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fabulous, Jay Kershner in the company of Doug Stephen. It happens to be
a Wednesday. Happens to be actually the first full week, not full love
way, but you know it's the seventh, so today is the anniversary of
the first week. It's pretty clumsy, isn't it. Huh, All right,
let's get to some of the things that are important for you to think
about. Is if you're starting your day with us or you're finishing your day,
there's always room for something positive, something good. And I have liked
this since the first time I ever saw it. Try this on for size.
The bond that links your true family is not one of blood, but
of respect and joy in each other's life. The bond that links your true
family is not one of blood, but of respect and joy in each other's
life. I think that's I think it does hold for families, but it
could also hold for good friends, like I think you and I are close,
where friends have always become friends and felt good. I think maybe that's
why the people who are here with me survive, because I have love and
respect for them, And so that's what you're That's the greatest thing actually that
you can have that you can share, is that love and respects of something
to I think where here's an example of that. Last month, the Gift
of Adoption Fund, which is a national nonprofit organization up familiar with which basically
assists families and completing adoptions for children in very difficult circumstances. There was a
fairly well, not more than it's more than fairly. It's quite an iconic
event. Since since foundation in nineteen ninety six, the charity has matched five
thousand children j with loving families all around the country, and the contributions to
do this have total over fifteen million dollars. So if you're looking for a
charity, I always you know, I'm not a big fan of the big
charities at all, and ones where one hundred percent of your donation does not
go to the whole parts you're donating that. Yeah, you have to watch
out for those. Yep. So it's gift of adoption dot org or dot
net gift of adoption they have they have this week in order to get to
the five thousand children mark, they've completed the adoption of three Ecuadorian brothers.
So the brothers stay together. That's the hardest thing when sometimes these things having
families come here get broken up and they get separated and they never see each
other. Yea, yeah, siblings oftentimes are not adopted into the same family.
Right, Yeah, I think this is cool. Um, I think
it's yeah. Right. A lot of things going on around the world we
don't necessarily talk about. Actually, you know, there's something going on in
England now, and I wonder what you think about this. The United Kingdom
has I guess I would we say, passed the law in parliament. Yeah,
they passed laws in problem to make it legal for grand parental Is that
the way you pronounced it? Grand parental? We got grandparental, I like
the better grand parental leave so that grandparents can help in the raising of new
children. So let's say, okay, how about we focus on one thing
at a time, like actual mandated maternity leave and paternity leave before parents died.
On this over there they have it. This is England that they have
that sty so this is the next over here right from the then yeah,
right, it's kind of a interesting idea. The research on this was done
at Oxford University. You were, I probudly say my daughter has she she
says, Dad, You can't say I have a PhD. Because that's not
what they call it. They call it a d phil. But whatever it
is, it serves her well and her chosen craft and field a lot of
great things. I remember spending a lot of time on that. The campus
is because there are a number of different colleges that make up Oxford University.
Anyway, the point is that them that what they've done there is change the
mind set of people. And England is not a particularly it's it's it's a
moderately socialistic country, but not certainly as bad as many of them, and
I say bad quotation marks. They don't go as far as many of the
other countries, for example, in Spain and Italy, they go much further
when it comes to this sort of thing that we would consider socialism. And
some people would say this was socialism. I having to think it's a decent
idea if done well. And so that's the question, right, how do
you do it well? And this is uh, they're at least they're the
ones they're doing it, and they're trying it. So that's it. That's
a step in the right direction as much as anything else. Okay, this
is a step in the wrong direction. There were high school graduations going on
over the past week or so. Last night, two youngsters were killed.
I think they were both involved in this high school graduation shooting took place in
Virginia. A nineteen year old who is now in custody is going to be
charged with murder this shooting involving the graduation. There were a number of handguns
involved in this. Here we go again one more time. Needless killing,
needless, that's not even the right word for it. This is a horror
show. Actually two people were killed, but seven were shot all together.
This is in Richmond, Virginia high school graduation ending and so all the attendees
when the shooting started, ran out into the street all over the place,
running all over the place. And so this nineteen year old escapes on foot,
but the police catch him and the chief said that the reason that they
charged him with murders because two people died that he shot. Well, yes,
yeah, and I am very appreciative when the murderer's taken alive. So
I feel like we can always get more answers which will not bring people back,
but it doesn't become speculation or trying to piece puzzle pieces together. It
is the person is alive, they can actually be interviewed and questioned. Well.
