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the pirate ship. And I mean having some people tell
me that there's been some glitches.
Speaker 2: Yo, I'm sorry, I haven't been.
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Speaker 2: The Russians.
Speaker 1: It could be guy I was going through piano.
Speaker 2: May mean there's a terrify on your cameras, they're.
Speaker 1: Might that's not for another. But Kevin is gonna prove
for night. That's all you need to know, which I
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Speaker 3: Well, we just had a nice little bags, but we're
going to start feeding your beer.
Speaker 2: Yes, brother, And was he brother?
Speaker 1: Did you go meet him today?
Speaker 2: He was at Beers in the world month.
Speaker 1: Oh, Monday, okay, okay, And I thought it was early.
Speaker 3: I thought it was supposed to be like ten to
like twelve or something. And I went after work at
like two thirty. Yeah, and he was still sitting there.
I didn't do the meet and great, I just snapped
a cold pictures so far. I did get a picture
and met Jimmy Hart, who was a manager way back
in the day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the guy with the megaphone. Yeah, who just sitting
in a stool at eighty one years old.
Speaker 1: Just looked like he was dead.
Speaker 2: It looked like it looked like one of those robots
from the Hall of Press.
Speaker 1: It's kind of sad like in a way. It's weird
because I've been to one of these Beard things with
Kelsey Grammer. But that was a huge line. It was
upstairs at Montconnery's. There was a vibe there. It's also
a bar and a restaurant. Did his own beer, he
has his own beer beer and you know who was
there was uh, your who's your Jamie? Oh Jamie and
her sister.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, and have something to do with bringing him here?
Speaker 1: No, oh okay? The one in North Carolina. Yeah. No,
he was on his own and I don't know with
somehow through Damien and I did an interview with him
on the radio, and that's when I did ask him
about somebody getting killed in d W I actually he was.
Everybody like told me I ruined the interview, and I
was a completely myself. I didn't think, ye who's yes,
I know there's a no. It's been like okay. So
I I have this weird, weird belief that I've talked
about openly. Anything that happens to you is your fault.
So I'm trying to figure out where's my vibration, Why
is this stuff happening? What am I doing that water?
What am I doing?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 1: My sister said the same thing to me, but I'm like,
what do I like? What am I doing? I don't know.
Speaker 4: Everything happens for a reason, in my opinion, Like I
know that right now you feel a little shut down
with some stuff. But I just am very much like
you to take the highs and the lows and you know.
Speaker 2: We've got the keys to fix it. WoT we've got
the keys to fix it?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: We do, and and I think that's what we should do,
just dive in head first.
Speaker 1: So anyway, I uh, pretty hair wet.
Speaker 4: Back to the what a good hairdresser?
Speaker 1: He must have? Oh yeah, yeah, so many stuff by
here last night, but wouldn't come on and made a
whole thing and then wanted me to pause the podcast
and I don't and I didn't.
Speaker 2: Was there was there snowboarding pictures on the hill? Out
of here.
Speaker 5: A photo.
Speaker 4: I'm surprised you to do a photo shoot. Put the
headphones on?
Speaker 1: No what?
Speaker 2: I all?
Speaker 1: This person was over at a new restaurant in town
and texted, are you over at the studio? And I said,
I am, and Danny and I Danny was here. We
had just started a segment and I and I it
takes you out of a rhythm. I'm like, I'm not
gonna pause it. You can sit down and join or not. No,
we don't want to. And then it was like, all
we're going to drink.
Speaker 2: Look quick after show Randy food?
Speaker 1: Did you I didn't. I didn't at all. Are we
seeing more public meltdowns and unraveling or is it the
same as it always was? But we're seeing it more
because of their phone, because we have a phone, and
everybody whips out their phone and the next thing I know,
I get to watch, you know, some lady who's having
a bad day, striped naked on a plane and trying
to get off. You know what I mean That that's
what happens, and I go or almost everyone has a
camera in their pocket or I like to say a
TV station because they can all go live at any moment.
And I'm like, man, we're ready to record and upload
at just a moment's notice whatever's going on. And I
don't know if, but we're seeing like it does seem
like people are really having meltdowns people.
