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You're listening to the downbeats on ninety
seven one the Freak I couldn't get over

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day and he never heard this song
when because you said you've you only need

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three day Matthew songs and we got
up like five. I think I'm sure

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I've heard more than five. He's
been around so long and it's hard to

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avoid him, you know. Yeah, but I thought this was on that

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impossible to avoid list. This does
sound not you know what? This does

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sound more familiar now that I hear
it on headphones. It was a single?

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Was it a single? It was
like the third single? Yeah,

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let me hear the vocal. What
would you say? Is this? This

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is? This is? What would
you say? See it? And someone's

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gonna make a poop in the river
joke? I know? Oh yeah,

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I was about two. I'm not
gonna know a bunch of simps. No,

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I don't. I never really heard
this song. It wasn't like immediately,

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Oh yeah, I know that tune. Yeah, it's not the It

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doesn't have the loud snare drum.
That an'ts marching at ye? What year

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would this have been? It was
not? No, that was far away,

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very dark period for me for music
yeah, it's like nowhere near I

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was nowhere near this in ninety four. His wheelhouse, I mean, his

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spider Man fingers on that guitar riff
are ridiculous, dude, I mean,

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Danny could do it, because Danny
can do anything. No, no,

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no, I'm a terrible guitar player. Kevin. We all know that.

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You're not. Yes, I am
here with that. You're here with that.

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But I can't write a damn good
Halloween song. Okay, Yeah,

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So I was playing Sea of Thieves
with my brother the other day. His

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wife was out of town, so
it was allowed to play video games.

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You guys were headset, but headset
boys playing Internet shoot him up games,

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communicating with one. I know it
sounds crazy, but if you had a

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Xbox right, you would You could
jump into Sea of Thieves. It's a

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pirate game and you would love it. It's not don't make a pirate face.

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You don't have to turn into a
pirate. It's really fun. It's

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very simple. It's not like Call
of Duty where you die instantly and throw

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pirates into your house. Well,
I let pirates in the house. So

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fun. It's gorgeous. I mean, okay, video game water by the

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way perfected. Yeah, it looks
like real water, and that's a hard

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thing to do digitally. Anyway.
You just sail the seas, you look

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for treasures. You know that,
what do you mean? Water is very

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hard to nail. Maybe it's the
easiest thing to nail. No, I've

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read art. Maybe buildings are harder. I read articles. Right when I

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got none of the World capital article
I was reading, I switched over to

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a digital Water is difficult, Danny. There's the headline after the show,

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go buy an Xbox and join your
first mate and Mikey, Yeah, I'm

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captain, Oh captain. I was
yell at cash her telling them that I'm

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the captain. Get off the wheel. I'm the captain. He's the captain

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and he already has his gill again, and his name is Ron. Get

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Treasure maps, you find it,
you bury it, you dig up the

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bury treasure, you take it back
to the out post and sell it.

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It's a really fun, beautiful game. Anyway, we're playing it, and

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there's this like bed music throughout the
game, this you know, pirate music

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whatever. And this guy, my
brother, will not stop singing on the

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headset a song that he remembers one
of us. I was like, I

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don't remember who did what singing when
the Halloween singing Jack o' lantern dropped on

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this very station. So here's the
song you can't get out of his head

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from an artist named Dingu Bayless.
And then I've been laughing about this for

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two days. Why is it working? Okay, here we go. I

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can see you creeping up the driveway
in your little costume, hoping for some

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candy. You will be surprised when
you say trick or treat when you receive

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a pound of rancid meat, meat
meat. I forgot to go down to

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Wallgreens to purchase a meat candy for
all of the children. I began to

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pannick when I heard the door bell
chime. So ground before you, weeks

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beyond its prime. No candy,
no candy, just grownd beef. No

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candy, no candy, just crowd
beef. It sounds like a pirate song.

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I actually think I stopped playing because
he wouldn't stop singing the meat song

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in the head. Stop. Now, what a beautiful sea shanty that is?

