Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
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Speaker 1: out who listened from afar, our latest news and bruise
Speaker 1: there at the BJ's and Huntington Beach was a great
Speaker 1: time had by all.
Speaker 2: It was a lot of fun, it was, and it
Speaker 2: started early too. I mean that place was pretty packed
Speaker 2: by you know, by the first commercial break at place,
Speaker 2: there was not a seat to be had. So yes,
Speaker 2: thank you for everybody who came out. Driving home was
Speaker 2: a was absolute nightmare?
Speaker 1: Was it?
Speaker 3: How long did it take?
Speaker 2: It took just under two hours to get home? Oh,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, Which is I mean? I had plenty of
Speaker 2: stuff to listen to. I could listen to The John Show,
Speaker 2: which I did for a while, and then there were
Speaker 2: moments when I just wanted just the silence.
Speaker 3: So you didn't listen to our show, the podcast.
Speaker 2: Like our show, to be honest, I did. I did
Speaker 2: listen to the very first part of it because I
Speaker 2: was like, I don't know, because I don't get to
Speaker 2: hear I mean, we hear each other, obviously, we hear
Speaker 2: what the people that are there, but I don't know
Speaker 2: how it translates. Does it sound as loud as it
Speaker 2: actually is in the room?
Speaker 4: Did it? Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah it was. It made me smile.
Speaker 3: Oh good, that's great. Okay.
Speaker 1: Well, Helene has hit northwest Florida, unleashed dangerous weather conditions
Speaker 1: across multiple states in the southeast. She has weekend to
Speaker 1: a tropical storm as it rips through Georgia this morning.
Speaker 1: Is still causing life threatening flooding in Atlanta and power
Speaker 1: forget about it for millions.
Speaker 2: Yeah, four plus four and a half million, I think
Speaker 2: is the latest number that I saw on the power
Speaker 2: outage websites. About a million in Florida, a million plus
Speaker 2: in Georgia. The Carolinas are also being hit, and as
Speaker 2: far as Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, they're all seeing at least
Speaker 2: tens of thousands of people without power.
Speaker 1: One hundred and forty mile per hour WINS. This is
Speaker 1: the first known Category four storm to hit Florida's Big
Speaker 1: Bend area since records began in eighteen fifty one.
Speaker 2: We wanted to play for you a little bit of sound.
Speaker 2: Governor Ron De Santis has been very busy. I saw
Speaker 2: him in a news conference at about eight o'clock last
Speaker 2: night or eight o'clock hour time, and he looked wiped out.
Speaker 2: I mean he'd been doing three or four press conferences
Speaker 2: and been keeping up on everything. He's out now, standing
Speaker 2: out and doing interviews with TV networks.
Speaker 4: In under very partly cloudy skies.
Speaker 2: I mean, it looks beautiful in terms of what you
Speaker 2: would expect a normal Florida, you know, mid September day,
Speaker 2: late September day.
Speaker 4: But the storm surge they're still dealing with.
Speaker 5: We saw storm surges in many parts of the west
Speaker 5: coast of Florida that exceeded what we saw in Hurricane Idallia. Overnight.
Speaker 5: As soon as the storm, as soon as it was
Speaker 5: safe to do, and even in many cases probably wasn't
Speaker 5: perfectly safe to do, search and rescue operations were conducted
Speaker 5: to help people that were in distress. We've had thousands
Speaker 5: of missions successfully completed in the over night hours throughout
Speaker 5: the state.
Speaker 2: And like you said, just to the north of that,
Speaker 2: the Governor of Georgia, Brian Kemp.
Speaker 6: We're responding to critical assets as we speak. We've got
Speaker 6: multiple hospitals in South Georgia without power. Backup generators were
Speaker 6: knocked out, responded to nursing homes, and then we know
Speaker 6: we still have people trapped in homes that we're trying
Speaker 6: to cut our way into right now. So we had
Speaker 6: a really a hard hit storm across a wide part
Speaker 6: of our state.
Speaker 1: The pictures out of Atlanta are nuts, like full cars,
Speaker 1: submerged cars, fully submerged there in the neighborhoods, people in
Speaker 1: windows in homes on the first floor with buckets trying
Speaker 1: to get all the water out of that first floor.
