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All right, we are back,
Dave Jenny's is back a little. We'll

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get to talk about your small fender
bender. Yeah, I seventy one zorn

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getting onto the seventy one. That's
where I get on. It couldn't work.

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I normally get on just fine,
Yes you do. Can I just

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tell you this though, the second
I would have got a hit by you,

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or let me rephrase that. Yeah, yeah, the second you would

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have rear ended me. Oh whoa, all right, it's even better.

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You're acting like this is new.
I would have got on my car and

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held my neck generalized X well,
listen wewin dot com. I say this

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in many ways, I am just
waiting for someone to rear end me.

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You can trust people that work with
the Catholic People's Foundation. Yes, Catholic

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Education Foundation. Give us the Tuesdays
Tuesdays too. Yeah, okay, this

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one's kind of fun. We got
two guys. They're both thirty five years

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old. Let's call this guy I
don't know, Peter, Ah, Peter,

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Hey Peter. Hello. My boyfriend
and I have been together for about

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five years. Okay. He's a
little bit of a fussy eater, and

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in general, I do most,
if not all of the cooking in our

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relationship. People don't use the word
fussy enough. I know. I regularly

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make pasta dishes and he's completely fine
with eating them. He even says,

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fuss fussy, gotchas fussy. He's
just like, okay, I'm not gonna

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say it on the air. There's
only a certain set of people to use

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fussy, right, that's true.
Grandma's and gay people. Of course,

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you know what, I'm taking ownership
of fussy. No, you're not.

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It's all people and Grandma's box time
guar boss Gus Allen causes. So we're

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having a Medium'm going to why do
you say? Why are you so fussy?

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It's an f away from something else. They also don't like it all

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right, come on. In general, I do most, if not all,

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the cooking. I regularly make pasta
dishes and he's completely fine with eating

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them. He even says that my
pasta bake is his favorite food, but

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one food which he absolutely hates.
Yes, yes, spaghettios. What,

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Yeah, they have a unique taste. They're not really important to us,

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so we just don't buy them.
Well, I went and bought groceries for

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the week, and I happened to
pick up some Annelli pasta so I could

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make his pasta bake, his favorite
dish. For those that don't know,

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Anelli pasta is hoop shaped like spaghettios. As soon as he saw me putting

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them away in the cupboard, he
got annoyed at me and asked why I

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bought them, knowing that he had
an issue with spaghettios. I said,

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it's not the same thing. It's
just dried pasta with the exact same ingredients

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as the other stuff that you like
and eat all the time. He said,

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he's been very clear that it's a
food he won't eat, and he

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wants me to go out and buy
a different type. I said, I

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know you don't like spaghettios, but
maybe if you're eating your favorite meal,

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the pasta bake, you won't notice
the shape of them and it might help

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you get over this. Am I
the tool here? I think it's a

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weird hill to Diane and he's overreacting. Well, I will tell you.

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I think what's Peter is his name? Okay, Peter's the tool here,

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and I'll tell you why. Okay, he knew what he was doing,

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He knew he was doing he knew
he was going to cause an issue with

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this. He knew what he was
doing. He knew he was going to

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cause an issue. He was just
going to make sure that the other guy

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was going to uh. He was
he was going to make an issue out

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of it because he knew he was
right. Yes, and you're reaching forward

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in the grocery store, you know
it's going to be issued. Just take

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your hand off it, pull your
hand back, and push the carriage forward

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into the aisle elbow. This guy
is very particular about what he puts in

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his mouth. So these guys are
boyfriend and boyfriend, right, been together

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for five years. Here's what I
think. What shape our spaghettios and Anelli

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pasta? They're they're ring shaped.
Someone doesn't like rings run Maybe he did

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no purpose. But here's the thing, also, I don't want ringing.

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Probably here's the deal. Spaghettios have
a unique taste. They're delicious. There

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is no other taste in the taste
world than spaghettios. And I'm going to

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go out on a limb and say
they're not. There's stuff in there you

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don't want to eat, do I
I think? Well, I think the

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fussy ones the tool Ali got job. That's Tuesday's tool. Hey stick around.

