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First, We Honor. Then, We Laugh. | Monday September 2, 2024 · The Treehouse Show Podcast

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Speaker 1: It is time to leave your worries outside and come
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Speaker 1: laugh with us inside the Treehouse. I'm Daniel Malley along
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Speaker 1: with Trey Trenholm and Raj Sharma. We will get to
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Speaker 1: some laughs today. I promise you we will have a
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Speaker 1: good time on this Labor Day episode of the Treehouse.
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Speaker 1: But we do need to discuss a major thing that
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Speaker 1: happened just a few days ago in the city of Dallas.
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Speaker 1: As stewards of the Listeners Foundation, it is our job
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Speaker 1: to take our money and disperse it to the families
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Speaker 1: of fallen police officers and firefighters in DYFW killed in
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Speaker 1: the line of duty. And while we just did that
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Speaker 1: a couple of weeks ago, Friday morning, we woke up
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Speaker 1: to the news that we were going to have to
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Speaker 1: do it again. I've said this many times and I'll
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Speaker 1: say it again. I'll keep saying it as long as
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Speaker 1: we have to. I hate that we have to do it,
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Speaker 1: but I'm proud that we get to. And so on
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Speaker 1: Friday morning, Dallas police officer Darren Burks was shot and killed,
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Speaker 1: along with two other responding officers who were also injured
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Speaker 1: in that shooting, and according to Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia,
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Speaker 1: it could have been worse, and without sharing too many
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Speaker 1: of the details because it's not our place to do it,
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Speaker 1: things that we have heard from police sources is that's
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Speaker 1: very accurate. It could have been way worse. As it stands,
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Speaker 1: it was extremely bad and losing officer Berks, who was
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Speaker 1: a math teacher before becoming a police officer.
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Speaker 2: A math teacher at the can Academy.
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Speaker 1: Oh well, we'll dig in a little bit more into
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Speaker 1: his story here in just a little bit. But let
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Speaker 1: me just reset quickly as to what happened Thursday night
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Speaker 1: Friday morning. This from WFAA. An officer with the Dallas
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Speaker 1: Police Department was shot and killed Thursday evening and two
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Speaker 1: other officers were injured in the same incident. According to officials,
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Speaker 1: around ten ten pm, DPD SET officers responded to an
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Speaker 1: officer in distress in the nine hundred block of East
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Speaker 1: Ladbetter Drive. Upon arriving at the scene, police said the
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Speaker 1: responding officers and the parking lot outside of the facilities
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Speaker 1: of the community organization for oak Cliffe. That's actually what
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Speaker 1: it's called for. Oak Cliffe found a suspect near a
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Speaker 1: squad car belonging to Rookie Dallas Police officer Darren Burks,
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Speaker 1: who had been shot. During a press conference on Friday afternoon,
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Speaker 1: Chief Eddie Garcia had this to say, mab me just
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Speaker 1: a moment to pull this up.
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Speaker 3: I know that the word ambush has been thrown around
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Speaker 3: in the last twenty four hours or so.
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Speaker 1: That's not what happened here.
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Speaker 3: Officer Burks was executed. Our officers were targeted by this coward.
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Speaker 1: Our detectives have.
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Speaker 3: Learned from social media that three days ago Cobb Bay
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Speaker 3: approached an unmarked squad car of an unknown law enforcement
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Speaker 3: agency and recorded as he questioned the officers about why
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Speaker 3: they were parked there, expressed.
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Speaker 4: Problems with his personal and professional life.
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Speaker 3: Online, and one day ago he made a post indicating
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Speaker 3: an event was happening on Friday. The investigation determined last
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Speaker 3: night was premeditated, again for no other reason than the
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Speaker 3: uniform we wear that my men and women probably wear.
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Speaker 1: So there you have it from Dallas Police Chief Eddie
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Speaker 1: Garcia that these officers were targeted in an attack by
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Speaker 1: the suspect. And obviously I'll lead the name in for
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Speaker 1: a Chief Garcia to use, but I'm not saying it.
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Speaker 1: So it's obviously a horrific story. Let me get back
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Speaker 1: to the let me get back to what originally transpired
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Speaker 1: Thursday night into Friday morning. Shortly after Burkes was shot,
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Speaker 1: a police dispatcher noticed something was wrong over his radio
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Speaker 1: and sent Senior Corporal Jamie Farmer and Senior Corporal Curis
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Speaker 1: had David to the scene to investigate. Farmer responded first,
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Speaker 1: and the suspect immediately fired a handgun. While Farmer returned fire,
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Speaker 1: he was hit once in the leg. Chief Garcia said
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Speaker 1: that Senior Corporal Curis had David responded, ran up to
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Speaker 1: and shot at her multiple times. The suspect did She
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Speaker 1: returned fire, but was hit in the face during the exchange.