Speaker 4: I think people love other people's misery though, so.
Speaker 3: I love Christmas Eve Christmas a couple of days before
Christmas in the mall. Yeah, but I sit down, get
a big old couple of pretzels and just sit in
the middle of the mall and just watch them mis
one of my favorite.
Speaker 2: Things to do.
Speaker 1: But it's like, right now, I'm going to is it
economic struggles that some people are having and the price
of things are higher and we don't know and the
political tensions that go on, and you know, you got
everybody who starts to have an opinion and they become edge. Yes,
And I don't know if it's like post pandemic. I
was reading the study. Since the pandemic, everything's been up
down again in terms of like public meltdowns and things,
but still higher than it was pre pandemic and in
terms of like people getting arrested or let's say, I
think it was specifically flights, right, So that's it.
Speaker 3: But and then it's weird to think that we're a
week away from five years of shutting the country down.
Speaker 2: Yeah, wow, five years. It doesn't feel like it's been
five years.
Speaker 1: No, it doesn't. No, I don't, And I'm not sure
if we ever really came back or not.
Speaker 2: I'm back. I mean, I'm bad.
Speaker 4: I think everything's changed. Like now you refer to pre
COVID and post COVID or like you're in COVID with
random things that you do thinking about it, like yeah,
like well but also like even my business or things
that I did pre COVID that I you know, you know, no, God,
I saw a.
Speaker 1: Joke online today that there was the guy goes, hey,
why did you uh, why is my sister's name Esther
or something like that, and the father says, oh, well,
because your mother, and I'm getting the name wrong. Your
mother loved Easter, and since she loved Easter, we just
kind of and then he goes no, no, he goes no,
it wasn't Lana, it was He goes, uh, all right,
good talk Alan, which would be Dent. You know, Oh
my god, she hit the post she did. That was funny.
But all this stuff, I don't know if people are
just melting down more or not. That's why I can't
figure out. There was that lady on the Southwest Airline.
She's screaming that she's bipolar and they wouldn't let her off,
and she took all her clothes off and she got
completely naked. And if you see the blurred out image,
actually I think I had hard to tell. She looked
like a woman in her mid forties, but she didn't
look like she was in terrible shape.
Speaker 4: Like the blur wasn't too big. I mean, I assume
it's decent body. I mean, it's gonna be entertaining no
matter what.
Speaker 1: And she, yeah, she was completely naked.
Speaker 2: But are you entertained at that point or are you
just pissed because you want to just kidding.
Speaker 4: I would be more pissed about the flight, the guitar
flight where the dead body was next to that couple
for four hours. What you didn't hear about this? Somebody died,
somebody died mid flight, and somebody died mid flight and
they left the corpse right next to a couplet a
blanket on Yet for four hours they had.
Speaker 2: Not got when we are you gonna put it?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 1: But when do the fluid start cutting out and stuff?
That's a good point, like I think you because all
your muscles just yeah, everything goes. I'm not a doctor,
me neither. Here is the story about.
Speaker 7: Thanks for joining us tonight on Mark Curtis. The entire
thing was caught on camera by another passenger who walked
us through how it all.
Speaker 1: Went down on board.
Speaker 2: News journalists.
Speaker 7: Chase go Lightly is live at sky Harbor where that
flight was headed, and Chase was the woman charged.
Speaker 5: Mark Greenbay. According police, that woman was not.
Speaker 1: Like he's standing right out there. His name is Chase
go Lightly.
Speaker 6: Realization and there were several children on this flight. Now
children are parts of this idea. Some may still find
it disturbing.
Speaker 1: And then you see her so shocking.
Speaker 6: Passengers on this Southwest flight couldn't believe what they were seeing.
Speaker 4: This is getting crazy, like this is something that you
see out of a movie.
Speaker 5: A woman on the plane rempletely naked, wait.
Speaker 1: Walking, she isn't with that. Pat was a flight, it
was very packed.
Speaker 6: We spoke with one of those passengers, who asked to
remain anonymous. She said they had just boarded the plane
in Houston and were about to leave for Phoenix when
the woman, while fully.
Speaker 5: Dressed, walked to the front of the plane and started yelling.
