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It is me on the drones.
Oh, thank you, No, it's

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not. You got me stuffed.
What is this? Them Crooked Vultures.

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That's the name of the band that
it is. We need we need to

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send them one of our band names. Why don't you tell me? I

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have this thing on my face.
Look at this thing on my face.

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Man, I need to exfoliate.
You need to say, Tony, have

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you exfoliated lately? Have you exfoliated? No? I have not. Well,

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apparently I need it. Don't don't
stop that. I think you need

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a FACI will come here. Ah. This is John Paul Jones, Dave

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Groll Wow, and Josh Hami h
O M M E jus homie. So

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John Paul Jones is uh doing a
Dave grow band? Yep, that's pretty

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cool. So Queens of the Stone
Ages Josh's other thing. Maybe I didn't

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need lots of pasta all weekend exclusively, and that's why I have this thing

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on my face. Your face is
rebellious. You believe you wouldn't say,

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dude, XFOLI eight. I would
not. I can't anything. I was

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gonna wait until it got like a
whitehead and then enjoy myself. Not that

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tight it's blemish. It's it's you
can tell where the the pores or the

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pores are clogged. Irritated, irritated, Well, you know all about irritated

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working with me for thirty years.
Oh my gosh, lots of pasta.

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We made homemade pizza over the weekend. The lots of pasta crust, the

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sauce, the pesto, and the
mozzarella cheese. We had plenty of lots

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of pasta for John's birthday, Barty, I'm sure you did. I actually

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had lots of pasta rattlesnake cheese thanks
to my buddy Dave Jenny. That's right

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on my eggs this morning. Want
to perk up them eggs? You got

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it, baby, Well Wisconsin cheddar
infused with hob and arrow and tequila.

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I'm surprised that your nephew Well mentioned
during his wedding vows that he listened to

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KSR instead of your show Stop.
Why would he? Why don't he just

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throw in and I go to Cromer
and not lots of posta? Hey,

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you said you made a mistake.
You said, my nephew, you mean

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my exph John Young. That's exactly
what nephew. No, I agree.

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No, I agree, So that's
possible, Dwight. When you host people

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over at your pool party, get
lots of pasta family sized entree feeds ten

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people and a German shepherd. That's
right, Louis dot Com. Well,

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micro plastics are found in one of
fish human testicles, rates study published and

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a new well, I don't know. I mean people people get plastic surgery,

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so you could get I mean I
found out that there's plastic and nuts.

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No testicles, yes, because they
you know, people get their tested,

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their their sperm tested all the time. Testy testes y plastic nuts band

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name, Oh I think so let
me walk, let me well here,

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I want spot. They might lose
the stories. Hold on to that,

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okay, plastic nuts or the plastic
nuts. Plastic nuts is where it's at.

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Probably that's a headliner. Well,
new study headliner, there's micro by

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plastics and fish to all fish.
No, it's true, is it really?

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It's not. It's not a because
it breaks down like they say the

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plastics and breakdown, No, actually
does and so small the fish are consuming

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it and other fish and it's crazy, crazy like a fox. Well,

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and then they make fleets out of
fish. A new study has U has

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been published in the Toxicology Sciences is
interesting findings. Uh, your testicles,

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all testicles have microplastics, and microplastics
are defined as a plastic that's been supposed

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to sunlight or ultraviolet light that slowly
degrades and landfills and the ocean and then

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somehow enters in your body. Is
that what they claim that if you nuke

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things in tupperware and then eat it, you're getting microplastics you could get I

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guess, I don't know. There's
there's some plastics you cannot microwave and it

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does emit some a portion that makes
you It's not just humans though. University

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of Mexico looked at the testicular cancer
of not just humans but also dogs and

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every single sample had micro plastics in
them. That's what they do at Westminster,

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by the way, they're checking them
off for notice answer. We sometimes

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in the white wife and I will
role play in the bedroom. It's healthy

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for any relationship and we'll play dog
show and I'm the dog and she like

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I, Uh, I don't understand
the I don't mind landfills. You put

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them in the ground, you cover
it up. They plant some grass on

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top and whatever good to go,
especially it's out places where they're never gonna

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do anything. Now, only in
New York and New Jersey would they build

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a football stadium on top of one. But the metal lands not just that,

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keep it out of the ocean.
This is pretty simple stuff. Now.

