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Speaker 2: CLO's do one thousand or something and yeah.
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Speaker 1: will do exactly that. But the meat and potatoes of
Speaker 1: this process.
Speaker 2: Is that we randomly pick one person who votes, just
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Speaker 1: Ja our Facebook page. You say it we play, give
Speaker 1: us your vote before nine. I love when stories regarding
Speaker 1: the arts come up, because we all know how Taco
Speaker 1: Bob feels about the arts.
Speaker 3: They're stupid.
Speaker 2: Just overall. It's like, no, I have nothing against the
Speaker 2: arts because my brother was an artist. My daughter is
Speaker 2: becoming one. But the problem is that when you draw
Speaker 2: a line and say this is art, I have a problem.
Speaker 1: Eye the beholder Broyeah controversial art exhibition in Denmark called
Speaker 1: and Now You Care. Let me paint the picture of
Speaker 1: what this art installation was, I doubt I do. The
Speaker 1: Chilean born artist Marco if Aassery, it's his piece of
Speaker 1: art called and Now You Care, was put in this
Speaker 1: museum in Denmark and consisted of three live piglets, okay,
Speaker 1: caged up in like a shopping cart type container with
Speaker 1: no food or water, and they're gonna be left there
Speaker 1: to starve to death. That that was his artings. It's
Speaker 1: to make a statement, he says, about the uh, about.
Speaker 2: The the way pigs are treated act you know, the
Speaker 2: cruelty of mass meat production. Which fine, that's a.
Speaker 1: Valid conversation to have. But to say, let's bring attention
Speaker 1: to it by starving three animals to death for public
Speaker 1: amusements is you know?
Speaker 2: It ain't order to tell you that. Here's where it
Speaker 2: takes the weird twist.
Speaker 1: Now I'm gonna give this guy a little bit of
Speaker 1: credit here. The three piglets were stolen and rescued by
Speaker 1: animal rights activists. We come to find out later that
Speaker 1: now the exhibit is closed down because the piglets have
Speaker 1: been stolen. The artist orchestrated the whole thing, the stealing
Speaker 1: of the piglets, because he actually is an animal rights
Speaker 1: activist and didn't want the piglets to actually die. He
Speaker 1: just wanted everyone to think they were going to starve
Speaker 1: to death in the enclosure in the art exhibit to
Speaker 1: make a statement.
Speaker 2: Yeah, had a light on it, and then he was
Speaker 2: having his people steal the piglets.
Speaker 1: Anyway, pretty clever. You gotta give credit on that level.
Speaker 1: Right He's thinking way out of the box and a
Speaker 1: few chest moves ahead.
Speaker 2: I get it, But I mean it's not art. Art
Speaker 2: is in the eye of goal right now.
Speaker 3: I just.
Speaker 2: What you could do. I am still having ribs this weekend. Yeah,
Speaker 2: there you are. I'll point that out. If you want art,
Speaker 2: you could have those.
Speaker 4: Three piglets in that crate and then right next to him,
Speaker 4: have a rack of ribs and a thing of bacon
Speaker 4: in another crate and just let the mind do its
Speaker 4: own work.
Speaker 2: I thought, you know, I'm talking about them thing a hornbell,
Speaker 2: bacon and a rack of ribs.
Speaker 1: I thought you're gonna go even more simplistic and have
Speaker 1: the three pigs in the pen and then sprawl out
Speaker 1: like a blank canvas for them to and feed him
Speaker 1: a bunch of food and let him just do their
Speaker 1: own oil.
Speaker 2: We get that would be cool. It's like a Picasso
Speaker 2: kind of But you could have the three pigs in
Speaker 2: there and then have this little model house that's on fire.
Speaker 2: You remember, three little pigs or those three pigs and
Speaker 2: a bed. There's so much more you could have done. Artist.
Speaker 2: If you want to call yourself, that was his name, Marco.
Speaker 1: The Marcover City, Ava City.
Speaker 2: If you had a kid with the last name Polo,
Speaker 2: you'd have to, wouldn't you. That's why I remember that
Speaker 2: guy's name. I would name him shirt now. His shirt
Speaker 2: Polo doesn't mark until he's calling for attendance and they
Speaker 2: go shirt Polo shirt and you go here. Sorry, it's Friday, people, marcottle.
Speaker 3: Come over here, Marco, all right, Paulo fish out of water,
Speaker 3: all right.
Speaker 1: Moving to Jacksonville, we've got Jacksonville fight Club being orchestrated
Speaker 1: by a substitute teacher. Duvald Come on. This allegedly happened
Speaker 1: the incident at YMCA Tiger academy.
Speaker 2: What the hell is that? Sound like a charter school
Speaker 2: in Duval. If it's YMCA, it's got to be part
Speaker 2: of that. You can't just use their name. So it's
Speaker 2: a charter academy that's affiliated with the I can't that's
Speaker 2: what it sounds like. Sounds like it anyway.
Speaker 1: Janine White arrested and accused of actively encouraging students to
Speaker 1: beat up another child.
