Speaker 1: Shortage of dumb people doing really stupid things.
Speaker 2: Welcome to another edition of idiotology. We'll let you taco
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Speaker 2: Because we're getting down. Have you noticed that.
Speaker 3: I hope we're allowed to get some more I would
Speaker 3: hope we are, but I don't want to bug the boss.
Speaker 2: He's in California on business.
Speaker 3: Well, let's start on the West coast. Then in Seattle,
Speaker 3: the Seattle Police Department has been making them along with
Speaker 3: the city leadership, have been making out a priority to
Speaker 3: address address gun violence and ridge Seattle streets of stolen firearms. Okay, noble, right, Yeah,
Speaker 3: they got an issue with firearms in their own police houses.
Speaker 3: They just ran an audit on the department's department issued weaponry.
Speaker 2: How many are missing?
Speaker 3: They've they've lost twenty three guns and no one knows
Speaker 3: where they went.
Speaker 1: Oh god, sitting on the back of a toilet and
Speaker 1: a convenience store bathroom.
Speaker 3: Some have just gone missing from police headquarters and some
Speaker 3: stations and training facilities. It's like they're out there somewhere.
Speaker 2: Oh god. Well, we've seen it.
Speaker 1: It'll pop up in the news and it stinks because
Speaker 1: I know we love our officers, we know how busy
Speaker 1: they are as well that it's an honest mistake. You know,
Speaker 1: we've seen it where it's left on the toilet by mistake.
Speaker 3: Right again, not to diminish the awesome job law enforcement does,
Speaker 3: and we applaud and we appreciate.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't this kind of be like me going lost my headphones?
Speaker 2: I think it would be more like you say, don't
Speaker 2: you your.
Speaker 3: Key piece of equipment that you use or one of
Speaker 3: the key pieces that you have available to you to use,
Speaker 3: this is misplaced.
Speaker 1: That's a good analogy, but I think it's a little
Speaker 1: more serious along the lines of oh, I've lost my child.
Speaker 3: You know that is like your baby on your hip.
Speaker 3: But I think you could draw an analogy in many
Speaker 3: different Oh, definitely the butcher knife, the construction workers whose
Speaker 3: tool belt. Oh, I don't know where my school belt went.
Speaker 3: Hard hats bitch.
Speaker 2: Anyway, my six packing my lunch contained right.
Speaker 3: Good luck finding the twenty three missing firearms there in Seattle.
Speaker 3: Tacoo Bob co opting this story to use and recycle
Speaker 3: later this week in three to one.
Speaker 2: Okay, this is for Good News Network, I feel it.
Speaker 3: Dad walks nearly thirty miles through flood debris to get
Speaker 3: to his daughter's wedding in Tennessee. He was leaving from
Speaker 3: the car from South Carolina to try to get to
Speaker 3: Johnson City, Tennessee, in the aftermath of Helene to walk
Speaker 3: his daughter down, and he got to Interstate twenty six,
Speaker 3: and when he finally crossed, or was getting ready to
Speaker 3: cross into Tennessee, the state troopers said, this is the end.
Speaker 2: Of the road.
Speaker 3: It's impassable and there's no other way to get So
Speaker 3: he parked his car and hoofed it the last thirty
Speaker 3: miles and made it in time to walk his daughter
Speaker 3: down the aisle.
Speaker 4: I said, you have to understand, my daughter's getting married
Speaker 4: at eleven o'clock this morning, and I'm going to be
Speaker 4: there to walk her down the aisle. I have to
Speaker 4: climb six seven foot tall piles of debris, of old
Speaker 4: fences and huge trees. That's so emotionally moving that my
Speaker 4: dad loves me that much that he would come and
Speaker 4: go through all of that to.
Speaker 2: Get to my wedding. That's awesome.
Speaker 3: Here you go. Thank you, hand it over. Glad to
Speaker 3: help out whenever I can. Thank you very much. Printed
Speaker 3: up for me and everything. Yeah, man, it's your daughter.
Speaker 2: You have to.
Speaker 3: More on that story on our.
Speaker 2: Facebook page if you'd like to see, especially because you're
Speaker 2: paying for it. Anywhere.
Speaker 1: I was talking to somebody about that steak dinner, for sure.
