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This it's the two seventeen Recovery podcast
with Corey Winfield and it's better half.

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Marnie Winfield. Check check chick chick. Check check check check check on my

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phone, check on my phone,
check in microphone, microphone, microphone.

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It is the third of August twenty
twenty three. My names Cory Winfield,

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and this is the two seventeen Recovery
Podcasts. We have a very special guest

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from a very special location, and
we'll have him on here in just a

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second. But Marnie, I wanted
to ask you because you haven't been on

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why people can probably guess we're right
now, but yeah, a little bit

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obvious, but I haven't had you
on, or you haven't been on since

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you have been done with the old
College. I know, I'm completely done.

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It's amazing like that, it's amazing. What are you gonna do now

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to ruin my life? No?
No, I mean I don't know.

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You're gonna have so much well not
so much time, but because you're very,

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very busy, but like, it's
got to feel relief. It's got

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to feel good you've accomplished a goal. It's you know what, It doesn't

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really feel real yet. I was
with all my peers doing our last kind

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of Arrah project presentation, and we
both were all talking amongst ourselves and we're

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like, so, now what,
Like there's this kind of element of like,

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I don't know, not emptiness,
but like you know, like figuring

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out what's next. Yeah, And
I'm just so proud of you, And

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it's just to show you that,
yeah, you can fall off a little

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bit. I mean, obviously you've
been going to school for quite some time,

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but you know, to be twenty
seven and finish it, you know,

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I mean, it's great. Yeah, yeah, sure. No.

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The I want to say, because
why it's so significant is because I did

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start graduate school when I was so
when I had one of my attempts at

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getting sober back in two thousand and
seven, and I should this on the

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podcast before. As you know,
I had a relapse and I drove.

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I would just Withdrew because I was
like, I'm not gonna fail school.

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Um, as much as alcohol gotten
in the way of my studies, I

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never had failed classes because of it. I squeaked by a couple of times.

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I mean I definitely agreed to her
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yeah, I wasn't gonna I wasn't
gonna fail any classes, so I

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withdrew and then it took up until
you know what two years ago that I've

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that I reapplied to go back and
I had to do all the work to

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get my credits transferred, and luckily, you know, that worked out.

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So here I am with a with
a LMSW degree. I know, yep.

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And there's a lot of people out
there that think that they can't get

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back on our feet and they're too
old, or they're too this too,

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that, too busy. And your
proof that now you're not too old and

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you're not too busy. I mean, you prove that. Yeah, but

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it was you know what I mean. I don't know if I would get

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done it differently in terms of going
full time or part time, but I

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pushed through it, and you know, I kept my get my chin up,

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and you know, it worked out
good. It's good. You're an

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inspiration to so many. Thank you. Well, I have a special guest

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here and so I hate to take
her. What's a bee coming at me?

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Shoe? What do you tell them? Get out of here? So

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yeah, let's go to the special
guest and joining me into my left a

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man by the name of Scott Schulton
and Scott, this is your second time

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on the two seventeen Recovery Podcast.
How does that make you feel like it's

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your sacond time on? Oh,
it's great to be back. I actually

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there's shirts my second time, it's
your third. Well, it doesn't matter

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third ninth. Well we were kind
of I was using your equipment. Oh

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yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that was kind of a

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trial on. That was good,
that was fun, and you had nice,

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nice microphones and now you're using my
equipment. Uh, what are you

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holding out to in your hand there, Scott, I've got a pretty firm

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grip here on Corey's microphone. It's
a double fister. It's just quite small,

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nice soft tip though. It's a
nice microphone. Yeah it's Alexa.

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How are you doing today? Everything
good? I'm pretty stressed, but I'm

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pretty thank you. Well, if
you need help, you can doct us.

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We got therapists over here. We've
got drug counselor or drug people.

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We got your covered. Alexa got
a podcast guy, so that's the manager

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up on the sweets floor. Alexa. Here at the here at the ballpark,

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just a bit outside. Yeah,
we are at the ballpark. Were

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the pit Spitters in Traverse City and
man, I love clapping like that.

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Yeah, that's new. I haven't
heard that one yet. Now we're just

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here. You had us is your
guests on the other day on Sunday,

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and it's a nice night out today. We had like a little tornado scare

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before or something. But yeah,
the weather was intense for about twenty minutes.

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It was pretty in the nuts.
Well, hey, speaking of nuts,

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I wanna talk to you about something
you have going on, and Justin

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just talked about it either day in
our last podcast. He was saying that

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he listened to your podcast all right, which is the Reservation Conversation, and

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he was like it was really good. Like he was like surprised. I'm

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like, well, of course it's
good Scott. Scott can talk. Scott

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knows what he's doing. Are you
getting a lot of a lot of feedback?

