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Speaker 2: Liam Payne from One Direction has died. Yeah.
Speaker 1: This was very tragic for a number of reasons. One
Speaker 1: of them is just the way he went. Thirty one
Speaker 1: years old, fell or jumped, we don't know, off a
Speaker 1: third floor balcony at a hotel in Buenos Aires, plunged
Speaker 1: at it.
Speaker 3: Death is the way they put it, and they said,
Speaker 3: obviously he died from it.
Speaker 2: I remember they worded it weirdly.
Speaker 3: I don't know if it was because it was translated weird,
Speaker 3: but it was like aggressive internal injuries.
Speaker 1: There was a nine to one to one call that
Speaker 1: came from the hotel in the minutes before he fell
Speaker 1: to his death, saying, we've got somebody who is in
Speaker 1: their life is in danger because he's on drugs and
Speaker 1: alcohol and it's really bad and he's breaking everything in
Speaker 1: his room when he's conscious, and pictures from his room
Speaker 1: have come out and there's a bunch of drug paraphernalia.
Speaker 4: Looks like we did ask.
Speaker 1: Somebody to consult We consulted somebody that may have knowledge
Speaker 1: about drugs that we don't have knowledge about, and he said, yeah,
Speaker 1: that looks like heroin. And his body found with a
Speaker 1: bottle of whiskey as well.
Speaker 3: And there were questions about what he was doing, specifically
Speaker 3: in Argentina, that he was meeting up with one of
Speaker 3: the other former members of One directionil foreorign Yeah, to
Speaker 3: hash out some disagreement they had or something just awful.
Speaker 2: So again, he was just he was just thirty one.
Speaker 1: The sad thing too, is that I was going back
Speaker 1: and reading interviews he did twenty twenty one was the
Speaker 1: interview I was reading where he talked about his struggles
Speaker 1: with alcohol and drugs and that he would feel suicidal
Speaker 1: when he was nearing rock bottom, but that he didn't
Speaker 1: know where rock bottom was and it was terrifying, and
Speaker 1: that he went to rehab twice.
Speaker 4: And it's just very sad.
Speaker 2: Well, we're going to try to find some happiness in swamp.
Speaker 5: Watch Swamp is horrible government man.
Speaker 2: To make us like a reality TV show. Corn was
Speaker 2: a bad bos, always a pleasure to be anywhere from Washington,
Speaker 2: d c.
Speaker 4: Hey Joe, a town all too clearly built on a
Speaker 4: swamp and in so many ways still a swamp.
Speaker 2: I have a watch of Malarkey Boy.
Speaker 6: He said, drained the swamp.
Speaker 7: I said, oh, that's so he keepsh You.
Speaker 1: Know well, Vegas says the odds have gotten better for
Speaker 1: Donald Trump and worse for Kamala Harris just in this week,
Speaker 1: just in this calendar week, from the eleventh to the seventeenth,
Speaker 1: he has gone up. It looks like the fourteenth to
Speaker 1: the seventeenth saw a precipitous rise for Trump and a
Speaker 1: precipitous fall for Kamala Harris. The betting odds are sixty
Speaker 1: two percent.
Speaker 3: He wins sixty two point one percent to thirty seven
Speaker 3: point eight The watching the polls is more of a
Speaker 3: hobby than in a science now, because we're still nineteen
Speaker 3: days away from the election, so there's a lot that
Speaker 3: can change between now and then, and discussions of what
Speaker 3: an October surprise might look like, or even a hey,
Speaker 3: early November. There's a few days in November that they
Speaker 3: could sneak something in there that could completely blow up
Speaker 3: the race as we know it.
Speaker 2: But there's some.
Speaker 3: Fun numbers as you dig into it. I think one
Speaker 3: of the most interesting for me has been this discussion
Speaker 3: about who JD. Vance is and his likability ratings because
Speaker 3: going into the debate with Tim Walls, JD.
Speaker 2: Van's likability rating was pretty low.
Speaker 3: I think out of the four major candidates on these tickets,
Speaker 3: he had the lowest, But I think a lot of
Speaker 3: that was simply because people didn't know who he was.
Speaker 3: We saw the debate, a lot of people saw this
Speaker 3: guy as a well thought reasoned person, loves his wife,
Speaker 3: loves his family, talked lovingly about his mother despite her
Speaker 3: problems with addiction growing up, and he came across a
Speaker 3: lot better than an image of him that had been
Speaker 3: out there.
