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That song gets me every time we
are as a show in support of law

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enforcement one thousand percent and on Thursdays, we just so easy for Dave just

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to cherry pick some stories that are
positive for policing rather than obviously the negative

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stories we hear in the news.
We want to thank the men and women

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of LMPD for going out there,
risking their lives to lock up violent offenders

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only to have Judge Julie Klin let
them go. But thank you, thank

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you LMPD. The only thing easier
than finding tools is finding cops that rock.

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Let's go to Portland, Oregon,
where dash cam video shows a wild

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pursuit with a child porn suspect who
stole a Homeland Security vehicle. Federal investigators

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served a search warrant at a home
in Portland for a registered sex offender suspected

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of possessing and sharing child porn.
He was placed in the passenger seat of

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the vehicle, uncoughed as agents searched
his home. The vehicle's window was down

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an officer was standing outside of it. Oh damn it. Upon discovering the

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investigators had found a concealed self on, the suspect said, this is not

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going to go good for me.
He then locked the doors, got into

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the driver's seat, and drove away
in the Homeland Security suv. He led

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police on a high speed pursuit from
Portland through southwestern Washington, according to KGW.

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According to police, the pursuit on
I five reached speeds of nearly one

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hundred and twenty miles per hour.
The vehicle contained two firearms and additional police

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gear. Dash and bodycam footage showed
the officers deploying spike strips multiple times till

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the suspect was able to avoid them. Eventually, one of his tires deflated.

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They performed a pit maneuver, causing
the suspect to lose control of the

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vehicle. The suv flipped and landed
on its roof. He came out of

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the wreckage to surrender with both hands
up in the air. See that's one

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of the many things. And is
there used to be a show. It's

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a brilliant show. It's called to
catch a predator, and they still do

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it. Bro they don't because one
of the predators that they caught no,

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killed himself. And I say,
okay, yeah, but on five nights

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a week, I don't want to
really I don't want to be insensitive.

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Well, when it comes to pedophiles, I don't want to be insensitive.

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Okay, all right, but there
is it's part of the joke. Yeah,

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but there is no reform to pedophiles. They will tell you that themselves.

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Experts will tell you. Once you're
a pedophile, there is no coming

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back. There's no reform, there's
no rehabitabilitation. They will tell you that.

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So the the some of these pedophiles
don't want to do it and say,

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give me the castrate me. Yes, give me the drugs that make

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me, I would say, medically
incapable. One better? How about this,

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We cast rate you and then we
give you a little botomy. But

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here's here's I'm gonna connect to dot
here and I'm gonna be people are gonna

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hate my guts. That's both heads
right here. Here we go. Okay,

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don't already hate me. I'm already
here. So you don't you say

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it's no possible way humane rights.
We can't give the pedophile that's asking to

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be chemically castrated, uh, to
do that for society. But you're willing

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to let a nine year old change
his gender with medical and roal chemicals.

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You're right, you're okay with that, oh absolutely, but not when the

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okay with a pedophile saying I don't
want to rape kids anymore. Just give

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me the damn chemicals that castrate me. Most people are not okay with them.

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Most most hate me. All you
want, it's Tony Venettie at iheartia

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do I do want to say?
Real quickly though, just remind her that

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Judge Julie Kaylin, uh, somebody
that had chop pornography was being sentenced with

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it. She shocked, probated him
as well. So just letting you know

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what kind of judge. I'm not
being mean. That's just motiles are not

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that's science being truthfuls not being mean. That's facts. That's just basic facts.

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So when I tell you, when
I tell you your shirts your shirt's

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a little too small, it's factual
and it's mean, or because it's factual,

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it's not mean. No, it's
factual and okay, it's not mean.

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The medium brothers in there, okay, of all the things. Hang

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on one second, all right,
you know what I've been needing stuff with

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a lot of sodium in it lately, and that's all that is. It's

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not you. It's the shirts water
weight that you keep their shrinking. The

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shirts are shrinking. So now the
shirts are now above the belt buckle.

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So a little bit of the belly, a little bit of the belly,

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you know. And he doesn't know
this, but I sit in the corner

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with a couple of coffee, and
I'll go look at that. And listen,

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man, I got stung by a
couple of bees on the weight.

