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This is the downbeat on the Freak, So ninety seven one. The Freak

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turns one year old today and one
of our partners and good good friends of

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ours is a place called Lockwood Distilling
Company up there in Richardson. Now we've

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only been around one year, but
they've been around a little bit longer.

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In fact, they are holding their
third annual Copper Cup Golf tournament that's coming

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up real soon. And why I
mentioned this is because you can play in

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this tournament and you can get paired
up in or not paired up but joined

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up in a foursome led by Mike
Serroy. Yeah. Yeah, he's over

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an Istanbul right now starting his own
live tournament in some bathhouse. But look,

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you can play golf with the great
Mike Serroy and it's really easy.

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It's a cool chance to scoreboard your
friends joint Team Seroy for the greatest forsom

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known in the history of this prestigious
tournament, the Lockwood Distilling Company's third annual

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Copper Cup Golf Tournament. It's on
October twentieth. It's on two courses at

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Cheryl Park and Richardson. And the
benefits it benefits the Lockwood for Good charity.

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So you can go to ninety seven
point one the Freak dot Com or

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ninety seven one the Freak dot Com
to bid and when you I guess.

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If you win the bid, your
registration includes a round of golf for four,

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breakfast at the course, rangeballs,
swag, Lockwood, Bloody Marry bar.

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Don't think that won't get taken advantage
of. There's gonna be coffee and

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Lockwood bourbon and cream bar, water
beer, and an after party at Lockwood.

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This is gonna be a fun deal
man. So they're ending the bidding

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on October thirteenth. It's a nine
am shotgun start, so Mike's Roy is

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gonna actually gonna be leaving the show
a little early that day to go play

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golf with you. You winning bidder, go to ninety seven one the Freak

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dot Com. Bid on this thing. It's for a good and you get

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to play golf with ser Roy.
How fun is that? Oh my gosh.

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If you win, you get to
name the club sandwich on the Lockwood

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menu. That's amazing. You can
name it whatever you want. They're gonna

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have to accept it. You could
name it the Darth Vader Do Do Surprise,

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and they're gonna have to put that
on their menu. That's worth getting

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in this alone is to come up
with an insane name for this sandwich.

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Right absolutely, it is seven one
the freak dot com. That's how you

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register to play golf with ser Roy
and come up with a racky ass name

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for a Lockwood sandwich. Have fun
with Roy on the golf course. Well,

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we're us radio shlubs are stuck in
here talking about the Rangers. Yeah,

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hell yeah hopefully. Well if they're
still alive, then yeah, we've

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done really good today and tomorrow and
Thursday and next week, and then we

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win the first World Series in Rangers
history, all thanks to the Free who

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is not the home of the Texas
Rangers, to the home of Dallas Mavericks

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and North Texas football on Saturdays.
Danny, I have important stuff here.

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Where are we gonna do it?
How about the scuttlebut some quickies and then

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we're gonna go to the sky.
That's right, But not before we need

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to mention that the scuttlebut is brought
to you by Parker University. Yes,

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you can go find it at Parker
dot EEDU. Daniel, pick some classes,

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Danny tomorrow, your phone is going
to go off sometime between one twenty

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and one fifty PM, so don't
be napping. FEMA is conducting a nationwide

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test of its emergency notification systems tomorrow
between one twenty and one fifty Central Time,

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and the purpose of this is to
assess the effectiveness of its emergency alert

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system. Okay, so does it
happen if your phone is turned off?

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That I don't know because I turned
my shamefully, I turned my Amber alerts

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off just because I'll find out if
there's an Amber alert from Twitter or something.

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You know, it's a scary.
If it was just so scary and

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they're always so far away. So
getting at one twenty cell towers will broadcast

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the test for thirty minutes. During
this time, wireless phones that are switched

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on within range of the cell tower
will be or receive a test message,

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so you'll get the notification. I
shouldn't let you know about that. I

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wonder if it works if you have
it on, Do not disturb? Probably

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not usually taking a nap around that
time, trying to Yeah, I wish

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I had a routine, but yeah, that's the thing I think. If

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it's on, if your phone is
off, on that thing I don't think

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it'll go off if you have it
on silent. It's not gonna ring.

