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for KT and the Butt. Thank
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Advanced Hair Restoration. Yeah, good
friends over there. Mourauh my, hell

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is coyote story real quick? Because
the nine one one call has come down

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and this is kind of wild.
This A lady calls nine one one from

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the county at the park in Arlington
last week, which was a big story.

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But listen to what this couty was
up to. You there we go.

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Can I get ambula? I don't
even know where we are. Jesus,

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I have a little girl who just
got attacked by a coyote at the

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part it's gonna be always some of
that. Oh is it park? Bay

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Central Park? A hundred van brand
Yay? How old is the girl's com

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are hello? Are you there?
Or is she awake? Yeah? She's

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green there. Okay, she just
got off the woods because and she breathing.

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Yeah. Is it just a bike? Just a I mean like he

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didn't anything right, Okay, did
the coyote go away? No, he's

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still here. So it's in the
woods. No, he's here at the

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park like the kids were on the
playground. He is packed a little girl

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on the playground and drag places in
the woods. And our dad was tasting

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upsets. So damn, that's scary. Poor thing. Take your daughter to

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a park. The next thing you
hear called nine one one. It tried

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to drag her into the woods,
and the dad would running after it.

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I mean, the dad owner.
If he laid the fist of four,

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I would think the Matt McBriar full
boot. Yeah shoot once dad power kicks

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in, you know, if he
was carrying. You can't take that shot.

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Yeah, probably not, but you
can run over there and boot the

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s out of this thing. This
idiot give it a go to drag your

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kid. My god, poor thing. She handled that pretty well, and

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she had the coolness to say like, no, she's I mean, she's

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breathing, it's not she didn't.
She said he didn't rip anything off,

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which he did bite the hell out
of her the part where she cusses here

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at the part it's gonna be part's
going back os And they said it was

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two of them too at once.
They're crazy. Get comfortable there they again,

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they think we kind of hit this
last week. They think, you

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know, the trash cans were overfilling
there. M. I don't know whether

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it's people in the city wasn't getting
there to take them out or whatever,

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but that was leaving trash and they're
coming and getting scraps and they just see

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four year old kids scraps too,
probably wild Sure did we ever? I

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mean? So they arrested one coyote
and went ahead and put him to betty

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By and then tested him for rabies
and he didn't have rabies. Yes,

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So then don't we just case closed? Here? Yeah, but they don't

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know if that was the right one. We think case closed, okay,

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but just something. I don't know
how you know that's the one. If

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there were two three, I think
there were three kids bit all throughout the

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week. So my other coyote story
here. I don't know if you saw

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this in the world of movies,
Mike, they've shelved the movie Coyody Versus

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Acme. Okay, I've never heard
of this, but I want why.

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I want this. It was an
American it was a live action animated comedy

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film and it was It had a
lot of people in it, including John

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Cena was in it. Will Forte
was in it, and they ended up

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shelve again. And the reasons why
are a little bit unknown specifically, but

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it's not getting it's not going to
be seen. Here's a tweet that Will

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Forte was in the movie put out
last night, and I just loved this

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tweet because they make you go through
the whole process of making the movie.

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The movie was paid for and then
it's not being shown, so you assume

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that the movie sucks, right,
That's why. Here's what he said to

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the cast and crew of Coyote Versus
acme. I know a lot of you

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haven't gotten a chance to see a
movie, and sadly it's looking like you

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never will. When I first heard
that our movie was getting deleted, I

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hadn't seen it yet, so I
was thinking what everyone else must have been

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thinking. This movie must be a
hunk of junk. But then I saw

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it and it's incredible, super funny
throughout. It's visually stunning, sweet,

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sincere, and emotionally a resonant in
a very earned way. As the credits

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rolled, I just sat there thinking
how lucky I was to be a part

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of something so special, and then
that quickly turned to confusion and then frustration.

