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Welcome to the two seventeen Recovery Broadcast. If you don't make mistakes, you

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won't learn. With your host Corey
Winfield, you know how you know fish

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as bad as you can't put it
on pizza and special guests Justin Burke.

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I said something about that to our
master radio broadcaster and he said that even

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hear nothing. And Mitchell O'Brien,
I think to introduce people, you should

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tell them a little bit about a
little a little bit about ourselves. Got

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your ass. It is the twentieth
of June twenty twenty four. My name

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is Corey Winfield, and this is
the two seventeen Recovery podcast. Justin Burg,

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How are you fabulous? Mitchell O'Brien. I am doing awesome And you

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speak it today. I can't speak
a little bit more today. Nice.

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That's the first time I've heard that
one. I like it. Thank you

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me too. It was in early
putting in work. I see we have

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a recovery event tonight. So I
was making new intros for a podcast.

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I notice that every time I decide
to come in at the actual start time,

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for you never come in early.
And those are the days that you

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come in early. But every other
day, especially through the school year when

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I take my son to school,
I'm here like seventh three in the morning.

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Okay, I don't I've never seen
you here at seventh through in the

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morning. But if that's your story, you know, that's that's cool.

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Bro, it's at the cameras.
I don't have time. I'm too busy

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doing intros. No, but it
is our event today, and Mitch,

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you're gonna have a big role today. You're gonna be the mc MC.

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Yeah, you're gonna get up there. What are you gonna say? Hi?

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And then I think I was thinking
about this a lot. I'm gonna

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say welcome, and I'm gonna thank
people. Hi, welcome, thank you.

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It's the basis of what's gonna be. Are you nervous at all?

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No, No, I'd like that
list of people I'm supposed to say to

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be helpful. Well, I just
been talking with other people. I know.

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It's like, I love how when
you have something planning, you're like,

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I'm gonna get there, I'm gonna
do this. I'm gonna do this.

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And I was putting the intros together
earlier. I'm like, I got

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time for this. We're about to
do this podcast and then somebody comes to

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the office and it's like, Okay, that's the time I had allotted for

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the podcast. Yep, yep,
but we have to do a podcast.

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We haven't done one in forever.
I think the last yeah, two seventeen

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recovery podcast we did was it was
Marny and I from the Bedroom Part two,

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like on the ninth. So it's
been a minute, and I don't

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know, I feel like we should
at least talk about this event today.

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Yeah, for sure. We have
free tacos for people who come to see

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of the sober eats, or free
tacos for people who arrive. Yeah,

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and Northern Michigan Regional Entity actually supplied
us with funding to bring in sober eats

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and to make this event what it's
going to be tonight, and we're gonna

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film it. The second one it
wasn't film right. Well, I mean

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it was film right because you just
put a camera up and you hit record,

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but the way the speakers were set
up, it was just echo city.

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I was disappointed. Yeah, So
we're gonna go early today, like

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I don't know, maybe like half
hour to the original plan. We're gonna

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go over there a little early.
We're gonna set it all up. See

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what it sounds like. Run it
back here, not run out of the

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equipment back here, but just the
little cards or whatever. Then I say,

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stuff on and make sure everything's working
right, you know, because last

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time I was told, oh,
this is how you had it set up

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last time, and I was said, no, that's not and he's like,

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good it is, and I just
believe that. And it was not

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the way we set it up the
first time, because I said, I

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went to edit your guys' videos and
it's just echo city because the speakers are

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pointing, which I don't know why
you do that back to the stage,

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so like when people were on the
stage, you were getting an echo.

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That's weird. They don't even do
that at I don't know what was going

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on there. Why you would I
would want the speakers to go to the

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crowd, not back to the speaker. Yeah, the guy speaking or the

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woman speaking. I don't know.
I should have just put my foot down,

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but I was like whatever. It
was hectic a little bit, and

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it always kind of is. But
I think this time, this is our

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third one. I think it'll go
well. Corey Smoker, Matt Rei,

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Becky Roberta Karn and Melissa Case are
doing the recovery stories, which is like

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a little five minute story. It's
supposed to be three to five minutes.

