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keep it off. Friday Good Day
programs the fifth of April. Have no

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fear. Do you know what fear
is? I ever discussed this with you.

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People who are so full of fear, Everything about their thinking is is

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aimed at being afraid of stuff.
So I will, As I have said

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many times, it's kind of like
worrying, which is a prayer for something

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you don't want to have happen.
As fear are fear thoughts. Fear is

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false expectations appearing real. F eare
false expectations appearing real. So don't don't

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let you so go down that road. If you can possibly help it.

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You will be better than that,
and look at yourself as being better than

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that. You're certainly better today than
you were yesterday and the day before,

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and hopefully not as good today as
you will be tomorrow. How about them

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apples? Today? And I have
that in my mind because today is National

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Self Care Day? What is self
care? Some might define it as an

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act of caring for you, for
oneself through means that help you feel your

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healthiest and your happiest, and you
feel happy, you feel whole. I

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know that we all know that feeling
so the most common form actually proven by

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one test after another, the best
form of healthy living is to take care

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of yourself, something that otherwise certainly
don't think that you're selfish to take care

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of yourself, that's not You can't
pour from an empty cup or like what

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they always say when you're on a
flight and something happens and the oxygen masks

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drop down, put on yours first, and then other people. Yep.

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Can't help others before you help yourself. And that's it. Basically. The

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bottom line is something that is somewhat
institutionalized depending on where you live and how

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you think. Taking care of yourself
doesn't mean you can't give to others,

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just means, as Jay just suggested, you can't give to others well if

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you don't take care of yourself,
and is kind of a personal thing.

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There are a lot of groups around
the country. I think mary An Williamson

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is good at helping people to figure
this out and others that come from that

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train of thought. So anyway,
I just thought we would start thinking about

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your own self care. And this
is a day that has been created to

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remind you to take a break on
you and put yourself first. All right,

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and you do that, Everybody raise
your hands if you say, yeah,

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okay, I can do that.
I'll think about that today. Why

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not thing for us to think about
those things? All right? Let's see

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one of their exciting things have we
missed or not talked about. There's the

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situation in Kansas. It is mostly
Kansas City, I guess. The owner

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of the Royals, guy named John
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Chiefs in Kansas City, Mark Donovan. We're on a stage at a distillery

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in Kansas City this week acknowledging the
will of the voters. There was an

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election, there's primary election, and
one of the things on the ballot this

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week in Kansas was whether or not
to take money tax money and pay for

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a new downtown ballpark. And the
answer is the answer is no. Right

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they said, nope, we're not
going to do that. We can't do

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it. Fifty eight percent of the
voters, by the way, ejected this.

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It was a three eighths of a
cent sales tax. The Royals were

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promising a one billion dollar well.
They put in the billion dollars for private

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funding on their own. They wanted
to use their share of the revenue,

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the tax revenue, to build a
new ballpark as the centerpiece of a two

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billion dollar downtown district. This is
a pretty right now. It's a good

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neighborhood called the Crossroads. I remember
I should have thought about this. One

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Maria Trilogy was with this yesterday.
The first conversation I ever had with her

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was right there in the Crossroads in
Kansas City. Forgotten about that until I

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just remember what went on there this
week. So here's something. This becomes

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controversial because a lot of communities are
trying and have tried and have been successful

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at coughing up a lot of money
for sports teams. And there are many

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people, and I'm one of them, who thinks that's not a proper use

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of taxpayer money. Now you can
say, well, you know, there's

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a lot of business that's built around
it. Businesses do better, We're helping

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the downtown. We're doing this,
we're doing that. If you look at

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how much money these teams are making
now and how much money they're worth,

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there certainly is a way through private
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I'm not sure whether these guys have
come back and readdressed this said and call

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such one billion from ownership to the
projects. And then the chiefs had committed

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I think like three hundred million in
private money and then they're going to use

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hundreds of million in shares. So
how about But I think, I guess,

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yeah, this will needed some But
also what if and this comes with

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a lot of school levies and issues
that don't get past due to taxes.