Speaker 3: It's just in Sante.
Speaker 2: You see the weather guy, one of the reporters on
Speaker 2: the storm save a woman out of a submerged car.
Speaker 1: No, but I did see the man and the dog
Speaker 1: get saved by the coastguard. No.
Speaker 2: This so this guy's doing a stand up out in
Speaker 2: front of a flooded creek or something like that, and
Speaker 2: a woman tries to cross this road, loses control, the
Speaker 2: car actually starts to float a little bit, and she's
Speaker 2: rolled down her window a little bit and is screaming
Speaker 2: for help, and the guy is kind of he's doing
Speaker 2: this thing where he's looking at the camera. He's like,
Speaker 2: well you and you could clearly hear the woman screaming
Speaker 2: and she's it's hard to tell the judge the distance,
Speaker 2: but she's maybe one hundred yards away behind him, and
Speaker 2: the camera catches the whole thing, and he's like, I'm
Speaker 2: you know what, We're going to be right back, and
Speaker 2: he takes his ear piece out and throws it back
Speaker 2: to the studio.
Speaker 4: Cameraman keeps rolling.
Speaker 2: The guy walks over in chest deep water basically to
Speaker 2: the car, is able to get the woman to roll
Speaker 2: the wind. He couldn't open the door because of the
Speaker 2: pressure against it, got her finally to feel comfortable rolling
Speaker 2: the window down, and then basically gives her a piggyback
Speaker 2: ride over to where the camera was set up, you know,
Speaker 2: so that where he could she could stand and everything.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, that's cool.
Speaker 4: It's very cool. I don't know if.
Speaker 3: Chris Adler saves somebody last.
Speaker 2: Week by rolling in chest deep water just to get
Speaker 2: to the.
Speaker 1: No, somebody got into an accident and was hurt pretty badly,
Speaker 1: and she took some sort of first responder class years
Speaker 1: ago and put that into action and waited with the
Speaker 1: guy till first responders got there.
Speaker 2: See, that's why it's always good if you see a
Speaker 2: KFI reporter out in a bottle.
Speaker 3: Well, Steve Gregory won't save you. He'll keep driving.
Speaker 2: Nobody'll probably tell somebody to say, although Steve Gregory did
Speaker 2: save me one time years ago and my car SHOPPINGI
Speaker 2: sushi or something, and.
Speaker 1: I got I was no my my news vehicle broke
Speaker 1: down in a sketchy area. So he came with He
Speaker 1: came over and just waited with me until Triple A
Speaker 1: got there.
Speaker 3: Oh, I know. We really are a good people here
Speaker 3: at KFI. We do have a it's dangerous.
Speaker 2: We are going to get updates throughout the day, of course,
Speaker 2: from not only the death toll from Hurricane Helene now
Speaker 2: Tropical Storm Helen, but also the ongoing problem that are
Speaker 2: going to be cropping up, not just in Florida and Georgia.
Speaker 4: We just found out that a flash flood.
Speaker 2: Emergency has been issued for areas around Lake Lure in
Speaker 2: North Carolina. They say the dam on that lake is
Speaker 2: likely to fail. They confirm that there are concerns residents
Speaker 2: should evacuate immediately. Lake Lure is in Rutherford County in
Speaker 2: North Carolina, one of many counties that has seen several
Speaker 2: inches of rain as the storm passes through.
Speaker 4: It appears I have.
Speaker 2: To double check this, but it appears that the river
Speaker 2: would run towards Asheville, North Carolina. If you know where
Speaker 2: that is, sort of in the the western part of
Speaker 2: that state.
Speaker 4: It's obviously something we're going to update throughout the day.
Speaker 7: Hey, what's up, Garyan Shannon. This is a sermon from
Speaker 7: Catalina Island. I just want to thank you guys for
Speaker 7: coming to Huntington Beach for the news and Bruce. It
Speaker 7: was so cool that even Ironman showed up. Hey, Richie
Speaker 7: Vienna's el.
Speaker 4: So great.
Speaker 8: Happy Friday, Gary and Shannon. Yesterday to day was such
Speaker 8: a total blast. We brought two new friends who got
Speaker 8: to be new fans of you guys. Hey, and I
Speaker 8: gotta tell you, I think I'm still hungover, because you know,
Speaker 8: when you start drinking.