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Speaker 1: She is the one that's believes. She's still listed in
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Speaker 1: critical condition, but her injuries are not life threatening. All
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Speaker 1: three officers shot Thursday night were with the South Central
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Speaker 1: Patrol Division. In the wake of those initial shootings had
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Speaker 1: chastened suit, with law enforcement pursuing the suspect as he
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Speaker 1: traveled north from Dallas along I thirty five E. Along
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Speaker 1: that pursuit, the Lewisville Police Department was called into assist EPD, and,
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Speaker 1: according to an email obtained by WFAA from the Lewisville
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Speaker 1: Police Chief to his staff. The suspect was chased by
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Speaker 1: police to Lewisville and then fatally shot in the one
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Speaker 1: thousand block of Stemons Freeway by Dallas Police officers. The
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Speaker 1: Lewisville chief said his officers did not use their weapons,
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Speaker 1: so the suspect was killed in Lewisville by pursuing Dallas
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Speaker 1: police officers. So Friday morning, we all wake up to
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Speaker 1: the news that Dallas Police officer Darren Burks was killed
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Speaker 1: in the line of duty in horrific fashion. And the
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Speaker 1: Foundation responded as it does by mobilizing, making sure that
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Speaker 1: we have things in place, which we do making sure
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Speaker 1: that funds from your foundation get into the hands of
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Speaker 1: the family of an officer or firefighter when they're killed
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Speaker 1: in the line of duty. And that was completed by
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Speaker 1: Saturday afternoon board members from the Foundation, Captain Mark Howard
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Speaker 1: from Dallas County Sheriff's Office retired, and our very own
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Speaker 1: trade Tronholme, delivered a check to DPD headquarters for Darren
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Speaker 1: Burks's family, along with a letter to Chief Garcia, which
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Speaker 1: I'll share with you in case you hadn't seen it
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Speaker 1: on social media, dated August thirty of twenty twenty four.
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Speaker 1: Addressed to Chief Eddie Garcia of the Dallas Police Department.
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Speaker 1: Chief Garcia, please accept our some serious condolences on the
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Speaker 1: loss of Dallas Police Officer Darren Burks. Although his life
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Speaker 1: ended on August twenty ninth, twenty twenty four, his name
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Speaker 1: and his story will be remembered on behalf of the
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Speaker 1: listeners of the Treehouse Podcast and the former Russ Martin Show.
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Speaker 1: Please accept this check for Officer Burke's family. We hope
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Speaker 1: it provides any immediate financial needs the family may have
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Speaker 1: in the aftermath of this tragedy. Officer Burke's selfless commitment
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Speaker 1: to his community, first as a teacher and then as
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Speaker 1: a police officer should be celebrated and shown as an
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Speaker 1: example to us all. We grieve with your officers and
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Speaker 1: all who support our first responders. Sincerely, Daniel Maley, Trade Trenholm,
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Speaker 1: Captain Mark Howard, the RMS Treehouse Listeners Foundation, and then
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Speaker 1: a check for forty thousand dollars accompany that letter to
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Speaker 1: the surviving members of Officer Burkes's family. So thank you
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Speaker 1: to those that have donated throughout the years and to
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Speaker 1: those who continue to donate to the foundation, and just
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Speaker 1: know that your money is still going to where it's
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Speaker 1: intended and going back to what you were saying, Trey,
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Speaker 1: which is vastly important in this situation. When when I
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Speaker 1: first heard that he was a rookie, I was like,
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Speaker 1: oh my god, you know, it's just someone that's going
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Speaker 1: to be so young, just at beginning of life and
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Speaker 1: all these sorts of things. Then to find out that
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Speaker 1: this rookie was forty six years old, had just recently
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Speaker 1: finished his training, and before he decided to put on
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Speaker 1: the uniform, he was a math teacher, and Trey, I
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Speaker 1: didn't know until you mentioned that he was a math
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Speaker 1: teacher at the cant Academy, which specifically helps troubled youths
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Speaker 1: in finishing their high school degrees.
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Speaker 2: I think that's what just really got me, is the
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Speaker 2: fact that he's our age and to you read his
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Speaker 2: story and he wanted he didn't feel like he was
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Speaker 2: giving enough and wanted to give more to the community,
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Speaker 2: so he quits being a teacher at the can Academy
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Speaker 2: and becomes a police officer. I mean, that's just it's unbelievable.
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Speaker 1: Most of us can can't even be bothered to pick
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Speaker 1: up a gum wrapper we see on the street and
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Speaker 1: this guy's teaching troubled kids and deciding, you know what,
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Speaker 1: I can do more. And I remember after July seventh,
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Speaker 1: and then Dallas Police Chief Brown told people because when
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Speaker 1: those five officers in Dallas were shot, four DPD and
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Speaker 1: one guard officer, all killed at a protest against police.
