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Okay, friends, just between me
and you, I don't care where you

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stand on politics. I don't care
you don't care where I stand on politics.

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That's why we're friends, correct,
Because we don't talk about it.

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We don't talk about it. But
with everything going on in the world right

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now, it's tough not to keep
kind of an eye on it. Of

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what's going on. You get all
these people that are experts, and they

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interview them, and they talk to
them, and one of them has really

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come to the forefront for me,
screaming streaming forward for me, and she

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is my my my political boo.
All right. This is again describe what

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a boo is for people just joining
us. It's somebody that you are attracted

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to, not necessarily just physically attracted
because of their appearance. It could be

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because of their job, or of
their personality, or just it could just

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be anything, or you know,
it could be all the aboves. Yeah,

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like Lester Holds my anchor boo.
Right, I'm attracted to him because

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of his ink. He's very calming
and he makes you feel good, right,

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makes you feel safe and calm.
That's why I like me, Lester

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Holt. All right, You ready
to know who mine is Yeah, are

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you going a Google or do you
just want me to show you a picture?

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Show me a picture? All right? My political boo is Tolsie gabberd

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Ah. You are not wrong,
friend, right yeah? Ah huh,

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No, you are not wrong about
that. I am a big fan of

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Do you even know what her politics
are? You're just purely looking at her

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face? No? I know she
is a retired lieutenant colonel, which is

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really Yeah. I know she's got
that cool streak in her hair. Yeah,

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I like a whole lot. She's
from Hawaii. Yeah, and I

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think she did run for president.
I know that she ran for president in

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the last cycle and didn't do so
good. But she is whip smart and

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hotter, a firecracker yeah, and
had authority. Yeah she Yeah, she'd

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be the boss. She would she
would definitely be the boss. So you

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agree with her? Oh yeah,
she's hotter on a fire crush. I

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mean she might be my my girl
political boo. Is it weird that I

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think that my political boo is still
Barack Obama? Is that weird him?

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And I'm not I mean again,
nothing to do with politics, but justin

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Trudeau. I mean he's handsome,
yeah, good looking guy. And there

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were a couple of pretty hot guys
who were senators who turned out to be

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complete just losers. Yeah, I
know, I can't. I don't want

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to. I don't want to name
any names. And no I'm not.

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I'm talking about more recently. Okay, the one I was most disappointed in

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and who I thought was super hot
and I can't think of his name.

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But he was in a wheelchair.
Do you remember him like two years ago?

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No? Yes, yes, he
had been injured. I think in

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the line. No, no,
no, I know who that is.

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I can't think of this guy.
He was young, young politician in a

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wheelchair. Was either representative I can't
remember. See, that's my saying.

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I didn't want to say any names, but I thought that you would recognize

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him. Oh man, good look. And don't know what happened to him,

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but really, yes, Bobby said, probably got canceled. Probably,

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Yeah, probably got canceled. Well, I thought you were gonna. I

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thought I would be Madison Cawthorne.
That was his name. I think he

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did some bad stuff. I think, yes he did. I remember that.

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Yes, I do remember that now. Yeah, nice to look at.

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I'm gonna say that I thought you
were going to oppose my Tulsi gay

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Why? I don't know. I
just don't either. Balls yeah, all

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right, like her, Okay,
hold on her or your weatherboo in Oklahoma

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in Omaha. I'll take Tulsi.
Oh you will upside better with her.

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I've just talking about just just straight
bigger upside, big, bigger, bigger

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upside else all right, yeah,
okay. We don't want to be disrespiet,

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No, not at all. Did
you know that trampoline is one of

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the I remember that. Listen.
A trampoline will wear your butt out and

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exhausted on when I forget to breathe, when I go up, How long

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are you up? I'm up there? Eyes? So I hit it hard?

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Yeah, calf. I want to
see blobbing on a lake. Oh,

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that's a big blob. That's the
sport. Oh my gosh. Do

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you remember do you remember when we
lived out on the lake and JB and

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Aaron came out with their little girl, Rally. Yeah, this was before

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Landry, our daughter was around.
How do you think Rally was six six,

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probably two years old. We had
a blob. She didn't want to

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do it. We were like nob
it ever goes very high it's fine,

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it's no big deal. I don't
remember who jumped on it. Did JB

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launched her like? I didn't think
she was ever going to come down.

