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Oh for you, buddy, home, Sweet Hole Home Street, Home Dixie

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Highway. Is there like a different
feeling when you get over here? Oh

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my gosh, Sweet Home Dixie Highway. Man, I seriously have just this

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feeling of peace all over me.
Well after having to sit on two sixty

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four. If you if you're coming
to sixty four West, you're gonna be

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in a lot of traffic or at
least Wreckage Lane, Breckorridge. All right,

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so Dwight, and again his inner
person sounds like Sally Field. So

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that was Sally Field. By the
way, at the Oscars she won an

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oscar. Oh okay, okay,
I gotta fill them in from nineteen eighties

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pop culture. Yes, she finally
wants you. You like me, you

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really like man. It feels good
to be back here at Sweet Home Dixie

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Highway. Hardies at the Hartise right
across from Blanton Lane and Dixie Highway.

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Please come on by and say hiest
hi to this. We're out here.

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We're create awareness for a great organization. It's called USA Cares. And wow,

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what organization it is, Tony,
I'm telling you. Yeah. It's

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a nonprofit that is dedicated to providing
financial and they're They are advocates for active

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duty military personnel, veterans and families. They fill the gaps. I don't

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know how many times we have somebody
on the air that's who we help is

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are the gap between the government or
their business and and what the help they

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need. Because I just saw story
Fellaws the other day that a third of

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the lower level military okay not officers, right, lower level and military are

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on their families at home or on
food assistance. No. Absolutely, and

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that is ridiculous that they don't make
enough money to fight for this country to

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feed their kids and their and their
wife at home. I do feel better.

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I feel I feel a lot better
with USA Cares because they're on the

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job. Man. They step in
when it comes to our veterans. Uh,

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they've been in the Louisville Ay,
I think it's two thousand and three.

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But here's what they do. Some
of the things they do. They

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step in and they stop eviction and
foreclosures, when veterans have utilities shut off,

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their their form, car repossessions,
food scarcity. It goes on and

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on and on. I can't say
enough about USA Care. So if you

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if you don't have a cause to
donate, and you feel upon your heart.

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Man, this is a good one. Looking to him. Check them

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out. I'm sure they're gonna have
your heart like to have mine. And

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Tony's as we stopped staring at that, I can't help he step. Davy's

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staring at the handbreaded chicken. Oh, the sandwiches. Oh, I know

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you don't do that to me.
I'm focused, dude, I can't.

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I can't help you. So,
uh, all right, we're gonna we

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are we talking about USA Cares all
day, so let's get out of the

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way of what was going on yesterday. We were We found out our early

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morning yesterday that yeah, it would
be a reversal of Michae O'Connell's opinion.

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And that's exactly what it did.
It took politics twelve days to figure this

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one out. Michael O'Connell dropped all
charges yesterday. I could not believe it.

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He even said the words, well, we're just gonna chalk it up

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as just a big misunderstanding. Wow. Stipulations of all charges dropped was agreed

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upon by both parties that neither would
seek further court action. Okay, so

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okay, first means don't sue us. First of all you everybody been caught

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in with these meetings. At like
most meetings, you walk out and after

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an hour and a half or whatever, you look at everybody you go could

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have been an email. Yeah,
yesterday's press conference and I'm gonna talk at

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one could have been an email.
Yeah, No, it could have.

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We had this figured out by about
noon that day. In the morning.

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In the morning it sounded like privileged
golfer, try do you know who I

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am? Kind of thing. By
noon we're like, it sounds like everybody

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overreacted. Let's all move On's exactly. Sometimes the worthless toddler has to have

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his attention drawing well again. And
what I think the long, long term

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or short term you want to say
about this is it does it pisses a

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lot of people off that support OMPD
or I can't tell you. I started

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to turn on this story because so
many of my cop buddies were saying,

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no, dude, no, uh
no, and they were getting pissed,

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and I said, Okay, something
we don't know about. And then we

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find out the video, the audio, all this stuff. Is that basically

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anything but you said yesterday, well
it was raining. That was the only

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accurate part of the police report,
and it hurts all the other cops and

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their police reports when someone questioned and
says, you made everything up this this

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hurts that. So again, I
hate that part about it. But it's

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over. And Steve Romans went about
one point thirty and he was very excited

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and animated, and I guess he
should be. That was listen. But

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people just do make mistakes in their
job. Like if I were to order

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a chicken biscuit and they accidentally give
me two chicken biscuits, that's a mistake.