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The metal lands were not just built
on a plastics and all that there

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was also built on Jimmy Hoffa.
The fact that no one cares about that

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there's no regulations of what you're putting
in the ocean. To me, I'm

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sorry, it's not a liberal or
a fufu thought. To think if somebody

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came up and rolled up on a
planet that said they have to consume that

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water every three days or they die. Yes, they get fifty percent of

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their food from there. Yes,
and they just dump whatever they want in

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there. Yes, that makes sense. Yeah, go ahead, they have

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no they have no chance. Don't
cruise ships just dump everything out of them?

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Yes, because there's no regulation in
international waters. Just no one cares.

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But yes, we'll just keep moving
on because we'll make it. We'll

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make it out to a political issue. But let's dump everything in the is

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straight. So a cruise chefs the
Pacific prancesses cruise along. It just dumps

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his doodo water and trash. Well, wouldn't you another trash man? I

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know again, I don't want to
indict all of them. We don't know

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the truth on that, so that's
not a fact. So we don't know

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that they do that. They might
have regulations on each one of these liners,

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especially the ones that operate from Louisville
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I don't know, maybe they don't. I like, I think this is

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good news. This comes from Bloomberg. It's a Bloomberg report. Twenty percent

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of all car crashes are now being
considered total. Doesn't mean, I mean

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it happened to my wife. My
wife was in a small fender bender at

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the end of the session and they
wound up totally Yes, the car,

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Yeah, I mean because she walked
away. The airbags didn't even deploy.

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But it seems though that I'll tell
you why, Why Because have you gone

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to a body shop lately? Yeah? Right, I mean they they John's

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little thing with the Volvall. It
was like four thousand dollars. I texted

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the dad. It was Vince Tyree, I said, texting the dead and

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said, dude, just struck me
two grand. Well we'll figure it out.

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And he was like, and he
goes, no, no, no,

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let me get my guys on it. And he texted back and he

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says, no, you're two grands. What's your venmo. Because so these

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insurance companies are like, I'm going
to send it to the body shop and

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they're going to charge me how much
to fix it? Right? Or I

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can just take the car, total
it out, pay the guy and then

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I can part this car out and
make some money from it. Well okay,

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and it's not just that, it's
not just parting out. This where

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the park gets a little bit creepy. Uh. Insurance companies are starting to

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look at a lot of cars.
There's disposable cars. A new report from

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Bloomberg found disposable Yeah that after an
accident, one out of every five cars

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is being totaled. So the insurance
adjusters are deciding this more economical to call

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the vehicle a loss, write a
check, and then spend money to return

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that car to a driveable condition and
sell it. Oh, so you got

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it was wrong. Make sure you
get that car fox. Oh my god.

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By the way, the answer to
that question. Do cruise ships dump

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suit? Yeah? Do they?
Where does the cruise ship do do go?

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That's a great question. The US
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into the ocean if they're within three
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you got a treat side of that, there are no restrictions for dumping untreated

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raw sewage into US ocean water.
Oh, it's a big deal. Dwight

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does it every day in the pool. Well keeps people from using my pool.

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Nice turd floating around the pot yourse
your house the other day was a

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nice green hue for the water.
Good job. Ironically, no one will

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drop their kids off at Dwight's pool. Well, listen, a good turd

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floating around in your pool. That's
right. That's going to keep the sure.

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Let's keep it. On the cars, studies show that Americans are not

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keeping their cars longer than ever.
That's what the WI That is true.

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Dave Jenny's could put this record a
shame though. People hold on the cars

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later. New study finds that the
average age of a passenger vehicle on the

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road for that person is now fourteen
years. Oh my gosh, is that

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fourteen years? Oh? Man?
Remember the time we were three centuries,

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thank you. So remember there was
a three There was a there was a

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segment of American economy where we were
trading the car in every two years.

