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I'm supposed to have Matt Sanders here, l MP, Matt, I'm gonna

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that's pretty busy. I'm getting a
text from Matt Sanders. Yeah, dear

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Tony Dwight, I'm too stupid to
show up on time. Well, well,

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man, they'll be so hard.
Yeah, what are you doing?

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Many, Matt's gonna come on because
we're gonna talk about man. L and

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P was not playing during Derby week. They confiscated nine cars and motorcycles this

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weekend. I'm because of those stupid
when they call those not street races.

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But I'm gonna do a wheelie on
the waters sitting look at me? What

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was it call? Hey, everybody, I need attention. I need attention.

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Let me do a donut in the
middle of the street racing. Well

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they do the donuts and all that. Dumb asses their dumbasses. So nine

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cars got cooking and all kinds of
cooking. Yeah, taking him all right,

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we'll talk to him when he gets
in here. Here's if he gets

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in here, you know, might
have gotten distracted. I got some news

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here. Mama Cass choked on a
ham sandwich. Okay, that's the story.

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Because the daughter is fed up with
it. She was she's fed up

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with it, and she was like, I have been fighting this for fifty

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years. Mama Cass did not die
from choking on a ham sandwich. Yes,

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so she has been fighting this thing, and she even she references movies

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have made fun of it. Remember
Michael Myers as Austin Powers. He was

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joking about how people died in the
late sixties, and you know they said,

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you know from this, this,
this, this, and Mama Cass

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ham sandwich, and like everyone laughs, she says, none of that happened.

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She didn't touch the ham sandwich.
Right, She had a stroke and

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she died, right, she did
not. So the daughter has been fighting,

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as she was, like, enough
is enough. It's been almost a

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half century. Can we please stop? No, you can't, because its

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already out there, just like the
Richard Gear story and the Rod Stewart stomach

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pumped story from the seventies and all
this other stuff. It's folklore, but

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it's funny. Quote there was a
ham sandwich, but she didn't eat it

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and she didn't choke on it.
So enough with the jokes. I think

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that maybe Big Ham has gotten to
her and said, look, you need

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to rewrite history for us. Well, there's nobody more dangerous than Biga.

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No Big Ham goes after everybody.
Well, millennials. I talked to Joan

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Donker about this earlier people in the
age of twenty eight to forty three.

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They're now taking on a new pet. They're buying chickens, their king chickens,

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are not eating in them, but
raising them. The millennial love affair

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with keeping chickens as pets has actually
grown into a thirty billion dollar industry.

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By the way, millennials are thirty
years old. We're not talking about gen

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Z just twenty eight to forty three. Just forty three. Yeah, millennials

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are forty years old. Okay,
there's no excuses here. Look, if

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you want a chicken, have a
chicken. But people had chickens, and

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by the way, you could have
chicken in your backyard. I mean it

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was up till the sixties people used
chickens in their backyard, like I can

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have a hen house in my backyard. In Saint Matthew's my uncle that just

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passed. He lved next door to
a guy and he had chickens and more

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importantly, roosters in a coop right
next to his bedroom window. So everyone

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around about four thirty or five there, they would go. Well, I

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practically grew up in Key West.
There was not a house. There wasn't

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one house in key West that didn't
have chickens. Like every yard you walked

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into you just had to step over
the chickens because it was great. Look

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they My sister had a coop with
like fourteen chickens in it, but she

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didn't. Man, you can't eat
them any eggs? Is it all chickens?

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Does you have? No? You
got to have a rooster. You

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have one cock? Yeah, that's
right. It's a lot of work.

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It is for a lot of work, it is, but it's guaranteed source

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of fresh eggs. I wish I
see I had that. Okay, but

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they dude, you can't eat them
any eggs. Bro, I could I

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ate twenty a day, that's true. I see, I would be good

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with that. Hal Lawton is the
CEO of Tractor Supply. He says chickens

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have been the new source of growth
for the company over the last five years,

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and think chickens have become the new
third pet out there to cats and

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dogs. Stupid they name them.
You don't eat dogs or cats, you

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eat chickens. Some people eat dogs. What do they name the chickens?