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Uh, we're gonna be talking about
how we do some good for the

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neighborhood and look at some beautiful cars. At the same time as Bill Bond

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from dairy from not just any dairy
queen. This is my home queen.

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I'm eating a blizzard right now.
This is okay. So the other night

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I'm texting Bill bon On, the
old owner of my dairy Queen little Town.

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I said, hey, get on
here real quick. But I say,

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the hell, man, you got
rid of the chocolate extreme blizzard.

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I said, Uh, I had
to guess some kind of brownie deal instead.

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He goes, no, that's actually
the same things. It's the same

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thing. It's marketing, the the
the uh. The marketing people up at

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id e q Ye decided to rename
it. It's just got brownie better brownie

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pieces in it. Did you did
you all lose power at Dairy Queen Littletown?

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Good Lord's wore out. We lost
power at one o'clock on Sunday week

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afternoon. Yeah, we got it
back yesterday afternoon. One hundred pounds of

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dry and moving so much stock around
Milltown got hit pretty hard. Yeah,

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but the blizzard is the king of
all. There was like the blizzard and

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then there's a large gap. So
I don't even know why other restaurants bothered.

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So here's my move. Well,
we'll get to this attention. We're

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gonna get it. We'll get this
ten thirty five. But me in the

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meantime, I wanted a chocolate extreme
blizzard last night with extra stuff. They

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were closed by the time I got
there, so I got one this morning.

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Uh well they weren't open. Okay, Well, listen, I told

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you the story. Remember the Ashley
Madison documentary on yeah that reflex. Have

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you gotten to that yet? No? I have not. I thought you

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pretty much covered it all. But
oh no, no, no, there's

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a lot of stuff there and spoiler
alert you can tune out if you want.

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But I mean, it's not spoiling
one hundred percent. So they came

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up with all kinds of stuff like, uh they instead of privacy one privacy

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guaranteed. That was just artwork and
one of the one of the people didn't

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put up there to make you feel
better about joining. There was no privacy.

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They were taking advantage of lonely guys. They were they were making fake

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accounts for women that didn't exist.
Yeah, so and uh. Another thing

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that they did is they said,
okay, so you want to you want

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to discontinue your membership because you think
of get in trouble. Yeah, we

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can do that. Hey, how
would you like every correspondent's wiped clean and

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there'll be no record that you are
on here. I'm talking you for twenty

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bucks, but you got to think
twenty bucks and you wipe the record clean,

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there's no chance, no high witnesses. Yeah, do it. Lie.

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So millions of people did this.
It was lie lie. So it

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was all of this stuff, audit
on fake robots, talking to guys.

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You know why they did that.
I'll tell you why they did that.

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Because they knew if the news broke
they were doing this, that people would

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say, these are married people cheating
on married people. Who cares they got

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ripped off? That's why they did
it, because they said, no one

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will care if we rip off people
that are cheaters, right, Yeah,

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that's why they did it. So
it goes on to say that the people

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that never that hacked in were never
caught. They had a thirty million viewer

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or thirty million million subscribers, all
of their credit card information of corresponded.

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Everything got out there, so I
thought, well, it's the end of

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Ashley Madison. As a matter of
fact, the wife washed it over the

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weekend before we lost power, and
she said, yeah, it was a

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great it was a great documentary.
But I told her, I said,

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I'm just an hour and a half
into it. I'm like, I can't

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wait. So I googled it's Ashley
Madison still around. It popped up.

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Well, Ashley Maddison's subscriptions have been
going up ever since the series aired in

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Big People are morons. Big,
Hey, here's the documentary about this company

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ripping people off. People wound up
killing themselves over it. Of course they

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are so So here are the cities
where the subscriptions? Is it Badham?

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Halfway through this blizzard? I'm on
the radio at the same time. That's

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my signature blizzard by the way,
because here's my move. Well, I'm

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sorry, I you are. They
are called the Dwight Wading is It's chocolate

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extreme blizzard. But here's the thing, you got to see the extra stuff.