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Remember you've had this for three years. Take trading in. I'm crazy on

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the year eighteen. Yeah, well, some companies where you get company cars.

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And by the way, if you're
listening management, I find it sad

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that your three most respected journalists don't
have a company car or at least access

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to a van that we can use. Right, but we're still going to

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give out the best journalistic integrity you
ever find on any station. So we'll

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just matching for one. But so
anyway, so the research from S and

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P Global Mobility says, why are
they keeping it longer? Most of it's

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a combination of two things. Number
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people keeping hanging on to the own
cars. Number two is customers are hesitant

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to buy electric vehicles. Now it's
bad news for dealerships, but it's great

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news for auto mechanics in places like
Tony's breaking alignment because people it's true,

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you know, yeah, something goes
wrong with your car, you spend a

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couple hundred bucks as good the price
of a new car. We figured the

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average price of a new vehicle thirty
eight thousand dollars. Dave, you want

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to take a poke at it?
Forty two forty seven thousand dollars. Can

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you imagine that? That means?
Okay, if that's the average price,

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same number under as they have over, So there's over that. New trucks

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now are the average new truck with
nobels and whistles like seventy five thousand.

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Need crazy needs to have a shower
for me to spend that much on a

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good Yeah, Carolinas seemed to be
a new hotspot where people were moving when

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they need to change. For years
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People were moving in droves, especially
during and after the pandemic. But the

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luster has seemed to be wearing off. New spot now pods you know pods,

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podes Yeah, yeah, yeah,
they sit down, you crap in

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there for you. So they say
that the Carolinas there is now the new

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where it's at spot for people looking
to relocate. They think it's because the

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coastline. You get the best of
both worlds. You get the coastline and

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you get the mountains. So you
get different climate changes there, and the

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affordability of North Carolina and South Carolina
are attractive options. But I found this

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odd. Meanwhile, South Florida has
become the third most fled area in the

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country people getting out of South Florida. It's third only to Los Angeles and

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San Francisco. I don't know why
California. I don't get that one.

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It's not warm enough, dude,
North Carolina, South Carolina. I gotta

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go. I gotta go south.
I'll stay in Louisville. If I'm gonna

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move laterally to the same web,
right, I want to get ladder on.

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I mean, you gotta's somewhat later
eye. You know what I'm not

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saying, later is in the view
because I'm sure the beach is better than

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what we got flile the Ohio River. But but I want warmer. The

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whole thing is, every day I
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am of cold weather and or snow. It sucks. I don't want to

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deal with it. Told you guys, I had a good dog story.

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No cat would ever do this right, Let's go. Last week, Brandon

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Garrett was driving with his four dogs
on a US Forest Service road in Baker

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County, Oregon, when he crashed
into a ravine. Oh boy. Stranded

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and injured, he had no choice
but to wait for help. He ate

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the dogs, not knowing that one
of his dogs was already on a mission

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to save him. Wha. The
dog ran four miles back to their campsite,

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alerting the family to the accident.
And the dog, of course did

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that because he knew if he wasn't
going to get him, that the guy

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was gonna kill him and eat him. That's not true, man, He's

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not Korean. It's Brandon Garrett.
Okay. Realizing something thing was wrong,

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the family quickly began searching for him, eventually spotted his car in the ravine.

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A ravine? Where's the ravine?
Hey? This dog? Next?

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Hey, this dog is barking at
me. That's not normal. But what

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is wrong? What is it?
Boy? The family quickly began searching.

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The difficult terrain prevented them from reaching
him, so they called an emergency rescuers

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who used chainsaws to clear a path. They used a rescue blanket and rope

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to retrieve Garrett. What do you
want to know about, Dwight? Did

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the dogs survive? There were four
dogs? Remember? Yeah? Garrett was

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about one hundred yards from the trail. Yeah, with his three other dogs,

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what all of whom were alive?
And well, oh my gosh,

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what, oh my god. I
think if I fell down a well,

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Lemmy would set up a fifteen uh
foot perimeter and just growl at people not

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near the well. Okay, if
you're a Kentucky it's a dish, right,

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Yeah, it's a ditch. It's
a ditch in Kentucky. If you're

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somewhere else, it's a ravine.
Yeah. I was gonna be honest.