Speaker 2: But he still has some of the lowest.
Speaker 3: Numbers of those four candidates, Of all four of those people,
Speaker 3: I thought that's an interesting thing. Kamala Harris was on
Speaker 3: with Brett Beherr last night on Fox. We talked about
Speaker 3: it earlier in the show. You can go back and
Speaker 3: check out the podcast in terms of what our opinions
Speaker 3: were of it. One of the things that I thought
Speaker 3: that she did poorly was explain the differences between what
Speaker 3: she would do and what President Biden has done. And
Speaker 3: then Donald Trump also had a town hall with UNI
Speaker 3: Vision where he was asked to convince a former Trump
Speaker 3: voter to come back and vote for him again despite
Speaker 3: everything that's happened since the January sixth attack on the CAP.
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris was on with Brett Barry yesterday.
Speaker 3: This was the misstep I thought that she made that
Speaker 3: could have been corrected.
Speaker 8: Let me be very clear, my presidency will not be
Speaker 8: a continuation of Joe Biden's presidency, and like every new
Speaker 8: president that comes in to office, I will bring my
Speaker 8: life experiences, my professional experiences, and fresh and new ideas.
Speaker 8: I represent a new generation of leadership.
Speaker 3: Now she's in between a rock and a hard place
Speaker 3: because she can't say she wants to turn the page,
Speaker 3: which she has said multiple times without then bringing in yeah,
Speaker 3: but Donald Trump was the president for a long time.
Speaker 3: She can't say I want to turn the page from
Speaker 3: the current administration because I'm a part of it and
Speaker 3: I've been in part of all of these discussions about
Speaker 3: policies that Joe Biden has put in place.
Speaker 2: She can't do that.
Speaker 3: The mis step that Donald Trump had last night was
Speaker 3: regarding a question from a voter. This was on the
Speaker 3: Univision town hall. Voter comes out and says, I voted
Speaker 3: for you. I was a registered Republican, but what you
Speaker 3: did on January sixth, and the number of former cabinet
Speaker 3: officials of yours that have come out and said they
Speaker 3: would never support you again. Convince me, convince me why
Speaker 3: should I vote for you?
Speaker 6: And also people in your administration who don't support you.
Speaker 6: I'm curious how people so close to you and your
Speaker 6: administration no longer want to support you. So why would
Speaker 6: I want to support you? If you would answer these
Speaker 6: questions for me, I would really appreciate it and give
Speaker 6: you the opportunity. You know, your own vice president doesn't
Speaker 6: want to support you, now.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 7: So the people that don't support a very small portion.
Speaker 7: We have a tremendous about ninety seven percent of the
Speaker 7: people in the administration support me. But because it's me,
Speaker 7: somebody doesn't support they get a little publicity. The vice
Speaker 7: president I disagree with him on what he did. I
Speaker 7: totally disagreed with him on what he did. Very importantly,
Speaker 7: you had hundreds of thousands of people come to Washington.
Speaker 7: They didn't come because of me. They came because of
Speaker 7: the election. They thought the election was a rigged election,
Speaker 7: and that's why they came. Some of those people went
Speaker 7: down to the Capitol, I said, peacefully and patriotically. Nothing
Speaker 7: done wrong at all, Nothing done wrong, and action was taken,
Speaker 7: strong action. Ashley Babbitt was killed. Nobody was killed. There
Speaker 7: were no guns down there. We didn't have guns. The
Speaker 7: others had guns, but we didn't have guns.
Speaker 3: And the others, I'm assuming he means the others being
Speaker 3: law enforcement and Capitol police that were there.
Speaker 1: Yes, I think he's just trying to gloss over the
Speaker 1: violence that ensued and saying that we went down there
Speaker 1: with the best of intentions.
Speaker 3: I mean, he the messaging. There's no way he can
Speaker 3: spend it positively. Yes, he says the peaceful and peacefully
Speaker 3: and patriotically. We played the speech, it was live on
Speaker 3: our show when it happened.
Speaker 1: I told you yesterday about Donald J. Trump, Donald Trump Junior,
Speaker 1: excuse me and him compiling this list with the transition
Speaker 1: team of people that are banned from serving in a
Speaker 1: second Trump administration, and one of the categories. There were
Speaker 1: people that are pissed off about the Capitol riot, like
Speaker 1: this is one of their things. The election was stolen,
Speaker 1: that was a peaceful protest. These are their their big
Speaker 1: hills that they're gonna die on.
