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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
seven to one, the freak good morning

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Metropolits. The road's gonna be a
little weird and wet today, kind of

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rainy, expecting it to be wet, but good news is out of the

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thirties, thank the Lord. Forty
four degrees right now, and the ten

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day gets us up and a lot
of days in the upper fifties, lower

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sixties. Thank God. I don't
like that polar an Arctic stuff. You

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can keep that away from me personally. I'm Kevin Turner. It's Danny Bayless,

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Mike's Roy. We have JJ Jackson. You'll be hearing from her in

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an hour with a special press play
JJ version the breaking news this morning as

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the Academy Awards will be releasing all
their nominees. JJ is going to fill

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us in. It happened, all
Dad, it happen. Are they trickling

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in nine o'clock to be trickling in? She's compiling a nine We're gonna learn,

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We're gonna find out stuff like that. I find all a movies you

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need to go see too. Yeah, that is coming up at nine thirty,

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dingus morning news. When there's something
a little new this morning. Here

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it's a segment we haven't done again
tomorrow at this time. Go ahead and

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prepare your buns for a new small
town Texas. A bit of a competition

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for you, the listener. Bring
call in for a chance at tickets to

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see the Modest Mouse and the Pixies. Let's support from cat Power, Danny.

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Really yeah and uh hey, big
show. But we've got a little

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fun element to this game or segment
tomorrow as we're talking about some small Texas

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town. So if you love your
state, tomorrow at eight o'clock is your

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chance for Modest Mouths and Pixies tickets. I love that. If you love

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your state, tune in tomorrow,
dight am, but only if you love

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Texas. Do you, guys love
your name of Texas? Listen to somebody

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else? Do you love your neighborhood? Guys? Thanks? I love my

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neighborhood, same Mike. Where do
you live? I live in oak Cliffe,

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North oak Cliff, Danny, where
do you live? I live in

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Richardson Half For about a year,
love my neighborhood. You guys take part

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in the next door app though to
have an account, I uh get notifications

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from them often to the point where
I have to change my notification settings to

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get them. Yeah, you kind
of have to. Yep, let's go

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and turn these off. I sometimes
like to jump in on threads just every

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once in a while, just to
pop in and go have a funny comment

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to something you know. But not
often, but I'll tell you what it's

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At least once a week. I
just pull it up and scroll it,

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and I find amazing things. It's
not even always chaotic stories or neighbor fights.

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Sometimes it's actual questions, real things, real inquiries. So in order

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to uh, well, I was
just thinking listen that this could be a

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good segment that I think is very
local and relatable. These are actual things

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in our neighborhoods here in the Metroplex. So if you have similar stories,

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you can feel free to call in
or text in two one four eight one

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seven seven eight seven nine seven one. But this is the debut of a

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new Downbeat segment, Neighborhood Watch.
When the world has never seemed so divisive,

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one radio show has taken it upon
themselves to help bring the Metroplex together.

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Before we can change the world,
first, we must better our neighborhoods.

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The Downbeat is on the case,
it's time for neighborhood watch. Who's

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the new voiceover guy. I know
it's weird, he sounds older. Yeah,

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it's kind of like a I don't
know, mysteriously whimsical, but point

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it because he's right. We can
change the world if we just how our

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neighbors are currently acting. So let's
yell at them. So I've got some

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pulled ahead, I've got some just
things that I saw that. So these

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are all probably coming from the Richardson
area, but I thought some of these

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are like really good questions, dilemmas, things like this, You got the

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ones that I sent you or you
sent me too, Yes, I can

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have those. You have those up
and ready to go. This is from

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Darryl Daryl says. I'm in the
Burtnor Park area, Richardson. I want

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to comment on the advertising packets and
newspapers that are being distributed in the neighborhood.

