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Baby, baby, baby baby.
If you want to find the wittings.

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This weekend, we're going to be
a slugger field. And there's a big

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there's several big reasons why I'm talking
bobblehead with Muhammad Ali. Number one,

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let's kick off summer. Let's do
it in a big way. Let's do

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it with my buddy Greg Gall Yeah, l president of the Bats, Hey,

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Greg, big weekend this weekend,
Man, I I'm going both days.

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I don't know how anybody cannot get
what you guys have going on this

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weekend. I will be there kicking
off the right. But let's talk about

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not bury the lead. Yeah.
How many bobbleheads? Oh yeah, yeah,

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how do they get the Muhammad Ali
bobblehead? Greg? That's the key

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whereas there's only five hundred, right, Yeah, Well, the key is

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you've got to place your ticket order
by today for tomorrow's game, and that's

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got to be done by noontime today, and that guarantees you a game ticket

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for tomorrow night's game, plus it
secure as a bobblehead for you. Again,

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it's got to be done by noontime
today. The other folks that will

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getting the bibbleheads are those folks that
purchased anything from a five game ticket plan

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with US year up to full season
tickets, they'll be able to have their

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first opportunity to pick up the Ali
bobblehead beginning tomorrow night. So big weekend.

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As you guys said, that's a
great way to kick off the summer,

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and tonight we get it done,
of course with Marguerite of Madness,

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with our great friends from Number one
Tequila's Ramundo and his crew, and we'll

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have six dollars margeritas all night tonight, so be ready to stand in line

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to get your margaritas because it's very
popular on Friday nights. But again,

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thank you to Number one Tequila for
being such a great partner. Also tonight,

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we'll be having a big fireworks show
after the game's over, and that's

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sponsored by our friends from Vision Works. And our friends from Vision Works are

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helping us get our summer kicked off
on the right foot by giving away sunglasses

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in Bat's team colors to the first
fifteen hundred fans tonight to come through the

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gates. Gates open tonight at six. First pitch tonight is at seven to

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fifteen, and again fireworks to follow
after the game tomorrow night. Once again,

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we get started at seven fifteen,
gates open at six Tomorrow night.

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As you mentioned, Tomorrow night is
the Ali Bobblehead Night. That's part of

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the salute to the Ali Festival,
as we're going to kind of be the

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kickoff for the Muhammad Ali Festival,
the week long celebration of the champ which

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will be going on next week here
in our community. And as part of

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that celebration tomorrow, we're also going
to have one of our more popular entertainment

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acts. It's going to perform after
the game before our big fireworks show Tomorrow

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night, and that's the Chicago Boys
Street Acrobats. They'll be coming in from

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Chicago doing their great NBA halftime show
that they've done here so many times,

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one of the few acts we've had
here over the year, guys that actually

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gotten standing ovations from our fans.
Their high energy. They would really get

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up in the air, do some
really cool stunts, and everybody loves them

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every time they're here. And again
they'll be performing Tomorrow night before our postgame

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firework show tomorrow night, which is
to you Tomorrow Night by Texas Roadhouse.

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And of course every Saturday here is
a wine up Saturday. That means you'll

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get six ounce wine pores from our
friends at Cupcake Vineyards, whether it's the

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white wine or the red wine,
for only four dollars. And we also

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have craft beers from our friends at
High Wire West six and Against the Grain

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available in twelve ounce cans for only
four dollars tomorrow night. So a lot

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going on this weekend, and it
still doesn't end because Sunday we're going to

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celebrate Buddy bats birthday and we're going
to do so by having all his friends

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from the League of Mascots here to
help celebrate. And also the first five

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hundred children on Sunday that come in
through the gates when the gates open at

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twelve noon, we'll receive a really
attractive Buddy Bat Louisville Bat's hat, and

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that's thanks to our friends that we
at Norton Children. So of course Sunday

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all the great things we normally do, the free kids meal, the kids

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inflatables, and obviously postgame kids are
on the bases will also take place.

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So as you guys promoted so well, a lot going on here at the

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ballpark this weekend, and as Tony
loves to say. To get your tickets,

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it's real simple. Just go to
our website at bats baseball dot com.

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You can purchase your tickets there,
you can see all the great promotions

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we have lined up, and you
can even visit our online team store and

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purchase your bats gear. The Wittons
will be there tonight as soon as the

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gates open, because it's a beautiful
day for baseball. Not to mention,

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man, we're kicking off summer with
fireworks, all kinds of things too.