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That's a mistake that I may or
made. I talk about on the

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air about how good this chicken biscuit
might be. Hey remember the dog PD

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from Little Rascals, But the circle
around his eye, yeah, it looks

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it looks just like pe d from
the Little Rascals. Dwight, I don't

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know what you're talking about. All
the dogs. He's got the spot on

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us. It's just distractions. Looks
just like Peadi. Do not show somebody,

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don't show anything shiny, We're gonna
get distracted. And I look just

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like Spanky, you kind of do. And I like it. I want

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to need that picture later. And
ironically had a monkey yeah, and he

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loved it. In the wake up
crusade for children this weekend, don't forget

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news radio eight forty w h as. We'll start off broadcast at around one

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o'clock on Saturday. I'll go on
Sunday morning at eight am. Terry and

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I will do the first hour together
as we kick things off. Uh.

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The Louisville Fire Department awake of that
with the fire is such an important part

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of crusade for children. The Louisville
Fire Department said last night to Metro Council

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they need thirty one million dollars to
make repairs to twenty one of their fire

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stations. They have said they have
put these improvements on hold for the last

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couple of years and they need that
money now. I just hope, I

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hope the city gives the fire department
everything they need, because good lord,

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they deserve it. I just hope
it doesn't hurt the interrupter program, you

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know worthy. I think they're When
you hear thirty one million dollars, but

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it's spread over twenty one fire stations, I'm like, that's pretty frugal.

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It is, and when you think
about home improvements, I don't care.

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I don't know if anybody's put a
bathroom in lately. The guy said the

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bathroom's tiny, and sat, man, oh that's thirty six thousand dollars.

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What did you say? How much
is a house? It's like ten feet

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square feet of tile? What are
you talking about? I do want to

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say T Gridge Reber, the Van
Breckenridge. Yeah, he's out here and

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he's doing some kind of a I'm
stream. I have to get the we

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could watch us. I don't know
how comfortable I am with TG Ridge.

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At some point Tea is going to
say, dude, stop stop referencing the

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band. Okay, I've got a
family. Uh No, He's like,

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no, might do it. I
might do it. Okay, So here

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we go. Uh litell fire did
that. I want to mention L and

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PD increasing patrols in Cherokee Park.
Look, the park is always going to

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attract some unique individuals. Uh,
but now Cherokee Park has got some problems

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with men exposing themselves and uh ingroping
women. Louis of the Metro Police and

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taking approach. You know who's in
charge of it? Kealing? John Keeling,

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Yeah, he's he's he said,
quote from John speaking of rock bands.

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No one should be living in fear. We should be able to walk

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through our parks without worrying about,
uh, this kind of thing, he

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said Officer John Keeleing l n p
d's fifth Division. Darn right, John

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Hey, John Healings. Uh,
John Hewett, Oh now I feel better

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about that too. Well. The
fun thing is if you watch the video

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on TV last night, he made
that comment and then went right into devil

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with the blue dress on Wow,
did really it was great? Did he

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really did? Did they play with
the blue they did? Brown eyed girl?

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Yeah? Yeah, and then the
brown eyes. That's the problem.

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Yeah, that's the problem. Here's
what I'm about. The Keeling family and

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other families. The Rodman family,
they're good Boston. How just a family.

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They're always cop, fifth generation cop. That's like the Keealing family.

