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You're listening to Bill Handle on demand
from kf I am six forty. Hey,

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Siri, what do the Danish call
Danish pastries? Wiener broad? Oh,

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it is called ween that broad.
We have Wiener Broad's here. There's

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a called trans where I'd come from. All right, you're talking, You're

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done. It is Friday, and
now Handle on the news, ladies and

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gentlemen. Here's Bill Handle, and
good morning everyone out there in radio land.

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Bill Handle and the morning crew on
a footy Friday, June twenty once.

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And we are now officially into summer. And you can certainly ask people

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that are looking at the entire horizon
on fire, uh saying, gee,

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a little hot out there, isn't
it? So a quick hello to one

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and all as we start, uh
cono, good morning, Yes, good

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morning, Yes, good morning.
First hello Amy, Hello, Bill,

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And there's Neil, Good morning,
Willie Wolf Yes, and now and and

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good morning, good morning. And
I did not know that it was your

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birthday. Now, usually I calendar
it, so I calendar important events.

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People's you you're gonna say, but
yours wasn't important. I know you're gonna

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Usually I can't. I didn't look
at my calendar this morning that I calendar

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or anything. So I'm looking at
it now. Yep, there it is

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nothing. Yeah see I knew it. I knew it. Okay, I

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only do that happy happy birthday,
Birthday, Happy birthday. Have you.

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There is nothing more well, no
more disgusting than happy birthday sung by waiters

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and waitresses. I mean, will
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tell if it's someone's birthday and you
see, you know the balloons, and

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there's the big table at restaurants and
they book twenty people there and you have

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the big presence at a table next
to it. I tell the waiter person

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saying, at our table, female
or male waitress, I say, I'm

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telling you something right now, you
go over there and you sing happy birthday,

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I am stiffing you. There will
be no tip. I am done.

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It's not quite as bad as Mariachi's
and Mexican restaurants. If I want

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to listen to Mariachi music, I'll
go to a concert. You know.

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I don't want you over my table. Also, the people that sell roses,

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oh my god. So if I'm
going out to dinner, for example,

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I don't care who I'm with.
Little photographer lady comes up, Oh

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you want to take a picture and
go no, we're married, but to

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other people and they have no idea
we're here, and I digress with a

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happy birthday at restaurants and I go
crazy. A matter of fact, later

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on we are going to talk about
restaurants at seven thirty with me. You

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know, you're just a very fun
guy. I am a fun guy,

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warm, fuzzy, I am.
Yeah, I just you know, not

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only I've often said this. The
glass is always half empty in my life

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with a hole at the bottom,
so water is pouring out the bottom.

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I think she meant fun guy anyway, right, No, but it's you

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know, it's like a mold or
a sticky I mean, as sticky as

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that is. I do have a
problem going to restaurants with the waiters singing

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happy birthday. Now usually I hate
joy and flowers and puppies and rainbows.

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Yeah, I mean yeah. Mexican
restaurants Happy bed they do joo, happy

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bedday, told you, And it's
always happy bedday, Ponte because they don't

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know your name, and no one
asks, Okay, that's worth an email?

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Is that an HR complaint? Uh? We do have a couple of

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Hispanics in the building. No,
well you're looking at one of them.

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Yeah, two of them, and
we prefer to you know, your turn

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your body white for a Hispanic.
I'm pretty white. She's pretty red for

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Hispanic. Yeah, that's true.
I'm you're going to ask whether that red

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hair is natural or not? Is
it natural? Happy? Thank you?

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Well yeah, he went on a
tangent about Anne's birthday that had nothing to

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do with Anne. It was fascinating
six oh eight, Happy birthday, and

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we love you. Thank you for
my little message. Yeah, yeah,

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it's uh. I'll tell you just
when HR Departments came into being, that

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was the destroyer of worlds. Exactly
what Oppenheimer said when he saw the atomic

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bomb go off in New Mexico.
When the first tests he looked at the

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BOMBNI goes, Wow, HR Departments
the destroyer of worlds. You know,

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we didn't have an HR Department until
you got mornings. So all right,

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you guys ready to do it.
It's Friday. It is Friday. We

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are not that we don't do this
the other days of the week, but

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it's always I think that where we
start the show is always the most fun

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on Friday mornings because we just go
out of our minds. We really do

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for us of the audience. Oh
no, we do. No, No,

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Amy, you're there, you're there. Yeah, No, you're there.

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Okay, guys, ready to do
it? Handle on the news,

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Amy Neil and me lead story,
accuse it. And this is exactly what

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we talked about where that sc student
fatally stabbed a burglary suspect. He was

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arrested, and now the DA says
this kid is not going to be charged.