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Speaker 1: So police officers protecting a First Amendment protected situation to
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Speaker 1: protest them, they got murdered at and some of those
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Speaker 1: some of those officers that were there protecting the citizens
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Speaker 1: that had been protesting the mere minutes prior when when
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Speaker 1: the shooting erupted. After all that happened, Chief Brown goes
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Speaker 1: on television and he says, join us, if you don't
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Speaker 1: like what's happening, do something about it. Join us be
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Speaker 1: the change you seek in the world. Don't just bitch
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Speaker 1: about it. And I don't think he said that exactly.
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Speaker 1: That's more about twist on it, but that's that's the
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Speaker 1: spirit of what he said. And it's true. We all
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Speaker 1: can complain about all these things, but if we don't
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Speaker 1: do anything about them, then all we're doing is bitching.
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Speaker 1: Darren Burks did something. He was already doing something, and
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Speaker 1: then he decided, you know what, Sure, I think I
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Speaker 1: think I've taught all the math I need to these
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Speaker 1: kids in this community. I can do more. And so
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Speaker 1: he did, and someone responded differently, and simply because he
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Speaker 1: decided to put on a uniform, he got targeted. And uh,
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Speaker 1: it's it's just a sad state of affairs. Look, I
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Speaker 1: don't know. I don't know a single police officer that
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Speaker 1: will tell you that the profession is without problems. It is.
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Speaker 1: They know it. All the all the good cops we've
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Speaker 1: known for years have all said, Jesus, we hate the
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Speaker 1: bad ones because it brings us all down. And these
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Speaker 1: are the things that happen. So again, like like like,
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Speaker 1: like we put in that letter to Chief Garcia, I
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Speaker 1: hope that the way Officer Burke's life ended is not
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Speaker 1: what we all remember, but instead what he gave in
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Speaker 1: his life, what his actual story was, and that was,
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Speaker 1: to me, a story of commitment and doing good for others.
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Speaker 1: And I hope that's what most everyone remembers out of this.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and striving to do more.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, And I'll be honest, and I suck at that,
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Speaker 1: you know. I mean, I'll put every ounce of effort
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Speaker 1: I have into my job into doing certain things for
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Speaker 1: myself doing certain things for this show, and I don't
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Speaker 1: leave a whole lot else for other people. I am
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Speaker 1: selfish in that way. I'm not the most selfish person
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Speaker 1: I know, and certainly not the most selfish person I've
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Speaker 1: ever known. But you know, I think we're all a
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Speaker 1: little bit selfish, and this is a very star reminder
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Speaker 1: that that I can I can do more, and I
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Speaker 1: can be more.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, but here's here's the other thing. That's just you
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Speaker 2: said it earlier. You're like, most of us can't be
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Speaker 2: bothered to pick up a gun wrapper gum. I'm sorry,
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Speaker 2: gum wrapper of it.
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Speaker 1: But if you see a gun wrapper, please pick that up.
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Speaker 1: I actually don't pick it up. Call Call, call police,
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Speaker 1: because I might be evidence.
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Speaker 2: Another thing that makes you know, Officer Burke's story remarkable
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Speaker 2: is at our age picking up a gum wrapper and
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Speaker 2: you know, can be you know, something that hurts us
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Speaker 2: for six weeks throwing out our back he went to
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Speaker 2: the academy.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's an excellent point, Tray, I think it was.
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Speaker 1: It was the other day. I was sitting right here
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Speaker 1: and as I was waiting for my computer to turn on,
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Speaker 1: I did this. I went like and I did like
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Speaker 1: a little backstretch thing and and and I popped a
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Speaker 1: rib outed This man went and is chasing down criminals
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Speaker 1: and stuff. I can't even wrap my brain around that.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I I pulled. I was on the couch for
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Speaker 4: two days because I I was folding laundry and uh,
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Speaker 4: I snapped a T shirt to get the wrinkles out.
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Speaker 4: That was it. Tigerbaum on the college for two days,
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Speaker 4: and he went through the whole program and all the
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Speaker 4: requirements that you know, and you're you know, at forty six.
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Speaker 4: He's also in there with you know, twenty one year
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Speaker 4: olds and twenty two year olds and twenty five year olds,
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Speaker 4: so people substantially younger than him and came out and
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Speaker 4: and just the just a wanting to do more is
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Speaker 4: just remarkable. And yeah, that's just an amazing story and
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Speaker 4: such a tragic into what an amazing story.