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Just the Keealing family is a family
of service, and it's just cop after

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cop after cop after cop. You're
all great. Because families like in Boston,

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New York, if one of the
sons or nephews goes into the fire

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department, oh well, you know, we don't talk about Jimmy. Jimmy's

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yeah, it's with a fire aput
man and he always there's always one,

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you know, department, department.
Uh okay, so well you candidate,

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yes, you designed to get me
a chicken biscuits. All right. So

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you remember when they did the airport
expansion, wiped out a whole section of

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Preston Highway neighbors. No, but
it was worth it because now Tony,

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we're an international airport. Yeah.
Yeah, and we have two luggage returns.

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Okay, so uh actually, right
now we do just that's all.

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That's all. We've got two luggage
returns National Airport. So they are selling

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They've had this fifty two acre plot
in southern Jefferson County near the airport where

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they were supposed to develop this thing
around that time. It's a little bit

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farther away from the airport so the
planes don't disturb folks, right, right,

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So the property is going up for
sale. They're selling these fifty two

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acres for just three point one million
dollars fifty two acres. That's pretty good.

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I say, let's let's squirrel the
money together. How much is it?

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Three point one million for fifty two
acres? I could get the point

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one if you can cover the rest, got it, I'm on it.

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We can do that right. Heritage
Creek was created as part as a relocation

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program that started in the nineteen nineties
using funding from federal, state, and

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local sources. It's it's part of
a nearly two hundred and ninety acre development.

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Remember that kind of he kind of
wiped out a lot of Preston Highway

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there. Yeah, and then also
thank you tattoo tattoo. But it was

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also the Highland Park area that whole
neighborhood just went away, went away.

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Yeah, I think you could drive
back there like it was like a ghost

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town. Well, I used to
work in a truck shop off Criton,

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and I would park in the neighborhoods
of Highland Park, right because it just

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walked walked to work. But yeah, it took up the neighborhood after neighbor.

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Yeah. But after all it did
pay off though, because now we

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have an international airport stop it with
two luggage returns. All right. So,

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uh, we were gonna be here
at Hardy's on Dixie Highway, come

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by this first time Dwight has done
a gig out here in years. There's

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been a long time. Back home
on Dixie Listen, No, seriously,

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my house was just a few blocks
up going north. No, that's that's

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dhite. Yeah, well that's what
everyone in the room is thinking. Why

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do you got to do this crap? Just turned his mic down right,

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So Hardy's come on by at some
point, I'm gonna go up and get

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him made chicken biscuit sandwich, the
fry. You want the spicy one of

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the regular? Yeah. I think
the best way to do this would be

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compare them. Oh so you need
one of each, because you're correct.

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I think that's because here's the thing. There's no such thing as a bad

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Hearty's biscuit good. So that's a
difficult test. Oh, I forgot about

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the Frisco breakfast sandwich with the Texas
toast, and it's a melt. Oh

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dude, come on by, Hearty. We're Dixie and Blanton. Of course,

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of course, No, what about
the biscuits and gravy? Okay,

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So when you come into Hardy's,
they have these little you could fill out

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as little as a dollar. Put
your name on it, you know,

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hang it up ice, support military
families or veterans and families stars for heroes.

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You can do that if you come
into any horror Hardy's or Carls junior

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around town or where you can hear
us on this broadcast. All right,

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we're gonna talk to mister Roby here
after the break. And yeah, and

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he and I drank angels envied bourbon
together. Really, it's unlike the And

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it was at a son's house.
And then when he and I left,

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there was not one piece of silverware
left. Coincidence, y'all a Harty's and

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split the take up. That's right, all right, here, you take

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the knives, I'll take the forks. All right, you got joke today

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ready for me? I do have
a joke today. But please come on

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buy USA Cares. If you don't
parties, if you don't have an organization

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that you donate too frequently. Please, I'm on the needs of my heart

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asking you to check out USA Cares. They do so much for so many

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veterans, and they've been in here
in Louisville working hard for the veterans.

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If there's a foreclosure, they step
in. If electricity starts to get cut

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off, they step in, food
scarcity, you know, you name it.

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You won't believe how much good these
men and women do for our veterans.