Speaker 3: I Uh, that's a frustrating aspect of all of this. Uh,
Speaker 3: Former President Trump is expected to show up at the
Speaker 3: Sunday night football game Steelers Jets.
Speaker 4: I was gonna say, who's Okay.
Speaker 3: Questions about where he'll sit, if he's going to sit
Speaker 3: with the Jets ownership or the Steelers ownership.
Speaker 1: Okay, what do you mean he's gonna he's gonna be
Speaker 1: a Steelers fan. It's Pennsylvania, that's that's listen. Politically, yeah,
Speaker 1: I would.
Speaker 4: Be surprised if he's wearing the I don't know, Mike Tomlins.
Speaker 3: I would I would give him more credence if he
Speaker 3: were Frank Oharris Jersey, that would be cool.
Speaker 2: Could you imagine that he'd score a lot of points.
Speaker 1: Like a Bettis Jersey. Compare himself to a bus through America?
Speaker 1: Lin Swan, Lyn Swan, I'm simple like that. Terry Bradshaw, Oh,
Speaker 1: that might be. That might be the move, or one
Speaker 1: or one of each of those. Don't say no change
Speaker 1: on each quarter, Ben Roethlisberger and don't go to the
Speaker 1: bathroom all game.
Speaker 3: Or Russell Wilson. Just to make it current, it's time
Speaker 3: for tech talk. The machines are getting smarter.
Speaker 5: This is tech Talk rought to you by Skynet.
Speaker 1: I just made a big mess in the kitchen microwave.
Speaker 1: My soup overflowed, so I had to clean the whole microwave.
Speaker 1: I think it was the first time that microwaves clean
Speaker 1: a walk. Mark Mark Seltzman joins us, and good afternoon
Speaker 1: to you, Mark.
Speaker 5: And hello to you, Good morning to you.
Speaker 2: Look at that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's two thirty six Eastern where I am. But yeah,
Speaker 5: I hope the you did a good cleaning job on
Speaker 5: the microwave. I like playing that game where you when
Speaker 5: you're when it's about to go off, you have to
Speaker 5: press like stop or reset just before it makes the beeps. Yeah,
Speaker 5: like that final split second. I don't know why I
Speaker 5: find that. I like that. Yeah, I want to stop it.
Speaker 5: I want to stop it when it's like thirty, like
Speaker 5: you know, point five seconds left. So yeah, yeah, not
Speaker 5: a big a weekend tech, not certainly as big as
Speaker 5: the news coming out of the East today and all that.
Speaker 5: But nonetheless Amazon did have an event to showcase new kindles.
Speaker 5: You know, these are still super popular and great this
Speaker 5: time of year because you're going to find sales leading
Speaker 5: up to the holidays people who like to read. So
Speaker 5: about four different new Kindles were unveiled, So if your
Speaker 5: listeners like to read as much as I do, then
Speaker 5: I'll give you sort of the skinny on them pun intended.
Speaker 5: So the new Kindle is only one hundred and ten
Speaker 5: bucks and it's only a couple of grams. I think
Speaker 5: it's like one hundred and fifty eight grams, so really
Speaker 5: small and light, twenty five percent brighter, twenty five percent
Speaker 5: faster page turns, same amount of storage sixteen gigabytes, which
Speaker 5: translates to literally thousands of books, and you get weeks
Speaker 5: of battery life. So that's the new they're simply calling
Speaker 5: it Kindle. It's the entry level model for one hundred
Speaker 5: and ten. If you want to upgrade to the Kindle
Speaker 5: paper White, which is a bit bigger at seven inches.
Speaker 5: Some people prefer to have a larger screen. Get this
Speaker 5: up to three months of battery life between charges. That
Speaker 5: is crazy, so unlike a tablet, which gives you hours
Speaker 5: of battery life, this is now in months. That's one
Speaker 5: sixty for the paper white, a larger, a little bit
Speaker 5: better display, also with twenty five percent faster page turns.
Speaker 5: The biggest news I think is the first color Kindle.
Speaker 5: It's I don't love the name. It's Kindle color Soft.