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But it wrong. Well, how's
that set it wrong? Yeah, it's

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it's it's that's baseball. And one
thing Novis mention is the fact that the

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Bats themselves are playing very well right
now. Yes, yes, that's exactly

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right. First half. Yeah,
we're battling for a first half league title

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and we've got about a little less
than a month ago, as the first

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half of our season will shut down
on Sunday, June twenty third, and

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they'll declare a winner of the first
half and then we'll start basically zero zero

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on June twenty five. So we're
trying to chase down the Omaha Royals and

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the team's been playing well. We're
five and a half games out of the

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championship spot, so we're gonna keep
grinding and see if we can't bring home

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a first half league championship. Any
chance Greg that Major League Baseball will follow

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that, because I've always thought that
to keep all fans instead of fire sales

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at the All Star break, have
a first half winner and a second half

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winner, have them play if it's
different teams. I would love to see

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the major leagues do that. Probably
too radical for them, but I like

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that idea. You know what,
David, I didn't think I was going

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to like the idea because I know
they've done this at single A and double

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A down through the years, but
I've really come to like it a lot

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because, as you guys know,
our roster turns over so much during the

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course of a season. Whoever we
start the season with in April and May,

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that's probably not who's going to be
on the bats roster in August and

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September, so it kind of evens
out the playing field for everybody, and

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like you said, it kind of
everybody feels like they still have skin in

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the game even though only half the
season is over because they get to start

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fresh at the end of June.
So yeah, I kind of like the

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concept, and I don't, unfortunately, see Major League Baseball adopting it,

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but I think it would be cool
if they did, because obviously they've adopted

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so many rules that we've been test
driving down here for the last few years,

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and really the last one that they
haven't adopted yet is the automated ball

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strike, which we've been using now
for a couple of seasons, which,

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again I didn't think i'd really like
it, but I really have come to

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appreciate it. Hey, Greg,
how frustrating is that for the club though?

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No kidding, because you guys got
so many great players and then if

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someone gets injured in the majors,
you're literally an hour and thirty away from

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them, So you can lose a
player at four o'clock in the afternoon and

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they can start for the Reds.
I got to think that's quite challenging an

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issue to deal with. Well,
I'll tell you what. It's part of

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what we do here. You know, we're here to develop players for the

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major leagues, which we've done a
pretty high rate. But you're probably right

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in the fact that it is a
little bit frustrating. I'm assuming from our

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manager Pat Kelly, because you just
never know day to day what's your roster

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going to look like and what kind
of line up you're gonna be able to

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put out in the field while you're
trying to compete and win games. So

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but again, Pat's main job here
again is to develop players for Cincinnati Reds

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and we'll continue to do so.
And last year's team was full of hitting

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prospects. This year's team has a
little different look to it if you were

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looking for prospects. We have more
pitching prospects than actual hitting prospects. But

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we've got a team made up of
a lot of what I call four A

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players as far as offensively in our
everyday lineup. These are guys that have

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played for other Triple A teams,
have maybe played a little bit in the

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major leagues for some reason or another, they just haven't stuck. But they've

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all come together here in Louisville this
year and so far they fit very well

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together to create a cohesive team that
grinds every night and finds way to win

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games. So they're a fun bunch
to watch and I'm looking forward to hopefully

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having some really nice crowds over the
weekend as we take really advantage of this

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first weekend of full summer. Hey, Greg, forgive me, I think

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we might have glossed over one if
we didn't. Forget me for bringing this

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up. But the Wittings are always
there our Fridays for number one Margarite is.

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But also I think it's tonight going
to be break the bank where they

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throw the tennis balls. Tonight will
be our initial event of break the bank.

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And what break the bank is is
fans will come in. They'll have

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the opportunity to purchase numbered tennis balls
that'll be in a bag and it's one

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dollar per ball. And then what
happens is after we shoot our fireworks show,

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we gather everybody that purchase balls and
they get to gather out in the

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outfield area and we'll set up hula
hoops on the playing field, primarily in

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the outfield as targets, and they'll
have the opportunity to throw their balls onto

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the field and if one of their
balls lands in a target, they'll win

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a nice price from the bats.
We'll have all kinds of different prizes.

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It's based on where the hula hoop
might be positioned, with the grand prize

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being five hundred dollars in cash.
Nice. So it's a fun promotion.