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I heard that. I don't think
it's true. No, it is

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true, trust me. We'll get
to that. So here are the cities

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where the subscriptions have jumped skyrocketed.
These are the top ten performing cities since

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the Ashley Madison. There it's not, but there's one pretty close to home.

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Number ten is Buffalo, New York. Number nine is nothing else to

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do? I get it. Yeah, of course watched the bills Lake effects

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snow, Lake effects snow. Who
wants eighty feet of snow in twelve hours?

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Speaking of which were the opposite Tampa, Florida is next old folks,

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uh boy, since Viagara, those
old folks and senior centers, they're really

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happen. You know. Be careful
what time you walk those halls, man,

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because if it's past six o'clock,
don't act like you're not impressed.

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Number eight we get back to the
snow of Minneapolis and Saint Paul, Minnesota.

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Get it. Number seven real close
to home. These are cities where

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subscriptions short of skyrocket after last imagine
Cincinnati, Ohio. Hour and a half.

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Oh, cheater cheaters, Cincinnati,
more like cens a nasty sin sinnati

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I am, that's exactly sin.
You know what, you can gamble there.

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We gotta call the marrions. Now
is legal in Ohio. We gotta,

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we gotta they gotta do a rebranding. Okay, Sin, Recreational marijuana

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is now legal in Ohio. I
think your friend and knows dairy queens need

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to start popping up dairy queen right, Okay, there should be a dairy

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queen next to every single dispaise.
No. I believe Duncan Donuts did that.

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When Colorado legalized, they opened four
hundred s pizza joints. Were guarantee

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they're all still open. Pizza pizza
joint. We're doing that. Uh.

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Number number six is Richmond, Virginia. Number five is kind of clothes,

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Atlanta, Georgia. Number four Vegas, Las Vegas, Nevada. I went

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to a chicken ranch out there,
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rip off, total rip off.
UH. Number three Orlando, Florida.

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Number two Miami House is getting lucky
Mini. Sorry, Mickey's on the Mickey

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Mickey was on medicine, moful sore. He walked in on this. Mister

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Raby, just let me get my
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wife to be man. He's like, I could see Daffy Dock. I

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see that because Davvy Duck would try
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got these biggest duck feats behind the
curtain. You know what they say about

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big duck feet, Bigger the duck
feed, the bigger the years, the

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years, good listeners. Bigger the
feet, the bigger the beak, right,

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I would think, So, what's
number one? I should fall forward?

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Well? Number two is Miami,
Florida. Is a surprised there?

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This surprises me though, the number
one the number one city whose subscriptions rose

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after the Ashley Madison documentary Seattle rains
all the time. No, no,

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there's no explanation. I would have
lost the house on this club is Ohio?

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Really? How was that Buckeyes?
Well, speaking of STDs sexually,

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when do we go from sexually transmitted
disease STDs to sexually transmitted infections? Really,

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they're not called stish. If you
want to protect your LF against an

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STD, wear a mask, thank
you. I don't think that's don't take

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that. That's not gonna work.
Don't don't don't take that. That's why

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did we rename them? I have
no idea anyway. According to the World

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Health Organization, there's reason I have
a major concern. That's a dollar in

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now, that is one dollar two
years since the joke. That's a dollar

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out. That's a dollar out.
It's been two years. You had that

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the holster for like two years.
I thought that was a blank During COVID,

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it was just he was sweating.
Please say World Health, please please

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please please. Uh. They said, it's a major concern when it comes

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to global increase of sexually transmitmitted infections, I'll say diseases. The new board

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has found the new cases of syphilis
have increased by eight million and twenty twenty

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two internationally. Additionally, four curable
diseases, a committee of gonerhea, syphilis,

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and I have no idea, not
a chance on this other one.

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Okay, but I think you don't
want to make people feel better about these.

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There's a reason why you come up
with a bad name, right,

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because you're like, you don't want
one of those, right, scared.

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A healthy dose of fear is great
in your life. Like, I don't

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want to get one of those rubber
on, right, I don't want to

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What are you doing, rubber?
Don't be fussy you wear a rubber,

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don't be fussy. Don't be so
fussy, just put it on. Need

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help, okay? Anyway, anyway, nothing't fit and it counts for one

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million cases daily amongst fifteen to forty
nine year olds in the US, syphilis

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has increased seventeen percent. Which ones
are the ones they say they're curable?