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I went seven whatever. I kept
it moving though. You guys went I

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think two combined. No, mine
was like minute and a half. Oh,

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but I don't know. Melissa Case
took the training and it's something that

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we took two days on this,
and I spent eight minutes with you guys,

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do this, Okay, now do
it? So hopefully I kind of

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explained it better to Matt Corey Roberta
and I said, Melissa took the training

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with us, so she should be
dialed in on what she needs to do.

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But it's not our whole story.
It's just like a piece of that

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story that was pivotal moment for us
on our recovery journey, I guess you

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could say. So, it's pretty
cool to see people do that. In

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the first one, it was everybody
that actually went to the training, so

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we were like real pros on it
and stuff. You know what I'm saying.

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Obviously, Yeah, so thanks for
knowing that, Mitch. It was

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pretty good. And then our message
of hope speakers and they go a little

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longer twenty thirty minutes, Luke leg
and Tim C and Tim C Man.

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He's been in recovery thirty some years. Yeah, and I would say he's

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one of the ogs because of the
recovery community in Traverse City. Not only

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because his initials are TC oh,
believe that, but because he's he was

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one of the the people that've been
around here, you know, that made

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the recovery community in Trevor's City kind
of what it is. You know,

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it's people like him and the people
with you know, twenty thirty years that

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were the first ones to come out
and be like, look, man,

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what's up. You know, I'm
sure there was like AA back in nineteen

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twenty or whatever that did the same
thing, but as the tide was changing,

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you know, it was it was
people like him that kind of put

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Traveror's City on the map. So
I think it's gonna be very cool to

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hear him talk. The pathways were
different back then too, just one thirty

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years ago. Yeah, So it's
it's neat that he's from the era where

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that blossomed from. Yeah, you
know, the roots. So yeah,

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it was around when like ed A
first started. Oh, I thought you

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were going to say around when Jesus
walked through before he got the idea.

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Actually, just like, hey,
I'm going to send you to Michigan and

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I'm going to need you to set
this up. Keep growing your hair just

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like mine. It's luxurious. Obviously
I'm sassy today. Obviously you are.

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Yeah, I got a new drop
on the board. I don't know if

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you can tell obviously, Yeah,
well Justin's waiting for his drop. But

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I don't know if I added it
to the board. Did I? Oh,

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I clearly did. I didn't know
that you added that one to the

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board. Dilaplicated, Yeah, I
heard that enough listening to the Tuesday podcast.

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That the Tuesday podcast he is referring
to is the Recovery Dance podcast,

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which we did start, yes,
and we have two episodes, and this

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last one we played a little bit
justin song. Though I created it for

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you, he wasn't able to be
there, but he still had a presence.

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Yes, he did. So it
was fun. We had a fun

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podcast that I had to work,
and next Tuesday, me and Mitch both

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have to work. Dang. So
it sounds like I didn't choose that,

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so dang, you know, I
have to work too, because I had

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to cancel my We're supposed to go
to some retraining thing. Yeah, I

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have canceled it because i'd work right, because you guys aren't gonna be here

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while we're inspiring people in early recovery
to do better with their lives. Well,

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I appreciate that, justin I'm sure
a lot of people do. My

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parents do. Probably now next week
we can even give a shot. We

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can try. I got this piece
of equipment here that should allow us to

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film ourselves, so we can always
do that. So we won't do it

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Tuesday morning. The Recovery Dad's podcast, so check it out Recovery Dads dot

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com. It's three dudes in recovery
talking about stuff three Dadsy and you guys

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have another podcast too, like all
these podcasts are just breaking off. Ye

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white knuckling It yep, which is
white knuckling It dot com. You guys,

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how's that going great? We just
dropped episode two. It helps when

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you hit the record button on the
podcast. Yeah, or beginning of all

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right, boys, guys. Sounds
cool. Yeah, my mom really,

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My mom asked me if I paid
for that voice guy every day Monday,

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Friday, every day, and I
told her who it was. She was

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like, wow, he's got a
really good voice for radio. I'm like,

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well he should he only did it
for like twenty years. He's married,

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mom, Yeah, settled Down's she
must be drinking again. It's just

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kidding, but not really. How
do you? I mean, that's gonna

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be tough though you go to have
and I have family member that doesn't have

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a problem, even though like sign
one, two, three, four,

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five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, they're there,

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all the signs, everything right there, and I know I can do about

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it. It's tough out of my
control. I mean, I'm not saying

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that your mom has a problem,
and I'm not. I have no idea

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person. I've heard her talk though
to you on the phone. Yeah,

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actually has a few her moskets,
little loose. Yeah. When I first

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heard her, and this is,
you know, no offense, I guess

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I cringed because I thought about the
times I would call my buddies drunk.

