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All right, welcome everybody, It's
the Tony and Dwight Show. Johnny from

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the News, Dave Jennings, how
are we doing boys? Awesome? Awesome

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seeman Johnny now has he went to
Shitty Rays and bought yet another pair yesterday.

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So you're up to four pair?
Is that right? You're up to

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four pair now three three. I
have become one of the converted. There

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is a one eight hundred addiction line. There is nothing wrong with you are

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getting to the point to where I
don't want to say you're addicted, but

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it's a good thing. He used
co w H number hey Man from w

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H A S eleven. After a
unanimous vote from the City Council, they

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approved Mayor Jeff g A h A
N. Gahan Gahan. Jeff Gahan is

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the mayor of New Albany and ordnance
was past Friday. That will place a

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moratorium on new apartment construction and the
issue of short short moratorium will give us

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some time to pump the brakes on
this high rate of apartment construction. A

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moratoriums of course where they store dead
people. Yes, obviously true, it's

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not true. So this is very
very interesting because I'm not sure at least

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New Albity figured out, Okay,
hang on, time out. Before the

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entire city of New Albany is overrun
with apartments, we're going to stop that

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right now. Good good. I
think that vote ever happens in Louislle.

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Oh, not a chance, Not
a chance. A comprehensive study in New

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Albity by the University of Louisville found
that home ownership in the city is falling.

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From a high of sixty six percent
of the people in nineteen sixty in

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New Albany own their own home,
it is down to fifty five percent today,

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and with apartment construction, that will
go lower and lower. So that's

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interesting. Thoughts on putting a nix
on. I've never heard of this before.

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If you ask me, I think
the movement is transphobic. M that's

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probably true. Before Denver went to
Hell in a handbasket, as Grandma would

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say, we were there and when
it was booming and apartments were going up

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everywhere downtown, along the railroad tracks, warehouse district. It was just everywhere

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sprawl. But that's demand, right, They're building them because there's a demand

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for them. Well, there's a
demand for housing, but maybe not necessarily

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apartments, but it is a quick
way to get somebody a place to live.

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And I tell you what some of
the apartments that have gone up down

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in Etown with because of the Blue
Oval s K place going in. I'll

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be honest, they're more than my
mortgage right now. Yeah, yeah,

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that's crazy. So yes, well, Axola can afford is an apartment?

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Well, boy, if the apartment
is that much, because people don't have

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down payment money, the interest rates
are high, right, and there you

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go. Some people lease cars because
of that. Now the payment's low enough.

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I love my house, but there
are times I dream about an apartment.

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When the dryer breaks hvact goes as
fact, that's when you get home

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needs more work planting trees and bushes
like I have for the last two days.

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Tree bushes, right, the tree
bushes. Dude, tree bush?

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Oh, somebody answered it for me. My friend said it is a R

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B O R V I T A
E orbit bytete. Don't hand it to

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me, man, don't hand it
to me. What are you doing.

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I'm not gonna here read that.
Don't read trying to find that. But

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he starts tree bushes, all right, three bush, here's what they are.

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Thank you dave a tree bush.
They're getting plenty of water today.

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All right? Okay, So I
was waiting on this story to get confirmed

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because I didn't believe it. It
was on social media. You right,

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so you go because how many times
have you read it several times or saw

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it several times and you're like,
that can't be true, right, right,

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that can't be true? Twenty four
of those instance a few, but

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it finally came up in two different
prep of mind ap in this one.

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Right, Okay, Google's Gemini AI
and its generator has an issue with race.

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Okay, I'm not seeing the story. I said, look is it

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is? It? Is? It
normal for me to say, how can

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that be true? Right? Okay? How can that be true? There's

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no way the smartest AI generator on
the planet is right, that can't generate

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race. No, it is racist, seriously, because you say, show

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me a German soldier, It shows
an Asian person dressed up in an uniformist,

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shows a black person, shows everybody
but a white person. Yes,

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it's racist. What is going on? I tell you what's going on?

