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and use hide recovering fuels. But
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with little more than a month ago, figured we'd bring you a little

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skepticism. You know, we are
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when it comes to the government trying
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don't want or when it comes to
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skeptics there. And person you're about
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of engineer, entrepreneur, business owner, and this book just came out August

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first, called Green Breakdown The Coming
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the title. I think it's already
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the coming of the current energy renewable
energy failure. His name is Steve Garham.

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Steve, thank you so much for
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if you got a question for Steve
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hatel whatever you know. I realize
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don't like to hear shade thrown upon
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know it for two or three years. Right. Well, Kerry, I

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don't think it has quite failed yet. Been great to join you. The

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world is spending about just about a
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the planet from warming. We have
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state that say they believe that humans
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all of our major universities, are
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organizations. So the world is still
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basically zero carbon dioxide emissions from well
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to admit they want emit, they
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sixth seventh really isn't. They're trying
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hyde recrubbing fuels. But this zero
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that that would be what we need to

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discuss. Look, the reason why
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far the best guestimate. We have
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renewable energy, and for our efforts, four percent of the global energy

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is now produced by renewables. So
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know, when you talk sustainable energy, the most sustainable form of energy that

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has ever been created, besides nuclear
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energy, hydrocarbons, natural gas.
What's more sustainable than that? It fed

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this great leap forward of technology,
of economics, of civilization, lifting many

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of you out of poverty. Isn't
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a few plot global energy use or
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product. You find it very highly
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emissions with gross domestic product from the
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That's probably the best indicator of human
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to take a metric. But now, as we say we have we have

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a most of the wealthy world that
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use of hydrocarbons, and so we're
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thing is that we are going to
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have about three or four main things
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going to have much higher electricity prices
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is we're going to have blackouts in
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wind and solar for always on coal, nancial gas and nuclear power. So

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we're gonna have blackouts that are coming
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going to have a loss of freedom
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including our own ask government, telling
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our power plants and convert them to
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then the fourth thing is we're going
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seen the first of those, and
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seen the first of those in Europe
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Europe has taken a step function down
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all this is really on a faulty
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theory is plausible, there's a greenhouse
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the atmosphere, we're warming up the
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are a tiny part of all the
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both the greenhouse effect and global warming
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made emissions. So it's unlikely with
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to be able to produce a measurable
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actually call it the the greatest modern
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believe if we change the lap bulbs
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we all drive electric cars, we
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if we build wind turbines, we
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called hottest summer on record, and
now the temperature the oceans, you know,

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off the coast of Florida, it
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hottest ever. But then the media
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major undersea volcano I think in the
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the middle of hurricane season in Florida, we haven't seen any yet. Yeah,

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that's right, it's it. We
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year, which does happen every once
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years of a year, right went
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thousand years, which was complete nonsense. I can show a mountain of evidence.

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But there's much much evidence that we
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a thousand years ago during the mediaval
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West Greenland, which at the time
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are no trees and there's nothing but
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the Romans conquered the Mediterranean in short
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years ago. We've had walt century
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that have been warmer than today.
Today's climate is not historically warm. In

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one piece of evidence, in an
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Switzerland called the Ruined Glacier. I
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The Rhone River runs out of it. It's kind of a wall to the

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wall between the mountains. Well that
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and they find horse bridles, and
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old, and all of it is
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and it is today. Naturally long
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and there are just many, many
instances of that. Another one has better,

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of fact, the state high temperature
records. If you and there's a

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site that the National Shanic and Atmospheric
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site, and if you go to
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the state high temperature records were set
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of fifty and if in a thirty
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before nineteen seventy. Wow, So
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we've had naturally warm periods in the
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today in Chicago, which is it
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high temperature record was in Illinois was
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hundred and eighteen fahrenheit. And I've
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that in my lifetime of seventy years
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press is just rung. But Steve, what about the oceans. They're they're

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getting higher and they're gonna, you
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with all the water coming in and
it'll cease to exist. Isn't that true?