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Because what if you are not a
sports fan. What if you don't you

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know, you don't buy tickets,
you don't go to the games, you

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don't go to the stadium. Then
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a lot of schools fail because people
don't have children in schools and they don't

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want to pay for the school taxes
to help fix something up. It's kind

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of in a way like a lot
of other things that we get taxed for

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that we don't want to be taxed
for. We want to pay I don't

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want to pay for college education for
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had their debt repaid or released or
whatever we want. I think that's great,

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except I shouldn't have to pay for
a no should you. We've been

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paying. We paid all of our
bills over the years. There's something else

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going on here that's deeper than this, and that's the problem. These people

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are not thinking. It's not a
deep thinking solution. It's a superficial and

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that's what oftentimes politicians and bureaucrats come
up with, superficial ways of fixing serious

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problems, and it doesn't work.
So anyway, I guess the chiefs and

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the royals are going to explore other
options. Now they could still find I

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bet you they can still find the
money, and this was just an easy

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way out. Well do you know? That's the IWA's see what happens.

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But this is just an example.
The reason I brought it up is because

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it's an example of the kinds of
things that have been done in other communities

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and frankly most of the places that
I know. It was tried in Boston

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and it didn't work well because people
don't want to replace Fenway Park, and

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it'll be like doomsday before before that
ever gets through a place, they're taken

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down. All right, let's talk
about the solar eclipse. People are getting

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ready for Monday turn night into day. All of this across North America.

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So the line goes from Texas to
Maine. I think most people have figured

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that out. Now. There is
a place in the sky. It's interesting

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because the NASA website says that there
is about is between one hundred and eight

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and one hundred and twenty two miles
in this That is, you can what

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you're seeing. The opportunity you have
to see at the same time is between

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one hundred and eight and one hundred
and twenty two miles. So if you're

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sitting let's say in a town near
Dallas that's one hundred miles away from Dallas,

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you will see the stuff at the
same time. It's about one hundred

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and eight miles and the Sun is
in a new cycle increased solar activity.

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So if the NAESSA website says viewers
of the eclipse can potentially see bright pink

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loops and eruptions of solar material in
addition to the corona of the Sun,

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that is so. It really is
so here make sure though there are three

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ways to use the solar eclipse.
If you have a child, that maybe

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is I don't know, in the
first grade you ought to take every opportunity

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you can find to give them the
exposure, because this is something that when

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parents and educators and you know,
people have an opportunity. This is one

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of a kind thing for many people. It will never happen again in a

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lifetime, depending on where you live. So if you take there's a technique

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comparing historical ideas about eclipses with present
scientific answers, and this again you can

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find on the NASA website. You
can use the eclipse to discuss how things

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in science evolve. I've said this
and this is this is sort of the

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acceptance of science, if you will. Science has always changed. You know,

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people say, well, according to
the science, Well there's a flaw

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in that thinking. That doesn't mean
you don't need science or you don't need

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to be able to you know,
get yourself wrapped around what the scientific method

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is. And that's how you get
children to be curious. So Monday,

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Monday will certainly talk more about it
on Monday. I'm positive we will because

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we're all wrapped up. All right, here's a question about the way world,

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the way the world is thinking.
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you, Jay, because I think
that you're maybe more tuned into it than

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am I, because I've kind of
checked out of some of the new thinking

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about girls and boys and stuff.
So the question becomes whether pink dresses,

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for example, are appropriate for girls, in blue pants for boys? Are

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men angry because of their testosterone?
The sex and gender stuff that anthropology and

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sociology courses have taught us, I
remember having all this stuff when I was

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just called. I don't know if
you took any sociology courses when you were

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in school, Jay, but I
took a lot of them because I wanted

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to examine the approaches to the sociology
of understanding people. And now we have

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this new focus on sex and gender, women's experiences and men's experience is that

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sort of thing? So I think
we ought to listen to some information.

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There's a new study out from of
all places, the Lego Group, finding

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that girls feel an intense pressure to
be perfect and believe adults give boys different

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recognition for their work. Here's Janet
Simmons. Did you know that globally,

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society is around seven times more likely
to attribute terms like sweet, pretty,

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cute, and beautiful exclusively to girls. And we know that language has a

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big impact on how children see themselves. Amy Morin, psychotherapist and author,

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explains how parents can foster creativity in
girls. Girls are inherently creative, but

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like any skill, creativity develops over
time. Use playtime to ask open ended

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questions, encouraging your child to share
more and open up their creative courage.