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Now gonnery is curable? Just to
take that, none of them are curable

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and no, I want the list
down. Okay, they said the curable

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ones or chlamydia, gonerie of syphilis, and I have no shot of Pronuncity.

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All right, you know where these
are happening. The village is yeah,

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yeah, the old folks in h
Once viagra came around, it was

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like when it comes to sex with
me, you know it takes a village,

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well, clearly, but we look, I've had this conversation with my

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wife all the time. I'm gonna
die before you look, that's that's gonna

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happen. Men are stupid. Man
live different lives. Look the responsibility we

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have, Yes, it kills us
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Unappreciative women out there, they don't
realize we run ourselves into the ground

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for you and the family. We
die first for you, congratulations, and

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some of us want to die first. But it's uh, there's down in

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the villages there's like eight women to
every guy. Yeah, you know more

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about that than I do it.
My parents used to live down there.

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It's all chicks, it's all women. I'm just moving ways retirement, I

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say, you and o god,
we go down there because to them,

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we're still sexy. Yeah, so
we go down there and work the crew.

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oh boy, we won't be able
to watch what am I moving to

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senior center at fifty six as?
Why? Hey? Uh no, no,

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no, I want to run a
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richest one. They're about to die, of course, and then go right

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after that one. You walk up
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dude, Hey me, Mo,
David want a neckrub? Be mom.

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Of course he's going to want a
neck crub. You want to move in

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with me? Hey? I was
sure, go key. And you keep

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going to the to the nurses desk. How much long you last? You

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said two weeks? Four weeks,
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You said she was like five minutes
from hospice. Can you do blood working

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here? All right? Who?
We have lots of pasta? You want

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to make things happy at home.
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don't cook tonight. I got this, Yeah, bring home some baked ZD

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with or without meat. The baked
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what she's having response. I did
one of these with Courtney Dave because earlier

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so we could mark another one down
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gravy for real titiants so up there
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said, what do you know?
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yes, she goes, They're fantastic. She goes, you got that there.

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I'm like, yeah, yes,
so you could go to That's what

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I've been trying to explain to people. When they travel and they hear of

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a Michael Michaels of Brooklyn, they
just go at. They taste it,

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and they're like, let's just talk
to the distributor and they start getting that

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food and lots of pasta. That's
the unique thing about lots of pasta thirty

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seven seventeen lextionon Road and the Hardest
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Spaghetti's, and then you get the
meatballs. You brown them up with a

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little lots of pasta olive oil and
pour the gravy on top of that.

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kinds of shame and homemade all right, fuy, all right, man,

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it's sad for reeling in the years. I do want to remind everyone that

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we are on We're ten and oh
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and oh today we're if my trainer
Manami Jones is listening, Manami Jones,

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I'm Mnami Jones, Manami Jones.
So you're not eating the blizzard? Is

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that what you're saying? No,
I am eating, but it's a chocolate

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extreme protein blizzard. Oh it was
a protein? Did you that secretary that

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walk by man? Yes for it? Well, right, what decade,

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Dave? Okay, all of these
songs were in the top twenties somewhere in

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the eighties, including Arios speed Wagon
One Lonely Night. What the hell?

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I don't know that I've never heard
the song form a life me neither,

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because none of you had any lonely
nights, that's true. I saw Kevin

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cronin not too long ago. He
wears these red horn rimmed glasses. He

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looks like, uh, I don't
know why they do that. He looks

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like someone's grand mother working in a
library. Okay, so style boys,

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all right. I was in rock
radio for twelve years, never played played

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a lot of those songs. But
I never played that one. That was

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just a pop song, so it
didn't make QMS. This one probably did.