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Seen it done with other minor league
teams. It's it's crazy because for like

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fifteen to twenty seconds is this all
you see is tennis balls flying through the

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air, going from over the outfield
wall onto the field. And it's a

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lot of fun and I think our
fans are going to fall in love with

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it. And again, tonight's the
first time we're gonna give it a shot.

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And again, as you're coming to
the ballpark tonight, be looking for

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the registration tables to go purchase your
tennis balls and then hang on to them

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until after the fireworks are open.
Chan hmong the field. Yeah, I'm

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a feeling young Dwight Witting will be
oh no, anticipating why they want to

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do it, be dood. I
gotta tell you this, it's like the

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largest state fair game for this time. I'm not gonna win a zip woc

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bag with a fish, and I'm
gonna you can win actual cash, you

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can win autograph, memorabilia, all
kinds of stuff. Hey, Greg,

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I can't wait to get out there. Nobody has if you're looking for a

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good time, Nobody, I mean
nobody does it like the Louisville Bats.

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Uh, Susan and I will see
you there tonight. The number one to

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Keith the Knight. Thanks Greg Elliott, you guys take care all right,

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body, all right bats tonight man
you'll be out there with Alex Roamomo.

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All right. I want to give
out that number for the free book,

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and again you could come by and
get some donuts and coffee free. Here.

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We're at the Paragon Building across from
PF. Chang's here on Shelbyville Road.

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If you want the book Retirement three
sixty Game Plan by Troy Boden.

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It's a playbook to create your own
personal plan. Uh called five O two

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or actually I'm sorry text two seven
three eleven eighty eight. Just text that

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line and they'll get you the book. All right, So five oh two

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two seven three eleven eighty eight two
seven three eleven eighty eight and you'll get

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a free book. South Carolina woman
is thirty thousand dollars richer just because she

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had an itchy hand. I've never
heard of this. I've never heard of

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this itchy hand. Yeah. Evidently
a woman who chose not to be identified,

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sayce she stopped by a Walmart fuel
station because her hand was it.

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She it seems like there's a superstition
out there. I've never heard of this,

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but an itchy palm is a sign
of a pending good luck. So

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her palm started itching. She pulled
over to a Walmart. Guest. I

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don't know if that having itchy poems
is said to me, and you're about

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to gain or lose money, so
it could go either way. Yes,

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so it go either way. Anyway, she stops by one of these uh,

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you know, gas stations at the
Walmart, and she goes ahead and

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buys a scratch off ticket, which
she did. She found out she won

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thirty thousand dollars due to her itchy
hand. That's when the gas station worker

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said, uh, what else you
got on you? That's itchy lady.

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Alrighty, I just had to add
that in. I know we know the

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process because that okay, alrighty,
okay, So that's true storylink Okay,

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Carolina, here's my question for you
tonight. So, yes, it's pierced.

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So you're gonna be there with Alex
Romundo and a special guest that we're

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not announcing, but you are going
to be in a box. How do

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they control you all. They that's
why we're in a special box. They

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hide us away in a sweet.
They hide us away in a sweet.

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That's a good idea. No,
it's a great way to get a sweet.

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Man. I mean me and Alex
Rimundo at a bad game and number

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one Tequila gets us in a sweep. Wow. Okay, all right,

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So we are broadcasting live on the
road today. The event tomorrow for the

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free shredding is ten to one,
ten am to one pm. They'll throw

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in some barbecue two if you want
to get some lunch. But bring all

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those documents that are sitting up there. We have so many. We got

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a shred. Oh, we can
never get rid of those. These are

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taxes from two thousand and two.
We could shred some of this stuff.

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So it's got so much valuable information
for it, and some of it's just

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dumb. We just got to get
rid of it. I also have some

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incriminating evidence that I went in solemn
read right yeah yeh yeah yah, yeah.

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You were using it as leverage against
other people, But now those people

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are dead. It shred and you
don't have to worry about it. Yeah,

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of course, yeah, I get
it. I get it, I

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get it. For sure, and
you were able to read all those papers.

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You're gonna shred Tony because you've got
new glasses. I did from Vision

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First. Man, I gotta tell
you, you're jealous, dude. I

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got I know. So I was
fumbling around trying to find my readers this

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morning. I couldn't find them.
I just gotta go. I gotta go

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get these. I now take I
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the readers, I was constantly taking
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the car, I take them off, and then I put them back on,

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and I put them in this,
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my shirt, and then I put
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because I would sit down and out
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buying a new pair of cheap uh
uh readers. And I finally went to

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Vision First and went through the car. I called it the car wash.

