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06/12/2026 The Dave Allen Show on 580 Live - Angie Gillenwater, Jim Strawn, Tony the Tailor, Jessica Hall · The Dave Allen Show

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Speaker 2: He just kind of said, I don't like the way
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Speaker 2: I'm just I'm gonna come and do it myself. So anyway,
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Speaker 2: show Into your work Week. Well for some ange, gilin
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Speaker 2: week's Adopt Me Please Pet of the Week. We'll get
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Speaker 2: and as I said, we'll just spend a little time
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Speaker 2: talking to Tony the Taylor as well. Keeping a close
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Speaker 2: eye on the weather. Metro News meteorologist Brian Hughes says,
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Speaker 2: Brian calls it refreshing tonight. Lowe's in the low's sixties.
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Speaker 2: Marlock's absolutely fantastic, less humid, sunny, upper eighties. A lot
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Speaker 2: of activities going on the valley tomorrow Sunday. That we're
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Speaker 2: back in the fore and back in the forecast. We're
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Speaker 2: back in the rain, i should say, and will be
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Speaker 2: News Meteorologist Brian Hughes and social media by downloading the
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Speaker 2: Metro News Television Apple Welcome into the show now, good
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Speaker 2: friend Angie Gillenwater from the Kannaw Charleston New Main Association
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Speaker 2: with this week's Adopt Me Please Pet of the Week,
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Speaker 2: sponsored by Almost Heaven Interiors in South Charleston. Angie, good morning,
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Speaker 2: and welcome to the show, and happy Friday.
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Speaker 4: Good morning.
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Speaker 2: I'm happy to be here and I have with me today.
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Speaker 2: I think you've been on with him before, Tony the Taylor. Okay,
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Speaker 2: so so behave yourself. We're in the presence of a
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Speaker 2: legend here. Tony, good morning, Good morning. Are you doing
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Speaker 2: you know, Angie, the whole town is spending about uh
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Speaker 2: is buzzing about the Spin Doctors tonight at Live on
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Speaker 2: the Levee. You're probably not old enough to remember the
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Speaker 2: spin Doctors, are you.
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Speaker 4: I don't believe I am.
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Speaker 2: I could probably do a couple of songs for you,
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Speaker 2: and you probably would know when I said, little miss
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Speaker 2: can't be wrong and it's two princes. You want to
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Speaker 2: sing a little bit? Tony, No, okay, I just thought
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Speaker 2: i'd have anyway. Anyway, it's gonna be Tony says, I've
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Speaker 2: never seen them live. Tony says they're fantastic, but they're
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Speaker 2: gonna be playing tonight. Uh So, anyway, let's move on
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Speaker 2: to this week's Adopt Me Please put of the Week.
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Speaker 2: It has brought to you as always by Almost Heaven
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Speaker 2: Interiors of South Charleston. And I hope I pronounced this right,
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Speaker 2: because I think it's you're pronouncing it kookie.
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Speaker 3: Is that right?
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Speaker 4: It's actually just pronounced cookie. Yeah, there's a lot of lore.
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Speaker 2: Okay, tell us what you always amaze me every week
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Speaker 2: with the Sometimes I have to bring in producer kind
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Speaker 2: to explain to me what these names mean. What does
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Speaker 2: cookie with a why mean?
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Speaker 4: So a lot of our staff at the Animal Shelter
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Speaker 4: are big fans of the music genre k pop, which is,
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Speaker 4: you know, just Korean pop music. There is a band
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Speaker 4: called BTS very popular right now. But they have all
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Speaker 4: have little characters that are basically named after them and
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Speaker 4: like supposed to be them, but like in a little
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Speaker 4: curtain character format. And the member Junk Cook, his character
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Speaker 4: is named Cookie.
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Speaker 2: All right, I've learned something, Tony. Did you know any
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Speaker 2: of this?
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Speaker 5: I know about bts granddaughter and well she's six, she's
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Speaker 5: not there yet, okay, all right, all right, So she
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Speaker 5: likes to jingle to zip recruiter.
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Speaker 2: She sings, there you go. All right? Cookie is the
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Speaker 2: dogtailler or the cat? I should say? Tell us all
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Speaker 2: about Cookie?
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Speaker 4: So Cookie came in with litter mates. They were all males,
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Speaker 4: which is kind of unusual to see all solid black,
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Speaker 4: and they are about two months old. They were just
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Speaker 4: stray kittens that were found and brought to us. He's
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Speaker 4: available for an option, and at two months old, you
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Speaker 4: know he's going to be pretty easy to integrate into
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Speaker 4: any type of life. Whether he's going to be the
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Speaker 4: only pet or if you have you know how full
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Speaker 4: of pets, He's going to do fine. Either way. He's
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Speaker 4: not needed yet, but he will be before you adult well.
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Speaker 2: And I think that's one of the things about cookies
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Speaker 2: age because again he's only two months old. And some
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Speaker 2: people will say about about cats or about dogs for
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Speaker 2: that matter, well, you know they don't like other cats
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Speaker 2: or they don't like other at that age, they don't
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Speaker 2: know what they like all. The only thing they want
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Speaker 2: at that age is to be taken care of in food.
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Speaker 2: You can train them however you want them pretty much right,
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Speaker 2: and believe it or not, you can't actually train cats.
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Speaker 2: I mean you really can.
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Speaker 4: Yes, you absolutely can. One of my cats actually knows
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Speaker 4: how to shake for treat, So you can absolutely train
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Speaker 4: cats the same way you can dogs. It's just a
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Speaker 4: little bit more difficult, more stubborn than dogs are, and
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Speaker 4: less eager to please.