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All right, okay. Of all
the things that we have renamed, all

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the universities, all the sports teams, this town continues to exist. Let's

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go to and I kid you not
White Settlement, Texas. Off to White

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Settlement, Texas, where a sharp
eyed citizen's quick thinking saved an elderly woman

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from losing thousands of dollars in a
bitcoin scam. Officers in White Settlement,

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Texas received a call from a concerned
bystander who saw the woman depositing large amounts

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of money into a bitcoin atm at
a convenience store. Overhearing the woman on

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the phone, the caller suspected she
was being scammed. When officers arrived and

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found the woman, she told them
she thought she was in trouble with Chase

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Bank, a phony phone call identified
as Chase Bank got this whole thing going.

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Oh boy. The scammer arranged a
ride share to transport the woman from

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her house to a Chase Bank branch, where she withdrew forty grand. Unfortunately,

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she had already deposited twenty three nine
hundred dollars into the machine. The

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police department currently working with law enforcement
and the Terrant County Criminal District Attorney's Office

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to recover her money. First of
all, the most surprising thing in that

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story was, there's a bitcoin ATM
in White Settlement, Texas. What do

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you get back this subtraction? Is
it an option of bitcoin in all the

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ATMs? I don't obviously. So
you put cash in and it converts it

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to air money? Is that?
Is that Pyramids team still going on,

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even gronk as they did not real
money, even as the best part of

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that rose. I think, well
we smelled that con coming on, and

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they they all called us idiots.
Oh, you just do get it,

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You just do get it. You're
an old person, you do get it.

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Okay, got it. In fairness, they were right on the idiot

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part, But we we didn't fall
for this one. From White Settlement to

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Queens, Dwight. Welcome to que
No Queens, New York. Yes,

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New York, New York, New
York. It's the hall. I'm a

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Broadway where pizzazz was born. Cops
were in the right place at the right

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time when they saved a batch of
pit bowl puppies from suffocating in a bag.

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Oh my God. After spotting a
woman trying to sell them. They

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were crying in various stage of distress. Officers gave them water. One cop

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cupped his hands to form a bowl. Was Richard gar involved. Stop man,

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it's not funny pit pulls man.
An officer on his beat spoted the

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woman pulling a pink plastic bag on
a rolling cart on Beach Channel Drive.

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She was trying to sell the puppies
to a passer by Shirley Medina forty fours

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that I'm selling them. They're six. The rest are in the bag.

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There are small holes for them to
breathe through, but that wasn't the case.

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The police or the puppies she was
holding was fine, but the bag

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had no holes in it. One
copy used a knife to cut it open.

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The other puppies were discovered so HOTMG. One officer can be heard saying

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in the video posted on x they're
so hot she was trying to sell them.

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They're all tied up in this bag. They're dripping in sweat. One

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of the puppies had a cutover his
eye. You're grabbing me like I'm gonna

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run, Medina could be hurt,
saying I'm not going to run. The

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dogs were taken to the ASPCA for
treatment and evaluation and to make sad commercials.

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Sadly, Sadly though there are no
penalties for this woman too o contrere

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bonjour. She was charged with five
counts each of torturing an animal and neglecting

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an animal. A sixth puppy,
the one she was holding, was okay.

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She was also charged with criminal possession
of a weapon for the brass knuckles

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that were in the bag with the
puppies. She lives nearby where she was

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arrested. Lady, people have guns, now the brass knuckles. This is

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her third arrest. She was also
arrested in the past for petty larceny and

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robbery. Good goes with jail for
a while cops rock, saving puppies,

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chasing down bad guys, and helping
old ladies in white Settlement, Texas.

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How was that a place? I
don't know how we're worried about I get

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through twenty twenty. I don't know
how it made it nineteen twenty due Yeah,

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pulling people off rice boxes and pancakes
therapy. I know, all right.

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I told you that Disney's Alcolyte Dwight, I think who was out when

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I was talking about Alcolite, the
new show on Tea, I said it.

