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Oh, and what better way to
celebrate Friday on The Tony and Dwight Show

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with not Dave Jennings with Gusts the
best looking boss, Oh my gosh,

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and the smartest, so attractive.
We're so fortunate to have gust Most women

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in the office can't even concentrate when
he's in a meeting. Women want to

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be with him and men want to
be him exactly. That's a new twist

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on the butt kissing. You're all
doing there, I hadn't got that.

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The best looking, yes, thank
you. Here's the thing. Here's the

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thing. We haven't done anything wrong, I don't think. Well, let

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me find whatever yet. And by
the way, thanks for bringing us in

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with George Possum Jones. He is
one of the staples that we listened to

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when we hear in our Southern comfort
hot tub at night. Come on by

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seventy five and one pressing Highway.
This is the time, baby, hot

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tubs as low as fifty percent off
the rest of the today and tomorrow,

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and then that's that. Come on
down Preston Highway. They get a big

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banner it says hot tubs. Heale
pretty simple, all right? Well,

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was it an Allen attack? Yesterday. Man, we're gonna talk about Oh,

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Jim Ryan will tell us we'll have
let's go ahead and talk about it

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right now. Some people think it
could be an alien oft time. Well,

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there's a lot of them come across
the border, so that that kind

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of alien. Man, Oh,
you talking about the Martian Thomas Krawl.

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Yeah, man, is that what
they're saying? It could be an alien

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tuck. You don't know. It
could be a solar flare. What solar

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flare has been disproved? What did
Dave say he got it? How do

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you know the aliens didn't come through
the sun and made the solar flare.

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That's a damn good point, thank
you. And besides, they could use

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one of those pins, the men
in black pins on us exactly all.

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I wouldn't even know about the AT
and T person be like, no,

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it was a glitch. Just remember
what Dave Jennings said about the eclipse.

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He must be in the path of
total total totality. AT and T has

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said it is a new formatted program, uh that was supposed to help with

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coverage. And as we know,
if anybody's worked in the corporate world more

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than a cup of coffee and a
half a sandwich. You know that these

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programs come down all the time to
replace a program that right, So,

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so this will improve things? Will
it? This? This is the mantra

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for many companies that I've worked for, and I haven't worked for. Okay,

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okay, okay, but it's always
this. If it ain't broke,

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break it, break it. Uh. So that's what happened yesterday at and

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T At least that's their version of
things, at least, or at least

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that's what the CIA would lead you
to believe. Dunt dunt Hello, all

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right, bring back happy hour easily. Indiana usually has better laws, better

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taxes, better roads, better schools
than the Commonwealth of Kentucky. But Indiana

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had one last thing. They had
an uh they had a law against happy

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hours. Did you I had no
idea? Why is that that? Gus?

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Did you know they had a law
against a law against happy hours?

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Come on? That's true. So
now there's a bill to eliminate that.

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So the current law in the books
right now in Indiana is, if you

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have a special on appetizers or drinks, you have to have that special from

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the opening to close. You can't
have a two hour come on in and

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get half price though. So now
the bill has passed through all of the

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House and Senate, it's now in
on the governor's desk to sign to bring

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back happy hour in Indiana. And
there wasn't one person opposed to it in

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Indiana. Uh yeah, I'd like
half price cheese sticks. I wish people

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would participate in happy hours more.
It used to be a really big thing

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and a little big thing. Well
the bottom's kind of dropped out. I

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mean it still goes on, obviously, but the attendance on these happy hours

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is not near what it used to
be. But you know, and I

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think it might go back to the
COVID when we all go back to our

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homes and we weren't working at the
office, and a lot of people haven't

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returned to the office. But that
used to be the thing you were getting

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off the air. I was in
advertising at the time. Everybody would shut

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it down around five o'clock. Gus, were you around for the makers mark

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Fridays? I vaguely remembered that,
just so you vaguely remember, because that's

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probably what it was. Yeah,
it was supposed to be a Friday at

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five brings sales and promotion, sales, and jocks together, right, So

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one week sales abide and then the
and then the jocks a bye the next

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week and it would be a one
point two whatever. The big maker's mark

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was the big biggie, and you
drank that until it was gone. So

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that happened every Friday. Everyone stopped
working and started getting drunk at the office.

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But you know what's funny. Nothing
bad could ever come out of that.

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Not a thing could happen there.
But here's the thing that happens.

