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You were listening to the Downbeat on
ninety seven to one. The freak jokes

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are allowed. Jokes are allowed.
Thank God, What a sad world it

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would be if jokes weren't allowed on
our way. Kevin, you can be

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disbanded, disbarred from the comedy firm. You guys ever think about being a

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lawyer? Okay, too much reading
to be a lawyer. You're not a

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good reader. I am. I
just don't enjoy it as much like I

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like to read stuff I'm interested in. But imagine coming across a boring court

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case and you get to read about
it lawyers like sometimes I think people think

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of lawyers in a different light because
they think of them almost like politicians sometimes,

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and it's just not true. To
get where they got, they had

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to read so much, how much
minutia and documents and understand it and stay

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awake. Yeah, it's comprehending it
and retaining any of it. It's incredible.

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Imagine the mental daydreaming you would do
while reading some of these cases,

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files, docu whatever it is,
because I can't keep my head straight when

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I'm reading something I like, you
know, the daydream read when three pages

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go by that we talked about before. Yeah, but it's like when you're

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a little kid, you're like doctors
like the ultimate, and then lawyers the

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next step down, and then business. Yeah, places because you're told that

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they'll make you a lot of money. Yeah, when we were kids,

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that's what you're always told, doctor
lawyer. Wonder what percentage of people go

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into being a doctor because of the
money versus the altruistic nature of it.

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It's money, I think so too. But I was just thinking about doctors

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and people, and that's your whole
life and job is to help people at

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their most frightened, terrified moment.
What an incredible group of people I love.

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Do you know how many people out
there probably still do not have a

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doctor? Like they've farted around their
whole life and they get to the thirties

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and forties and go, man,
I just never really did a good job

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of getting an actual doctor. I
just now got a new doctor, Like

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of the last month or so.
I'd go in twice and do the basic

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things physical and lab work and all
this stuff. But she's just so damn

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nice and you feel like you can
talk to her, and I start telling

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her about my problems. I understand
I shoul get a therapist for that.

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Yeah, but they will be a
little de facto therapist. Yeah, because

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your health often applies to your brain. And if they realize that, they

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will do a little digging and make
some prescriptions. I was having a little

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trouble with my neurologist. Now I
got it sorted out, so I'm fine.

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But because now the two the way
doctoring works is here's an app.

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You gotta get an app too.
All the time. It's got an app,

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though, But I was I'm able
to sit message and you can tell

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that the response is coming from her
and not her handler. Now, I

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also didn't just like because I had
a U I had a general health question

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and I wanted to ask her.
Now, granted she could have just done

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nothing or let her assistant someone an
automated robot practitioner. And her response to

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me was like, that's so nice. Yes, here's what you should do.

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And I was like, she took
time out of her day of busy.

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I don't know, I don't know. I feel good, I've got

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a doctor. It's a good feeling
that you have a doctor. Yet you

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know and love and can trust.
I think in the modern age of doctoring,

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that there's been a shift because I
noticed, I think about two or

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three physicals ago ago, my doctor
for the first time like asked me a

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little bit about my emotions and personal
life. Yeah, and I thought it

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was kind of weird and and I
kind of stopped him and I go,

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this is different. I go,
is this kind of part of a new

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thing that you guys do? And
he goes, no, I mean because

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it was different and we have a
great relationship, and he said, yeah,

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you know, and the way that
the focus on mental health in this

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modern age that we live in has
shifted and become more okay and not so

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taboo to discuss. You know,
it's part of our it's part of our

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treatment for our health care. For
you, it's to maybe you can early

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identify some stuff, or you just
give me a general idea of what's going

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on in your life and your home
blah blah blah, and that way they

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can at least say maybe I would
recommend this, and this would be part

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because it all does work together.
Yeah, it's all interconnected. Like hard

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core stress will kill you probably faster
than anything. Well, my blood work

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showed that my liver had too much
alcohol in it, and my doctor's like,

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what's up? And I'm like,
well, for eight months, I

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was drinking four giant cups of whiskey
every night because I was completely stressed about

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figuring out what the hell is going
to be on a four hour show every

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day? And he went, oh
no, and he's like, well,

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you need to drink a little less. Why are you drinking because you're stressed

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and all this? You know,
So it does all intertwined, you know.