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I wasn't here. They want to
make me pissed off, like they

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they're designed this show to piss me
off. Oh I read an article about

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this. They went really super woah
my god. So it's so over the

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top. It's comical, right,
So it's just like you're watching it and

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now I'm I'm that I've become Dwight. I'm watching it to be pissed off.

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Yeah. So I'm watching it and
I was like, this is the

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worst show in history. They've ruined
all of it. It's crazy. Even

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the aliens are lesbians, and it's
and it's like, Okay, where are

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we going for this? So I
got vindicated. The Alkalite episodes have become

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the lowest rotten Tomato score TV history. Now at night, watch team,

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watch TV, watch the commercials and
play count the Caucasians. What the article

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The article I read said that there's
even pronouns. I'm a wookie and my

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pronoun is it is so it's so
awful, and again it's it's so well.

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The lady that's in charge of her
last name is Kennedy. She's been

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in charge of Disney for or I'm
sorry, Star Wars for like ten years.

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Serika Spielberg a lot. She's destroyed
the brand. And she said,

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I love to make them uncomfortable,
mean and us them, they us.

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How about selling tickets? I loved, Yeah, uncomfortable. That's the point

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that you're that's the whole point.
Uh, listen, the stockholders want to

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know how uncomfortable are you making?
No, we don't care about dividends.

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Are is the consumer uncomfortable? How
many? It was laughing out loud,

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but lois rotten Tomato score in TV
history that this beat out. Do you

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remember after Star Wars came out in
theaters that they put together in the last

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second some stupid Christmas special with Star
Yes, okay, that episode that aired

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on network television has always been the
lowest scoring ever. Yeah, this Alkoholite

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has beaten that Star Wars. It
was nineteen seventy eight, the Star Wars

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Christmas Special. It is on YouTube? Is it really? I had a

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bunch of wookies and kid wookies and
it was awful. H it's awful,

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awful great, awful, awful,
awesome. Ohful. I'm glad it tanked?

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All right? Uh? Do we
have time for a deer squatchy?

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Oh? We do? Okay?
Do you have the deer squatchy? I

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do? Oh well, let me
find some music for you. Do I

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do? I do? I do? Ball there I might need another coffee.

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I'm dragging it and some salty food. Carrie Rights, carry with the

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K, Hey carry with a K. My best friend has a degree in

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art history and has been painting since
she was a teen. She's had several

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art related jobs, including her since
graduation. Do you say art lady jobs

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related the art lady jobs? I'm
teena I'm your art lady for the day,

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art lady at Southside Art Related art
Lady Lane, art Lady. What

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the hell is this picture supposed to
mean? Cause Garfuncle's mom but has always

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wanted to make her art. She
wants to do it for a living.

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She's had a couple of pieces that
she made years ago that are interesting,

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and has sold a few commission pieces, but mostly her art isn't great in

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my opinion. I try to be
positive when trying to be positive around her,

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so I don't tell her I feel
about her artwork. But now she's

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thinking about quitting her job to make
her own art full time. I think

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it's a horrible idea. Oh,
I fully support that. Should I get

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honest with her and try to protect
her from an inevitable failure? Or should

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I just jump in with both feet
and let her do what she's got to

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do. What's this person's name,
Carrie with a K, Carrie with the

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K. Here's what you need to
do. Go to this person said person

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said friend's house and look about their
apartment or home and find things that you

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would really really like to own that
she has. Tell her to pursue her

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dream. And then when she has
to sell everything to avoid what happens when

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you try to tell friends about the
boyfriend or girlfriend you don't like. Your

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friendship's over. Your friendship's over,
and they double downe on that relationship.

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You got to stay out of this
one let her follow her dreams or find

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someone that she might respect to offer
that opinion to her. What is a

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common denominator to all great relationships?
White cornerstone to all great relationship is lies?

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Tony lies. So why would this
change with your best friend? No,

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I absolutely support them. You say, are you sure right? And

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maybe you should put some more money
away before you kind of jump into this.

