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Speaker 2: UH West Midlands, England the UH hospital system. There's a
Speaker 2: hospital system slash first respond to te system. Getting a
Speaker 2: little bit of a say what on this item. Seems
Speaker 2: as though the emergency services there that they have a
Speaker 2: nine nine nine there yeah, is being stretched to its
Speaker 2: limit and they feel like they haven't got ambulance service
Speaker 2: at the level where it is able to fulfill all
Speaker 2: of the ambulance transport requests. So they've made a few
Speaker 2: suggestions here, One of which is, if you're suffering a
Speaker 2: heart attack, could you just go ahead and get yourself
Speaker 2: to the hospital rather than call an ambulance.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because that makes total sense. Two, you one on
Speaker 3: the road, somebody having a gripper as you call.
Speaker 2: It, Fred Samfordham Elizabeth, this is the big one.
Speaker 1: I'm coming to.
Speaker 2: See you level. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Ill you behind the wheel?
Speaker 2: Oh out, now it's a big one.
Speaker 1: What was the kid's name? Lamar, you big dummy, little mom?
Speaker 2: Get behind the wheel. I can't hold the wheel.
Speaker 1: I'm on my chest.
Speaker 2: I love that old truck they had.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Sanford's which show did you like better? Archie Bunker
Speaker 3: or Sandford's completely just asking if you had to pick one,
Speaker 3: I think I'm going Archie Bunker, All in the Family,
Speaker 3: m h.
Speaker 1: Man, think of a.
Speaker 2: Probably All in the Family.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know they're completely different.
Speaker 2: But you did at least with All in the Family,
Speaker 2: you had the Jefferson's Living next Door, which brought in, uh,
Speaker 2: kind of a Fred Sandford's you know attitude.
Speaker 1: George.
Speaker 3: If you're younger and you've never seen either of these shows,
Speaker 3: YouTube it.
Speaker 1: It's worth it.
Speaker 3: It's it's the way that TV used to be, Like
Speaker 3: the TV's actually had balls.
Speaker 2: Can my day shows were great?
Speaker 3: Man, I just got a visual of TV with balls
Speaker 3: like truck nuts.
Speaker 2: TV nuts look great hanging off of your thousand dollars
Speaker 2: old head pats instead of balls hanging off a TV.
Speaker 2: That's the balls, e TV up there, that's why TV.
Speaker 2: Very seriously, Yeah, you gave me a heart attack, minor issue.
Speaker 2: Get yourself over to the hospital, all right. A couple
Speaker 2: in Austria have married and divorced each other twelve times
Speaker 2: in the last forty three years. Their neighbors describe their
Speaker 2: relationship as a model marriage. Why pray tell? Then have
Speaker 2: they divorced and remarried all times? What's the scam to loophole?
Speaker 2: Is what it is, Taco. The wife has actually been
Speaker 2: married thirteen times. Her first husband died, leaving her a widow.
Speaker 2: In that country, there is a provision where when that
Speaker 2: scenario happens, the widow receives a pension from the state
Speaker 2: to support her financially after the death of her first husband,
Speaker 2: which was back in nineteen eighty one. That pension was
Speaker 2: twenty seven thousand dollars. Should she get married again, there's
Speaker 2: no the pension stops right because.
Speaker 1: She's now in a new in new relationship.
Speaker 2: However, if that relationship comes to an end, it defaults
Speaker 2: back to the original collection of the twenty seven thousand
Speaker 2: dollars pension from the first husband who passed. So they've
Speaker 2: been on a off scamming Austria out of twenty seven
Speaker 2: thousand dollars to the tune of a you know what,
Speaker 2: two and seventy thousand plus dollars over those north of
Speaker 2: three hundred thousand dollars. So now they're going to jail
Speaker 2: for it. They're not going to jail.
Speaker 1: It's they should be. It's a loophole.
Speaker 2: They technically haven't broken the law.
Speaker 3: Your skis in the system, and you know it. Some
Speaker 3: would call it being creative.
Speaker 2: Creative, creative, creative finances. Sure you tax tax preparation, folks
Speaker 2: are going, that's one of our old jokes. Oh god,
Speaker 2: that's coming up soon, tax season.
Speaker 3: Oh man, that's that's right at the end of the year.
Speaker 3: So it's like the health insurance time. You know, you
Speaker 3: gotta go get your your open and check out open enrollments.
Speaker 2: Then it's right into tax season.
Speaker 1: You know that.
Speaker 3: Let's round two. People blind with that, huh. The health
Speaker 3: insurance God not even going there.
Speaker 2: Canadian lawyer this in Alberta, Canada, has been disbarred for
Speaker 2: using client credit cards to fund his pornography edition.
Speaker 1: And he's a what lawyer? It's a loophole.
Speaker 2: He admitted to spending north of ten thousand dollars from
Speaker 2: client credit cards to pay for his pornography habit. What
Speaker 2: do you who's paying for pornography other than you know,
Speaker 2: if you're doing an OnlyFans thing, I mean, there's plenty
Speaker 2: of free stuff. Of course you'll be racking up your
Speaker 2: client's credit cards. Go old school and look at the
Speaker 2: squiggly lines from the HBO. You see a nipple every.
Speaker 3: Somebody said Archie and Sanford and Son awesome old TV
Speaker 3: Sanford and Anastor freda holler you fish add fool, that's right,
Speaker 3: somebody else. Somebody said nothing beats married with children? Married
Speaker 3: with children? Who's great?
Speaker 1: TV?
Speaker 3: Cheers with dry? TV Nightcourt was pretty good, the new
Speaker 3: Night courts Man.
Speaker 1: That's a stretch. Mhm.
Speaker 2: We're going down the old TV rabbit hole here.
Speaker 1: It seems like it, And that's true.
Speaker 2: It was the best about Grady Fred's buddy Grady.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, we can he come over with beers sometimes.
Speaker 2: Well, there was Grady and what was the other dude's name,
Speaker 2: the heavier.
Speaker 3: Dude, I can't remember.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: They drink drank ripple, they get the ripple going. Uh h.
Speaker 1: I said it was.
Speaker 2: The two cops, white and black cop.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hello, mister Sandford. They were great to twenty quality
Speaker 1: TV right there.
Speaker 2: They don't make them like that.
Speaker 1: How about the Gong Show? Oh, damp in my shade?
Speaker 3: Chuck Barris, Ri, I P dre Man smoking SIGs on set?
Speaker 1: Who's doing that?
Speaker 3: I think Chuck Barris. I think I saw him walk
Speaker 3: out with the sig ones.
Speaker 2: The unknown comic would smoke. Occasionally he would come out
Speaker 2: with the back over.
Speaker 1: It's smoking with.
Speaker 3: A bag of it is only place to rock one
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