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They have the most tech. They
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to analyzing your eye. So you
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thing. It's like an MRI of
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done in three and four minutes.
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is the doc, and the doc
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you're near sighted and far exided.
I said, what's that mean,

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doctor Sarah. That's exactly what she
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and she knew, wait was your
doctor Grover and her chair was unrolled,

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so she did this is far went
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Remember they used to do it.
This is far all right? So

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doctor Sarah was a lot more professional
than that. But she said, yes,

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we have a pair of glasses perfect
for your situation. They're called progressives.

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And she goes, after a day
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take them off, and and she's
right, I never take them off.

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I haven't damaged. I bought two
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Tony, you're an idiot. Break
him, And I said, you're right,

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I am an idiot. I will
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I've got two pairs. I haven't
broken or lost them yet. Look,

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my next step is to be the
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thing that yes, right, I
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I don't mind that I want stones
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you have your readers on your forehead
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no, I just you just have
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it, all right. So vision
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I care dot com. Skills an
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you got it. And then once
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they send you right out there and
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glasses and they're like, Okay,
your your head is round or long.

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We're gonna get you a pair of
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gonna figure out. O Yip Sober
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Wynn to try to get through security. Oh, yesterday Becky went to lots

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of pasta. She picked up picked
up my baked hand, which is so

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juicy. They bake it right there
in Saint Matthew's. I got some tuna

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salad. Becky picked up all the
fixings to make your own pizza. We

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do this all the time. Once
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to buying frozen piece says whatever,
unless there are lots of pasta frozen pizzas.

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She got the cauliflower crust and the
rouse pizza sauce, and the key

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to it all is the mozzarella cheese. And she got me chicken noodle soup.

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And the vegetarian soup was a pasta
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We love lots of pasta. All
right. What's the meat that I

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like at the deli? You always
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love the perscudo because you can wrap

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it in cheese or a piece of
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and I love the ravioli. Well, guess what what they have the

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preshudo stuff ravio o way, I
haven't seen that one. Yes, Maggie

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turned me onto that. She goes, Dad, go look back there I

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went. I said, they have
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containers of it. The other day
he had lots of pasta thirty seven seventeen

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Lexington Road in the Heart of Saint
Matthew's back. After this mercurio Wealth Advisors,

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come on buy for a donut and
some coffee. We're across from PF

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Changs at the Paragrim Paragriona place,
beautiful building, come on by and say

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hu all right John Donagher with the
Bloomberg money maneeuh joan, look man,

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we are we are undefeated for two
and a half weeks here, so we

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are. If we get today,
that's three weeks. I think the Stream

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defeated Reeling in the years. I
could fill it in my bones. Here's

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my prediction, and I don't.
I just spoke to Dave. I predicted

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Dave that Dave goes nineteen sixties.
I think he's in the seventies, and

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we taken it. We went seventies
yesterday. I don't know. I think

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we take it into shorts, don't. Okay, Dave, what are you

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gonna do? Buddy? Well,
let's see, all of these songs were

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in the top twenties somewhere in the
Sixtieses the Dixie Cups, I know this

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song. Who remade this? A
bunch of made this hearing A whole bunch

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of people, did the Bell Stars, Cindy Lauper did it. This is

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sixty three or sixty four, maybe
even earlier. That sounds good, six

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sixty four, Yeah, Because what
was an American bandstand? What was the

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original dance that Dick Haark did the
dance show American Bandstand. Yeah, weird

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thing about the Dixie Cups was every
time they sang a song that get another

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singer. It's kind of weird.
Stop stop, throw away the cup.

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Yeah yeah, take a dollar out? All right? What's next? This

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say is she's about a mover?
The Sir Douglas Quintet. Wow, the

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boy this has like a sixty three
sixty four sounded. I'm going earlier now,

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I think, are you really now? Yeah? Sixty two? Maybe?