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So please come on by and say
hi. At least where Dixie and

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Blanton. At the Hardys, you
can't miss us, and all of the

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breakfast platters are on Tony. No, he didn't say that because somebody show

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up. All right, here we
go, give me the community music.

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There, he's got it. Oh
we got it. Can't you hear that?

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No, it's Daniel said, don't
touch with anything. Is that better?

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Okay? Thank you? Hey fellas, Hey, listen, I normally

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don't talk about my personal wife.
Oh. I know, we appreciate it.

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You're like, uh yeah, but
I'm gonna make an exception. Okay.

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You may or may not know this, but I'm I'm from Dixie Highway.

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Yeah, right right out here.
So just to make sure nothing went

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wrong, I came out here to
scout the location yesterday and I thought,

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you know what, why not go
by my childhood home? Oh? Wow?

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And I did? You did?
I did? I sat out front

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for a little while, I thought, what the hell? I went up.

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I knocked on the door and I
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a bit nostalgic. I used to
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and look around? They slammed the
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parents are the worst. All right, that's your joke of the day.

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So it was my parents. Yeah, yeah, I live. Yeah,

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they got thirtieth twenty four. They
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of joke of the days. That's
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ay lessen, guys, are you
getting less gains in the gym, but

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maybe you're getting more gains around the
waist. You getting that foggy feeling about

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two o'clock. Maybe start to want
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Listen, when I used to get
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would go straight to the couch some
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bed on the weekends. I would
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do anything. It wasn't fair to
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of my wife, Susan. I
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a hormone replacement therapy. I want
to tell you about the best of the

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best. That's try State Men's Health. I go to try State Men's Health.

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You should too, go to try
statemenshealth dot com. Take that low

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tiquiz it's about ten questions all yes
or no, and then make your appointments

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a ninety nine dollars appointment. But
man, is it worth it? You

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get blood work done, You're gonna
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within thirty minutes with the licensed medical
professional, your testoster and your PSA,

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the works, and then you make
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for you? It certainly was for
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way I used to feel. Go
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we do this later in the morning, but I'm gonna do it now.

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Good news, good news, welcome
back news. Rady Wait forty w h

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AS broadcasting life from Hardy's on Dixie
Highway, but USA Cares and Courtney Donahoe

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from Bloomberg Money Minute. We were
texting back and forth because you buried the

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lead yesterday. Yes, at the
last break you said, oh, by

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the way, my cancer scans come
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waiting all night. Yes, yes, yes, give us good news bad

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news. What happened? Yeah,
So the good news is the scans came

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back clean, so there's no evidence
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this is all we have to say. But my doctor said, my

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blood work, my liver and kidney
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better than most people coming out of
chemo. So that is great as much

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as you surprisingly, yes, I
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said, I did all the right
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back in full force. And I
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good shape. I ran all the
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I ate well. So my doctor
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this is they didn't have to get
me off a fast food diet. They

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didn't have to change have to yell
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were like you were coming in from
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kind of knocked me for a loop. So I met with my maintenance on

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cologist yesterday and she prescribed all the
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for the next phase, like the
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treated. For those who are not
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okay, But the question is,
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real people is as strong and willed
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the doctor's appointment, you have just
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There has to be a thought pattern
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you're questioning, can I do this
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Can I go through what I just
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before you get the results? Right? Well, the thing about that is

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when you have two children that depend
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that love me so much, what
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fight for them, and I need
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here with them because I want to
be around them. You guys, I

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debate about every day, but I
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we know, we get it.
We get it. One thing that the

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doctor told me that was really interesting
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before this, you ran all the
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try to do that. Do not
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know my intensity workout class? Yes? Yeah, yeah, because she said,

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if I'm not resting my body enough
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She described my body as going into
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never going to recover as fast.
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So I have to go slowly.
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you have the discipline not to do
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but not to do it. That's
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to bounce back. Now. I
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gonna go work out. You gotta
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heal exactly exactly. Let the body
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tons of water and eat really well. She was like really adamant about here