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I had nothing to do with your
mom. I just was like, oh

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my god. And I had a
friend tell me he quit my fantasy football

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league because he was tired of me
calling them every Sunday morning. He said

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it would be four nine o'clock and
he's like, and you were already trashed,

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just talking shit, and we didn't
want we didn't want to be part

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of that. I'm glad I didn't
know a trash Winfield. Oh man,

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I'm sure, I just but I
cringe because I'm like, oh my god,

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is that what I sounded like?
Because the way you talk now,

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I could only imagine what you'd be
like trash. They called him three Sheets

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to the Windfield. No they didn't, but it just I don't know.

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It's like one of those things that
a I can't go back in time and

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change any of it. No,
but I don't think i'll ever forget it,

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you know, like I don't know
exactly. And I'm saying that,

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like I don't remember these conversations that
I had, and I was like,

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you're tight end sucks or hold on, that doesn't sound good whatever they're talking

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about, like you tight end.
That's why I didn't take them. You're

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tightening stinks clean that thing. Wow, you see in the news. You're

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tight end got busted the other day. I keep going, if you want

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me, dude, all right,
So but yeah, so I don't remember

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exactly what I said, but I
know what I said a lot of stupid

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things, you know, but you
remember what they said about what you do?

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Yes, yeah, and you know
that's one of those things that again

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you can't change, but you can
never do it again, right, you

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know? And by being sobd that's
something that I have going for me is

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I'll never do that again. I
might call some people and be like,

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man, you break my toilet.
Not with your tight end, but you

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know, if you're like doing someone's
floor and you drop the toilet and you

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break it, you know, and
I could be pissed about that. But

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so does that thing seven balls at
one time? Though, dilaplicated, So

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does that thing really flush seven pool
balls at one time? Have you tried?

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Yeah, your new throne, you'd
have to get septic tank friendly pool

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balls obviously. Can I hear to
drop after you talk? Or does that

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that makes sense? I could have
just said that, I guess yeah,

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now, yeah, the toilet we
got, it's stated or have known to

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flush seven pool balls at once?
Now your pipes, I'm not sure how

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they're going to handle that. I
would think not, well, you know,

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it's so the seven at one time. Just when you first said that,

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I was like trying to do a
fly or something. I was busy

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doing something else and my head went, why would you? I saw a

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pool in somebody's backyard was like a
beach ball blown up. I was like,

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why would you try and flush those
billiard ball? It took me,

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it was like an hour and a
half later, and it just popped back

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into my head. I was like, oh, you guys were gone,

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we're talking about it anymore. Okay, obviously that's for those people that take

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the extra large poops. Yeah,
obviously, like like I would. That's

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so I don't use our restroom here. Yeah, restroom here is horrible because

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it it's vented into my office and
it's right next to where I sit.

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Yeah, I just I don't know. It's cute little office though, love

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it, But that's the only down. You know, what's better than I

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guess not having a to because then
that would suck. You have to,

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yeah to go pee? You know. Well well and realistically, I mean

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the office space that we have is
probably the best office space we looked at

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out of all the offices. Yeah, God put us here, man,

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Yeah, I didn't want this and
were like, no, this is great,

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this is perfect and you're like nope, and I don't want a little

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backstory. You know, when we
were looking to open the two seventeen recovery

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center, I was going out at
first and I was meeting with this realtor

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guy, and he was taking me
around and showing me these places. He

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was taking me to the shittiest places
once he found out what we were trying

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to do. We were trying to
open a recovery center, and he's like,

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you're gonna have meetings and stuff in
there. I was like yeah,

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so in his mind he's thinking dirty
basement, like that's what he was thinking.

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I swear, because every place he
took me to sucked. She was

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dirty. Like the one over there
off Guarfield here in Ches was horror horrible.

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floor, like someone got murdered.

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Yeah, it had a big room
that you could use as a meeting room,

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but that's it. I had some
little lass offices that didn't make any

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sense, like off to the side, and I'm like, which that that

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would have been horrible. Yeah,
And then he's like, well, I

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got this one place over here,
and I didn't want to look at it.