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I saw a lot of people are
tomorrow gonna go what what is this?

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It's gonna be different than your standard
alert that you yet. A woman was

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found dead in downtown Dallas apartment last
week, and she previously worked as a

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personal assistant for Sarah Ferguson. Now, Sarah Ferguson is the ex wife of

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Turd of Prince Andrew, not Turd
Ferguson from Jeopardy Fame, which is Burt

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Reynolds weird as answered to Final Jeopardy
with Ferguson, so good. So Sarah

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Ferguson was technically called the Duchess of
York when we get into royal stuff.

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Trust me, my head goes,
yeah, what not even I can help

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you with that. But Sarah Ferguson
is the ex wife of Prince Andrew,

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Prince Andrew wild allegations and good friends
with Jeffrey Epstein. But her former assistant,

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Janine Chapman found dead off an apartment
off Elm Street really yes in Dallas

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last week. James Patrick's forty eight. He was arrested in Austin last Tuesday.

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Her family called it an apparent domestic
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her. But this is getting big
national headlines because it's too much. The

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former assistant former assistant of France Andrew's
former wife. If you're in that web,

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you're you're just just get out and
you will end up on the Independent,

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dot co, dot UK or whatever. That is crazy. Let's go

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to the skies, Danny. We
had a situation in Arlington or to day

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where a small plane had to land
in the middle of an Arlington road about

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two pm yesterday afternoon, a small
single engine Cessna landed at their East Park

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Road Drive and timber Lake Drive in
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you know where that is. Two
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out of the plane on their own, but they weren't seriously injured, so

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that's good. But the emergency landing
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So apparently the plane hit a chain
link fence as it landed, which

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is also kind of missing the road
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Because they were doing the best they
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small plane crashes in towns, cities? Anywhere, I guess there, and

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I mean nobody on the ground got
hurt. No, that's good. No.

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So you know they're still trying to
figure out and investigate why this happened.

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The records just cleared by seven pm
last night. But no one died,

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no one hurt. But just crazy. You just don't imagine how your

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world would change the way you saw
life would change completely if in your neighborhood

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a small plane just crashed onto the
ground. Fact, what is going on?

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You know what? I bet in
my and I'm speaking to my literal

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neighborhood because I live over off kind
of Jim Miller in thirty and there is

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a park called Lakeland Hills Park.
It's probably the only it's got the only

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skate park in Gosh in the immediate
area too. It's awesome. Lakeland Hills

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is great. One thing that I
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in that neighborhood for a long time. My house was built in the early

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mid six I think sixty three or
sixty four. My home was built,

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as were most of the homes in
that neighborhood, and some of the houses

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that kind of right adjacent to that
park have been there since the sixties.

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Was something that I learned by talking
to some neighbors that have lived there their

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entire lives. Is that that park, that very park that is at Lakeland

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and like honey Cut or I'm sorry, Saint Francis and Honeycut, used to

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be an airport called white Rock Airport. It was I don't know what they

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call it, decommissioned them or whatever, or they close them down, close

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down in the early seventies. But
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seven years older than me, and
he said he remembers in the sixties being

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a little kid and on Sundays,
the event was everybody would pull up their

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trucks to the airport and watch the
watch the planes land. Because it was

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a private airport, so it was
the wealthy white Rock Lake neighborhood. People

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would fly out for the weekend somewhere, whether it be Austin or Houston or

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someplace like that, and spend the
weekend partying. And then they'd come home

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and he goes, we'd watch the
drunks fly home on Sunday night. I

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guarant to you some of those planes
missed the runway and had the or came

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up short on fuel and had to
land in neighborhoods over there and far as

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Stallus at one point. But that
was fascinating though it Kevin, I'm not

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kidding you. You're it's like from
here to there. Imagine your house is