I do remember her saying that she wanted to get
off the flight. The passenger also said she heard the
woman yell that she was bipolar.
Speaker 1: Hey, Southwest flight really took no baggage to a whole
new level.
Speaker 4: Don't have to pay to check out.
Speaker 1: No baggage fees, you're not for to take your clothes off,
bring your nuttiness to yell.
Speaker 5: It was very evident that she was having a mental breakdown.
Speaker 8: At one point another which I start to feel bad
for the woman because I guarantee she doesn't want to
be that way, Like in a right state of mind,
a rational state of mind, she doesn't want to be
that way.
Speaker 2: Fifty she still a woman.
Speaker 1: No, I I I'll let you, I'll I'll let you,
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Speaker 4: Know they share a helder that.
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Speaker 2: But you shut the CDC down. One of the things
they shut I think that was the.
Speaker 1: World Health Organization. We're not part of it anywhere.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, self care is this for sex both ways?
It's more than once a week?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think you gotta find. To me, you need
to find the goldilocks right, the balance, the perfect right,
the perfect balance of enough for her to keep her
healthy and enough for him to not kill him. So
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was necessary to ward off prostate cancer. That's why I
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Speaker 4: What the average is on how often the average person
has sex, like in a committed relationship.
Speaker 2: Because I thought it.
Speaker 1: Won't I thought it was three times. I thought the
average was three times a week. I really did. And
then but that's what I read. Go ahead, you look
you look it up because I was about to, but
you look it up, and uh, because yeah, I it is.
If sex is supposed to be healthy, I just don't
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wondering now if part of that is, like naturally the
body declines, right, your testosterone goes, and you see old couples.
But now at the blue pill, somebody's coming at you
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Speaker 2: Well, that could have something.
Speaker 1: That's what I mean, the medical side of it. And
don't forget it's thinning the blood. So who knows what's
goud happen. I'm not sure. Being a player might be
just the hardest part of of living for some guys.
Speaker 4: The average couple has sex about once a week.
Speaker 1: Once a week, Yeah, I definitely want where did you
find that couple?
Speaker 4: So somehow I google how many people does the average
person sleep with?
Speaker 1: And I was like, that's what does what does the
average person? I want?
Speaker 2: I want to guess, Yeah, seventeen the average.
Speaker 1: Person sleep I think it's less than that. Well, no,
don't don't forget. Who's going to be honest on these surveys.
People lie? Well, yeah, women, men, I think we're well.
I think the men are going to be higher. I
think the men are going to be higher, and they're
going to be higher because it's a bragging point, and
I think women are going to be lower because it's
a shame point.
Speaker 2: Seventeen seventeen men.
Speaker 1: Women, I'm going to say, uh, five or four for
women four or five, and I'm going to say nine
to ten for men.
Speaker 4: You were really close. Yeah, four point three for women
for women, and six point three for men to like
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we just pretend to care? In other words, do we
feel like we have to be outraged because everybody, Oh,
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you know, little thong and something else and she's spin
around the pole. Nothing that says NYPD, nothing that says anything,
and so people are saying she should be fired. But
I go, when did off duty stop? Meaning off the
clock in some sense? And I guess that you have
to be held to a higher moral standard. But it
feels like moral outrage over nothing, like I don't know,
it's it's a weird thing, like I guess here's the thing,
like how what that impacts her job? I shouldn't at all,
But you hear we've read about teachers who were on
only fans, right, because teachers make X amount of dollars,
they want to make Y amount of dollars, they got
to do something else in addition, and so this. But
somebody found out and I'm sure none of the kids
are going to see it unless they're inhigh school. And
mostly I think she was this woman that I remember
the story was elementary and I go in a society
that claims to support personal freedoms. Yeah right, what are
we doing? Why is everyone so obsessed with pushing people
for the teacher.
Speaker 2: Being on only fends. You don't have to worry about
the kids. It's the perfect fathers that you have to do.
Speaker 1: This.
Speaker 3: But the moral outr all of a sudden, fathers are
showing up for fucking parent teacher conferences. They're showing up
at the band concert, they're showing up the PTA meeting,
they're showing up at the outdoor carnival.
