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Oh do not want may do that? One of the best bits from the

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Tony and Dwight We can't play the
morning Movements when you're going number What make

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us number one when you're going number
two? That was actually that was actually

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on a yard sign. There were
so many bits that we did back when

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we were doing rock radio that we
would be canceled. The title of the

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bits would get us fired on this
show. Let's just move on because I

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don't want one to see. And
by the way, you did post a

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picture of me in the new Herons
h U R O N sunglasses from Shady

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Rays. I got one guy that
says I look like George Clooney. Thank

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you, Brad, Yeah, so
sweet. Thanks for listening, Brad.

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And then what did Dennis Clark say? Dennis Clark said, if Helen Keller

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had been trans this is what you
would look like. But Cindy and Julie

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both said you look fabulous. Cindy
Bailey, she says, uh, well,

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they look fabulous on him. Score. Tony, we meant great.

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Score He's stole my sunglasses and he
went back to you you want I'll get

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back to you tomorrow. Tomorrow.
This takes me back to when I rented

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Friday with ice Cube, But I
said, you got you guys see this

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movie before I turn in. We
we watch it and then turn it back

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tomorrow. Yeah. Sure. Six
months later, I'm getting charge of one

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hundred and twenty nine dollars. I
didn't find it. David was under the

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couch. I'm like, we moved
from that house. I said, one

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hundred and twenty nine dollars. What's
this cost? Nude? I said,

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ohh you forgot nine nude? Why
the one hundred and twenty nine dollars?

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You know? How did you like
the alternate ending of I Am Legend?

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The DVD eight loaned you? Oh
three years ago? That might still be

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under the seat of the car.
I how's about tupperword doing? Can you

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tell about tupperware that I love it? Well, it's in a landfill right

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now. So you guys ready to
be scared? I'm ready. These are

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creepy stories. People chimed in on
BuzzFeed. They were asked to share some

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bizarre, creepy, scary incident that
they'll never forget. Okay, are you

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ready for the first one? I
am many years ago? Wait wait,

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wait, turn out the lights of
the studio Dwight, turn out the lights

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in the studio. Come on,
okay, okay, I'm sorry to go

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ahead. Now Here we were many
years ago. I was scheduled to fly

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to Santa Barbara to visit a girlfriend
who was going to college there. It

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was going to be my very first
flight on a plane. I was nervous.

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The plane was a twelve seater with
six rows. I sat down next

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to this older, nicely dressed man
who sends how nervous I was, and

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took my hand. He held my
hand throughout the short flight, and it

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really helped. Is that the creepy
part? It is? Now the old

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man? Random, old man just
holds my hand. What the hell are

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you doing? Get off? Well? He could have grabbed something else,

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did the voice Dave, don't go
down there. When the plane finally landed,

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I bolted from my seat to exit, relieved. I stood at the

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bottom of the steps afterward, waiting
for that man to disembark so I could

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thank him. No, no,
no, But he never did. No,

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he wasn't on the plane. Asked
the flight attendant where the man sitting

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next to me had gone, describing
him, She went back on the plane.

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No one was left. God it
was it was a ghost. It

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was No, it's not a butt, Joe, It's just a ghost.

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Guardian Angel, Guardian Angel, and
all this sounds like butt ghosts behavior to

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me, it really does. I'm
thinking of you as a Guardian Angel.

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I'm a poor person that you're in
charge. Did you take a think about

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our guardian angels? How worn out
and haggard they look? Well, Dwight

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Win, like when people were in
a wreck and stuff. It's like everyone

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in charge of the Guardiane, You're
like, what were you doing? I'm

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sorry it took my office a minute. I was in a bedroom reading a

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book. My family was in the
living room. Sounds like my behavior reading

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a book in the bedroom. Suddenly
my eyes blacked out and the bed that

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I was sitting on started to wobble
and shake. Good, that's not normal

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activity. I distinctly remember looking up
from my book to see black eyes in

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front of me. No, dude, no, uh no, how many

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black guys were in front of them? Black eyes? Black eyes. I

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froze. A few minutes later,
everything seemed normal, but I was still

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frozen in terror. A few days
later, as I was crossing the street

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with my family, I had the
same experience. I froze and my parents

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waited for me, not crossing the
road. As I was blacking out,

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I heard a loud bang. Two
cars in front of us had crashed right

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where we went walking. Oh oh
my god, stop it, man,

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come on, so creepy black eyed
guy was like trying to give him message.