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Absolutely. The one thing I think
doctors do incredibly well is you walk

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in the little room right and the
heart, blood pressure man or woman comes

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in. They do all the basic
tests, but then once that doctor gets

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in there, it's like they know
you, they remember you, they have

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your file up, but they really
make you feel like, oh, you

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haven't seen the person in a year, and they're like how are you doing

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with this? You know, and
they're just very good at making you feel

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like you are their only person.
Like how many patients does a doctor see

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every day? What would you get
a general and a big place, a

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dozen or more? I think twice
an hour is what I would say.

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So, yeah, yeah, twice
an hour. You think they block off

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half an hour. Let's say a
dozen, and they're good at never like

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rushing or making you feel rushed.
They have time anything else you know they

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do. You don't feel like they're
turning and burning. They really have to

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make you feel special and the most
important thing they're doing today. And every

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doctor I've had done an excellent job
at that. Yeah, just among the

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things that you don't you know,
you don't really consider as far as that

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practice, because I mean, ultimately, it's a business and their objective is

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to make profit and turn and burn, you know. But the fact that

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they can rise above that and still
add some I don't know, human connection

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to it's really cool. One another
thing that I've noticed in doctor's offices is

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the old cliche was in my appointments
at nine. I got there at eight

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fifty five, and they didn't call
me till nine thirty. Why didn't you

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just make my appointment nine thirty?
Is Oh, probably an old stand up

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bit from years gone by, But
that has changed a lot. My appointments

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at nine. I can't remember the
last time I waited more than ten minutes.

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Well, you're right, like they
get you in. You're right,

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yep. And I think it is
because everything is so competitive and maybe back

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in the day, doctors kind of
had this and it's great part and due

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to our perception of them and the
way that we held them in this regard,

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this hubris of I know things that
nobody else knows. There's an ego

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about them being doctors that they can
do say whatever they want, take extra

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long to get you in for the
appointment, act like they're the smartest people

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in the room, because they probably
are. But I think that's changed a

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lot now. Once once you could
go on the internet and find out some

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stuff on your own, whether it
be true or not, well they realize

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they probably need to step up their
game a little bit because you have options

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and everything, and you're going to
go to the place that probably offers the

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most the best service. I wonder, yeah, I wonder how do people

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leave their doctors without a massive reason, you know, like, once you

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have a doctor, I think you
kind of just roll with it. It

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must be a search for the the
closest thing to them. And if they

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have insurance in their network, oh
boy, so they probably don't look much

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further than that. And it's a
roll of the dice. You don't know

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what you're going to land on.
I luckily landed on a great one twenty

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three years ago, I think,
and I've been with the same office since.

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Doctor Monic Agerwall is my doctor and
I love I text him earlier this

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week just to say and we text
and I consider him a friend, so

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it's a little differ. Met him
one day at Old seventy five. Yes.

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Nice. Yeah, he came out
and said Hi, I Textedhi the

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other day. I'm like, you
know what, I remember that, Yeah,

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because that was the day that you
had like two old fashions, a

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beer and two shots in front of
you. And he was glancing at my

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hand in my face. This is
like a week after he told you to

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cut back on the sauce. That's
actually when I met him. I was

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actually going to him and I was
like, hey, I'm worried about mikey.

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If you can check in, thank
you. Please don't talk to my

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doctor. I mean, Christina showed
me who he was. Yeah, Mike,

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he's trying to hide Dre. Yeah. I know how my laptop.

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I had them all that's stacked up
right here, right behind the screens.

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You can see him. It's just
soaking the keyboard. Look, you're allowed

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to stumble every once in a while. Man, I text the other day

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just to tell him that I appreciate
him. I think he's a great doctor

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and a great dude. Wow.
And then I'm waiting a few days before

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I hit him with you really want
folly of scripts that I that I need,

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set them up and knock him down. Knockd uh. How about the

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most important thing in the world.
Sure, I got something. Uh.

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The town of Grindavic or Grendavic in
Iceland, in since midnight their time,

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has been hit by six hundred earthquakes. Six hundred Jesus since okay, in

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the last twelve hours or whatever whatever
their is yeah, yeah, yeah,

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or maybe the night before. So
in the last twenty four hours, this

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city has been hit by six hundred
earthquakes. And the reason for that is

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they are right at the foot of
a volcano that is very active and it

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appears that an eruption is not only
likely but probably imminent. Uh ohh.