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Okay, this might change your mind
a little bit if we go little

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sugar Pie, honey bunch, can't
help myself. The Four Tops fo yeah,

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maybe even Look we're dancing like the
Four Tops right now. Yeah,

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we are white. But here you
go. Good job, good job,

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good job. Keep up. Okay, where are we now? Where are

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we now? Let's see how about
this man still got it? Tom Tom

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Jones. Tom Jones is sixty five. We had a we had we had

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this is a true story. Yesterday
we had a plumber in her home and

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his name was Tom Jones. He
goes, but you never had a plumber

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named Tom Jones. I said,
I don't believe it or not, it's

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not unusual. He goes, I
haven't heard that before. Oh, poor

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guy. All right, I'm on
sixty five or six? Yeah, I

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forgot. He's still alive, by
the way. Oh yeah, okay,

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this is missus Brown. You've gone
a lovely daughter daughter? What a herman's

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hermits? Now I want to say, I was gonna go with sixty five,

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but now I want to go with
sixty four. Somethings got me stuck

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on? Would you mind if I
defiled? Would you stop that? David

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Beckham? I hate this band?
Oh my gosh, why are you torturing

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us? Get onto the next He's
the only singer that has an English accent

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while singing. He was like,
right, well, here's about sixteen years

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old when they did these songs.
Was he really he's Yeah, he does

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a show on Serious XMA Peter Noon, Yeah, he does. Peter does

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it every week. It's eleven am
ironically those days. Yeah, Oh I

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get it. Oh golly, okay, the stories from all that Number one,

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the number one, the number one
song, May the thirty first sometime

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in the sixties, these guys,
should I say, boys? Sixty sixty

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five? Yeah, sixty five?
Okay, sixty five you got me I'm

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coned. I think it's sixty five
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go a little bit later. This
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but this part of me has got
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Yeah, okay, I'm not gonna
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this point, Joan. I'm gonna
let you choose it. You which one,

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don't, Joan. We believe in
you, and we won't tell.

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We won't tell Cody Dnaho that if
you that you screwed up the street,

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it was me. It was about
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sixty five. Your called pepp.
I'm gonna go with sixty five. Let's

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go sixty five and sixty. Here
we go, nineteen sixty five, The

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Beach Boys help me run the number
one, May the thirty first, nineteen

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sixty five. Ye the street,
Yes, yes, oh my heavens.

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Three weeks undefeated and we don't have
to disappoint Courtney. Yeah and get mad

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at it. And guess what,
Joe Donager, I'm on vacation next week.

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So when they finally do break the
streek, I go, what' me?

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Wasn't me? Oh? It's just
a win win. That's Joe Donagher.

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You are great under pressure, my
friend nineteen sixty five. I love

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it all right. So my father
used to work for My father used to

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work for a rock and roll station, then a top forty station. Then

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so I actually kind of remember,
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kinda yeah. We all have our
rock roots on this show. U all

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right, tell us about the inflation
report and then how it's affecting the market

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today. Well, investors like the
first look at the inflation numbers in the

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Federal Reserves preferred measure of it that
came in just where economists thought they'd be

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figuring, Hey, that's good.
It leaves you a little room to cut

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rates later in the year. A
look under the hood. Now they're worried

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consumer spending dropped a tick, just
like it showed a couple days ago when

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spending was down. So now the
games are mostly gone. The Dow is

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still up for forty eight. The
NASDAC, however, down one hundred and

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fifty two, the S and P
falling twenty one. With the news Radio

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eight forty whas Bloomberg Money Report,
I'm Joan Donagher. We're talking to Muhlenberg

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County, and we're talking about we
need help as we bring in our friends

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Savannah and Andrew from the Kentucky Humane
Society, lots of dogs from the shelters

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in Muhlenberg County are now with us
here in Louisville, Kentucky, and we

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need homes homes. Would be best
is to go ahead and make that house

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you have, make that house a
home by adopting a dog. Rescue dogs,

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they're just they're so grateful. Lemmy's
a rescue dog. All the wit

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and dogs have always been rescues.
But we want to talk about this forty

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dogs that Humane Society has had to
take in. Let's talk about that for

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a minute. I'm assuming that caused
an overcrowding of the show, Am I

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correct? You're correct, yes,
So we've actually taken in over forty dogs,

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cats and kittens and puppies to our
shelters Muhlenberg. Unfortunately, they're shelter

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down there suffered a lot of storm
damage over the weekend and they just had

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an urgently on Facebook and we answered
that call. So we're already full.