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Parents can also encourage a growth mindset. This means prioritizing progress over perfection,

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so children solve a problem that enables
them to focus on overcoming challenges. There

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are tools out there to help.
The Lego groups Play Unstoppable campaign is calling

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on parents to help girls create something
without fear of failure by building and then

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rebuilding using one brick at a time. For more of these tips, plus

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free online and in store workshops,
head to Lego dot com. The appropriate

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moment in time for us to discuss
social media things is right here, right

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now, and in the celebrity department
top ten trending names, mister Gene Simmons

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is in there along with Kiss because
of what they're doing. Mister Simmons has

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assured fans that what's going on is
the right thing at the right time.

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You want to know what's going on, don't you write, you do certainly

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he Kiss is known as a hard
rock quartet. So they announced this week

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that they're selling their catalog, as
a lot of musicians are their brand name

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and their IP address to a Swedish
company for three hundred mini in dollars.

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Not just any Swedish company. Pop
House Entertainment Group, which was co founded

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by ABBA's Bjorn oveis oh h and
yeah Yeah and Abba. So Kiss at

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the end of their very last concert
when they took the stage shook that final

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bow on the night of the final
night of their farewell tour. I think

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that was at the end of twenty
twenty three, they revealed digitized avatars of

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themselves. Well, Abba has done
that and Gene Simmons has said this just

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selling all of this doesn't mean it's
the end of the road. It's more

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of a collaboration. So I think
that's really kind of where their artistry is

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going into the digital space. So
the stuff that George Lucas created at Industrial

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Light and Magic, our own Bob
Ka has done a lot of work there

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a lot of people when it comes
to the some of the effects that you

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see in movies that look real but
really aren't all that stuff comes out of

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industrial light and magic, which is
up in San Francis, And so they've

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been able to create a lot of
these things that they're talking about here.

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You can use the images, for
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the light, use the pictures,
use the sound, and create what has

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been now described as digital avatars.
And so they're going to be able to

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control this is AI stuff, and
this will help them. There's a whole

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lot of worrying going on with good
reason. I think about people in their

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images and their music getting stolen by
AI. And these people and their images

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who the people that own their own
image, they can't do anything about,

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or at least they haven't been able
to. So now there's legislation pending to

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protect the images and the sound and
thoughts of people who have been robbed of

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the value of what they have by
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So this is probably a smart thing
for them. I mean, they

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all get to put Paul Stanley and
Gene Simmons and I know who's what's it

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Right, you have this this thing
that came from your father and maybe your

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mother about hard work and doing things
the right way. And sometimes that is

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correct and sometimes it isn't. Because
when you work hard and you don't work

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on the right things, then you
won't get to where you need to go.

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So the important thing here is to
learn what it is that is the

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what what do you have to focus
on? Working hard is great, but

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working hard on the right things is
even better. And this kind of goes

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along with my philosophy. I suppose
maybe this suggestion. I'm considered a leader

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of thought. Okay, whether I
am or not remains to be seen,

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but it's nice that people think that
I'm a thought leader. You get these

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things, you must get them to
j in the mail or you get the

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email for what do they call them? It's not intellectual, it's it's something

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like thought leader, but it isn't
quite that phraseology. Nope, you kids

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say, I ever have I get
a stuff though for some reson you're a

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long way from that. And believe
me, there's nothing about the AARP that

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you can. You know, they
sell you lots of stuff, but you

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can you can find it pretty much
anywhere else as less money. Anyway,

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my admonition to you here is to
pay attention to how you're working and what

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you're working on. That as you
work, you're working smart and you're getting

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ahead, and you're doing the right
things, not working on the wrong things.

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All right, just think it through. That's the story here. That's

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where my head's at. Now,
let's talk about some people who are in

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the news, shall we. On
the Friday Good Day program. Bill Clinton

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has written a book called Citizen Clinton, Citizen My Life after the White House.

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He says that the book is going
to cover everything from his campaigns,

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his wife, his views on a
lot of things that are going on,

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like the January sixth insurrection, the
Iraq War. He did write a book

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what about twenty years ago that was
entitled My Life and so there. I

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think the news book new. They've
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It'll be out in time for Christmas. Yay I want to. I

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book them on Bill Clin and give
it to all my friends. So anyway,

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this is basically about his years since
he left the White House, and

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the stories are mostly other people who
have changed his life. So the people

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that he worked with probably going back
to visit and the book will do fine

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because Clinton is still popular. Yeah, this interesting read. Yeah, I

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think they Yeah, I agree with
you. You know, he's been a

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lot of controversy since then, the
whole business about Epstein. I guess he's