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I'm like fine, So justin and
Marnie came with on that one and

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they walked in and they both were
like, love it. It's nice and

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clean, which it is, and
it's perfect, and I'm like, it's

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not big enough. Where we going
to put that. We're going to put

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this and the things we do here, you know, we help people start

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meetings and let them run the meetings. You know, there's other places,

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other recovery community organizations, and this
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they have their staff lead the meetings. I think you guys do host a

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meeting, but if we get so
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meetings, then you guys won't run
meetings anymore. You know, like that's

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it's kind of there as a place
older or whatever. But yeah, it's

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pretty cool to watch people kind of
grow and blossom. And some people struggle,

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you know, they don't know how
to promote their meeting, and that's

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something that we kind of help them
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to do it. You know,
like we'll share the flyer but once in

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a while or something on Facebook,
but that's not going to get people through

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the door. You got to be
talking to your friends, talking to people

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that you know, you know to
like, hey, come to my meeting

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and have fun and recovery. It's
fun to be able to watch people grow

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and stuff like that. It's pretty
cool. But yeah, finding this place

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was something that God definitely led us
to. And right across the street is

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you know, Addiction Treatment Services,
and we work great with them and well

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with them. We love them people
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it's a good little partnership that we
have that when we come together, it's

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just it's about fun and helping people
grow. So couldn't work out any better.

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Man. The price was great and
Jill or Landlord, she's awesome.

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You know. She cut us break
too when we moved in because we didn't

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have no monies. Fixed our today? Yeah, is it fixed totally?

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Uh? It works. Oh,
I think he's coming back. I think

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the handle is still a little sticky. Yeah, he said he's coming back

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to get his torch or something like
that. We'll reheat that thing up and

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readjust it. It's still sticky.
Insurance Yeah, like for that torch.

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I was like, what take my
microphones off to my car because you seen

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Nope, Mitches doesn't cover personal property. Sorry, Mitch, Sorry homie.

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No, I was gonna say we
should compare shopping experiences for the event that

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we've had. Okay, how was
yours my shopping experience? Yes? I

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believe you started on Father's Day?
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, well

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that wasn't I mean, that was
kind of for the event. But it's

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for me, my own money's but
I'm going to use it for the company,

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right, but yeah, it is
horrible. I'll read you. Let

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me, I'll read you the response
I sent it to Mitch. I don't

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think I sent it to you.
No, you did it. Okay.

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So I ordered this camera, right, and instead it was going to be

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here on Tuesday. I'm like,
sweet, and it's like Christmas morning,

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you know, you're like waiting Holliday. And then it's like, said I

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was delivered. I'm like, Mitch, we got to find this camera,

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and nope, it wasn't delivered.
Like we see the FedEx guy walk in.

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He just has an envelope that's it, which was a warranty card which

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I opened and I was like,
okay, well that's cute that I got

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a warranty card, but where's the
camera. So so it was delivered.

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I'm like, hmmm, it's like
I spent all this time tracking this down.

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Talk to Amazon, their department over
there in the Middle East. I'm

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talking to that guy. He's like, well, let me put it through

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to them, and then they write
me back and we're like, oh yeah,

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we don't actually have the camera in
stock right now. So I'm like,

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so, you just sent me a
freaking warranty card. Don't you think

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you would like reach out to me
and say, hey, missing the camera

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buddy, just hang in there,
we'll get it to you. Like they

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said nothing. So I was really
pissed off about that. So this dude

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like writes me and he tells me, hello, thank you for contacting us.

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We do apologize for the inconvenience this
has caused and the way you when

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understand how important this is for you. We're following up on your concern with

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one of our purchasing departments to get
an ETA, which they've been They had

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told me like that all day the
day before, and he brought me this

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on Wednesday. Once we receive word, we'll update you as soon as possible.

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Feel free to let us know if
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you for your patience and understanding.
We value your business. Sincerely, Rommel

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l Okay, that's the most generic. Yeah, and he had sent me

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like they had sent me pretty much
the same thing before, and we'll let

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you know in like eight pm.
I'm like, I must have missed the

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update, and that was the response
to my I must have missed the update

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the next morning on Wednesday, so
I replied, hold on, prepare yourself

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this great. Oh it's a Winfield
reply. It's going to be great.