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Why wouldn't name mine Clucker mccluckerson or
something like that, right, or doctor

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Klucky. Whre's how I would name
them? Breakfast? No, no,

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man, you don't eat the chicken. You use them for their farm fresh

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I would name I'd call me Rick. Chickens aren't loving like all the chickens.

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I would get female names. Yeah, but the cock, I would

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call Rick Rick the cock, Rick
the cock. Yeah like that. It's

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fitting. See that's where the cock
of the wall came from. I think.

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So thirteen percent of American households now
own eighty five million backyard chickens.

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That's an average of five chickens per
owner. Ninety percent of the caretakers are

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actually millennial women. I wonder if
they walk them. Millennial women like the

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loneliest women though, to have like
five chickens on chicken leashes and you walk

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them down the sidewalk. Yes,
I'm independent, I'm independent. I don't

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eat a man or a child.
And yes, I have fourteen key chains,

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but only three keys. And I
have four cats. And you know

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what, my cats give me all
the love I want. I'm not lonely.

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I'm not lonely. Twenty percent say
that they care for the chickens with

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health issues that have special needs care. So now they get a chicken pet.

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Was they get a special needs chicken? Like something might be wrong with

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his pet their special needs? Uh, you know if they have one leg

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one leg or maybe no no,
one of them might have bird flu,

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you know. Oh, shut up, you gotta put ointment on his little

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chicken. But oh, chicken butt, that might be a uh could you

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I call you back. I'm put
an ointment on my chickens. There are

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a lot of work. Don't think
that you can have the chicken coop in

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your backyard in Saint Matthew's or Jaytown. Dude, It's it's tough. It's

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hard work. I'd love to it's
not that hard. I wouldn't think you

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go out there. He throw some
food in their cage and make sure you're

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water. Maybe you talk to him, you know, five ten minutes a

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day. See your problem. You
have a wolf in your backyard, well,

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obvious name is m I would have
to put them up on top of

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the fence or something and give them
shade. Eighty two percent you talked about

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the work of the chicken. We
auditioned one of three sitters that will be

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working in tandem while we go to
Vegas to the Rolling Stones to watch Lemmy.

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Not one. No, we got
with my brother Kathy, and her

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name's Heather Minor, no relation to
Terry Miners. Eighty two percent say they

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hire chicken sitters when they go on
vacation or if they're even gone for the

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weekend, and then twelve percent actually
let the chickens live inside their house.

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You know the story. When I
was I think it was eighteen or nineteen,

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I lived at Hunt Club Apartments on
Old Third Street Road. The landlord

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will never forget. Oh you want
your deposit back, mister Whitten. That's

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that's funny. You owe us thirty
two You always thirty two hundred dollars in

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damages. So I went to go
get a rat to feed my python.

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And it was after Easter and they
had thirteen baby chickens. I said,

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how much of the baby chickens?
Something ridiculous like twenty five cents each.

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So I bought them and I just
bought it back a chicken feeding. For

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probably about eight months we had chickens
just running in the apart. I am

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chicken doodo on the carpet. No, I mean because mentally you were a

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four year old at that time.
Well, we would have they were all

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chase a pencil. If you pulled
the pencil across the shack carpet, they

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would all chased it. So we
would have chicken races. Do not do

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the chickens, man, I don't. I would like to people think it's

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yet. Have fresh eggs. We've
got Okay, let's see how I may

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fish eggs come? How many eggs
does a chicken put out there? Now?

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I will tell you that the eggs
that you buy in the grocery store

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or at least thirty days old.
I mean thirty days they said, can

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you can hold it up to the
light. And by the way, eggs

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can be sitting out on the counter. You don't need to refrigerate them.

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So in Mexico, when you go
in the walmarts or whatever, they're just

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sitting there. They're sitting in the
miliow because there's a film from the chicken.

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They put a film on it.
They give birth to it, and

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the film of on the egg shell
keeps it fine. But when they wash

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it, that's why you have to
keep it refrigerated after they wash it.