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Shelters across America really full. But
when there's animals and we're the largest pet

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adoption agency. We want to help. So we closed our East campus for

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a couple of weeks and all of
those animals just surrived a couple of days

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ago, so they'll get the back
here they need. And if you can't

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adopt, maybe foster. When we
lost our dog, mick I said,

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never again. I'll never adopt again. I'm not going through that. It's

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too painful. Yeah I did,
but in the meantime, I still love

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dogs. So what we did is
we did camp wit and we would foster

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and take in dogs while people in
vacation. And I'll tell you what,

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it was cathartic. And eventually we
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So maybe if you can't take on
a dog, maybe you can, or

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full time you can still foster.
That's a great way to how to empty

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the shelters and find a home.
And let me tell you, it's stressful

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when you take a dog, uh
excuse, especially one that's surrendered from a

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family and they're used to a family
and they and then now they're in a

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shelter. It's stressful and it's a
horrible thing on that case, or a

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kiddy or kiddy or kitty or kitty. You know, you always talk about

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the dogs and you ignore the kiddies, right, so it's really frustrating for

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cat people. Well, here's one
thing I know. A dog is not

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gonna look you in the eye and
then swat your beard off the table.

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Oh you mean a cat that has
a little brain in some attitude brains maybe

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Actually, Actually, Lemmy has been
known to swat my Dakila off with Yes

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he has because you've had enough,
Like let me is like, you've had

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enough? If that pop pop,
wow, mash. Hey you know what

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he calls me? Yes, sight
dude. Hey, we're talking Kentucky many

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side, we're talking rescues. Now, over forty animals have been transferred here

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to the Louisville from Ulenburg County.
If it's on your heart, please go

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by and uh just say forty forty
forty animals we brought in. But we

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got a lot to get to here. We got to talk Taylor Swift,

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we got talk that's for you,
the tuxas and tales from heaven. But

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well, Lucifer was an age.
No no wagon tails. It's time for

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wagon tails, right, let's talk
about wagon tails. That's right. We

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are so excited. It's the thirtieth
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event. It's family and pet friendly
and it's a Sunday from twelve to four

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at the festival plaza. So right
down by Joe's Crapshack, all right on

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the concrete area. Okay, how
do people join in and get information on

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the thirtieth anniversary of Wagontail. Yeap, So two options. You can go

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ahead and get tickets now, they're
ten dollars for adults and five dollars for

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children twelve and under. You can
do that at ky humane dot org slash

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Wagontail. Or if you just want
to sign our show up day of you

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can buy your tickets at the door. So what goes on here? What

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do we do at wagon Tail?
We've got so many fun vendors for both

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you and your dog. So you
can get tattoo for your dog, temporary

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tattoo, Oh my god, what
is going on? You can have them

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paint a portrait for you, so
you know, put the paint in the

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bag and let them, you know, smear around the people. It's kind

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of like a county fair for dogs. Yeah, and then food trucks and

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craft and all that stuff for the
adults and face painting for kids. So

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it's something. There's something for everyone
to enjoy it. There really is.

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And here's something that is a great
event. It does good for the neighborhood.

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Let's talk tuxes and tales for a
second. Tuxes and tails, uh,

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with the tickets should be going on
invitations and tickets should be going out

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soon, am I right? Or
yeah? Yeah? Absolutely so wagon tails

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this weekend. If you're ready for
a fancy gala. On Saturday, August

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tenth, Louisville Marriott Downtown, we're
hosting our Texas and Tail Scala. The

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theme this year is a Happily ever
After fairy tale around here. But our

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galas are obviously we're a little but
they're so fun. You get to get

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dressed up. So we'll have some
princesses. I want to dress up as

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Lord Farquad. I mean, just
who's Lord from Shrag Dude? He's the

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jerk guy, right? Why should
we could match? We can? Yes,

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So tickets are actually gonna be going
on sale and literally next week.

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I will tell you this, it's
an extremely fun party. Paul, No,

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put fifty cents in your stretching.
This morning has been rough. So

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what's the good thing? What is
that? How do I sign up and

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get to the tails and uh tuxes
and tails and tails and TuS. Absolutely,

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you could just go to our website
and the tickets will be on sale

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there too, and we're also looking
it's a great opportunity to get in front

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of five hundred people in our community. So sponsors are always welcome and we're

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actively recruiting for those, so great
marketing perks. It's great to have your

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name next to Kentucky Humane Society and
just be part of this amazing event that's

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sports six thousand animals. Okay,
So when I went to the Jarreal Isaacs

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event, yes, I was surprised
how many adult dogs were so well behaved

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and so cute. Like, I
don't know. Again, I'm fifty five

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years old. I would rather have
an adult dog, yes, than have

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a puppy, right, because I'm
like, I already raise kids. I

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don't need, I don't want,
because you know, because puppies two o'clock

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in the morning, it's like,
oh, I got a feed whatever.

