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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
seven one the freak your mind all right?

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Coming up at We're gonna supports at
seven thirty. Day mix it up

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a little bit. Eight o'clock,
we were in the news again for something

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weird, Thanks Mike. We hit
that at eight No problem. NBC five's

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tracking us or something very strange and
it involves a lizard. I'll probably have

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more on the casey shooting a little
bit later in the show. Sure we

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can follow up on that. That
is the most important thing in the world.

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We'd be fools not to keep people
to breast. And I love that

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Sports is going to be at seven
thirty because this opens the door for Kevin

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at seven. No, I'm not
calling anything that ever a rhymes, but

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I do have a lot of crap. That's the hardest roles to the scuttle

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button. Right now. Your name's
Kevin. I do enough leaning, Okay.

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So here's what's going on, man. Yesterday we talked about the coyote

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thing. Two children attacked two at
the park in Arlington. It's Central Park.

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Parkway at Central Park is what it's
called. So they had to shut

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down the park. So they got
there they're setting up traps, but they

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still couldn't find the f in coyote
all right, And all of a sudden,

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this mom starts screaming, Oh my
god, that dog just bit that

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kid. According to a lady by
the name of es Trietta de Klutz,

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that's her name, she said,
she called nine, went one, went

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over to the little boy. The
boy was crying in his whole shirt was

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filled with blood. She's week damn, and this what this just happened?

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Is this the one of what that's
the reason of what happens? One of

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the just more details. So we
got a witness, which I reached out

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to this lady to see if she
would call in, and she didn't hit

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me back. How do you get
everybody's number because they put their names in

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the It's very simple, really off
air tricks of the trade. Did you

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just have the Yellow Pages in your
back? I actually keep the Yellow Pages?

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Is that why you have back problems? You're tearing around a phone book

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twenty four hours a day. It's
good to having my car to sit on

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it, just to feel like I'm
taller, you know, So, she

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said. The woman who was the
mom of the kid that got bit by

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the coyote and Untin was also holding
a baby. She then threw her shoe,

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okay at the coyote. That's the
thing, you're going to help the

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little boy. Seriously, who throws
a shoe? Mom's you never had getting

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got hit by a shoe. So
he went over to help the little boy.

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He was sitting next to the swings
at the park whenever, and they

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still saw that coyote was just kind
of hovering in the distance like watching us.

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Okay, So they were like,
clearly, this coyote was not skittish

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like most Starns run off like.
It was still kind of like pacing,

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looking them in the eye, which
is wild. So they have that.

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Now there is another report that's unconfirmed
because they haven't trapped anyone, that there

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was a third kid that was bit. Okay, so we got a coyote

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that they can't find. They got
traps set up, and we think it's

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the same coyote. They think it's
the same one like Jaws. They got

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called to the park again. They
think when they on Tuesday for the second

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bite. Not like Jaws, well
a little bit like Jaws, honestly,

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coyote Jaws. Yes, Mangy Jaws. It could be done. They haven't

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repurposed Jaws of all the reboots.
That's like one they haven't done. Solve

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this problem, redo it with cool
CGI. Solve this problem. That'd be

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the worst idea. Night vision sniper
camp out for a couple of days.

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Coyote's gone gilly suit. I'm gonna
mention a gilly suit every day this week.

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You got one more day? Yeah, easy, and knock it out

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easy? Get to did you?
Was today's your first note? Yesterday?

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Okay? Because we talked about the
snipers and how I stay on the move

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when I'm pumping gas because you ain't
gonna get me. And we've ever been

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in the crosshairs of snipers and not
known it. But to get to three,

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you got to get to two,
and we got to two. Yeah,

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sitting on two more drunk Travis Kelcey
in a minute too, Geez,

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are you transitioning between stories right now? Now yet? Because let me know

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when you are wink at me when
you are. NBC five photo journalist Jan

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Rodriguez recorded a video of a coyote
in front of some homes along the street

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in Lenton called Van Buren, and
it's running through the park where children were

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walking home from school. So he
thinks we got a picture of it like

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a coyote. It looks like a
wolf. That's not like a coyote.

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Dog, that's a coyote all day. No, it's a coyote. But

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I'm just saying it's bigger than your
typical that co kytie looks well fed of

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a real scrum audio that he sounds
like, I know that's him. Well,

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it's they don't. That's the thing. We need a coyote to blame.

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We need one to blame. But
because he was like the sweetest coyote

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in the in Arlington right there,
just hungry and like wants to help people.