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Yeah? What it's called a shanty? Sah, that's a house,

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I know, But I think they
also called song shanty. I think so

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a sea shanty's delicious summertime beer too. Shanty. Yeah, I have a

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little shanty. Was a sea shanty? It's a song? Really yeah,

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you know, my dad was in
the navy and I grew up on the

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sea. Okay, these things look
a man of a self proclaimed man aquatic

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man of the sea should know what
a sea shanty is. And I'm disappointed

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that you questioned me and told me
it was a house. Isn't a shanty

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also a house, like a crappy
house. Yeah? Yeah, one scooter

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Scooter McDaniel, Scooter McDaniel, the
knockoff version told people to go back to

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their shanty as they're waving their throwing
beach balls. And this is golf,

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this is golf. Go back.
You know, as as it's described online,

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your brother was singing this song in
kind of the way it was intended,

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because it's defined as sea shanties were
work songs devised to accompany particular actions

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or tasks on board the ship.
Okay, so that's something you would just

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kind of hum along to kind of
keep them swabb It could help keep time

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among groups of sailors, coordinate physical
movements like hauling ropes and raising sales and

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relieve the boredom of long, repetitive
tasks like playing video games with your brother.

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Yeah, it's like marching in the
military. I try to tell you

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what was now? You know?
Now? Anyway it gets to something more

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important as in fact, there isn't
anything JJ. If there is, there

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is today sweep, it's time to
get your stupid ass out of bed about

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the most importing thing in the most
important thing. Let's go live to a

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news station. This comes from Florida, but I think that it speaks for

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the entire nation. A live breaking
news report from Channel ten in Tampa Bay.

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After three more seconds of this ad, I was ready to go,

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And it's the Suncoast News. Here
we go. Welcome back at six eleven.

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For the past hour and a half, we've been keeping you updated.

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Yes, for all of you wondering. She's hot on the nationwide AT and

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T outage. And this morning reports
of the problem are growing. Yeah,

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we started to notice some problems here
in our newsroom with some of the posts

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listened to the newsroom. Now,
sheriff's departments, police stations in nine one

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one are starting to feel the impact. This morning. Highlands County Sheriff's Department.

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They're posting to Facebook this morning saying
AT and T outages is now impacting

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their nine to one one operations,
but they're providing a secondary phone number for

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those in need, also posting which
Mike joked or Danny joke that it was

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nine one two backup plan. So
yeah, we have we have a cell

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phone outage that is hitting some people
that hasn't hit us yet. I don't

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think over fifty thousand AT and T
customers. No, it's hit us.

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My phone says SOS on it.
Are you serious? Are you AT and

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T? Yeah? Yeah, look
at SOS and that's hat SOS. How

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many unready emails you have? My
god, that's like two thousand. No,

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don't, mikey, SOS is what
we're looking at. Upper right is

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with the part you want to look
at Verizon? Man, fine, see

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for a four digit red bubble attached
to your email? Like, huh,

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I guess it different. That's another
conversation because it drives me nuts too.

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But everyone is their own way.
If I have one red number that's on

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any app, it drives me.
But Nancy really me too, Absolutely,

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Chris, I don't know why I
used to warn and Skin. Ben and

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Skin, you have a thousand unread
text messages that I guess I don't get

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emails text messages. I'm like,
how is that number so high? I

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said thousand? I think Ben one
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Like cow, I have two thousand, six hundred and twenty seven, and

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I have seventy three phone calls on
unanswered. Yes, I don't know,

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that's all spammy's. Yeah. Yeah, so it's over fifty thousand according to

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the Digital service tracking Site down Detector, which I didn't know existed, but

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seems interesting. Uh yeah, mainly
hitting AT and T, but Verizon anti

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mobile customers reported network outages as well. But this seems rampant among AT and

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T customers and honestly, SOS is
a creepy thing to see. Yeah,

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right, that's the only capability that
your phone has is the SOS feature.

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I think that's what that means.
All right, let me try to text

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you, okay, Kevin and Danny
see if it works, because this is

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interesting for all of our people out
there. This is all happening, and

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like, I don't know, have
we been attacked or is it just a

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basic outage? The fact that it's
affecting all the networks in Look, let's

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be honest, it's one network and
they share certain components of the one network.

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Right, and then I got it. I got it. But I

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think you're also on Wi Fi too? Is it a picture? Yeah,

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Jesus, hand on hog. I
just took a picture downwards as an example.