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Speaker 2: Well, my cat actually one of them will actually sit
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Speaker 2: on command. I can just say set and he'll sit.
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Speaker 2: So that's an accomplishment. Trying to convince mister Parrenzino here, Angie,
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Speaker 2: that he needs he needs a cat. And I showed
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Speaker 2: him the pews in my office earlier, and I showed
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Speaker 2: him the picture of Cookie. I think with a little
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Speaker 2: bit of convincing, we might it's two months old, Tony,
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Speaker 2: I don't understand. I've got it. I've had cats.
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Speaker 5: I love cats, but right now I'm catless. I'm petless,
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Speaker 5: and I'm kind of enjoying the freedom of it. Actually, however,
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Speaker 5: I'm not opposed to but if I see a mouse.
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Speaker 5: The day I see a mouse, I'm been straight up
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Speaker 5: to the shelter to get a cat.
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Speaker 2: All right, we'll talk about Cookie a little bit more.
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Speaker 2: Coming up you guys out of about anywhere this weekend, Angie.
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Speaker 4: Uh yeah, So we're actually coming your way to tomorrow
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Speaker 4: from twelve to four. We'll be at Tay's Valley Pet
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Speaker 4: Co in our caravan with adoptable animals. So and see,
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Speaker 4: there will be a c in the caravan. So if
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Speaker 4: nothing else, come and enjoy their condition.
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Speaker 2: What it's gonna be a little bit cooler tomorrow. Actually,
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Speaker 2: they say, we're gonna have some storms rolled through the
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Speaker 2: area today, but tomorrow's looking absolutely beautiful. I mean it's
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Speaker 2: still summer, so it's going to be hot. So invite
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Speaker 2: people to stop by. I know last time, and well
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Speaker 2: I'll try to make it appear at so over there,
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Speaker 2: my wife and I will stop by tomorrow. But I
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Speaker 2: know last time we've brought you some things you needed
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Speaker 2: some I think we've dropped off some towels or something like.
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Speaker 2: Is there anything in particular that people could drop off
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Speaker 2: to you tomorrow and Day's valley that you would need?
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Speaker 4: So any type of as I say every week, any
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Speaker 4: type of Purina dry food products are always great, any
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Speaker 4: brand of wet food for cats or dogs, and as
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Speaker 4: always you know, blankets, towels, sheets, washcloth, just any type
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Speaker 4: of linen gently used as perfect. Any of that we
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Speaker 4: can accept tomorrow. Really any donations, by the way, I'm
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Speaker 4: just throwing some ideas out there. We can accept that
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Speaker 4: tomorrow and take them back to the shelter pets when
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Speaker 4: we head out of.
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Speaker 2: There at four o'clock and we had a text here
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Speaker 2: Angel for anyone who wants to donate to the shelter.
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Speaker 2: Sam's Club has forty eight pound bags of Purina dog
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Speaker 2: chow on sale for twenty three dollars as well as
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Speaker 2: fifty two pound bags of Tidy Cat non clumping cat
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Speaker 2: litter ten bucks until July fourth.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, we actually shared that on our Facebook page. So
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Speaker 4: if you need, you know, a refresher on that or
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Speaker 4: want to see it in person or in writing, that's
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Speaker 4: on Kseyha's Facebook page with all the ways that you can,
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Speaker 4: you know, have it either delivered to us or dropping
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Speaker 4: it off in person yourself and you.
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Speaker 2: Angel, there's so much going on the valley of the
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Speaker 2: next couple of weeks, which we've got Bergatta and we'll
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Speaker 2: have the USA Cycling Pro Road National Championships. Checking out
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Speaker 2: your Facebook page, You folks of the shelter, were the
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Speaker 2: beneficiary of some art and you're doing like an auction
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Speaker 2: for this right we are.
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Speaker 4: So the painting is gorgeous if you've not yet seen it,
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Speaker 4: it's somebody on a bicycle in front of the Capital
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Speaker 4: with two dogs, created by Alison Bibbie. Again, it's traveling
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Speaker 4: all over Charleston right now, and we've been sharing where
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Speaker 4: you can find it and the code to you know,
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Speaker 4: for the auction link for this painting. But yes, we
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Speaker 4: are the beneficiary of that and we are so excited
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Speaker 4: that we get to involve our community in something like
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Speaker 4: that that.
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Speaker 2: Also helps the shelter pet And you can go to
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Speaker 2: the Facebook page of the animal shelter, the canav Valuemane
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Speaker 2: Association check it out there. You folks had a road
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Speaker 2: trip this week, some of you did. Twenty one puppies
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Speaker 2: from Charleston are on their way to new homes out
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Speaker 2: of state.
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Speaker 4: Yes, so Rescue Best Friends Animal Society had reached out
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Speaker 4: to us. A rescue in Ohio was hosting this super
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Speaker 4: mega adoption event and they had the opposite problem of
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Speaker 4: what we have is they didn't have enough puppies.
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Speaker 2: Wow, imagine that exactly.
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Speaker 4: We were blown away by that. But they didn't have
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Speaker 4: enough puppies to host this adoption event, and we told
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Speaker 4: them we could take care of their problem. So again,
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Speaker 4: twenty one of our puppies, which is almost you know,
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Speaker 4: our entire puppy population, we're able to get out of
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Speaker 4: West Virginia and head to a i OWE for New Holmes.
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Speaker 2: All right, good stuff there, and again you can read
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Speaker 2: all about it on the Facebook page. You can just
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Speaker 2: do a fantastic job in your Facebook page. All right, Angie,
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Speaker 2: we will talk again soon, and hopefully I'll get run
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Speaker 2: over and see you tomorrow in Tays Valley since you're
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Speaker 2: gonna be in my neighborhoods at least that I can do, right,
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Speaker 2: just run over and say hello. What are the hours
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Speaker 2: again at the pet co tomorrow?