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Nineteen years old and he and his
friend are coming outside. They see

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what appears to be a someone breaking
into his car, goes up there,

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they have an altercation. He pulls
out a knife. The suspect says,

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I have a gun, and according
to the witness fellow that was with the

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nineteen year old saying, he then
reached into his waistband. And I said,

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that was an interesting one because I'll
tell you what the defense is going

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to be, and that is he's
reasonably reasonably felt his life was in danger

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and his self defense. That's exactly
what happened. You know, if we're

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not going to be protected, we
have to be able to protect ourselves.

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And I'm not saying you have to
go out there and be batman, But

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go ahead and have the ability.
You can't tell us we we can't protect

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ourselves and not have No, it's
absolutely true. You are allowed. Self

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defense is legitimate. And then in
states like you stand your ground, uh,

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and the castle concept or the castle
view offending your castle, defending your

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castle. So for example, if
you see someone breaking into the dog house

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in the backyard, you can shoot
them in the back of the head because

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it is your castle on your property. So they don't have to do that.

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California, by the way, what
do they have to be? I

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thought you couldn't shoot at them unless
they were facing you or something. Christ

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Well, yeah, it has to
do with a threat. It has to

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do with a breaking and entering.
That's a crime. And you are except

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in Texas, even if your life
is not in danger, someone just breaking

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in your house, you can start
shooting. Now, tell me you're not

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in danger. If somebody's breaking into
your house, that's and that's what they're

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breaking into your house. To make
understand, I understand that. However,

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the concept as in California, your
life has to be in danger. It's

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a question of just degree, that's
all. And you have states where pro

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gun states and it really does break
down politically, and that is there's a

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lot more leeway in pro gun states
in terms of in terms of some shooting

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someone that breaks into your house.
You know, for a long time,

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I was the person they'd call if
somebody erratic or displeasing showed up at the

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station, and I would go and
meet them. And I had law enforcement

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tell me what I could do and
not do. And you know, they

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said, hey, if you do
X, Y and Z, we're going

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to back you. But if it
goes beyond that, but that's also a

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public location that is not your home, and there's a very very big difference.

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But yeah, he prized what I
was able. I know, well,

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we've had people come in. I
met people that somehow made it on

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the floor and walked up to me
and I just kept on pointing to someone

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else over there. Over there.
He would look taken the walk fight and

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said, mister Handle. No,
no, not me, that's mister Handle

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right there. Now the security has
changed since then, but back in the

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day. Hearkening back to twenty thirteen, we too low. The Federal Aviation

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Administration is investigating a Southwest Airlines flight
that descended to just five hundred and twenty

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five feet above ground as it was
approaching will Rogers World Airport just after midnight

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Wednesday. That triggered an altitude warning
and then you can hear air traffic Control

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going, you guys out there,
and then they stopped descending. After it

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got to that level. It climbed
briefly and then maneuvered for a successful landing.

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But it does remind me of that
flight, the Agiana flight that yeahd

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San Francisco and came in too low
and then nish is that is worth watching

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on YouTube. It's Asiana Airport or
Asiana Airlines San Francisco Airport, and it

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was that I don't know the name
of the broadcaster, but it could be

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the funniest broadcast It was on TV. It was on just astoundingly hilarious,

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the funniest thing I've ever seen on
YouTube. Well, you know, and

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I know that the first response is
people are going to be thinking of the

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racist aspect, but that the funniest
part is that in a modern world,

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that somebody didn't proof read or that
it got past Oh no, I think

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no. From what I understand,
it was an intern that purposely did it.

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That's that's what I understand that in
any case. And then the other

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point I want to make on a
far more serious note, is this is

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the second go round we just had
last week playing going too Low and the

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number of close calls, and I
gotta tell you it's just a question of

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time. We've had so many that
we are on the precipice of a next

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major disaster. There's no question in
my mind. And for the first time

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in my adult life, come October, I'm on an airplane. I'm leaving

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for a vacation on a plane.
First time in my adult life, I

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am really concerned about safety on an
airplane. First time. Something's going to

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happen. It has to, it's
been. There's too many, too many

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float close calls. There's too many
airplanes that have all kinds of mechanical problems

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well fires. As your crew,
we will be here thinking the best thoughts

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and gambling on the overunder of you
dying. Yeah, I mean, I

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just legitimately, it's it's become scary. There are just way too many close

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calls and incidents. Is like this, and the last thing you want is

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an you know, air controller traffic
air controller going uh, hello you guys,

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good out there, yeah, are
you okay? Awake? Ye crazy?

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All right? Mortgage rates fell this
week to their lowest levels since early

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April. That puts the standard thirty
year fixed rate mortgage average at about six

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point eighty seven. That is down
from the six point nine to five average,

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and that is down that was down
from the earlier peak of seven point

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two two. So that's all good
news, except that we have not forgotten

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three percent money yet, and that's
the problem. And so it's just a

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question of time when we find that
six percent is about the average mortgage rate

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and has been historically, that's what
we're kind of used to. And then

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for twenty five years or twenty years, we got three percent money, and

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so everybody is cheering that it's gone
down to six point eight seven percent,

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which is still at Well, let
me ask you, Neil, you're sitting

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on a mortgage rate of what two
point eight percent? Yeah, both places?