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Helpful black guys, No black eyes, guys. Why does the why

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is the helpful person have black eyes? I don't know. That's not right.

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That's the devil demon people. I
don't know what do you mean?

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You don't know? It had just
been a you know, a garden angel

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that got in a bar fight the
night before. And there's nothing creepier than

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when there's a demon or something that
has black eye like that that one that

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one flash in the exercise. Yes, it's like a nanosecond. Yes,

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that's creeky, so scary. Maybe
it was Ohio state coach Ryan Day.

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No Day had. I hate to
correct you, but you meant the Ohio

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Sorry. Sorry. I was fifteen. I'd just woken up from a nap.

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I lived with my parents and three
brothers at the time. I went

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to go lay down on the couch
and watch TV. When all of a

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sudden, I heard someone vacuuming downstairs. I was in the middle of a

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really good show, so he yelped
him to stop. It's obviously a female

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ghost, assuming it was one of
my brothers or Tony nervous during a U

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of L game. It's true that
it stopped for a minute, but then

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cantinued again. I shouted a second
time, stop and it did. A

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couple of minutes later, I heard
my mom drive up and all my brothers

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walked in the door with her.
No, my god. No. Confused,

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I asked Mom if Dad was downstairs. She said he was still at

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work. So we have a former
maid that the ghost. And then so

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instead of knocking things off, she's
dusting and vacuuming. Yep. Wow,

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she's wearing one of those hot,
fresh made outfits when she's doing it.

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You uh, you know, oh, come on, or she could be

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you know, it is the ghost
of Hazel. Not all ghosts, as

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we know from the new TV show
Ghosts are bad. It could be fun

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ghosts Epic one last week, by
the way, epic Ghosts. So the

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watch Ghosts on? Was it lap
Dances? Yes? Yes. When I

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was about seventeen, my parents dog
and I went to People's Park State Forest

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to for ad for mushrooms and how
much mushrooms with his family, and some

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of them will kill you, right, yes, or you'll hallucinate for twelve

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hours. Well that's not so bad. But the killing one, well,

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I got to see the ones.
Not so bad right about now for me?

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Right? We knew the area,
well, it was early morning.

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No one else was around in our
chosen spot. We were walking and joking

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around when our dog alerted us of
something. We looked over. There was

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a guy sitting on a picnic table
staring at the river as several kayaks with

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young girls drifted by. He was
wearing gloves and staring intently at the kayaker.

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No, no wearing gloves. Hold
on, now, it was the

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middle of summer. Something seemed off. You think My mom is the most

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logical stable person I know. She
never ever panics. Hang on, they

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were eating mushrooms. It's true.
She very calmly told us that we were

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leaving immediately, even though we had
barely just arrived. Dad protested, Mom

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insisted, so we left. A
few days later, the news reported that

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yet another brutal raven murder of a
young woman had taken and it's your fault.

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By the way, Mom, call
the cops and say, there's a

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creepy dude in the park. What
the hell are you doing? It's your

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fault. Was it a murder too? Not just rape? Rape and murder?

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Oh my gosh, has never caught. Oh my gosh, it's assumed

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he was the so called Connecticut River
Valley killer. Stop it is that a

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cool murder name. That's too long
of a murder name. What's what's the

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murder name? You have to have
three of them? Can you bank killer,

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Connecticut River Valley killer. It's gotta
be like the kayak killer, you

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know, the Connecticut killer or the
Connecticut kayak killer, the Connecticut kayak killer.

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Yes, that works. Named Kenny. First of all, you're trying

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to be inconspicuous with gloves in the
summer as you steer it at teenage girls

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in a kayak. I mean,
come on, yeah, and then come

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on, man, I'd smack that
dude in his head with that kayak.

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Or I guess what you always have? That's right? Or what? No?

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The or? Or it's not a
paddle's isn't it? What's the different

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between a paddle and an ore.
A paddle is what spanks you with for

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taking Alice's gum on the playground.
An or that's what you paddle a boat

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with. It's also a conjunction.
On my walk home from my back at

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me, I know why everybody everybody
look at me. I'm Greg get Your's

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favorite and I know English never let
it go. On my walk home for

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my bust up. In high school, I'd walked past a house every day

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that often had an old woman in
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She must have had memory issues because
every time I'd walk by, she'd blankly

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repeat the words high, high High. I'd say high back to no response.

