, but she goes

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by this name to kind of signify
old school traditions. And something that she

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shared recently has gone viral. What
she shared is that she puts wait for

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it, she puts pickles in her
soda, in her doctor pepper cut up

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pickles. What she did is she
goes to a sonic burger stand, a

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drive through. We have sonics out
here in southern California. They're mostly in

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the South, and she goes to
a sonic and she orders this drink.

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Steph, can you play it for
us? Do y'all white pickles? Do

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ya want doctor pepper? Well,
come, I only knocks me knocking and

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show you some. So we at
the neighborhood sonic. Let's see how long

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it takes them too. They're pretty
busy. Please, yes, ma'am,

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I need to get a large doctor
Pepper with pickles. All right, we

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got a large after pepper with pickles, and you're gonna see this. Okay,

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okay, thank you so much.
Yeah, fam, and you have

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a great day to day. We
had a total of three Thank you,

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thank you, Steph. So wait, yeah, was taking order obviously had

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taken that order. Didn't even nope, didn't even question that, did you

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say pickles? None of that.
And in fact, we're going to ring

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it up as cherries because we don't
have pickles here in the in the register

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on the screen, so we're going
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sliced pickles in your doctor Pepper.
So this might not be unusual for a

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large segment of the population around the
country, but for those of us in

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southern California, it does feel a
little strange. Another reason not to ever

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live in Mississippi ever. I love
Mississippi. I love the South. I

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learned in visiting the South and talking
to friends and family that peanuts also are

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a common additive, whether in Doctor
Pepper or I did a little bit of

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research. They add spices and make
it a massala type of coke. I

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get the idea of making a soda
spicy. There's a spice, a saltiness

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to pickles. There's a saltiness to
penis, I get. I get the

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through line. All right, it's
still nasty. It is unusual. And

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Mississippi me Ma says to her millions
of followers or this this has been viewed

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and interacted with millions of times,
the epitome of a viral video, that

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this is it's wonderful. You should
try it. And a lot of people

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are weighing in, of course,
with their their ideas about what should and

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should not go and coke so Mo
Steph twala. If you're listening Mark Ronner

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over there in the news booth,
do you have any unusual additives to your

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soda or any other sort of common
drink like tea or milk or anything like

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that. I don't drink soda.
And the only time I did drink soda,

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this was years ago, I would
use it as a mixer for Jack

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Daniel, So I don't even do
that anymore. I drink my Jack Neat.

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Straight up. I don't drink soda
at all. Even when I did,

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the only thing I would put in
it is liquor. So I can't

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think of any type of additive to
SODA's I've got an additive. I do

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it all the time. It's not
no, it's not and it's not crazy.

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It's not crazy. That's what you
say. Will be the joker.

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Look and the kids will tell you
everyone who's tried it, they love it.

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It is called a flaming bird.
Flaming Bird is the name of the

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drink. And someone's going to steal
this idea. I don't even want to

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put it out there, but it
is diet coke and horchatata or No one's

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gonna steal that, Towa. I'm
telling you nobody. Look, you will

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go, you will go through a
spot and and it will be on the

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menu. Drink anytime I go to
uh I will and sometimes I joke around,

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said I want a flaming bird,
And I said, what's that?

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I'm like diet coke and her chatta. And you know what they say,

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Oh sure, sure, sure you're
problems that uh let tino drink. Did

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you get it from? No?
No, I got it because of my

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affinity for at one point in time. Taken from Laverne and Shirley, milk

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and pepsi okay, and a flaming
bird. It tastes a lot like a

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just like say, imagine like a
milkshake. No, a milkshake just melted,

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like like like a float, like
like if you have if you have

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a coke float and the ice cream
has melted, it's just a creamy.

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It tastes like a creamy uh coke. You have to use use diaicoke because

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the horse chot of sweet. So
if you used dia cooke, the hort

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chotta brings it it just it makes
the kick of the Dike coke subtle and

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the sweetness and and then the taste
of cinnament in there. I'm telling you

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someone's gonna be like, yes,
while I tries your flaming bird, I

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would rather go to the d MV
B three zero nine. That's just me.

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I'd rather be in the DMV than
ingest that toula. When you order

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one of those that to drive through, do they say that's great, ma'am?

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When are you do hardy? Don't
step it hard? Don't you dare?

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God, Look, that was just
lame. I think it's perfectly reasonable.