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I don't. Yeah, gripping your
zero percent. Okay, So that

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went through. So it works under
sos. Okay, turn off your Wi

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Fi and see if it works.
See, we're trying to help you guys

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out there that people are just waking
up. Yeah, this has actually like

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been big news for over an hour. Yeah, like I saw the fur

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three thirty is the first thing I
saw. Yeah, same, Okay,

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disconnecting Wi Fi? Excuse me,
there is as of right now, my

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message will still send if you're on
Wi Fi. Okay, Now, nothing's

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on even though cyber attack is trending
on Twitter. There's no indication that this

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is a an attack or anything like
that. But hey, but there's a

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yeah, there's something going on.
And this is what Mike said to think

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you made the greatest point, Like, yeah, I could we talk about

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how it affects us in our life
right now. Mike sending us Tech pictures

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of his hand on his hog.
Not a big deal. But yeah,

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if you're having trouble calling nine one
one and it has I mean, as

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they said that report nine one one
is getting hit companies a counterspe sporadic outages,

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including temporary nine to one one outage
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States. Got it test went through. So you're you're on network somehow,

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okay, But I mean, I
suppose it's a bigger conversation. But are

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you seeing an outage map? Is
it showing any particular part of the country

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being affected more than others? No, I'm on CNN has an article up

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now down detector just has kind of
a bought like a graph showing okay,

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AT and T, Cricket, and
Verizon all have like all overnight with smooth

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sailing, no complaints, and then
all of them spike upward. It right

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as people wake up, starting at
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it's almost sixty thousand people on AT
and T saying things are not good.

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Geez T mobile spiked in the six
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this comes on the heels of I
mean there was news just what yesterday

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about some documents leaked of Chinese hacking
capabilities. Yeah, and we talked just

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yesterday about the Russian nuclear device that
is not designed to hurt people on Earth,

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but it is designed to knock out
thousands of satellites at the same time,

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which would directly lead to you know, cell phone usage. So I

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don't think they're related, But what
the hell do I know? I know

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absolutely nothing. And if they're okay, so we talk about forever, let's

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focus on the Chinese aspect, Like, if it is a priority for them

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to develop something that can disrupt communication, you'd I mean, they're gonna have

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to go ahead and let a rip
and test it at some point, and

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maybe it is just an hour or
three hours of interrupted service for a very

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small portion of America for instance,
and then watch if this thing clicks back

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on at seven o'clock in thirteen minutes. Yeah, we're all gonna be like,

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oh, cool, boy, you've
never had a big outage and you

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want to really notice You're like,
wait, what was that? Boy?

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This is where we the people that
are like that have held on the landlines

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that we kind of make fun of, like what are you doing with that?

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I'll never use that. Why would
you ever need a landlines? Okay,

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they're actually kind of helpful in certain
cases es actually when executing a phone

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call bit on the radio. But
yeah, that's weird, man. You

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just it further shows how effing we
talked about this yesterday when the whole Russian

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nuclear satellite destroyer is being planned,
you know, or or manufactured or designed

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or whatever, about how reliant we
are on all things digital. Like,

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it's incredible that just seriously, on
one element of these things goes belly up

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and the world is in chaos.
Yeah, it seems. I mean,

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look, sixty thousand is a lot
of people. But when you're talking about

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nationwide digital the cellular subscribers, it's
a tiny knee percentage. Yeah right.

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It can quickly turn into fear porn
when you start talking about well the word

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attack but cyber attack. And but
like, like we're good at if there's

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any of you out there, Oh, I would say call in or text,

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but you can't, you know,
if you have a problem, like

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or if you know someone that does
maybe two one four eight when seven seven

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eight seven one nine seven one,
I don't know. I'm just throwing it

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out there because we I'm sitting here
going okay, well, we're kind of

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in this unknown area because this has
never happened before. It's always been something

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that we've talked about getting cyber attacked
like massively. There's been like a little

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targeted attacks, but we've never talked
about widespread going for the whole grid.

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Cyber attack hasn't happened yet, And
if that were to happen, we wouldn't

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know what to do with it,
Like first time. We're the guinea pig

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still because we are reliant on this
technology now and something goes wrong with it,

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we can't handle it. So what
happens if for six hours every cell

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phone in America does not work?
Ough Man? The amount, because there'd

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be a lot of panic because they're
to communicate with anyone. Yeah, but

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that's also yeah, well, and
because what if we all just got instantly

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smart in those six hours? Oh
my god, we read. We're all

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just reading, and I've had a
lot done today. I felt very productive.