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are the different kinds of foods that
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like all of the different types of
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stay away from processed foods, all
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sadly, what you're saying now in
the last five minutes, people are listening

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to this conversation. Sadly, cancer
so ridden through our society that people are

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driving around going yep, yep.
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Yep. I did that, I
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a lot of people that relate with
what you went through and we love you,

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and we would have had to span
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if Courtney's not coming back with Tony
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it we've done. I don't know
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we can let her go a couple
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In O fairness? The Courtney's great, but I might be more of a

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done a hole guy. You know, all right, give us the markets

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here. I know we've had a
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couple of weeks ago, maybe a
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record with forty thousand now downs eighteen
real quick. Just Courtney, I'll love

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you, baby. I'm so happy. I'm so happy to hear that news.

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Just made my day. Okay,
I love you boys, I really

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do. You guys are and we're
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okay, talk about the down the
downtown three hundred and eight points, the

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S and P five hundred falling,
but a little less about three tens of

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percent. Definitely going to be a
tough day on Wall Street. Some trader

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see interest rate cuts a long way
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down. And we see that everywhere
with the news radio eight forty w h

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A S. Bloomberg Money Report.
I'm Courtney Donaho. The music she moves

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to is music that makes her a
dance. Hey, that's the chairman of

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the board, Frank Sinatra. As
I bring in the former chairman of the

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board, Bill Roby, Let's get
Bill. Let's get Bill Roby a headset

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me and we like to hang out
a k. Yeah, I'm right here

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looking at you, two guys.
What a fun morning, all right?

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We know Billy, uh for quite
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And we love that your USA Cares. We know that. How have

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you been personally? Everything good?
Just rocking on you. Look you look

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terrific. But uh boy, you
former chairman of the board when it comes

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to USA Cares, but it still
has your heart. You still work within

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the organization because once you, once
you start to know a little bit about

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USA Cares. Boy, if you
could walk away from him completely, I

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don't want to know you. They
do so much good for so many veterans,

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men and women. Talk about some
of your experiences with USA Cares.

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Time out real quick. We're at
Hardy's on Dixie Highway. Dwight has already

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had how many two three chicken biscuits? No, no, but it's like

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two different Dixie Highway. People are
like Dwight's back in town. They're coming

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in and getting selfies with Dwight because
he used to be the mayor of oh

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Iow Harty on Dixie comes Worried Blatton
and Dixie right area. You can.

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This is Bill Rowie joins his former
chair of the board when it comes to

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U USA Cares. Uh, Bill, how'd you get involved? It's it's

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a it's a very long story.
I'll make it real short, Okay.

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I return home from Vietnam with survivor
guilt. Welcome home, sir, Thank

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you, my brothers, and you
know, for twenty years I decided I

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wanted to do something, and finally
I got up enough nerve and I was

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talking to General Cohen Powell when he
was in town. I said I want

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to start a five O one C
three to help military families. And said,

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no, you don't. You need
to go to USA Cares. They

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need you, you need them.
Two months later, I'm on the board.

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Two years later on board stop it. So thanks to Colin Powell.

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That's why I'm here. And it's
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best years of my life. Okay, it's grown a tad bit. Oh

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my god. We are national,
yes, every state, all fifty states,

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and like we've granted money out to
military families in eleven foreign countries where

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they live. Uh, real quick, I'm wanna chase the squirrel. My

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dear friend Lane Gulay, Oh yeah, former Vietnam veteran. He and I

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were on the same honor flight.
Lane Gulay says, never cared for Bill.

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Uh he said, he said neighbor. No, he said, uh

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hey uh Bill? Or yeah,
Billy served in Vietnam. He's a very

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good friend of mine. So I
want to pass that message long. But

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if you're listening right now and you're
not unaware with what USA care does.

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They take care of our veterans,
uh, in a big way. And

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we're talking about if there's a foreclosure
and they can't make their rent, they

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step in. If a veteran can't
pay their electrical bill, they'll step in.