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Giving your ask, I'm going to
the combination of those flavors that would

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make sense. No, it doesn't. Anyone anyone who's had anyone who has

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had a coke float will tell you
that this has a good taste. But

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the sad part is when the float
starts to melt and I don't like that.

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Yeah, I'm telling you you don't
like it until you try fling to

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drink it real fast. Now,
the Flaming Bird, the consistency, it's

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it's really good. You gotta get
a good hor chada though you can't do

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such a thing. Yes, what
are the elements? It's God, it's

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got the cream has to be right, it can't be too over pop.

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I don't like well, okay,
that's why. Look if I don't like,

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I'm definitely not gonna like it.
With with no, I get that.

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Yeah, Okay, to Wallace point, I'm defending him because that that

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actually makes sense because it has like
a cinnamon taste. It's got a ricey

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milk flavor, and then diet pepsi
there is a cinnamon kind kind of already.

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Yeah. See, now your stuff
is coming out. See Mark,

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I hate to agree with you on
yet another thing, but I don't drink

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pop either. I haven't for years
and years. Well, of course not.

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You call it pop, see how
old you are, especially if you're

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in the Midwest. Illinois, Michigan
is definitely pop. Pop ever works out

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for California. I did some hard
time in the Midwest, so that makes

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perfect sense. But I mean,
when I first started a newspapers, I

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used to drink cokes like chain drink
them because coke and like PEPSI, has

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a little bit more of a bite
to it. But I've never added anything

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to it. In the name of
God, why would you do that?

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No peanuts, No pickles. Peanuts. Yeah, people put peanuts for that

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salty contrast. The only thing I've
ever put in my soda, and this

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is before they started actually making cherry
coke. I would put a little bit

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of grenadine. Oh in my coat, that sounds good too. Yeah,

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that in a predated Cherry Coke.
Then Cherry Coke said, hey, why

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don't we make cherry coke exactly what
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why do we make flaming birds?
Well, you take you better trademarket

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I can't. So you're saying you
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pretty much pretty much? Yeah,
yeah, okay, but I'm an exotic

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with it. Do you like a
nice Roy Rogers something? When I was

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a kid, I drank Shirley Temples
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what is a Roy Rogers? It's
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All these fancy Chirley Temple was coke
and grenadine, but the Roy Rodgers

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was like seven up in grenaedine.
Shirley Temple is right right, yeah,

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clear? And and grenadine. Okay, basic isola and grenadine. Both of

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them are just foul unless you're a
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Yeah, no no drinks for you. There no drinks for you. Well,

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since I'm not expecting, I think
shame on you. We're gonna save

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the last two stories for next week, so we'll come back to them because

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they'll still be fresh. Then they're
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Why don't we just extend the viral
loads? We can? We certainly

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can. Look, you have to
let some people know you're going to be

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filling in in their future. Yeah, I'll be filling in on Friday,

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June seventh, right here on the
Later Show, Later with Kelly. I'll

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be here. You're off, you
have a day off. Mo know about

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Twala's thanks. He's off, So
I'll be here and we'll still do the

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game. We'll still do the full
format. I know the show. I'm

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excited about it, and then if
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another chance to get it right.
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twentieth and twenty first Wednesday Thursday Friday, I'll be filling in right here on

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from KFI AM six forty. It's
Later with Mo Kelly. The extended Remix

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dance version of the Viral Load with
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for us. Thank you. That's
me DJing extended remix dance version. Here

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we go. Have you talked about
mo at all with friends or anyone this

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installation that is in New York City
and Dublin. Has that come up in

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conversation at all? Oh? The
portal? The portal? So what's going

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on if you guys don't know,
is that there is a portal. So

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it's a two way or it's a
camera. Basically, it's a camera,

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big two way camera. It's an
installation in both Dublin, Ireland and New

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York City. And what it does
is it's connecting the two cities through this

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camera and each side can see the
other. Now, of course, when

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people can see each other, people
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and people like to be s well. What happened was earlier last week this

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portal was unfailed. There's a company
that installs these portals in different places.

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They've been in Poland, they've been
other places in Europe. They brought them

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to New York and to Ireland and
it's to allow people to connect again.