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Speaker 1: So we expressed our sinceres condolences to the chief, and
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Speaker 1: we want to do that here verbally as well, not
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Speaker 1: just to him, not just to the Dallas Police Department
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Speaker 1: and its officers, but you know, all of our first
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Speaker 1: responders who are doing more than the rest of us do,
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Speaker 1: and it's appreciated and we are we appreciate you, the listeners, for,
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Speaker 1: as I said, not only for donating in the past,
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Speaker 1: but continuing to donate to this foundation, which is still
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Speaker 1: very operational and very strong because of you. And as
15:12
Speaker 1: long as you keep putting money into it, we'll keep
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Speaker 1: putting it into the hands of those who need it most.
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Speaker 1: And that's for now all I've got to say about that.
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Speaker 1: At the time that we've recorded this and it publishes,
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Speaker 1: you know on Labor Day, the funeral will happen on
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Speaker 1: everything this week, and so we can all take this
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Speaker 1: time to think about things that we could do that
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Speaker 1: could be a little bit more and at the same
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Speaker 1: time honor a man, not just because he died, but
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Speaker 1: honoring him for how we lived.
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Speaker 1: away to pull us back into a treehouse full of
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Speaker 1: stupid you boys. Ready, there we go. An orangutan swung
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Speaker 1: in cartwheel like motions before climbing down a tower to
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Speaker 1: escape the Toronto Zoo.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, that'll do it.
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Speaker 1: I really do like to think that the the other
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Speaker 1: apes and the enclosure slow clapped him like a high
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Speaker 1: school movie, because I bet they all said he couldn't
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Speaker 1: do it, and he said watch this, And not only
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Speaker 1: did he do it, but he threw in a cartwheel.
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Speaker 1: He did it with style.
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Speaker 4: I like an orangutan with flayer, doesn't.
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Speaker 1: The Toronto Zoo says it has learned how one of
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Speaker 1: it's orangutans escaped from its enclosure last week. Kim Bali,
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Speaker 1: one of the zoo's seven Sumatran orangutans, escaped his outdoor
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Speaker 1: habitat on Thursday night and visited an area just outside
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Speaker 1: of it. He didn't run away, per se, He just
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Speaker 1: wanted to show everyone that he could do it. According
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Speaker 1: to the zoo, the mail orangutan was returned to his
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Speaker 1: enclosure without incident thanks to the quick response by staff.
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Speaker 1: They added that police were called as a precaution. Now,
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Speaker 1: thanks to video and photographs taken from that day, the
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Speaker 1: zoo said in an update on Saturday, it figured out
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Speaker 1: how kim Bally got out because, as we mentioned last week,
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Speaker 1: when Jabari the gorilla escaped his enclosure at the Dallas Zoo,
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Speaker 1: all the way back in I believe it was two
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Speaker 1: thousand and four, we didn't have, you know, smartphone and
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Speaker 1: video stuff attached to us the way we do these days,
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Speaker 1: So it was more of a mystery back then on
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Speaker 1: how Jabari got out. We all guessed that he just jumped,
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Speaker 1: and then the city of Dallas spent about six hundred
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Speaker 1: thousand dollars over three months, and they figured out that
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Speaker 1: he jumped, but we didn't have the video evidence to
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Speaker 1: support it at the time, so they had to spend
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Speaker 1: a bunch of money to find out. The Toronto Zoo
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Speaker 1: didn't have to worry about any of that because people
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Speaker 1: just pull out their phone and go, hey, watch what
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Speaker 1: this monkey's doing.
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Speaker 2: He climbed up and then climbed down.
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Speaker 1: The Toronto Zoo even said on Twitter, we want to
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Speaker 1: thank the many guests and members who send us video
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Speaker 1: and photographs from the Rankatan Habitat, as they've been instrumental
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Speaker 1: in helping us better understand how Kimbali was able to
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Speaker 1: climb down the tower and access the area just outside
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Speaker 1: the habitat. Uh and so I've got some of that
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Speaker 1: video to share with you today.
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Speaker 2: Oh good, Hey, it actually is impressive that if that
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Speaker 2: basically he cartwheeled around the hot wire.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, this is a I'm not showing new video of
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Speaker 1: the copper thieves on power lines in Garland. No, this
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Speaker 1: is an orangutan escaping the zoo, but doing so on
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Speaker 1: power lines. See he's like he's gone across the power
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Speaker 1: lines and hit that little platform and then down the
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Speaker 1: tower he goes. But let's let the local News share
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Speaker 1: more with us here.
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Speaker 6: But Toronto who was investigating after one of its orangutans
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Speaker 6: got a free the Brief Taste of Freedom escaping from
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Speaker 6: a new outdoor enclosure last night. This is the video
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Speaker 6: showing Kimbali. He's sitting on a pole next to the
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Speaker 6: pedestrian walkway at the enclosure. He is not supposed to
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Speaker 6: be there, We're told that for a walk among the zoo.