I don't know that they have attached any rhyme or reason to it yet,
but one of the people that was killed was a student that was graduating,
an eighteen year old male and then thirty six year old father who is
there for the graduation or a cousin or something. I'm not sure they'll find
the motive. They'll get a lot out of this, right yeah, But
there it still raises the deeper question that nobody wants to discuss. Where,
why is this happening? Take away the weapon of choice anyway, because these
things are happening, whether it is somebody taking a vehicle and slamming it into
people or other ways, people are hurting people. We have mass killings like
this, We have people who end up on the wrong doorstep and are being
killed. What is the deeper issue that? Why does this keep happening?
Again? Take away with the murder weapon used? Why does this keep happening?
There's another one. A white woman as accused today of fatally shooting a
black neighbor. She shot her through the door. Sitting in the window is
and the woman was looking for her child's iPad that the children left in a
field that they were playing with, and the neighbor happened to see it and
took it home and they found the iPad based on the where's my Yeah,
where you've hree your phone there? Yes, So she went over to see
and this woman just hurld a whole bunch of racial slurs to her and I
hit one of the children over the head with sad iPad. Unbelievable. So
anyway, this woman has been arrested. And the sheriff said because the woman
is using a stand your ground defense. And the sheriff said, no,
sorry, that's not there's no sail there. Nope, you don't shoot somebody
from your window who's over there? And it's just it's these people are sad
and aren't we all sick of it? And there's another woman who's dead for
no good reason, no good reason. There's nothing about this that has any
value at all. Is we don't learn anything from these things. We keep
talking about them, and I know, frankly, when I look in the
mirror, why do I talk about this stuff? Because nobody does anything about
it. It's just one more story of how incredibly backward we are. Well
in society was not always like this, I know. I did not grow
up in a time like this where people were so reactive over being responsive,
people were so angry. There is such a level of anger that is just
absurd. Yeah, all right, Well, as long as we're talking about
high school graduation, here's something that is on the better side of high school
graduation. A senior prank. In fact, this is something was done at
a boarding school in Delaware. Youngsters broke into the head of school's home for
a supplies a surprise sleepover, surprise. So seventy seniors were involved with the
head of school, Joey McGrath is her name, Saint Andrew's in Middletown,
Kentucky. I think it is no Delaware. Sorry, I said it was
Delaware. So they camped in her kitchen overnight videos one or something like that.
She sucked the whole thing. It was pretty much the entire senior class.
They get into her house. When she came downstairs at six o'clock,
she realized she wasn't alone. She said, I was in shock. Every
possible corner. The youngsters were fitting like sardines. Took me a second to
realize what was going on. Prank time. So anyway, she opens the
door to a kitchen, finds this group of students settled over the kitchen.
So she closed the door and then she came back against saying good morning bunnies.
A lot laughter certainly from the children. Did you do what did you
do for senior prank when you graduated him? We didn't do anything. Yeah,
yeah, it was really thing. Yeah, senior prank stuff was more
of like one person would do something or a couple of people, but it
was always like singular, not the whole group. But there was one guy
who went streaking down the halls. He had his boxers on, but he
had a mask on his head, and when he turned the corner he busted
right into the principle. So it did not end well, didn't work well
this one did. The husband apparently was in on it. He left the
door open so that the youngsters could get in, and that that's kind of
fun too, I think, all things being considered, that's kind of a
cool thing. What I'm trying to think both of them. My high school
and my college prank was to bring a cow. Of course, it was
to bring a cow into school. That's what I did. Brought the cow
around. My high school was a single floor at Heidelberg. We brought the
cow up the stairs into what we call the U building. There was a
big hall upstairs and there were a lot of people. The high school thing.