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And they have evacuated four thousand resident
from just a Grindovic gr grind and then

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a v i K thousands of quakes
over the past weeks. These earthquakes have

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ripped open roads, torn apart homes, cracking homes, and the level of

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magma from the volcano is rising ever
closer to the Earth's surface. They've been

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testing the gaseous noxious gas levels that
emit from the hurricane or the hurricane the

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volcano, and they're saying that they
all are in line with what appears to

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be a giant ass eruption that could
be days away. What did I say,

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the obvious fart drop that comes with
noxious gases. You know, I

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was trying to handle this segment with
the utmost in professionality maturity, to offer

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education, to let people know what's
going on on the other side of the

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world, and apparently there's a big
ass volcano in Iceland that's about to go

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melt people. People. Could you're
playing farts? I didn't play any farts.

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I was JJ and she shouldn't have
done it, but you laughed and

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encouraged her. When I said,
I looked at you, pride. He

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didn't play a fart when he said
noxious gas straight into started giggling. It

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was pride, and I looked at
you, and that pride is not going

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at his butt and push the button, butted up and bottom hit the bottom

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button. Makeup farts window he said
gas, he played the butt sound.

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Yeah, do that, and she
didn't even do play the butt sound.

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God, I wish I was more
complex than what. He turned around talking

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with his butt on the microphone.
He's been Yeah, they are, they're

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meters. They're detection meters for gas
things detected increased levels of sulfur dioxide.

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This is an indicator of anterruption.
I've been tracking this for you real.

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Yeah. It's very interesting because once
they said the road started ripping to pieces

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and houses or being ripped. The
houses are ripping in half. The dry

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wall is shattering, and cobras are
spilling out into the streets in Iceland.

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In Iceland. No, yeah,
this is bad, and it's odd when

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you have sort of an imminent volcano
blast. And there's some I've never been

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to Iceland. Our friend Jake went
to Iceland not too long ago. Gorgeous

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and it looks incredible. That's the
spot, Kevin where you Kenvin swim in

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this little valley of water, crystal
blue water, and you can extend your

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arms out both sides and one arms
touching Europe and one arms touching North America.

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And you can do that also,
and like corner of Arizona. Yeah,

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you can do the exact same thing, just not in the water.

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The only place you can touch Europe
is if you're at the corner of Arizona,

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Colorado, New Mexico, and Nevada. It's the same thing, though,

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right, I don't understand your question. If I laid down at the

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county line of Tarrant and Dallas,
Dallas, then that could be in both

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at the same time, right,
But you could do that in tens of

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thousands of places in the United States. There's only I think one place where

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you can touch two continents, those
two. Yeah, I guess you could

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lay down between wherever Europe officially changes
to Asia. Do you think there's any

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sign? What's that? Do you
think there's a sign anywhere that says you're

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leaving Europe you're entering Asia. It's
always a weird blend of where Europe and

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Asia kind of turned into one another. I don't really understand. It's a

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big land mass, there's a line
that's drawn on there, and it's kind

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of fictional. And don't we have
nations that are called your Asia? Confusing

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confused that you get the tacups daring
leading don't draw attention to it. Yes,

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but this is uh, it's gonna
gonna go. There's a place called

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the Blue Lagoon that has been shut
down. It's one of their bigger tourist

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locations there. It's a geothermal spa, a geothermal spot exactly what it is.

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And I was reading about it,
and then I started looking at pictures

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of it, and then I just
went on a little Blue Lagoon wormhole.

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I mean beautiful. It's huge,
and there's people frolicking in this steaming water

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while there's snow everywhere else. Absolutely
gorgeous. But yeah, that things shut

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down and there when's the thing going, Well, Kevin, we don't know

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it's a volcano. They've evacuated.
The city's We have a live stream.

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It's not old Faithful, it probably
is a live stream. We have a

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live stream on this right. You
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and you just watch the waters rise
and then the doc is no more.

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As long as your research didn't inspire
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starring Brookshields and Christopher Atkins. I
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a when I was also a little
kid. Yeah, now if you watch

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it now, you can be arrested. Yeah, because wasn't she fifteen?

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I'll get you in the database real
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now that Brookshields Dock is so good? What's the kid? The guy's name?