Speaker 4: I think no matter what you do as a career
or what you do outside of it, not like unless
you're blatantly crossing the line.
Speaker 1: Right, Well, look dancing. Here's the thing. I'm pretty sure
I don't know this for facts. I'm kind of I
might be pulling this out of my butt. But I
think if you work for any police agency and you
have a side gig, you've got to let them know.
They have to know and be approve of it because
you will see a lot of like RPD, Rochester Police Department,
other guys who do security companies, right, But I think,
and it's always out in the open, but I think
they have to let them know. And I guarantee it's
got to be something in New York City. So it's
this isn't a side hustle for her, she manages just
did a video for a friend.
Speaker 4: Who knows, yeah, or like I don't know there again,
going back to event the people on planes, there's cameras everywhere.
Now there's an event like the deep fake aim that
you don't know what's real and what's not. But I
do think that I think that people should have privacy.
I don't think what you do outside of your job
should really have to reflect. My mom talks to me
about this at times, because I'm sort of outspoken with
my political beliefs and obviously being on a podcast and
everything and what I talk about and owning my own business.
Speaker 1: What does your mother saying? I'm curious.
Speaker 4: My mom is always like, Laura, you really need a
reel it in, Like you shouldn't be out there posting
like things like yeah, I mean if I share a
clip from here, I share it on my private Instagram,
not on my business page. But like, you know, I
do have clients who I've worked with for so many
years now that I'm friends with that follow me, and
you know, if I post anything political, anything controversial, my
mom is always like, you can't do this. I was like,
I don't need their business if they're going to disagree
with me on some of these things, like it's fine,
but awesome disagree and.
Speaker 1: Still have you do because you do a good job. Yeah,
you know what I mean that that would be fine too,
That's fine.
Speaker 4: I don't think anything that I say is like so
extreme that someone's like, I don't want to hire this
person to be my home. But I was laughing because
my event this weekend that I've been on the committee
for for a few years. Yesterday I found out a
client of mine bought a ticket because I had told
her about it, and you know, my contact at EPI
calmly and they're like, we put her at your table,
and I was like, oh, like this is an open bar. Like,
so I text all my friends are coming, like, I'm
not gonna be able to be as crude and as
obnoxious as I normally am.
Speaker 1: Thank god, get.
Speaker 2: Off Laura to stop.
Speaker 4: They're like, today, so you're not gonna be talking about
your sex life. I was like, no, Like, I'll give
it a little calm.
Speaker 2: I don't buy it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't. I know.
Speaker 4: I know by the end of the night, she's gonna
be like, I'm canceling our contract.
Speaker 1: That detective Mercado, she wasn't only good at undercover, she
was good at undergarments.
Speaker 4: But yeah, people should have privacy and you can google
people nowadays, Like wow, that's the thing.
Speaker 1: And some of the stuff you have no control over,
as the individuals the main character in the story, you
have no control over some things that are on the
internet about you. I think that I always go back
to the theory of you got to look at patterns
for people. Do they have a pattern of this kind
of behavior, then I would probably believe I can see
that happened. If they don't, I go, well, this seems outrageous.
You know, there's an incident that was recently in the news.
We talked about it off air here because I knew
somebody involved, and I go, there's no effing way. There's
just no way. And I don't know the person. Well,
but I would bet you know, a testicle on the
fact that it's just because I'm not gonna have any
more kids better testing. I'm just saying, I want to
know what your political views, Like Trump does his speech,
what what did? What did you post the next day?
Did you post anything about it? No?
Speaker 4: I've really tried very hard to not why because I
don't have that energy to fight with people anymore. Yeah,
I'm trying to like protect my own peace and just
not get involved in politics. And you know, I educate myself.
I still listen to podcasts, I still read news, but
I just can't what's post said on Facebook that people
share or whatever, like those memes. They're so like short sighted.
It's one sided. There's not always validity to it.
Speaker 1: And I yes, I'm we're in a world and that
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Speaker 4: The years got the years worth, so I have to
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Speaker 2: So so you lose four?
Speaker 1: Do you add for sixteen save a horse ride a Cowboy? Yes?
Speaker 2: Yes, And I said Brooks had done, but I don't
know it was.
