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to have a couple of days of
Thanksgiving Turkey trots and mashed potato and apple

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peaches, pumpkin pie. Yeah,
I just think, Jay, are you

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on board with all of that?
You know? Yeah? Right, yeah,

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yep, okay, So then happy
Thanksgiving? Why not November the seventeenth.

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This is a weekend before some people
are traveling already, althoughmost of the

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traveling takes place Tuesday and Wednesday,
and then it gets spread out. When

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do you come back? Come back
on Saturday, come back on Sunday,

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come back on Monday. At any
rate, time to start thinking about the

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goodness in the world and how much
you do have to be tanged for.

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It's an exercise that takes place every
year, and some people are sincere and

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some people, now, yeah,
I'll just say the prayer and give me

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a drow stick. So I think
it's a it's always good. I think

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I think really it's a it's a
good thing. To have that be,

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that gratitude thing be a part of
your daily life. That would be my

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advice. And then we dig around
and find out what's going on in the

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world. November seventeenth is upon us
and one of the names in the news

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today is Clarissa Thompson. How many
people know who she is? Raise your

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hands please? Really familiar? And
I cannot point her right now? Why

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not? Who is she? She
covers the NFL for Fox Sports, and

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she said that she makes up fake
sideline reports and manufactures interviews with coaches.

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She doesn't want to put herself in
a position where the boys in the band

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will get her into a compromising place. So apparently the football players are still

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pigs in the locker room with the
reporters who are of the female persuasion.

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So instead of getting yourself into that
position, she makes up fake reports.

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Which is better to admit that she
makes up fake reports. I suppose maybe

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that's a little embarrassing. But what's
more embarrassing it would seem to me for

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the NFL, is that the players
are such pigs that they don't know how

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to respect a woman who's a reporter. Not that you'd expect any more than

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that from some of these guys who
are you know, the players or some

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of them are pigs. It just
seems that's what is attracted to playing professional

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football pigs. I think that both
things can be true at once, that

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well, you can be a pig
for ball players, and she shouldn't have

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fabricated the sideline reports, and that
she also shouldn't be put into situations where

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she feels uncomfortable, because yeah,
some some meant some not all. Some

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are big right there, some of
them. I remember this whole thing started

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with women in the locker room with
a reporter and in Boston, she worked

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for the Boston Herald. I can't
remember her name, but I remember she

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was attractive and she just went into
the locker room and the guys were all

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naked and it didn't seem to face
anybody until it did. And so a

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number of years ago, man,
that must have been I'll bet that was

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twenty maybe more years ago. But
because of the women's movement, if you

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will, and the fact that there
is a question from some as to why

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women shouldn't report or should or shouldn't
report, why is it a thing that

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women can't report on sports, which
was again twenty five thirty years here.

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It just wasn't It isn't something that
you did. Women now, they're all

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over the place, as they well
should be, and it shouldn't be that

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we're talking about a woman being a
reporter. It's just this reporter does that

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and this one does something else.
That we're so damned immature about this stuff,

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sexual stuff in America especially, we
are so naive and so complicit actually

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in being foolish, immature, childish
about sexual stuff. It's silly anyway,

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this is some of the things.
I'm sure that there will be questions,

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maybe we'll even post it on our
social media whether you think that is that

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okay under the circumstances, is just
making up sideline reports. So she may

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have a lot of other stuff.
At any rate, perhaps when you go

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watch the game at a bar and
you see her there, you can the

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guys these right, there's the cigar
clubs and the men standing oh cigars and

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smoking. This is I'm drinking,
and this is the way real men act.

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Real men don't act like that at
all. But at any rate,

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I thought that was an interesting sort
of take on what's right. The fact

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that she's trying to protect herself,
or the fact that people are outraged because

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she was delivering fake reports. Well, but also sometimes when she's trying to

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get a coach's report, the coaches
aren't willing to talk or there's not enough

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time to get something. So what
she has to say, like, here's

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what the coach said. I just
think there's another way that you can go

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about it where you can still do
your job lying. Okay, So what's

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that way. I don't I'm not
saying you're well acknowledged that you weren't able

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to talk to a coacher or acknowledge
that the coaches two visits to chat,

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but you would imagine that they'd be
saying something along the lines of blah blahlah

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blah blah blah blah blah blah.
Okay, I think good football reporting requires

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a certain amount blah blah blah blah
blah blah blah. Anyway, So I

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just I find this whole thing to
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are still a pretty naive and immature. Here's another example of somebody being pretty

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naive and immature. Even though a
lot of people I'm not a fan of

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Nancy Pelosi's don't have to be,
But that does mean I'd go after her

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husband with a hammer. Here's a
fellow named David de Paige. Remember this

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happened last was it last spring?
When this guy was home and he got

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violently attacked by h and I believe
the assailant was looking for Nancy. I

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think he thought she was home.
I get her with a guard yea,

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almost caught off guard by her husband. So anyway, eighty three years old,

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he gets well, we all know
the story. So he's found guilty.