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You're right, well, ocean ocean
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climatism, as I'll call it.
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the title of my first two books. And now mister Trump and mister Ramaswami

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are using the term climatism, so
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yeah, the former prices a voice
President l Gore. Doctor James Hansen of

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NASA predicted a twenty foot sea lettle
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sometimes when I present, I show
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would be flooded if we had a
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have a big red everywhere on the
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about sea level rise is oceans.
The first off, oceans have been rising

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since the last day, say the
last twenty thousand years NASA. You're gonna

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go to the site with NASA and
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up one hundred and twenty meters or
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twenty thousand years. There's so much
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scientists can, no climate scientists can
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and man made sea level rice began. But our best tied gages today show

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that the oceans are rising at about
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the twenty feet per century that some
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on computer videl projections and not on
historical data. Well, models are never

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wrong, right, Well, the
climate models appear to be wrong on there

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are many many minions, as for
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ninety and the first in the IPCC's
first Assessment report. The IPCC is the

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inter Governmental Panel and Climate Change of
the United Nations, they predicted that we

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can believe that the presence right,
they predicted the temperatures would would be rising

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three tenths of a degree celsius per
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per clesius and a low of two
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now we can take a look at
the data, and our temperatures are

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well below their low average and what
the models predicted. So we're seeing a

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very gentle rice. But the computer
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They're wrong. Huh. Okay,
So what about this climate gate thing.

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I'm sure you've delved into that a
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like it did never even happened.
Well, I talked about that in

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my first books, in my first
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Bad, Mad World of Climatism.
The So what happened was that the hacker

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got into the climate research unit in
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released about a thousand emails talking about
conversations between the scientists, and there were

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all sorts of things in there,
talking about suppressing the scientific journals, about

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trying to change the the rise and
the fall of temperature curves, talking about

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well if we just adjust this up
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and we have to get rid of
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the climate scientists are sincere and they
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the world is warming. But then
they say then it appears that their their

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their position has said, well we
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is so important, but danger is
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to we can even falsify data to
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And that's exactly what they did.
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Vice President Gore has talked about that. He said, and I'm paraphrasing,

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he said, you know, adjustment
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of exaggeration is okay. In a
number of other scientists have said the same

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thing. So it makes uh,
it makes for We've also had the Noah

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and and NASA have adjust to their
temperature curse decades after the temperature the temperature

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the aperture thermometer measurements were taken.
So they're putting in all these adjustments in

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addition to the original temperature readings from
the thermometers. And so it's very tough

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to to believe a lot of the
data that you see. I do believe

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we have had a little bit of
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since eighteen eighty and the last one
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dominated by natural factors, not man
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that we're having this set set it well

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this summer, you know we've got
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I think you're in Florida. The
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twelve. Let's see that was set
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have the location, but they can
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was ending like that since that was
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But yeah, so that is is
in situation. Nevertheless, the press

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as always talking about how everything is
terribly hot and then humans are causing it

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and that the planet's overheating it.
It is. It sells papers, you

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know, it sells news media,
but people should really not believe it.

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All right, Well, hey,
we're skeptics about everything in anything the government

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says or try to get it tries
to get us to do. You should

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be too. Tell us the book. Where do we find it? I

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assume Amazon and wherever fine books used
to be sold. Yes, screen breakdown

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is it Amazon? It's a color
paper back, two hundred and fifty six

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pages. It will give people if
you have a stove, if you have

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a car, if you have its
electricity, you really need to read this

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book and see what's going on.
There any books available as well on Apple,

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Amazon, Google and the Noble or
they can get one from our website.

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I'll send them a sign copy if
they're on order one. Steve Gorham

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G O. R. E.
H Am dot com. All right,

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and I'm hoarding gas stoves. I've
got a room where we've got six of

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them now because I just don't trust
them and I don't like cooking with electric

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gas as far superior. There's no
health issues for gas stoves. That's just

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total nonsense. Hey, Steve,
how'll shate you're coming on and go get

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thank your Curry. Yeah, go
get Steve's book. If you've got any

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question for Steve myself kl at carry
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well, good luck on the book.

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