I don't remember anybody really getting too worked up about it one way or
another, but I know that Dean was not happy with me. Did they
immediately know it was you? Oh of course they did. Oh yeah,
yeah, they know it was me. Yeah, right off the bat it
was me. So anyway, pranks graduating people who I guess the reason that
they're listening is because they like listening to us. We are people that others
want to listen to, people who others want to deal with, although it's
not a good sentence because there's a preposition or they really strongly dislike us and
they like disliking us. Yes, there's some of that too. Help yourself
to triple ate. What does it not? It's eight three? What I
forget that number and I haven't got in front of me. If you treat
people the right way and you are consistent over time, people will relate to
that because people talk. So if you have established a reputation, let's say
you're a small business person. I cater to small business folks because I hear
more from small business folks like me than probably any other constituency. And people
like the fact that I'm relating to them because I have the same experiences that
they do. In America's backbone are the small businesses that really run our country,
not the big giant banks and the big giant business even though I don't
like Yeah, I talked about all the time and I don't like them because
they have too much influence. Still, nine of all the businesses in America
are run by families who are small business concerns, So I think there's a
certain amount there are well, as LEO has some stats as to new businesses
being started now and how many of you are going out of business because it
can't get money because the thing. We have, this government created recession that's
screwing up a lot of stuff. But there still are a lot of people
who are optimistic about the country, optimistic about the future. Excuse me,
and they wanted a business excuse me, good evans, So I just had
a carrot. Sorry if the carrot. Yeah. So, anyway, if
you think about what is being done, how time goes by and opportunities come
to you into those who are working, those who want it will get it
because thoughts the things. That's Dougie's lesson for the day. Hopefully it has
some value with you and yours, because I think that's really where I've always
been. When I became old enough to figure out what was going on,
then you know, I just kind of it became natural, and I think
that is what goes on. It's natural, Okay. There For some reason,
there's a lot of focus today on the golf game. The game the
Saudi government creating a professional golf tour that competes with the PGA. This is
just like them. The Saudis are no good. I don't even know why
I'm talking about this because I don't like them and I don't want to highlight
them. So I'm going to take back the fact that I started talking about
What do you say, didn't hear any of them? Oh? But okay,
it's a blur, all right. The school graduation focus continuing, here's
a story from Nevada mothers speaking out after a group of special education students were
left out of the school yearbook. Hello, knock, knock, anybody home?
There were ten special education students, at least ten who were left out
of the schools year so where there no teachers or no administrators involved. And
this is just the students. What does that tell you about the student body?
But yes, and the students and the adults who are supposed to be
involved. And you can't just say, oh, it was an oversight.
No, you know that every single student gets put in and it was just
it's just heartbreaking and disgusting. It is. Yep, I'm in on that.
I don't even want to. I don't want parents are abridge, not
as they should be. I should absolutely be outraged. All right, let's
do and that's hello, thank you. I want to do some outrages.
You're ready. These are the outrages of the day, Starting with a youth
pastor in South Carolina who had been filming girls in the church shower. I
don't know what where? How do you? What do you do with that?
Right? And then it was labeled an incident of moral misconduct. It's
pedophilia. Like years old. Daniel Mayfield charged with five counts of first degree
sexual exploitation of a minor and one count of voyeurism. You think the incidents
date back to last year? The police got a win to this and arrest
of this guy. This is in the bathroom and Gowersville Baptist Church and land
Room, South Carolina, where Mayfield was working as a student pastor. The
church said in a statement its leadership was made aware of the incident of moral
misconduct perpetrated by one of our staff. You would never think someone you know,
like a family member, would do something like this, especially a church
family member. No, actually you wouldn't. That's what makes this so devastating.
What we should because a lot of times it is whenever we think of
these situations like this, it is people that we know. It is a
family member, a family friend, a member of the church with whom you
are involved. It is typically somebody that you know when things like this happen.
Yeah, well, my mother had an affair with the minister of the
church that we were going to at the time, and he was married.
You know, so, what did I tell you? I think that's where
I first started to wash my hands of being involved. That doesn't tell you
that they're all bad, because they aren't. Because I have very close relationship
with a youth pastor at my church. As I was growing up in the
youth we had great friends. One of my great friends for life, Gwen
Beard, was the president of the youth thing, and I was vice president.
And we loved each other. Not in the we were a boyfriend and
girlfriend. We just we just loved each other. I thought she was so
special. It was really kind of cool. At any rate, let's see
what else have we got here from outrages. There's another one. Utah school
district has banned the Bible. And you know what, good hear me out
on this before. Okay, a lot of people have been using the Bible.