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Food scarcity, you name it.
It goes on and on and on

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and on. So if you are
looking for it, charity to adopt.

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I'm on the these my heart saying
investigate, do your own work on USA

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cares. I don't think you'll be
disappointed. Can you talk about an example

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that you've witnessed. Well, I'd
like to know the number of when you

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first started, how many families you
were helping, and how many families you're

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helping now. Well, that's interesting, Tony. Here's the answer. Back

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when the war was, the wars
were hot. Yeah, we were getting

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up to two hundred and fifty phone
calls a week. Now we're getting about

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one hundred and fifty. Okay,
But today our problem, quite frankly,

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is we don't have enough money.
You know, what we're granting out is

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roughly thirty five percent of the people
that online now come to us and say

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we need help. Yeah, because
you know, we're like a five million

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dollar organization. We need to be
a twenty five million dollar organization. So

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we need funds. We need your
listeners to donate the USA Care. And

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you know, here's the other thing
that happened starting at COVID is the other

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organizations weren't getting money during the COVID
years, The other veteran service organizations and

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including the well the Veterans Administration.
They're sending us a couple of thousand requests

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a year for us to take care
of them because the word got out.

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The FEDS are and they're not giving
us any money to take care of their

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veterans, as well as many many
other veteran service organizations which I won't say

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their names on radio. I pissed
off a little bit. Well, of

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course it does, especially when it's
taken from our check. I wish I

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could demand, okay, you want
to take from my check. Well I

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wanted to go Y and Z,
but not the case like you're your question,

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the typical family that we're talking about, right, Yeah, no,

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absolutely, But listen, there's extremes
in every situation. Bill. Do you

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have a story you could share that
maybe sticks out and maybe shattered your heart

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and you were able to step in. Yeah, this one goes way back.

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Maybe let's just say eighteen years sixteen
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phone call from a spouse in the
middle of Kansas, in the middle of

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nowhere, and she says, I
have a mini van and I drive my

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husband, who has severe TBI to
the VA and it's sixty miles away and

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the van completely broke the motors done
and they told me it can't be repaired.

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I can't get him to the VA
for us TBI help. What can

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you do? Well, our acting
chairman at the time, I believe it's

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Jim Marcuarter or Roger one of those
guys, said okay. They went to

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the local Ford dealer and said,
I need a Ford bronc over whatever they

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write, giving them Explorer. They
jumped in the van, they paid the

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Ford dealer, they drove it out, pulled up to the front of the

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house, honked the horn, and
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here's your new car. Oh wow, Well, let me tell you the

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rest of the story. So actually
no, this was yeah, about seventeen

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years ago, on the fifth year
anniversary of USA Cares, they had a

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galea my daughter Karen, who serves
as our MC at the gale every year.

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We were at a table with this
wife, the spouse, the TBI

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veteran and his two kids. Oh
I'm sorry to tell you, but the

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man literally couldn't talk and his two
children aged ten and thirteen at that time,

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had to feed him. That is
what USA Cares does to change lives.

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She was now able to take him
to the VA. Wow. USA

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Cares they do so much for the
men and women to protect and serve.

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I want the knees in my heart
asking you if you don't have a charity

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in your life, you want to
adopt one, do your leg work on

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this and check out USA. Well
what's so if they can't come by Hearty's

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today, than USA Cares dot or
dot ORGSA cares dot org, donate any

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simple check us out and let me
say this, guys, you may hear

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this later today. We are a
four star Charity Navigator. Absolutely yeah.

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What does that mean? Well,
it means you can rank one, two,

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three or four stars. Four stars
is the top. Also, they

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rate you on one hundred points.
He scored one hundred out of one hundred.