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But yes, I think you should
go for it because you only live

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once. No, but I've looked
at a lot of fortune five hundred companies

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and that is one category that they're
always looking for. As artists and French

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poetry made a lot of the most
successful people have failed miserably initially and maybe

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multiple times. Now, this is
a new generation of folks. Now,

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if this was us in our twenties, our friends would look around and go,

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dude, what the hell is this? Hell are you thinking? You

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think you're gonna sell that you're going
to sell this and live? Well,

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you're not gonna be my roommates.
Great Charles would not move out now,

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are you insane? Dude? No
offense, but you suck. This is

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not gonna sell. You're not living
with me when your art doesn't sell you're

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right, You're right? Does suck? I forgot all about this? Uh.

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Louisville musical legend and drummer Dave Williams
chimes in art. Carney was in

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the Star Wars special No No Way, so at least that's art related,

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and alcoli has beaten that for worse. Wow. Oh man, hey,

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roughie, what's this big dog man
doing in here? So Terry, don't

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shut your mouth. What you need
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her go down the drain. That's
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it. Why didn't you tell me
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be supportive. You were so happy. But you're my friend. You were

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so happy, got to help me
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Stick Around recorded in the year.
That's right and Courtney Dudaho in just a

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few minutes News Radio eight forty whas
the air conditioner has been working pretty hard

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the last couple of days. I've
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Oh your wife, lets you go
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nights. Yes, it has to
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in a while, I got to
sleep in the cold. Dude, I

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would like to, but I just
got a bunch of fans I bought on

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Amazon. Susan goes doing blody fuzz. See. I can't have the fans

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going too loud because I don't have
I don't have a Lemmy that like if

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said, somebody's trying to get in
the door whatever, like you got Lemmy,

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that's two miles away. Lemmy's like, there's trouble, got the ears

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on that right, the ears on
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I can't have that, So I
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sure my AC is working top not
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two forward ninety nine ninety nine two
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And plumbing they do that too,
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ninety nine. I had to sleep
with the jacket on. Excuse me?

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What? Wow? Did? My
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and when she's here, so I
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Would you sleep jacket off? Wait? A woman, an older woman

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lowered the AC. My mom puts
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I like a warm room, and
so I put on a heated blanket and

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I were a jacket last night,
one of those pull over jack you sleep

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jacket on. Yeah? Wow?
All right? Can I ask you a

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very personal question? Is it pierced? So after after the chemo? Is

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there? Like what made me think
of it is that you you you run

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hot? So is there any difference
in your body after you bombard it with

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uh poisonous nuclear? Uh? Hell? First six months? When I'm outside,

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I'm feeling the heat a little bit
more this year because I always love

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the summer and I always love the
warm weather. But I'm definitely feeling it

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a little bit more. But at
night, I'm just like, who do

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you think? Really cool? You
think? Is that I'm saying, is

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there a difference? Is there anything
in your body? Or if you adjusted

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back to where you were, I'm
just saying, as your body, oh,

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I'm still not one hundred percent back. Yeah, you know, I'm

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also trying to figure out one hundred
percent where I am? Right? What

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is ond percent? So? Yeah, it's been, it's been. It's

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been tough. You know. I
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course it's really really warm, and
I it's like, whoo, I am

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so winded. You can really knock
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you're probably a year and a half, like sixteen eighteen months away from when

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it'll happen, and you'll go,
Okay, this is what normal life feels

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like. Okay, I got it. I got it real quick, coming

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from one of our friends and listen
to us every morning. Rich, Hey,

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it's so good to hear Courtney back
on the air. God is great,

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It's great. I continue to pray
for her. Yay, keep praying.

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Prayers still need to happen. All
right, Well, let's do a

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prayer and get this right, because
I think we got it right. Yesterday

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on my call I saw Kelly Jones
from Louisville Metro Safe yesterday. If even

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he was goofing on me for screwing
this up, I got this. I

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might just sit out, all right. So let's so confident, let's go

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with thirty. We're already at the
thirty. All of these were top twenty

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hit you guys tell me the year
they call him Yusuf Islam now used to

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be Catch Stevens. This song featured
in Kingpin, one of my favorities seventies.

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Oh very young, Oh very young. He just did silence on the

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podcast. By the way, it's
such a recognizable voice. Man, he

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has a beautiful voice, much nicer
than any thoughts, folks. I just

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know seventies, it's gonna be okay, early mid seventies. I have no

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thoughts. Okay, I have no
idea similar tempo. Let's get some Carly

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Simon in here? Is he not
seventy four? Yeah? Myself to sleep?