When it comes to banned books, a lot of people are saying,
well, it's because of this is in the book, this is in the
book, this is in the book. And then other people are like,
well, the Bible has all of those things and nobody's banning that, and
so okay, good people are using the Bible as an excuse. We'll go
ahead ban the Bible. But the reality is no books shall be banned,
period. Stop banning books. Stop it. Isn't there another example of that,
another example of book banning. It seems to me or problem with books
being banned. It seems to me there was something floating around. It just
keeps going. I mean, really, the thing is, if you don't
want to read the book, don't read the book. If you don't want
child child read the book, parents should have the autonomy too. If there
is a book in question that is going to be part of a lesson,
parents should have to sign a permission slip. If some parents are okay with
the lesson, sign it, go for it. If a parent is not
okay with it, then have some kind of additional class that day or that
week where students who are not going to be a part of this can still
learn what they're supposed to be learning in a different capacity. So is this
like the Florida book banning, the same sort of thing the first parents.
It's really happening across the states. It's just Florida seems to be kind of
a little bit more concentrated. I guess what's what represents that thinking? A
lack of education, a lack of knowledge, lack of what what is it
that it could be all of the above, and all it perpetuates is more
of the same. We're not teaching people how to any critical thinking. We're
not teaching the people or the children, the students how to think. It's
all teaching what to think. And half betimes, if you hear people complain
about something, they are regurgitating comments from somebody else. Of course they are
else, because as soon as you start asking questions, they have no follow
up. My father, my father, My son was talking to his father
last night, as he often does, about he had a T shirt and
I said, Brenda, what the heck is that T shirt? It was
something he was taking his shot. He's not a big fan of government anymore
than his father is, but he takes a different approach to his He's not
quite as discerning as I am. And so I said to him, Oh,
so what's jazz? Jazz? Is jasper his son going to think when
he's old enough to read. And you know, Brendan has pretty saucy language
as well, his father did, but he didn't use it around his children.
Brendan sometimes lets it slip around his children. And then you know,
it's funny because Jasper seems knowing. He was just laughing almost uncontrollably. Last
night we were saying things. He knows it's me on the phone, and
he throws his hands up in the air and reaches like he can. He
wants to, he wants to find me, he wants me to come pick
him up, and of course I can. I'm on the phone on the
screen. He was eating avocados when Brendan called, and his face was covered
with avocados, and so he's so pleased with himself. He wipes it in
his hair, he puts it everywhere, and he's now beginning to speak.
You know, he can do Mama, Dad. He's almost got gramps down.
He's got lots of other things that are in his vocabulary. Ball dog,
you know, stuff like that. He calls because when he hears us
talking about water for some reason, Brendon and I were talking about water,
and he says agua like they're teaching him one Spanish word, and that's agua,
and that's what do you know? Anyway, So when Brendan lets out
with some fuzz bomb, um, I said, je cave. So what's
what's what's Jasper going to get out of that? Yeah, he won't pay
any attention to it. He knows a bad word. If Jasper has to
repeat him, as long as he uses it in the correct context, I
suppose yep, right, exactly, all right, Cleveland Browns, a couple
of defensive players were robbed at gunpoint. What the extra story with this?
Downtown in a nightclub, coming out of a club and they were robbed of
all of their jewelry wallets. Yes, so they catch the guys that did
it or not, I don't believe. So three o'clock in the morning,
Yeah, how did these guys? In Cleveland is not super great? It
never especially after a certain time. Whatever no good happens after midnight, and
that goes everywhere. Yeah. Well, I've spent a lot, actually not
spent two much time in downtown Cleveland, because I think I went through it
once or twice when I was in school, and I thought, yeah,
this is not anything special. What I do like is driving into town on
Interstate ninety and you come to that big left hand jog as you headed you
go into the city, or you follow eighty and ninety around the city and
you look out over the lake on that side. You know what I mean.
Oh yeah, it's gorgeous. Yeah, that's a fun that's a good
place. But the Browns weren't there, these players, it would seem,
so they got their pockets picked as it were. I'm Greg, I'm sixty
eight years old. I grew up in Cleveland, Ohio, major in business
administration. I do motivational speaking in addition to substitute teaching. Part of the
reasons for my motivational speaking is m I kind of feel like I have a
calling or giving back to the younger generation. You know, the Golden rules,
do one the others you'd help them doing to you. My wife,
Wanda, is a senior flight attendance, has been f line for over thirty
years. We do laugh quite a bed. I think most adults will start
realizing that they don't recall things as quickly, say used to, or they
don't read number of things as vividly as they once did. I've been taking
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or prevent any disease. We are practicing our linguistics, our derecatives,
and how to not end a sentence with a preposition. And the girls and
boys James Collins at the controls in our studio in Dallas caught me and I
did not end a word with a G. We held on to that moment.