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But there were so many cute adult
dogs. Is do we outnumber the adult

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dogs to puppies at this point.
I guess it fluctuates. Yeah, our

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adult dogs typically have a little bit
longer length of stay in our shelters.

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So that's just because you know,
people come in, they're attracted to the

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cute puppies. You know, they
they often you know, just get sidelined

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there. But we do have a
large number of adult dogs looking for homes,

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and we've got behavior specialists who work
with them every day and make sure

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that they're you know, they already
have some of the training in tricks that

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that you might want in your house, and they're great companions. You skip

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the puppy you know, chewing on
your shoes stage, the potty training,

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it's you know, they're ready to
go in their great On that note,

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uh, you know in prisons they
have like cell box, So do you

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have like do you plan out personalities
of what dogs you put next to each

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other in their I'm calling themselves.
I don't want to be mean, but

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cannels, but put them in you
gotta do you put them? Okay?

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Do you work out okay? And
then the second follow up question is do

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you do that because you don't want
two dogs that don't like each other,

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that are kind of next to each
other. But then if you do,

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you keep them next to them,
because then does one does one know the

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other one just got adopted, Like
like they're like, oh, Jimmy got

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out, You go Jimmy like the
other one the other dog knows, right,

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or there's like Jimmy got adopted,
I'm never gonna adopt it. After

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that dog gets adopted, does it
sometimes put money on the other dog's account?

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Right? Well, I'm just saying, well, okay, answer those

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two questions you think. So our
behavior team definitely looks at some of dogs

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maybe a little bit dog reactive.
That would be the Humane Society term that

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we use. So will definitely put
them in areas where they are more comfortable,

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because yes, it can be a
stressful environment. So we just want

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to make this stay, as you
know, short as possible, but also

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as comfortable as possible for those pets. But I will say we do have

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a lot of great volunteers that get
those dogs out. And it is a

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little rowdy when you walk down and
all the dogs see the dog going out,

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Right, what I'm saying, Yeah, he's out, he's out,

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But and I think the dog knows
he's getting adopted or she's getting adopted.

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Oh dogs, definitely they know right, Yeah, they're like I'm going home,

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right. I think they can tell
when they have that perfect match with

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someone who comes to visit them.
That's pretty Get into this part because evidently

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she's a big name. Let's talk
Taylor Swift. You guys are doing something.

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She's coming in Annapolis and there's some
way that you can try to get

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tickets and help the Humane Society.
Let's talk about Taylor Swift and the Humane

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Society. We are so excited.
So you were just talking about your trip

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to go see the Stones and just
like you know you love the Stones.

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There are so many people who love
Taylor Swift and they could get in and

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they could not get into. Yeah, and so we are so excited.

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Our friends that little Veterinary Urgent Care
were able to secure two floor seat tails

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Oh my god, the Friday night
show in Indianapolis, and they decided to

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Lucas Yes and give them to the
Humane Society to auction off so that we

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could raise money for our animals.
So incredible opportunity. The first chance to

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get them is when you come to
Wagontail. They'll have a booth there.

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So your first chance at tickets are
at the at the event, and then

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afterwards we'll open the ticket auction online
and so five hundred maximum that we'll sell

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one hundred dollars a chance and one
lucky winner will be selected. Those are

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great odds four tickets. Those are
great odds, one in five hundred.

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They are. All right, let's
go ahead, and because we're out of

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time, wagon tails this Sunday,
baby, get on out and and uh

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and have some fun tuxes and tales
that'll be here for you know it.

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If you're a corporate citizen, think
about sponsoring the Humane side, and also

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think about maybe if you don't want
to come on as a sponsor, think

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about donating prizes for tuxes and tales
Taylor Swift tickets through the Humane Society and

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uh. Most importantly, forty animals
have been sent here from Mulenberg because of

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the storm damage. If it's in
your heart, go by and make your

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house a home by adopting, or
you could also be a foster. Andrea

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Savannah, so good to see you, and the best of luck. We're

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always here for you. Okay,
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news at the top of the hour, and then we're gonna talk to Tory

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but no Big Paul and Mary Ellen
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and match the money. Well,
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