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Oh, we were all wagged out. Oh my god. I don't think

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I've ever seen a human go as
high as she did that day. Every

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once in a while, you hit
that blob just right, yeah, and

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you go right. She was a
little bit like rocket frog, Yes,

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which is a tough, scure reference, pure reference of one of the rockets

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that NASA was taking off, and
all the flames and the smoke was shooting

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up from under it, and a
photographer happened to take a photo at the

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exact moment. Apparently a frog had
been on the launch pad and the frog

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was just spinning through the air,
but you could perfectly see all four of

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his arms and legs. Rocket fly
high, rocket frog. That was what

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she was in that moment, coming
off the blob. Before we get into

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care, don't care, Tricia,
as already we're one day twenty four,

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I guess, thirty six hours removed
from dropping our kid off the camp.

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Yeah, I like it. Chrisha's
not doing well, friends, She's unstable.

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She's drinking a lot, she's smoking
cigarettes, seeing more than normal.

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I'll scene, she's just angry all
the time. I'm constantly checking the camp

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website for a proof of life photos
and you found off and I found them.

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So she's alive. She's fine.
Just I don't mind her being away.

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I don't like not being able to
be in contact with her. That's

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where the problem lies. I just
wish she could love the lord at camp

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a little closer to home. The
lord a little closer. It's I mean,

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she's loving him like three hours away. I'm not Tricia Carroll, don't

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care to know a fun fact about
one about more than half of the one

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hundred largest lakes in the United States, I mean Lake Sacks. It's summer.

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I guess I'll care. It's not
an enthusiastic care. More than half

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of the one hundred largest lakes in
the United States are man made, right.

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I didn't know that you could even
man could make a big old lake

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until about thirty years ago. Like
Travis, Yeah, the life that we

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used to live on, that used
to live on is man made. Yeah.

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My grandfather Chilney was an iron worker
and was obsessed with the explaining the

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building of the dams, the infrastructure
of the dams and all of that.

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What an exciting child. Oh my
god, did you just sit there and

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listen? I did. I listened
to every word he said. So you

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know how the dams are made.
I mean, yeah, you didn't.

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But you know what, you know
what I would like to do is if

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I ever go to Vegas. I've
been dam I've been there, fly over

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it and go, and I would
love to do that. That's where the

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time changes, too, Like on
one side of the dam, it's one

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side. On the other side.
You're making that up? Are you serious?

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Tricia? She thinks I just make
things up? Do you make things

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up a lot? About the boy
on the refrigerator eating soup? I mean,

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what do you mean? The time
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to the like when you go through
Gary, Indiana. That's where the time

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zones change, Gary, Indiana.
Gary. That's the song from from one

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of those musicals that I can't think
of right now. Do you know what

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I'm talking about? No, Okay, I'm gonna have to look. I'm

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gonna have to double check your facts
about the damn time, all right,

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Tricia Carrot, don't care to know
a really interesting fact about the invention of

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gram crackers, considering I've never thought
the gram cracker is interesting, just that

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it's kind of a nice staple.
I'm gonna say yes. So gram crackers

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stay with me. Were invented by
an evangelical minister named Sylvester Graham, Okay,

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because he believed grains were the key
to suppressing people's evil sex drives,

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Like you would eat Graham crackers to
not be horny? Yeah, really it

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would suppress If that were the case, I'd never eat a gram cracker.

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Never. I'd be hard to do
because when they put that cinnamon on top

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of those bole crackers, I'll eat
the whole package, right, Yeah,

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I will. I will, finally
in carried out care Tricia, have you

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heard about the fluffy coke? And
if you haven't, would you like to

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no more? Oh? I've heard
about it, and I still want to

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know more because I want to try
this all right. A couple of people

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have gone viral for sharing their so
called fluffy coke to spin on the previous

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cola and cream trends of a dirty
soda and a pilk Remember dirty Doctor Pepper

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Andrew's friend Kylie. They came over
and make dirty Doctor peppers on this.

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Yeah they did. What were they
putting in it? Creamer? My mind,

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that's right, my coffee creamer.
This one. You take a cup,

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you slather marshmallow fluff all around the
inside, add some ice and poor

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can of coke inside, and drink
it through a straw. I'll try that.

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I'll definitely try that. I don't
know why the ice though, I'm

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not interested in the ice. I
need some explanation about that. But but

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ice probably gives it some foam.
That's just a guess. I don't know.