Yes you did, and you will. I know you will. Here's
something good story about a nurse and her boyfriend who saved a man's life on
a flight home from a vacation in the Bahamas. The man thanking his lucky
stars his heart stopped on the plane, but there was a healthcare angel setting
a few rows back from him named Emily Rains, and acute care nurse at
a Baltimore hospital coming back obviously on the same flight from the Bamas with her
boyfriend. Flight attendant asked if there was anybody on board with medical training and
this she said, the pest was having a medical emergency. Some of his
reins quickly volunteered. On our way up there, I was trying to pre
game, wondering whether we have to do compressions. Oh yeah, like completely
preparing her boyfriend. I need if I need to do this, you need
to do this. You're going to have to help walk you through it.
Yep, yep, Sonry. Once you got to the passenger's seat, he
was slumped over. His face was purple. He wasn't breathing while they did
chest compression. She and her boyfriend for about twenty three minutes. They were
about to land and the work revived. This fellow rushed to the hospital.
So as the plane came to the gate treated this young lady was applause on
the plane. And when they get off the plane. That's kind of cool.
Yeah, someone's life, Yes, And I mean that is divine intervention
when you think about it. They are put on that flight for a really
absolutely agree All right, Well, let's see here what's going on with the
good, the bad, and the ugly. Here's this story from Tennessee today.
I have a woman who tried to hire a hitman to murder the wife
of a man she met online. It really makes you question. Also,
if you're married and it's not an open marriage, maybe you shouldn't be online
dating. Hello, ding ding ding ding ding ding ding. It isn't there
a website though? For people who want to have affairs? Oh? Yeah,
it's um. I remember having the guy that ran the website. What
the heck was AaB? Yeah, it's I cannot think of woman, Yes,
it's a woman's name. What was it? But it's actually that's actually
yeah, yeah, for people who are married and want to have affairs with
other maybe people, that's that's the website you would go to. Yep.
And I remember interviewing this person who ran Ashley Madison and people wanted to kill
me. Oh, how dare you do that? How dare you have that
trash on the air? What are you doing? Why are you giving people
these ideas? Are you doing it yourself? Well? I'm doing it because
I wasn't married, so do mean difference to me? But also I feel
like that would have been a really fascinated interview to But yeah, here the
whole the mind behind all of that, What made you do something like this?
Yes, because clearly it was a hit. It succeeded. Yep.
Anyway, so the criminal complaint against this woman, this father was on match
dot com, wasn't on some it wasn't on some like side dot com.
Do you have to pay for I think that's what the service you have to
pay for. It's not just a like Tinder or anything like that. She
was going to pay ten grand to have the spouse of a man that she'd
met on match dot com wiped out. It needs to seem random or accidental
plant some drugs don't want along investigation. She um moved in with her this
guy, yeah, murder for high god coining. The complaint authorities were literally
the murder request and informed that the the wife was the target of this plan.
Let's hear her name is Melody Sasser. She used the dark Web to
find a killer. Apparently there's an online killers market on the dark Web where
you can hire a hit man. Great, of course there is, of
course there is. Yeah, Well, so apparently this guy the newly web,
the husband met this woman before he was married and then told her he
was engaged, and then she kind of like lost it. Well, she's
going to be a beauty man right under the circumstances. Yeah yeah, yeah,
yeah yeah yeah, authority sledge. She was monitoring the whereabouts of the
intended victim through a fitness app. So stalking ad stalking to the list.