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Speaker 4: Uh so twelve noon to four pm, noon to.
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Speaker 2: Four All right? Well, you know I'll have to keep
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Speaker 2: a close eye to baseball schedule because my alma mater
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Speaker 2: is going to be playing for state baseball championship tomorrow,
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Speaker 2: so I'll try to work you in around my logan
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Speaker 2: Wildcats tomorrow.
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Speaker 4: How's that that sounds good? I will understand it's not all.
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Speaker 2: Right, Ange Gill and Water appreciate you being here. Thanks
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Speaker 2: a lot, No problem. Everyone, have a good weekend all
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Speaker 2: right again? All r not me please? Pet of the
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Speaker 2: week is cookie spelled cook?
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Speaker 1: Why?
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Speaker 6: Uh?
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Speaker 2: Two months old? Came in as astray with five brothers,
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Speaker 2: very small and tony. You know you've had kittens in
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Speaker 2: the past. You could pretty much mold him into whatever
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Speaker 2: you want, into whatever you could have happened with it. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: I mean you Kat, beautiful cat. It's pictures posted on
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Speaker 2: to the show Top of the morning, sir, good to
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Speaker 2: see you. How are you, David. I'm doing fine. It's Tony.
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Speaker 2: Look at this.
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Speaker 12: This is a privilege to have Tony right beside me.
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Speaker 12: I love this guy, So I have I have one
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Speaker 12: loyalty point with Tony the Taylor. Can I go in
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Speaker 12: and get a little little something something something something something something.
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Speaker 12: I have one loyalty one one one left?
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Speaker 5: You got you got one left? He spends them, you know,
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Speaker 5: all the way down to one. So he's still relevant
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Speaker 5: and assist.
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Speaker 4: I will be in.
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Speaker 2: I do know that's going on. You get one.
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Speaker 12: You love shopping at Tony the Taylor. We had a
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Speaker 12: great We had a great week last week. How much
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Speaker 12: up to me all week going That dude was very entertaining.
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Speaker 12: this is really kind of fun. I got a nice
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Speaker 12: video of him. He's he's very entertaining, and tonight six thirty,
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Speaker 12: as always, we started at six thirty. This is season
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Speaker 12: twenty two, week number four. The weeks start to clip by.
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Speaker 12: We still have some left folks, but don't hesitate to
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Speaker 12: weather earlier. I think Brian's assured us that we might
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Speaker 12: have a little shower, a refreshing shower, and then we're
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Speaker 12: going to have some nice weather tonight six thirty. Jag
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Speaker 12: Robinson'll take center stage here. He'll play for an hour.
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Speaker 12: He's an up, he's an up and comer. I couldn't
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Speaker 12: I listened to a couple of YouTube videos last night,
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Speaker 12: just some really introspective kind of lyrics that he's got
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Speaker 12: some catchy melodies and he just he stands up there
16:52
Speaker 12: and plays that get box and sings and he's pretty
16:55
Speaker 12: pretty dagone good so he'll warm the crowd up. And
16:58
Speaker 12: then as Rong excited when we announcedis earlier this year
17:03
Speaker 12: for Live on the Levee, the Spin Doctors are coming.
17:06
Speaker 12: I mean they've have been around for a while now.
17:08
Speaker 12: They were formed in I believe that the late eighties.
17:11
Speaker 12: They've got some nice tunes out, some songs that we
17:14
Speaker 12: all are gonna know and love. Two Princes comes to mind.
17:19
Speaker 12: Mine is a little miss can't be wrong. And Tony's
17:22
Speaker 12: seen them before, but I watched a couple videos. I
17:25
Speaker 12: haven't seen them live. Just the energy they bring and
17:29
Speaker 12: much like Low Cut Connie, I mean, they're just going
17:31
Speaker 12: to be all over that stage tonight. They're going to
17:33
Speaker 12: be getting the audience involved. They blend the nice funk
17:37
Speaker 12: and blues. They're a rock and roll band, but they're
17:39
Speaker 12: not a rock and roll band, right, Tony, how do
17:41
Speaker 12: you do well.
17:41
Speaker 2: That they're a rock and roll band?
17:43
Speaker 5: They play everything.
17:44
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're catchy.
17:46
Speaker 1: Yeah.
17:46
Speaker 5: I saw them before they were famous in New York
17:48
Speaker 5: City and a club and you walk away from not going, wow,
17:51
Speaker 5: this band was great.
17:53
Speaker 2: So you knew them before you we knew it well.
17:54
Speaker 2: And then right literally like a year later, they were
17:57
Speaker 2: pushing their new CD.
17:59
Speaker 1: I love that.
18:00
Speaker 5: Then they were big and saw them leave here the
18:03
Speaker 5: Civic Center at one point at their peak, and then
18:06
Speaker 5: I saw them after and they have not changed. These
18:09
Speaker 5: guys are musicians and they are faced the same.
18:13
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think there's a couple of have a couple
18:16
Speaker 2: of changes. But Chris Baron is the lead singer, and
18:20
Speaker 2: Ryan hit us with the little spin doctors there, so
18:22
Speaker 2: just sister refreshed people's memory if you can spin doctors.
18:41
Speaker 2: And of course the two princes are other big song
18:43
Speaker 2: and also Jimmy Olsen's Blues.
18:44
Speaker 5: That's I think one of your fas. Jimmy Olsen's Blues
18:46
Speaker 5: is great. I mean, this is a fantastic band. They
18:50
Speaker 5: go down and see and you know what it is free.