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Yes, I I did some digging
over the weekend on this because I'm like

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you, I see stuff like that, I know that can't be right,

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and I found it. But then
you go to the social media page,

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which the guy has now locked it
down. Now he's been exposed, the

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guy that works at Google, that
was the head of the Gemini project,

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And you understand why then when you
read he's the head of it, I

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assume he had a team of programmers
under him. But the head of the

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Gemini project at Google, if you
read his timeline, social media timeline,

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or find screenshots before he locked it
down, you understand why Gemini is doing

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what it's doing. It couldn't if
you haven't seen the story. It couldn't

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generate a picture of a white person. No, okay, so if you

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ask, so it asked the computer
show me the popes, like a series

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of popes. They were all different
ethnicities other than why or white. So

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you're going this can't this true?
Can't this can't be true? Like this

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story can't be true. So inaccurate
historical images is what they're calling it.

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Yes, well, what would be
short for Caucasian phobic koc phobic? They

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call it. Uh, you're skating
on thin ice. Uh they're calling it.

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You know what? The biggest hiccup
this is not a hit. No,

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it was programmed, programmed. This
is really weird glitch. It's a

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feature, yes, and it's got
worse problems now because somebody, an enterprising

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reporter I was listening to the report
this morning on serious ExM news headlines,

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ask which was worse misgendering? Somebody
or nuclear war said mis gendering. Okay,

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here, this guy's getting his own
bud light can. By the way,

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here it is stub it here it
is. When the AI was asked

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to show a picture of a white
person, Gemini said it could not fulfill

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the request because it reinforces harmful stereotypes
and generalizations about people based on their rail

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end quote. Yes, George Washington
was white. I'm sorry about that.

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Oh no, they did that George
Washington any and they had him pictured as

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dressed like George Washington but black.
He looks like Isaac Washington. It was

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crazy. And then the Asian,
the Asian American, uh, female in

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a German Nazi medic uniform treating another
soldier was another real chef's kiss to this

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thing. Yeah, I don't know
what is real and what's not anymore.

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Anybody all know it is? You
all sound racist. I didn't think you

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heard race Google? Now? Is
that Google? It also? It also

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it also somebody asked it whether Hitler
or Elon Musk's tweets have been worse for

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society. Well, that that's obvious
because Hitler didn't have any tweets. The

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AI also said it would not promote
meat or fossil fuels. If you ask

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it about how to start like a
campaigns a job of the AI. But

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it's been program like I said,
with these folks, it's a feature,

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not a glitch. Okay, that's
right, that's right. It only spits

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out what it was programmed to spit
out. Yeah, okay, I think

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which brings up Another question was was
Google bought by Netflix or Disney? No?

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Google is no, they buy all. I'm sorry, they're buyers.

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You're right. Okay, let's move
on to something more like that Kroger acquisition

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of Alberson Alberson's the grocery store down
in Florida. We had a matches Texas

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twenty five billion dollars would be the
deal, but the FTC says not so

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fast, and breaks. They're saying
that this would generate even more costs at

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the grocery store. For the consumer. Really even higher prices. Oh goodie.

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So again, they also went on
to essentially grocery store workers would also

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suffer under the deal, forcing the
threat of their wages dwindling, benefits diminishing,

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and their work conditions deteriorating. So
they'd be Wow, so it doesn't

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look like this Kroger and Olson's deal
is going to go. How would their

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work conditions deteriorate by acquiring another store, because we'd stay at Kroger's a really

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good job, can be sure?
Yeah, they pay well, that's probably

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it. Because the stores combine,
you gotta cut payroll. You've got to

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cut personnel between the new super congressomerate. You know what happens on the first

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day when someone buys somebody, they
promise they're not going to cut anybody,

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cut everybody, And then they go
into a room and go, could we

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live without Jimmy unless you're unless you
unless you bring up Jimmy, unless you

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buy a radio station. And then
the new owner comes in and fires all

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the full time staff and uses the
part timers because it's cheaper. Hey,

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can I propose an idea? Sure, maybe we could supplement their salaries and

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keep them all on board by raising
our property taxes. Shut up. I

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can't with proposals like that. I
can't wait to get to sixty five fast

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enough. Years ago, my friend
Dwight, oh oh, when he was

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in a cubicle, oh, selling
and he was fat and depressed, drunk.