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Yeah, actually, um, I
appreciate that very much. And Justin's

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a good dude, you know,
I appreciate his feedback. Um, he's

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probably got more experience with this than
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some really good, really good feedback, really good comments. I had my

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sister and their family out in California, southern California in and listen. My

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brother who's who lives over in Turkey, southern Turkey, uh, right on

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the Mediterranean. He listened and he's
proud and said it was it was pretty

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good. It's it's you know,
for them, for my family, because

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they've heard my my journey here in
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they've heard some of this, but
they haven't heard it um formatted, you

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know, kind of formal, yeah, you know what I mean, with

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a little structure to it. So
they liked hearing it in that you know,

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presentation that way. So that was
fun. That was good. I'm

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glad I got to hear that.
And then some community members. Of course,

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the community that that we serve with
Reservation Conversation is um really a small

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small community of Natives and Indians,
and so it's it's good. It's it's

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you know, good feedback. There, beautiful studio and we're working on it.

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It's gonna get better. Right now, it's kind of messy, but

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um yeah, we're really fortunate and
um it it speaks to my journey so

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far. I heard Marnie talking a
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I heard a lot of you know, gratitude and what she was saying,

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So for me, that's the gratitude
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I live, it's just called the
gratitude. And it's been key a lot

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of people. You know, I
always have an attachment or a hook or

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whatever, and mine has been.
If if I haven't had gratitude during my

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early recovery, I probably wouldn't appreciate
everything I have today, and which isn't

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much, but you know, you
don't need much really, it's so many

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of the simple things in life that
that going like this, you know,

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to a ball game with friends,
co workers. It's those are just like

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so important things because you know,
we're doing this and we can do this

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without the threat of you know,
the drink or the drug and have a

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lot of fun. And in fact, even though we see people with a

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drink in her hand, I feel
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know, just being here with other
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game of is always really really good, you know. So yeah, gratitude

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for me is what it's all about. And we're trying to remain humble.

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That's not always easy for me,
but you know, I get bougie,

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you do, and I've seen your
studio and yeah it might be messy,

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but it's messy with nice things,
right. You know. It's like you

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don't just have well you do have
the copy machines. I would say,

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you don't have papers just everywhere,
but a copy machine just happens to be

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in there, you know, stuff
like that. But no, and when

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you get it all dialed in and
put together, and once you have time,

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man like you work for the GTB
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yeah unit uh not unit um words, they're hard. Yeah, the entity

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that is behavioral health with the tribe
it so yeah, that's that's what it's

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a it's a pretty pretty fantastic you
know machine that we've got there brays understaffed

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at the moment. Yeah, that's
why I was going forward and want to

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say, because it be rude,
that's fun and I think and and that's

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that's good because that's the opportunity for
other people in the future, in the

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near future maybe, so that that's
good. But once that kind of settles

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down and you're not so Russian busy
that I think, then you'll have time

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to sit down, put things together. Absolutely. Yeah, I'm looking forward

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to seeing how that's gonna gonna play
out. And you know, right now,

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if you want to listen, you
can go to the Reservation Conversation dot

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com or you can go get the
app, which is in the Apple play

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Store and the Google play Store.
It's called rez podcast, but if you

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search for Reservation Conversation that'll pull it
up. It's kind of a long one

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reservation conversation to put on a little
button on an app. So res pond

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Res podcast does work. And yeah, Corey has been really critical and spiritading

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that that whole design and everything,
and it's because of his experience and his

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trust. We trust him, and
you know, he's artistic that way too,

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and he's had a lot of experience
with broadcasts podcasting. So we trust

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Corey and that's why he's doing what
he's doing helping GGB. And I felt

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really strongly having Corey a part of
it just for that reason, because I

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still going back to being humble.
I still it's important to me have mentors,

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you know, and having people that
I recognize that have put in a

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lot of work. I'm willing to
put into work too, but someone that

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can help me and help our team
get through the process without making terribly large

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amount of mistakes. You know,
we still have to make mistakes to grow.

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That's how you learn. But it's
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and Corey and the team being a
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Well, thanks Scott. That's very
nice of you to say we're gonna test

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these microphones out to see how good
they really are. And I'm hoping you

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say all that all over again because
I like hearing you say those nice things

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about me. But yeah, it's
a what inning is this in like the

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middle of the second and apparently it's
a dance dance party in the middle of

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the second and there's a fire over
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like, h not my house,
thinking this that would be kind of

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demolish looking like it. Yeah,
let by Applebee's. Applebee's. You can

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go to the neighborhood. Maybe they're
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that that's God. That means a
lot that you said all those nice things.

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But I don't know if people hurt
them, but that you put them

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in a letter for me, you
know, put that as a testimony on

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our website. But no, it's
it's been a pleasure. Man Um,

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it's been really fun to kind of
watch a girl and it's been m interesting,

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sometimes frustrating, you know, just
for the fact that how like,

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when I do this podcast, I'm
the CEO. You know, if I

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say yep, let's do it,
I can do that, you know.

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And when it's a somebody else who
works for a different company, a different

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organization, you know, you're you're
not the the head signer guy, you

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know, And and there's protocols,
there's people that have to go through it,

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and then there's a reason for that, you know. I mean,

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if I had if your company had
forty years and means, we'd have we'd

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have helicopters, we'd have I mean, especially even tolds we couldn't have it.