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Speaker 1: Guess smiling.
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Speaker 6: Now take a look at this. Well, this is a
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Speaker 6: video from last month before the great escape. As you
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Speaker 6: can see, Kimbali was quite adept at doing a high
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Speaker 6: wire act.
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Speaker 1: So he's showing a video here and he just said it.
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Speaker 1: The anchor just said it. The video that he's showing
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Speaker 1: here is from a month ago of Kimbali, the orangutan,
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Speaker 1: going acrosst the power lines above the enclosure. Yeah, so
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Speaker 1: he's testing the plan. He's doing this like like it's
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Speaker 1: a heist. He's doing this like he's, you know, part
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Speaker 1: of Ocean's eleven, Like he's Ocean's twelve. Well, I guess
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Speaker 1: there's two more movies. This is the plot for Ocean's fourteen.
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Speaker 4: I think this is kind of the plot of shawshik.
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Speaker 4: He's the Andy d Frame of oringutans.
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Speaker 1: This is where we need our buddy, Aaron Aarmpor. He
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Speaker 1: does a killer or organ freeman to pop in and go.
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Speaker 1: Kimbale wasn't frowned. And that sounds like for Stump, that's
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Speaker 1: why I don't do that choice. We'll go back here
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Speaker 1: to the anchor.
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Speaker 6: He was returned to his habitat without incident. All right,
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Speaker 6: let's not bring it, okay.
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Speaker 1: So that's one of my favorite parts of this is
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Speaker 1: when the anchor says that the Kimbali was returned to
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Speaker 1: his enclosure without incident. And in my head it went
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Speaker 1: like this, his zoo friend person, his zoo caretaker approaches
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Speaker 1: him and just holds up the hand, and then the
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Speaker 1: orangutane just comes down and grabs his hand, and then
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Speaker 1: they just walk back through the front door together, hand
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Speaker 1: in hand.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a very Canadian, polite way of doing things.
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Speaker 2: It's Canada. So I'm sure the zoo keeper said I'm sorry,
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Speaker 2: first apologize and then.
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Speaker 1: And like in all relationships, that helped.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, did you know did you know that that Canada
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Speaker 2: had to pass a law that apologizing or saying I'm
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Speaker 2: sorry and an interrogation is not an admission of guilt
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Speaker 2: just because they apologize to him much.
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Speaker 1: They really are the people please her nation.
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Speaker 4: They are, and that's why I'm like, I like how
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Speaker 4: they thanked everybody for their videos, like, we know you
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Speaker 4: were probably a little terrified of a loose orangutane, but
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Speaker 4: thank you so kindly you sharing your videos of our ineptitude.
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Speaker 1: Well not only that, I think they also probably thought
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Speaker 1: about the best strategy to get Kimbali the orangutan back
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Speaker 1: into the enclosure, because I bet if they saw the
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Speaker 1: Clint Eastwood classic every which way but loose, and they
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Speaker 1: went up to this and orangutan and say, get your
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Speaker 1: ass back in that pin, you're gonna get punched.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: So they instead went with the Canadian strategy of oh,
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Speaker 1: I'm so sorry that we let you out. Would you
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Speaker 1: like to come back home and have a snack.
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Speaker 4: Yeah. They're like, you know, what what can we do
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Speaker 4: to make your enclosure better for you?
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Speaker 1: What can we do to make it to where you
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Speaker 1: don't want to leave your enclosure in the future.
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Speaker 2: They probably just put a cutout of Ryan Reynolds in
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Speaker 2: there and he just walked back in.
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Speaker 1: I think it would work on me too.
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Speaker 4: I'll be hon.
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Speaker 1: You got to cut out of Ryan Reynolds up there
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Speaker 1: or Blake Livela. Yeah, we're all good. What's in there?
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Speaker 2: Is it?
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Speaker 6: Jin?
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Speaker 1: Is it a really good cell plan? Is it a movie?
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Speaker 2: What ever?
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Speaker 1: Is gonna make me happy?
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Speaker 4: He's gonna be monkey Pool. That's gonna be the next one.
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Speaker 1: Every which way but Deadpool. I love it. I love it.
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Speaker 4: I love it.
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Speaker 1: I love it. Oh, and not to be outdone, ooh boy,
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Speaker 4: Why Florida, Why, what's going on?
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Speaker 1: Florida? Teacher has been arrested and accused of using her
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Speaker 1: legs to put a three year old in a headlock
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Speaker 1: during story time. So I decided to take it upon
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Speaker 1: myself do a little online research because I thought, I
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Speaker 1: don't think it's a headlock when you use your legs.