Speaker 4: At nine, we don't encourage it.
Speaker 8: It just kind of goes on till the rest of
Speaker 8: the day. Anyway, Thanks for the news and Bruise. Sorry
Speaker 8: Gary that you live out in this stupid desert, that's
Speaker 8: all right.
Speaker 4: And you had a bed drive, that's all right. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I did make a joke our next news and Bruise
Speaker 1: is going to be at Promises in Malaco, and people
Speaker 1: started booing.
Speaker 4: Renee was the one.
Speaker 2: Who brought me those two giant cans of hard mountain dewkes.
Speaker 3: You get into any of that, ye, No, I did not.
Speaker 4: I did.
Speaker 2: I was shied away from it. Maybe maybe tonight when
Speaker 2: I don't have to wake up in the morning. But
Speaker 2: I showed one to my son. I showed it to
Speaker 2: my son because I was laughing with him about it
Speaker 2: a couple of days ago, and he was like, WHOA, that's.
Speaker 4: The biggest can I've ever seen.
Speaker 3: Pretty big.
Speaker 2: This is a twenty four ounce can. Yeah, liquid death
Speaker 2: bar together. Also not again and play the truth box.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: So New York Mayor Eric Adams arrived this morning at
Speaker 1: federal court in Manhattan to surrender to authorities. This was
Speaker 1: a five count indictment that we reported to you yesterday
Speaker 1: on fraud, bribery, corruption charges. The FBI seized his phone
Speaker 1: yesterday before the charges were made public, but he was
Speaker 1: not immediately taken into custody. He's accused of soliciting illegal
Speaker 1: campaign donations from foreign entities, falsifying paper trails to cover
Speaker 1: it up. As part of the plot, he allegedly defrauded
Speaker 1: taxpayers for ten million dollars over the past decade, frequently
Speaker 1: took free or steeply discounted vacations bank rolled by these
Speaker 1: foreign entities.
Speaker 2: There's an interesting aspect of this case that it's being
Speaker 2: criticized by both Republicans and Democrats. Mayor Eric Adams recorded
Speaker 2: a video on Wednesday night after the indictment was announced.
Speaker 2: It hadn't been unsealed yet, but he talked about I
Speaker 2: knew that when I stood up for you New Yorkers,
Speaker 2: that they would they where they are, the evil, they
Speaker 2: they would come after me.
Speaker 9: Always knew that if I stood my ground for all
Speaker 9: of you, that I would be a talk. I have
Speaker 9: been fighting in justice my entire life. That fight has
Speaker 9: continued as your Mayor, despite our police, when the federal
Speaker 9: government did nothing as it's broken immigration policies, overloaded our
Speaker 9: shelter system with no.
Speaker 4: Relief, he said, that's when they came after him. Now.
Speaker 2: Claudia Tenny is a congresswoman from New York and she
Speaker 2: says this is proof that this Department of Justice, she's
Speaker 2: a Republican, that this Department of Justice is broken.
Speaker 10: It is interesting that most of these charges are eight
Speaker 10: years old. Why weren't they prosecuted and done then? Because
Speaker 10: the Democrats needed to have him win an election. They
Speaker 10: needed to have.
Speaker 4: Their guy in office.
Speaker 10: Now they don't want their guy in office because why
Speaker 10: he stood up to President Biden. This is a dirty
Speaker 10: doj Merrick Garland is a dirty cop running a very
Speaker 10: dirty dootech.
Speaker 2: So wait a minute, so they agree that they're both
Speaker 2: saying that this is retribution for Eric Adams vocally opposing
Speaker 2: Biden immigration policies.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's a little conspiracy theoryes. I think people are
Speaker 1: being quiet about this, like Hakeem Jeffries, Chuck Schumer, because
Speaker 1: they all know that they have gotten kicked back somewhere along.
Speaker 3: They all do to say, well, they all do the
Speaker 3: same stuff.
Speaker 2: In fact, I don't know if it's possible for you
Speaker 2: to keep your nose clean as a politician at a
Speaker 2: certain level.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think you're absolutely correct.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 2: They also have been saying that the guy waiting in
Speaker 2: the wings now. Mayor Adams has not said if he
Speaker 2: would resign. At least he said he won't resign.