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Okay, do you find uh,
would you find six point eight seven

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percent just hugely horrifically expensive on a
mortgage? You know what, you taught

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me something really great sometime ago,
and that was not to look at a

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car as a investment, but as
a utility. Right, you told me

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you just got it. You're gonna
need a car, so you just got

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a kind of thing. And and
if you want a house, you got

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to just eat those things and say, Okay, this is going to be

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part of it. And if it
changes the way I look at it,

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if it changes, then you refinance, which we had we did three times

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or more thanks to Lisa Ali by
the way, at Summit Lending. But

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if it doesn't, then are you
never going to buy a house? So

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you're kind well, I'm gonna do
you either have to do it or you

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don't. Yeah, there's a story
about that, but let's continue on because

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we've got a lot to cover.
Guess who gets the last word. Former

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President Trump will get the final word
in next week's debate. The coin they

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did a coin flip and Biden won
the coin flip, so they got to

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pick whether they wanted to select which
podium that Biden would stand that or what

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the order of closing statements would be, and Biden's people chose podium placement.

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Yes, I would do the same
thing because Donald Trump having the last word

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is the same of him as having
the first word, the second word,

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the middle word. Because it's they
and for the first time. Thank goodness,

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the moderators will be able to cut
the microphone off when it's not one

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of the candidates turned to speak.
If you remember the last debate, especially

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during the Hillary debate, I'm screaming
at the moderators. Not a Donald Trump

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who kept on interrupting. That's just
who he is. You know, there's

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no hidden agenda with this. We
know how he operated. It's just it's

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a presidential debate, you know,
are you really going to let interruptions happen?

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So Mike goes off. I love
that. What about that creepy thing

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that Trump did where he walked behind
Hillary? You're hilarious. You can't do

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like peacefully? Photo bombs. Moderators
are a bunch of whimps. They no

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control whatsoever. It seems like like
a hard gate. Hey did the Biden

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people pick the podium that was closest
to the entry? Uh So that's I

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once moderated. I once moderated a
congressional race, a debate, and I

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brought in one of those error horns, you know the kind that you have

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on the can that blows, Yeah, that blows people's ears out, and

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I play, and I played.
I said at the beginning, I said,

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if anybody goes and interrupts, this
is what's going to happen. And

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then the air it's an air raid
siren. It's allowed. And no one

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interrupted. No one interrupted because everybody
was knew that I would do that.

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I wish the moderators would do something
like that. And this is close.

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We'll just cut off the mic mid
sentence even and we'll see if that works

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or not. All right, the
Biden administration is moving Ukraine ahead of other

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countries in line that were slated to
receive air defense missiles. So the latest

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move in its effort to kind of
rush urgently needed weapons to Kiev and to

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show their support because of the delay
that went through not too long ago,

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right, So that just doubles up
the manufacturers. They're the orders for them

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for weapons, their happy campers,
Oh are they happy campers, companies that

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make munitions, the companies that make
drones, all of it. Good time

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to invest right now, they're only
using these IOU explosion signs in the Ukraine

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very good or Ukraine rather very good. Okay, Hey, it's all in

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the family, multi generational, family
run retail. Theft crew has been busted.

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They are accused of robbing dozens of
stores around southern California, stealing thousands

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of dollars worth of merchandise. The
LAPDS Organized Retail Theft Task Force is the

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one who found them. They dubbed
the crime family the Dodger Crew because they

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were wearing Dodger gear. A lot
of times they went into Macy's nordstrooms in

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La Glendale, Torrents and other cities
and they would steal things like perfumes and

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colognes and that kind of stuff and
then go around sell it and please say

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it was a very lucrative business.
Yeah, multi generational. Can you believe

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it? Yeah? I can't.
It's crime family. They're pretending that they're

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a cartel or the mab Barker family. But I love paragraph three of this

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story at the end. What they
do is they steal price see perfumes and

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cologns, and then real resell the
merchandise for a profit. How can you

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not sell it for a profit if
it's free and you've stolen it. Yeah,

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it'd be hard. You have to. Yeah, you'd have to sell

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it minus something working unless you get
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So summer heat is on the rise, and for many workers Southern California,

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especially if you're like a warehouse worker
or something miserable. So California employees

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who work in those hot indoor conditions
are getting new protections from cal OSHA,

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and that is good news. Here's
a question. Under the new rules require

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employers to provide heat safety training,
cooling areas, water when the indoor temperature

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reaches eighty two degrees that's winter for
US indoor at eighty two degrees, yeah,

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swinter time. Yeah, so I
mean we're used to hundred and twenty.

