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Speaker 1: An update on his story we talked about a while back,
Speaker 1: this out of the UK, the pervert paramedic.
Speaker 3: What was his perverted move? Wasn't he? He had multiple
Speaker 3: in a house?
Speaker 1: He did one, I think multiple perverted moves in multiple
Speaker 1: locations with multiple female colleague Yeah. Thirty two year old
Speaker 1: Gavin Boa was fond of showing his Boa and bombarding
Speaker 1: his female colleagues with unsolicited well deep picts and such.
Speaker 2: And it's never a good idea because there's always a
Speaker 2: pick for proof.
Speaker 1: Then there was the time one of his female coworkers
Speaker 1: asked him to move an ambulance out of the way,
Speaker 1: to which he responded, if you show me you're.
Speaker 2: That's also probably not a good one to do.
Speaker 1: This guy is the HR departments. Oh godis child for
Speaker 1: what not to do. He even pulled some of these
Speaker 1: shenanigans in front of patients with his coworkers.
Speaker 2: It's just, you know, I think at one point, I
Speaker 2: think that he rubbed the breast of a patient, or
Speaker 2: that might have been a different.
Speaker 1: I think that's a different one. Well, this guy was
Speaker 1: in court over the last few days to you know,
Speaker 1: account for these accusations. He managed to avoid any kind
Speaker 1: of prison time and simply ordered to do one hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty hours of community service.
Speaker 2: Did he get suspended or lose job?
Speaker 3: He's not going to be working there. I didn't think so.
Speaker 2: And you know what, any of our medics or you know,
Speaker 2: fire staff or fire firemen and women listening, they're glad
Speaker 2: too that he's gone because he's he's a bad apple.
Speaker 2: You know, every every job has you know, a few
Speaker 2: bad apples, and that guy, at least he's out of
Speaker 2: your field.
Speaker 3: Now, Kevin, would you move the ambulance please? Exactly?
Speaker 2: Yeah, and thank you to all you men and women
Speaker 2: for all you do. Seriously, that's a lot of them.
Speaker 2: You run into fires, so we don't have to thank you.
Speaker 3: Jesus. All right, what else you got here?
Speaker 2: I mean you can kind of get away with that
Speaker 2: in radio, you know, Like, no, you can't know what.
Speaker 3: I realize that, but.
Speaker 2: I'm saying certain jobs, really you have to be much
Speaker 2: more professional, you know what I'm getting at. Like there
Speaker 2: could be a guy walking down the hall here hitting
Speaker 2: his weed vape and he shouldn't be, but you know
Speaker 2: it can go overlooked. You're doing that an other Yeah,
Speaker 2: not really, you can't have you know, the lawyer sitting
Speaker 2: at the edit next to his client hitting.
Speaker 3: The lines there on the eiry.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, hey, speaking that doesn't go on, doesn't No.
Speaker 2: Speaking of a lawyers in court and everything. Any updates
Speaker 2: on pity or p did he or did that just
Speaker 2: fall off?
Speaker 3: No? Still going on.
Speaker 1: One of the witnesses yesterday gave testimony about the time
Speaker 1: he dangled her off of seventeenth floor balcony.
Speaker 2: Yeah, lovely, lovely guy that he is. Again, I know
Speaker 2: you're just waiting. We'll see at the end. I know
Speaker 2: you keep saying he's gonna get off, But well, well
Speaker 2: he gets off. That's the problem.
Speaker 1: The problem the charges don't match what he's actually he's
Speaker 1: a horrible person. Evidence bears that out, but does it
Speaker 1: bear out the actual charges?
Speaker 2: And so you said before, we're just gonna have to
Speaker 2: see if he gets charged with anything. We'll leave it
Speaker 2: at that. We're not gonna call it. Well he's charged,
Speaker 2: it's convicted. Is will he be convicted?
Speaker 3: Right now? Says no? I say yeah.
Speaker 1: The New York Times, you know, brings us a hard
Speaker 1: hitting expose on a subject we've talked about here on
Speaker 1: this show before, which is peeing just in case, the
Speaker 1: act the act of peeing. Hey, look, let me go
Speaker 1: pee before we hit the road, just in case.
Speaker 2: Oh and didn't they say that it's uh, it's not
Speaker 2: good to do that.
Speaker 1: That is, that's the summary of their big story that
Speaker 1: I'm still doing it. Peeing just in case is bad
Speaker 1: for you because as the science and it goes, it
Speaker 1: explains that you're now training your brain to go when
Speaker 1: it's when your bladder's not full, and then it gets
Speaker 1: in the habit of any time it starts to get
Speaker 1: any thing that needs to be eventually peed out. You know,
Speaker 1: you're going more than you need.
Speaker 2: To Hey New York Times, Look, I'm gonna get thirty
Speaker 2: miles deeper into a road trip than you.
Speaker 1: So finally this in Washington State, a grandfather intervened when
Speaker 1: a now former door Dash driver who had delivered groceries
Speaker 1: to the home the previous night, showed up the following
Speaker 1: morning demanded a cash tip from his daughter who the
Speaker 1: guy had a gun as well had a gun demanding
Speaker 1: a cash tip. He wasn't happy with the tip that
Speaker 1: was left through the app when the delivery was made
Speaker 1: the evening before the guy shows up at the family's
Speaker 1: door during breakfast with a gun.
Speaker 2: Had been drinking, of course, well, and tip wasn't good
Speaker 2: enough last night. I want cash now. That way, it
Speaker 2: doesn't show up that I was here or anything. Forget
Speaker 2: that your doorbell cam just saw ebud.
Speaker 1: Well, Grandpa took matters into his own hands and got
Speaker 1: into a front yard rest match with the door Dash
Speaker 1: armed door Dash driver drunk and disarmed him while the
Speaker 1: police were making their way over to the property. And
Speaker 1: they arrived just in time to uh and this whole
Speaker 1: deal before it escalated any further.
Speaker 2: That's the one thing. I mean, you defend it, but
Speaker 2: you don't go wrestling the guy when he's got a gun. Well,
Speaker 2: and that's you have the military or you know, can
Speaker 2: you just I want you to think about this. Any
Speaker 2: anybody who has stuff delivered to their house anytime on
Speaker 2: a regular basis, getting a knock and you look out,
Speaker 2: you know, through the window or the people whatever.
Speaker 1: You have, and you it's that's last night's DoorDash guy. Hell, hey,
Speaker 1: how you doing. I wanted to talk to you about
Speaker 1: the tip or lack thereof. Yeah, what about it?
Speaker 3: I tipped you in the app. Yeah you got a tip.
Speaker 3: Thanks for the groceries. Look at the hell off my
Speaker 3: So you like vodka? I was thinking about it last night.
Speaker 3: It just rubs me the wrong way. That and you're
Speaker 3: not supposed to smell a lock. I thought you've had
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