18:52
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh.
18:53
Speaker 2: The cause is pretty good, folks. If you're using that
18:56
Speaker 2: as an excuse, stop it just stop right now. No
18:59
Speaker 2: loyalty point need it.
19:00
Speaker 4: No, no none, just cotting it down.
19:02
Speaker 8: Lord.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
19:03
Speaker 12: They take center stage there on the show and bomb
19:05
Speaker 12: stage it had at a riverfront park. They all start
19:08
Speaker 12: at eight o'clock and we do a ninety minute set.
19:11
Speaker 2: So that's the thing. Now we do a ninety minute set.
19:13
Speaker 12: That'll take us to about nine thirty, and then we'll
19:16
Speaker 12: do that fifty to fifty drawing as soon as they're
19:18
Speaker 12: done their last song. We're still raising money for those
19:21
Speaker 12: five inner City charities RCCR along with KBC, the Sojourner,
19:27
Speaker 12: shelter Man and Meal, and I do believe tonight is
19:29
Speaker 12: the covenant house we've raised the last twenty one plus seasons.
19:33
Speaker 12: Now I keep unofficial tabs on us. We've raised one
19:35
Speaker 12: hundred and thirty one thousand dollars for these charities because you, guys,
19:39
Speaker 12: of your generosity and support and kindness. So buy a
19:42
Speaker 12: fifty to fifty ticket. We'll do the drawing about nine thirty.
19:47
Speaker 12: It's been a fantastic live on Levee so far. I
19:51
Speaker 12: would say this year Moses is very happy. Come on
19:53
Speaker 12: down and check out some of the nice Moses vehicles
19:56
Speaker 12: they have there every week. Brewer and Company's been with
19:59
Speaker 12: us since day one. Thank you for stepping up. Art
20:02
Speaker 12: and Virginia King stepped up this year there with Tara
20:04
Speaker 12: Don and Canawas Stone, our friend Mike Window with lou
20:07
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20:11
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20:13
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20:16
Speaker 12: gonna be there tonight as well.
20:18
Speaker 2: It's a Poka Valley night by the way, they had
20:21
Speaker 2: they as you said, they had their grand opening yesterday.
20:23
Speaker 2: We have story posts about it on the website.
20:25
Speaker 11: Uh.
20:25
Speaker 2: It's a great addition to downtown Charles. Beautiful building.
20:28
Speaker 12: Beautiful building if I love what's going on right there
20:31
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20:33
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20:45
Speaker 2: I love you guys, Thank you. There's something else that
20:47
Speaker 2: I did in a little and I remember spind Doctors
20:51
Speaker 2: when they first came out. That was like towards the
20:53
Speaker 2: end of my college. Did you ever did you play
20:55
Speaker 2: them on the air down to I know I actually
20:58
Speaker 2: played them later, not when they were knew because at
21:00
Speaker 2: the time when they came out, I was working at
21:02
Speaker 2: a classic rock station and then later a country station,
21:05
Speaker 2: So now I guess they'd be but they were kurt.
21:09
Speaker 2: But now later on it's what we called in the
21:11
Speaker 2: radio business, recurrence, and then I would play them and
21:15
Speaker 2: continue to play them. Tony, you're a musician, you probably
21:19
Speaker 2: you probably know talking about right. No, you are all right,
21:24
Speaker 2: all right. So the band was originally called Trucking Company,
21:28
Speaker 2: and the original band featured John Popper before he left
21:32
Speaker 2: them to form Travelers. You know, no kidding. I did
21:36
Speaker 2: not know that. I did not I did not know that,
21:38
Speaker 2: and I got a head full of nothing that one
21:39
Speaker 2: guy I did not know, John Popper played with what
21:42
Speaker 2: became spin Doctors.
21:43
Speaker 5: Yeah, but the musicianship of these guys, I mean, just
21:46
Speaker 5: the show and the music. And you might even right,
21:49
Speaker 5: you might be the first time you hear some of
21:50
Speaker 5: this music, but you go, wow, these guys can play.
21:53
Speaker 12: All right, we look forward to it again. You stop down,
21:56
Speaker 12: get you back deep. We'll have plenty of food trucks
21:58
Speaker 12: down there, and get your bearded bevery what's Bryan doing
22:00
Speaker 12: about that weather? Yeah, I think I'm looking to Brian.
22:03
Speaker 12: I think it's going to be calm, Brian.
22:05
Speaker 2: He promises me a little shower, refreshing and low humidity tonight.
22:09
Speaker 2: My mom might even walk over. It's not hot. It's
22:11
Speaker 2: going to be hot. Enough if we get you know,
22:13
Speaker 2: and there are some severe weather predicted, but now they're
22:16
Speaker 2: saying latest. I saw it could be a little bit earlier. Yeah,
22:19
Speaker 2: so I mean, we don't want severe weather, but if
22:21
Speaker 2: we could get it, no in the afternoon and getting
22:23
Speaker 2: cleared out by the shower.
22:24
Speaker 12: But I think it'll be a pop up. It might
22:27
Speaker 12: be you know, a little a little downpour, but as
22:32
Speaker 12: long as as long as we're done. But you know,
22:33
Speaker 12: three four o'clock and it looks beautiful at eight o'clock.
22:37
Speaker 12: By the way, that's when the spin Doctor's sakes center stage.
22:39
Speaker 12: So keep an eye on the weather and we'll see
22:41
Speaker 12: you down at had Ed Riverfront Park tonight, Season twenty two,
22:44
Speaker 12: week number four.