Speaker 5: I don't know, I don't know where, Like really, that's
Speaker 5: like I could have come out Okay.
Speaker 2: It sounds like a kid's drawing program from nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 5: I'm thinking maybe because if you've seen a color e
Speaker 5: reader before, like Cobo has a pair of them that
Speaker 5: came out earlier this year, it's not super vibrant. It's
Speaker 5: just the nature of the technology, the e ink, the
Speaker 5: anti glare technology that's meant to be read outdoors. It
Speaker 5: is color, and it's great not just for books and
Speaker 5: certainly kids books, but also for digital magazines and comic books.
Speaker 5: But it isn't vibrant, vibrant color. It's color, but just
Speaker 5: not super vibrant, you know what I mean. So that's
Speaker 5: maybe where they came up with that name Kindles Sorry
Speaker 5: color Soft, But nonetheless, for those who want color, you know,
Speaker 5: you will pay a bit more for it.
Speaker 2: It's too eighty but also waterproof.
Speaker 5: And you know, weeks and weeks of battery life and
Speaker 5: all the other benefits of you know, of a Kindle.
Speaker 5: And then the final one is called Kindle Scribe. It's
Speaker 5: their second generation, larger one for four hundred bucks. It's
Speaker 5: going to be available December fourth. This is for those
Speaker 5: who don't just want an e reader, but something for noteing,
Speaker 5: you know where they like to write, you know, students
Speaker 5: like this. They get a little stylist with it and
Speaker 5: you can write out notes or in a boardroom meeting
Speaker 5: and it digitizes your handwriting into text and all that.
Speaker 5: So that's what's new on the kindle front. So Amazon
Speaker 5: dot Com has more.
Speaker 3: Well, I was gonna ask, what's the difference between these?
Speaker 3: These are strictly readers. There's not a lot of other
Speaker 3: correct a TV that you can do with them.
Speaker 5: So if you're on the fence between a tablet and
Speaker 5: an e reader, yeah, it's pretty basic. E readers are
Speaker 5: are thinner, lighter, and usually not color and not glossy.
Speaker 5: They're meant to be read outdoors, and they're fully waterproof.
Speaker 5: You can bring them to the beach, to a pool side,
Speaker 5: or even slip into a bubble bath with them. They
Speaker 5: do often have a backlight, should you want one if
Speaker 5: you're in bed with your partner and you don't want
Speaker 5: to turn on like a big light. But it's that's
Speaker 5: all it is. It's an e reader. It doesn't have
Speaker 5: social media or email. In most cases, it doesn't have
Speaker 5: a web browser. It doesn't play games or have other
Speaker 5: apps like alarm, clocks or whatever you use for apps.
Speaker 5: So yeah, it doesn't help you navigate from point A
Speaker 5: to point B. It's just for reading. But as a result,
Speaker 5: they cost less less, they're lighter because you're gonna hold
Speaker 5: them for a while. Right, Some tablets, like some iPads,
Speaker 5: you know, they could be pretty heavy after a while,
Speaker 5: and you can't read outside easily on these things, and
Speaker 5: they're not waterproof. So it depends on really what you want.
Speaker 5: If you want a more versatile device that does a
Speaker 5: lot of things, then you would go with an iPad
Speaker 5: or an Android tablet instead.
Speaker 4: And then Mark, how do we get ready for Halloween technically?
Speaker 5: Well, I may be biased, but I believe tech can
Speaker 5: enhance anything you're into, and that includes getting ready for Halloween,
Speaker 5: which is of course coming up on the thirty first.
Speaker 5: So few ideas. Smart lights are a great way to
Speaker 5: take advantage of the holiday outside or inside your home.
Speaker 5: You know, whether it's voice activated lights, turn them all
Speaker 5: a certain color. There are you know, light strips that
Speaker 5: you can decorate your home with or inside have just
Speaker 5: just if you're entertaining. We're hosted a Halloween party on
Speaker 5: the twenty six, so we're going to have some smart
Speaker 5: lights beyond there you go, yeah, my mail, Yeah, that
Speaker 5: can't find newsroom the mail room. I mean it must
Speaker 5: be there's might be an issue there. So smart speakers.