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One day, it was raining,
Yeah, so no one else was

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out as I walked home. When
I walked by our house, this time,

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instead of saying hi, hi,
she said run run up totally okay,

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turn it back on. I took
off and booked all the way home.

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Yeah. Wait, did he book
or did he truck He was trucking.

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What's quicker trucking or booking? No
trucking, I was trucking. Okay,

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I don't know. Booking might be
booking pretty fast. I think book

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is faster than trouble. Also,
those terms need to come back. So

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he just ran, just ran.
Nothing happened. But imagine that creepy old

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lady run. You never forget that. No, that that five seconds is

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in your head till the day you
die. No, you didn't walking about

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that house anyway. You can't just
do like another block and go around her

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house. And I wonder if he
died when he dies, at whatever age

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he dies, and then he runs
into hurry she's she could go, Hey,

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good job running it. You're welcome. When I was ten, Yes,

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I was in the living room watching
TV. Mom was upstairs. The

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front door was open, but the
screen was locked so we could get fresh

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air. I got up during a
commercial saw a man with a screwdriver trying

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to take off the screen. Come
on, why our eyes met? I

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froze. Then Mommy yelled in the
deepest voice possible, Can I help you,

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sir? Sounds like citizen. The
guy made an excuse about wanting to

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sell us something and ran off.
Can I help youre Wow, that sounds

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like a big burly man. Don't
think I had a woman do that to

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me. One time she had like
Harry knuckles and she put her finger right

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across my lips for I couldn't speak, and she said, s Adam's apple.

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I said, hey, Cindy,
why you haven't Adam's apple when she

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put her hairy finger on me,
and she said, don't think, just

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fuel it's one of the most Just
go with it. She was a very

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generous That was pretty weak one.
Yeah, sound as good as the grandma

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on the porch. I was bartending
late one night twenty fourteen. I don't

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believe in the paranormal or psychics,
but one happened to be sitting at the

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bar. So it was slow,
so we talked for a few hours.

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My coworker said she'd been a regular
for eight years, never heard her bring

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up her work before, but for
whatever reason, she felt compelled to start

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telling me things. She started by
telling me an incredible detail about my deceased

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grandma, who died in the sixties
in another country. Oh, come on,

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all night. She revealed things she
had no way of knowing my aunt

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and grandma's medical condition. Dude,
in absurd detail. I'm sorry, that's

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crazy. Being a non believer,
I thought i'd caught her when she mentioned

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that my grandma was pregnant when she
died. I was like, got you

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know she wasn't well. I called
mom later that day, No, told

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her about it. No, to
my surprise, she confirmed Grandma was eight

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weeks pregnant when she way on Wait
with Grandma. Ho was she married or

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not? Oh, it doesn't matter. How does she know all that stuff

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that Granny Goods is getting busy?
Or if she was with strangers, if

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she was married. I've seen it
before. You all had a psychic come

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in. I'm telling you, I've
seen it before, and you're just like

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the person sitting there is like,
how would that person know the story?

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I just it's like it was eight
years old when it happened to me,

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Like I've never brought it up.
It's it's crazy. How that? Oh?

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Oh my gosh, okay, hey
Joy, did you get an email?

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We're having an email. We're having
an email proper. I'm gonna get

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my ass kicked when we get out
of the studio. Did you see that?

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Look? Doubt that? Did you
give an email? Sorry, Dave?

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We have people. Oh there's a
familiar face. Oh my gosh,

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what's all the metro? Can we
continue to break? Please? Yes?

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Go ahead? Thank you? Was
about six or seven walking home from school

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alone. Okay, this was typical
for the early sixties. Suddenly I heard

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Grandma calling for me. I was
her favorite grandchild and she was my favorite

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person, so I was elated to
think that she was surprising me by visiting

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us in La. She lived in
Mexico. Oh wow. I ran the

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rest of the way home, burst
into the door shouting for her. My

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mother told me, much to my
disappointment, that she wasn't there. What

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The next day, my parents showed
up at my school and pulled me out

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of class. Confused, I asked
why and where we were going. No,

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Mom explained to me that Grandma had
passed away the day before, the

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same day I heard her. No
way, dude, I've heard that story

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too, man, and she was
coming to seek revenge on everybody that wronged

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her. No, he's her favorite. That's why she contacted her him and

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not the siblings. It's her favorite
to kill. And I would totally rub

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her, totally make one of my
sisters or brothers and say, look,

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Grandma talked to me when she died. Didn't talk to you. I wondered,

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all my dead relatives see what I'd
do in the bedroom. Sometimes often

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that gives me, uh, it's
so uh, well, after a while

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watch it's so boring. Well,
no, it didn't last long. But

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I mean they're like, wow,
in the world would he well with your

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relatives, they would critique you on
your technique. That's not where they go.