Speaker 1: Not Brooks and Duns Megan Wrich, Megan rat And I
said nineteen hundred and ninety eight from the year two
thousand and four.
Speaker 4: Bro twenty twelve, the crowning, And everybody is getting what
was the when it got redone in like twenty nineteen.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: You ask great questions. Two it was two thousand and
what two thousand and four?
Speaker 1: Van Halen?
Speaker 4: It is van Halen, So that's what you laughed about, And.
Speaker 1: It's definitely not I know it's van Halen. I don't
know the song I wrote nineteen eighty one though, Anyone
is in the hole, yeah with mean Street. Yeah. So
do I get points off for that ten or for
the for the year and one for the artist, one
for the artist. Okay, so that brings my total.
Speaker 4: Down to not I from nineteen eighty to nineteen ninety.
Speaker 1: I had no idea what I wrote Informer two thousand
and six.
Speaker 2: It is informer.
Speaker 4: I wrote the Former in nineteen ninety four.
Speaker 2: It is snow from nineteen ninety three.
Speaker 1: Okay, right back up, that's wait. So nineteen ninety three,
thirteen years old.
Speaker 6: Them on this.
Speaker 2: I'm gooboo man.
Speaker 1: Ah, all right, stop calling me?
Speaker 2: Is it a glistener wanted to play?
Speaker 1: No? I wrote, I said slam. Let the boys be boys.
It is slam. Run. It is not run. I didn't
know who was, And I wrote two thousand and three
for some reason.
Speaker 2: It is slam by Onyx from nineteen hundred ninety three.
Speaker 1: Another I'm at thirty one. Well I give it nine.
He's at thirty.
Speaker 4: I met thirty four.
Speaker 1: Oh good, Okay, this is.
Speaker 2: The bonus question. You can lose an Electra tet Off.
Speaker 1: You know the sound I don't know. I said you too.
Speaker 4: I wrote you to too.
Speaker 1: Is not you two? Watch it be collected? Watch it
be No. I don't think Chris Martin. No, it's not no.
Speaker 3: It's not Coldplay, steal Hart. We all die young from
the year nineteen ninety six.
Speaker 4: It's off by six years. I randomly took City of Angels.
Speaker 2: It is not City of Angels.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I have no idea.
Speaker 3: In the movie rock Stars, Darring Mark wahlbergs definitely never
said Jennifer.
Speaker 2: Aniston, I don't know if I saw that.
Speaker 1: So if you haven't, way, what year was.
Speaker 2: It nineteen ninety six?
Speaker 1: I'm at thirty nine. Oh, but I think this is
where we separate. This is where I think we think
the year is going to come into plan this. I
think so this is where we separate.
Speaker 4: Tina Turner simply the best.
Speaker 1: I didn't get the title nineteen eighty six.
Speaker 4: I wrote nineteen ninety two.
Speaker 2: Okay, she's gonna win by one who.
Speaker 1: You were both off by three nineteen eighty nine.
Speaker 2: Fucking motherfucker.
Speaker 3: I'm so god, wow, oh god, damn, how don't know?
Speaker 4: Oh you got Tina and you have simpleah.
Speaker 1: Wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait
wait wait wait wait wait wait wait title. I didn't
have the title. I had the band.
Speaker 2: She had the band and the title shit and the
same for you missed by.
Speaker 1: I love this version. Of this game so much better
than me alone. I don't know why.
Speaker 2: We're just going to figure out the scoring just wearing
can be ginsen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's all right. That was fun. That was
a lot of fun.
Speaker 3: But I do like the bonus point for the I
could pick us out. I could pick a movie from
a soundtrack and throw that in there as a bonus,
because you made me think about it when you said
the City.
Speaker 2: Of Ages of How do.
Speaker 1: You know this song? You're gonna let her sing now?
Speaker 2: Because she kicks your ass.
Speaker 1: She didn't kick my ass. She edged it out. She
likes she likes to get you right up to the edge.
Speaker 4: Okay, So I mean I know teena turner. But the
song became repopular again with Ship's Creek.
Speaker 1: Oh okay.
Speaker 2: I was never really a fan of the was more
a fane Larry.