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I think half of them don't get
picked up and they're just littering the

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neighborhood. I called the city and
they said these advertisers are not breaking any

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laws, meaning there's no code violation. I would like to get people's viewpoint

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on this because I feel we should
have the right to stop this outdated form

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of advertising, which is basically wasting
more paper and littering the neighborhood. Your

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thoughts, gentlemen, interesting, are
we talking about nail and crap on on

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electrical posts? So I'm thinking he's
talking about the uh, the random small

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outlets, the old Quick magazine,
the Lakewood Advocate, the Richardson Daily,

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you know, whatever it is to
have the strifty nickel that they or sometimes

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there's signs like at a out of
business building, you know, where they'll

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put seven of the same sign in
a row of like a rap album that's

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getting dropped, or like a movie
that's coming out, and then they sit

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there for months and months and get
half ripped off in water damage and is

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sort of a blight on society.
It might be a little bit of that,

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But he says, the advertising packets
and slash newspapers that are being distributed

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in the neighborhood, how are they
being distributed? Not left inside the front

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door of the seven to eleven.
That's kind of the greatness of the next

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door app too. Very rarely do
you see someone giving you the specific details

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of something you need. Yeah,
clarity is not a requirement to post on

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next door is not just all caps
is all you need. I'm a fan

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of you know what, one small
thing, pick up something, throw away

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your trash, do not litter all
in on that. But there is the

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hopeless nature that does creep in when
you go the amount of mail that we

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get delivered to us that's just throwaway, and it's coupons will never use in

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their vow packs and all the just
like that. If you're not recycling,

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it is just another waste, and
that's a bigger waste than I think the

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local Richardson, you know, community
newspaper putting a you know, putting out

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a little newspaper. What do you
call it? The the box with the

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paper in it. I don't know
what you call those things, like a

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news stand, but no a news
Yeah it's not a new but in the

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the coin Yeah, the dispenser a
newspaper dispenser at all either, don't anymore

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used to see him out front of
the convenience. Still, I think we

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will age out of these things,
probably within about twenty years, because I

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think the last generation that even pays
attention to those print ads and val packs

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and things things like that. I
don't know anybody our age my age,

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even especially you guys ages that are
that are opening even opening those up to

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see what's inside them, they immediately
go into recycling. They do at my

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house. I don't even look at
them. I think that you know,

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people that are between sixty maybe sixty
five and eighty five might still be their

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target demographic. But for the most
part, no, And I think that

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we'll see a day in the next
twenty years which those just disappear, paperless

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existence. Yeah, pretty much.
Yeah, yeah, let's go to phillis

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phyllis rights acorns, acorns, acorns? Does anyone know how to get them

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out of the grass? Got idea, phillis, just leave them? Maybe

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I let the squirrels come get the
nuts. Well, the squirrels will get

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them, but oftentimes unless they're storing
them, they'll just crack them open right

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there. So would you end up
having or acorn shells all in your yard?

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Is that's a bother? You know? I see it a lot,

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and I'm not sure exactly which trees
produce them, but they're on in my

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neighborhood, in oldies or far e
Stylus. There's a ton of old trees

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there that are, you know,
fifty sixty seventy years old, and they

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the ones that do produce. They
are everywhere and you can you'll you'll actually

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have to be careful walking on the
sidewalk because they kind of roll and you

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can slip and bust your buns.
Really yeah, because of rolling acorns.

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I think that you get them by
like a yard vacuum or something like that.

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Well, that sounds like some soroy
industry is hard at work. Soroy

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industry yard yard vacuum on them in
it dump all that. I don't know

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how you get rid of them,
honestly, no, I mean they go

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in between the little little spokes in
your rake, you know. I don't

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know, Kevin, any solutions for
picking up acorn. Kevin, what's the

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answer? Get out there and pick
them up by hand. There's millions of

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them, bro, Then don't worry
about it. I just leave mine.

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I mean, are you running around
barefoot in your backyard if you want to?