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Oh, Tom pet and Heartbreakers played
here. Well. We played so

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much Tom Petty that I would not
return the CD back to the to the

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wall, because we had the wall
that was all our Neither I would I

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would leave uh, because that shift
music. I would. I would leave

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the Tom Petty best of on top
of the CD player. I was like,

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woll we put it back and we'll
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and ate a cake Lady Black thank
You, same one. We played Black

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Crows and Tom Petty saying every hour
song. By the way, what about

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the rhythm of the night, huh? What about barge barge eighty three?

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The barge hit the bridge. This
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eighty five or six, okay,
because I still love DeBarge, El DeBarge.

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Excuse me. Yeah, this is
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it feels more eighty three eighty four. Okay, this was always you sound

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like breaking to it? No,
play, keep playing it. See this

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is in every eighties movies. You
want that one again? Yeah, just

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like every eighties movies where somebody is
trying something on and they're walking out of

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the thing and the guy goes no, wow, and then they can come

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out in there and go oh,
definitely no. And then the last outfit

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they come out and they go yes, and then they go prom so true.

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Okay, let's go in the next
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power station. A couple of guys
from Duran Duran, this is nineteen eighty

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five. Are you going to do
it? Are you going to do it?

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This is eighty five. I think
anything with Duran Duran is good.

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But we all know. I don't
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The fin you're going to do?
I love when you guys sing and there's

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no music on the podcast. Terrible
that's right you yeah you got you got

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Cooky's baritone, and that's on the
podcast. I need to pull a bunch

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of these and say Courtney Dwight's greatest
hits. That would be awesome. You

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get this one, Hey, look
at it's said smooth operator. Might be

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on the radio the other day.
It was said to me because it came

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up on the in the car and
it said, and she goes, who's

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Sadie? I don't see an h
there either. I love this girl.

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She's awesome, she's so spri Allright, we need an answer here. Get

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to know what the number one song? So fussy? Yeah, okay,

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so cranky. This was number one
made the twenty eighth, nineteen eighty something

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George Michael. Wham, this is
a so this is wham right? Yes,

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this is eighty four. This is
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This is freshman year. It's freshman
sophomore year for me in high school.

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Yeah, that's a whammys. I
knew we didn't listen to it.

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If you got caught listening to this, you got beat up. This is

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actually a regional song from If you
ever hear what did George Michael sing this

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song? Acoustically? It's beautiful.
It's actually you could YouTube that. You

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think this has ever played in the
locker room of the football Company. And

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if you want to hear more about
the song, the courtings was in the

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locker room, just go to www
dot. This is no, but it

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makes you realize what a great singer
George Michael is. No, he was

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awesome. He was great. He
was awesome. It was awesome. Sometimes

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he was singing in the bathroom just
for the acoustics and other things. I

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just want to be the person the
song. I want to be the person

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that walked down to the bathroom before
the person that reported. And they're going,

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what was in there? Dude?
I think Mike, I think George

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Michael's in there. I support of
God. I think is George Michael.

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No, no, no, no, no, no, honey, you

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know what he's doing. Honey,
you never get to Solliday, George Michael.

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Did you get pitch your made with
him? No? Alright, okay,

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no, eighty five. Let's go
eighty five. She'll go. I

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like you're on a ten game streak. We'll go to eighty. We'll go

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with eighty five. Okay, I'm
gonna nineteen eighty five. George Michael.

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Everything she wants. Number one took
ten weeks to get there made the twenty

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eighth nineteen eighty five that we are
so late for the break. You gotta

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give us the numbers and rolls stock
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S and P five hundred little change. The Dowry now down one hundred and

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thirty points. With the news radio
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Money Report. I'm Courtney Donahoe.
You think that's right in there? Yeah,

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it's right in there right now.
I'd say this like more like eighty

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two. Greg Knman, Yeah,
Greg, let's look it up right now.

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Uh, we need a lyric.
That's a lyric, that's a they

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don't nineteen eighty one, Holy moment
I was closed. I was off a

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year. W h A. S. I'm Dwight whitting right. There's Tony

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Vannetti driving the ship. Yeah.
I started making a joke with thought the

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guys having a right, I wonder, well, come in a dear friend

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of mine. He is the owner
of my this is my home field dairy.