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What you're doing that way? Hey, what you're doing it that way?

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For that is not where that goes. So that's not at all You

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got Another one is that it My
house is in a village surrounded by wheat

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fields. Oh, my friend and
I were training for a ten k.

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We'd run through the footpaths through the
field. Ten k, not a five

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kres Right, They've got a sticker
on the back of their car next to

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their little kids and their three dogs. Sad, which is sad. If

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you put a ten k sticker on
your car, stop, mini's bad enough

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too. I ran like, yeah, like two hundred and fifty yards,

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where's my sticker? One day,
as we were running, we noticed a

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guy in a black T shirt,
black pants, and black cowboy hat about

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twenty feet behind us. The sort
of attire is unusual where we live.

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It sounds like somebody from the McGregor
gray. On top of that, as

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it's one of the Pinkertons. Yeah, a village had like three hundred people

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and we basically knew them all.
Did you think the man? Man freaked

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us out? So he ran a
little faster, but every time we looked

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back it was like he was walking
but not progressing. Oh my gosh,

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what that's creepy. We were getting
further away, but he still didn't seem

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to be able to gain on us, despite his legs still moving. When

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we got home, I told my
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field. Before I was able to
explain anything, he asked if he wore

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a black shirt and cowboy head and
boots. No what, no, no,

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no, He told me the man
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Stop it. He'd seen him doing
the same thing in nineteen fifty nine.

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Oh my gosh, but he was
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yes, in the middle, Yes, of the day. And it's inappropriate

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to say black jack. Now you
got to come up with a new description,

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right right, he was twenty to
eighty black Jack, What are you

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trying to say he was twenty one? By the way, black Jack was

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an urban legend. It's a dog
dogar out a dollar out all right,

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it's not funny. It's creative,
but it's not funny. And they found

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out though the real black Jack died
when he was twenty one. Dave doesn't

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even like it. They didn't even
get it. I like that black Jacket

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was kind of tenacious. D d
okay, I quit, okay, I'm

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not working. That was an unspoken
legend in the village, kind of like

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our public monster. Yeah, yeah, no, that's what I was thinking

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of when you said it. I
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She always thought the public Monster was
like a guy that dressed up like

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the Pope and he just comes up
and licks you. Well, it's a

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goat man. That's going to get
him fired at UK. Dot's not make

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jokes about that. I'm not joking
about. This was my senior year at

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U of L Champagne, Urbana.
It was late springtime around now okay.

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I had just gotten out of my
last Friday class and I was hurrying to

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get to my dorm for lunch and
enjoy some intramural sports. The engineering building

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I left was on a one way
street. As I scurried between the park

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cars across the street, I checked
for traffic from the one direction and saw

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nothing. As I started my step
into the street, a far away voice

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he held my first name in such
an alarming way. I frozen my tracks.

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Yay. At the same moment,
a speeding car going the wrong way

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zoom passed me inches away. Come
on, what are the odds I've turned

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around to see who called my name? Huh? No one was there except

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for a guy named black Jack.
Right. Look, how do all these

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people got people helping them? I
don't think I have that, or do

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I I got voices to tell me
walk into traffic. You know, I

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take that. I just don't listen
to I take that back. I should

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be dead one hundred times off.
Of course you should thank you. In

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my guardian Angel retired, said I've
done enough here. You're on your own.

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I sent you a text a couple
of weeks ago, said hey,

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just in case, we'll just leave
it at that, and I didn't panic.

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You know the text I got it. Listen, I'm gonna do something,

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and I'm serious. I say,
I'm a message. I said,

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just in case I die suicide.
But he seriously he didn't seriously, he

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didn't panic. No, next morning
goes, hey, I hope you made

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it. Hey, you make it
life. Hey, who do we have

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one day? Twenty four? After
four after day pizza? Oh yeah,

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I bet there's nothing scary about Baronos
Pizza. Baronos Pizza. It's the pizza

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the constantly gets back to Louisville,
Southern Indiana the surrounding areas, but not

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to mention it's the best pizza in
the universe. It's how the Witings kick

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off every single Friday night, including
tonight with a Mama Baronos and a couple

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of number one tequilas and not oh
we get I'm a kiss you on your

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mouth. But it doesn't have to
be a special occasion, may I say?