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What's the name? I was gonna
be honest. I thought a ravine was

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something like, uh yeah, like
something Tom Cruise jumps over. No,

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I was thinking of ravine was like
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or something. No, let's go
out on the ravine and have a lemonade.

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No, that's illunis. Oh that's
a rat. Ravine is also from

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Back to the Future too, Remember
it was the ravine where the teacher goes

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over. Oh no, no,
that was a third one. I know.

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Was that the second one? What
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Is it just me? Or do
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beautiful name for a for a baby
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gets your ass in there. It's
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said, if I have another kid, it's a boy. Yeah, nefarious

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vignetti. I like it, oh
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what's the middle name? No,
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you know you can't. You can't
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band name? I forgot the log
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They don't even know what nefarious means. The plastic nuts. Nefarious means to

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nefarie one who one who fairies.
It's a the rock formation. Now that's

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just made of nefarious. There was
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The plastic nuts. Okay, the
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All right, Uh, Weight Loss
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again tomorrow. I did not get
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I have this. I have some
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go back and get them softened up
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Jackie and I went there initially to
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three programs, and we lost the
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off. It's been fantastic. Weight
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seventy one oh five, and whoever
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which is forty nine bucks. Try
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They have a measuring tape in there, measuring before and after. Yep,

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lose lose weight with it. Nine
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I always talked to Courtney Dunnahir,
so you have poor pores? Is that

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what you're saying? At this point? I need to exfoliate, won't you

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exfoliate? Courtney? The Venetti Red
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sound like ALC sign. That's exactly
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lights special for that hot action.
Yes. So okay. So today at

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one o'clock, Apple is introducing all
these updates with a partnership with open AIS.

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they are going to talk about artificial

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intelligence. So again today is the
tenth That is one of the big deals

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today, this Apple event. Problem
with Apple right now is that this is

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such a critical moment for the company
because they were in the lead in the

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beginning when it came to artificial intelligence. They were an early pioneer. They

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used it in photo processing, they
used in health features, also in Siri.

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But now what they're right behind everything
because chat, ebt and all these

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other technologies hit the scene in the
past two years and Apple has been left

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in the absolute dust. So Apple
is promising to go over all of their

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AIS that they have been doing over
the past year. They're going to lay

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out a suite of features called Apple
Intelligence. This is what our sources are

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telling us. Siri is something that
they're going to be going over. They're

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going to be adding a couple of
things. Uh. When it comes to

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SyRI and getting a couple of updates, there a more powerful, powerful version

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of that they also plan to show
how it's weaving some of these AI features

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into its next software updates. So
artificial intelligence it's a big opportunity for Apple

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if they can actually catch up with
its rivals. But as I said,

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it's it's a little behind compared to
everybody else. So everybody's going to be

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looking one pm today, that's when
ten am in California time they're going to

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be talking about that. It's also
June tenth today it is National egg roll

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Day. Eggrolls are delicious enjoyables.
Mine is I think shrimp egg rolls,

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shrimp orgetable vegetable vegetable egg rolls are
the best. Yeah, shrimp girl.

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So you're doing a little fancy fancy
in Lord, I'm sorry. And we

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also have some good news. Sometimes
when you're on vacation, you want to

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stay put. But according to wallet
hub, Cincinnati ranks number three in the

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nation as the best place for a
staycation. Cincinnati really, yes, it

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does. I bet you. Newport
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said, so here's a couple of
things. First of all, it's especially

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good for outdoor activities. This is
what wallet Hub's saying. Another thing that

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they do is they have a relatively
it's a relatively low cost of hiring a

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maid for a house cleaning in Cincinnati
and around eighty seven dollars. So if

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you're you know, you want to
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can come home to a clean house. And it also ranks among the best

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cities when it comes to affordable restaurants, with at least four and a half

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out of five stars. These people
don't want to cook, Yeah, they're

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on vacation. No, why would
I why would you try to do that?

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But the number one obviously is Orlando
because has all the amusement parks,

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another fun, fabulous things to do
in that city. Let's take a look

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at the markets. A lot of
action coming up this week and especially Wednesday.