Yeah, she has a fitpit. Okay, so there you go. There's
another use for a fitpit. Speaking of that, doctor Ken has got me
on a fitbit that's very telling. Only when he's on What's Tomorrow he's on
we have to talk about how come it doesn't keep up the right time,
but it really is very helpful. And speaking of Ken and the Good Day
Health program which he is the host, and I'll prompt him along so that
over the weekend you can hear on Good Day Health doctor Jack Stockwell talking about
his issues and what he thinks. This week's big issues are when it comes
to the sort of natural side of the track and the conventional side represented by
Ken, who is a cardiologist down in Florida, will be talking this weekend
about Hodgkins lymphoma and what you can use to treat it. More focus on
breastfeeding and how important it is. Because he's a cardiologist. He talks about
heart attacks and loneliness and things that happen to your brain, that sort of
thing. On the podcast that's up now for Ken, we talk as usual
about a number of things. Most common cause of food poisoning in restaurants.
It's not what you think it is. That's why this whole podcast is worth
listening to just for that bit of information. The doctors who are talking about
no more COVID vaccine. Ken's not a fan of that necessarily anyway. He's
excited about a new treatment for severe depression that he talks about. He talks
about new hearing aids as well, lots of things. Always for your listening,
information, listening pleasure. Good Day Health Show podcasts are always available without
charge at Good Day Healthshow dot com or wherever you get your podcasts. Okay,
that's a little bit of tidbit. Here's a company called coin Base been
targeted by the government new lawsuit that alleges the cryptocurrency platform is still operating as
an unregistered securities platform and a brokerage service. So how many people here honestly
have crypto? Raise your hands? Anybody got crypto? I do not know.
I have some. I don't even know where it is that I put
a couple of bucks into it and lifted. I don't know. Maybe it's
just a write off at this point, which one was it, m I
don't know. I gave the money to a kid, and he was investing
it supposedly a whiz, A very good he's a kid, I know,
and he is a whiz. But I think you get caught. I don't
know. And you know what, I'm not judging it because it was my
decision. Nobody convinced me to do it. I just thought, well,
all the talk, But what it seems to bear out is that this is
a racket. A lot of people have made a lot of money, but
I think they're mostly racketeers or would be racketeers. Anyway, this is not
a place where you're going if you put money into it for the faint of
heart, if you watch your money every day and don't put it into this
stuff under any circumstances. So anyway, the government says coin Base hasn't been
transparent and now it regulates crypto. The government's reliance on an enforcement only approach
in the absence of clear rules, So the government doesn't understand what this is
about at all, anymore than I do or most of you. They don't
understand what this is about, right, would how do you get something?
How do you trade in something you don't even know what the value is?
Right? And some so non tangible. But also if if servers crash the
system goes down, technology seas is to be you don't have anything. Yeah,
right, it's not. It's not for the faint of heart. That's
for dark one sure at all. No, no, no. Delta Airline
airlines they call themselves the air because it's one company, but they have a
lot of airlines. They go a lot of different places. And so for
those of you who are annoyed at how close the seats are to together in
the back of the plane, how much of a pain it is, well,
uh, this is and there's never been. I see him in busses,
but I don't see anything in planes until now before wheelchairs. Right,
when you are in a wheelchair, you're wheeled into the plane and then you're
put onto seat. Yes, yeah, right, Well now they've got a
place where you're going to hook a wheelchair into the side of the plane.
This is a new design. Yeah yeah, so yeah, passengers can they
can remain in their wheelchairs just like they would if they run a bus or
train or anything like that. You go to a sporting event or a concert
or restaurant, a lot of times there is an area where you can your
wheelchair can fit and you don't have to get out and change seats or anything.
So why should a plane be any different? Yeah, right, exactly.
Identity theft. We all know what a problem that is and how it's
increasingly a problem with the economy being the way it is. I was.
I've been an idea of the theft victim more than once. Have you ever
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Yep. Right. Do you know what the average age the median age in
the United States is, No, No, that's the that's an upper end.
Now, I'm talking about the between birth and death, where more people
reside age wise than at any other place. How old close. The Census
Bureau says that the average person in America that is the median sometimes sometimes they
call it the meaning number. The median age in America thirty eight years eight
months old. That millennials are taking over the world. Yeah, that's you.
Yeah, listen, um, I think that. I don't know.
I just find it interesting to see the emphasis on various ages, and I
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friend. The Pet Show is something he's been hosting. I believe Marconi started
with radio nineteen twenty nine and Warren was nineteen thirty four. They give it
to me, so I just give it to you. You know how that
works. Warren has written a book. He's written a number of books called
Well. This one that I like is called Memoirs of a Pet Therapist,
which is what he is. He writes in the forward to the book,
my ability to talk with animals is a lot different from that of most people.