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Most a lot of people would like
to mm hmm, yeah, I'm

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not. I have to wear socks
at all times. Sorry, I have

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to wear socks at all times.
I have shower socks. I do not

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like my feet touching things. You're
a weird bird. Wait, you bought

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soroy industry shower socks? Yes?
Do you do? You were? That's

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not true. I don't like the
bottom of my feet touching it. But

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in the power you clearly know you
weren't. Shower slipper showers, shower slippers,

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shower socks? What are shower socks? Don't make stuff up. It's

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like a little It's like I don't
know the even what the the fabric is

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that I'm jamming my foot into.
But they're very disposable, like almost like

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disposable rubber gloves, but they're not
rubber or softer, almost like a hair

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or something you might put on your
hair, like your hair in net,

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almost, but it's not a And
you you own these and you put them

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on to your feet when you take
a shower. Yes, are you doing

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a thing? No? I don't. Do you wash your feet? Well,

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of course it wash your feet,
but the soap runs down when you

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wash your body, the soap runs
down into enough to wash your feet.

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Don't scrub my feet, and the
soap just goes into the sides of your

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shower sock and it just kind of
swishes around in there and you feel like

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that's yeah, it's good, good
enough job. I don't believe you.

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Are you seeing anything shower socks?
When you look this up, I just

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imagine Kevio in the shower with one
of these things that you need to protect.

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No, it's not like that.
It's way smaller and way more.

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Think of a disposable latex rubber glove. Eyah, except for your feet.

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A collar wants to weigh in on
the acorns. I don't know if I

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can move on, but fine,
hey collar, Hello acorn collar. What's

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your name? Chris? Chris?
Where are you calling from? Right now?

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I'm in Mansfield, Shot. So
the acorns come acorns as the country

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come from oak trees, and that
can be the live oak that holds its

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leaves. Ninety percent of the year
can be from the just a regular white

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oak tree or the big beautiful red
oak tree. The old timers has been

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telling us. I don't know if
anybody's listening, but this was supposed to

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be a colder, wetter year,
and due to that, God's given us

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a lot more acrons to keep the
critters warm. Because acorns have proteins,

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the wildlife live off of it.
I have seen an abundance of acorns in

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the neighborhood, like more so than
normal. And that's that's the reason is

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because this was, you know,
by nature predicted to be a colder winner.

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Therefore it was going to produce more
food for the critters. I had

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no idea. That's what the word
on the street is. So, Chris,

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you're suggesting that we just leave the
acorns out there and then the critters

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eat them and a circle of life
takes care of this. You can do

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what you want with your acorns.
Chris, thank you for your time today

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and your nut expertise. Do what
you want with your acorns, y'all have

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a great day. Thanks Chris,
say had a man's field for us?

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Oh God blesses you too. Man
useful? Yeah, want one more on

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the acorns and then we'll jump off. Okay, Hi, what's your name?

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Hey, you're not out of this
yet. I'm gonna let you move

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on. I have not forgotten what
yesterday was my birthday. No, this

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is getting discussed Lydia right, this
might be our socks. And by the

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way, this is a neighborhood watch
here, next door, apprit our people

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here, all caps out here in
our city, just things they're going through.

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Lydia writes, this might be weird, but do y'all think cats and

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dogs can sense when a woman is
pregnant? Yes? I think dogs dogs

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can. I checked the comments on
this one full yes, yes, what

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according to the comments? Yeah,
I think I think it's stupid to think

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cats and dogs can know when someone's
pregnant. No, dogs can sense things

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that are beyond our understanding, when
storms are coming and when someone's on their

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deathbed. Yes, and they hear, they hear things, They smell things

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that we can't. They hear things
we can't hear. They smell things we

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can't smell, and I think that
they can. They can find dead bodies.