Speaker 1: The governor said she's thinking about considering the possibility of
Speaker 1: removing him, a power she does have under state law.
Speaker 2: And she's the only one right. It's not like the
Speaker 2: City Council in New York or whatever would be able
Speaker 2: to vote to oust him.
Speaker 4: It would have to be the governor.
Speaker 2: And Andrew Cuomo, the former governor of the state of
Speaker 2: New York, may be eyeing the position if it does
Speaker 2: in fact open up.
Speaker 3: Kathy Hochel, this is what she said yesterday.
Speaker 1: I expect the mayor to take the next few days
Speaker 1: to review the situation and find an appropriate path forward
Speaker 1: to ensure that people of the city are being well served.
Speaker 1: So she's kind of putting the ball in his court.
Speaker 1: Hey step down, but he's been defiant says he won't,
Speaker 1: so we'll see how that goes.
Speaker 2: The latest on the Sean Combs stuff is pretty amazing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the feds are zeroing in on those wild parties
Speaker 1: that he would have and the people that went to
Speaker 1: them who knew what.
Speaker 2: Also, keep in mind, we do know that this several
Speaker 2: terminals at the ports of la and Long Beach are
Speaker 2: closed because that truck that flipped over with the batteries
Speaker 2: on it, So we will keep an eye on that.
Speaker 4: You can obviously pay attention to.
Speaker 2: KFI traffic throughout the course of the day as we
Speaker 2: get more details as to when the CHP is going
Speaker 2: to be able to move that thing.
Speaker 4: If they're going to be able to move it.
Speaker 2: But they did say late yesterday they said that that
Speaker 2: bridge could stay closed for somewhere between twenty four and
Speaker 2: forty eight hours.
Speaker 1: That's going to make a big issue with the supply chain.
Speaker 3: That port is very, very busy.
Speaker 1: Well, people are talking about what they saw at Ditty's parties, right.
Speaker 1: Doctor le Joyce Brookshire was a former publicity director at
Speaker 1: Clive Davis's Arista Records, found herself working with the Superstar
Speaker 1: roster at Ditty's Bad Boy Entertainment. She said, my spidy
Speaker 1: senses were always on high alert at these parties, and
Speaker 1: I know that there's no safety after a certain hour
Speaker 1: when you've got drinks flowing and people behind your back
Speaker 1: doing drugs, and bathrooms and two or three people walking
Speaker 1: out of a bathroom together. So could there potentially be absolutely?
Speaker 1: Did I see it?
Speaker 3: No? I never stayed at a party late enough to see.
Speaker 4: If you think about the wide.
Speaker 2: Net that the FEDS have cast here in terms of
Speaker 2: talking just talking to people, fifty witnesses that they've interviewed,
Speaker 2: three hundred warrants that they have served, obviously that's well
Speaker 2: beyond the word of the ten or twelve women or
Speaker 2: so who have accused him of sexual abuse in these
Speaker 2: lawsuits that have been filed since last fall.
Speaker 1: They say the authorities are pursuing him with the same
Speaker 1: racketeering laws that took down the likes of John Gottie
Speaker 1: and James Whitey Bulger, that they are very much treating
Speaker 1: this matter like a mobster case.
Speaker 2: Several witnesses who worked with this guy worked with Diddy
Speaker 2: have been in meetings with federal prosecutors. Obviously, well you
Speaker 2: read into that that they are trying to protect themselves
Speaker 2: from prosecution by offering up all of the information they
Speaker 2: can on this guy. At least one sex worker is
Speaker 2: supposed to testify in a potential grand jury proceeding. As
Speaker 2: to whether others are going to be charged or more
Speaker 2: charges are forthcoming, the prosecutors have only said that this
Speaker 2: is still a very active case.
Speaker 1: I can't take anything off the table. Anything is possible,
Speaker 1: says the US attorney there.
Speaker 3: Oh Man, I would be very worried if I knew,
Speaker 3: if I was privy to any of this going on.