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These are fun by the way.
But anytime they say okay, we'll get

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sales and programming together and we have
a party, it starts out everybody's mingling,

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and everybody just slowly drifts off to
their group, and the half of

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the room would be sales talking to
each other, and nil half will be

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it doesn't really work. You remember
the commercials we used to This is a

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long time ago, but it's happy
hour when you get what two dollars,

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wells, three dollars calls and things
like that. I don't ever hear that.

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That's been years since i've heard that. Yes, oh, happy hours

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used to be a big thing.
Because what Dwight said when at five o'clock.

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Who's like the first person came to
just going where are we going?

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Right, because that's where we all
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everyone would tell everybody and what's where
are we meeting? What are we meeting?

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And then by five thirty five,
forty five, most of the staff

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is where you are, Oh,
Charlie's and Preckinridge Lane or t K's Bob

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or wherever it was you went and
you hung out afterwards. Nowadays people scatter

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they if there is an event.
Some people in the office that the name

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rhymes with schmite calls it a fundatory
Yeah, it's mandatory fun. Yeah,

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they said, don't know, you
don't have to attend the uh forgot the

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fun. Yes, you don't have
to. You don't have to attend.

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You're gonna show up, You're gonna
like you. It's fun. It's fundatory

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fun. The door. All right. So, Indiana, your happy hour

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looks like as long as the governor
signs it, it's on his desk.

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Now you're going to be doing that
all right now? Child labor laws a

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Kentucky okay, all right, Kentucky
Republicans pass or a dominated Republican House bill

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pastor bill Thursday to remove state restrictions
on child labor, allowing sixteen and seventeen

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year olds to work all hours now
instead of having to knockoff. I think

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it was ten or eleven o'clock hang
on well in the eighties. I took

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a job with Williams Catering Service in
the eighties down in Portland and I was

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fifteen. I did have to get
something signed, but I was working.

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I think the shift was like ten
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So currently seen how old I was
fifteen fifteen. That seems like that

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was really good, but it was, but it was during the summer,

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gu during Carl Stifferent all right.
Kentucky currently allows sixteen and seventeen year olds

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to work from six am to ten
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on other nights, with no restricted
hours during summer or school breaks. This

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would take all those rules out.
They can work over a forty hour week

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if they wish to, and this
is ages fourteen to eighteen. Now.

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I had a fourteen year old that
begged to go to work. She goes,

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I want to get a job.
She did. She worked at Kentucky

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Kingdom all summer and She worked eight, ten, twelve hour days. It

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was crazy, but she wanted to
work. I think if you're a fourteen

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year old want to work, haven't
and of course you wind up in bezzling

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from Kentucky Kingdom. But wid allegedly
allegedly allegedly, Oh you're worse than the

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internet. Dude. All right,
so that is I don't know if that

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is going to get signed by Bashir
or not, but that doesn't the federal

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hall that's supposed to like matchup with
the federal law, right correct, which

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you can't. You can't bypass federal
unless it's marijuana. Oh yeah, all

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right, that's right. Yeah,
all right. So we talked a little

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bit about healthy and safe neighborhoods and
this is our old neighborhood, right,

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Newburg is our old neighborhood. We've
always moved as part as Clear Channel,

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and iHeart and the safe and healthy
neighborhoods. And listen this just in from

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corporate. We're moving from four Street
to twenty second in Douma. Now now

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all right, start all right.
So there's a two million dollar federal initiative.

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It's a pilot program that will start
in Newburgh and part of That is

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Tony and Dwight's favorite government initiatives,
which is the interrupters, the interrupter program,

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like we need some music for this. Thank you. If you don't

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or not familiar with what the interrupter
program was, I thought our station helped.

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A couple of years ago, when
Greg Fisher was in charge of Louisville

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and they had a multi they were
spending millions of dollars on hiring ex convicts

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that had familiar friends in the neighborhood. Still, so when they got out

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of prison, they hired these folks
up to what was it sixty thousand,

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I know it. No, it
was sixty grand a year because I know

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it was more than first year police. No, no, absolutely it is.

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So so they hired an interrupt You
go, well, gosh, charn

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it, Tony, explain what an
interrupter does. Okay, they're a crook.