Speaker 5: You can have scary music play or scary stories play
Speaker 5: on smart smart speakers. That's free. Sorry. Going back to lights,
Speaker 5: there's also smart candles, which are controlled either by your
Speaker 5: voice or with a little remote. You can get these
Speaker 5: really cheap on like you know Wish and Timu and
Speaker 5: you know Amazon. These are cheap candles that are safer
Speaker 5: because they're not really they're not really fire.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 5: Pumpkin cutouts. There are apps and websites where you can
Speaker 5: choose a design and print it out, put on overlay
Speaker 5: it on top of the pumpkin, and that way it
Speaker 5: helps you to carve a real pumpkin. Or one of
Speaker 5: the biggest trends of these apps these selfie pumpkin apps,
Speaker 5: where you can take a selfie of yourself and then
Speaker 5: it creates kind of like a you know, an outline
Speaker 5: version of your own face, and you can then make
Speaker 5: a pumpkin if you're really and you want a pumpkin
Speaker 5: with your own face. There's also a Trump one. I
Speaker 5: can make a joke about an orange face in there.
Speaker 5: But there's also a Trump app for carving pumpkins if
Speaker 5: you're a fan of Trump or you want to smash
Speaker 5: the pumpkin. Uh, you know, after November fourth, I guess
Speaker 5: you know. There's there's a few things you can do.
Speaker 4: Don't give anybody anymore anymore.
Speaker 2: That's great. Well, have fun without us at your Halloween party.
Speaker 3: Would you have born to Mark's Halloween whatever he wanted to,
Speaker 3: I would let him choose my costume. Costumes are mandatory
Speaker 3: at our parties.
Speaker 2: Actually, yeah, mm hmm, okay, all.
Speaker 5: Right, we'll chat. We'll chat off the air.
Speaker 2: Thanks.
Speaker 5: I can imagine all the southern California people coming to Toronto.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, what's the temperature like?
Speaker 5: You don't want to know? Okay. Yeah.
Speaker 2: As a polar.
Speaker 5: Explorer, you'll need the layer of fur.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 3: Thanks Mark always, guys, Thank you, Mark Saltzman. Make sure
Speaker 3: you follow Mark on Twitter, m arc Underscore Saltsman s A.
Speaker 3: Sa lt Z Saltsman on Twitter and x great place
Speaker 3: to get some of his regular tech Tips of the
Speaker 3: Day and also the tech it Out podcast available on
Speaker 3: the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 1: Firefighters have been sent to Walter Reed Middle School in
Speaker 1: Studio City on a report of possible overdoses involving fourteen
Speaker 1: students ages twelve to thirteen. So two of the students
Speaker 1: have been taken to hospitals for treatment. We have no
Speaker 1: other details.
Speaker 3: Commonly, we say kids don't do drugs these days, we
Speaker 3: don't know what's in them. Right now we have to
Speaker 3: say kids don't eat candy these days.
Speaker 2: We don't know what's in it.
Speaker 3: What I'm assuming somebody is passing around candies that are probably.
Speaker 4: Oh, I don't know, gummies.
Speaker 3: Candas, stummies, or summies. I see a quick clarification. Mark
Speaker 3: Saltzman was talking about those kindles, the new kindles, and
Speaker 3: one of them, he said, comes the entry level kindle
Speaker 3: that starts at about one hundred and ten bucks, is about
Speaker 3: one hundred and fifty eight grams. How many baseballs is
Speaker 3: one hundred and fifty eight grams in terms of weight conversion?
Speaker 4: I don't know grams really well, I.
Speaker 3: Didn't either, so I looked it up. One hundred and
Speaker 3: fifty eight grams is just about five and a half ounces. Okay,
Speaker 3: that's about one baseball. Yeah, I did not know. I
Speaker 3: couldn't wrap my head around the hunter.
Speaker 1: Crams is a Canadian thing. I think we can all
Speaker 1: agree just I think we can all agree on.
Speaker 2: All right, Just a quick note about something.
Speaker 3: An unknown guy was able to ride a bike past
Speaker 3: barricade set up by local law enforcement and the Secret
Speaker 3: Service as former President Trump was making appearance in the
Speaker 3: Brock of Bronx. He was bicycling past the barber shop
Speaker 3: and shouted the words Free Palestine while waving what appeared
Speaker 3: to be a Palestinian flag. He stops on the sidewalk
Speaker 3: and after a video, there's a video that shows him
Speaker 3: saying year after year after year, tired of this, s
Speaker 3: USA idf KKK, and then tries to set the flag
Speaker 3: on fire, but his lighter fails. He's approached by police officers,
Speaker 3: not tackled, not tackled, mind you, approached by police officers
Speaker 3: as he is questioned by bystanders about how he managed.