27:42
Speaker 1: A headlock is using your hands and your arms, kind
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Speaker 1: of like Nolan Ryan did back in the day on
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Speaker 1: Robin Ventura. That's a headlock. Right, there's the real naked choke.
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Speaker 1: That's a variation of a headlock. But I believe the
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Speaker 1: exact term we're looking for here is this or to
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Speaker 1: teacher put a three year old in what's known as
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Speaker 1: head scissors, sometimes referred to as next scissors. This holds
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Speaker 1: he's a wrestler, approach a supine opponent and sit next
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Speaker 1: to them before turning onto their side towards the opponent
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Speaker 1: and wrapping their legs around either side of the opponent's head,
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Speaker 1: crossing the top leg after it has gone around the
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Speaker 1: opponent's chin.
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Speaker 2: I feel like that, could you know, change a few
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Speaker 2: words and that could have been a description for a
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Speaker 2: page in the Kama Sutra.
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Speaker 4: Yes, it is true. There's there's if you've ever seen it,
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Speaker 4: there's like there's multiple head, head, leg desert things that
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Speaker 4: happen in it.
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Speaker 1: All right, I'm gonna try to do this on the
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Speaker 1: fly tray. A Florida woman dressed as a teacher during
28:53
Speaker 1: role play is being praised for putting her thirty year
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Speaker 1: old boy friend in a scissor luck during bedtime.
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Speaker 4: There you go, very nice, eh, not bad? Right?
29:09
Speaker 1: Anyway, Let's get back to the teacher brutalizing a three
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Speaker 1: year old in Florida. According to the arrest affid David
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Speaker 1: vilma Otero fifty nine, it's facing child abuse charges after
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Speaker 1: a educator and after a parat educator in her classroom
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Speaker 1: witnessed the incident and submitted a Florida Department of Children
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Speaker 1: and Families report. The The witness told deputies she was
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Speaker 1: setting up an activity during the children's stories during the
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Speaker 1: children's story time when she started to hear screaming and
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Speaker 1: crying coming from the other side of the room. When
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Speaker 1: she turned around, she said she saw the teacher sitting
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Speaker 1: in a chair with the toddler between her legs. The
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Speaker 1: boy's face was turning red as he screamed and tried
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Speaker 1: to free himself from the legs scissor chokehold. The witness
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Speaker 1: even hip photos of the incident and sym them. Isn't
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Speaker 1: it amazing how she had time to grab the phone
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Speaker 1: and snap a few photos instead of immediately going to
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Speaker 1: help the suffocating child.
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Speaker 4: I mean, you got a post, you got a post.
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Speaker 2: Come on, what was she doing with her her arms,
30:17
Speaker 2: you know, holding a bush light and a camel?
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Speaker 4: My guess is like in my head, I'm like, she's
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Speaker 4: still reading from the book.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, she's still reading Great Eggs and ham while turning
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Speaker 1: the child red.
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Speaker 4: Oh the places you will go.
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Speaker 1: I stepped on your punchline.
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Speaker 4: My bad, It's okay. I'm just in my head like
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Speaker 4: she's just continuing to read as this kid just slowly,
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Speaker 4: slowly goes out.
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Speaker 1: Meanwhile, all the other kids like, go to.
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Speaker 4: Sleep, well, go to sleep the normal way. She's like,
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Speaker 1: That kid did was raised a tennis I was not tired, you.
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Speaker 1: it last week because things were quiet. But the first
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Speaker 1: week that we were doing five days a week, we
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Speaker 1: were talking about how my wife thinks the place we're
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Speaker 1: staying in Seattle is haunted. I don't really think it is,
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Speaker 1: and if it is, it's not so bad. Trey, you
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Speaker 1: tend to agree with her. Raj, you definitely agree with her.
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Speaker 1: And nothing really happened last week that I noticed, or
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Speaker 1: at least that Tara told me, until this morning. This morning,
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Speaker 1: the smoke detector beated. Now the initial thinking was, are
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Speaker 1: you kidding me? Holiday weekend? The smoke detector is going
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Speaker 1: to go out? At least it was early in the morning,
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Speaker 1: at like around eight seven thirty eight o'clock, as opposed
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Speaker 1: to when it usually starts beeping, which is like two
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Speaker 1: am when you're in the middle of rim cycle. But
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Speaker 1: then it didn't beep again, So it was just a
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Speaker 1: single beep, right, and then I don't know, ten fifteen
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Speaker 1: minutes later, well passed when the next beat should have
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Speaker 1: happened if the battery was out or low. Was a
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Speaker 1: handful of successive beats like beep, beep, beep, but again
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Speaker 1: it sounded like the smoke detector. And then I haven't
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Speaker 1: heard it since. So now what I think is the
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Speaker 1: ghost was out of town week, it's back in town,
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Speaker 1: back in the house, and it's gone around testing the
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Speaker 1: smoke detectors.
