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Speaker 1: You know what I was thinking, what we'll making an
Speaker 1: executive decision on this and go ahead, and I'm going
Speaker 1: to strike up the band for this.
Speaker 2: This woman from Braiden ten fload of Man, fload of
Speaker 2: Man's Floa down man got to be a floating man.
Speaker 2: He's got to be again.
Speaker 1: Our apologies to the over sensitive types that we don't
Speaker 1: have a specific Florida woman song, theme.
Speaker 2: Song the Florida Man. It's all encompass it covers women, men, them, everybody.
Speaker 1: Florida woman. In this case, that would be a forty
Speaker 1: four year old from Bradenton named Veronica Torres. She's charged
Speaker 1: with filing a false public assistance claim, which is a
Speaker 1: third degree felony. Arrested by the Bradenton Police Department. She
Speaker 1: was arrested after she allegedly used her mother's name, driver's license,
Speaker 1: and social security information to file for hurricane disaster assistance.
Speaker 1: She reportedly claims she was forced to move out of
Speaker 1: her home due to hurricane damage before her request for
Speaker 1: around eight thousand dollars through Bradenton's hurricane Disaster Assistance program
Speaker 1: was approved.
Speaker 2: That is a bad karma in a bottle, is what
Speaker 2: that is, because there's so many people who really need
Speaker 2: that money after these last storms. Absolutely concur one taco.
Speaker 2: I mean you look at the people in Carolina's everyone
Speaker 2: anywhere that was affected to that point. There's people hurting
Speaker 2: who do need to be helped out in this situation.
Speaker 1: This woman is not. She filed the false claim. They
Speaker 1: told her to come on a Thursday to pick up
Speaker 1: the check, and the employee with the city started to
Speaker 1: suspect something was a miss when he looked at the
Speaker 1: application and Veronica, who showed up to claim it the
Speaker 1: nearly eight thousand dollars check, looked nothing like the woman
Speaker 1: on the application, which was her mother.
Speaker 2: Because Veronica evince her mother that she posed as her
Speaker 2: mother's probably at least twenty years older.
Speaker 1: Veronica proceeded to tell the IA tell I gotta give
Speaker 1: her credit here for thinking on her feet. She said, oh,
Speaker 1: that's an old picture before I got botox.
Speaker 2: Just be quick on your feet. I thought she was
Speaker 2: gonna say, I'm here to select it for my mother.
Speaker 2: So no, no, she filed in. No. No, I thought
Speaker 2: that she was gonna fast up and say, oh, no,
Speaker 2: I'm her daughter. I had to pick it up for
Speaker 2: her because she has like a sore belly today.
Speaker 1: So they said to her, Okay, we're gonna have to
Speaker 1: We're going to have to have you come back tomorrow,
Speaker 1: which was Friday. They did a little sniffing around, and
Speaker 1: I found out that Veronica's residence was just fine, and
Speaker 1: she was indeed trying to pull a scam here.
Speaker 2: They had the authorities waiting, didn't they.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, they were there, and Brandonton police happily arrested
Speaker 1: her on Friday.
Speaker 2: And good because again there's so many people that need
Speaker 2: that money. Did you have any damage from the last storms? No, No,
Speaker 2: just debree. I had damage before the storm. Remember I
Speaker 2: had that roof leak that I was showing you the
Speaker 2: picture of and it just during the during I guess
Speaker 2: it was in Milton Is kept on a leaking. I'm
Speaker 2: very grateful that it was just debris. Oh yeah. Not
Speaker 2: everybody was as fortunate and soon. I know a lot
Speaker 2: of people who dealt with flooding ruined their house. Hell,
Speaker 2: one of our coworkers over on the West coast lost
Speaker 2: their house. Now.
Speaker 1: Lancaster County, South Carolina, a grade school teacher there has
Speaker 1: fileing sexual harassment charge against one of her ten year
Speaker 1: old students, accusing the child of hugging her multiple times.
Speaker 2: What gives the complaint?
Speaker 1: The teacher says the yet child uh laid his head
Speaker 1: on her chest while he hugged her in another instance,
Speaker 1: loving kid, The teacher says he quote pressed his body
Speaker 1: into hers and wrapped his arms around her. The teacher
Speaker 1: claims that when she told him hugging from behind is
Speaker 1: very inappropriate and not to do it again, and he
Speaker 1: did earlier. The teacher claims he approached her from behind,
Speaker 1: pressed his body into hers, and put his hands and
Speaker 1: or in the hip and side area, attempting to hug
Speaker 1: her from behind again. The teacher claims it was this
Speaker 1: incident that was the final straw and led to the
Speaker 1: filing of the claim.
Speaker 2: Stop. This kid could be he could have mental issues.