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I still smelled like alcohol when I
came in in the morning, staining

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on his shirt because only one.
He only had one or two buttons had

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three shirts. He had three shirts. Uh. So he's sitting in his

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cubicle and he clicks on this video
of the contractor and when the when the

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war started twenty something years ago,
where they the they videoed them cutting the

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guy's head off. Oh the reporter. Yeah, he was like a lineman,

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the contract I actually watched that video, but they had him hog tiede

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off loud, and my really smart
friend Dwight decides to watch it, which

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he has never been the same since. Correct. It affected you? He

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affected me? Yeah? Yeah.
And then even even Buddy Peterson, who's

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now the general manager of w HS. He was in sales. His cuba

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was right next to mine. He
just heard it. He just heard it,

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and he came in and cussed me
and said it gave nightmares. You

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guys. You mentioned that video,
and the first thing that pops to mind

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is I'm still hearing the guy screen. No, I know, that's what

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I'm saying. Okay, So that
that point, I'm having the same conversation

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with my son yesterday. He is
in Spain for school and he is,

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uh, he watched the video of
the American that set himself on fire the

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air Force. I don't know what
rank he was, uh, the air

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Force person that set himself on fire
to for the protest of the Israeli and

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Palestinian war. There is an edit
version online to where I watched the beginning

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of it, to where he's talking
while he's walking. He did it live.

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He's doing this, He's holding the
phone out here, he's following himself

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and he's got this thermous full of
gasoline. Yeah, it was actually staged

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for a Pink Floyd album cover.
I thought it might have been a Leonard

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Skinner. It's disturbing, is it? Did you watch it? Or I

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know I stopped it right? Did
you watch it? John watched the whole

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thing. He said it was as
disturbing as you would think it was.

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That he was screaming uh, and
he was even the screams were that where

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you sound like a little girl,
and yes, high pitched. And I

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don't think because the second, yeah, you light yourself on fire, you

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know, like Richard Pryors. Yea
Richard said. The second he did it,

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he knew he had made a huge
mistake. You told me yesterday that

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most people that commit suicide by jumping
off a building, the ones that survive,

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say what that they regretted instantly.
If they jump off a bridge or

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some kind of building and somehow they
survive, they all recalled that. Yeah,

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I instantly the second I stepped off, I regretted, regretted it.

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So Aaron Bushnell was a senior airman, so he was an E four.

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Well, let's pull it up right
now. No, you don't want to

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watch it. You don't want to
watch you don't want to watch it.

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Did it stop the war? No? Yes, no, it's air now

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on the talks. I don't want
to stay a crap like that or a

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hunger strike. I'm not gonna you
give me what you want. Uh okay,

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Well he was a twenty He was
a twenty five year old senior airman

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from Whitman, Massachusetts. And he
was assigned to the five thirty first Intelligence

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Support Squadron at Joint based San Antonio. He obviously is it safe to say

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he has mental issues. Nobody catches
themselves on fire. There's no mental issue.

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Think a totally rationally saying person doesn't
catch themselves on fire. So don't

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watch it, is what I'm saying. Uh, my son said I would,

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he wouldn't recommend it. After he
watched it, he seem fine though,

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Like he seemed fine, He wasn't
mentally he was like, you know,

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right, it was interesting to see
what happens to a body. But

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he was like, that's that was, and he screamed and screamed and screamed.

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Now they're doing this, they're breaking
down the video of the of what

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happened when the one cop is trying
to put him out and the other one

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has a gun on him. Right, so now people are saying, why

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is the guy holding a gun on
him? Well, because you don't know,

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he could have lurched forwarded them and
tried to take them out and catch

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them on fire too. Well,
they're breaking everything down. You know,

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you can't just a picture. I
haven't watched the video, but i've seen

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two different screenshots and when he first
catches on fire and then when he's fully

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if they find a way to blame
law enforcement for this, all right,

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No, he caught himself on fire. No no, no, no,

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they won't blame. But don't watch
the video. That's what I'm encouraging people

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not to do because my friend Dwight
affected him for a while, Buddy Peterson,

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that was a different video. Just
don't watch it. Just don't watch

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it, all right, are you
watching it now? Stop? Dude,

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don't don't do I'm not laughing at
that. I'm loud. Don't man,

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turn it off. God, Oh, come on, man, come on

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dude. Yeah, that's bad.
That's all right. That's one way that

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video. I think it was Pakistan
or India or something. On top of

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a train car so that they have
the electrified wire that it runs along,

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and the guy standing on top of
the train just grabs the wire. Instantly,

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there's a poof and he's on fire. Wow, just like that.