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Speaker 4: Yes, that is it's not trying to communicate with you.
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Speaker 4: It's trying to make sure that you guys are safe
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Speaker 4: during the long weekend. Okay, you're very optimistic about what
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Speaker 4: your ghosts do.
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Speaker 1: Well, I'm sorry, until a knife starts floating from the
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Speaker 1: kitchen and chasing me around the house, I'm assuming it's
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Speaker 1: a nice ghost. If it's just pushing buttons and stuff,
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Speaker 1: it's fine.
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Speaker 4: I'm just saying if the knife starts floating, then it's
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Speaker 4: basically going. I tried to warn you with the TV
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Speaker 4: coming on, the doorbell rang, what ell, there's a banjo
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Speaker 4: that plays sometimes there's you know whatever. And then now
36:46
Speaker 4: I gave you the consecutive beaps, and that could have
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Speaker 4: you done the Morris Code. Have you seen what it
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Speaker 4: could be spelling out for you? Because it's saying get out.
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Speaker 1: No, because it didn't even have enough letters. There weren't
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Speaker 1: enough beaps to coincide with the six letters of get out.
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Speaker 4: Okay, maybe it's a shorthand like out.
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Speaker 1: Go or get get. You're trying to tell me. A Seattle,
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Speaker 1: Washington based specter understands get.
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Speaker 4: It could be an old timey ghost from you know,
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Speaker 4: the settler days. Yeah, and you should. You should go
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Speaker 4: and see what the the beeps, what what does it
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Speaker 4: spell out? And if it spells out get, then you'll stay.
37:30
Speaker 4: I know you you'll even if even if the ghost like
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Speaker 4: was literally behind you and was like, hey, I think
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Speaker 4: you guys need to leave, like.
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Speaker 1: He'd still that's still very polite. Zunding.
37:40
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know, then you'd be like, here's such a
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Speaker 4: nice ghost then and then uh and then death.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, because this, you know, you could be really over
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Speaker 2: complicating it and it's just telling you I was being
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Speaker 2: nice the first time. This is your second morning. It's
37:56
Speaker 2: the you know, fire alarm. Hence you know I'm going
37:59
Speaker 2: to torch your ass if you don't leave.
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Speaker 4: Let's see. That's what that's that's what you need to
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Speaker 4: listen to. Is that man there?
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Speaker 1: That guy. I'm just waiting, like Roger, I'm just waiting
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Speaker 1: for your fingers. Obviously we can see each other. I'm
38:10
Speaker 1: just waiting for your finger to go through the camera
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Speaker 1: and into Trey's head all a dead pull three.
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Speaker 4: Yes, you listen to that. The ghost is the ghost
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Speaker 4: is trying. Uh, you're just the You're just the people
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Speaker 4: in the house are like, he's so nice, and he's like,
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Speaker 4: I'm not trying to be at a holes. I'm not
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Speaker 4: trying to be.
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Speaker 1: Like I'm like the character that gets parodied in all
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Speaker 1: the scary movie movies. It's like I'm the one that
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Speaker 1: says I'll be right back, or I'm the one that
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Speaker 1: said there's nothing to worry about, or you're you're the
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Speaker 1: white guy. Yeah, I was gonna.
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Speaker 4: I didn't want to say it.
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Speaker 2: Thanks, Ray, I'll spell you.
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Speaker 4: No, you're you're the white couple that moves into the
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Speaker 4: house that's trying to tell you to get out, and
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Speaker 4: you just keep finding nice things about It's like it's
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Speaker 4: the weather's great, get out. Did you hear that? It
39:04
Speaker 4: sounded polite.
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Speaker 1: It sounds so nice. No, I hate, I'd hate to
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Speaker 1: give a less than five star review for this place
39:11
Speaker 1: on Airbnb because someone whispered get out. Meanwhile, you're right,
39:14
Speaker 1: because if this is a movie centered around a black family,
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Speaker 1: like if this was a scary movie on B e T,
39:19
Speaker 1: it wouldn't be a movie. It'd be it'd be called
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Speaker 1: B E T Shorts.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, it would it would be. It would be one scene,
39:25
Speaker 4: the TV would come on and we would leave like that,
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Speaker 4: Like there would only be like this was how it
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Speaker 4: would go down. The TV would come on. I'm like,
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Speaker 4: did you turn the TV on? No? Did you turn
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Speaker 4: the TV on? No? I guess we got to leave
39:37
Speaker 4: this place. Should we pack? No? Would you just go?