22:44
Speaker 2: We appreciate you, Dave Tony. Good to see you. Did
22:46
Speaker 2: you see you? Jim appreciate you being here. And now
22:49
Speaker 2: we have Live on the Levee next week.
22:50
Speaker 13: We do.
22:50
Speaker 2: We do have Live on Levee next week and I
22:53
Speaker 2: shall be here. You shall be here, shall Amy? Rainy
22:55
Speaker 2: did a good job in your stead. I understand that
22:58
Speaker 2: you did.
22:58
Speaker 1: I love that.
22:59
Speaker 2: Thank you, Amy. All right, Jim will cut you out
23:01
Speaker 2: of here for Dave Allen Show on five the Line
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Speaker 2: injury law firm. Tony the Taylor Parentzino hanging out with
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Speaker 2: us today. Thank you for giving us a little bit
23:10
Speaker 2: of background there on the Spin Doctors. I didn't realize
23:12
Speaker 2: that you had seen him so many times.
23:14
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm just fantastic. That's why I always loved going
23:18
Speaker 5: to New York, especially back in the eighties and nineties.
23:20
Speaker 5: You just see these amazing in clubs, CBGB's, you know,
23:26
Speaker 5: the Palladium.
23:27
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, who's the best act you ever saw live? Oh?
23:31
Speaker 7: My god?
23:32
Speaker 2: I mean, And here's what's what I'm asking you this.
23:35
Speaker 2: I want to know, not necessarily who your favorite acts are,
23:38
Speaker 2: but I mean, just be honest, who's the best well
23:40
Speaker 2: that you ever saw live? Didn't be one of your
23:42
Speaker 2: favorites or not.
23:43
Speaker 5: I think one of the most surprising ones I ever
23:45
Speaker 5: saw that blew me Away was Huey Lewis in the
23:49
Speaker 5: news and Robert Craye opened up for him here and
23:52
Speaker 5: I went to Robert Craig.
23:54
Speaker 2: I remember that show.
23:54
Speaker 5: It wasn't a big Huey Lewis. Fancau was at that
23:56
Speaker 5: time in my life. My musical taste hasn't broadened as much.
24:00
Speaker 5: But I love Robert Craye and I stayed for Hugh
24:02
Speaker 5: Loose the News and I was blown away by the
24:06
Speaker 5: musicality of that band, and they were amazing. However, one
24:10
Speaker 5: of the best live performances I have seen was Prince
24:12
Speaker 5: Here Morse Day in the time, Prince Vanity six with
24:16
Speaker 5: the Purple Rain tour ear. That was an amazing show.
24:19
Speaker 2: Was eight fours. Yeah, I can't, I don't know.
24:22
Speaker 5: It was kind of hazy back then, but it was.
24:25
Speaker 5: It was amazed, purple haze, but it was. It was amazing,
24:29
Speaker 5: just amazing. But I've seen some just I mean gracious.
24:32
Speaker 5: I saw David Roth in Nashville, and it was not
24:35
Speaker 5: long ago, first part of May. Me and Dino Stanley
24:39
Speaker 5: from Hiadelphia went down there to see it with our
24:42
Speaker 5: buddy Rich and uh we were passing each other videos
24:46
Speaker 5: of his bad vocal performances and all over we didn't
24:50
Speaker 5: see it. We saw live and it was a trip
24:52
Speaker 5: back through our high school days and it was The
24:55
Speaker 5: band was amazing. Davdy Roff was amazing and entertaining and
24:59
Speaker 5: he sang really good for his seventy two year old man.
25:02
Speaker 2: He's Uh, he's I mean, I'm a I'm a big
25:04
Speaker 2: ban haleing guy. Going back. I'm a day fan fan. Yeah,
25:07
Speaker 2: I'm too. I'm too. I And you get in that
25:09
Speaker 2: argument Tony about Van Halen versus Van Hagar and whatever,
25:13
Speaker 2: I'll just say they're both good, but they're two different bands,
25:15
Speaker 2: two different bands. And I love Sammy. Hey, yeah, I
25:17
Speaker 2: do too, Just just two different bands. All right. We
25:20
Speaker 2: can talk about music all day, but I want to
25:22
Speaker 2: talk about Father's Day because it's coming up next week and.
25:27
Speaker 5: Your place would be a good place for me, a
25:29
Speaker 5: very good place and people in early shopping. And we
25:32
Speaker 5: have shortened hours next week due to the bike situation,
25:36
Speaker 5: and we're right on the road course and we're also
25:38
Speaker 5: right on a criterion course, and so we will be
25:41
Speaker 5: closing probably around three o'clock every day, which is kind
25:43
Speaker 5: of shortened hours unfortunately. However, we are in support of
25:48
Speaker 5: the bike race and this is something we just have
25:50
Speaker 5: to adapt and keep moving forward because it brings tons
25:52
Speaker 5: of people, tons of money downtown and we're excited for it. However,
25:57
Speaker 5: those our times are flexible. They may change depend on
26:00
Speaker 5: a bike racing, it on the weather, but just to
26:02
Speaker 5: stay with our Facebook page and we'll have daily updates
26:05
Speaker 5: on it also in making note, we are close tomorrow.
26:07
Speaker 5: I have a private event tomorrow and everybody else is
26:10
Speaker 5: on vacation my store after we so I'm solo, So
26:13
Speaker 5: maybe come down. We still have been cash in your points.
26:15
Speaker 5: We still ever sail going on and it's fun. But yeah,
26:19
Speaker 5: next week's will be a little short hours.
26:21
Speaker 2: What's the hottest I mean thing going? I mean or no, no, no, no,
26:25
Speaker 2: I'm a backup a minute. Not the hottest thing going.