Speaker 2: To be able to get past the barricades.
Speaker 3: That is on the heels of an independent panel that
Speaker 3: looked into the July attempted assassination of former President Trump
Speaker 3: in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: This was a fifty two page report issued this morning
Speaker 1: that took the Secret Service to tasks for specific problems
Speaker 1: leading to that rally, as well as a deeper one
Speaker 1: within the agency's culture. They want to bring a new
Speaker 1: outside leadership and just kind of blow this thing up
Speaker 1: and just change the culture.
Speaker 4: Bring in Jim Harbaugh, No do something.
Speaker 1: They said that the Secret Service needs fundamental reform and
Speaker 1: that another Butler can and will happen again without major changes.
Speaker 3: This panel is made up of four former law enforcement
Speaker 3: officials from national and state government and follows the investigations
Speaker 3: we've already seen by members of Congress, by the Secret
Speaker 3: Service itself, by the Homeland Security Inspector General, and it
Speaker 3: talks about the previous reports that zeroed in on the
Speaker 3: failure to secure that specific building and rooftop near the
Speaker 3: rally where this guy had a clear line of sight
Speaker 3: to the former president while he was speaking, on top
Speaker 3: of the communication problems that hindered the ability of Secret
Speaker 3: Service and local and state law enforcement to talk to
Speaker 3: each other. Because again, I mean, we've talked about this
Speaker 3: dozens of times since then. They local law enforcement saw somebody,
Speaker 3: rallygoers saw somebody whether he had a rifle. Not or
Speaker 3: not different depends on which I witness you heard from.
Speaker 3: But nobody got the message to the people in the
Speaker 3: Secret Service who would have kept the president off the stage.
Speaker 1: They keyed in on something you and I have keyed
Speaker 1: on from go and that was the communication problems. The
Speaker 1: Secret Service had to switch radio channels because radio traffic
Speaker 1: of agents protecting Jill Biden at an event in Pittsburgh
Speaker 1: were popping up on the channels of agents covering the
Speaker 1: Butler rally. All of the law enforcement personnel on the ground,
Speaker 1: We're using a chaotic mixture patchwork really of radio, cell phone,
Speaker 1: text email throughout the day to communicate that email insane email.
Speaker 1: Panel said it was unclear who had ultimate command that day.
Speaker 3: They talked about the back and forth between the Trump
Speaker 3: security detail and Secret Service headquarters about how many people
Speaker 3: were needed to protect him. Panel also faulted some of
Speaker 3: the senior level staff who were involved in the rally
Speaker 3: for what they said was a lack of ownership. And
Speaker 3: the one example they gave of that lack of ownership,
Speaker 3: they said that a senior agent on site who was
Speaker 3: tasked with coordinating communications did not do a walkthrough, never
Speaker 3: walked the rally site ahead of time and did not
Speaker 3: brief the state police counterpart before the rally about how
Speaker 3: the communications were going to be managed. And again, part
Speaker 3: of it is just you do the same thing over
Speaker 3: and over and over and over. They've done dozens and
Speaker 3: dozens and dozens and dozens of campaign events with no problems,
Speaker 3: so they get lulled into a false sense of security.
Speaker 4: Are you ready for your jeopardy question?
Speaker 2: Clearly?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 1: Southern literature for four hundred dollars to kill a mockingbird?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's the answer.
Speaker 1: The clue was inspired by the author's hometown of Monroeville, Maycombe,
Speaker 1: Alabama is the setting for it. This nineteen sixty classic.
Speaker 1: What Yeah, you got it without hearing the clue? Do
Speaker 1: you know why I got it?
Speaker 4: Because Southern literature?
Speaker 2: No, My wife was watching the movie last night.
Speaker 4: WHOA, that's weird.
Speaker 2: It's your favorite book.
Speaker 4: That's a great book.
Speaker 2: She reads it all the time, I mean every year,
Speaker 2: but she was watching the movie.
Speaker 4: That's what I do with ten little Indians every year?
Speaker 2: Can you say that?
Speaker 4: And then there were none every year.
Speaker 2: You've been listening to the Gary and Shannon show.
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