39:45
Speaker 2: They're they're like, oh, that nice guy. He's telling us
39:47
Speaker 2: to get out and get some exercise.
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Speaker 1: You have a point. Maybe he can see my Apple
39:54
Speaker 1: watch and has noticed that I have not closed my
39:57
Speaker 1: my ring for the day.
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Speaker 4: He's like, I keep showing him his own breath, like
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Speaker 4: I'm making it this cold. He can see his own breath.
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Speaker 1: That's just the ghost telling me that it's chili and
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Speaker 1: I should put on a jacket.
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Speaker 4: Or is your ghost white too.
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Speaker 1: Probably it's Seattle, and I think also the ghost is
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Speaker 1: I also think the ghost is wanting me to get
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Speaker 1: outside to get some exercise, because it keeps opening the
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Speaker 1: blinds and showing me what a pretty day it is outside.
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Speaker 4: Yeah. See, it's trying to tell you where you need
40:33
Speaker 4: to be going. Pack your stuff and go to that place.
40:37
Speaker 1: There may be something to all this, though, because I
40:39
Speaker 1: have noticed myself going outside more so, I guess I'm
40:43
Speaker 1: taking the ghost advice. And I don't know if it's
40:46
Speaker 1: just because I've been in Seattle too long or because
40:49
Speaker 1: it's the ghost whispering things while I sleep. But I'm
40:52
Speaker 1: really starting to like the looks of super rus.
40:55
Speaker 4: Oh no, you have a lesbian ghost.
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Speaker 1: Look the cross track is a very practical vehicle in
41:04
Speaker 1: a mountainous region.
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Speaker 4: You have two lesbian ghosts.
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Speaker 1: Guess it's a crowded house.
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Speaker 1: Non auto brands are doing this as well. They're getting
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Speaker 1: the Italian eatery Carbone, the fashion icon, Dulce and Cabana,
44:08
Speaker 1: as well as L magazine. While other cities are seeing
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Speaker 1: these types of developments, Miami seems to be a hotspot
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Speaker 1: for this trend, of course, where no one will even
44:19
Speaker 1: build a luxury building in the city without a name
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Speaker 1: brand attached to it. The traditional residential model of just
44:26
Speaker 1: building a really nice building is not enough anymore. It
44:30
Speaker 1: now has to have a brand. It has to conjure
44:32
Speaker 1: up the idea of what the lifestyle can be.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, love it, you love it. I love it.
44:43
Speaker 1: You want to live in lofts by Louis Vatan.
44:46
Speaker 4: Yeah, or Dulce and Cabana. Oh, that's gonna be great.
44:48
Speaker 4: I mean just imagine the workmanship, like you know. But
44:52
Speaker 4: there's also the other side. There's also the mesquite side
44:54
Speaker 4: of me. I'm like, ah, is there one by Funians?
44:56
Speaker 4: Like I would? I would? I would? I would check
44:58
Speaker 4: that one out too, Like where do you live in
45:01
Speaker 4: the Dorito's Building? Yeah? Yeah, Oh it could be like
45:04
Speaker 4: a cool.
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Speaker 1: Ranch all there you go. That'd be a good subdivision.
45:09
Speaker 1: That is pretty good. Yeah, because because you could have
45:12
Speaker 1: lofts by Louis Vaton, Gucci garages. Yeah, Raj, you mentioned
45:17
Speaker 1: Dulce and Gabana, so they could do they could play
45:19
Speaker 1: on the double theme. They could do Dulce and Gabana
45:22
Speaker 1: duplexes would be really popular, really popular in East Dallas
45:25
Speaker 1: because those are popular there.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm I'm on board with this. Mercedes Benz apartments.
45:34
Speaker 1: Quick question, did did anybody have douche developments on their
45:40
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four Bingo cards or is that just me?
45:47
Speaker 1: We like we know, we know development and subdivision areas
45:51
Speaker 1: better than I think almost any area of the country.
45:54
Speaker 1: In North Texas, our suburbs are crazy. Everything is its
45:58
Speaker 1: master planned community and all these.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, you can finally have a Cavender's boot city,
46:06
Speaker 4: like you could finally have like it's its own city.
46:11
Speaker 4: But just oh it would be so, it would be
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Speaker 4: so good and tacky.
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Speaker 1: I don't think we need brands infiltrating every aspect of
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Speaker 1: our life, including where we live. Trey, what are you
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Speaker 1: working on over there? You look busy?
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Speaker 2: My application to Trojan Town.
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Speaker 4: The price is drop, but never pull out.
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Speaker 1: I will. I will leave you to it. Good sir,
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Speaker 1: trudging down, I'll see you tomorrow.