Speaker 2: Prosecutors trying to paint a picture of this guy as
Speaker 2: a top racketeer I mean to the point of using
Speaker 2: some of the same charges that they have used, the
Speaker 2: racketeering charges. That is that if you've been used against
Speaker 2: guys like John Gotti and Whitey.
Speaker 3: Bulgem and so much better when you say it, but.
Speaker 2: I mean, and he's staying in the same prison that
Speaker 2: those guys were in your face. They have talked about
Speaker 2: a video that could potentially be shown as well expected
Speaker 2: to be a key piece of evidence an incident captured
Speaker 2: on security video.
Speaker 3: This is the one that we saw, Yeah, when Cassie.
Speaker 2: Ventura was running down the hallway at the Intercontinental Hotel
Speaker 2: here in la before he catches up with her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we talked about it at the time. Who knew
Speaker 1: about that video? Who sold it to him for the
Speaker 1: fifty grand or what have you?
Speaker 3: I mean, is that is that against your law?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: But if you work at a hotel, and let's say Vegas,
Speaker 2: because just in terms of the number of bodies that
Speaker 2: go in and out of hotels in Vegas on a
Speaker 2: regular basis, that's probably one of the most visited cities
Speaker 2: in all of the United States from all over the world.
Speaker 2: The security videos that they have in some of those
Speaker 2: hotels must be absolutely bonkers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So.
Speaker 2: What are the policies when it comes to hotels in
Speaker 2: Vegas and what they would turn over to police and
Speaker 2: what they wouldn't well.
Speaker 1: And how much can you be bought and sold for?
Speaker 1: And are you even following hotel policy at that point?
Speaker 4: Is there a price?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Is there a price?
Speaker 2: Do you go to alleged naire Duwell that's caught on
Speaker 2: security doing a security camera doing something and it's not
Speaker 2: just like you're drunk to the point where you're barfing
Speaker 2: on yourself in the fifteenth floor of the Mandela Bay Hotel,
Speaker 2: haven't we all? It's that you've done something like physically
Speaker 2: assault somebody like he did, committed a crime, and then
Speaker 2: they go to you and say, hey, listen, mister Colmbs,
Speaker 2: we saw what happened on the fifteenth floor, and if
Speaker 2: you don't want it to get out and you ever
Speaker 2: want to come back to this hotel again, you're going
Speaker 2: to have to you know, well, we have a program
Speaker 2: that you could enroll in that a series of perhaps
Speaker 2: monthly installments to make sure that this tape never sees
Speaker 2: the light.
Speaker 3: I don't think they go to him.
Speaker 1: I think he calls his underlings and says, find me
Speaker 1: any sort of tape that could exist of what happened
Speaker 1: in that hallway and bring it to me and you know,
Speaker 1: pay whatever you need to do to get it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but that is because then there's plausible deniability from the
Speaker 1: hotel of I don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 4: Who had that video, who knew it, who sold it?
Speaker 8: Who?
Speaker 2: Hey, speaking of late in the show today, we're going
Speaker 2: to do what you learned this week on the Gary
Speaker 2: and Channel.
Speaker 1: Oh yes, let us know what you learned this week.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's going to be about the plan to blow
Speaker 1: up mice to save the albatross.
Speaker 4: Or that octopus can punch. Yeah, octopuses can punch.
Speaker 1: The octopi news this week was well received many people.
Speaker 2: I didn't realize there was that much of a fascination
Speaker 2: with octopuses.
Speaker 3: They're very smart, Yes, they're very smart.
Speaker 4: And you run.
Speaker 2: We did discuss this theory that some scientists believe that
Speaker 2: they're alien, like they did not come from this planet.
Speaker 1: Ooh no, we did not discuss Oh well that sounds
Speaker 1: a little bit fast just in my head.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, let us know on the talkback feature on
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Speaker 2: us a message, or you can, of course send us
Speaker 2: an email gas bag at iHeartMedia dot com. Interesting a
Speaker 2: couple news stories, the Israeli military says it carried out
Speaker 2: an airstrike on this central headquarters of Hesbelaw in Beirut,
Speaker 2: the most powerful yet scene in the Lebanese capital this
Speaker 2: last year, leveling four entire buildings and setting up a
Speaker 2: massive billowing cloud of smoke. At about the same time,
Speaker 2: by the way, Israel's Prime Minister Benjaminett Yahoo was speaking
Speaker 2: at the UN in New York and said that his
Speaker 2: nation will continue degrading Hesbela until its objectives are met
Speaker 2: along the Lebanon border. Death.