26:27
Speaker 2: I want to ask you about what are the timeless things?
26:30
Speaker 2: Every year? Because dads get a lot of crap. I'm
26:32
Speaker 2: not a dad. Sometimes they get a lot of crap,
26:34
Speaker 2: but they really don't want.
26:35
Speaker 5: But well, every Father's Day we do a dad's and
26:39
Speaker 5: grads thing with more and Giles leather goods and these
26:42
Speaker 5: are airloom quality leather bags, accessories, wallets, briefcases, portfolios and
26:49
Speaker 5: they are made in Lynchburg, Virginia. We've cared them for
26:53
Speaker 5: twenty years and it's just high quality and we have
26:57
Speaker 5: then they send me a bunch of pretty much have
26:59
Speaker 5: a whole collecttioneered. Actually today's the last day of that
27:02
Speaker 5: to take advantage and we have twenty percent off of
27:04
Speaker 5: all of that, even special ordered. There's this beautiful stuff
27:07
Speaker 5: and those are timeless gifts for dads and grads.
27:10
Speaker 2: And somebody could probably come in and do like gift
27:14
Speaker 2: cards or something gift cards. We can be a good thing.
27:16
Speaker 2: Let dad get what he wants.
27:18
Speaker 5: We have some gift sets also from Jack Black, which
27:21
Speaker 5: is really popular. Has a good sampling of a popular
27:25
Speaker 5: product there. And then we've sold a lot of suits
27:29
Speaker 5: for dads. Come in, he needs one at one last
27:31
Speaker 5: suit before we lay him down in it, which is
27:35
Speaker 5: because that's where we get the money up front.
27:36
Speaker 2: Yes, you know the truth and advertising there, and you
27:40
Speaker 2: mentioned graduates and they always used to say, anyway, I
27:43
Speaker 2: don't know whether they still do. You and I are old,
27:45
Speaker 2: but they used to say that everybody, every every young
27:48
Speaker 2: man graduating high school should have a suit. And I
27:51
Speaker 2: mean it's still true and they still do.
27:52
Speaker 5: We sell a lot of graduation suits a lot, and
27:56
Speaker 5: of course nobody ever wears a suit anymore, which is
27:57
Speaker 5: total bs because this there's still our number one selling
28:01
Speaker 5: product and other stores number one selling product and the
28:04
Speaker 5: men's clothing business. But yeah, but you need one good suit,
28:07
Speaker 5: whether you're gonna wear a suit at work or not.
28:08
Speaker 5: You still need a good suit for events, for casions,
28:11
Speaker 5: and it's a big deal.
28:14
Speaker 2: And one of the great things about your place too
28:16
Speaker 2: for people that are how we should How should I
28:18
Speaker 2: say this? Very oddly built like myself a marshmallow with
28:22
Speaker 2: four toothpick sticking out of it is how I describe
28:24
Speaker 2: myself to people.
28:25
Speaker 5: You can do you know, whether you're shaped like job
28:28
Speaker 5: of the Hut or an Adonis, we can fit you
28:32
Speaker 5: and you'll look nice and you'll feel good about yourself.
28:34
Speaker 2: And I think we mentioned shoes. You got to always
28:36
Speaker 2: have a great slice and shoes.
28:37
Speaker 5: Yeah, great shoes carry Alan Edmunds, Johnson and Murphy and
28:40
Speaker 5: our Italian brand De Bianco. Right now, we have some
28:43
Speaker 5: great shoe clearances going on. I have some shoes marked down.
28:46
Speaker 5: I mean, like from seventy dollars, just fantastic quality shoes.
28:51
Speaker 2: Take all my money, Take all Ruthands money, Ruth Fans Texas.
28:56
Speaker 2: The greatest concert I ever saw was actually a Gomart
28:59
Speaker 2: ballpark than Apple at the Power Park, def Leopard and
29:01
Speaker 2: Brian Adams back in five. I remember that show. It
29:03
Speaker 2: was a good show. It was It was a very
29:05
Speaker 2: good show. Who's on your dream list of concerts that
29:07
Speaker 2: you've never seen that you'd want. Led Zeppelin, Okay, do
29:10
Speaker 2: you want to think about it. That's anyone I haven't
29:14
Speaker 2: seen and I will never see it. Okay, have you
29:17
Speaker 2: seen The Stones?
29:17
Speaker 5: I've seen it eight or nine times.
29:19
Speaker 2: Okay, Springsteen.
29:20
Speaker 5: I'm not a Springsteen fan at all.
29:23
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, I don't care about it. That's all right. Uh,
29:26
Speaker 2: they did somebody you're consistent? Yeah, Tex says, how about
29:30
Speaker 2: suits for church?
29:33
Speaker 5: Tell us some churches, some guys dressed for shirts, some don't.
29:36
Speaker 5: Depends on the I mean suits or suits, right, wear
29:40
Speaker 5: suits for church and some don't. It depends on where
29:43
Speaker 5: you're going and what's going on there.
29:45
Speaker 2: Tony's got you, He's got you taken care of. I'll
29:47
Speaker 2: say that I like to dress up for church.
29:50
Speaker 5: I think it's a matter of respect.
29:52
Speaker 2: But yeah, but if you have my opinion, that's your opinion. Well,
29:55
Speaker 2: I'm a big sports coats kind of guy, and uh,
29:57
Speaker 2: and Tony always keeps being sports coats and and shoes.