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Wednesday is going to be the big
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that, and I'm going to have
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First of all, we get a
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in the morning. At two in
the afternoon, the Federal Reserve will be

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announcing its interest rate decision, So
a lot of eyes on Wall Street are

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going to be on all of that. Ahead of that, we're not making

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any big bets. You don't want
to make a big bet ahead of these

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major announcements. So the Dow right
now is down forty five points, the

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S and P five hundred rising a
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mixed right about now. With the
news radio eight forty whas Bloomberg Money report

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on Courtney Donahoe. I am so
glad. Then I went to vision first,

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Yes for my eyewear, so I
can see these two gentlemens so good

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and so well because they are too
very good looking young men. It happened

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to cook well audition first, I
care dot com plenty of locations. Go

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by and tell him I sent you, whether you're six months old or six

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hundred. Luca Brotzi sleeps with the
fishes. It's true. It's time day,

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Dwight, Dave, Dave and I
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gonna be someone a weird little cooking. No, no, you guys guys

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got going on. Three guys in
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it's in a circle, all right. So yeah, so Dave and if

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this was a lunch and I would
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and y'all wouldn't even notice. So
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Let's welcome in two of my favors
and talking about the hog of Fathers,

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my buddy Scott, my buddy mouth. Uh, the hog Fathers.

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If you've never been out to grill
Masters Supply, when we do one of

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our free life just it's usually them
doing the cooking. I started doing the

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cooking and they immediately replaced me,
trust me. But let's bring them in

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right now. The hogfather Scott say, good morning, morning morning. All

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right, you'll get by the way, if you want to, I highly

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recommend it, go to the Hogfathers
bbq dot com. The Hogfathers bbq dot

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com. That's their website. You
get barbecue tips, find out about their

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boost camps, but more portly recipes. And we're going to talk about several

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things today that's gonna make your meals
taste a lot better. I went said

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last week with my wife Susan.
But let's talk about this pop up barbecue.

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Hogfathers pop up Barbecue. It's going
to be Saturday, June twenty ninth

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at grill Master Supply ten four oh
eight Shelbyville Road. But this is kind

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of something unique because you can order
a brisket, and you guys, if

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you ask me down, you're the
brisket pros. They come out just so

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moist and it's like meat jello almost. So you're gonna be selling briskets in

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advance. You have to order in
advance. Houses is gonna work. Yeah,

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you have to order them in advance. You have to order them by

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June the twenty second. That just
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purchase the meat and then figure out
how many we're gonna need to cook and

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all of that. So that's why
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okay, since all kinds of other
stuff out here, here's the stuff that

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you can buy. Brisket you have
to got to order that in advance.

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Pork spare ribs, pull pork chop, chopped beef, housemade sausage. You

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guys, you make your own sausages. And what about that? Is that

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going to be something you have to
order in advance? I know you just

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show up. No, I've already
made the sausages. They'll be ready.

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I've got Jalapino cheddar sausage, and
i have green onion sausages. And these

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are a blend of brisket and pork. But are you serious? So when

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we when we do our briskets,
you know, trim, Yeah, we

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trim them and we save those and
makes it pretty phenomenal. Let's talk about

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the hog Fathers in general. You
guys, you also get in these barbecue

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competitions, And when's your next one? August? The beginning of August,

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August third, I think it is. It's up in Bacon, Indiana and

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that's kind of where we cut our
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believe it or not. And it's
okay. So when you're in one of

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these competitions, I'm guessing there's different, Uh, there's different like rib category,

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brisket category or is it this one
in particular is a rib? Oh?

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Really? Just straight up ribs?
Yeah? So what are some tips

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on some ribs? You don't want
to give the competition away, but what

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are some For example, for example, one of my favorite things now I

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want to make it is cherry pepsi
ribs, and I'll soak the ribs and

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cherry pepsi for twenty four hours or
better and then smoke them slowly, then

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goose it up a little bit.
What's something, Uh, that would lose,

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would lose, really, it would
lose. Why is that in a

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competition. It's very specific. They're
they are looking for a certain They're looking

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for the ribs to be done Kansas
City style. So if you come in

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and you do a cherry style,
what is Kansas City style? It is?