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The jury began deliberating Wednesday. They
reached a verdict on Thursday, guilty

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on all accounts. And so what
does that mean? Where does he go?

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Goes to jail for twenty years?
There are two different charges. One

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of them he gets twenty years,
the other one gets thirty years. So

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how old is this guy? He's
forty three. He'll be an old guy

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before he gets out of prison.
And it's a lesson. Do you think

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people pay attention to these? It's
like, is this having all the exposure

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that was given to this trial and
now to the results and then what happens

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to him is that? Do you
think people pick up the newspapers say I'm

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not going to do that. I
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years. I think it also points
out that more and more politicians and governmental

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officials are being attacked. That it's
almost kind of like, I don't think

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that. No, I guess that
players should be paying for like secret service,

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for everyone to have secret service,
but there might be consideration that,

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like, hey, it's a really
violent world. A lot of people are

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angry and acting out on that anger. And is it just miroor does it

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seem like that's more so since the
like things shut down in the pandemic,

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there's just a lot of I don't
know, it seemed like there was a

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lot of hate in the world before
the pandemic, but people didn't act on

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their hate. They more like silently
stowed. No, Like, there are

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a lots there are a lot more
attacks. Yeah, why is there so

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much hate? What did people have
to be this angry about? I had

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this conversation, actually, I think
we had a little bit on the year

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yesterday, and then I had a
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about the same thing. That people
who don't have a lot, who don't

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have a lot of energy, they
don't have a lot of get up and

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go. They're not Some people are
not even motivated to get a job.

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But yet they think they deserve to
have all of the niceties that society can

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provide. And so why should I
have to work hard? I look at

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that guy over there, Look at
all the money he's got. I want

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some of that. So you get
it through the system to a point.

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You guys like Joe Biden who that
attacks the damn rich, right, those

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are bad people. Go get them, get their money so we can redistribute

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it. Why just should they have
all that money? Well, because they

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came up with an idea and it
worked, and they put their money on

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the line, and they hired a
lot of employees, a lot of people

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got jobs. So what have you
done? Have you done something like that?

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Do you have the ability to do
something like that? I actually and

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it sounds like it, because I
do resent the living. You know what,

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out of people who think who are
jealous of stuff, that I may

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have it. You may have jay
because we've worked for it. I've worked

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fourteen twelve, fourteen hours a day
all my life. Yeah, that doesn't

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mean that I deserve to be where
I am or wherever I might be,

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but it means I put the effort
into it. And I know a lot

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of people who don't do that,
and yet they expect to have the same

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stuff, and it's just kind of
well, actually it's unreasonable. Yeah,

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And I think it's sometimes not necessarily
what somebody has that gives them that mentality

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or what somebody doesn't have that gives
them that mentality, Because you have seen

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people who have gobs of money and
then they get busted for doing some kind

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of scheme or something illegal that brought
them in more money, and it's I

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had a friend who did a lot
of mission work. Yeah, I had

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a friend that did a lot of
mission work, and she went to different

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communities this one summer, and what
she personally noticed was within these communities,

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the ones who had absolutely nothing,
who had the absolute least, Those were

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the ones who were the kindest,
most appreciative, didn't really need a lot,

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they had something better. And those
who had some to an extent but

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not a whole lot, those were
the ones that were like stealing their wallets,

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It's a week, actually less than a

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week to Thanksgiving, so you're all
prepared whatever that means this. I sometimes,

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as you know, Jay, resist
talking about what everybody else is talking

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about because I find it boring.
So not sure whether I think that about

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all the discussion. We'll have more
discussion when I get to our food Farm

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and Family Report in a couple of
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the same old, same olds sometimes
unless somebody comes up with a new angle,

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like something new, we're going to
have a new recipe for Let's see

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what could what would be good sasquatch
pie? How about that? That would

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be sasquatch much? Yeah? The
monster? Yeah, you know, monster

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like chop up his stuff and put
it see you to talk about it and

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to chuckle about it. There you
go. Oh. One of the conversations

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that I always hear every year,
well at least for the last couple of

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years. But I get fascinated by
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the conversation of whether or not you
charge people to come to Thanksgiving if you're

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throwing it, what what you mean
share the cost? Yeah, some people

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have been doing that, and it's
not just like younger people who are throwing

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Thanksgiving. But I think more of
the conversation around is that they're caught off

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guard. It's not mentioned ahead of
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It's not until they show up and
it's like, okay, like twenty

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dollars at the door. M okay. Well it's an idea. That is

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a good but that's a great conversation
they have actually. But it's also one

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of those things. If you are
going to throw Thanksgiving dinner and you are

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cooking everything, then you do the
cost. But if you want to split

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the costs and make it Publux style
and everybody just brings something there stuff,

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Yeah, yeah, good, all
right, that's good food for than it.