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They washed the egg and now you
got to keep them refrigerated. But dude,

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people would be eating chicken eggs forever
they didn't, uh made Johnny from

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the News is, so, how
many eggs does a chicken make a day?

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One? Yeah, the same as
my refractory period. It's twenty four

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hour turnaround. I was just gonna
say that the American and German and Japan

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are the only ones that refrigerate their
eggs because of the pasturization process. Correct.

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When we lived in Germany, they
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Yeah, of course the yolks are
like bright orange. And now my

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sister again had fourteen chickens, and
she would give us bags of eggs,

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and I'm telling you, you could
tell the taste, how body you can.

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Our first our first landlord in Germany
lived on the first floor below us,

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and they had a chicken coop and
she would Saturday mornings, I'd open

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up the door and there'd be like
half a dozen eggs right there, and

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I'm like little breakfast somebody, I'm
going to chickens. What's better? Who

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has better prices? Uh, chickens
or us or chickens, chickens, chickens.

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Oh what about nothing but chickens.
Go to rural King chickens. Chicken

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chickens is was sold. It's undernew
management, so prices or Skyrock. They

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fired everything, they fired everybody.
I'll go to nothing but chickens and get

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sold. I named like. I
named my chickens like like I like,

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you know, Colonel Sanders. One
of them is named Popeyes. One of

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them names General Zo. It's fantastic. I know they respond to it too.

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Chicken, that's they're food. They're
not friends. There's friends and then

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there's food. Your dog is your
friend. A chicken you eat. They

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could be both. You can have
a you have a friend you're in the

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Asian countries, then your your four
legged friend is also possibly you could have

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a you can have a friend that's
also food. I think. Have you

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ever seen someone grab a chicken,
throw it up on the wood stump and

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take the hatchet and go fump cucumbers
and you watch that chicken take off with

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no head and blood is spurting out
the top of it, and that chicken

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is running across the yard. I've
ever seen that. You can be a

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great grandma used to do that all
the time. You could be friends with

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just a bit, including Joan Don
and I don't know if we're gonna play

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really in the years or not.
We may we'll see, Yeah, we'll

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play it. Oh, he's got
it. He's got it, so it's

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on the way. And then Matt
Sanders, thanks for stiffness, all right,

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reeling in the years. You guys
nailed it yesterday. Day will be

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back tomorrow to take over. But
since then I will I will play the

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music and make you all guess what
year these charted in this week and this

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week in the nineteen eighties. Oh, that's my decade. Here we go.

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Joan Donagher from Bloomberg money minute,
you're pretty good at this. Jones,

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You're good. You, you're good. You. We'll see all right

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on the decade. I'm okay with
the eighties. Eighties is good. You're

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good. Donaga, you're good.
Than the Tide is High, I've got

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this at eighty. Yeah, that's
really early. You're right, nineteen eighty

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for that song. Just you are
correct? You really you named that song

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in like two notes. You yelled
out, Blondie, the tide is high.

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Ask my wife's birthday. I want
to get through the lyrics. Thirteenth.

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You don't know your life birthday.
I actually gotta look it up on

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our Facebook every year to make sure
I'm not Oh my gosh, that's horrible.

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It's it's twelve. It's not the
thirteenth. Or wait, here's another

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one from nineteen eighty something. Hang
on, there's an ad. Give me

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five seconds and we'll figure this out
with the nineteen What are you all guessing

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right now? Nineteen eighty I gotta
go eighty yeah, eighty yeah, nineteen

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eighty. Well, Rabbit, Eddie, Rabbit, love a rainy night,

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love, a rainy dwhitey love,
a rainy dwight. I love to watch

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the light. Notice the temples as
the same temple as you wish your wipers

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hear that? Oh yeah, it
does. Eddie remember him? Yeah?