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But we're like, that's him,
that's the one. Let's all,

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let's all kill him. How do
you know? Right? And you know,

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we get it. It's like there's
a there's an episode of Parks and

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Wreck that is about this. There
was a possum that was tearing up the

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golf course. Okay, so they
get Chris Pratt to go catch the possum

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track up with his bare hands,
and they get it, but they got

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the wrong one. It's a big
problem with animal control and the golfer's role

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mad. It's very good up,
so you should get on that mic.

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It's a good one. I've never
seen an episode. It's fantastic. Yes

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you you are, Ron Swanson.
I think thank you because I think he's

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It's the biggest compliment I've ever given. That very zoot. Another person,

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Thomas Sweta, His son was reportedly
attacked by a coyote on Monday. He

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said, bad bite on the arm. The other one right at the ear.

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That went a little bit deep in
the ear. Damn coyote. Some

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one, where's Kavanaugh to get the
country boys on this case. His kid

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is four, celebrating his fourth birthday
today at the hospital getting raby shots.

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God dang it, poor kid.
Shout out to the kid if they're listening

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in the hospital room. He said, Before I knew it, I saw

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the coyote pass me just right from
behind me. So the kind is just

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sneaking up on people. Ninja.
They chased it away from the sun and

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then took the picture of the animal
and the animal looked down afreight. I

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don't know this during the light of
day. Yeah, so brazen audacious,

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these Arlington coyotes. So three is
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gang. I think it's one that
could be wrong. I wonder because they're

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from Arlington, they kind of have
like a Napoleon complex that they're just trying

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to flex to show that they're just
as important as the Dallas coyotes. Yeah.

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Maybe someone walking by I was talking
saying this was Dallas and that coyotes

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like, dude, this is Arlington. It bit him. Are you transitioning

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stories now? Do you have a
t I don't. I don't know.

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If you have more on this,
you can continue, but I have something

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I want to do. Uh no, I'm good. We have a caller

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on the phone. JJ. Yeah. So we were talking earlier about where

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all these roses come from, and
they come from Ecuador and how they get

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shipped in and what they cost,
and I thought it was somewhat interesting.

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It's an interesting thing that you know, and it's a back cell to Valentine's

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Day and it's a backsell to Valentine's
Day. We have a caller. It

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works in wholesale flowers and they're on
the telephone right now. Hello Coller,

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Hello, how are you? I'm
good? How are you? I'm excellent?

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Thank you for calling in and thank
you for listening to. My name

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is Mike, that's Kevin, that's
Danny. What's your name? My name

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is Amy, Hi, Amy?
So you work? So you heard us

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kicking around? Where all these flowers
come from? It my little tom thumb.

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There was seemingly five tenth I don't
know, five thousand flowers. We're

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talking billions of flowers sold yesterday in
the United States. From what we understand,

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they come from Ecuador and Colombia primarily, but we thought you might be

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able to shed a little light on
that primarily that that's correct. We get

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most of ours from Ecuador. It
is pretty incredible when I first started in

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the flower industry to think about how
many roses there are growing in the world.

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Yeah, yeah, that's exactly why
we're kicking it around. And I

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yeah, so I know it's a
massive industry there and it's kind of changed

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their nation. But they grow them, put them in some sort of frozen

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state, and fly them to all
ports in the United States. Is that

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how that works? We get ours
out of Miami. They are flown into

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Miami. I think that's probably only
where and so then their truck to us.

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We get trucks delivered. A couple
of times a week. There are

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there's scent cut, mostly in bundles
at twenty five that I'm sure that varies

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by different growers. What did you
call that scent cut? No, I

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mean there's oh, they are scent
cut, okay, gotcha, Yeah,

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as trees. But no, there's
I mean there's scent. They're already cut.

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They're wrapped, like I say,
in bundles of twenty five. The

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most common is box of one hundred, and that's how they're sent to us.

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You know, I've sent JJ a
picture of just palettes and palettes of

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boxes of roses. Yeah, we
saw that. Incredible. Look, let

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me ask you this Amy rose expert
here on ninety seven to one, the

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freak. Yeah no, not a
rose expert, but I worked for a

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wholesale florist, and I just it's
an interesting conversation to me. Okay,

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Well, the question is, in
your best estimation, what is the length

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of time that the rose is removed
from its host plant in Ecuador and arrives

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to the floral shop ten days?
Okay? Okay? And then you would

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say they last if watered and fed
properly and you know, maintained in a

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home. Once the once the Valentine
recipient receives this wonderful gift. They last

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another week or so maybe, yeah, yeah, they should. They probably

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get ten, ten days, twelve
days if they're you know, if they're

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because you want to recut the stems, you want to give them flower food,

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they can last, they can last
two weeks. Okay, that's interesting

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to me. And you said the
price we got was wrong because somebody said

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ten well tons on. You know
what, I really can't get into like

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pricing because there's so many variables depending
on what stem length you're getting. There's

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so many different varieties of roses.
The prices are a little bit different.