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So these portals are set up again
in Ireland and in New York and people

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are looking at each other, and
people started flashing each other. A woman

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flashed her bare breast. So they
do that New Orleans. They do that

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in New Orleans all the time,
but not not within this installation, which

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was expecting and I don't know how
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expecting to be a bit more civil
and controlled. Oh, come on putting

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it in a very popular party city
like Dublin, Ireland, and then in

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New York City where we Americans love
to take our liberties, and so people

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did. After about four days,
this installation was actually closed down to the

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public. It only existed for a
fraction of the time. It's expecting to

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go through the fall. They plan
to reopen it after they kind of put

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some more security measures in place.
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well is you started getting the real
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People in Ireland were holding worse.
People in Ireland were holding up screens that

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had pictures or videos of nine to
eleven and showing New Yorkers that yeah,

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absolutely they got have nice things.
We cannot have nice things. And this

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was on twenty four to seven.
It was a live video link. So

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right now it's closed down, the
company plans to open it back up.

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It has gone viral across every social
media platform, millions upon millions of commons

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and interactions, so you you will
see this if you haven't already. And

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their aim is to bring it to
us city near you. I guess I

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have to do it like radio and
have a on a delay. Yeah don't,

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but I'm made serious. No,
they absolutely need that. In New

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York they actually had security around it, not necessarily in Dublin, but the

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security couldn't prevent people from still exposing
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of kind of this, you know, scourge of society. Why do we

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lose our minds just because there is
a camera or a screen in front of

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us. I don't get it.
We lose, We throw all caution to

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the wind. We have no sense
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it's it's all about having that platform, whether it's a digital platform or a

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platform right in front of you,
a physical platform. People love to show

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out. They show up and show
out every time. Last story for this

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extended mix of the viral load,
there's a woman who went viral for talking

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about the town she lives in.
She lives in a small town. That's

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not the story. There's small towns
exactly. There are small towns everywhere,

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but her small town is especially unique. It's in Alaska, and this woman,

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Jenessa, exposed what her town actually
is comprised of. There are about

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three hundred and eighteen people living in
this town. It is called Whittier.

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It's a former US military base,
not too well, whitty or Alaska.

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You can see it from your house
right. So in Whittier, Alaska,

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in this city, the three hundred
and eighteen people all live in one tower.

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There's one excuse me, it's it's
kind of a pocket that it takes

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tower. It looks kind of the
Eiffel Tower. It is a tower.

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This is really cool. I've read
about Whittier and there's one tunnel to get

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to it here. Is it like
the TV show Silo? Yes, but

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not underground? Well, it is
underground partially. The access, like Mark

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said, is underground only. You
can only access Whittier, Alaska through this

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underground tunnel. The rest of it
is above ground. But they are essentially

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sequestered in this tower. They have
their everything in the tower. They have

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the church, a store, a
building, office, a post office,

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and there's a school across the street
that is only accessible through an underground tunnel.

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Is this a function of the weather
for most of the year where it's

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easier and safer to have everyone within
this enclosed environment. Yeah, and Mark,

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you seem to have heard and read
or watched more about this, so

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please weigh in with what you know. But from what I gathered, this

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young woman, Janessa does talk.
She says she's lived there for the last

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seven years, but that weather is
a huge factor for sure. Yeah.

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I've been wanting to write a horror
story about it for literally years. A

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friend of mine told me about it
a few years ago, and it's been

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on my mind ever since. It's
pretty good. Yeah, it seems like

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it would lend itself to bad things
happening when you have people hold up in

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a tower months on end and their
whole life revolves around that very limited space.

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I don't care how big that tower
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No, And that's what's happening.
On social media. People are weighing in

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with their comments and their ideas and
thoughts of course, about what could possibly

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go wrong. A lot of it
has to do with dating and people saying

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that you're not going to be able
to have any sort of tryst. No

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sneaky, you arn anything, you
can't exactly creep, you can't creep,

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you can't creep, you can't do
anything. And you're gonna hear the next

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person Burt practically by the way that
this is all situated. But you knew

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the job was dangerous when you took
it, when when you decided. Look,

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if Janessa says that she's been living
in Wittier, ask for the past

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seven years, that's a choice.
Yeah, you know, you could have

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gotten your ass out of there at
some point. It's a choice. She

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loves it, she raves about it, which is something wrong with the people

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were diss d' is a mudgy
today. We didn't even say she was

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single. Most she's a beautiful girl. She may be beautiful, but she

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wants half in the tower. She's
probably not all there, or she knows

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something we don't know, and she's
getting ready for something we should all be.