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When you go to Baronos, it
becomes a special occasion. Pizza,

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pasta, salad, sandwiches, wings, You're gonna love the extensive menu,

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dine in carry out or do every
Yeah, it's that good Baronos pizza.

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At the bottom of the hour where
we're gonna have new then we're talking to

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Louisville Metro safe. But before that
year, really, in the years there

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was rightyway forty whs when TV shows
were cool. I'm bad all right,

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man, We are back Tony and
Dwight Show with Dave Jennyings Brodge by the

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Kentucky Office of Highway Safety. When
you're out and about today, please or

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any time, please buckle up,
put your phone down, watch out for

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those two wheelers rolling and right pasted
you. Well, Welcome to National telecommure

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Cater's Telecommunicators Week, where nine one
one call takers and dispatchers are honored,

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and we bring in Jody, Patrick
and Pat. Pat's actually retiring from Louisville

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Metro Safe because anytime you called nine
one one got what a high stressful job.

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And we'll get into that. Uh. First of all, welcome Patrick,

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Jody and Pat. How are you
hang on? However, there is

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only Mike. I don't have on
there there it goes, man, I'm

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frog here slating too, all right? How long? How long? How

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many years? Twenty eight? Twenty
eight? So you retire, but then

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you go back? Yeah, four, I'm as serious. We gonna I

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mean, look as soon as I
can retire. I'm gonna retire. Man,

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I'm bored. My wife didn't want
me at home. But it's a

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high stress job, right it is. But you find your own coping mechanisms

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to deal with it. You know
it is what you make. Okay,

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Well I want to see listen,
though I've been serious, you take all

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these horrific nine one one calls?
How do you compartmentalize that and go home

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and have somewhat of a normal wife. I gotta think that that would wear

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on you. It does. And
big thing is why I kind of drew

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the lines in the sand that it
was time for me to step back,

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because you don't really realize when you're
going through it and dealing with it every

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day, you know how stressed you
know how stressed you are. Yeah,

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so twenty eight years in the business, you retire, and then you go

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back. Let's look at the other
end of the spectrum. Patrick, you're

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what twenty one? Twenty one years
old? No call me sir, I

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trust me here, horrible judge of
character if you call me sir twenty one

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years old? This is your first
year. What do you think so far?

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Your boss is right next to you. So are you to say I

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love it? And but is it
stressful? It could definitely be stressful.

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I think a lot of it has
to do with how you handle it and

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how you walk in the door,
and especially when you leave. Just leaving

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it at the door. You know, it's so important to have the outside

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life and leave it there to be
rest and come back for you know,

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to be able to perform the next
day. Well, I understand that Dwight

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wants to go to the dark side
all the time on this stuff, but

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you are also helping people when you
when a kid calls and says, my

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parents aren't home or whatever, or
somebody I'm lost, or somebody is choking

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something like that, You're you're helping
people and possibly saving lives. Correct,

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go ahead, any situation so far
after a year like that, Oh for

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sure. I mean, you never
know what's going to happen. I'm I'm

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on the dispatch side, so I'm
talking to police, fireing MSS. Okay,

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I've had a couple off serves,
kid hit by cars. Oh yeah,

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So when you come home, did
you or maybe you're not married?

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Out my wife say hey, how
was your day? No, I'm not

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married. Okay, all right,
that's that's meet in the middle. Let's

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talk to the boss man, Jody. You've been running the show over there,

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a little metro safe a couple of
things. Number one, we're talking

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about all the dark calls that you
have to take do you somewhat well,

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Dwight is that's where we go what
I always think of the worst of the

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worst. How do you how do
you not get desensitized or do you because

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I mean maybe it's helpful too,
because you got to keep your your your

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mind clear when you're getting these calls, these horrific calls. Does it take

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years to develop that sense or not? Well, you know, it's it's

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like Pat said, you you find
your own way to deal with it.

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And and you know, just to
uh, you know, to say it.

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They run the show. You know, they're the most talented people.

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You know that I've I've been able
to work around, I mean in my

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thirty year plus year public safety and
you know, we've been over here and

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we've talked about them with you guys
before, and we've even talked about doing

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like a Metro Safe money or something
like that where we can bring other dispatchers

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over and share calls and things that
we've actually been able to face. But

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you know, for them there,
you got to think about it. The

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public's calling them on their worst day. Yeah, yeah, and you know

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they're actually able to shine and then
some you know, on the dispatch side.