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Yeah, it's the rub It's a
sweet, tangy ketchup e you know,

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type of sauce. Last year,
look at Tony getting involved. Oh,

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he knows what it's talking about.
Let me ask the stupid questions for

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the stupid people, and I answer, no, So what you're saying our

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listeners stupid? Man, I would
never say that. Well, we're all

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stupid compared to you people with your
grilled Well, well everybody's stupid. You

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just have to be a butt face. That's stupid if you ask me speaking

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of But that's what you sound like, how do we cook a but yeah?

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Yeah, but let's get back to
okay, so fish the ribs first.

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Look, they're looking for Kansas City
style. So you know, if

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you've got a a cherry cola or
an apple hollapeno sauce, that's not gonna

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win. They're looking for a specific
bite a specific taste and it's it's kind

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of subjective. Well here's my thoughts
on that. Yeah, if you ask

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me, but let's go ahead and
talk. Listen if you, if you.

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The reason I started smoking and barbecuing
is because it all goes back to

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when I lost the weight. With
body achieved, I eat about the same

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thing every single day. Tonio tests
out of that. But it's not hard

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to eat clean if it tastes good. That's why I started using a smoker.

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And I was doing all right until
we have the last, very very

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last cook we had at grow Man
Supply. You brought me and Tony a

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piece of meat. Tony took a
bite out of it. I knew what

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it was, but immediately he said, what did I just eat? And

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it was chicken breast. And the
biggest deal in that was the brine.

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I didn't know it could make that
much of a difference. Huge difference,

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huge difference. It just retains all
the moisture in the chicken. It won't

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dry out. It's just Susan made
the brine. Last week, we put

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the chicken in the Brian. We
did it for four hours and then we

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made our chicken breast and I got
to tell you, it's the most delicious

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chicken I ever had. Do you
have stuff like that on the website.

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We don't have our Brian on the
website right now. We will. But

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a brine, a brine is salt
and water. If it's a web brine,

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you're submerging it in water. A
dry brine, you're putting it on

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top and letting it soak in.
So that's it. All your spices,

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your flavors or sugars, any that's
on top of extra so that's enhancing the

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flavor. But the brine is salt
and water, and what happens is it

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draws in moisture and it just makes
it real hard to make People ask me

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all the time. I don't know
if they ask you or not. Is

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smoking way better than grilling? I
think it is, and I think it

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makes a difference. What's your state? I mean, I don't know.

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It all depends on what you're cooking, you know. I mean, if

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you're going to cook a steak,
grilling is the way to go as far

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as I'm concerned. If you're going
to do something that's going to go low

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and slow, obviously smoking would be
the thing that you'd want to do well,

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listen best of the luck in the
rib contest. But more importantly,

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if you want a brisket, and
I've never had a brisket as good as

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you're ass I'm dead serious on this. What do you call it? The

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foil metal jacket, the oil metal
jacket? If you want to if you

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want to get a damn good brisket, you got to order those in advance.

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Do they go to a hog Father's
bbq dot com slash brisket? Yes,

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okay, order that. But it's
gonna be a pop up, it's

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gonna be a cookout on June twenty
ninth. Grill Masters supply ten four oh

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eight, Shelbyville Road. But you
can also purchase pork, speare ribs,

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pork chopped, beef sides, macaroni
and cheese, street corn, cowboy beans,

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Coast law, you the whole works. You can you can you can

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purchase this from the Pitmasters. And
does it have prices for the briskets or

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you The brisket is one hundred and
fifty dollars okay, yeah, so it's

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fully fully cooked. Yeah, it's
sixteen hours of smoking and that serves a

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lot of people. Eight to ten
people. Wow, all right, well

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listen it's the Hogfathers. That number
drops to six. If Dwight's one of

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them. Oh, I'll lower than
that because I'll take the whole point to

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myself. All right, Listen,
it's the hog Fathers. To find out

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more on them. And by the
way, recipes barbecue fax Fathers BBQ dot

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com. Listen, are you looking
for something for Father's Day? I don't

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know, like a pits and Spits
Maverick two thousand susan or you can also

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go the sunglass rate. How about
this? Get pop some sunglasses from Shady

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recommend the Greenwolf. The Greenwolf these
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Life during wartime. Yeah, I
got a little disturbing story before we hit

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out of here for a Monday.
Dwight, It's great to have you back,

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buddy. Hey, good to be
back. All right. You'll right

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when I think we can't lower the
bar for the show. That's Laura.

