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all about the drive, it's not bTB would fire pizza

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and grill on the mall at Grease Ridge always a

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great place. Yes, look there's probably only one more game

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in the Knicks Pacers series. Yeah, you know, if you'd

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like to get some if you like to get some

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friends together, hey, fifty TVs and at least there if

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you're a Knicks fan, Hey, you're not commiserating that they lost,

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you know. But I would even say this, and we

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haven't said this about BTV, but I think it's a

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nice place even for a date night. It is, you

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know what I mean. Times Yeah, but I'm saying like

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even sometimes i've had a I have not done the

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dating scene. I haven't, but I've been backed up.

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Speaker 2: That's why Jamison, you are having problem.

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Speaker 1: Could be you could be back by, could be that's

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true Fairport cover so the uh yeah. But some people

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will say, hey, let's uh, you know, love to meet

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for coffee, which is usually like a prelude to a

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date thing. And I'm like, you go to bTB. You

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could get a bunch of their delicious happening. Could you

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could keep it casual enough on a first Yes, you

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know what I'm saying, right right? You can get your

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you know, your Tinder on there or whatever you're doing.

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I don't even know.

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Speaker 2: Proaly, For years, I didn't realize that coffee was epim

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euphemism for something else. I thought it just bent coffee.

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Speaker 1: So did I what does it mean?

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Speaker 2: Well, apparently, like I've just learned that it means, like,

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you know, coffee.

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Speaker 3: I'm like, no, I thought it was just coffee. The

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wonder I turned off all these women over the years.

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I thought they wanted to get coffee. I said, coffee.

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Apparently it's a euphanism for sex. I didn't know this

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with whom I guess, like, well, on television, that's what

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they've said. Like I've seen several shows where they've discussed this,

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and I'm like.

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Speaker 1: I don't know, I found that hard to believe. No,

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I found like the day coffee was a safe meeting.

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Yeah I don't. Okay, all right, good, I'm with you.

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But what I'm saying is go to bt B. And

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by the way, they have you.

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Speaker 2: Can avoid that euphemism altogether.

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Speaker 1: The longest happy hour. Yes right. They have a delicious

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brunch Father's Day coming up. Make those reservations. It's made

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to order brunch, which is great. They have another Nineties

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brunch coming up. They have the music trivia. You can

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check out all the stuff that's going on at bt

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see it on their website bt b r oc dot com.

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And don't forget early August. You get the m eighties

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and the Zach Bryan tribute band.

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Speaker 2: Wow.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's gonna branch it out. It is. It's gonna

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be fun. It's gonna be fun. They do a lot Matt.

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Speaker 2: And tribute ban Zach Attack. I'm for to that.

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Speaker 1: The but it's all their bt B. The food is fantastic,

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the atmosphere is perfect. Seriously, family date, long term dating,

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date night Football, brand New Night Basing Football, Joey Bosta, Knight, whatever,

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it's gonna.

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Speaker 3: Be park of like whatever you want for like food,

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that's it and break bTB withou fire pizza and grill

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on the mall at Grease Ridge.

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Speaker 4: Affirmations are positive statements that help bust the challenge and

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overcome when you're not feeling good and have negative thoughts.

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Speaker 2: So repete after me.

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Speaker 4: Come on everyone, there is no one better to be

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than myself.

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Speaker 1: Myself.

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Speaker 4: Today is going to be an amazing day.

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Speaker 5: Today is going to be an amazing My feelings.

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Speaker 1: Matter, I get but see, okay, yes, tank, you go ahead. No,

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I have no problem with this. I think it's okay,

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it's good. But what were we always told us kids

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Like I've used to always make this joke, like you

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tell a kid if you have a conflict, somebody walk away,

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let's put her hands on them. Walk away. And then

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when you're talking to your kid and they walk away

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and go where you.

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Speaker 6: All go and get back here, do not walk away

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from me?

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Speaker 1: You know the same thing? Or how about well, my feelings,

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I don't give a shit about your feelings like that

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would be my that would be my thing.

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Speaker 2: I think that my feelings matter. Thing gets a little

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carried away because it's it's almost like a sense of

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self worship and self like it can, I mean, it

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always gets carried away.

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Speaker 1: Your feelings matter truth.

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Speaker 2: Give me a break about your truth. I don't want

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to hear about your truth.

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Speaker 1: Well, I don't even know. I don't hear about your

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feelings even know what my truth is?

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Speaker 3: Right, that's that's the point.

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Speaker 1: My feelings matter, Like feeling sad matters. But there are rules.

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Why am I feeling sad? And how can I reframe

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this to feel better?