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You know what, that's a stage
name. You know what his real name

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is. No elmer Fudd, No
Eddie Hausenfeffer. That's not mister. All

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right, all right, you're on
the nineteen eighties here. Let's see how

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you don't like Eddie. Oh that's
a Neil Diamond. The Love of the

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Rocks ain't no big surprise. That
was a remember that movie that came from

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that was a terrible movie, Big
Rocks Lies. Well, he had great

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hair. I'm looking at you right
now, boy, what's it? Great

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hair? We all had pretty good
air. Yeah, back in the eighties,

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we all I'm gonna give you one
more, Tony, and I still

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do Jonan Donager thanks to We Grow
Hair Indie. Well there you go,

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absolutely give you all right, we'll
see if you can get this one.

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You tell me Hungry Heart. This
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one, but I still like eighty. I came out originally eight nineteen eighty.

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Yeah. My father had a big
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it off and we hit it for
dinner. Here's Hungry Heart right up to

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the post there, Dwight, good
job, man. I didn't even sound

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like Springsteen. This is on the
River. The River was eighty I remember

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when I remember when it came out. It was you know, it was

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a big hit, and it was
everything that he did. You know,

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you could just he had that progression. It just like him. It's just

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all right, your like could said
for nineteen eighty eight. The River came

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out in nineteen eighty eight, nineteen
eighty. Yes, Hungry Heart and the

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other songs we played were the top
ten songs according to me TeV in nineteen

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eighty one nineteen eighty one. Other
songs were to use billboard. Well every

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other songs passioned by Rod Stewart,
every Woman in the World by Air Supply.

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Uh, just like starting over John
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these are all nineteen eighty one.
Joe and I still would win to eighty

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even especially on eighty especially with John
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Yeah, yeah, they entered the
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top ten in nineteen eighty one.
All right, tell me Joan Donagher what

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you think about what's going on with
the market today. I haven't looked at

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it within the last twenty minutes.
Where are we? Eh? The moves

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are small, but they were mostly
on the up side. Of the NASDAK

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just turned negative. Investors are deciding
how much further they can push the rebound

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from last month's sell off. So
the games range from a tenth to a

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third percent. The NASDAK is off
a tenth of a percent, the Dow

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up one hundred and fourteen, the
NASDAK down twenty two, the S and

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P up six. With the news
radio eight forty wh s Bloomberg Money Report,

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I'm Joan Donagher, No, I
don't know. J Giles, is

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that eighty one? Also? That
was eighty one, wasn't it or eighty

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No, this was eighty one because
Centerfold came out before this. I thought

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hungry Heart when I thought because you
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and I thought Harvard came out in
nineteen eighty. Let me google that

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real quick. I just say,
no, no, no, it's not

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when they came out. We know
that what songs charted night in this week

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nineteen eighty one. Okay, dude, nineteen eighty. The River came out

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in nineteen eighty, all right,
yes, but songs charting top songs charting

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today in nineteen eighty one, wonder
the River hit. He doesn't trust me,

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Rick doesn't trust me? No,
why would I ever trust you?

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Do I've known you thirty years?
R No, no, no, that's

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true. I'm not mad at you. I'm mad at Rick, Rick.

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Why don't you trust me? Well, see, that was a program director

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back in nineteen eighty, and I
played those songs, and those songs charted

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in the latter part of nineteen eighty. So that's why nineteen eighty kind of

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stuck in my mind as the year
for all those songs. Okay, Rick,

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it's our show. You need to
calm down, man, I'm just

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commentary commentary now. You know what
Rick is, all three of you all

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were so all in Nay. He
was just like, we're so perfect.

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Nineteen eighty Rick, you and I
were gonna get together during the break and

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we're gonna do some investigation. We're
gonna do some rod overa stuff. It's

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one thing for me to be off, for Rick to be off, but

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me, Rick and Joan Donagher are
all three to be off. Oh so

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it's got to be the guy that
answered the question. Well, in my

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mind it was still nineteen eighty Yeah, me too. Hey. Let's move

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on to more important business, though, and that is down Syndrome of Louisville.