Speaker 1: I was talking to somebody about it. Yes, yeah, it's
Speaker 1: mostly expensive of steak dinner you're ever gonna have open bar.
Speaker 1: I told was talking to somebody when we had the
Speaker 1: big meeting yesterday, like we had, we had a meeting
Speaker 1: let behind the scenes, so it was meet the promo people.
Speaker 2: You know, we have a lot of new.
Speaker 3: Promo people on our team here, and they just get
Speaker 3: everybody's faces and names connected.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and we know them all already, Pat and I
Speaker 1: do at least. But so I was talking to somebody
Speaker 1: there about daughters and weddings.
Speaker 2: He goes, god, I got three. I said, what three daughters?
Speaker 2: You got two? You know? So luckily they're frugal like
Speaker 2: they're pops.
Speaker 3: Yes, we've been talking for a while about the impending
Speaker 3: UH merger and buy out of the two satellite TV services,
Speaker 3: DirecTV and Dish. Direct TV is going to buy Dish.
Speaker 3: They have agreed on terms. It will still have to
Speaker 3: pass regulators and the shareholders will have to approve. The
Speaker 3: shareholders are expected to approve that for both of those
Speaker 3: companies the sale. It's whether or not the FEDS will
Speaker 3: approve it to get it done in the end, but
Speaker 3: the buying price. Direct TV is buying Dish Network for
Speaker 3: millions and billions one dollar.
Speaker 1: They're doing the old tax trick where you buy a
Speaker 1: boat from somebody and say sales price one dollar. That
Speaker 1: was the way everybody wins tax wise. No, they're buying
Speaker 1: it because they're agreeing to assume dishes billions of dollars
Speaker 1: in debt.
Speaker 2: Oh, God, roll the dice, baby.
Speaker 3: It's not like Direct TV doesn't have their own piles
Speaker 3: of debt. Look, these two services should emerged a long
Speaker 3: time ago. They tried to, federal regulators wouldn't let them
Speaker 3: because at the time the competition situation was much different.
Speaker 3: You fast forward to now and the multi options you
Speaker 3: have for competition and ways to get your video content.
Speaker 3: It's expected to to go. I don't know if it's
Speaker 3: going to be in time, though. Even if they do
Speaker 3: merge and combine their assets and into one offering, it's
Speaker 3: still now such a limited audience that actually still needs
Speaker 3: to have this kind of service, which is still millions
Speaker 3: of people who don't have great internet or live completely
Speaker 3: in the middle of nowhere. It's it's awesome to be
Speaker 3: able to have that, but a dollar a dollar after
Speaker 3: all this m h oh.
Speaker 1: Somebody said about the officer with the losing the gun.
Speaker 1: Same panic as when you don't feel your wallet on
Speaker 1: the pat check right. Oh god, leaving the leaving the
Speaker 1: grocery store or the costco and driving something just feels wrong.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I left it in the shopping cart.
Speaker 1: Did that with my phone a while back. I did
Speaker 1: it with both phone and wallet. Yeah, we talked about
Speaker 1: it with you.
Speaker 3: And finally there's this anybody who's just Taylor swifted out.
Speaker 2: Pat's raising his hand for a while.
Speaker 3: Now, we know you'll want to see the video clip
Speaker 3: I'm sharing with you on our Lynching Taco blog a
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Speaker 2: The JR Facebook page.
Speaker 3: A guy in Texas was at some sort of dinner event.
Speaker 3: Uh there was an auction held for items similar to that.
Speaker 3: I guess what which you went through and want some
Speaker 3: stuff over the weekend at Mel's golf tournament. Yeah exactly silent. Uh,
Speaker 3: this guy ended up scored sonnies too. What a win
Speaker 3: for me?
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: This guy bid four thousand dollars to purchase an autographed
Speaker 3: Taylor Swift guitar, which he then smashed with a hammer.
Speaker 2: Now take hang up. That is the thing. God bless Texas. Wow,
Speaker 2: the more impressed they had four k. They just swas
Speaker 2: Texas team.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 2: I got that oil money. That'll show her. Huh.
Speaker 1: I don't like your boyfriend either, benching them on my
Speaker 1: football team.
Speaker 2: Don't get me started.
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