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But ten cents, there's no way
ten cents because think of everything that goes

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into They have to get transportation from
the farm to the airport, the airport,

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from the airport in Ecuador to the
airport in Miami. Then that had

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from the airport to the trucking company. There's so much transportation costs involved in

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that to get here. I mean, just think of how much gas costs.

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It's a lot. Ten sense is
there nobody's paying? Maybe there maybe

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that that article was inferring that the
people are are selling them for ten cents

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from the source and they possible.
Yeah, that's probably what that meant is

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the growers. Right then, once
all the transportation costs, and you know,

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everybody's a business, so everybody you
know, marks up a little bit.

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And you know there's at the holidays, there's extra charges, transportation charges

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just because of the sheer volume of
product that's getting moved. What's the rest

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of your day look like today?
You're sleeping all day after? I wish.

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No, we still have a couple
of you know, we're still working.

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We still there's still people buying flowers
even though it's past Valentine's Day.

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Do you jack up prices on Valentine's
Day? We do not jack up prices.

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I mean we're making the same margin, but flowers cost more to get

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here, and they cost we pay
more for them, so you know,

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it just all along the way.
I don't think anybody adds extra at Valentine's

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Day, Roses just cost more.
Interesting, Amy, you're great, thanks

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for listening. And that's exactly who
we're kick with you. We're dummies kicking

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around stuff and we have experts like
you to call in and educate us.

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Like I say, not an expert, but it's an interesting it's an interesting

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conversation to me, and I heard
y'all talking about it this morning. There

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you go, Thank you, Amy. Is there any other type of flowers

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you would recommend that are off the
beaten path of the very popular rose?

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Yeah, what's the next hot flower? More of an underground indie rock guy.

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Well, I don't you know,
it's just it's all it's just all

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personal preference, I think. Okay, I was going for a petunia.

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Yeah, those you can get,
you know, cut and sold, you

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know, at a florist. Petunias
I think are more of a uh a

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plant that we're sorry about. Kevin, Amy, thank you for calling in.

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Amy are very sweet, Thank you
for your time. Thank you,

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Bye bye. Here's Amy Man.
You blew that at the end. That's

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all right. He was great until
the very end. I just wanted to

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give me some names of flowers.
That was my question. Kevin named the

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two flowers that he knew outside of
a rose, petunias and chrysanthemums. Boy,

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flowers are up there. Things I
just don't understand. Yeah, it's

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cool, I'll help you. Sorry
for hijacking Kevin at seven Continue now,

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Kevin at seven has got a lot
of momentum. He's embracing it. But

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yeah, I hit something. We've
actually we've meant to do this in the

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first segment We're idiots. There was
Amber ambroller this morning and JJ Walks Hatchy

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right with the Walks Hatchy. Did
you see that on your phone? No?

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I saw it on the TV behind. Yeah, twelve year old Tanya

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Jackson. Tanya jack Jackson Jackson from
Walks a hatch you that ringing a bell?

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No. Last scene yesterday day on
Brianna Road near Too eighty seven and

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Parks school House Road. That's out
there. She's out there almost. I

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wouldn't say in the middle of no. Workers are building a lot, but

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yeah, five seven weighs about one
hundred and seventy pounds, has black hair,

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brown eyes. This says a black
girls five seven seven. It's just

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tall aka Tata. So what she
goes by, Tanya goes by Tata.

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We were on a good run lately
of neighbor alerts and being found like very

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far last two very quickly. We
nailed one in Royce City and then we

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got one in like up and Plane
or something. So Walks of the hatche

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contact the walks a Hatchey Police Department
if you have any information, twelve year

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old Tanya Jackson who goes by Tata. That's a tough one that's there.

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It's always tough. We had to
hit it. We had to hit the

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amber of course. You know,
if you hear anything, you know,

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I'll contact the police. But you
can text in us whatever you know the

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number. I was on to this
real quick because Jaja came in here.

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It's roming into the studio to play
a bit of a song that I already

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had something picked out for some music
that's kind of shocked me a little bit.

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So I have two little music things
I want to hit real quick.

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This is just great, thank you. Before I get to the to the

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big one that JJ just showed me. Do you guys remember this JJ creak

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me up? Please? Do you
guys remember the Walmart yodeling kid? Oh?