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He sounds so beautiful. I always
thought she was kinning pretty Carly Simon

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fit of Volkswagon in that mouth,
who cares? Golly judgment? Guys,

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got room for the pain? Yeah, that's me having havn't have we got

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room for the pain? Okay.
And the sixties her time, wasn't she

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she went, yeah the Room of
the pain Man. In the sixties,

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the Beatles would have multiple songs on
the charts. Jim Stafford had two top

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twenty songs. Now. One of
them was this one, My girl Bill?

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What this is? Spiders and snakes? Guy? With this one,

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boy, they were way above their
time, my girl Bill, They were

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way ahead of their time. Never
heard this song in my life, absolutely

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never heard never and this was top
twenty? Indeed, are you kidding me?

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God? Enough talking songs. You
used to have a station in Louisville

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called Wacky and they would play stupid
songs like this, like Convoy, Convoy,

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Convoy, and they would play a
purple people eater. Oh that was

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a good song, though it wasn't. I did love that one, alright,

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give us another one, the one
eyed, one horn flying Purple People

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leader. He a courney. What's
the difference between pink and purple? Stops?

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No, shut up? No?
Oh. Twenty minutes Olivia Newton John

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in the top ten on this day, you love me, let me know,

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I like seventy five, now seventy
five, seventy I like seventy five.

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This is when she had brown hair
before she went blonde. If you

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love me, let me know.
If you don't kiss my toe, Okay,

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you have to hit the chorus.
Here we go, sing it.

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I'll let it go way. If
you love me, let me know.

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If you don't, then let me
go. Oh yeah, I love you,

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I love you, I love you. All right, Okay, let's

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up. I apologize for all the
people that will set me free. Have

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this song in their head all day
long. We lost them not too long

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ago. Sundown Gordon on my Favorite
seventy four. It's Michael Barr's favorite.

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I think it's seventy four. Michael
Barrett, Let's go seventy four billion times.

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This is such a great song.
Oh god, no, I don't

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understand the seventy four love it seventy
four or seventy five? All right,

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all right, it's four, we're
four minutes past, so let's go down.

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I'm going to say nineteen seventy five. I gotta give me the number

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one song on this day. It
was Jeszy, it was seventy four.

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I want to go spent seventy four, now even seventy three. This is

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me on the and the meat whistle. Let's shut up. This is such

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like an early seventies. Seventy three
or seventy four. All right, let's

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go see. I'm gonna start eventy
four. I'm gonna go. I'm going

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seventy four. The final answer,
let's do nineteen seventy four for wheeling in

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the years today they're from Cincinnati,
Bo Donaldson and the Heywoods. Billy Don't

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Be a Hero was number one June
the twentieth, nineteen seventy four, Do

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you guys came through again? Love? We said seventy four in the first

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song. Yeah, we said a
second song. Oh, second song,

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Okay, second song. I think
it's the first one. We were confused.

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All right, we're late. Cordy
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one hundred and five points. Oh
god, her voice is so angelic.

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With the news Radio eight forty wha
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Let me get you to the chorus
Courtney, Oh God, yes,

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yes, yes, yes, yes, Oh lord, you can't. This

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is so brutal. Oh come on, Olivia a long time togo, get

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out, get out if you love
me and let me know. If you

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don't, then let me go.
I can take good other minute of a

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day without tune. Oh my gosh, beautiful, sweet, sensual butterfryes.

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See the next tower, Baby,
see you in new Rolling Stones. Why

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are you angry with me? News
Ready to Wait? Forty whs Tony Vinetti.

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I'm Dwight Whitting singing right there as
Mick Jagger and there's Dave Jenny out

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and Matt Cole joins us. Here's
why we're playing the Stones. I want

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to see the Stones with my wife
Susan. In May, we flew to

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Las Vegas. He was at the
Roomba. Uh no, yeah, I

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was at the room. Yeah,
it was at the rootbot And uh,

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I gotta tell you, the airlines
were already saying they were showing our d's

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because we had to go through you
know, security, and they were already

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telling us, mattuh just you know
this will not be good on May twenty

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five, and so they're already warning
us. I'm talking about the real ID.