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Good? I think Christopher Atkins?
I think yeah? Is that right?

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Should have a bit of a damaged
life? Huh with the blonde curly

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hair, uh huh? And the
didn't he invent the pukashell necklace? Ists?

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That's really good? How did I
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Well, there's so many live streams? Really yeah? Is he? Are

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you sure you have the right volcano? Is it? And it's not just

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like that fireplace video on Netflix?
Is it called selling a fell? Are

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you just looking at a high definition
fireplace? Kevin Grindavic, So you said,

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right, Danny, three and eighty
seven people were watching this JJ in

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a minute. I'm gonna get you
to put that on that TV. Yeah,

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yeah, we can let watch that
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well no, yeah, perhaps the
next three hours and ten minutes.

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The name of the volcano mountain?
Oh, is this gonna be easy to

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pronounce? For Grodal's fall, they
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many continents. Yes, well,
we have someone who's on the phone

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right now who's just been evacuated from
Iceland. Okay, okay, hey big

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Frank, Hello, Hello, Hi. Hi. So I wasn't officially evacuated,

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but I had last Saturday and they
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I went on a girls trip and
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or next you know, or last
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group is still there. So yeah, but I will tell you you are

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so right. The lagoon was surreal
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looked huge in the pictures I saw. Well, we actually didn't go to

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the Blue Lagon because they actually started
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we went to a place called Sky
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trip said that they liked that one
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You have to put it on your
bucket loads. Could you add Danny Baylis's

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email to the train, so maybe
he could join the next girl's trip,

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Because you guys sound like you got
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great crew. You know, That's
what they want is me lurking in the

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bushes. While they're trying to enjoy
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I have a question about the men, the Icelandic men. Did you

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find them to be far more interesting
and attractive than US American shlubs? You

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know, no, I love American
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pretty good. Ye are you guys
a bunch of single ladies or spoken?

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For? Most of you? They
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We did see the split between Eurasia
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because you guys brought that up too, so it was a new thing to

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me. I had no idea there
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I highly recommend going on the growth
trip. So were the people? Were

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you in Grenda Grendevic? Like,
were you in that area that was?

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I mean you obviously near the Blue
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flew into a Reikovic and then we
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and they all talked about it,
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people are so excited. They're like, and I was hoping it happens so

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I could stay there for like three
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it happen. They're excited. Imagine
being stuck in Iceland for three weeks.

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I've been on some vacations where you
hope something happened. Guys, my palms

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are up. I want to come
back and work. Ask the people of

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Pompeii how excited they were. Wow, that's great. Now did you experience

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any earthquake activity whilst there? You
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they were happening all the time.
We went to the ocean on ATVs and

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you know, just but no,
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Did you go all the way around
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but I don't think so. Isn't
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that I learned a lot like It's
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only five hour flights. They speak
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of the road. Their number one
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really well. Did you have lots
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and we had sharks, had fermented
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kidneys for the ammonia, so they
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you would die so probas people are
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so I remember, don't crush my
memory. No, you're good. Did

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you see any northern lights? Unbelievable? I yes, so the northern lights

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are you know, you could kind
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you see those? Like? Have
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just on pictures? Yeah? Just
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Did any of your single lady friends
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am not going to disclose that.
Yeah, trips, stay there, some

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naked guy running down the hallway with
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of it. So many, so
many, so many Svens. All right,

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we gotta go. Hey, what's
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Kim. You're awesome. Thank you
so much for listening, Thanks for

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calling in providing a lot of good
insight for us. Absolutely, I'm so

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happy I got to get on because
I'm like, oh my gosh, they're

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talking about where I was. Thank
you so much, of course. Okay,

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I can't tell your friends about the
freak. Yeah, we'll send you

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Danny's email to add them to that
girl's trip list. Ok. Yeah,

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perfect, great, all right,
Viking Danny Vike Ding, dude, Kim

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calling anytime. What are you doing
tomorrow? I'm going to my real job,

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which is I'm a nurse. So
we were talking about we were talking

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about medical things. What a segment
for you. I was sleeping at that

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point, so I Kim, thank
you out there. No doubt they're amazing,

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So no doubt. Okay, have
my bless day by Kim. Kim.

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over at ten o'clock. How about
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spot, we have the break of
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global streaming sporting event last night.
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That's next one. I have won
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