Speaker 2: I guess one of the kids was being difficult and
Speaker 2: didn't want to join fight club, so she asked the
Speaker 2: the students, this is a substitute, who in here can
Speaker 2: beat him up? Oh my god, see that. You gotta
Speaker 2: vet your subs here. I know always he's really tough.
Speaker 1: Right now, all you need is someone who's willing to
Speaker 1: come in and say the following sentence. Mister or missus
Speaker 1: so and so is out today. Please work quietly at
Speaker 1: your desk this hour.
Speaker 2: That's it. You just write your name on the board.
Speaker 2: Don't give me any grief.
Speaker 1: Whatever you want to do, just do it quietly at
Speaker 1: your desk for the next hour, collect your your pay
Speaker 1: for the day, and if needed, wash, rinse, repeat until
Speaker 1: mister or missus so and so is.
Speaker 2: Back in the saddle off that stomach. But I'm never
Speaker 2: gonna get called on it. No, No, you just say, hey,
Speaker 2: I'm supposed to teach you this. Would you like to
Speaker 2: learn it? Then do it on your own online? Okay?
Speaker 2: And I'm gonna go ahead head and continue the nap
Speaker 2: that I was taking. L Wait, let me write my
Speaker 2: name on the board so you know not to say it. Okay,
Speaker 2: I'm mister Poulo. God.
Speaker 1: My two favorite things coming up through school was when
Speaker 1: the teacher would do one of these two moves because
Speaker 1: they weren't into teaching that though. We're gonna make this
Speaker 1: a study hour or a movie day, you get yeah,
Speaker 1: or we're gonna watch a movie today.
Speaker 3: I loved it.
Speaker 1: Then the first question is there gonna be a quiz
Speaker 1: on the movie? No, we're just watching a movie. O
Speaker 1: idea here is to do nothing.
Speaker 2: You don't have to point that out to teach. Or you
Speaker 2: see them hauling out the overhead projector huh, yeah, we're
Speaker 2: gonna watch Porky's today, Kid's Royal Shrovetide. And I heard
Speaker 2: your teacher's pretty sick. So since Porky's is a longer movie, well,
Speaker 2: we're up to show Porky we're gonna row. We're gonna
Speaker 2: run part one today, and in case that sickness continues,
Speaker 2: which I think will, you'll get to see part two
Speaker 2: of Porky's tomorrow class adjourn.
Speaker 1: Royal Schroven Tide. It's a centuries old ball game, pre
Speaker 1: dating soccer, uh and it's still played to this day
Speaker 1: in parts of England.
Speaker 2: Taco.
Speaker 1: Very few rules on this game. Basically, what you have
Speaker 1: is you've got teams made of mass groups of people
Speaker 1: competing against each other trying to move a ball from
Speaker 1: one end of the grid to the other, which is
Speaker 1: three miles long. About The only rule is no murder
Speaker 1: is allowed. How big is the ball, It's the size
Speaker 1: of a soccer ball. You don't have to kick it,
Speaker 1: you can carry it, you can do whatever. But you
Speaker 1: got somebody after you the whole time, a group after you,
Speaker 1: so you got to work as a team to plow
Speaker 1: through and get this thing three miles. Really, this is
Speaker 1: basically our football in its infancy, if you want to
Speaker 1: think about it. S the end zones are just three
Speaker 1: miles apart rather than one hundred yard field.
Speaker 2: Well, that sounds tiring. No murder allowed, though, that tells
Speaker 2: you how old this game is here. When you said
Speaker 2: it was a super old, prehistoric, ancient kind of game,
Speaker 2: I thought it was like you go and then if
Speaker 2: your team loses, they put you in the tiger.
Speaker 1: Pitft nothing like they're saying. They're saying this thing. There's
Speaker 1: no really boundaries in this. You'll end up going through rivers.
Speaker 1: You want to run through a hedge or whatever some
Speaker 1: whatever it takes. Man, here's the Some pictures are they.
Speaker 2: Called grundle ball. Huh grundle balls. Somebody texted in that.
Speaker 2: I don't know, so let me see that picture one
Speaker 2: more time. Yeah, I'm not. That's a mob, a drunken
Speaker 2: mob trying to you know, move the something. Oh there's
Speaker 2: drinking of alved I'm back here.
Speaker 1: There's no rules, Bob, because there's no murder because this
Speaker 1: and then a look at this. They're trying to short
Speaker 1: cut it under this footbridge. So you got the team
Speaker 1: broken up here while the ones you aren't afraid to
Speaker 1: get in the water want to advance it up the
Speaker 1: river and around the approaching mob.
Speaker 2: See. This is again one of those games where I
Speaker 2: think I'm gonna say, yeah, I don't I hurt my leg.
Speaker 2: I gotta sit on the bench Today, I volunteer pat
Speaker 2: and play for me. How far away is the goal?
Speaker 2: Three miles? Best friend, Except you don't have to buy
Speaker 2: our beer or Lona's money. Jr.
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