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This was the movie they're not going
to release. When it comes to

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Hollywood business stuff, I don't know
s about s. Even when a movie

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tests very well like ours, there's
no guarantee that it's going to be a

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hit. And at the end of
the day, the people who paid for

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this movie can obviously do whatever they
want with it. It doesn't mean I

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have to like it. I effing
hate it. It doesn't mean this movie

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is anything less than magnificent. You
would be so proud of it. It's

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a movie that should be seen but
won't. That is awesome because that's just

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going to bat for all the people
who you're right made that movie whole thing.

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Listen to this, though, it
says Warner Brothers Discovery shelved the film

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in November twenty three so it could
obtain a thirty million dollar tax right down,

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making it the third film to be
shelved by Warner Brothers Discovery, after

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Batgirl and Scoob Holiday Haunt a thirty
million dollars tax right down. You talk

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about things that I don't understand.
Yeah, tax benefits and how you do

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that. And we just said that
Anthony Kim didn't play golf for ten million

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dollars because of insurance. Yeah,
whatever, that thirty million tax right down?

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Okay, hole on. You have
to hear this. Though I briefly

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read this the premise of this movie. It looks funny, Okay, I

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read it. Yeah, after every
product made by the ACME Corporation has backfired

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on Wiley Coyote in his pursuit of
The road Runner, A down and out

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Billboard human attorney represents Wiley in his
lawsuit to sue ACME. A growing friendship

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between Wiley Coyote and his lawyer,
motivates their determination to win the court case

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as it pits them against the intimidating
boss of Wiley's lawyer's law firm who now

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represents ACME. Yes, so it's
like a legal battle, and it's with

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Wiley Coyote suing Acme. It's Will
Forte, his life coat doesn't work.

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It always hurts him suing John Cena
Acri in the road run the ACME Corporation

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lawyer John Cena. Yeah, and
Will Forte, the down and out guy.

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Oh, it's like, I mean
that would have been good. And

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he said, I mean when movies
get deleted, you do think that,

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right, It probably just wasn't good
and then it was gonna fail. Pull

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the money now before you invest in
any marketing in it or anything. No,

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He's like, I went and saw
it. I'm not just saying because

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I'm in it it was good.
I can't believe it. I keep I

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think like the way he said that
up he was going to watch it thinking

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it was gonna suck, and then
yeah, I went, oh my god,

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they nailed it came out good because
you kind of never know until it's

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edited, you know what it looks
like. You just do a bunch of

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scenes, probably out of order a
lot too. Yeah, of course you

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see it piece together. That's got
to be impossible when you shoot something,

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especially that that's like animation and live
action, so you have no clue.

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Yeah, well it's funny to do
with something like that, and you're you're

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like, this is this good?
Is this bad? No idea until you

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actually see the damn thing. Mike, do you have a pen and paper?

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I want you to take your pen
out if you have one, and

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I want you here in a minute. Okay, my doctor gold paper.

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So I'm gonna tell you to write
down a word. In just a second.

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We'll make it one word. I'm
ready. The governor of Callifornia.

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His name is Gavin Newsom. You
know that, right, Gavin Newsom.

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You don't have to direct that party, got it? Well? So Donald

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Trump and Biden were both at the
border yesterday. But I only pulled this

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because I think it's funny. Trump
has a new nickname, you remember,

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ron to Sanctimoniousis it is anyone helps
him? Or is the politics out?

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He's that good. I think he
doesn't go to rhyme zone ever they might.

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Well, here's the new one,
because this is his name for the

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California governor Ron Newsom. Gavin Newsom, Oh, I'm sorry, Gavin Newsom.

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Gavin Newsom, Okay, we guess
you're ready. Oh yeah, Gavin

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Newsom, it's not awesome news Oh
god, I should have something. Gavin

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Nuisance. Oh, Gavin Nuisance,
excellent, Okay, let's see what you

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want with. And we weren't promising
free education, from medical, free everything.

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I mean, all the promises that
are made, no wonder they come.

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I mean you look at what this
governor newscum from California. Isn't that

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his name? Newscam? What he's
Okay, Gavin Newscumb? Okay, now

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write that down and maybe make new
scum is one word? Yep, got

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it? What does that do for
you? If you're just happening to I

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don't know, get on Twitter,
trending on Twitter. Yeah, I didn't

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spell. It was like Gavin Newscum, I mean, what are we doing?