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That's one of my biggest fears is
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worried about that all the time.
Happens all the time cruise ships. No,

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that's just going down like the Titanic. It what a weird name for

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a guy, Frank Titanic? Do
we do a joke of the day?

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Did you watch the video? Can
you watch the video? Did you do

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the joke of the day? I
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what what? I didn't put the
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You good? You good for the
joke? You want me to do it?

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Uh? It's your last day before
your little eighties trus Yes, all

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right, Dave and I had something
else planned, but we'll do that tomorrow.

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You go ahead and row with joke
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we go, Okay, here with
joke of the day. On Tuesday,

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Taco Tuesday, Yes, the day
before vacation, Seeman Johnny Hey, guys,

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Hey fellas Hey. So we did
a little breakfast for dinner thing.

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Uh say night eggs got the bacon, yeah, and the like the shredded

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hash browns like you get it?
I so, and I always put ketchup

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on those. Sure. Yeah.
So I was cleaning off the bottle because

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I'm that kind of good husband before
I put it back in the refrigerator,

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and some of it squirted in my
eye. Oh man, that's how you

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got your nickname. No, but
I'm now suffering from hindsight. Oh yes,

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yes, ike a catch up.
I can't believe you had the line.

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It's squirted in my eye in the
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Hey, Dave, can you isolate
Tony saying that and Johnny saying that?

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Please? I can do it?
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Get your life back, guys,
and start going out there and enjoin it.

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Stick around on the way we have? Is it who we have on

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the Bloomberg? We have? Man? I don't know what Scott car Dan,

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I know what Scott Carr last week
man? Okay? But more journey?

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Huh another birthday? Whoa two back
to back journey birthdays? Okay?

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And when they recruited Jonathan Kane,
they said, uh, need to find

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him and Neil like a birthday partner
so they could celebrate together. That was

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one of the prerequisites. Neil shown
is seventy and they're celebrating together. I

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figured he'd be a lot older than
that. You know, he's claiming seventy.

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I was listening to a captured last
yesterday afternoon in the hot tub.

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As a matter of fact, capture
they play at the Young Center this past

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weekend. Yeah, but toto George
Tammoring. Was it sold out? I

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don't know what was sold out,
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By the way, happy birthday to
George Tammering my pizza. No,

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yay, dude, Happy birthday George
Tammering. He is seventy, looks very

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good for seventy. Well that's not
gonna carry way. Here we go.

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This is actually his favorite song,
George Timmerings. This sounds pretty good.

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What's he had? Theo that like
the corn? It's kind of like a

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Bohemian rhapsody of the poops. I've
got bad news for George. I've got

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huge bad news. Has decided to
come after him. What did you see

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it? Oh? The pizza chicken
thing? Yeah, well, how do

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you pronounce it? You think a
picking chizza chizza chizza KFC is said in

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a press release, said we are
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It's probably chizza chizza No, yeah, pizza c h I z z a

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KFC food going to mash fried Chicken
and Pizza Chizza, so you will have

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fried chicken as the crust and then
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more about this at www dot.
I would not get that over Bear knows,

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but I wouldn't mind trying it.
I think it might be okay,

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it's not gonna be brnos. I
hate to give George bad news on his

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birthday. Nobody ever take out Baron
knows. It's the best pizza in the

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universe. By the way, Happy
birthday, George Timming Timmering. He's not

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seventy three. He's seventy two,
but he looks seventy three. No.

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Well, the NFL player wants his
stuff back after a storage unit that he

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belonged to him sold at auction.
You've seen the storage wars, right,

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Yeah. Sure. Guy's name's Mazzie
Smith. He's the Dallas Cowboy defensive end.

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It's his rookie year. He just
wrapped up his rookie year recently.

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He had a storage unit that got
auctioned off without his knowledge. The stuff

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now belongs to a guy by the
name of Vincent Broadway who went on to

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Vincent Broadway. Can't make this stuff
man, that's his TikTok name, Finny

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Broadway. How's how's your assist some
of this cowboys? So is he not

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paying his bills? Well, here's
what happened. They sold his locker,

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his storage, well not locker,
but storage unit. Yeah, they do

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it all the time. Did it
for eighteen hundred dollars storage Wars style.