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I enjoyed it, raml Oh,
I'm sorry if I gave the impressions of

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patients or understanding. The regret I
feel was caused by very basic expectations I

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had for the company who employs you
to deliver the product that I paid for.

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Sending me a warranty card and not
a message was the second mistake,

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and that created a lot of distrust
since the company who employs you and I

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did put that failed on multiple levels. We won't have this camera in time

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for our event. It's my understanding
that you read the previous messages and see

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I've requested a refund if the product
wasn't delivered today, which we both know

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it will not be feel free to
stop waiting to hear from whatever department you're

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checking with and process the refund.
Corey, No, thank you nothing,

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Nope. So yeah, so I
taught them a lesson, didn't I?

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Because then yesterday I went and I
bought a different camera because there was the

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five S two Well yesterday I went
and bought the five S two X from

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that same company and it's supposed to
be here today. Showed them until that

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warranty, just the warranty car shows
up, obviously, Well we'll see about

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that. Tyrone them because Tyrone bought
a car from a place here in Travers

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City and they did him dirty.
I was there with them and they were

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like, we do this whole inspection
on this vehicle. It is boom Like

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they basically said it was certified,
but they can't even certify a vehicle because

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it wasn't the brand they sell.
Another dealer told me they like, they

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can't even certify that, and I
was like, well I heard that.

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He told Tyrone that that's a certified
vehicle and he's like, they can't do

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that. And then Tyrone found out
they didn't even change then MF and Oil

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when he bought the car, so
then he took it back and he was

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going to give him piece of mind. I was worried. I thought Tyrone

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was going to go to jail.
I thought he was going to go stab

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somebody or something. He was so
mad. He goes up there and I'm

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like, all right, dude,
if you want to go up there with

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you, I will said, no, I got this Windfield, I'm gonna

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go up there. He goes up
there, and then I don't hear from

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him. Hour goes by, two
hours. I'm texting calm, he won't

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answer. I'm like, oh god, I remember that, like checking the

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jail, you know, like did
the Tyrone get in there? And then

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he finally responds, like, oh, Winfield, so I've been buying a

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new car. I'm like, oh
okay. So he went down the road

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and bought a new one. No, no, I bought a new car

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from the same place. I'm like
what. And then he sold the other

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car he had just bought like two
weeks prior, but he ended up taking

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a loss of like three grand.
So shady car salesman. Mmmmm. So

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he showed them though and bought a
new one from him. Yeah, doesn't

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even no, obviously, So I
showed them, didn't I Yep. Yeah.

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When I saw it was the only
one that would be like delivered today

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and I saw their name, I
was like, oh, should I do

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it? And I'm thinking, like
that guy in the warehouse or wherever their

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purchasing department, is he going to
see the name? Does he know about

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the messages or is it just Rommel
and this other lady who sent me the

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first message and they won't even see
the orders the coin. I think they

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farted on it and said make sure
this gets there on time. They purposely

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break it. I don't know.
Got you got your worst two times because

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now you've got no camera. Now
you gotta ship it bag still in back

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order. You got a new warranty
card though. So that's my shopping experience,

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justin what about your shopping experience?
Because you went because I sent you

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to a store that sells crafts.
Yes, and it's named after a basketball

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player yep, and maybe not.
It's a pretty common name. Yeah,

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So you went there to get this, yeah, like football case because we

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have a football that was signed by
brock Wright, who's the tight end a

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tight end for the Detroit Lions,
and they send us this football and it's

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autographs cool football. It's like a
lion football. It's like white and it's

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pretty slick. And so we want
to put it in the case because we're

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going to do a silent auction tonight
at the event. Recovery story is Message

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of Hope, Part three. Yeah, And so I said, justin,

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get yours over there and get this
yeah, you know. And we kept

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talking for a little bit even after
that, and I finally left and I

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go out to the car to go
to the store, and the radio comes

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out like it always does, obviously
to our local rock station, and they

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were doing their little pop up audio
game, and I'm like sweet, Like

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I didn't even hear the beginning of
it, what You're gonna want or nothing.