Speaker 2: There could be a whole host of things. He was
Speaker 2: like grinding on her.
Speaker 1: Mom says, the kid's just a happy, loving child, and
Speaker 1: he now has been He has now been tagged with
Speaker 1: a no hug policy. They've told him no hugs at school,
Speaker 1: keep your hands to yourself. Mom says school used to
Speaker 1: feel like a safe place for him, and now he's
Speaker 1: not feeling that way anymore. He's getting all emotional. As
Speaker 1: of now, the evidence is being reviewed and the district
Speaker 1: says it could take anywhere between forty and one hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty days before an official decision is made.
Speaker 2: She should have just sent him up to the principal's
Speaker 2: office and call it a day there and they make
Speaker 2: the decision you're talking about, which is no hugging. You're
Speaker 2: on no hug list. Okay, well that's what that's the
Speaker 2: situation now. Yeah, but that's it. Shouldn't be a sexual
Speaker 2: harassment charge on it. It's ten yeah, yeah, at ten,
Speaker 2: I think of ten years old, what you were doing
Speaker 2: in elementary school? If I was hugging, I mean anyway.
Speaker 1: Now, if I was just hugging miss Chacking, my biology
Speaker 1: teacher in high school, that well, I'm just gonna be
Speaker 1: going to be honest. Most of my well, the entire
Speaker 1: male student body wanted to from from what I was
Speaker 1: able to discern.
Speaker 2: And her name was Chacking c H right, because you
Speaker 2: guys had the saying of jack and with jacking, well,
Speaker 2: we all had the thing going in our heads, but
Speaker 2: there was no acting out on it. Oh, of course
Speaker 2: you did.
Speaker 1: But what I'm saying when you went home, but a
Speaker 1: ten year old who wants to hug his teacher, let's.
Speaker 2: Take the ten year old out of it. You were
Speaker 2: in high school. That's a little it feels a little
Speaker 2: better to talk about when you went home. Huh, you
Speaker 2: were jacking for Chacking you said. None of us went
Speaker 2: through with it.
Speaker 1: No one was going No, he's about hugging the biology teacher.
Speaker 2: Not hugging I'm saying. I say I did on my
Speaker 2: own time. Was my business. Yeah, her nickname was jacking
Speaker 2: for checking. Did you none of us carried through on it?
Speaker 2: Bs the entire male body carried out on that too, man,
Speaker 2: miss jacking. I need to see a picture of her.
Speaker 2: There's got to be a way to google. It's bring
Speaker 2: in my high school yearbook. Oh yeah, I didn't find it,
Speaker 2: all right, I gotcha, Taco Bob.
Speaker 1: This would be something I could easily see you doing
Speaker 1: and throwing throwing researchers for a loop here in Australia.
Speaker 2: Miss checking, by the way, definitely a hug person mouth hug. Well,
Speaker 2: think got that? I do the blackboards for that? They
Speaker 2: even have blackboards at school anymore? I don't think so.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I think it's just whiteboards. It's racist.
Speaker 2: They're the ones that you write with the markers, you know.
Speaker 1: Australia's leading research agency is asking people across that country
Speaker 1: to track their flatulence over three days through a free
Speaker 1: and purposely funny chart. Your fart app Taco Bob chart
Speaker 1: your fart, the sound.
Speaker 3: And how loud it was or if there was much
Speaker 3: of an odor to it. It's not something that everyone's
Speaker 3: comfortable discussing, but it is a normal function of the
Speaker 3: body and it's healthy it's a sign that you're healthy.
Speaker 1: So this is part of you know, charting gut health
Speaker 1: in Australia, and they're asked for the public's participation. There's
Speaker 1: no pay, it's voluntary waste.
Speaker 2: All that time. You know how many times I might
Speaker 2: have gas during a day.
Speaker 1: Which is exactly why I said to see your end
Speaker 1: of three days of actually charting and keeping track of
Speaker 1: every noise that comes out of you.
Speaker 2: It's too much work. It's too much work for no pay.
Speaker 2: My parents taught me a long time ago. You don't
Speaker 2: work for free. I mean, yeah, it's community service, are
Speaker 2: some Yeah, if you're volunteering your time for something else,
Speaker 2: that that I'll do for free. But to write down
Speaker 2: the length, the sounds, the smells.
Speaker 1: You're already doing the work, as I witness time and
Speaker 1: time again on multiple occasions every morning. You analyze with everything.
Speaker 1: They're looking for the length of time, the noise, the
Speaker 1: odor if there is any, the loudness, how long it lingers.
Speaker 2: But I have to plug it into a chart. That's
Speaker 2: called work. Not being lazy. You're already doing the work,
Speaker 2: is my point. Yeah, but charting it's more work. Sometimes
Speaker 2: I talk and just think he doesn't hear. Oh follow
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