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Speaker 5: Said?

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Speaker 3: What's wrong?

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Speaker 1: Billy? Yeah?

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Speaker 2: I shot my best friend in the head to drive by.

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Speaker 4: My family loves me so much, so much, said dad.

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I care about others.

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Speaker 1: I care about others.

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Speaker 4: I learned from my mistakes.

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Speaker 3: I learned from my mistakes.

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Speaker 4: Now we know some new affirmations that we can choose

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and learn to say. So next time you need a

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little inspiration to help you have more of a positive.

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Speaker 1: Da come on, dankay Dan, this is you, all day long,

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positive affirmations.

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Speaker 2: Right, No, no, smart enough dog call people like me.

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Speaker 1: Now listen, there's a lady that might need might need

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doggyland in the affirmation.

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Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, all I'm saying with these affirmations they can't

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go on checked. You gotta just you know, well, you

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got to keep it real once in a while.

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Speaker 1: I think that, but also saying I care about other cultures.

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You know. Look, you're gonna grow up and something's gonna

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trigger again. I don't know, all of a sudden, you're

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gonna go what happened to Doggyland went to the dogs? Uh?

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This is this is a story that when I first

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heard it, I laughed, Do you remember when you and

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I worked together? I was coming into work and I

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stopped at Wegmans, and I was a little early that day,

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and I'm walking across the parking lot and I hear, hey,

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are you Bill Moran? And I kind of like made

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my sphincter a little tight because it's the Wegman's East

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Avenue and it's just like you know, pitch black, yes,

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sort of the middle of the night. And I go, yeah,

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it was a guy from Channel ten. He goes, we

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got this story that's come out. The story was the

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Karen Klein story. Yes, do you remember where.

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Speaker 2: The kids they made fun of around She's still alive.

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I don't know, but they made fun around the bus.

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Speaker 3: They made fun That was That was one of the

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first major GoFundMe accounts that was started.

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Speaker 2: They raised like over one hundred thousand dollars.

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Speaker 1: Oh, I thought it was closer to maybe it was.

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Speaker 2: Maybe it's more than that.

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Speaker 1: I think it was damn close to a million.

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Speaker 2: It may it may have been. Yeah, and the rest

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of us are, Okay, who else can we get to

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get made fun of them to raise money?

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Speaker 1: But the kids were kind of rude. Yeah, I mean

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we were playing back audio of it and we stopped

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it at when one kid was talking. She was hard

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at hearing, so she couldn't hear well, and she was

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the bus monitor. She couldn't hear well. So I don't

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know what she was gonna do. Older lady just trying

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to make extra money. Let's just put it that way, Okay,

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older lady trying to make extra money. Probably grandmotherly and

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nice and was working with kids. Middle school kids get

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on the bus and they're doing things like what's your

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brass eye? Triple Sag and I fucking Tommy and I

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we could breathe. We kept rewinding it going that, We're like,

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who is this kid? That was fantastic? That was the

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greatest diss ever. Triple Sag Wow, we have a similar situation.

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Speaker 2: We found out it was Pete Davidson.

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Speaker 1: We have a similar situation in this story right here. Whoops,

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I apologize. Bord a Memorial Day flight out of Sanford.

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Speaker 6: Orlando, Sanford Airport police arresting this woman, Christy Crimpton, who

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they say repeatedly hit a child on a plane. She's

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charged with felony child abuse. Child Mind's Ashlyin Webb explains

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what witness is say led up to the woman being cuffed.

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Speaker 1: Okay, beats a kid, Okay, her kid. I don't know,

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we don't know. I didn't think it was her kid. Okay,

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Well I have to listen and see what we can

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deduce from the story. But here we go.

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Speaker 5: Airport Poolie say they arrested her at the gate after

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the pilot requested for law enforcement. This arrest report says

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it all started with the child calling the woman fat

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and miss piggy, fat.

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Speaker 1: And miss piggy. He called her fat and miss piggy,

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and she not having none of that. She had to

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keep it real, and she had to keep it real.

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Speaker 2: And this is what keeping it real wrong. Well, that's

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a plait.

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Speaker 3: No, No, I don't like people playing enough phone.

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Speaker 2: So Tanisia head to keep it.

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Speaker 1: Really, this is where even a real way back. But

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she or gone wrong. She yeah called her. Now, it's

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not triple sag, it's not that high quality of a diss.

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But miss piggy and fat.

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Speaker 5: Christy Lee Crampton was set to be back home from

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her family's Disney World vacation. Instead, she made her first

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appearance in front of a Seminal County judge.