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First of all, good morning,
Matt. How you doing? Hey?

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Thanks good? Oh, let me
get you. Oh I'm you're on

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the wrong mic. There you go
go ahead. No, he's on the

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right mic. No he's not.
He's got our own. No, Matt,

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how you doing, buddy, doing
great, doing great? Thanks for

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having me. Yes, sir,
I'm sorry that my partner Mike shamed you.

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But let's talk about the real ID, because no kidding, just to

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travel domestically, you're gonna have to
have a real ID to get on an

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airplane. Now, normally the only
place we fly is to Mexico and we

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always have our passports. That's an
option. But who wants to paint in

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the ass of taking a passport on
a domestic flight? Give us the uh

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winds and wares on what's happening with
this real ID. Sure, sure,

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this was obviously an initiative from the
FEDS after nine to eleven that decided that

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states were not properly vetting people's identities. And that's that's the real breakdown of

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real ID is just you know,
cebmiting your identity with the federal government and

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by having a real ID now that
will enable you to fly and enter restricted

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federal buildings after that May seventh,
twenty twenty five enforcement date that we have

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coming up. Now, I'll remember
if I remember this correctly. There's two

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different versions of the real ID.
You can get the four year or you

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can get the eight year. I
would prefer the eight year just because of

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the pain in the ass factor most
But what's the price difference between Is there

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an up charge for eight years or
four years? What's the difference between them?

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For a real ID, It's twenty
four dollars for the four year,

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forty eight dollars for the eight year. So lot people you know, opt

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in for it because they're like,
I don't want to go back to see

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these guys, so fate give me
the eight No offense, Okay, no

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offense seeing you here. So Matt, let's let's do the let's do what

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everybody that is listing to my voice. A matter of fact, Jackie was

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saying to this me the other day. She was just like, because John

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is after he graduates, we'll be
in the navy. We can't get on

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bases and all that stuff, right, So I'm like, it's a year

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and a half away, but this
is a deal. So my sister said,

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made an appointment. We all four
went down, We got it done

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in twenty minutes and left. The
next person we were at a cocktail party

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and the other person was like,
no, it took me three hours,

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So tell us walk us through.
People are driving now, they're in their

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workplaces and they're like, I want
to get a real ID. What do

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I need to have? What should
I do to make this process as painless

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as possible. Absolutely everybody wants the
fast lane and we want to help them.

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First thing, go to our website
drive dot ky dot gov and make

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an appointment. Got it. There's
no more restrictions on counties. So go

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to anyone you like, anyone you
got if you're we got thirty two around

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the state, there's one close day. Oh I think she my sister went

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a couple counties over. I mean
yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

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Some appointments or quicker to get in
other areas to shop around. If you

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drive for a living and you're all
around the state, pick the one that's

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most convenient for you. But make
that appointment because that'll set aside time just

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for you. So the people that
come in and they want to do the

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walk ins, we always take them, but you know that's the lowest priority

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because you know, we have a
ratio of appointments to walk in days though.

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You know it's like the McDonald's drive
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there's two people. Sometimes you show
up and there's twenty, right, So

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you know, make that appointment.
It makes it so much easier. And

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then use our eye document guide that's
on the website. It will tell you

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all the documents you need to bring
because there's three columns, and if everybody

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remembers the three columns, it keeps
them from getting in trouble. So you

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need the first one, which is
your proof of identity. That's going to

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be your birth certificate or a passport, and there's a big old list of

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time out. I'm out first,
hiccup, get a copy of my birth

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certificate or an original original? An
original? Okay, what if I don't

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have it? An original? Then
you can get it from the you want

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me to you want to arrest.
That's important because people take the copy and

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go, what do you mean you
need original? Or you don't bring the

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hotel of the hospital one with the
footprint on it that was made for Grandma

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to hang on the wall in the
frame. Okay, we don't want that

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one. We'll get the one that's
issued from the state. Okay, we

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need the original, gotcha go?
Okay to the second one is proof of

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social Security so that's your Social Security
card. Can be a W two ten

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ninety nine, anything that has a
full printed, not handwritten Social Security card,

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so that if you don't have one, that's another one. Contact frankfort

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let's get it sent to the house. You can go to SSA dot org

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and order a replacement for free.
God line now so they make it really

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easy. And then the third one
proof of residents where do you live.