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Of course, they can determine whether
a woman's pregnant or not. They're

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dogs. They're bad ass. They
are bad ass. And just because you're

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scared of a puppy dog's gonna bite
your shower socks off of you, you

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weren't read it neither were you.
No, it was a big German shepherd,

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and you weren't. You weren't rop
paid by a German chef. Well

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it does. That doesn't mean when
you're having to fight it off Okay,

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that's one thing. You're being attacked
but not Yeah, so excuse me if

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I'm not the most you know,
open to anything goes with dogs. By

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the way, love Simon one of
my guys, thank you. I don't

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think you know what love is?
What was yeah? Something? What was

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he talking about? Pregnant? Yeah, because I was one of dogs can

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immediately tell gender, and they probably
I don't know about immediately. But you

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know it's like, not Simon,
but Hendrix. You know Kendricks is cool

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with girls. Yes he does.
I would love to know what dogs actually

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know. There's I know. I'm
with you. They know more than we

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think they know. I'll just think
something, and I know Simon already knows

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it, like if I stand up
the same way, he knows, this

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is what about to happen if there's
food or a walk or whatever. They're

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smart, smart little little rascals.
Go ahead, Kevin uh. Diana writes,

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I'm in search of someone who can
repair a hole in a wall,

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to which I commented, what was
the hole there for? It wasn't it?

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What was the glorious hole there for? What was it? It's very

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simple? Oh that's all you asked, Diana what was the hole there for?

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Did she answer? No, not
yet. Oh here's one. Cheryl

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writes, My neighbor's my ninety one
year old dad is living with us now.

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He's in great health, but he's
needing someone to hang with him a

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few nights a month while we were
at Bible study. Okay, how much

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would you take? How would you? I mean, i'd there'd be a

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price tag for me. I could
not volunteer my time to hang out with

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a ninety one year old Let's say
this says, what a couple a few

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nights a month? What's a few
four? Yeah, three to five once

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a week, once a week,
you have to go from seven to ten

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or six to nine pm, go
hang out with a ninety one year old

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man that you don't know. That
sounds actually amazing. Yeah, maybe you

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learn a little something, Kevin.
Provide companionship for you know, what might

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be a really difficult time in someone's
life. Yes, donate a sliver of

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your so busy life to help the
elderly. Yea, so no money,

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pick up some wisdom, here's some
stories. Well, I just don't do

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it. I want you to do
this. I'm not the one that wants

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to insist that you say yes and
you do this end charge a fee.

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I't think you do it for nothing. I think you donate your time.

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Why can't you do it because it's
not our neighborhood. Yeah, I don't

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live in Richardson. We're ineligible.
Okay, that's how you're going to get

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out of it and see any of
those requests in far East Dallas, bro

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let's go to Dan. You want
some yeah, yeah, from next door?

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Any recommendations for someone who can remove
cat pea stains from my hardwood floors

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and restain them to match who else? Sir? I can't help you with

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the staining part, but my friends
at zero res could help getting rid of

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the cat pea stains and odors twenty
three percent on all services right now.

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It's zero res, zero Resdallis dot
com. Think I can help you?

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Forward in back fantastic. There's one
good job da. This one has an

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accompanying picture photograph and what you see
and this boy, this is so my

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neighborhood right here streets. What you
see here are five chickens just walking in

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the streets. Anyone in Little Forest
Hill's missing five chickens? These ladies are

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currently on Eustace Groveland foraging in leaves. That's more popular than I thought though.

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People keeping chickens for eggs, egg
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five chickens got out in my neighborhood. These girls, these ladies are currently

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on us foraging. Yep, very
common. This was one day ago as

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of last night. And then finally
I have this one and it is a

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picture of a deceased owl that has
been placed inside a box on a towel.