Speaker 4: I was to say something bad. What were you going
Speaker 4: to say?
Speaker 3: I was just going to point out that I have
Speaker 3: nail polish in my purse.
Speaker 4: Great, that's exactly what I was going to get into.
Speaker 3: Well, because we were going to talk about chroming.
Speaker 4: Oh oh that and.
Speaker 3: You could huff this. Wow, it's one of the options.
Speaker 2: I would not choose that color to huff simply because
Speaker 2: it would show up around my nose if I accidentally
Speaker 2: got it too close to my naries.
Speaker 1: Jacob, will you huff this nail polish so we can
Speaker 1: see what happens?
Speaker 4: Oh, well, color is it?
Speaker 1: It's it's called fuchia fever.
Speaker 4: Yeah, why not?
Speaker 3: All right, I'll bring it in.
Speaker 2: Chroming is the huffing. Apparently, chroming is getting high via
Speaker 2: inhaling hydrocarbons by misusing a variety of legal products think
Speaker 2: permanent markers, aerosol, deodorant, nail polished, metallic paint, computer duster,
Speaker 2: carb cleaner, paint thinner, gasoline, and hairspray. A doctor is
Speaker 2: a professor of emergency medicine at University of Pittsburgh School
Speaker 2: of Medicine and said that the term chroming comes from me, Oh,
Speaker 2: it's pretty bad.
Speaker 4: Are you high?
Speaker 1: You kind of looked like that that NFL coordinator niff
Speaker 1: and blow off.
Speaker 2: I forget Chris Forrester. Yes right, the chroming crazy, isn't it?
Speaker 2: Term comes from the after effect of inhaling metallic paints
Speaker 2: that are sprayed on a rag and then you hold
Speaker 2: it up to your face and it leaves a chrome
Speaker 2: or metallic residue on your face. Sounds great if you
Speaker 2: inhale via nose or out directly from the container or rag.
Speaker 2: And they said that people have been inhaling fumes for
Speaker 2: centuries that in and of itself is not new, but
Speaker 2: a lot of times we get bumps in this Inhalin's
Speaker 2: abuse peaked in the nineties. It's been down trending over
Speaker 2: the last two decades, but they said in recent years
Speaker 2: experimentation has been on the rise again.
Speaker 3: What kind of high is this?
Speaker 4: What does it?
Speaker 3: Let's see here. The short term effects.
Speaker 4: Little light headed.
Speaker 1: They can be immediate, last a few hours, similar.
Speaker 3: To those of rout you do yeah, uh oh, well
Speaker 3: stop sniffing it.
Speaker 4: That's enough time to close it.
Speaker 1: Similar to those of alcohol intoxication. There may be a
Speaker 1: mix of euphoria with lightheadedness, clumsiness, slurred speech or disinhibition.
Speaker 1: Also nausea, vomiting, cardiac issues. No diarrhea though, Jacob.
Speaker 4: Oh that's good.
Speaker 2: I don't throw up though, you don't really no, so
Speaker 2: I'll be okay. Cardiac arrest is probably in an eleven
Speaker 2: year old is probably one of the reasons why you
Speaker 2: wouldn't want to do this. Yeah, I've also seen.
Speaker 4: The distin.
Speaker 2: This is not a medical show by any means, but
Speaker 2: I've seen the intervention show.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, where they discuss the hard watch.
Speaker 2: It's usually alcohol or drugs, but every once in a while,
Speaker 2: they'll get into somebody who's got esoteric in inhalent chroaming
Speaker 2: thing and it destroys your brain right quickly.
Speaker 4: I mean you're a vegetable quickly.
Speaker 1: Oh god, all right, coming up next, kids, don't do that.
Speaker 3: Do we have any good stories on our horizon today?
Speaker 4: Yes we do, we do.
Speaker 3: Look at that. Keana found us a nice story.
Speaker 4: Which one.
Speaker 1: Oh well, they But we'll talk fire when we come
Speaker 1: back to Gary and Shannon.
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