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Speaker 2: The happiest place on Earth.

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Speaker 1: Well, oh yeah, expensive, spend a lot of money, spend

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more money than you think you're trying to get on

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rides gets hot, gets sticky, their lines along. Sometimes you

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don't get the fast pass. Or if you're not rich

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enough to have an escort that'll take you, you can

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pay I think it's like five hundred bucks a day

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and you can have a private chaw for just get

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you right everywhere, They get you in and then everywhere.

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Speaker 2: No, I couldn't do it.

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Speaker 1: And so but this lady I saw her picture, attractive woman, portly, Okay,

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you know, look, she lose thirty pounds. She'll let you

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be high.

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Speaker 2: I'll tell you what, man, terrible.

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Speaker 1: Isn't that terrible?

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Speaker 2: Yeah?

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Speaker 1: I looked at her because I want to. I was

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expecting something like obese. She's not.

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Speaker 2: Okay, she's not.

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Speaker 5: Tuesday charged with felony child abuse. Allegiant Flight twenty eight

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eighty five to Haggerstown, Maryland was set to take on

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from Orlando Sandford International Airport just before two pm Monday,

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but according to this arrest report, Crampton and witnesses on

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the plane tel police the child called Crampton fat and

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miss piggy, telling her she couldn't fit in the airplane seat.

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Speaker 1: I mean, now, I don't know how old this kid is,

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so I don't know. Maybe the kids got defiest disorder

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what they call it o DC. I don't know, he's

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just oppositional defiant disorder. Odd you dealt with.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, I'm slap you with the face.

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Speaker 1: So you call her fat, miss piggy and you can't

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fit in the sea, you fat ass miss Piggy.

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Speaker 5: That's when witnesses say Crampton began hitting the child with

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her fist.

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Speaker 1: I know, right, we laugh, we laugh, but she but

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she fucking had it Disneyland, all this stuff. She punches

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the kid with the fist, but that's not all, and then.

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Speaker 5: Hit him on the head with a water bottle.

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Speaker 1: Oh okay, now that can hurt. Yeah, yeah, water bottle

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because it doesn't give right away, No, especially if they're aluminum. Right.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 5: Then, the report says she slammed the child's head into

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the airplane window.

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Speaker 2: She turned to Jackie Chan.

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Speaker 3: Went Crampton, went, Compton on some little boy, going, you're

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down with old d D and make fun of me.

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Speaker 5: The child used his arms to cover his head. Airport

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police haven't said how old the child is.

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Speaker 1: He's fifteen. I've gotta think like I'm thinking this kid's

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around eleven or.

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Speaker 5: Twelve, but Crampton told police the child was very rude

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and disrespectful during their trip to Disney, and then after

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the child called her fat, she took his phone away.

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She claims he then pushed her arm off the armrest

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twice and that's when she began smacking him. But police

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and witnesses say she went beyond typical disciplinary actions, one

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witness saying the woman was not correcting the child, she

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was abusing him. The report says the FBI was notified

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because it happened. A report granted the woman a ten

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thousand dollars bond. Reporting in Sandford, Ashland Web Channel nine

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Eyewitness News.

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Speaker 1: Okay, Now, there have been many, many, many jokes over

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the years about black moms. I wanted black mom would

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do when you acted up? Yes, oh yeah, Sinbad had

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a old he did a whole set. Yeah, Sinbad did

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a whole set on his mom. And the thing is like,

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maybe that was bad, right, probably yes, I can okay,

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but should we be interfering with someone else's parenting? And yet,

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at the same time, it would be hard to sit

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there and see a woman punch a child. Maybe she did,

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maybe she didn't, but that's what the witness punch a

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child with the closes fizz hit him over the head

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and his etiquette. I shouldn't even laugh at this, but

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it would be hard to watch that.

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Speaker 2: No, I think thirty years ago she would have got

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a standing ovation.

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Speaker 1: Well, see this is where I go old school news school, right,

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old school new school, old school new school old school me,

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is you shut up on the parent, you're the child,

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blah blah blah. New school would be Jamison kind of

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telling you how he's feeling and realizing, if I want

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to get the most out of somebody, I need to

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speak their language. What do we say about great managers?

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Great managers know what right, Yes, what they're what makes

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their employees tick. With me, that that's the love language thing.

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So I had.

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Speaker 2: Manager's job is to notice. My brother's job is to notice. Yes,

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little baby boys acted up. She decided to fix them up.

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And of course some white parrot with a cell phone.

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Oh no, we can't have this, no we no, this,

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this needs to be reported. I went off with my

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mother one time, ten years old.