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going to address that in the book. And Okay, so he'll tell his

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side of that story. And you
know what, a lot of things happened

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through influence. But the old weathers
smoke this fire. Sometimes that's true,

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sometimes it's not, so you give
him the benefit of that. But anyway,

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he's going to tell the story,
and the books out in November,

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and YadA, YadA. Conan O'Brien
he had other works. He he co

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authored with James Patterson. We did
that's right, Uh huh yeah, actually,

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yeah, right. He's done very
well as ex presidents do. In

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terms of monetary I think he was. He and Hillary both get is it

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fifty thousand dollars a speech something along
that line, and they are, you

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know, both he and Obama.
Most of the recent presidents. George Bush

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never did it because he didn't need
the money, but these two. You

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know, when Clinton went into the
White House, he didn't have a penny

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to his name, and Obama,
yeah, I had a little bit,

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not much. So they all have
now at least a couple of hundred million

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bucks in bag accounts here and there. It's being the president's good business.

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It would appear Conan O'Brien is in
the focus. I could have put this,

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I suppose in the social media department
because his name is trending. You'll

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see the story all over the place
today. He's going to go back to

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the Tonight show, but as a
guest, Jimmy Fallon invited him to come

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back. So he's going to be
on next Tuesday. Those of you who

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are Conan O'Brien fans, he's doing
a HBO Max series called Conan O'Brien Must

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Go, so you know it'll be
him and the stuff that he's I didn't

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he I used to like the program
before they made it a half hour after

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he left and he did this show. If it was at Fox, where

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was it that he did. He
did another late night show and it was,

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you know, a couple of years
for jay Leno for that year old

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then all of the together, they
wanted to move the time and all of

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this stuff. Yeah, he felt
like it was going to kind of ruin

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what the show that he had just
left was doing, and so he opted

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out and jay Leno came back for
a short period. Yeah, he did

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not sabotage. You know, I
believe Leno when he says O'Brien said that

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he thought jay Leno sabotaged him and
O'Brien and jay Leno said he didn't and

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it was back of this kind of
childish and I've read it was more about

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the network, not jay Leno,
but it was the network this sabotage.

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Yeah, well because it wasn't didn't
work. It was awful. Yeah,

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John O'Brien was terrible in that role, awful, terrible. Jay Leno is

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not perfect. Johnny Carson was the
only really perfect one. But I have

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on the rake what is it raku
Roku roku. The house in California has

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Roku, So once in a while
I'll watch an old episode of Johnny Carson.

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They have on roku. And there
were three or four episodes on kind

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of like right after the other,
one after the other with Jay Leno when

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he was a kid with his black
hair and he was starting and Johnny Carson

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loved having him on. And then
when all of the controversy started. When

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he was retiring, he told NBC
he wanted David Letterman to take his place,

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and NBC said, nah, we
like Jay Leno better. So what

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did David Letterman do? He went
CBS and the rest, as they say,

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is history. But no, it
worked out for everybody pretty well.

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In fact, the only sad thing
we were talking about jay Leno earlier this

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week because his wife has to be
in a conservator ship situation. She's got

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kind of bad dementia. Looks like
yeah, yeah, some days she doesn't

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recognize her husband, some dashes her
own birthday. Yeah, all right.

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Here's another name in the news.
Derek Deerman. Mister Deerman is a convicted

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killer, been on death row in
Alabama. He said he does not want

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to delay justice anymore. Justice for
the families deserves to take place. He

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murdered five people eight years ago and
he says I'm ready to pay. So

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he apparently was interviewed this week,
and he said he mailed some letters this

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week to the governor of Alabama,
as well as to some judges and the

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Attorney general who were involved in his
case. He had been there was one

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group that put up the money to
appeal the convictions, and he says,

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nat, I don't want that anyway. He's only thirty six years old.

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He says, now is the time, yeah, for the victims and their

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families to get the justice they rightly
deserve and have some closure. So he's

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not told to victims came out and
it's all over the place in the news

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meeting now, so they must all
know. He says he's laid awake many

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nights thinking what would I say to
any of them if I ever had the

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chance the opportunity to say something.
And that's he said, the reason I

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made my decision to have my sentence
carried out. Words don't have any weight

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in this situation. The only thing
I would say everybody is that I'm sorry.

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So, man, how do you
even begin to try to figure out

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how these people who do these sort
of heinous things think or don't think?

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