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We'd be like, well we need
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at our ball field right now.
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yeah, that's the checks and the
balances, you know. And of course

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we have a board too that kind
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time too. But a lot of
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own money because then I don't have
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I just like it. And then
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the company is gonna go away anytime
soon, but whatever it is. I'm

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like, well, give a mom
microphones, here's your car keys. Yeah

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I don't. I don't get do
that where I am a strong accountability matter

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there. But at the same time, it just it just takes more time.

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I guess that's what I was saying. Yeah, but it's it's like

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I said, it's a good thing, and like I said, it's been

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fun. And you know, the
fact that you invited us out here.

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We're sitting in the box. I
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sitting in the GTB suite and we
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a little off to third base side, but this is probably one of the

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best suites here. See the total
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which you found out on Sunday.
Like the baseball team, they're not all

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from Traverse City, so like that, they're kids that are in college,

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early early college or maybe about to
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kind of playing for for some money
for some tuition fees, I guess.

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And so these kids are from all
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then they spend the summer here and
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as you Scott, then they find
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foster homes, but like, yeah, their host host homes and they just

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kind of hang out in the summer, and then they pregnate all the women

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in Traverse City and then they leave. Yeah, drink all the beer.

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Just kidding. Maybe, I'm sure
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How many times do you think that
has happened each week? Or no?

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Like, I don't know how long
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It used to be the beach Bums, so I'm assuming about seven years.

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I think I think a little longer
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twenty seven. So I would say
I'd say five, five pitt Spitter babies

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or beach bumb babies. Twenty years. I'm still saying five. I don't

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think it happens all the time.
These are young kids, and you know,

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back twenty years ago, they were
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about oh, because because we had
rappers like Domino you remember him, oh

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man um the digital underground. I
mean for trying out loud there. Their

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album was called the Sex Packets,
which was another word for condom. We

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got kids up here the old Skinny
pg. Thirteen. Yeah, well it

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was a smack the oh he drove
them all the way back to the wall

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out and it went over the wall
round ule double man. That right fielder

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was on his horse. I don't
think he had much spot, but he

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did so. Yeah, the pit
Spitterers became the pitch Spitterers in two thousand

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and nineteen. Prior to that,
it Wash beach Bumps and um the beach

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Bumps and this, uh, this
organization of field was founded in two thousand

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and six. Okay, just say
who owns them? The owner? Who's

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the owner? We're checking with our
team right now. Where producers going on?

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And what are you doing? Mornee? Oh, she's watching birds on

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her phone. So as we look
to find out who the owner is,

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because I'm gonna make sure he doesn't
hear this podcast, because they're like,

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I don't appreciate your coming out there
talking about my baseball team been pregnating people.

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We'll prove they didn't. Well,
I'm sure he's he's no stranger.

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True controversy and having to shake,
shake hands or kiss babies. What if

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he's like Traverse Cities Jerry Jones,
he's got babies popping up all over her,

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like, oh, I just get
the phone and get pointed to sever

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city. The mayors of the North
Was League uppisters share managing partners in the

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principal ownership with the West Michigan white
Caps, a affiliated the Detroit Tiger.

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Yeah. Oh no, they share
managing partners in principal ownership with the white

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Caps. Okay, okay, I
don't know those people, but they're down

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a ground rapids so or comstock or
whatever they say they are. But I

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think it was was that another double
off the wall? Wow? Man,

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that smoke is just look at go
oh my gosh, what does that mean

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when it's black smoke like that?
You don't know either, I don't know.

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I guess irresponsible broadcasting. Yeah,
that's not good when that's that color.

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You know that I'm the only one
who's doing irresponsible broadcasting here. But

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yeah, like over to the yonder
there is some smoke. So, but

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but look it goes all over from
then that has this big old cloud over

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here. It created all that.
Scott stop it. But I was just

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showing them that the smoke went up
to these clouds, which go for hundreds

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of miles. But Scott, I'm
just gonna wrap it up though, Yeah,

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man, kind of like we did
in the early two thousands, wrapping

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it up. I appreciate you coming
on, and maybe we'll do a podcast

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of yours and just a minute and
then nobody will nobody will know any different,

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that's right. Yeah, because we
brought our mobile studio with us too.

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Well. But you might want to
use my little microphones. They're so

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convenient. I bet people that looking
up here are like, wow, those

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are some really cool broadcasters. They're
holding them with their little It's like we're

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drinking tea and good looking. Hold
your pinky up, Hold your pinky up.

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They're thinking, those guys must be
somebody. They must be as somebody.

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Yeah, broadcasting live with the little
microphones. That's okay. I didn't

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want to go through customs again,
you know, right, but these babies

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around my pocket. But yeah,
so Scott thinks again man, And if

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you want to shock out this podcast, I recommend you do Reservation Conversation.

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My mom listened to it. She
liked it. Chick actually thanked me for

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sharing the episode a few weeks ago. Oh, I appreciate that it's like

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that, so it's really really good. Thanks for sharing. It's a nice,

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nice honor. Yeah, but until
next time, Marty wants to SA

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goodbye night everybody,