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He was inside? Is it?
I'll five at a Walmart? Should

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do me? She's got the gun
alve here? Where'd you go? Do

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you remember him? Yes? Mason
Ramdas song. Okay, so then he

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gets he killed. He ends up
doing a rema remix of Little nause X

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Old Town Road and gets a little
bit of a pop in on that little

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cameo on that How old is he
know? Well that that video is five

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years ago? That's it. This
is what he said. Like now is

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he's got a new song coming out
on March first? Hell yeah, Mason

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Ramsey is his name, and here
is it's a fifteen second clip of a

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song. Is all he's posted.
There was a time there was magic in

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my mind. There are Henry is
everywhere all right. That's it puberty,

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that's happening. That's a Gordon Lightfoot. Yeah he might be good. Yes,

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he's really good. And this kid
like just kind of I mean,

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you know what happens when you get
famous online real quick as a seven year

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old or whatever. However old he
was, he's probably nine. Didn't he

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show up? It's on award show
or something. He was on stage.

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I don't know where. He should
have had a music veest with the will

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Laws X one time. But he
was dressed up with huge boots at a

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bowl tie and you know, tucked
in at all seven on the soap ole

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at a Walmart. Cute as can
be. Yeah, we like this kid.

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I love this kid. Is he
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I don't know where Mason Ramsey is
from. Sounds like he grew up in

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a holler u, Illinois. He's
seventeen. Now wow. So now JJ

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came in. There's this new Michael
Jackson movie that they're you know, working

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on, and his nephew, Jaffar
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Jafar has just released a bit of
a song. And listen to how much

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of this sounds like Michael Baron such
the perfect words, you say, make

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a true farms today, Casso Latin. Yeah, and Moss has come and

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say, man, genetics did this
one? Thank got into? Aren't genetics

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crazy? Genetics and lifelong influence?
You know, just being around that sound

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your entire life? It's I love
it. How could he not sound like

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Michael? Almost? Okay? This
is he? That song was that is

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good for the movie? Like as
something that's in the movie, or that's

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him actually releasing an album. What's
a story on this? Guy? Don't

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know. It just popped up on
Twitter. It's called the Rebirth of Michael.

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The song is I don't know if
they're planning on using in the film.

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I don't know. He released a
song back in twenty nineteen, but

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he doesn't have a catalog or anything
on Spotify. Dude, we have room

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for a descendant of Michael Jackson or
family member and that's that's who Jermaine's kid,

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that's Jermaine's son. Yeah, and
they and I mean obviously you know

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that Jackson is a big family.
Yeah, a lot of kids, a

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lot of people in the family home. God, they're all tied musically somehow,

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like the nephews, they're all they
They could have a damn Jackson five

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rebirth if they wanted, yeah,
or one of them if ja'far as the

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guy. There's an image of him
because there's such because they're shooting in the

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movie now for us to like forgive, Yeah, there's an image of him

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as Michael, and it's very scary. Oh my goodness. Yeah, I

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think the world is ready for a
pop star to take that, take the

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reins of that lane man, because
you kind of have it a little bit

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with maybe Bruno Mars Usher may have
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he's you know, he's in his
forties now, but a young star that

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can freaking sing and produce and dance
and entertain anything else to Michael, and

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he's a member of Michael's family and
kind of sounds a lot like him.

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That's going to be his breakout little
man, great looking kid, Yeah,

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twenty seven years old. It's scary, big man, that's awesome. I

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want to hear more of that because
that sounds really well produced too, and

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get him whatever production help he needs. As far as songwriting, I don't

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know if he can or not.
We were what an hour and a half

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into the Son of a Bitch.
This is a freaking water cooler show today.

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What have you not? Ninety minutes
We had a cop on to talk

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about the Kansas City shooting and offered
insight on what it feels like to have

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tunnel vision and when the adrenaline dump
happens, which makes you not even consider

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collateral damage. We had an expert
on to talk about the whole rose industry

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in importing roses from Acrono Valent actually
get out of the ground on your counter,

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and an update on the coyote situation
in Arlington. We made a brand

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new tune, two brand new tunes
by the Yodeling Kid from Walmart and the

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next Michael Jackson, who is a
descendant of Michael Jackson. You're listening to

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other radio stations. You're a damn
idiot, and we made you fifteen thousand

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dollars fifteen convincing you to about one
hundred on Tiger Is to win this week.

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If you're listening to anything else,
that's on you, bro, this

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is good stuff, And gals,
you sleep peacefully at night. You give

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it a shot. I bet you
wake up going damn it. I should

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have given him a better shot,
you know what. I hope Fake Jerry

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for the three thousand time was good. The next two and a half hours

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is gonna be better. So I'm
gonna watch Danny eada banana during the break,

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listen to Mike talk about doctor Gold, and then we'll do sports at

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seven thirty. That's next. On
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