And whether it was learned or taught, I don't know. I do
this is a gift from God. You have a gift, and that gift
is what's been able to get you to help as many animals as you have
and as many people who have animals. And it isn't just about dogs and
cats. It's about horses, it's about goats, about cow your name.
I have on the American family farmer this week, a llama farmer. And
what an interesting thing they've got, an lama lama, I say that half
quickly, Alama or factory in Ohio. Have you ever done pet therapy?
You have to have been experienced for Yeah, I went hiking without four years
ago. It was very very popular to go hiking with a lama or an
alpaca, and it was found to be very very relaxing. Yeah, stress
right, Yeah, lamas are they just so? Camels are like that too,
but in a large variety of cows can mellow. Yeah, cows.
You know, I thought any animal can be a Racks book. You know,
I guess any animal can make a hey ra. A porky pine.
I'bout a porky pine as a therapy animal, Okay, all right? Eight
five five, nine nine nine. Doug is being used by people for all
sorts of things, including this fellow listening who wants to have his way with
you. In manner of speaking. You have the pet doctor on right now,
and I have a cat that close up my couch, underneath the couch,
my dead frame, everywhere, and I've done everything for a book,
water good everything. How do I shot the cat from clawing my furniture?
One is as claw toys that first thing. Yeah, I use the water
gun. I tried to stop the cat. Have you ever taken the time
to figure out maybe why the cat is scratching? Maybe the cat is board
Cats a nomadic by nature. Here's what I recommend. Number One, you
can go out and spend one hundred bucks on a scratching post. A cat
has no idea how much you spent on it. Bringing a cardboard box or
a paperback from the supermarket, it's like you hit the lottery. I would
recommend that every day, every other day, hit the supermarket bringing cardboard boxes.
Be creative, make a condo, put one on top of the other.
The reason for that is, again as I said, they're nomadic.
By bringing in boxes every day, every box, every bag smells different.
You can get the cat over there. Now. In terms of the scratching
specifically, it's not scratching to get you aggravated. Cats have cync glands on
the bottom of their feet, so very often they're marking territory with their poor
you want to stop it. Here's a quick sample, easy to do.
Go to the supermarket, go to a hardware store, hit home depot lows
whatever you want to do. Pick up some double stick tape. Put the
double stick tape in the area where the cat is scratching. It's like kitty
fly paper. He'll get the idea, and I promise you can have your
couch once again. But remember keeping them mentally stimulated by rotating their toys is
really really critical, and keeping their nails trimmed. There you go aou'd you
glad you called madam? Thank you eight five five nine nine nine, Doug.
Anytime you have a question for any of the people on the program,
especially Warren, help yourself. This is National Foster a Pet Month. I
will let see the light of day. Warren. You know, it's so
amazing that there are so many dogs at shelters that are killed every year,
and it's not killed for any other reason that overcrowding by people fostering dogs.
A couple of things happen. Number one, they get them out of the
shelter. Number two, they socialize and expose them the things they're going to
be exposed to on a regular basis and generally makes it a whole lot easier
for them to find a home. The problem is most people at foster pets
wind up as fluster failures. They wind up adopting the dog or cat.
But it's a great thing to do if you're a senior citizen, if you're
retired and you don't have a pet, and you want to get some time
for yourself and have a great time and make yourself feel better, maybe fostering
a dog or cat from a local shelter or rescue is definitely the thing to
do. It's so much easy to find a home for a dog or cat
if they've been socialized, rather than put into a shelter where it takes them
a while to decompress once they get out. There is a such a thing
as International Cat Day. I was thinking about that with regard to which she
said, or what that lady's question was. The cat early on in Egypt
was worshiped as a god. You knew that, right, cats? Right,
Hey, Barry. They actually they mummified the cats and buried them with
the people that are dead owned them, right exactly. I think Cleopatra has
a cat buried with her as a matter of fact. So anyway, after
the dynasty collapse, cats were popular everywhere. They were exclusive to the royal
family and then you know, they became a part of everything. By the
way, quickly me i yew. The word meow means cat in German and
not Egyptian meow. Really yeah yeow? How do I do as a cat?
Yow? Better as a cow? Wear next time from the Pet Show
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