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It's no big secret. I absolutely
love and a door, the staff

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and everybody that, all the people
that go to down Central Louisville. Tim,

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how you doing, man, It's
good to see you. I'm doing

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great. Thank you so much for
having me in. Last time I saw

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you, we're with the down Center
Gallup Galen. We were having a big

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time. Wow Thunder weekend, right, Yeah, what a night. It's

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Friday night of Thunder weekend and we'll
be back there the same weekend at the

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Goldhouse again next year. It's really
just an amazing event. And by the

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way, when you attend the Gallup
Gala, you can get rooms at the

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gaud House and you can hold them
there for the thunder over a little no

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no no. I thought he no
offense. I thought you were a liar.

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So I went on your website and
I was like, looked at my

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wife and I said, dude,
it's one hundred and something dollars that you're

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normally on thunder It's nine hundred and
something right for a room. And I

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was like, dude, how do
we pass this up? Yep, Friday

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and Saturday night. Yeah, And
I think next uh, next year,

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we're gonna go ahead, the witnessors
go ahead and stay instead of ubering back

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because once you start getting around some
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you start having way too much fun. But I want to talk about

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something that that night. So when
that night when we were there, there

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was a one of there's a jockey
Hernandez, what's his name. I'm not

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a racing fan. Brian Hernandez was
there. Churchill Downs was the primary sponsor

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for the gala, and so they
hit a lot of folks there, and

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Brian Hernandez was there with his wife
Jamie, and uh that was their first

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time being at the gala and they
just had a great time and and left

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there feeling like they wanted to do
something else for for Downcenter of Louisville and

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for the folks we serve. And
so they contact you and they say,

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hey, we we got an idea. Boy did this pan out? I

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think every horse chose a different charity. Well, listen to this, I

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don't know they usually that's that is
space. Usually that's prime time. Yeah,

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so he gets to put on his
heart. I wanted to do something

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from dancing and with a little mandas
this payoff. We gotta get to the

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punchline on this. So Hernandez says, I'm going to donate a part on

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my silks to honor down some we're
a little right, correct. He wanted

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to put our logo on his leg, which he does usually sell that space

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and that's that's quite valuable, right
and so he so we kind of were

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gonna squeeze time squeeze. So we
had to get the logo digitized and we

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and we wanted to get it pink
because it was gonna be on Oaks day

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and we got our logo on on
Brian's pants. About we had about two

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before the Oaks, and we actually
got it ready two days. Two days.

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Now, let's fast forward, because
I'm guessing you're thinking, well,

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you know what, I'm gonna donate
space on my silks on my pants and

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then afterwards, you know, either
an auction office pads. This horse was

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in the this horse was in the
Oaks, and whatever, boy does it

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turnout big? What did he win? Well, first of all, he's

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like, okay, we can raffle
it off. We had to think about

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how much that would be worth for
a raffle ticket. We decided fifty dollars

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the reasonable price. Yeah, for
a jockey in the Oaks fifty bucks,

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and so fifty dollars for a raffle
ticket. We're like, well, we'd

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like to sell a few of those
and there'd be a great fundraiser for us.

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Well, yes, he won the
Oaks. He won the Oaks.

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He had a great day, and
we're kind of like, oh, I

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think our pants just went up.
And then the next day he just went

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ahead and won the Derby. He
wait a minute, he gave you the

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silk pants that he wore while he
was racing. Yep, yeah, we

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have got the pants and he's signing
them from the Oaks winner and the Derby.

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It's not just any Oaks and Derby's
one fifty, so you can you

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can buy talk about man God smiling
down on downs them. So you could

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purchase you could purse your raffle ticket
and win the silks of the jockey that

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rolled in the Oaks and one and
rode in the Derby and one the one

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hundred and fiftieth correct. Correct.
So we've got raffle tickets available at our

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website dsflu dot org dot org,
or you can go to a dsl win

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dot com either place. You can
buy raffle tickets there. They're fifty dollars

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and we're selling those right up through
our golf event at Automan Country Club on

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June third. That's also wow,
that's terrific. It really is. In

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uh wow, what luck. Well, that's a good thing. And again

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we talked in the break how Louisville's
this whole organization here in Louisville down center

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Louisville is the biggest in the country. No, it's biggest in the world.