30:00
Speaker 2: And we've actually got a little partnership on pants and
30:04
Speaker 2: oh I'm supposed to wear pants. That's supposed to wear that. Well,
30:07
Speaker 2: nobody can see even when we do metro news television,
30:09
Speaker 2: nobody can see me from the waist down. I mean, god,
30:12
Speaker 2: I gotta wear pants now. But Tony's got it all
30:14
Speaker 2: down there. So if you get a chance, go down
30:16
Speaker 2: and see him. He's got the sales event going on
30:19
Speaker 2: and uh my guy. And he's one of the true
30:21
Speaker 2: champions of the city at Charleston too. And nobody loves
30:24
Speaker 2: the city more than you do. Nobody gives back, and
30:26
Speaker 2: nobody preaches more truth on social media. That sometimes rubs
30:32
Speaker 2: people the wrong way, but in the ninety nine point
30:34
Speaker 2: nine percent of the time, it's the right thing to say.
30:37
Speaker 5: I try and if you don't like what I say,
30:39
Speaker 5: that's cool too. I expect everybody's a pay Everybody has
30:41
Speaker 5: an opinion, even if they're stupid. Right, mister's saying something,
30:45
Speaker 5: you know, Tony the Taylor, I'm gonna let you go
30:47
Speaker 5: and sell some pants. Thank you, appreciate it, everybody over
30:50
Speaker 5: a great weekend and come down and see the spin doctors.
30:52
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33:50
Speaker 2: The Thrift Store is going to be just reopening, and
33:53
Speaker 2: Jessica Hall is with us right now. Jessica, how you doing,
33:55
Speaker 2: Welcome back to the show. Good to have you on.
33:56
Speaker 15: I'm great.
33:57
Speaker 7: How are you doing?
33:57
Speaker 2: I am doing fine? Thank you for for being here,
34:01
Speaker 2: So tell us about We'll get specific on the reopening
34:04
Speaker 2: of the thrist store here Manmentelli, but I want to
34:06
Speaker 2: talk specifically about hospice care. Yeah, you hear that term
34:10
Speaker 2: thrown out there. A lot many of us have gone
34:12
Speaker 2: through it. I went through it with my father before
34:15
Speaker 2: he passed. Tell us what the actual definition of hospice carriers.
34:21
Speaker 2: I know that sounds like the dumbest question in the world,
34:23
Speaker 2: but there's so many things that can go into hospice care.
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Speaker 15: Absolutely so, hospice care is end of life care, but
34:33
Speaker 15: it really is a holistic type of care that surrounds
34:37
Speaker 15: the patient and the family. So typically it happens when
34:42
Speaker 15: there is a six month or less prognosis. Now, when
34:46
Speaker 15: we say that, that is if you dropped that patient
34:52
Speaker 15: in the woods with no care, that's that six month
34:55
Speaker 15: or less. So I think that that's an important distinction.
34:58
Speaker 15: So that's what no care at all, that that illness,
35:03
Speaker 15: that disease, that everything would run its course.
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Speaker 1: In that six months or less.
35:07
Speaker 15: But you have to remember that hospice is care.
35:10
Speaker 2: So very often.
35:14
Speaker 15: Our patients can can live longer than six months, they
35:18
Speaker 15: can live less than six months. So we like to
35:21
Speaker 15: get patients as early as possible because of the holistic
35:24
Speaker 15: nature of our care. It surrounds the family, it surrounds
35:27
Speaker 15: the loved ones, and it surrounds the patient. And it
35:31
Speaker 15: includes nurses, It includes a physician, It includes a social worker,
35:36
Speaker 15: It includes CNAs, It includes volunteers that do errands, run
35:42
Speaker 15: and get prescriptions, hold hands, It includes bereavement care, it
35:48
Speaker 15: includes spiritual care. It really is a holistic type of healthcare.
35:52
Speaker 2: And that's the thing that I think interests me the
35:55
Speaker 2: most about that, Jessica, is that it's not just the
35:58
Speaker 2: medical care, because sometimes at that point there's only so
36:04
Speaker 2: much the medicines are going to do, and there's things
36:07
Speaker 2: that are needed that aren't necessarily medical care. And that's
36:10
Speaker 2: one of the great things that one of the key
36:13
Speaker 2: things about hospice care, in my opinion, is that it's
36:16
Speaker 2: not just the medical there's a lot more that goes
36:18
Speaker 2: along with them.
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Speaker 15: And that's one of the great things about being a
36:20
Speaker 15: nonprofit hospitals provider is that we see we see needs
36:25
Speaker 15: that aren't medical. So we see where a patient might
36:28
Speaker 15: benefit from musical therapy, and we know that that's not
36:34
Speaker 15: a therapy that's covered by traditional medicare. Medicaid private insurance,
36:39
Speaker 15: but we want to do that therapy, and that's where
36:42
Speaker 15: things like our thrift store come in and we can
36:44
Speaker 15: meet those We can cover those costs through those gaps,
36:48
Speaker 15: through those thrift store proceeds or acupuncture, or we see
36:53
Speaker 15: that a ramp into the home would be beneficial for
36:57
Speaker 15: mobility for that patient. That's not something that's covered Medicare,
37:00
Speaker 15: Medicaid private insurance. But by filling those gaps through proceeds
37:04
Speaker 15: from a thrift store or our Friends of Hospice program,
37:07
Speaker 15: we can meet those needs because we are a not
37:09
Speaker 15: for profit hospice.