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You're glad I brought it up.
Something else I'm glad I brought up.

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We're talking about Sean Combs in the
accusing of this lady who said that

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he did her harm. I think
of what I was saying before we even

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got into that, the business of
jealousy and people who say, well,

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you've got it, so I want
it. You deserve it, but for

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no good reason you I deserve it. And there are a lot of people

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who is an old song wishing and
hoping dada da da da. A wish

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is great wishing you could do something, or wishing you were somewhere, or

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wishing stuff is fine as long as
you put some energy behind it. Right,

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you have the desire, so go
for it. They don't wish that

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you had it, but go for
it and get it because the universe will

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supply you with what it is that
you're really trying to get if you go

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about it the right way. I
really do believe that that you can get

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your heart set on something and then
you go for it, work for it.

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But if you don't work for it, you're not going to get it.

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Some people do because of circumstances,
come from families have a lot of

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money, and then you know they
don't have to do a lot. You

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can say, well, I wish
I was born with a silver spoon in

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my mouth, but you know what, you weren't, So I waste time

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wishing for something that you can't achieve. Put some energy into what your desire.

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What are you good at? What
do you want to accomplished with the

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end of your life when people say, hey, he was good at this

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or great at that, what do
you want to be known for. Somebody

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who wasted a lot of time and
no effort in getting someplace, or you

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want to be somebody that exercises the
brains that you have and the body that

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you have to come up with something
that will be a credit to you,

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your family, society, whatever.
All right, I'm going to leave it

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at that, because I could go
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lot of other stuff to talk about, including another inventor. Here's another story.

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We've had three or four of these
in the past few weeks. This

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is the story of a youngster who
won the dice In Award for what he

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called a life chariot, which he
designed to save lives in Ukraine. He's

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a Polish youngster. I can't pronounce
his name because I'm no good at Polish

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names, but let's call him Peter
Thomas, all right. His initials are

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pt. Let's just leave it at
that. Not important what his name is.

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It's important what he did. And
this speaks to what I just talked

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about. I wish I could do
something to help. I've got this idea,

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so I'm going to try and do
something to develop what is called a

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life chariot. It's an off road
ambulance that attaches to any vehicle with a

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towing hook. It's very low weights
just mentioned load to the ground, make

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it safe for somebody who has been
hurt to travel. You wouldn't put them

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in the trunk of a car,
and that's often been used over there because

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that's all they have. But this
fellow designed a trailer. He started off

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with road trips with his family in
this area, and so for the past

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ten years or so he was in
college getting degrees and he designed a lot

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of off road and cave rescue trailers. Interesting enough, and then the Life

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Chariot was designed and then opened the
door for him. It was exposed at

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a festival, a design festival.
This is a pretty good story. I

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don't just thinking. Doesn't it speak
Jada what I was just talking about.

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Here's a guy had a dream and
he put into action and now he's helped

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rescue a lot of people, and
it's being purchased. This will be some

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company will buy it from him,
and you know, he gets the award,

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the James Diceon Award, especially Humanitarian
Prize. This is a very ingenious

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way of recovering injured people from a
place where normally, unless you got a

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helicopter, you're in trouble. You
can't get these people out. Yeah,

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recognizing that there was a need for
this and putting it together. Good for

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him. He's been like ten years
on this yep. So that's what had

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a good example of what I was
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he went for it and he'll be
rewarded, which is good for him.

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All Right, big storm down in
Florida this week. You see all the

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rain that wow, a foot of
rain in some areas, and there were

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winds almost like a hurricane. Even
though the hurricane season is really over.

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There was a storm that developed in
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and it dumped a foot of rain, a lot of flooding. Some of

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these people without power. I think
the last time I checked power outages both

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on the East side and the west
side of South Florida. So if you're

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down there listening, you have lots
of listeners in Florida. Hopefully you've gotten

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through it and you're okay. But
all these homes and businesses that didn't have

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electricity yesterday and through the night last
night. We're talking about Miami Dade,

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talking about Broward County, Palm Beach
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side, The storm did go sort
of around the curve and affected Naples and

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Fort and Naples and Fort Myers.
I was gonna say Fort Pierce probably affected

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Fort Pierce more than it did Fort
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and so there is gone now,
but like absolutely flooded. Oh yeah,

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yeah. So it's just something to
be aware of. If you're going to

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Thanksgiving dinner in Palm Beach, bring
your galoshes. It would probably be a

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good prescription. The Oakland Athletics moving
to Las Vegas. Wait a minute,

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say that again, Doug. What
the Oakland age are going to move to

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Las Vegas? They moved to Oakland. Yeah, it is in many respects.