Speaker 1: How the fun did I lose? And I got one
in the hole?
Speaker 2: God damn it?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Ship?
Speaker 1: Yeah hurts.
Speaker 4: How about we go have a beer?
Speaker 1: You know I would like that. I'm in for that. Hey,
uh tell everybody, it's the weekend, comes you get out
to bet b would fire pizza and grill on the
mall at Grease Ridge. Great specials out there. By the way,
we talked about Matt and the fifteen drink limit on
the cruise he was on.
Speaker 3: Bob was confused by that because he's better than a carnival.
He said, he was never limited. Yeah, this is Bob
unless he got like a different or like a cheaper
drink path.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know. Fifteen day, fifteen a
day because Bob told me. I said, I would have
been done by three o'clock in the afternoon.
Speaker 3: Bob's at five by none with coffee and drink fifteen alcohol.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when you think about this week, you get up,
get up eight o'clock. I have two coffees. Shout of Bailey,
shouting Batas, that's two.
Speaker 1: That's two Bloody Mary's.
Speaker 2: That's four. Then you start drinking drunk.
Speaker 1: You are no.
Speaker 5: I never like.
Speaker 1: Exploits lot. We're going for tea. I'm not doing anything hot.
I will never touch another human being ever again. Ever,
I'm done, at least not under age, not any age,
just not.
Speaker 2: His mother anymore.
Speaker 1: But BTV, I just wanted to tell you get out there.
The brunch on Sunday fantastic. They're could be doing another
theme brunch coming up the hockey.
Speaker 2: Probably be there this weekend. At some point. We're not
going to Massachusetts.
Speaker 1: Nice the hockey. Dad's going out.
Speaker 2: We might get kicked out of BTV this weekend.
Speaker 1: Now, that would be something on the bucket list. BTV
would fire Pizza Druve in the mall. Mark has been.
Speaker 3: What what what?
Speaker 1: What did he bring him on?
Speaker 2: Because I told him I wasn't coming brought in the
new special, I said.
Speaker 1: Just which I'm not going to get the name of
it right, And I feel so bad. But it is
an unbelievable It's like a California It's like chopped steak
in a giant burrito. It weighs three pounds. Yeah, Danny
and I, Danny and I split it, okay, So, but
it was so good. The salt that they made or
the glock they have, it's a nice kick to it.
The Pika de gaio on there.
Speaker 2: It was grilled cheese California burrito. That pico.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, maybe.
Speaker 2: That is so good on a grill.
Speaker 1: Yeah, cheat, Jesus, it was so good. It was so good.
I'm so impressed by what they do. I really am.
And I don't say that just because you know, Matt
comes in here and stuff. I really am you walk
in there. The atmosphere is great, the food is always good.
And I have to say, it's in the it's like
it's in the mall, but it's not, you know what
I mean.
Speaker 2: It's got a zone entrance.
Speaker 1: But that's what I mean. That's what I'm saying. It's like,
you go there, it's a destination in the mall. But that.
Speaker 2: Is a birthday party.
Speaker 1: That's James's birth that's the actual birthday. Yes he does
that is true, that is true. But you know what,
maybe we will do that. Yeah, I have to see
what what's happening. There's a lot happening. Then he's going
on a trip to tour colleges. He got invited to
do that through the school. So yeah, he's in ninth grade,
but he got it. It was he was hand picked
by the school to go check out these colleges. So yeah,
lots of things happen in Laura, this is what goes
on in my uh weird world, my weird world of fun.
Speaker 2: Good time.
Speaker 1: We will wrap it up for Kevin Mure in another
Killer game. Well done. Well done Laura for crushing how
you have to admit, like that's a win. That was
a win, especially because well I usually did, actually.
Speaker 2: Had three.
Speaker 1: I usually do. I'm hoping my math is off and
I really did win, but I'm just gonna say I'm not.
But I don't think. I don't think no, because I
did not get the title war artist on it the last,
the second to last one at all, and I was
off by nine. We're going for a beer. I'm Bill Moran.
We'll see him Monday, California, Bay and things that gotten
the word season and up.
Speaker 2: Opportunity for me is just a curse of tell that
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