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I automatically knew the clip like two
second cons in, so I call

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in if I even leave the parking
lot, and won me some concert tickets

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okay to Matchbox twenty and smash Mouth. Ooh, where guy's dead? Who

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smash Mouth singer? Well, I'm
really not worried about smash Mouth. He's

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not an all star, no more, no no alcohol got his ass yep,

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rest in peace, bro. See
even if you got money, some

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people think, And I'm glad I
didn't have any money. I'm glad I

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drink my money gone, because if
I would have had more, I wouldn't

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have got help. I would just
would have ruined everything. I mean,

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I couldn't imagine being like a celebrity
having all this money. Yeah, and

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I'm surprised more don't die well.
I think a lot of them do,

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but they label it as other obviously
yea. And then they or they they

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switch on with a clone. Yeah, our higher ups in the government loaning

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people. That wouldn't surprise me.
Wasn't Lindsay Lohan's supposed to be a clone

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or something? Avril Levine? Oh
yeah, why, like you're gonna pick

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all people, Avril Lavine, Let's
get her. I'm just a scanner boy,

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see you later. Boy. That's
just that's where song sounds like to

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me. She'll do one for the
fun Page, right next to bad Girl.

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I do want to do another song, though, but I just can't

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remember the name of it or even
how it goes. But it was like

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women run the World? How if
you hear me or something? I'm like,

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what like, I like, it's
just I hear these songs and I

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just say, okay, but a
white guy can't say that song. No,

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obviously they can on the phone page
obviously. Yeah, obviously. Best

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part is if I want to do
that drop, I can just do it

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obviously, like Corkquid hitting the drop. Obviously. No, well that's cool

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man. You get some Matchbacks twenty
tickets A good fan. You know who

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the lead singer is, Rob Thomas, there you go, good giant.

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You know who the drummer is?
Nobody knows, but the basis no,

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no, nobody really knows rust of
the band rhythm. No Rob Thomas.

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I would just answer that to all
of them. Stephen Stephen Jones, No,

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no, But I like Matchbacks twenty
When the first came out, yeah,

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I thought they were good. I
also kind of wondered, like what

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happens to those bands? Because hey, people think it's cool to be in

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a band. Do you think it's
cool to be in a band justin would

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you love to be in a rock
star band? Like, sure, it

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would be fun for a tour or
two, But about seventy did you mention

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you have the Rolling Stones just touring? Just hearing dor dorm Darren aarnermer darn

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dorm, Darren Arner. I can't
get no. I would lose my mind

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because you know that song every show
times a billion. Oh, it's like

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hearing that doorbell. Yeah that maybe. Oh go see if I got my

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warranty card signature. I'll try not
to tribute this time. I'm coming.

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I want to. He'll hear that
and think it was Justin. Wh's up?

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Man? Just think it's up?
And he's like, what's up?

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Man? After the FedEx I walked
in, here is the guy I'm coming.

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Three says later, just what do
you guys keep this in the in

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the actual show? Dude? I
think we shouldn't. I want to seeing.

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I think Justin would mess with me
and just hand me then below these

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not I don't think you would.
He said, it's something I heard.

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Get a noise on the floor.
There, drop something. I can stay

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there, it's fine. Oh wow, I got two boxes there you go,

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Yeah, and an envelope. Balance
it right there on all the other

408
00:29:17.279 --> 00:29:21.400
stuff on my desk. There.
We have this problem. Well, if

409
00:29:21.400 --> 00:29:26.920
I had a staff, that'll be
nowhere going that obviously. Yeah, all

410
00:29:27.039 --> 00:29:33.039
right, my warranty card sweet oh
no, oh, they didn't send me

411
00:29:33.039 --> 00:29:37.039
a warranty card for this one.
No, probably one of the boxes.

412
00:29:37.599 --> 00:29:41.759
Are we still recording? Yeah?
Oh sweet? Yeah, well nonsense while

413
00:29:41.799 --> 00:29:45.240
you were gone, But nothing too
crazy. This is part of the event.

414
00:29:45.440 --> 00:29:48.119
Yeah, so it looks like we
do have some equipment. Maybe I

415
00:29:48.119 --> 00:29:51.559
don't know. There's two boxes.
It does say beach Camera forty years trusted

416
00:29:52.279 --> 00:29:56.039
since now we're gonna get Ordan free
publicity. Forty years is how long it

417
00:29:56.119 --> 00:30:00.240
takes to get the stuff that you
order. Yeah, that's what that means,

418
00:30:02.680 --> 00:30:10.200
like a little free pub We're gonna
do an unboxingding unboxing recording. Here's