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Speaker 3: God had to save me.

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Speaker 2: I'm serious, guy had to save me.

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Speaker 1: I don't know what happened.

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Speaker 2: I just woke up.

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Speaker 1: Everybody's laughing, and he made millions off this bit. This

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kid couldn't he's got a story. His head was bounced

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off a plane.

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Speaker 2: I was ten years old.

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Speaker 3: My father had left town, you know, and we're from

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the Midwest, from Michigan.

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Speaker 2: You got to cut the grass every Saturday. That's just automatic.

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Because you ain't got no lawn. You're gonna cut something.

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Speaker 1: Go out there and cut somebody's along, but you're gonna

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cut something on Saturday. My father was out of town

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and my mother was cool.

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Speaker 2: Now I remember the father said cut the grass. Well,

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he ain't his.

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Speaker 1: I don't know why it came out.

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Speaker 3: It was just a manly thing that was down here says, try.

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Speaker 1: It, try it.

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Speaker 5: Messrup you almost tall as her.

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Speaker 1: She can't do nothing to young.

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Speaker 3: If I had known then what I know now.

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Speaker 2: I wouldn't just try to walk.

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Speaker 1: I tried to just walk out of the room, out

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of backdoud ooo.

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Speaker 2: I turned my back on my mother. I heard a

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sound come out of her that I had never heard before.

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Speaker 1: He obviously put like, yeah, some effects on the microphonther

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or something. Mess me up. I turned around. My mother

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was growing.

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Speaker 2: He was a thick can with for wooping on a chest,

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and cake was blowing in.

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Speaker 5: The wind behind him.

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Speaker 2: A golden belt came.

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Speaker 1: Out the sky yellow.

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Speaker 3: But he would be one god but fellow.

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Speaker 1: All right, you see what I'm saying. Like Sinbad just

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asn't aside. I remember people getting comics giving him a

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lot of ship, and I always enjoyed Sinbad. And I

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remember sitting down because he was clean.

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Speaker 2: Was it that was?

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Speaker 1: I don't know. Hackey was the thing a lot of

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people said, like easy stuff.

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Speaker 3: He was mainstream because because he was hooked up with Cosby, right,

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because a different world was where he really broke out,

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and it was a Cosby production, and Cosby was big

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on like the you know, your your comedy has to

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be clean, even though like the the war was out

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about Cosby and what he was doing with women.

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Speaker 2: Even then, all right, it's so clear enough, right we.

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Speaker 3: Got him, got him right, and so like because so

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Sindbad got the rap for being one of because Cosby

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like told, uh, Eddie Murphy, you know you got to

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clean it up. Eddie burs not like a clout and

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go so the mother for good night. You know, it's

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like not all I do, mister Cosby, you know.

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Speaker 1: But h called Richard Pryor after he goes Cosy fu

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Field got me.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, tell Conrad go fuck him to.

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Speaker 1: But Sinbad and I remember sitting down with his bad health.

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I think he had a stroke. Okay, and now and

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you can see some stuff. It's unfortunate because I thought

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he was very talented, very enjoyable.

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Speaker 3: And I remember sitting down as a family on HBO

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watching Sindbad Duke stand up. Yeah, because my father knew

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he was clean. I'll let you guys watch and we

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were laugh because he was a Baptist. He grew up

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in a Baptist church. We were Baptist, so it was relatable.

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Speaker 2: It was funny.

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Speaker 1: So but my the the reason for playing this something

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because I could remember seeing probably that HBO specially you're

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talking about, and then sitting with him at the now

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defunct Montreal Omni Fest and having just a great conversation,

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and I go, boy, he's such an enjoyable guy. It's

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such great energy. Positive. It's unfortunate whatever health wise he's

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dealing with. But that was a bit about your mom.

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And there were a ton of comics and usually I

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don't mean the stereotype or even sound. I don't think

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it's racial. Maybe I guess, but black moms weren't putting

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up with shit, you know. And I mean there's even

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who was the one who did the bit. It is

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like I went, I remember going over to my white

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friend's house and mom says, uh.

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Speaker 3: Oh, was Eddie Murphy talking about like when he was

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a fresh air kid in Rochester?

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Speaker 1: Was it?

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Speaker 3: And he said he mentioned it on the HBO special.

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They didn't even know that this kid had become a comic.

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All of a sudden, they realized Eddie Murphy was in

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their house.

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Speaker 1: This is somebody going over to hang out with their

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white friend. They go over there, and because they said

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something like the bit was.

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Speaker 2: I remember when I.