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I suppose took the Raiders first.
Now they have the as well,

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they'll come up with some other team
probably Or do they need to San Francisco

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teams? Why are there two teams? And it's like, okay, we

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got two teams in New York.
Why and we had two teams in Chicago.

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Why can't we have to No,
this is I mean talking about Oakland

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and San Francisco. It's a lot
of people say because Oakland is the twin

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city to San Francisco, right,
across the bridge, right across the bay,

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and so okay, that's not really
the distrusted the discussion or the story.

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Major League Baseball has been trying to
get into Las Vegas, and actually

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this team's been trying to get there
since two thousand and five. You had

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to have a seventy five percent vote
of the thirty teams. They got everybody's

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vote, so the plan was also
endorsed by the Baseball Commissioner. They wanted

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to find a stadium in Oakland,
and they really, I guess they couldn't.

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So this is it. Sorry to
fans in Oakland, but they didn't

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come up with The Oakland Coliseum is
a rattle and has not been good for

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a long time. And you know, there's all this push Astley after Los

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Angeles got that big new stadium.
This everybody, you know, wants everybody

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except people in Boston. If you
propose this has been proposed by the way

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about ten times. Let's tear down
Fenway Park and put up a new baseball

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Oh this rioting in the streets,
serious night, it's too historic, it's

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too iconic, right taking that down. So anyway, does this affect anybody?

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I guess if you're a baseball fan, you want to go to Las

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Vegas. I have a this is
a subtle suggestion. How about you go

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to five forty one Travel and you
dial eight hundred and four three six eight

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four and you can go make arrangements
when the LA team gets there. I

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mean, when the Oakland team gets
to Las Vegas, you can have yourself

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a couple of nights to go watch
the team three days, in fact,

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in two nights without cost. In
Las Vegas, they've got fifteen sixteen different

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great hotels from which to shoes,
and so let's go for it, right

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eight hundred four thirty six eighty four. Don't you notice how cleverly There's always

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stories about Las Vegas, and they're
usually good stories about Las Vegas. It's

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a pretty it's a compelling place to
go for all kinds of reasons. It

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wouldn't be my choice to live there, but it is fun to visit.

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I used to spend a lot of
time going through there. When I I

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was on the board of directors of
real estate outfitting in Arizona, I had

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to go run on the border of
Novas so I went to Las Vegas and

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drove over. It's always fun to
stay in one of the hotels, and

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you know, just look at how
crazy some of the people are. There's

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just always something happening in Las Vegas. So you want to go help yourself.

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If you're ready to play, you're
ready to eat, you're ready to

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see a show. No purchase is
required to take advantage of this. That's

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it. Three days, two nights
available also on other places. If you

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don't want to go to Vegas,
ask them about some other places that they

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have. Super hard to get Vegas
rooms right now, and frankly would be

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harder when the team moves to this
baseball team moves, So call eight hundred

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four nine thirty six eighty four exercise. You're right as a free American to

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go where you want to go and
do what you want to do. And

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you can also win some tickets to
a Las Vegas show. That's the summary

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of this message. Eight hundred four
thirty six eighty four dialing that makes it

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happen. Let's see if I can
do justice to this story of follow up

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to we're just talking about. In
terms of baseball, let's turn to football

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for a second Boston University study in
the Boston Papers today of athletes who played

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football and other contact sports. Study
one hundred and fifty two athletes whose brains

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researchers have studied, sixty three of
them had CTE, which is what happens

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when you play football, you brain
gets scrambled, Soccer as well, any

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of these really bad heavy sports.
So these people who had the degenerative brain

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disease completely linked to repeated hits in
the head. And of this their studying

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of these one hundred and fifty two
athletes, how many people committed suicide because

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of what happened to their brains.
This is a very revealing study, sort

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of. I don't want to be
the guy who says I told you so,

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but I told you so. I've
been on this kick for years and

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years and years. How many people
get hurt? And this is I think

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in professional football you get what you
know, you sign up for it,

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you get paid. Kids in college, high school don't. And yet look

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at how many of them have committed
suicide. Sixty three of the one hundred

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and fifty two who were studied committed
suicide. I don't think they also look

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at other sports like boxing. Yeah, same thing, right, yeah,

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all that same stuff. Yep,
yep. Worried to the wise, I

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