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The interrupter is supposed to if something
happens, I get mad at you

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and I shoot you. Uh,
the our friends and relatives want revenge and

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it goes back and it's an endless
cycle. They're claiming the interrupter can come

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into that situation and go whoa,
whoa, whoa, whoa, instead of

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shooting each other, how about a
breakdance contest? Yeah? Right, so

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wait a minute, everybody settled down, sittled down, Tony's right, settle

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out, everybody. And by the
way, look at the track, look

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at the t A record of these
interrupters too. They wind up getting arrested

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again. Hey, I got a
great idea. It's been glaring for a

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while. Bring back the viper unit. No, yeah, it's absolutely bringing

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back uh Jimmy Harper to l m
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but then uh anal Fisher viper unit
worked, by the way, yeah,

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and and ano Fisher said, it's
mean the criminals. Okay, the

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criminals, that's the idea. Yes, that's the idea. So they want

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to break so they so they had
to get rid of it because we went

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through the budget line by line and
we saw this. We didn't even know

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it was in there, and we're
like, what is the interrupters? We

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did our homework, We asked l
MPD, and some of the officers on

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the on the force at that time
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do, right, what do you
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was the shock. They don't have
to report to us. Now, that

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was the system before. Now they
say because they brought him back. They

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brought interrupters back for the city of
Louisville, and they said that they're going

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to have a little bit more accountability, which I don't know. So how

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could you track or quantify whether you
stop the murder or something? So so

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well, i'll tell you. So, you're getting former criminals, pay him

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sixty thousand dollars a year and put
them on the honor system on whether you're

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doing or not that's something or not. Well, I'll tell you how.

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The main indicator you can see if
it's working or not. If we start

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seeing dance offs, Hey, everybody
stop. Jimmy's right, maybe we should

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do a breakdans contest instead of shooting
each other. He's a real interrupter.

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He's an interrupter. Oh man,
the interrupter's here. I wonder if they

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the interrupter shows up in a trench
code. No, that's what I was

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getting ready to say. They need
to make every one of these damn interrupters

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wear a uh A superhero outfitre absolute
ac and a big eye on. Oh

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yeah, every one of these damn
interrupters so you could identify they're going interrupter.

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I want to go I want to
go back to the nineteen these movies

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where the interrupt it's the long trenscoat
with greasy hair and hat like a like

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Dora. No, because here's the
thing to interrupt. When the interrupter in

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a superhero outfit see something going down, he'll put both hands on the side

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to say stop it. I'm interrupting. Uh what are you here to interrupt?

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Face violence? Violence could be back
by family. Uh, look,

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we need to get Cobra back.
What was what was stallone's name? Johnny

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Cobra? Is it Johnny Cobra cri
Yes, that's what I'm saying. On

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the on the poster, did say
crime is a disease, meet the cure

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or something? Yes, Yes,
that's what we need. That's what we

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need. We need Johnny Cobra backus
sunglasses and the toothpick. Ye had the

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toothpick? Remember you hand? Okay, okay. My favorite scene in that

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stupid movie was he's there's a shootout
in a grocery store and the bad guys

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have to be just greasy bed and
so he's getting shot out and it's next

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to a Coors stat so he gabs
it, opens, it takes a drink,

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and it puts it back. And
I was like, I wonder how

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much Scores paid for that placement.
You remember the gun he had. It

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was a handgun but had like a
laser, a gigantic scope. All right,

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Hey, so Newburgh apply for it. Looks like there are four jobs

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available in Newburgh. There will be
two employees, which I would understand would

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be the interrupters, yes, uh. And then there will be a coordinator,

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a case coordinator boy, and a
program manager. I'm the case coordinator.

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I dispatch every interrupter within. I
want to look at what time of

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day the case managed, the case
coordinator or program manager's day starts. I'm

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a cup coffee three. I'm sure
it's like noon to four. Right at

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least their offices in the back of
the gym, behind behind where they store

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the basketballs. That's what, you
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violence. We need more ping pong
centers. Wow? Oh well, uh.

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this is. Yeah. Uh. He

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said they would show up to homicide
scenes and ask if they could be of

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any assistance. No, what I
want is one of these interrupters to show

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up downtown and go, I'm here
to see the commissioner. Where's the commissioner.

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Where's the commissioner. I need to
speak with the commissioner. All right,

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maybe we can get a bat light. Lake has the interruption of the

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interrupt, a giganic eye, a
gigantic guye. Wait, everyone stopped.

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The interrupters are on the case.
Please listen, Mark Greenberg, if we

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know somebody from your staffs listening because
we hear from you, please make them

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wear superhero outfits with the gigantic guye
on it. That's all we're asking.