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Speaker 1: Went back and I said, they got sandwiches with the

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crust off, right. But then then but then he's like

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one kid. His mom says, you know, hey, can you

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come down here and pick up your I'm just giving

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an example, pick up your backpack bringing up to him.

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I'll get it later. And I remember sitting and you know,

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I'm sitting there waiting and waiting and waiting, and nothing happened,

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you know what I mean. Right, So I'm just telling you,

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like there was a difference in like those you know,

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those kids were right, And now you've got somebody on

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a plane who does something right. I don't know what I.

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Speaker 2: Think that The issue here is.

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Speaker 3: We're at a point now where somebody had to do

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something because if anything han't forbid happened to this child,

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like he had a brain damage or something like that

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on the flight and nobody. Now it's a liability issue, Okay,

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so everything's liability. So now like a flight attendant's got

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to report this or they can lose their job. Now

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it comes you know, cover or you know what I know?

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So that I think that's why, But how.

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Speaker 1: Like how I always wondered like this with my dad

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because I never thought about about it too much, But

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like I put far powdered to his coffee, right, and

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he was embarrassed, and it became a big family thing.

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This is now that you beat your child, I'm assuming

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it's the woman's child. Maybe maybe it's an adopted child,

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maybe it's a cousin and nephew. I have no idea,

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but she beat somebody. I would assume that his family,

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and at some point everybody else in the family is

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gonna know it, and one of those holidays gonna be like,

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and what happens when you get like uncle Bill walks

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in the room and comes up and behind the kid

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goes looks like your mom lost weight, you know what

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I mean? Or or gives him this piggy puppet for perstas,

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you know what I mean? Like, what happens? What goes on?

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And can you ever repair that dynamic? Mom went to jail, right,

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Mom went to jail. And you didn't do anything, but

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in a way you kind of got some power, Like

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you didn't cause her to go to jail. You said

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what the kids say, it was pretty shitty of you,

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But I don't you know, mom had to pay ten

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thousand dollars to get out of jail. I just what

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it is.

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Speaker 2: I feel for the mother in this situation.

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Speaker 3: I do too, And I know you have to maintain

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the power dynamic.

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Speaker 2: You're the mother, that's the child.

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Speaker 3: You can't let the kid MFU because they'll continue to

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MFU for the rest of his teenage life until you

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send that message clearly. And that message just said clearly

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she went to jail for it. My father would be

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that situation. I don't care if I go to jail,

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I don't care. My father had a phrase he goes,

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I don't care if my kids hate me, but man,

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they will respect me.

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Speaker 1: Well.

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Speaker 3: I know what's best for them. And if I got

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to go to jail to protect them, I'll do it.

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I don't care, and I'll maybe this mother doesn't care.

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I mean, I'm sure she carried when she had to

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put up ten thousand dollars bond, you know, to get out.

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Speaker 1: It's clearly somebody had hit the end of the rope. Yeah,

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the end of your rope. I I and and it

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doesn't make it right, and it doesn't, but there is

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something like you got to know that somewhere along the

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line she's going up the aisle or she's getting off

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the plane. Some of my guy goes, got your back,

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you know what I mean? I feel your pain? Yeah,

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I feel you yeah, you know? Oh yeah, I.

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Speaker 2: Mean like, think about Jameson's fifteen.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, he's like he's.

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Speaker 2: Taller than I.

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Speaker 1: He was like six what about sixty one?

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Speaker 3: Okay, so imagine a six to one MF and his

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mother yeah like that, what are you supposed to do?

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Speaker 1: Nothing? And I don't know that he h yeah, I

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don't know. You know.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, she had to send a message, yes, and that

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message came with her fist. Man, and then for good measure,

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she slammed his head. I gets that window in the airplane.

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I understand why the flight attendant's got to call the cops.

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Speaker 2: But you know what, you know what it's like, Chris Rockwood.

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Speaker 1: If I'm not saying that they should have.

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Speaker 2: Killed it, but I understand.

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you're sitting in the row, it's like the mother and

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child right next to you, and you see this sit

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like I'm doing, Man, get.

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going to be if you do that what I was

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thinking about this phone. Do you remember your little game

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boy and shut up?

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one of your friends get in trouble like you're elementary, go, yeah, kindergarten,

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first second grade, somethinghere like that, and you're like, shit,

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I don't want to do that. Yeah, I don't want

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to be like I remember, like I remember the teacher

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work in it.

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Speaker 1: Or I remember Simon Belgrave and Nathan Briggs, I can

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remember their names. They bought glue at the school store

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I'm like, man, you know everyone across this bitch, right,

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she was nutty.

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