419
00:30:10.279 --> 00:30:15.359
what we do. First. I've
watched one of those for my toothbrush because

420
00:30:15.359 --> 00:30:22.799
it was so high touched boxing video
toothbrush. I don't even have a drop

421
00:30:22.880 --> 00:30:26.160
for that. Justin well, there
was no pictures in the instruction, so

422
00:30:26.400 --> 00:30:33.680
I threw the instructions away and watched
a video off YouTube. You see,

423
00:30:34.000 --> 00:30:42.799
No way see that doesn't surprise me. But I watched a YouTube video on

424
00:30:42.880 --> 00:30:48.440
how to use my podcasting board.
No, got your ass. I don't

425
00:30:48.480 --> 00:30:55.400
even know look up how to turn
off back channeling. Yeah. No,

426
00:30:55.559 --> 00:30:59.400
I can't say nothing because I still
trying to set up my new one at

427
00:30:59.440 --> 00:31:03.960
home. Too, your knew what
you ordered another one? What are you

428
00:31:03.000 --> 00:31:07.559
talking about board? What do you
mean another one? Well, you had

429
00:31:07.759 --> 00:31:11.160
the one at home, but you
ordered a two for at home? Yeah.

430
00:31:11.640 --> 00:31:15.720
Oh, because I do so many
podcasts from home. The last two

431
00:31:15.759 --> 00:31:19.279
podcasts I've done from home were off
of the app. No, well it

432
00:31:19.440 --> 00:31:23.960
was the app and it was the
wireless mics all for your phone. Yeah,

433
00:31:25.039 --> 00:31:29.000
because I didn't have my studio setup. Oh, because I'm kind of

434
00:31:29.039 --> 00:31:33.079
had to redo it. What board
did you have before the new one at

435
00:31:33.119 --> 00:31:36.359
home? Just the one like you
got? Yeah, the Roadcaster Pro.

436
00:31:36.599 --> 00:31:41.920
What's you gonna be doing with that? On two of them? Kind of

437
00:31:41.319 --> 00:31:45.799
Okay? I want to I want
to office in home home. I want

438
00:31:45.880 --> 00:31:51.480
to talk about purchasing some stuff.
I asked about that, and he told

439
00:31:51.519 --> 00:31:56.079
me to just go ahead and buy
the two because the one doesn't do anything

440
00:31:56.119 --> 00:31:59.200
anymore. I see. To me, it's like a classic car. It's

441
00:31:59.240 --> 00:32:01.599
easier to work on. It really
is. It's simple. It's basic.

442
00:32:01.799 --> 00:32:09.200
It's bam. The blasic recording button
is a lot bigger and brighter. It's

443
00:32:09.279 --> 00:32:15.000
it's larger and brighter so you can
see when it's not on. That's true.

444
00:32:15.279 --> 00:32:17.720
That does matter it's not like eighteen
different things lit up. You get

445
00:32:17.759 --> 00:32:22.039
confused which one's supposed to be recording
a podcast and which one's not. I

446
00:32:22.079 --> 00:32:24.599
don't have to worry about buttons turned
golden ship. That's good now. The

447
00:32:24.640 --> 00:32:30.400
frost works works fine. I like
it. Yeah, I wish I had

448
00:32:30.440 --> 00:32:34.640
the voice modulating capabilities, so I'll
probably get it too eventually. But if

449
00:32:34.680 --> 00:32:38.519
there's one that's you know, in
close proximity, that's that's available for purchase,

450
00:32:38.640 --> 00:32:40.759
I can always take it out of
your check. I was going to

451
00:32:40.799 --> 00:32:45.359
ask you about that, put it
in my check. Think about top Franklines,

452
00:32:45.799 --> 00:32:52.920
about what they sell for the ones
two frankliness. I love to see

453
00:32:52.960 --> 00:32:55.640
one at two hundred dollars. Could
you find that for me? And I'll

454
00:32:57.000 --> 00:33:00.000
let's bet one hundred do let's bet
two franklines on this. Yes, I

455
00:33:00.119 --> 00:33:08.599
just made two hundred dollars, manch
you take that off my total. You

456
00:33:08.640 --> 00:33:20.160
know's there's gonna be a paycheck reduction
fee. Yeah, maybe, well,

457
00:33:20.440 --> 00:33:22.000
I don't know. We do have
to get busy now. And I know

458
00:33:22.079 --> 00:33:25.559
we kind of were messing around like
it's a fun Friday, but we did

459
00:33:25.680 --> 00:33:30.160
want to do a podcast before the
event today and kind of get people inspired.