37:11
Speaker 2: Talked again with Jessica Hall from the Hospice Care but
37:13
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Speaker 15: Yeah, we opened our Heart to Home charity shop about
37:24
Speaker 15: a year ago as sort of a little pilot at
37:27
Speaker 15: a small space that we already owned over by Alzheimer's
37:31
Speaker 15: Association across our parking lot on Patrick Street, and it
37:35
Speaker 15: did really well. It was a lot of fun and
37:38
Speaker 15: we got a great response from the community. And so
37:41
Speaker 15: now we are expanding. We're doing grand reopening on Monday
37:46
Speaker 15: from ten to one with an official ribbon cutting at
37:48
Speaker 15: eleven fifteen. And it's sixteen oh three Canal Boulevard, so
37:54
Speaker 15: the old Healthy Life Market, So right beside the new
37:56
Speaker 15: Goodwill that opened, we're opening our new charity.
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Speaker 2: Great location.
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Speaker 15: It's wonderful. It's right across the street from our office
38:03
Speaker 15: still but a much bigger space. We're actually still accepting
38:08
Speaker 15: donations at our old space. That's going to be our
38:11
Speaker 15: donation drop off location, but the shopping location is going
38:13
Speaker 15: to be that new location.
38:14
Speaker 2: What kind of things do you I means a little
38:16
Speaker 2: bit of everything, I guess because it is a thrift store, so.
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Speaker 15: Furniture, clothing, home goods.
38:21
Speaker 2: We've got it all all right. And how do you
38:23
Speaker 2: go if somebody wants to make donations? I know you
38:26
Speaker 2: said that they can drive there, But if somebody doesn't
38:28
Speaker 2: have the means to drive there, do you have we
38:30
Speaker 2: have a truck.
38:31
Speaker 6: We will come to you.
38:32
Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 15: And actually I most of the times if someone has
38:35
Speaker 15: expressed an interest, I was like, I'll come and get it,
38:38
Speaker 15: you know. I'm is really truly a team effort from
38:43
Speaker 15: our all of our staff is so excited for it
38:46
Speaker 15: because it does benefit one hundred percent of the proceeds
38:48
Speaker 15: benefit our patients.
38:49
Speaker 2: So we're so excited about the possibilities for this.
38:53
Speaker 15: And it's not it's it's you don't see it as
38:56
Speaker 15: much in the States, but it's very much a h
39:01
Speaker 15: thrist stores are very much connected to hospices throughout internationally
39:04
Speaker 15: through with hospices.
39:06
Speaker 2: It's a wonderful it's a wonderful thing that you guys
39:09
Speaker 2: are doing. God bless you for what you're doing. Is
39:11
Speaker 2: I said, I went through this with with my father
39:13
Speaker 2: years ago before he passed, and it was just it was, uh,
39:16
Speaker 2: it's hospice care in general, but specifically with you folks.
39:19
Speaker 2: Being a nonprofit organization, you can you can do, as
39:23
Speaker 2: you said, things other than just the medical. The medical
39:26
Speaker 2: is important, obviously, but there's things you can do other
39:28
Speaker 2: than just just that people may not know about.
39:30
Speaker 15: Yeah, it's we were so proud of the care that
39:33
Speaker 15: we give. In fact, one of the great things is
39:36
Speaker 15: the care that hospice provides in West Virginia ranks among
39:41
Speaker 15: the top in the nation. If you look at the
39:44
Speaker 15: satisfaction scores of families nationally. West Virginia consistently ranks among
39:50
Speaker 15: the top five.
39:51
Speaker 2: All right, give us all the details again because you're reopening,
39:55
Speaker 2: and give us all the details, give us your hours,
39:57
Speaker 2: give us all the stuff.
39:59
Speaker 15: So may sorry, June fifteenth, from ten am to one
40:05
Speaker 15: pm with the official ribbon cutting at eleven fifteen. We're
40:09
Speaker 15: going to have refreshments. The new popcorn shop on the
40:13
Speaker 15: West Side is going to provide popcorn. It will have
40:17
Speaker 15: door prizes, shop tours, shopping events. So that'll all be
40:23
Speaker 15: on Monday, and then our shop hours will be from
40:28
Speaker 15: ten to seven pm.
40:30
Speaker 2: And that's how many days a week is that?
40:31
Speaker 15: That is Monday through Saturday, Monday.
40:35
Speaker 2: Through Saturday ten to seven. Have a website or social
40:38
Speaker 2: media or anything like that.
40:39
Speaker 15: Yeah, So our social media we're on Facebook at Heart
40:42
Speaker 15: to Home charity shop as well as Hospicecare WV and
40:46
Speaker 15: then you can visit us. You can get to our
40:49
Speaker 15: page by visiting our HOSPICECAREWV dot org website.
40:52
Speaker 2: All right, Jessica Hall Hospice Care, wish you the best
40:55
Speaker 2: luck with everything. And again the thrist store is going
40:57
Speaker 2: to reopen in that new location, the former Healthy Life
41:00
Speaker 2: Market over on Patrick Street, and it is going to
41:03
Speaker 2: be Monday morning and We hope everybody will come over
41:06
Speaker 2: there for the ribbon cutting and have some refreshments from
41:08
Speaker 2: the popcorn shop there and just take a look. And
41:11
Speaker 2: remember that it is a nonprofit organization, so they take
41:15
Speaker 2: donations of any kind. You got some stuff that did
41:17
Speaker 2: you'd like to give them, or if you want to
41:20
Speaker 2: donate to them by buying some stuff for you you
41:22
Speaker 2: can do that and.
41:23
Speaker 15: Volunteer your time. We're always looking for volunteers.
41:26
Speaker 2: That's very important, all right, Jessica, appreciate you being here.
41:28
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Speaker 2: thank you so much. I'll see you later today on midday.
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Speaker 2: Till then, have fun and love somebody.
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Speaker 13: D w C H S A M.
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Speaker 1: Six point five. That's on Charleston one O four point
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Speaker 1: five Cross Lane on w u VRC Media station. We're
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Speaker 1: proud to live here too,