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Yes, please listen. Listen to
your constituents. We the people have spoken.

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I'm sure then the people in the
whatever situation will know ye to listen

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to the interrupters that they're very important. They have to identify themselves. You

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can't just give them a name tag
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You gotta have an Tony's right.
This isn't Staples. You gotta have a

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full out right, you gonna have
an outfit. And let me tell you,

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if any man that walks in a
room with a cape and a mask,

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it just demands respect and tights.
I'm all in for having them dressed

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like breakdancers, because what if you
that's in the Olympic Sports. By the

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way, is it really in the
Summer Olympics? Breakdancing is now an Olympic

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sports, which I'm like, what
are we doing? All right? How

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do you judge that? Exactly the
same way they judge ice skating and gymnastics.

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It's always I'll tell you how you's
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have breakdancing grades like ice and thunder, Come out and judge it from Electric

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Google. How could you not,
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the cast of Electric Bogle, yes, to judge the damn thing. And

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then when when we were growing up, there was break dancing groups and they

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would just put the name of the
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doss breaker. Yeah, we did, of course we did, of course,

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of course, yes, absolutely.
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ton of money that couple of summers
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section of Illumina or liloneo Core.
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that could judge it. Okay,
okay, Kelly also on a special K,

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Special K. She's blonde, rich
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hanging out with these dirty breakers.
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he's still around problem. Turbo Turbo
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Zone Yeah, so Turbo Ozone were
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had the fedora hat like he's in
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he had like a hanging ear ring
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like it's nineteen forty four. Why
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your body? Because I'm a breaker, I mean also an interrupter, and

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somebody might need a turn. I'm
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need a tourniquet. Yeah, I
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Radio eight t W Yeah, okay, Ith is any minute. It joins

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us now to talk about the record
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Dow and I believe the s and
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in the green. How did we
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was it four hundred points by the
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well I had a record data is
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really drove this was the AI chip
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fourth quarter report this week that didn't
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people had expected. But that was
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Investors are seeing signs that interest rates
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mention plans in the works for a
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East Market district. A local developer
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Novene Consulting. He's going to break
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two called New Lou Marketplace North.
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in the bottom floor, with retail
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rooftop bar. And they're now looking
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at the top of people's minds these
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saying actually AI could help defend against
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in Munich, the head of Google
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impact security threats at scale. The
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in twenty twenty three due to cybercrime. So we're coming up on the opening.

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Markets opening right now. As a
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earlier this morning, but apparently investors
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of yesterday's records. The S and
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the Nasdaq up fifty two points,
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Bloomberg money report. I'm Scott Carr. We are back selling hot tubs today.

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we go to Jim Ryan and we
talked about yesterday's AT and T s gim

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you there was like an alien attack. Hi, Jim, you there,

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Yeah, I can hear you like
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yesterday? What are we looking at? What happened at AT and T?

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Well, you can only hope so, but it was not. No,

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AT and T says that it was
a glitch, you know, the same

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way that you guys, you know, your your phone's occasionally tell you,

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look, I need a software update. Just plug me in when you go

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to bed tonight, you wake up
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iOS fifty point six or whatever it
is that they're up to. Now wait,

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wait, wait, Jim, Jim, Jim, I got to stop

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you right there, Go ahead,
did you did you just assume my phonemaker?

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Because I'm a droid person? All
right? Get over your droid god

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whose droid people are so awful?
Androids update updates too, you knucklehead?

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All right? So yeah, so
this was just a normal up upgrade to

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a new system, and it didn't
go well, is that what you're saying

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exactly right? They were trying to
update the entire AT and T network and

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something went wrong, either with the
software or with the person installing the software,

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or with both, so and that
was what was behind this. So

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thousands of people were having problems with
their phones getting this SOS message that said

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that their cell service was unreliable and
that if you want to make a call

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you should get onto a Wi Fi
connection. Well, what kind of defeats

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the purpose of it, doesn't it? But anyway, that's where it's good.

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But yeah, there was concern yesterday. The FBI got involved, the

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federal agencies involved in internet cybersecurity were
involved, but they all determined that,

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yeah, this wasn't a cyber attack. It wasn't some hack from the outside.

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There was just an AT and T
internal software issue. But I mean

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to you to your point, I
mean, the what ifs are are staggering.