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It sounds like some sort of a
cult or something. We'll see if

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Mark can write that movie fast enough, maybe it really sounds like a good

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place for Vampires, doesn't it Thirty
days of Night exactly, exactly absolutely twenty

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And also before we get out of here,

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we had talked about well, I
should say it's an ongoing conversation.

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I make the point that there is
no such thing as cancel culture. There

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are consequences, there's capitalism, but
not actual cancelation where people's careers end because

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they did one thing wrong or they
said something wrong, and there's this backlash.

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I'm all for people being held accountable
for the things they say, things

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they do. But when they say
so and So's career they've been canceled,

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as in past tense, their career
is over. That just does not happen.

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Like, for example, if there's
an event that is not going to

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happen, like let's say we scheduled
an interview. Hey, the interview with

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so and so. It's been postponed. That's one thing. If I say

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it's canceled, that means it's not
happening at all. When you say to

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me cancel culture, you're saying to
me that they are done. They are

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past tense and not coming back.
It's more like postponed. People will take

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a time out, they'll take a
break and then they'll come back. They're

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all sorts of examples. There is
Nick Cannon, he said a lot of

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anti Semitic things. Look at him
now, it's just watching him on the

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MASD Singer. His career is doing
better than ever before. We've talked about

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Mel Gibson similarly, his career now. I would say he's on the back

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end of his career. So his
star was never going to burn as brightly

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as before because I think he's late
sixties now. He was not a star

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in essence. We talked about Will
Smith, how he has a major blockbuster

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which is in production right now.
They're and they're shopping at the can Film

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Festival which is coming up. He
has Bad Boys four another example, and

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we also said Kevin Spacey, just
give it a little while, he will

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come back. News broke today that
Sharon Stone and to Walla Sharp's favorite actor

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in the world, Liam Neeson,
demand demand that Kevin Spacey be allowed to

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resume his Hollywood career. Well,
no one needs to allow him. They

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just have to, you know,
give him a chance. And what you're

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seeing is that slow turn of the
corner where eventually Kevin Spacey will be back.

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When you have heavyweights like Liam Neeson, and let's be real, he's

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a heavyweight. Sharon Stone publicly clamoring
for Kevin Spacey to come back. It

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doesn't mean that his star will shine
as brightly as when he was. Frank

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Underwood doesn't mean that doesn't mean that
he will be the same as he was.

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I mean, yeah, if you
do things there are consequences. Will

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Smith will not be the star that
he was. He will still be viable,

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he will still be able to green
light movies, but he won't be

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the Will Smith prior to the Oscar
slapt Kevin Spacey won't be the same Kevin

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Spacey prior to all of these allegations. Not that he was exonerated of all

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of them. He wasn't. There
were some that went away. There were

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some that we understand that he allegedly
paid off. But he won't be the

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same star as before. But his
career is not over. And you're seeing

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the steps which are being taken to
pave the way to allow Hollywood to say,

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okay, we have permission to bring
Kevin Spacey back into the public fold.

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Now, if you run to another
country, that's not canceled, that's

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not being canceled. That's just your
running. Roman Pulaski, it's different.

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Okay, that's not being canceled.
You're running, You're self canceling at that

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point. But Kevin Spacey, he's
just on the precipice of coming back.

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There is I submit humbly, there
is no cancel culture. There is capitalism.

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And if someone thinks that you're viable
economically, that you can make someone

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money, then you will be back. It's just that simple. That's why

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I keep Mark around. I think
Kevin Spacey is not coming back so much

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as Frank Underwood as he is Frank
Groupenwood. Come on, no, come

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on, no, no no.
He has not been convicted of any such

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crime, nor have I suggested those
allegation. That was a completely satirical comment

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covered by the first ten. That
is a low blow beneath the bell.

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There's there's a documentary about him in
at least two parts. I don't know

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if there's more or not on Netflix, and I came home last night to

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a full report of it. I
think maybe we all better check that out

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before we declare anybody's coming back.
He he also, I don't know if

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you guys know, he also made
an apology video under Yes he did,

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and I actually liked it. It's
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I was like, wow that was
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haven't met him, but he seems
like a different, like they say,

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a different type of cat. He's
a different dude. He's more like his

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character in seven than people want to
admit. He's different. I'm not saying

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he's a psychopath, but he's out
there. Yeah, he makes us bed

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a little bit differently than the rest
of us. Just said it like that.

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