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Beast in the world, the largest
down Centers association in the world,

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in the world. It's international,
no, it is we see the world

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the world. There's an organization in
the world. We serve over thirteen in

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the in the world, in the
world. And and you meet some of

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these families at the Gallop gala by
the way, and there was a family

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I think that I spoke to the
moved here from Brazil. I wanted to

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say, move moved from Brazil to
Louisvill, Kentucky because of the quality that

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the members get of down cent in
Relouisville. For example, if if if

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you tune in, you plug in
with downstair and re Loeuisville, They're going

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to take care of your baby from
pre birth all the way to end of

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life. Right, that is correct. We start pre birth. We we

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want to make sure people get in
take a tour and just see what we

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have to offer. It's so important
for people when when they when they find

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out they're gonna be having a child
with Downstairer to know we've got this community

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here and it's it's constantly growing.
I mentioned that to to Tony on the

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break, just how we're just growing
and growing and spaces at a premium for

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us, and so things like what
Brian did for us means so much,

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yeah to us, and it helps, it helps. Everything helps. But

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that was it was a huge weekend. And uh, we're just we're just

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so blessed to have such an incredibly
generous community. Are you gonna limit the

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number of auction tickets or you just
go sell them till they sell. We're

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gonna sell those raffle tickets till they
sell. Okay, And to give me

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the website again, d S of
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dot org, okay, d s
of lou dot org, or you can

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go to dsl win dot com.
All right, all right, Tim,

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did you ever think that Louisville would
be the biggest downstomer organization globally? It's

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amazing. It's really because of a
dedicated group of people that started this organization

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over thirty years ago, just a
small group and they just continue to grow

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and like, like I mentioned,
the generosity in this community has really helped

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us to grow and it's it's amazing. Well, you know what I said,

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I said it shouldn't be. I
mean, you guys do a great

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job, but we're our size market. They should be taking care of down

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Syndo families and other markets that are
way bigger. Philadelphia has got whatever.

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Six. I think it just has
to do with how we started caring.

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No, you're right, size of
the community. Look, Brazil, there's

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a Brazilian people there that isn't That's
a lot of people. That's a measurement

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of Brazilian. I thought it was
a Brazilian point seven. It might have

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grown. It might have grown to
Brazilian point seven people. All right,

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thanks for coming in. Yeah this
dude, thank you all again for having

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us in and about appreciate everything you
do for us, and I want it.

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Yes. Hey, listen, guys, let me ask you a question.

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When you get off work, how's
your day go. Are you out

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in the backyard playing with the dog, the kids, playing cash, maybe

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taking a walk around the neighborhood,
or are you just sitting on the couch

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watching Fred Flintstone. Well, that's
used to be me. I would get

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off from work and I would go
home. I go straight to the couch.

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Honestly, some nights I would go
straight to bed and I would stay

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there until it was time to go
to bed. I was miserable. On

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the weekends, all I wanted to
do was sleep. It wasn't fair to

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me, it wasn't fair to my
wife. I made it change. I

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around when we come back. We're
talking WW two vets with Jeff Toky News

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Radio. Wait, forty whas this
is I know this band. It's the

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California Grapes. Okay, you either
get pissed off the Temptations man, No,

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they made a ton of money off
Yes, they made a ton of

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money off it dancing grapes than that. Either one of the guys started in

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the Fruit of Loom commercials first,
really yeah, yeah, he was in

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the Fruit of Loom commercials. And
then and then they saw him and they're

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like, he needs be in our
band. Waitamny checking out on social media,

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Earl Frederick hanging out with this morning. Thank you Earl Frederick for checking

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in and hanging out with me and
Rick and all right, have you ever

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seen the mermaid experiences they have in
aquariums? Now? Have you seen these?

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No? Because the best part it's
fit Rick. Have you seen them?

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This is sort of a new thing
where they do like the little the

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top. They do have a top
and it looks like a little uh whatever,

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and then it's no bear midrift and
then they have the mermaid part on

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the bottom. Right, Well,
they're popping up everywhere, not just in

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Disney, but in all the aquariums
around the country. Well, the problem

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is it's dangerous as hell, of
course. I mean you're swimming around there

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holding your breath. Sometimes they have
like a hose where they can breathe off

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of and then stay down there,
which is not part of the illusion.