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Come on, I start thinking about
all the delivery drivers. I think

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ups just barely got air conditioning in
those trucks. Yeah, but they're open

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trucks. I don't know how they
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but I just have the coal air
coming on you. I saw our male

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carrier. Yes, mail carriers are
basically those are Safari vehicles. Safari vehicles,

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those male carriers be safe. A
big old dino has been dug up.

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It's called Loki sarah toops range offormists
something like that in the bad lands

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of northern Montana, near the US
Canada border. It's a giant horn species

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of dinosaur. It's apparently a cousin
of the infamous tri Sarah toops. So

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it's got that big like a shield
behind its head. And this one's different

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because it's got horns up on top
of the head and it's supposed to be

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or It was twenty two feet long, weighed eleven thousand pounds, and was

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the largest herbivore in its ecosystem when
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Yeah, they're always digging up new
dinosaurs, new species, and it's

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always Montana because that was where they
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Montana used to be. Of course, this jungly, sweaty swampy landy.

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Yeah, yeah, ninety two million
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schwitz there. It was. It
was a matter of fact. As a

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matter fact, one of the names
that they were looking at is the Schitza

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toops, but Schwitzosaurus. You know, listening to Wake Up Paul with Ay

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this morning talking about this, I
guess it makes sense that they're digging up

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new dinosaurs and species all the time, but it is pretty fascinating that it's

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still taking place sixty five million years
later. And also you notice they don't

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need many pieces to figure out what
it looked like. The horns. I

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mean, you can get a toe
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like. Right, Why it is? That's why you know, we all

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learned about the brontosaurus, and the
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wrong, had Yeah, all right, I didn't know that, by the

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way, I just agreed, so
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Well, the Brontosaurus is what we
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seen Jurassic Park. Let me alone. That's not that's a different that's not

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a bronosaurus. They didn't exist.
Moving on all right. Los Angeles Lakers

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have agreed to a four year contract
with JJ Reddick to make him the franchise

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next coach. He's never coached before, never coached as an assistant, a

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head coach, never in the NBA. He was an analyst. And he's

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still getting what a six years,
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But I don't think these are no
cut contracts. I think those are very

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few and far between. And if
it doesn't work out, if the Lakers

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just gone first season, he's gone. I think someone can correct me on

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that. We should have Petros.
Send an email to Petros and ask that

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question. TikTok on attack. TikTok
has ramped up its attacks on the Biden

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administration over a law that could end
up banning the app from the US,

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arguing in a court filing that US
TikToker used TikTok users could be forced to

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live on an island of content disconnected
from the rest of the world if the

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platform is forced to find a new
owner. Yeah, which is a croc.

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There's plenty of plenty of platforms that
would buy TikTok. Tell me Zuckerberg

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wouldn't buy it for a decent price, and it's forced to sell goes for

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fire sale prices, maybe it'll probably
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do work, Amy, I think
it's a great line. Also, Amy,

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I want to point something out.
You are very good at coming out

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with these headlines when you start.
They're clever, they're punny. I mean

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I never congratulated you for that,
but they are excellent. I just want

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to point that out. Okay,
there was a susy yesterday that I'm trying

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to remember. Yeah, I mean, almost every story is just really neat

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how they start and the story collapses. Of course, Oh boy, there's

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he pushed the limits of I can't
let it go. I just can't let

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it go, not even on Anne's
birthday. We get a reprieve. All

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right. So scientists have finally found
a way for men to care about microplastics

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as they have found them inhuman penises
for the first time. Every man listening

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just cringed. Yeah. And just
for clarification, Bill, penis is an

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appendage that most men have, So
I concern you not call these with the

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word swans in they're someplace. So
everybody's talking about these tiny particles, the

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proliferation, potential health effects of these, you know, microplastics, and uh

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so now they're finding these, you
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microplastics found in four or five samples
of penis tissue taken from five different men

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as part of this study. So
five guys, okay, five, okay,

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boy, there's a study for you. How is that statistically significant?

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Yeah? I don't know, that's
kind of weird. Also, do you

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find a strange that it's only in
the penises. I mean, I find

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out I don't know that they've found
it. It's not. It's just that

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they looked at it and they found
it there too. Okay, now let's

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do that one. Where do you
go? Where? How far do you

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go with a study that only looks
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You know, when you're making a
left turn sign if you're on a

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bicycle. Wasn't that Clinton? Didn't? I think? Also? I think

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Michael Jackson a half also as described
by uh, one of the one of

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the one of the boys that he
was accused of. He can't sue me

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now that he bonked uh you know, one of the eight or nine year

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olds. Yeah, it's confusing in
Spanish, the recoc Yeah,