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You know, potentially God forbid something
happens to a public safety servant.

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You know, they could be one
of the last ones to talk to them.

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So you know, we're always checking
on on the people when you know,

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we know when when bad things happen, and we always go over there.

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And peer support is a huge thing
now and the mental capacity that they

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share and they have to deal with
is huge. We've seen on the news

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and I'm sure it doesn't It doesn't
happen a lot where somebody will call and

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go Burger King did not get my
order right, or the Burgers they didn't

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deliver my boger twice, manuff so
stupid things to do, dumb as you

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much surprised it happens more than you
think. No, send the police because

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they messed up the orders. Well
the orders are getting more wrong in my

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defense, that's right. They left
a special sauce off whopper. Training for

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this job changed from the day you
walked into the door to today. Oh

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man, I tell you, when
I started, everything was on running cards,

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no computer aided dispatch except for the
police cards. You wrote physically,

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you wrote down, wrote down.
How are you wow? He's old dude,

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yeah, okay, but so the
training is a little different, and

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it's the system is immensely better.
Oh yeah, definitely. Now they got

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the A V L and stuff on
the ambulances that you're right, somebody,

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No, that's I think that's the
top of it. Absolutely right compt when

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they worked, they they're they're on
it. But would you go back and

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do it all over again? And
a heart? But I started out at

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his sister that was retired LPD and
you know that kind of you know,

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getting me a foot the door.
Always wanted to be on the other side

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of the radio. But you know
what, hate I found a colleague there.

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I'm the Tony Vanetti and the Dwight
You Pat, you're a good guy.

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Don't say that about yourself. Man, do you got lot self of

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state? But this year's almost thirty
years you're on dispatch and working over there

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as a result. Now do you
just hate talking on the phone? Uh?

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Just a certain extent? Yeah,
yeah, I would think, what's

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the what's the opening line? I
haven't called now one one? What do

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you say when the when the phone
rings? You know, nine one one

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was the andress to your emergency?
That's the opening line? Okay, all

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right, all right, yeah,
can you can you like jazz it up

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a little bit if you want to? Want? One? Operator me in

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you what the andddress your emergency?
There we go? What it's the address

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of your emergency? Poured down the
street? Nine one one? What's up?

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Why don't we jazz up the intro? When the answer the phone over

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there? I got some suggestions.
I run valuator music, dramatic music on

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it. Dun't tuntuna, dun dunk? What's the ddress of your emergency?

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Sir? All seriousness, though,
today's a special day, right nationally what's

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the week? It's National Telecommunicators Week, Uh, where we honor all the

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nine to one one call takers and
the dispatchers by the way, but seriously,

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all jokes aside. At people's worst
moment of their life. This is

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the first people that they talk to
you. When there's a fire, when

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there's a recular emas police and name
it, or when your order is wrong

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at burger king or wherever. These
are the folks that take your car,

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damn right, when there's no tomato
in that sandwich and they're here for us.

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And you know, regardless, it's
an emergency to them whatever it is.

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Oh, no, that's right,
it's an emergency. Yeah, that's

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that's true. Yeah, we're kidding, araw, but that's true. Someone's

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having an emergency. It's you think
it's little because you deal with it all

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day, but to them, it's
it's one last question. Thunder over Louis

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was one of the biggest events in
the city. Do the cause seem to

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go up on Thunder over Louis or
it just depends. I mean, you

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know, there could be things that
if you have an automobile accident downtown,

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you know, with the crowds and
crowds of people and everybody's got a cell

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phone, it's gonna jump up.
So it just depends on what goes on.

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Thunder is pretty tame for the most
part. They had one arrest last

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year. One arrest last year.
I think that's been the story for a

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couple of years. It's less than
five arrests with that many people in one

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place. There's so many public safety
servants that are down there, police,

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fire ms, local, state,
and federal partners. You know, it's

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a huge book of a play.
Well that starts to run because you do

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Thunder, you do Derby, You
got PGA coming up. All these guys

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and gals are going to be putting
in and everything in between. Pegas has

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prayed many marathon balloon, the most
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Tony Venetti, dwight Wood and Dave, Jenny's with Sackson and you guess you're

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eighth. Thank you, good to see

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you, Pat and Patrick. Yes, career, what are you doing?

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