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But a lot of videos they've been
posting lately are if the girl, if

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the mermaid farts what like. So
they have been telling their mermaids listen,

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if you have to pass gas,
you've got to hold it. You can't

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this part of the illusion. So
when they when they fart, the bubbles

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come bellowing out of the back of
the little mermaid. Right, So everybody

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knows girls don't fart, So how
is this happening? Okay, So,

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if you consider farting to be a
byproduct of digestion the gases expelled, most

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fish don't fart, with the exception
of herrings and sand sharks and mermaids and

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mermaids. All right, So with
that said, have you been to the

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Newport Aquary? Why am I asking
you? You've never been to anything ever?

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Of course, I'm going for your
basement concerts and your basement. Have

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you ever been to the Newport Aquaria? It's it's pretty fantastic. Rick,

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have you been to the Creerry?
Oh? Yeah, that's great place.

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It's a great place. Well,
guess what they're getting mermaids. I don't

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know if they're farting mermaids or not, but they're getting mermaids. That's worth

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the trip up there. Yeah.
Yeah, Why is the mermaid floating on

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her side? Mommy? Now they've
had some issues to where some of the

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mermaids have stayed down too long and
they can't get to the top and they

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have to pull off the the not
legs, but the mermaid fins on the

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bottom and then try to save their
lives. No one's died yet. What

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are the ingredients for a fish fart? That is something and words that were

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put together. I never thought,
okay, great, as for a fish

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fart is hydrogen sulfide. Okay,
thank you for that. Well, I

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mean, listen, we got to
dig into the hard topics to the top

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journalist. So little Mermaid Mermaids is
coming to Newport Aquarium. If it wasn't

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already awesome, it really is.
The sharks and the turtles. I can't

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wait to go there. I mean
that Newport area has been fixed up.

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It's nothing but bars and restaurants,
and it's it's a good read. It's

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really nice. I can't wait to
go. Don't put it down. It's

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really nice. It's down. I'm
just saying, you know, I mean,

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where else could I watch fish swim
around may If you think horses running

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in a circle is exciting, why
do you see this fish go up to

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the top, grab a fish nugget
and it swim back down. It was

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exciting enough to get a twenty million
people watching it on TV set. I

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want to I don't know if we
have enough time. But researches this is

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where I laughed and Jackie this morning
goes what and I go, here we

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go. Researchers have created electronic skin
for robots. The latest advanced in robotics

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is making machines more lifelike. New
We're coming. Researchers at UT Austin have

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developed a stretchy electronic skin with sensors
that mimics how human flesh works. Professor

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Nashu Lu she's good, great,
She's one of the best that I heard.

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She likes Newport Aquarium. Alle It
says the sensors are accurate when it

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when the skin is stretched to the
limit. She envisions this technology used in

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robots that provide care to humans.
Their e skin would allow the machines to

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softly wipe a patient or help them
turn over in a bed. They are

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also being looked at for searching for
victims in natural disasters. They're also going

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to destroy as and rip our faces
off. Uh, robot robots, listen

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to what I'm saying. AI is
thinking for itself. We are creating an

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electronic skin so the robot can actually
feel feel this is not gonna end well.

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And if even if it doesn't end
well, there's gonna be weirdo freakos

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that their ex wife leaves them,
their wife leaves them, maybe someone dies.

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They can have these robots with this
electronic skin and all that look like

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anyone, so you can send them. They already do this with the what

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is the Life Like? Yeah,
that are like ten thousand dollars. You

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can send in a picture of someone
and they'll make the damn thing look like

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them. You could have a robot. I should do that. It looks

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like I said, do something like
that to somebody I know and they have

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them over for dinner and go oh
like, well this is awkward. Wow,

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so hey, that dog kind of
looks like me. Whatever, it

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was ten grand I'd set your picture
in Oh from a seema Johnny in the

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newsroom band named Farting Mermaids. I
think that one goes. Yes, let's

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