460
00:33:30.240 --> 00:33:36.759
Hopefully camera talk did that justin winning
concert tickets? Have someone today?

461
00:33:37.920 --> 00:33:40.720
I don't know. I like that
because we were in the mood. We're

462
00:33:40.759 --> 00:33:44.920
already having fun in recovery. We're
going to go there because it didn't take

463
00:33:44.960 --> 00:33:46.720
work to set it up, but
to get in the mindset now it's good

464
00:33:47.359 --> 00:33:51.720
and then get excited and go from
there. Yeah, because I think I

465
00:33:51.759 --> 00:33:53.680
need to make new intros for people
too, because I think that because there

466
00:33:53.759 --> 00:33:57.440
was a couple that were like,
did it in soft? And I think

467
00:33:57.480 --> 00:34:01.799
they all need to be in the
same genre of like WWE walking music.

468
00:34:01.839 --> 00:34:06.319
You don't think so you think like
Roberto's should be all pretty and soft like

469
00:34:06.400 --> 00:34:10.000
that. I guess if you're feeling
it different than go with it. But

470
00:34:10.199 --> 00:34:14.920
because it would make one of them
the one yesterday for Corey Smoker, hers

471
00:34:15.079 --> 00:34:16.599
is like insane. She was kind
of upset because you couldn't hear the lyrics

472
00:34:16.599 --> 00:34:22.079
because it's death metal. But I
think that's the funny part of it.

473
00:34:22.400 --> 00:34:24.559
Well, she's not even to hear
it unless she gets there on time.

474
00:34:24.840 --> 00:34:31.760
Right, Oh, she's gonna have
set up today and she should be there.

475
00:34:32.039 --> 00:34:37.199
We don't forget things around here.
Yeah, kind of our little booties

476
00:34:37.199 --> 00:34:38.960
over there now. But yeah,
yeah, but thanks for listening, and

477
00:34:39.519 --> 00:34:43.239
we'll do a recap at some point
too. But if you're coming to the

478
00:34:43.280 --> 00:34:46.000
event tonight, it's going to be
fun. Seven thirty eight South Garfield Avenue

479
00:34:46.440 --> 00:34:52.880
is the address of the Travers Grand
Travers Event Center. Four o'clock is when

480
00:34:52.880 --> 00:34:55.239
the tackle Truck's going to start serving
we have on the fire. The doors

481
00:34:55.320 --> 00:34:59.559
open to five, but I'm pretty
sure they'll be open at four when the

482
00:34:59.599 --> 00:35:02.320
Tacko Truck starts and you can come
in, get your seat, and we'll

483
00:35:02.360 --> 00:35:07.360
hang out talk a little bit.
And at six o'clock is when the show

484
00:35:07.440 --> 00:35:09.719
starts, and it'll be over it
by eight. So it's not like a

485
00:35:09.800 --> 00:35:14.360
whole long night of stuff, you
know. It moves along pretty quickly,

486
00:35:14.440 --> 00:35:17.480
and we have silent auction with the
Detroit liance well, but there's also some

487
00:35:17.719 --> 00:35:25.639
stuff that Kim Ryan and Marnie went
out and got some stuff to raffle,

488
00:35:25.840 --> 00:35:30.960
some other stuff for the silent auction. But it'll be pretty cool. So

489
00:35:30.039 --> 00:35:36.159
if you want to come have fun
time, support a recovery community organization and

490
00:35:36.440 --> 00:35:39.639
people in recovery, feel free.
It's a free taco. Yeah, free

491
00:35:39.719 --> 00:35:43.960
tacos. You can't beat that.
Man, can't be done. So,

492
00:35:45.199 --> 00:35:46.599
yeah, they are good. I
gotta pay them more money. It's reminded

493
00:35:46.679 --> 00:35:49.840
me, so I'm gonna go do
that and get to the list of my

494
00:35:49.880 --> 00:35:52.000
things before this thing starts, and
make sure we get it all set up.

495
00:35:52.360 --> 00:35:55.920
Anything else, guys, see out
there, See you another time later.

496
00:35:57.280 --> 00:35:59.559
I told you, obviously,