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Let's try that. Apparently it's great
with other sodas too, Doctor Pepper.

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It's supposed to be very good with
and yeah, I'll give it a

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truck I will too. That sounds
good. Do we have any marsh Sure

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we have marshmallow fluff? We do
not. When I was a kid,

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i'd just eat a spoon of marshmallow
fluff. Yeah. I know, it's

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very good, but I mean it
doesn't last long. You get one of

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those containers, it's all air.
We just get a big jar of it.

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Yeah, but I mean they're like
that big, the containers now,

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I mean, I guess you could
buy a bigger one, but didn't last

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very long. Now I need marshmallow
fluff. We should go get that.

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I'll definitely get. Of all the
drink trends, that's the one that's got

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me most interested, not the pickles
and the doctor pepper. Oh, I'm

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interested in that people went crazy for
that, Yeah they did, and the

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reason that you drink it through a
straw so you don't get a fluffy moustache.

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Would be happy with the fluffy mustache
for that, Tricia. Before we

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get into our daily audio filers or
anything, you would like to apologize for

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from earlier in the show, I
would not like to, but I feel

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like that the show will not go
forward until I do. It's not going

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to be an apology, Sandy,
It's just going to be a you know

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what, you were right about the
Hoover dam splitting time between Pacific time and

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Mountain time. Why don't you just
you know, stick with me, kid,

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I'll make it all star, Sandy. I know things. I mean,

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you think you know things sometimes,
and every once in a while you're

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right. But you've told me too
many weird things that I took because you

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said it and found out later they
were wrong. So I got to check

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you out work. Give me one. I know you're gonna ask me for

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an example. I can't give you
an example. I'm just saying, I

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just check your work, is all
I do. Just sure do you check

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my work here and find out my
work is accurate, my work is complete

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and thorough. Base. He's your
gee audio file scam Alert Friends, scam

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scam scam. This is happening in
Florida, and the officials are warring people

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of scam phone calls that ask people
to pay money or be arrested for missing

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jury duty. Here is Mitch Kaider, chief of staff and Operations at the

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clerk's office, talking about what a
victim what they lost in the scam.

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The victim lost seventy five hundred dollars. It was told to us that they

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were going to use it to purchase
a new home. And when they got

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him on the phone or they made
the callback, they told them if they

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would hang up that call, they
would be arrested. At that point,

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Yeah, people are ruthless, man, I mean they are. And I

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don't understand at this point. Surely
people have heard you don't just pick up

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the phone. Somebody says, you
give me money. And you give them

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the information. You just don't do
that. I just watched a movie last

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week though about It was one of
those revenge movies. There are whole agencies

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setup that targets specifically elderly people and
like lie to them. If they have

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pop ups that come up and say
your computer has been infected and called the

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number, and it sounds like a
whole legit thing, but they specifically target

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older people. Agencies do a organizations
organization set it up to where it looks

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like it looks like it's a legit
call, you know, But I it's

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getting harder and harder these days to
distinguish the scams from the legit stuff.

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Everybody loves ice cream, especially in
the summertime. What you shut me down,

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Well, you just going on and
on and on. The peoples are

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getting their money stolen. I don't
like it. Let's talk about ice cream

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and the right way to eat ice
cream. According to a British etiquette expert,

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if you served ice cream in a
bowl, you would eat it with

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a spoon. Ice Cream served on
a plate, for example, an ice

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cream roll you would eat with a
fork. If you were served cake and

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ice cream, then you would use
both a fork and a spoon. The

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fork is used to hold the cake, and a spoon is used to cut

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and drain the time when the cone
is presented. Had enough of that?

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Nobody tells anybody how to eat the
dam ice cream. That's a very personal

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thing. And finally, weird Owl. It's kind of like herpes. He

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just won't go it just won't go
away. I think we must have said

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his name too many times, because
now he's back. We hadn't heard from

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him in so long. Yeah,
and he's doing stuff like this. So

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you're a tough guy, get really
rough, guy. Just make it enough,

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guy, Just don't wait for a
bug. Guy. I meant bad

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type, bigger mama sad type,
bigger going bad type. My tikes are

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bad type. I'm the bad guy. Polka Billie Eilish Polka painful. How

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can I say? I didn't even
really know that where Al was still alive.

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It has been so long since we've
heard from it, and apparently people

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are still gonna Oh. Yeah,
I used to work with guy that told

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me he was thought where I was
a genius. Okay,