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right here and the middle of that
parking lot is an airport. So you

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are walking out your front door and
looking across a residential street and watching planes

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lands. So that'd be so cool, man, Well, I spent so

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my parents. Have you heard of
air tractor? No air tractor is in

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any and it's one of the two
big industries. Alley is my hometown,

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for those of no knowes, two
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of about three thousand people. And
Danny's from Knox City, which is the

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town about fifteen hundred people. And
but it's about an hour and hour and

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a half west of Alney sure from
So we're both just two gosh of the

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cut tree sitting around talking about the
country, chewing on a piece of wheat

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and whittling. But my parents and
my brother and my mom's store there.

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My dad worked there for thirty years
placeful air tractor. They built crop dusters,

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Basically these planes you would spray on
your plants to get rid of you

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know, I don't want to get
their water pesticides. Yeah, but also

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they could in times of needs,
fire bombers things like that. So globally

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they sell planes globally. I remember
brother hadn't take trips down to Brazil,

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like they sell planes globally. But
it's municipal airport, and you know,

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it was a thing growing up there
a lot, and my dad worked there,

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and to the point I would have
to get a work truck in high

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school, get a work truck from
time to time for storm was coming and

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they were out of room. They'd
built too many planes and they weren't enough

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room in the in the plants there. They have to leave the planes out,

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you know, just out in the
country, and if a storm would

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come, you'd had to find a
way to make room. So I would

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go, if my parents ride town, I would go, and I would

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attach a plane to this device on
the back of a big work truck and

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move an airplane into a plant like
that was like into a hangar into a

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hangar yea, just to protect it
from a pending tornado. Yeah, Like

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it was something you had to do. And it was a big enough tornado

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just ripped the hanger apart in the
plane too. But just like big wins,

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big wins, big storms coming,
you'd have to go move them and

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something. Me and my dad was
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And but I grew up a lot
of a lot of Yeah, yeah,

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you're planes are coming in. If
you planed you're coming in a day,

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you want to go out and see
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There's been six years Old's pretty cool
too, well, I guess YEA planes

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come in to deliver these planes,
you didn't just put them on the back

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of a flatbed truck. You flew
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right, So that's crazy. So
I grew up in the airplane world.

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Is kind of cool. That's awesome. Speaking though, of the skies,

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Danny, I'm Kevin Turner of Danny
Baileship JJ Jackson with this Mike's Roy will

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be back tomorrow. There was a
big story about a one hundred and four

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year old skydive. Her name is
Dorothy Hoffner one hundred and four. She

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wanted to be certified as the oldest
person to have her skydive I'm gonna let

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the TV station and as Chicago tell
you the rest of the story. Danny

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one hundred and four year old Dorothy
Dorothy Hoffner, one hundred and four years

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old. She jumped out of a
plane this afternoon in Ottawa, planning to

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a cheering crowd, improving it is
never too late to skydive. Dorothy's hoping

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to be named the oldest person in
the world to skydive. Who is wonderful?

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It was a nice, peaceful hand
depend to heat myself awake so I

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couldn't see the says the scenery.
She looks great, she sounds great,

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and she's a skydive. Well,
look at Dorothy. Okay, she's another

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inspiration. Okay, so Dorothy hundred
and four, she ended. I didn't

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get there's an audio of it.
But after her jump, she said,

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she turns one oh five in December
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a hot air balloon next. I
mean, that seems like a step down.

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Skydiving sounds much more perilous than a
hot air balloon trip, which is

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just something you know, you just
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for a couple hours. It's peaceful, serene, and safe and you land,

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you land safely every damn time.
I don't know that I believe you.

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We've have you know, we've heard
Mike's roy crash into the American here.

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That is true. Well, as
I watched that video and was getting

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that story last night, I stumbled
into a wormhole of old ladies skydiving.

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So what site were you looking these
up on? Yeah, gilts in the

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sky dot com. Uh, here's
ninety year old she's a just rushing it

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here owner name, but it's kind
of funny. Ninety year old birthday girl,

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Mark Bird doing her final safety instructions
before skydiving for the first time.