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Queen. Baby, this is I'm
not saying this just because where I

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go they have the best chocolate extreme
blizzard with extra stuff in the city.

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And I just talked to him.
Queens are hearing this, but they're not

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the same. I'm just saying,
you're you're your Okay, we're putting the

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bullseye on their store in Middletown.
That's all I'm saying. Oh no,

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it's Bill Bond. Can take the
heat. Bill Bond' sa hey gay Bill

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Bond? How you doing. I'm
great? How are you today? And

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then over here to my right,
I want to bring in Gary Evelin.

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You are with the Middletown Police Foundation. I do a lot of work with

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the LMPD Foundation and tell you truth, law enforcement each agency needs organizations like

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this because sure they take on taxpayer
dollars, but there's always a deficit in

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need of things important to officers,
and you all help fill the gap.

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Talk for a minute, if you
will, about the Middletown Police Foundation,

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if you could what we're going on
three years now, and we augment the

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city's police department in ways that maybe
they have items that are not covered either

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much and they want to put in
senior programs, or they have training needs

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and officers and stressed type of things. Our purposes is to try to broaden

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the communication between the police and the
Middletown community because we feel like that'll have

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a broad effect and we want to
make Middletown a nice, safe place to

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live, work and visit. And
we've been successful doing that. I mean

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time we You know, the people
really like the police department out there.

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I know in my subdivision where I
live, they love they make cookies for

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the police. Oh, they got
great chief, they got great officers and

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the whole be Chief Herman is just
wonderful, and they've been over backwards to

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take care of us. No,
absolutely, because I asked it, and

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I won't get into details. There
was a child with downstroom the adored law

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enforcement, their agency and all the
other ones jumped in and just spectacular.

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But let's talk about how we can
fund. We'll talk about how we can

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have fun and do good for the
neighborhood at a second. But if someone's

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listening, they say, you know
what I'm interested. I want to support

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I live in Middletown. I want
to support the Middletown Police Foundation. How

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they get in touch with you.
Then go to our website. It's easy

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to find. We made it our
initials. It's m p F ky dot

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org. Beautiful they land there and
they'll be right in touch with us,

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and they having questions, they reach
out and those emails will come straight to

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me. And we've had a lot
of participation, people reaching out and we

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appreciate their donations because we are entirely
staff by volunteers. We have no paid

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anything, We have no paid fundraisers, so we are dependent upon the donations

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we receive. Beautiful. All right, shifting back to Bill Bond, we're

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talking about a great car show.
The turnout. I'm looking at the turnout

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last year, absolutely huge, tons
of cars. We were covered up,

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we were covered up. We were
worried we'd be able to get the next

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car parked. It looks like it. It looks like it, and we're

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talking. We're talking about a car, truck and bike show next Sunday,

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This coming Sunday, as a matter
of fact, June second. There'll be

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if there's a river range, the
makeup date will be on June ninth.

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But it's this Sunday, June second. And looking at the pictures of it

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now, if you don't want to
where it is the Dairy Queen on Choppyville

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Road. Right right next to there's
a shopping center, and that's why what's

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the name of the shopping village Square
shopping center. Okay, the owner of

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the shopping center is kind enough to
let us have that also for free for

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that whole day. Oh, good
for them, Yeah, good for him.

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And I do want to say the
first fifty in will get dashblacks.

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If you're participating in this some of
the categories Best of Show, Best Ford,

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p SGM, Best Mopar, Best
Import, Best Bike, Best Truck,

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People's Choice, Veterans Club. Participation
goes on and on, but there's

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also going to be silent auctions,
and yeah, we're giving away something all

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day long. We really we have. Yeah, we have the fifty to

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fifty raffle. We have other raffles
that we do throughout the day for various

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different prizes. We have silent auctions
that are loaded up, just loaded up

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with wonderful, neat prizes that we
get donated to us. How much does

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it cost to enter this car show? By twenty bucks? That's it.

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So if you got a car,
it's twenty bucks and that's that. That's

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that. What about just to come
to ten twenty bucks? Twenty bucks?