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The text reads is this found this
poor little screech owl on the ground

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in front of a window. Not
sure if it hit the window and died

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or ate a poisoned rat. I
tried to see if I could revive it,

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to no avail. We buried it
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Also, if it was rat poisoning, we wouldn't want another animal eating it

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and getting sick. Blessed soul ps. I called Rogers Wildlife Bird Rescue to

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make sure I did the right thing, and I did, but it still

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breaks my heart. You know,
it's a lot of it extraors, a

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lot of old people just over sharing
things too, it is, And you

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know what it's it's older people that
probably are largely alone that are seeking some

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type of connection that figured out that
they have the Internet, or is this

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ninety one year old man in your
neighborhood is a real human being that doesn't

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want to that's not trying to reach
out virtually. You have a golden opportunity

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to be able to connect with this
wonderful man that is in dire need of

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a companionship. And it's not even
him because of his pride. He's not

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even asking his family because, let
me tell you something, that man probably

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served and he's too damn proud to
ask for some snot nosed brat like U.

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Caviot to come sit on his bedside
and listen to his damn war stories.

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Yes, he's not gonna ask you
that. You know you'd be honored.

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He's a damn man. And the
first question you asked is what's that?

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What does this gig pay? Yeah? What is it? Hey?

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Would you pay me? Well,
I'm done with the free labor. It's

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not labor. It's a privilege.
It's a privilege that's been bestowed upon you

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by your neighbor. If you just
walk across the street, and you won't

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walk across the street to help an
elderly man seeking companion, and like Mikey

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said, maybe actually learn something kevioh. Maybe you should be paying him.

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Yeah, maybe you should be paying
him for his knowledge. Why can't he

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just hold it down at the house
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You truly are human garbage. I
don't think I can sit at this

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microphone again. Is Jim Day gonna
take us the rest of the way.

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I got one lightning fast only because
it came in yesterday. And I never

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click on these because I just get
the emails. Yeah right, turn that

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setting off and just go check it
at at your leisure. I don't know

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how to turn it off. It's
killing me because I go and then it's

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ten things click to stop this,
this, this, this, I'm like

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all everything. I don't know.
It's always just hard to find. And

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then I do it and they just
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That's brutal. So I see the
emails come in, almost never click on

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them, but then you get your
curiosity and you're like, all right,

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I'll click on this. So just
yesterday I get one that it made me

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click on it because all it said
is urgent? Is this anyone? Baby?

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Is this anyone baby, And I'm
like, wait, if there's literally

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a baby, I'm curious about this, you know, So Yvette posted urgent

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is this anyone baby? This is
posted around Keith Park and it is a

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found dog, uh found dog letter
that's posted to an electrical thing, and

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I lost interest. Obviously, the
reason that I ceased any and all next

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door notifications is because I used next
door as an information source, an information

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sharing source to let people know if
there was a missing pet, if there

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were feral dogs in the neighborhood that
were kind of on the loose, to

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try to get photos of them,
and street intersections to let people know.

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It's like, hey, maybe if
you're out walking your dog, there's these

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two rottweilers that look to be homeless
that are kind of terrorizing the neighborhood,

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be careful or this is clearly someone's
dog. It has a collar, he

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won't let me catch him. He's
running up whatever street, Boca Wood over

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here, and post that, and
rather than people going thank you, I'll

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keep an eye out, it ends
up being people, probably elderly, that

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don't have anything else better to do, that are in dire need of a

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visit from Kevo that they don't have
anything better to do, then get on

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next door and yell about owners keeping
their dogs inside. Well, this wouldn't

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be a damn problem if people kept
their dogs in their damn yard. Like,

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no, no, no, you
don't understand. I'm posting this to

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let the owner out there, to
get the biggest reach that I can,

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to let the owner know there's probably
a dog out there. Is this your

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dog? Like compier dog, I'm
trying to catch the dog not. I

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don't need to be schooled or or
or or talked down to. It's not

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my dog. But thanks for the
advice, and I get to see it's

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so angry blad reply back, not
helping Eunice, stuff like that based it's

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good that it exists because it's probably
probably contributed to more lost pets being found

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than like almost as much as Corby. Sure. True. Well that was

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the first debut. That was the
pilot episode of Neighborhood Watch. I think

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will be we'll bring it back in
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