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How is that in the go to? I need a singer, Gavin

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Newsgum. That's what he's called,
right, that's what people played again,

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Gavin Newscum. And we weren't promising
free education, free medical, free everything.

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I mean, all the promises that
are made no wonder they come.

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I mean, you look at what
this governor, newscum from California. Isn't

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that his name? Newscom What he's
done to California? And the guy's behind

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him, like one guy's in camos
in the military, one sheruff. You

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know, they're all kind of nodding. That is kind of a serious face,

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like they can't even laugh at it. That is his name, isn't

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it one of us? What we're
calling him now, right? Newscum?

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I mean, look whatever, we're
not. There's nothing political here but that.

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It's incredibly fifth grade childish, like
I can turn your name into a

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it's a bad word. It's kind
of wonderful. It's just like he's changed

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everything about what happens, Like say
what you want man, change the game?

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He did. It's Shane Gillis's good
stand up bit about that the other

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day about the debate. He's like, oh, that could be your thing,

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Like you don't have to just be
like education religion, Like that could

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be your thing. You could just
say that the guy's ugly, yeah,

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ugly and change your name. So
I see that it's new scum, But

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if you combine its one word I
see trending yesterday the one word news scum

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trending. Now I'm just like,
Okay, what's going on in the news

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today, Friday. It's a weird. It was pretty weird the news dump.

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No, not the news dump at
all, but that definitely happened,

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Mike. We have wildlife news here. We already did coyotes, You've already

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done wildlife news here, circling back. We've got a whale of a story

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for you. Those photographers have captured
two male humpbacks having sex for the first

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time. How do we capture this? So they were on the this is

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off the coast of Maui, and
they were just kind of out taking pictures

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of whales and they're about fifteen feet
below the surface. And I guess they

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had a some type of technology or
boat to go underwater and take these pictures.

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You know, Ah, yes,
an underwater boat him underwater hat on

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your nep just next year off.
But so, this is the first time

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that humpback whales have been documenting exhibiting
any kind of sexual activity. Hump back

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whales, they're huge. So this
occurred between two male whales. One appeared

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to be injured, the other was
a strong and healthy male. Well,

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think of him as the stagneti of
this below this of the seven seas,

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the whale that received penetration was visibly
emaciated and was covered in whale lice that

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can proliferate on humpback whales. And
so when humpback whales haven't been moving because

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they were injured, whale lice gets
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whale lice. He was trying to
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from the healthy one. He eventually
succumbed the male one hell grabbed him with

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his pec fins, his pectoral fins. We began to position. Yeah,

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gay whales, yes, would you
like to make love? You know we've

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seen the whale. We've seen this
with walruses. I'll make love to you

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many dolphins, seals, but first
time on gay whales. There's their gay

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seals. That was actually Kavanaugh with
a gay seal. I think play that

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again, please? Yes? Is
that a walrus? Yeah? Maybe maybe

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it is sea lion of some sort, but first time, first time they've

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ever got it on, like documented
whales doing it. What are we the

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news you come for? Now?
We were talking the other day about deep

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voice. Uh, people with the
voice, uh of what it means depending

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on how your voice works, pitch, all these types of things I'm talking

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about. Really, ladies love a
man with a deep voice. Yeah,

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absolutely do. But a part of
that article that we didn't get to was

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talking about fast talkers. I'm playing
a clip from another show on our station

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right here. The speakeasy was discussing
this same story and groups happened to have

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some Mike sceroid drops ready to go, but they were talking about fast talkers.

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Now, personally, I think I'm
a fast talker at times. Also,

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though I do want I think I
changed my pace depending on what we

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gotta do here, because there's times
that we got to hit that we need

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to break on time. I'm just
full disclosure here, someone's got to break

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on times. Sometimes I feel like
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fast. Sure, that's stupid and
I shouldn't do it right, but I

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do. But we're always kind of
we always do kind of have a little

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bit of a shot clock on each
of our segments. Sure got about two

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and a half minutes. You have
famously talked fast in the past, but

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it's not all the time. It's
just when you get excited or you in

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a lot. Yeah, I have
a fun job and I like you guys,

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Yes, and having fun. I
decarted to tell yourself sometimes here's the

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speakeasy. But you can hear from
two to six with Mike Ryan or Jeff

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Kavanaugh, Julie Dobbs and Grubs.
So when it comes to tempo, people

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might assume that fast talkers like Quentin
Tarantino, for example, are more clever.