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Yeah. How widespread was this?
What I mean in the grand scheme

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of things, I think it was
seventy thousand customers, but they were kind

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of around the country. Yeah,
yeah, but Phil, you know that

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it could have spread beyond that.
Had this gotten much worse, it didn't

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fortunately. I mean last week,
I understand there was an outage in Arkansas,

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strictly in Arkansas, involving tens of
thousands of customers. It went away

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fairly quickly. This one got a
lot more attention, I think because it

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was more widespread around the country.
Yeah, one of the things that by

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the way, we're talking about Jim
Ryan in Texas talking about yesterday's AT and

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T service outage. You know when
I first saw the story, first thing

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I did when I got up is
I was doing the show prep. I

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started seeing this come up story after
story. I thought, well, you

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know, it's just a pain in
the ass for anybody that wanted to call.

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But then I started thinking, what
if it's an elderly person. They

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lived by theirself and that's our only
most Let's face it, Jim Ryan,

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we've all just about all of us
has gotten rid of these landlines. So

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I mean there's a real concern there. So maybe there should be a best

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practice in case of emergency that you
have a cell phone outage. I don't

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know if these LifeLock or whatever it's
called LifeLock, but wherever you hit the

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button and I fall, I caike
it up. I don't know if that's

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cellular or what, but it seems
like that was a real danger for the

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elderly or someone lived by their self
yesterday. Yeah, well absolutely, I'm

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San Francisco. I think, in
fact, the emergency service who are saying,

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you know, if you have an
emergency at your house, don't roll

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on your cell phone, go to
a land line. Well, who's got

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a landlining? More? I went
online this morning just for the fun of

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it and check the AT and T
side to see if I could even get

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a landline, and yeah, you
can, like fifty nine bucks a month

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something like that. But you're right, I mean, that was shocking to

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me. I'm shocked first of all
that you can still get a landline.

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Secondly, did you do show prep
for this? Hey, Jim? Right

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right? Oh? The win?
Yeah, for the win. For the

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way, apparently listens to the show, Jim Ryan, listen, you do

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show p rep. That's the first, all right, Jim. I think

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it's also a little sad that the
country lost their mind over at seventy six

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thousand people. And then if we
have attached our lives to our phone so

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much, it is a good like
I saw the videos. Did you see

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the videos on on x TO where
people were just like, we cannot go

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on the rest of our take on
our phone. I'm just like, come

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on, man, you know.
I mean, that's a great point though,

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Jim Ryan on there is an addiction
level to your right. Yeah,

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you know, because you got your
social media, texting, the whole thing.

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It's like they took Heroin from them. They thought they were gonna lose

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their minds. I was like,
okay, live without the phone for an

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afternoon. Listen, I don't have
yeah, right, something like this happened

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to them and it should be a
real wake up call, and it would

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be if you could get the phone
to work right right, right, Look,

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I don't have I don't have at
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My service was fine and more.
But yes, it did give me a

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good excuse not to answer the wife
and I said, oh my gosh,

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she got hold. I couldn't.
I couldn't ask you. You kept calling.

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But there's a silver line and everything. Jim Ryan from Tahas, we

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love you, buddy, have a
good weekend, a great weekend. All

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well, all right, so,
but but am I not wrong? You

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come on this outrage of it being
out for a couple of hours, and

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this endangers people's lot. No,
it doesn't, all right if that's your

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if you're elderly and you live by
yourself, and that's all you have is

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that cell phone. If old people
are the only ones that have landlines.

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Dude, Next, So you couldn't
get on X. I'm sorry you couldn't

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get on X yesterday. Actually you
could. You just had to get you

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just had to hook your phone through
the internet, which all of them do.

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So you couldn't make a phone call. And actually technically you can if

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you want to make a phone call
over the internet. So what is going

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on? What happened? This is
a plan? Do you wanna who's behind

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it? Look? I wouldn't be
it. I wasn't gonna say anything,

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but you've pushed me to the level
radio. No, it's Taylor Swift.

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I'm serious, man. This smells
like Taylor Swift, and trust me,

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she smells. Hey, she take
it back. I will not take it,

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damn it. Okay, take it
bo man, there's people here in

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the showroom and Southern comfort. You
can't do that. He is not stinky.

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Don't ever say that again. She
smells like a butt. Oh my

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gosh, she does. Somebody had
to say it. All. Okay,

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I'll do the show by myself.
Danny, get in here. Hey,

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It's nothing to be embarrassed about.
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see Next Hour news reay til It
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