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But when he bought it, when
when Vinnie Broadway, what you got in

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the box? I had plenty in
there. He had twenty thousand dollars worth

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of sneakers. He had a Michigan
Wolverine's playbook. He can time out?

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Did you playbook? Did we get
to the point to where he stopped paying

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for the said? Uh, storage
unit? So then the contract said,

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if you do that, we're gonna
well, yeah, that's auction your stuff.

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That'll be several months before the auction
end. I would think, no,

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it's already, it's already. No, I'm saying that. It would

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have been several months of Absolutely,
he would have had warnings, yes,

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you sign a contract, fulfilled the
contract. If not, their stuff is

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yours, well unless it's student loans, and just forgive it. Uh So

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anyway, play a playbook from Michigan, a lot of Smith's personal clothing,

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a Lego collection those Legos believe are
not expensive. Man, give it.

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A couple of pair of shoes,
a Louis Vatade toiletry bag I love that,

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and a pair of twelve thousand dollars
God sunglasses are just a few of

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the things that were in there.
Good day for Vintie Broadway, the great

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day for Vinie Broadway, but for
Massey Smith, it was not. He

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says, I'm in constant motion.
I've been in constant motion since being drafted

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with the Dallas Cowboys, changing banks
and changing living places. This Orange facility

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obviously fell through the cracks. Smith
says he wants his possessions back, is

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now working towards that go. Look, man, I'm sorry, I understand

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some people aren't great with money,
but this is one bill haven't automatically taken

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out of your checking well. I
could see where it falls through the cracks,

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and you're moving and bank accounts and
all that. But that's why I

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thought you had financial people to take
care of that stuff, so I could

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see it on a normal basis,
like guys like me and you or whatever

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live in Louisville, Kentucky and have
regular jobs. I always say this,

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if you need a storage facility,
you have too much stuff, get rid

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of it. But I assume he
could go to Viny. Hey, look,

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can we work this out. Ah, yeah, we can work it

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out. Twenty grand. Right,
if you want your stuff back, just

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twenty grand. Dude, you're in
the NFL. Stroke me a check for

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the value of everything's in this law. Don't blame Vinny. No, they'll

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play Vinnie. But you're not getting
the glasses back Broadway. My nephew wanted

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to Jordan's Is it okay? Hey, seriously, okay, Uh, all

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right, here's the deal, Mazie
Smith. You're an NFL player, and

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I've got fifty thousand dollars worth of
crap here, probably more than that.

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No, I think it's memorabilia stuff
more than well money. Stroking the check

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right, No, exactly right.
You're gonna have to buy it back.

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Yeah, so there's an indie.
There was that. Benjamin Franklin, one

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of the wisest men ever said he
said, uh, finders keepers, losers,

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weepers. You did say that?
No, no, no, no,

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he said this quote yield losers.
Well, reason bust a reason and

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bust at the border of the United
Kingdom is a big, big drug bust.

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Looks at this man would be England
for those in the south here,

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Yeah, all right, that's British
Land, British Well you as British British

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Land. Border agencies have seized they
have a border. Yeah, I don't

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know why that's racist. If you
ask me, I know, I was

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going to go. They're not going
there now. Border officers intercepted a container.

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Uh. It was supposed to have
bananas in it, but instead it

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had six point two eight tons of
cocaine. Oh that's a lot of boogers.

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That's a better day than Venning Broadway, Vinnie Broadway. Uh. It

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was delivered to the United Kingdom of
South Africa. The estimated street value,

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it seems like this is low,
but I guess not. Six point two

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eight tons, five hundred and seventy
million. You know what, what if

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it was bananas? You know what
travels with bananas when you travel like that

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far tarantulas durin dangerous spiders. That's
all right, they traveled with the bananas.

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Can you imagine? So what's more
dangerous? The fun sugar? Sugar

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spiders are like the pinkers. But
here's the thing. What if it was

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a little bit of both, And
now you got all these Transas hopped up

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on uh cocaine, Yeah, cocaine
spiders, yes, yeah, And let's

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think about it. Are these look
at how every terrible movie starts. Is

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that a spider crawls out of the
bunch of bananas that came from wherever in

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Africa? Dude, and the spider
has got super poisonous and is the size

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of your head? Quick squirrel Chase
to social media that Clarence Thompson says that

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Journey in Toto was awesome. It
looked to be sold out to him.