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No, one's fine, candy crush
out. Yeah, I don't know,

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man, it's creepy. It is
highly creepy. We'll keep you updated

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throughout the morning because you know,
just probably not going away. There's I

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would say likely likely nothing. That's
what im saying. I'm gonna say likely

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fixed it in the next three hours. That's a gamble, but that's what

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I'm going with. I'm looking at
the down detector site Kevin and mikey and

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it does say the most reported locations
where they're having these issues Chicago, Dallas,

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Brooklyn, New York City. I
saw a heat map that showed a

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lot of Middle America getting hit pretty
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okay, and then there's little spots
some West coast, but man, it's

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real concentrated around the the upper Upper
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York. Chicago seemed to be the
big, big, big ones, but

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Dallas has got some reports to La
Houston, Charlotte, that's that's Verizon.

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I've seen AT and T is a
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think AT and T is king.
There's more users than everybody, so you're

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getting more outages reported from ATT users. But I don't know, I'm not

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super worried about that. After a
tense This is because my phone works from

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uh this is a tweet I saw
from a guy he does some journalism.

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Nice Mario Naffall. After a few
ten hours, ATT customers across the US

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are breathing a sigh of relief as
services reportedly resume. Reports came flooding in

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a phone, switching to SOS mode, Mike hitting at widespread disruptions. But

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they're starting to come back. So
but I still show SOS. But I

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did just text with you guys.
Yeah, we are getting a bunch of

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textures. No AT and T in
Southeast Virginia. Thanks for listening in Virginia

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got Verizon. I'm good listening on
the air up. My work on was

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a T T. I have service. So it's just a mix. Some

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people are Someone asked if you did
you guys see Leave the World Behind that

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movie. I didn't get to because
I heard the ending was terrible, But

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you see it was sort of that. It was great. I loved it

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and that Herschel isn't it right?
Did you see it? Yeah? Julia

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Roberts or something? Was it Julie
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Yeah, big names. It's cool. It just came out. Maybe I

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heard mixed. Most of them were
not good. It was good. It

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was cool. It was done by
the Obama's production company, which is probably

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why you heard mixed reviews. But
the premise was it starts with all the

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phones go down. Yeah, I
read all the bright bart reviews exactly.

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That's probably why zero garbage. I
think that the concern is because it is

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coming from multiple Like, look,
I've had AT and T go out before

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and it's been out for like eight
hours. Yes, but it's just isolated

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to that one company. Yeah,
but when you see multiples Tea, Tea

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Mobile, uh, Verizon, AT
and T, Cricket, whatever the others

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are, that's when it's like,
uh oh, that's nerve wracking. But

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yeah, it's not like every single
cellular company in the world has their own

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unique, you know, infrastructure.
They're kind of all shared to some extent.

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I think you're right, but I
have no idea. You know,

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poor customer service parts of these companies
just getting destroyed by emails right now today,

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Yeah, my phone ain't working.
I never missed a payment. One

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time. We have a caller when
someone's wigh in on a landline, Let's

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see, Hi, what's your name? See I told you it doesn't work?

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ACKed? Hey, did you get
hacked? What if he's just speaking

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in loud, violent Chinese. Hello, what's your name? You're on the

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freak? Laughing in Chinese? Hi, this is your last chance. I

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guess our phones don't work either.
Maybe she thinks it's on, but it's

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not worthwhile. This is proof,
This is proof, this is putin.

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Will try another line and see,
Hi, you're on the freak. That's

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kind of weird. Look at JJ
palms off. This is the confusion.

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We're representative of what the world is
feeling. Okay, I'm officially scared your

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phone say s o s now no
No, all right, guys, it's

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the world behind. So during this
break, I'm gonna run over to Dick's

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Sporting Goods and collect all the beef
jerky intents. Yeah, grab me some

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rancid meat. I got you on
that. If they happen to have it,

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listen new kicks and grab that homeleook. Run over there and help her

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leave the guy, Leave the guy, leave the canoe. Okay, well,

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well, you will keep you updated
on this throughout the day. Keep

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trying to call in, because we
do need to test our phones and make

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sure they're working. They may not
be. Nashville at and T down,

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down another Texter boy? How are
they texting? Are they down? Are

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they on their internet? Okay,
all right, I'm not trying to look

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at I'm not trying to confront you. Don't whip your head and look at

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me like that. All right,
Okay, we're gonna go do some booting.

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We'll be back in a few minutes. We've back in a few minutes

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to tell you all the great things
Derek Lively said about his teammates loot.

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Bye bye baby. We'll be back
with a sport report next to ninety seven

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one, The Freak