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Yeah, so oh you mean just
to walk in? Yeah, just a

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walk on a car. Yeah,
no charge, no charge, So it's

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free the public. So it's good. It's a good family activity if you

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want to bring people around, which
is you know, in line with the

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goals of the Middletown Police Founders have
programs that are family friendly and it does

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a really great job of helping awareness
with the Police Foundation to get our name

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out there so people know we exist. Like Gary said, we've been around

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for three years, but probably a
lot of people don't even know we exist,

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and it's hard to get any donations
or any support without recognition that you

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exist. When I was a kid, the fifty seven Chevy that was it

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for me. I was just I
was like, until I really write,

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I thought it was a perfect car. It was the coolest car ever.

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There's so many perfect cars there to
oh at fifty seven Chevy. If there's

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one there, I'm going see.
That was the gto Judge. I always

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wanted a gto Judge. My backup
with the sixty eight Camaro Super. Okay,

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That's my next point is that if
you watch a movie called Ford Versus

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Ferrari, it locks down one concept
that I think you can't argue with the

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best error for clothes music and cars
was the nineteen sixties. They have the

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muscle car and the music and you
just go, dude. And so I'm

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looking at this because I'm like,
I think it's one of those things.

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I can expand and look at your
picture of the cars in the parking lot

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and I could see some of those
nineteen sixties muscle cars in there. This

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is so cool. It's also cool, you know how a lot of times

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when you go to a car show, you feel like maybe it's an eighty

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twenty ratio that twenty of them are
really fabulous. Yeah, twenty percent really

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fabulous, the other eighty or nice. Right, this was the opposite.

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Almost every single car that you would
look at, you'd think this one should

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win, this one should Oh wow, they were impeccable. That's a great

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point. Uh, how do you
how do you pick a winner? I

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mean it's got to be difficult as
a judging by by votes by the people

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who attend factors or what. That's
that's one of the one hundred factors.

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We have a people's choice award.
But the real thing is will Will Will

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Hoyt, who's big in the car
show judging stuff, is our lead judge.

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When he brings in supporters for that. He's got forms, so it's

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always as straightforward as it can be
about how to rate a car, and

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then he picks them friend the friend
of a good friend of the show,

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a former friend of the show now
friend of Dave Jennings. Yeah, Greg

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gets your panic this morning. He
was former secret service and when he found

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out, he's like, he goes, where's the last time he was responding

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and he was gonna start searching for
you and we're texted. Gets your going,

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hey, we're trying to do the
show here and he goes commercials and

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then find out more about day.
Yeah, yeah, go to commercial cares

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about is he was in a helicopter
and he repelled down. Former friend,

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former friend of the show and now
best friend with Dave Jenny's. Greg Getcher

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has a thunderbird that's beautiful. He
puts in different shows. Is he he's

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gonna have his Greg is big into
this is coming. Oh yeah, I'm

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aware. Listen, I'm gonna were
Levi's jeans with double rivets and lean up

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against his car. That's what I'm
gonna do. Wow, that is Get.

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It's a good shoot for a cop. Get. That was a good

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shooting that was good. Was one
of these car shows and I walked up.

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I said, why it's it's beautiful. His thunderbird is beautiful. I

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said, hey, can I come
on a picture and sitting in it you

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can see the sweat on. All
right, let's go over the details one

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more time. Don't miss this.
It's in the city of Middletown, right

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next to my home. Dairy queen, baby, the best dairy queen in

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the world, Middletown Dairy Queen.
But it's gonna benefit. It's gonna benefit

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the Middletown Police Foundation. I can't
thank you guys enough for coming in and

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keep doing good for the neighborhood and
keep supporting our brothers and scissors in blue.

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This is a fun way to do
it. I will see you Sunday.

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We'll be there. We've been looking
for you. Absolutely. Hey,

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it's gonna be sunny and perfect weather
for the cars. That means you're gonna

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need your Shady Rays. Baby,
Oh love my shady Rays. I cannot

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yesterday. I put them on him.

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Stick around more on the way.
Later in the eleven o'clock hour,

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Don McClain, mister American Pie himself
joins the show wats to get to grab

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some coffee. News Radio eight forty
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