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You show up on a Monday,
all right. Former former FBI agent reveals

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that is if an any compliment for
that is a passive aggressive a hole,

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that's me. Former FBI agent reveals
the agency had a truck driver serial killer

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initiative, Bump Bump bom Man.
All right, at least are you ready?

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Yes, Eight and fifty murders across
the nation over the past few decades

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are connected to long haul truck drivers. I kind of want to go,

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duh, I have thought about that, right, I didn't either. Then

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I think that makes sense. That's
according to FBI's Highway serial Killers Initiative.

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Wow. Former assistant FBI Director Frank
fitgerlize me he spent a year in a

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check this out. He wouldn't undercover. I guess spent a year in a

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semi truck researching the matter. He
says that isolating lifestyle may be part of

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the issue. There are twenty five
truck trucker serial killers in prison now,

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and they think, yeah, there's
over four hundred and fifty of them out

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there right now. I wonder if
they have like really queen like the Kinworth

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killers. Okay, I mean,
are the mac murderer. Yeah, four

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hundred and fifty still out there,
so lot lizards are going to be extinct.

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I know that sucks. Man.
They're calling it in his new book

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Long Haul Hunting the Highway serial Killers. I think there was a Kurt Russell

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movie where his wife was kidnapped by
Oh it was really exciting too. I

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don't know, man, but this
is creepy stuff. And after you read

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it, you go, of course, that makes sense. Going across the

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country, somebody's hitching a ride or
they pick them up at some diner.

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Look, I don't want to say
I have a dark criminal mind, yes,

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but you have a dark criminal mind. Every time that we drive somewhere

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and we're on the interstate and it's
just like nothing but woods and rocks,

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I think, why not just dump
a body right here that or I make

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sure we get enough gas, or
if we're going through areas like that,

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because I'm your Look, if we
disappear here, no one will ever find

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us ever again. We're gone forever. Of course, that is the story.

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So keep an eye on those,
you know, because those truck stops,

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you know, it used to be
the truck stop guy over there,

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and then people were in the regular
cars traveling to Florida or wherever we'll be

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over here. Those places are combined
now, so watch out. Like BUCkies

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of the world and the wah wahs
don't say that about BUCkies. Man,

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they got nice beavers. Let me
tell you BUCkies is it's awesome. It

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is awesome, but out of control. I still haven't gone to one yet.

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It's out of control. They have
like a hundred different I don't people,

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and it's hard to even find one. I don't people that take a

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day trip. Just go to the
gas station. You know what. That's

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what my daughter did to get me
the worst Christmas present ever, a BUCkies

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bucket hat. I like it after
ridiculing bucket hats. Since Dobie gillis nice

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Dobe Gillis reference, I mean the
Gilligan, wasn't it Gilligan. Yeah,

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I'm too young to get the reference. It's Gilligan with like a little go

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go tee and yes, flavor savor
thing, suepen bucket hat. You just

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call me a stupid bucket hat.
No, this is psycho killer, right,

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that's life during wartime. I'm not
college. No, you don't need

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a bucket hat, Dave. That's
what I said. That's what I call

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a bucket at just a hat.
Oh, sorry for me. That's right,

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all right, all right, tomorrow
should be great, buck and the

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boys are coming up next, and
of course Terry Matters at three o'clock.

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Let me just say it's a it's
great to be back. Good to have

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you back. Yeah, it's great
to have you back, buddy. It's

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great to congratulations University of Kentucky baseball
team making the World Series that should start

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in the next couple of days.
See you later. News Radio eight forty

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w h A s I Love you, Ma,