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So our staff called Charity Navigator and
said, well, that's great news,

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but really, what percentages of the
nonprofits in America rate one hundred out

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of one hundred three point two percent? So we are one of the top

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three point two percent in the United
States nonprofit. Maybe you don't want to

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go to USA cares dot org.
You can always call the eight hundred number

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eight hundred seven seven three zero three
eight seven. As we talked to Bill

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Rowe, former chairman of the board
of USA Cares. When you guys are

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pleating for funds as you should be, that's because, like you said a

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minute ago, you're a five million
dollars chair. Do you need to be

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at least twenty five million because there's
so many veterans, there's so many issues,

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and we're just at the beginning of
it. There's gonna be so much

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more coming up medically. I feel
for our veterans from the last war.

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Can you talk for a minute about
USA Cares, How many ways? How

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many revenue streams do they have,
because I wouldn't think as many. I

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would think that it's mostly donations.
Well, it's everything. And I'm sitting

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here at Hardy's with you, gentlemen, and thank you all for being here,

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and thank you for your supporting USA
Cares. Hardy's and Carls Juniors have

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been our longest and biggest support.
Wow. They have raised over twelve million

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dollars for veterans, of which we've
received about five million. Very optimistic this

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year. Some things are really in
the works. With Hardy's. We think

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we're going to get a million dollars
from them in September. So that's kind

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of where I was going. If
I can make complete our corporate citizens.

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Yeah. Here, we've got a
lot of big companies in Louisville, Kentucky

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and within the listening area. Whs
against the entire state. Maybe I don't

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know, maybe you have a monopoly
on gaming and you might want to give

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back. This would be a great
place to get back, or any organization

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from that matter. We have so
many, We have so many, We

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have so many great, great,
great organizations. They're located right here.

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They corporate can get involved as well, right, well, right, they

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can, and they do, but
not all of them, right, And

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we knock on their doors, and
you know they've got other nonprofits they okay

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about all right, Billy, last
thing, yeah before we let you go.

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Yeah, so you'll get your biscuit
chicken sandwich. Can't wait. So

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volunteers. So if somebody's driving around
now, well they're like you seventeen years

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ago and looking for something to be
involved. Do you need volunteers and how

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do they do that? How do
they join the organization? Volunteer go on

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our website and we have the Kentucky
chapter. We have like twenty eight chapters

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across the United States, but we
have one in Louisville called the Kentucky Chapter.

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That's where you can get involved,
right and you know, maybe they'll

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start like me and put your toes
in the water and then you jump in

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and run full speed. And we
need more people to do that, you

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know. Yep, that's my question. Billy, and I appreciate everything you

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do. We love you so much. Yeah, it's all the families.

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It's always great to see you at
a long time. Front of the show

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listens every single day. James Atkinson
chimes and he says USA Cares is a

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all capitals fantastic charity. He says, our Veterans Employed Resource Group at GE

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Appliances is proud to partner with them. Oh so evidently GE Wow Gee is

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one of our big sponsors. It's
great. Yeah, we love GE Appliance.

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Yeah, as do I. They
do a lot of good for the

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neighborhood. Hey, Bill, Robbie's
good to see you, you know,

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gentlemen, I got a feeling next
time I see you we'll be sharing a

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Bourbon Angels Envy God Southern Comfort hot
tub. Baby. Let me tell you

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are the stresses of twenty and twenty
four, getting to you. Do they

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wear you down as your job get
to you? How about a vacation right

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there in your own backyard. You
got it. You got it with Southern

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comfort hot tubs. Susan and I
we've had a Southern covered hot tub as

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long as we've been married, and
we love it. We like to end

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the day. Just about every single
day we end in our Southern cover hot

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tub. It's the way to reconnect
with the one that you love. But

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listen, maybe you're saying I can't
afford a hot tub. I want you

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to think again, loved ones,
Yes you can. Hot tubs as low

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as sixty five dollars a month,
one hundred and fifty different tubs that choose

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from their plus twelve months Savis Cash, that's what we use. You're gonna

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love yourself to cover hot tub seventy
five oh one Preston Highway Tell Todd Gibson

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the Gang. We said, hey, come on by and see us.

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We are at Hardy's with USA Cares. Check them out at USA cares dot

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org. We are at Hardy's and
Blatton and Dixie. Stop by and say

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hi. More on the way.
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