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Mark and her tantem jumper safely descending
back to the ground. Okay, here's

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what you need to know about this
video. The tandem jumper is a young

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hot fit guy and he's behind Mark
and as she's attached to the front of

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him, and he's just given the
horns up sign and there at the camera

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it looks like he's giving it to
her without a hitch. Just wonderful,

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like I wish like I was a
bird, you know, it was exciting

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and to see everything from up there
was wonderful, beautiful, that's so sweet,

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beautiful story. But as I clicked
on that link, I then found

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myself on to ninety one year old
Ida from Minnesota. From a couple of

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years back. Ida Shannon celebrated her
ninety first birthday by jumping out of a

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plane. Life would be pretty dull
if you're don't embrace the adventures. I

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like taking risks. I think I
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of a thrill seeker. You love
that. I love it. Look at

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a beautiful smile, and she does
not look any of her ninety one years.

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Okay, let me just tell you. She looked exactly like she was

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ninety one. Who are you kidding? My man? She looked like she

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was ninety one, dude. So
I don't know about this guy's commentary.

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She's just fabulous and so much more
fun than some of my friends, including

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the one. I'd be terrified to
do what she's doing right there. She

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has no trepidation, like, Okay, let's go jump out of plane ninety

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one? What do I have to
lose? Crossing off everything from her bucket?

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Yeah, what do you do now? Well, you die, that's

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what you do next? Jesus Kevin, Well, it is a little sensitivity,

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like what comes next? She's ida, she's a thrill seeker. Okay,

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we got a good laugh out of
it. What do you do next?

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Well, okay for her birthday,
Garrett Coffin, I guess the next

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logical step, if you, you
know, go by the logic of the

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one hundred and four year old,
you get in a hot air balloon.

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That's next. That is next.
My question would be for you, Danny,

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when you're at that age, are
you gonna be a thrill seeker or

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you're gonna be more like our friend
Flossy Dicky. This is my favorite old

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person audio of all time. Our
good friend Flossy's at the nursing home and

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she is not wanting to go skydiving
or riding a hot air balloon. Good

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morning. Yes, we are out
here at the Cheeny Care Center and I

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am sitting next to Flossy Dicky.
And check it out, folks, We

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got her her very own good days
Sto Can Coffee mag She is enjoying some

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coffee this morning. Because Flossy,
you say you're a little tired this morning.

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Is that right? I am tired? She is very tired. That's

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actually I heard your favorite activity to
do at the center here is to take

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take a little nap. Take a
nap many times in the camp as many

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times as she can. She likes
to take snap, take a nap.

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Flossy has three children. You have
twelve grandchildren, twenty great grandchildren and fifteen

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great great grandchildren. You sound like
a very busy lady. Yes, she

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has. She has lived in multiple
places in the Northwest from Oregon middle fingers

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this morning. We also have some
flowers that we would like to give you.

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Are you excited for your party?
Not one bit? I love all

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right? Yeah, gave me a
low hashtag Team Flossy. Hell yeah,

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that's what I'm going to be posting
on old Twitter too. I mean these

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eight if you want to go for
a skydive grade, But if you want

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to be closs it up, I'm
probably more on the flossy end of things,

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to be honest, I'm just leave
me alone, put my stories on,

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Let me nap. God, I
don't want a birthday party. I

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don't want your stupid flowers. Get
that mic out of my face. I

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need nap. How am I your
puppet? Right? I'm not your little

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dolly. You don't dress me up
and give me a cake and leave me

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the f alone. It was the
you're pretty busy, huh. I take

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a nap as often as I can, she said, not one bit,

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one bit, bringing cameras out and
sticking cameras in her face and a lady

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interviewing in her als. Flossy wants
to do is crash. I am tired.

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I am too, Flossy. You
and me have a lot in comments,

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So everyone'd be safe and head to
the skies. If you see grandma

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up in a hot air balloon,
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