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Really, wow, how is that
possible? Were talking about there's people are

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dying for good cos they're dying because
they're so old. I'm just saying they

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are seventy something years old. I
wonder how much tickets were Were they a

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hundred bucks? You think? Let's
see, I mean, I'm just looks

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wrap your brain around. It was
a period when Journey couldn't sell a ticket.

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Well no, but here's the thing. It's it's fake Journey, and

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it's nasty Perry. It sounds like
the guy still got you know, the

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Asian guy is super talented. Let's
let's play one of their newer songs.

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Okay, this is the way we
used to be. Yeah, I don't

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if I pay to go see their
concert or do you want to hear this

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once? And looking up ticket prices, Yeah, it's not bad. No,

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no, it's not bad. So
the tickets start tinting from the news

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set. It started at eighteen bucks. What I'm seeing started at forty dollars

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and went up to ninety five.
This out of the Courier Journal. Okay,

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here we go. Here's the ticket
tier line, thirty five, forty

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nine to fifty, sixty five,
eighty five, one, twenty five,

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then one hundred and fifty, all
these tiers anymore. Remember we could just

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show up to Freedom Hall and be
one of the first in lines and it

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was twenty five bucks, whether you
were front row or the last row.

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They'll be in Sue City, Iowa
tomorrow, s us I've just become that

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person. They go, how much
money would it cost for me not to

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go to that concert? Nothing,
I'm telling you, but I'm sorry.

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After seeing the pictures and talking to
George yesterday, I kind of wish Susan,

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I would have went bro well,
no, no, no, journey

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sounds like a lot of fun.
It would have been from Toto for sure.

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Hell just standing out in the hallway
talking to people listen to us.

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Yeah, Toto's what Africa? And
what was the other hit where he was

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taking Hi Blonde in the commercial or
in the video? I remember the video

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where she was a dancer. And
she was also in Saturday Night Fever two,

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which was called like night Fever or
something? What was it called?

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Remember it was really awful, maybe
the worst sequel in the history of movies.

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Oh, Caddyshack too, it's in
that ilk okay? Who yes,

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Caddy Yes, Semester Stallone directed it. Candy Shack too, No, he

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directed Fever or whatever. Saturday Night
Fever two was. Who became a Broadway

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dancer? It was Sunday Morning hangover. I can't. I can't think of

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the guy that took Dangerfield's place in
Candy Shack too. Oh it was the

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brother is not a brother? No? Yes, no, the comedian Wade

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It was Quaid's bro. No,
No, that got it. I can't.

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All right, let me look it
up here real quick. Very famous

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comedian Jonathan Winters. No, stop, it's shacky Green. No, it's

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close to that though. Oh,
oh, Jackie, Jackie, that's it.

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It was Jackie mackayott. Hey,
uh, if I wanted to go

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to said concert, or I was
invited to a concert here and wanted to

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get as far away from Louisville as
possible so I didn't have to go.

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What kind of van would I rent? Cook and Reeves? Oh, if

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you want to go to Sioux City, Iowa to see Journey tomorrow night,

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call Cook and Reeves. Four four
seven, eight two five five. Watch

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some movies on the way, watch
some Journey videos because there's big screen TVs.

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Are you making spring break plans?
Oh? Airfare? What five six

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thousand? You're still looking for good
air for Then you've got to rent a

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couple of cars and hope you get
the cars that you want. Cancel all

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of that four four seven, eight
two five five. Get a luxury van

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seven passengers nine fourteen and fifteen,
travel down to destin or wherever you go

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on in luxury, no airfare,
and for less than the cost of the

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two cars you'd have to rent.
You've got your transportation and you've got a

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way to get around once you get
there. They rented about fifty of these

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a couple of years ago for spring
break, so it's very popular. I

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want to get your reservation as soon
as you can. Cookinreevesvans dot com.

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They also offer wheelchair and Stretch your
Transportation to help mom and dad get around.

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You can't always be there. They
sell used cars and used fans to

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Cookinreeeves Vans dot com. They're on
Dixie Highway Seemen. Johnny from the newsroom

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says the name of the movie was
Staying a Lot Try. It's try,

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It's awful, awful, great,
awful,