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No, I sure don't. You
don't think if someone's talking fast then

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they know what they're talking about.
I know. That's why I thought you'd

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love it. Because there's my number
one girls, Scout cooking on your like

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coconut. I know that's why I
thought you'd love it, because there's my

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number one girls, Scout cooking on
you like coconut. Hear that. If

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you hear that, that means that
the people he was talking to he's intimidated

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by because his voice was going up
as well. That's right, he was

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intimidated. He was intimidated. Well
he's fast talking. Yeah, fast talking

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is what you do when you're trying
to get out of someone you share for

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some tough I never know what else
to do. You can't be quiet.

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You gotta epoin to somebody what's happening. You gotta say, look, you

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lost when you're going fast? Uh
huh, you know that everything's fine,

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you're chilling. Yeah, Well,
something that someone's hearing right now and like,

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oh my god, I never thought
that's the Stanfords. See, no,

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one's not as good. But is
that real or thats not sped up?

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Well, that is something that someone's
hearing right now, Like, oh

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my god, I never thoughts,
Actually, that's the Stanfords something. That's

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why I thought you'd love it because
this is my number one girls. Got

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cooking, I like cooking up.
Uh. I think I agree with Kavanaugh.

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Yeah, probably defense mechanism. Maybe
getting loud. I don't know.

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Yeah, I know. I think
if I ever feel I feel like I'm

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being out numbered in any situation,
I might raise my voice higher. What

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do you mean? Yeah, the
high pitched say I'm right, you end

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up in that you know area pitch. I think I respect the audience.

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I know that there's only so many
twenty minutes and so many words they can

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take, so I try to squeeze
as much as I can, and those

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short periods of time. Well.
Also, the study did show there's no

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connection between the rate of speech and
levels of intelligence, truthfulness, or kindness.

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There's nothing that says any of it. Nothing to be now, I

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get called the mumblers. Sometimes you
do have a little bit of mumbling and

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trail off. But actually I find
it endearing. When we first started doing

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the show, I noticed it.
I know there's some sort of you're gathering

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your thoughts as you're as you're going. I mean, we all do that,

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you kind of have to in this
gig. But I find it enduring.

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I feel like it's very honest.
I am not. I don't make

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it easy for the audience. See
how I just said that sentence, I

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am not and then they changed it
to I don't make it easy for the

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audience. But if you're kind of
following a path and you're piecing together the

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sentence as I say it, I
always think about that when I'm listening to

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a song. I'm kind of trying
to tell what are the lyrics of this

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song. It's almost like a puzzle, right, Yeah, I don't know,

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yeah ko so, but I'll say
the volume study did come out too,

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you. It means that you don't
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loud talking, you're masking it basically, all right. Yeah, I more

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attribute it to unawareness. I think
loud talkers just I think they're probably mostly

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selfish people. Yeah, I think
loud talkers don't have any courtesy for the

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people around them. I tend to
agree, And if anything, you're a

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soft talker. Just yesterday, or
when we were in the lobby two days

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ago, I basically told you talk
louder. I've always been to hear you.

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I've always been saying we When we
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we're sitting at the same table in
this club and it's all bouncing music,

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and you and I had a ten
minute conversation that I did not catch

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a word of. Yeah, not
one word. I was just nodding and

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laughing when I thought it looked like
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I'm speak Kevin. It's hilarious.
I do speak Kevin, but in

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this case, didn't catch a word. Yeah, ten full minutes. Well,

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dude, we'll coming up at nine
thirty five. I actually have I

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wrote down everything I told you in
those ten minutes, so I'll tell it

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to you live on the air.
Trans I'll read the transcript a little bit

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