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For a standard credential, you only
need to bring us one proof. For

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a real ID, you need to
bring two. What would that be?

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A bill, bill, bank,
statement, insurance card, anything, your

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driver's your current driver's license will be
one of your ARFP card. I'm an

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overachiever. You don't have to bring
this. But I always bring a urine

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and stool sample justin thing with my
dentist as well. But that's not necessarily

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special drop off they found about.
But listen, it's twenty twenty four.

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So I got to ask you,
what's the difference in price between a regular

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driver's license and a real ID.
I mean it's twenty twenty four, so

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right, it's at twenty dollars for
the standard twenty four for the real ID.

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So it's only four bucks difference.
For it's a couple bucks more.

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And believe me, it's gonna be
worth it, because you don't have to

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do this one time, right once, Once you have that revetted identity and

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we got you in the system,
then that real ID is going to renew

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every single time you come in to
see us. How do you not go

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the eight years? You gotta go
the eight years well, let's go back.

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This thing has been We've been talking
about this for twenty four years.

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Write to you, were talking about
this. We had we didn't have you

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on. We had maybe your predecessor, somebody off a couple of right,

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that's right, you're our favorite man
by far, your best by far.

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It looks like a model. This
is a model, good looking at Donna's.

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So we we've been doing this for
a long time. But we've pushed

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this back. COVID through a wrench
in it. But more than importantly,

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people are getting the message. So
all these states were like, we can't

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do this, We've got to push
this back. It looks like you're you're

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hard datd on May seven, twenty
twenty five, and I think you all

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got to stick to that. Who
knows, but how we all? What

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do we do in life? It's
about a competition. So how is Kentucky

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doing versus everyone else? Great question. We are now over a million Kentuckians

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issued for a real ID. Fantastic. It's twenty eight percent of our population

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based credentials, so that's growing really
quickly. Nationally we're at about fifty seven

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percent adoption. Wow. The difference
between that is because we're a voluntary state.

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We will not make you get a
real ID. You can get a

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standard credential. We just want you
to know the limitations of it. You're

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not going to get on that domestic
flight after that enforcement day. You're not

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going to unless you have a passport
building. Unless you have a passport that's

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a Kentucky driver's license that is real
i D certified, is a form of

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real i D. A military idea
is gott it ida a passports reality.

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So if you have that and you
want to use that, that's absolutely But

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who wants to drag your passport on
a domestic flight? Listen, folks,

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May May seventh, twenty twenty five. That's the deadline. If you fly

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to Florida or anywhere and you don't
want to be in the paint of the

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butt, get this real iydea.
But get the appointment. Don't just show

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up. Get an appointment, and
again, any of these counties will get

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will take care of you. Here's
what you need to do. Go to

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real idky one word, realidky dot
com. Get all the facts there.

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Ma. It's good to see you, man, It's good to see you,

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bunny. Guys, Enjoy the summer. Yes, absolutely well, Susan

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and I will be getting ours very
soon. I can promise you that lots

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of pasta will help you enjoy summer. It is hot out there, so

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sit inside at the coffee shop,
get an ice coffee, get the hot

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stuff if you want. They also
have Italian ice. Tony, I love

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an artisanal waters. Yeah, so
yes, I did not buy Jackie.

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We walked up to lots of pasta
the other day. It was blazing hot.

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She was give me a water right
away, so okay, But I

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went in the back where the cafe
sells the dollar water, the avion water,

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whatever you would call the the artsy
waters. Twenty four dollars. It's

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like twenty four dollars a bottle.
Yeah, yeah, So if you want

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water from a from an iceberg,
you know at the top of a mountain

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brought down by a correct you can
have that too. Lots of pots.

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It's a cool place. Go on
by lots of posta Louisville dot Com are

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thirty seven to seventeen Lexington Road,
in the heart of Saint Matthew's. Have

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lunch today. Yeah, back after
this