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Strange and Bizarre News with Gators, Monkeys and a Cockroach · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: Start your day with Wes. You're listening to the West
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Speaker 1: Carrol Morning Show.
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Speaker 2: Friday morning, thirteenth day of September. Yes, Friday the thirteenth.
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Speaker 2: I know, I know, superstitious people all hide under the beds,
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Speaker 2: do your thing, prepare for the worst. Jason Vorhees and
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Speaker 2: the like just gonna come after you whatever happens. I
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Speaker 2: don't know. I'm not even a little stitious. Doesn't do
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Speaker 2: anything for me. And as I've pointed out to you
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Speaker 2: on many occasions, Friday the thirteenth, Hey, at least it's Friday.
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Speaker 2: Could be Monday the thirteenth, and then it would be
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Speaker 2: Monday and you would just be getting the week started.
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Speaker 2: Just pointing it out. But if you are superstitious, and
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Speaker 2: I know some people are, you may be one of
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Speaker 2: those people that really is afraid today and assume that
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Speaker 2: bad things are gonna happen. Probably in your best interest,
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Speaker 2: take it easy today, you know, watch out for black
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Speaker 2: cats and ladders and umbrellas or whatever umbrellas are. Probably
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Speaker 2: you definitely don't want those umbrellas indoors today. Don't break
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Speaker 2: any mirrors, all sorts of things that you don't want
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Speaker 2: to avoid. Over the course of the day today, and
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Speaker 2: I hope you managed to survive it just fine without
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Speaker 2: horrible bad luck things happening to you again. Not superstitious,
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Speaker 2: got some of my little quirks. I've got my own issues.
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Speaker 2: They don't fall under the pervy of superstition, That's all
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Speaker 2: I'm saying. But I have plenty of my own quirks,
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Speaker 2: so I'm not judging you at all. I'm just reminding
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Speaker 2: you Friday the thirteenth better than Monday the thirteenth, That's
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Speaker 2: all I want to remind you, And I want to
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Speaker 2: remind you of something else quickly. We're going to get
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Speaker 2: to our strange and bizarre news from around the world.
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Speaker 2: We got some good ones, a couple of disgusting ones,
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Speaker 2: one really disgusting one. Actually, we got stories today. I'll
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Speaker 2: just tease before I go into what I want to
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Speaker 2: mention first, but we got some animal stories. Alligators, we
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Speaker 2: got a monkey's cockroaches, so you know, we got some
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Speaker 2: animals in there, some intoxicated people, and we got a
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Speaker 2: few stories for you, and a couple of stories out
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Speaker 2: of China. All right, So before we get into that,
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Speaker 2: I just want to remind you of something we talked
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Speaker 2: about a long time ago, and remember, I guess it was.
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Speaker 2: It's been quite some time now. But when we got
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Speaker 2: around the Super Bowl and everybody was talking about Taylor
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Speaker 2: Swift and Travis Kelcey, and I'm still in that camp
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Speaker 2: that I don't necessarily believe. I don't know what to
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Speaker 2: think about the leaked breakup pr message or whatever that was,
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Speaker 2: you know, supposedly going around and they denied it. Well,
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Speaker 2: of course they would deny it, right, It's not like
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Speaker 2: they're going to say, yeah, yeah, yeah, that was our
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Speaker 2: our for our staged relationship. That was the staged breakup
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Speaker 2: memo that was going to go out. They can't admit that.
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Speaker 2: There have been couples. I just want to remind you
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Speaker 2: there have been couples that have you know, been you know,
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Speaker 2: pretending to date, pretending orchestrated things. There's a there's a
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Speaker 2: docuseries about Nick and Aaron Carter, and in that series,
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Speaker 2: there's one of the female singers that was they were
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Speaker 2: asked her to start dating or telling everybody that she
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Speaker 2: was dating Nick Carter so that it would you know,
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Speaker 2: be better for her career. She could piggyback off of that,
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Speaker 2: all those sorts of things. That's that's nothing new. That's
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Speaker 2: nothing new at all. There have been a number of
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Speaker 2: those sorts of relationships that you know, they've just benefited.
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Speaker 2: Remember the Katie Holmes Tom Cruise thing, right, And some
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Speaker 2: have even gone as far as to say that Nicole
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Speaker 2: kidman Tom Cruise. So I don't know. I don't know
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Speaker 2: all the inner workings of it. I just know that
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Speaker 2: when it comes to publicity, there's situations where there's benefit.
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Speaker 2: Tony Romo Jessica Simpson like that was one where it's
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Speaker 2: pretty obvious it wasn't a real relationship, but we were
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Speaker 2: getting a little show and people were enjoying it and
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Speaker 2: having a good time. And that's just been a thing.
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Speaker 2: This is not new, It's happened, Okay, my opinion, the
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Speaker 2: Taylor Swift Travis Kelty thing wasn't real and isn't real
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Speaker 2: and whatever. But you know whatever, I you know, people go,
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Speaker 2: well they get married. Well, Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes
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Speaker 2: were married. That wasn't real. There's nothing real about that.
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Speaker 2: And I'm sorry. It just wasn't real. That wasn't a
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Speaker 2: real relationship. That wasn't a real thing. So anyway, I digress.
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Speaker 2: The reason I bring it up today this week is obviously,
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Speaker 2: because back then there were people that said, well, why
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Speaker 2: would this be such a big deal, What is the
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Speaker 2: benefit in these two He's at, you know, the top
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Speaker 2: of his game. Not really. I mean, you know, he's
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Speaker 2: still he's still solid. I would take him, you know,
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Speaker 2: if I was picking a team, I would certainly want
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Speaker 2: him on my team. He's a great player. I don't
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Speaker 2: know if he's still at the top of his game.
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Speaker 2: You know, you hit that point. You got some position
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Speaker 2: players where as you know. Anyway, I'm not getting into
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Speaker 2: the specifics about Track because you know he's They're doing
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Speaker 2: just fine winning super Bowl's solid team. They know what
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Speaker 2: they're doing over there. I'm not going to criticize specifics
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Speaker 2: of that, but her certainly at the top of her game.
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Speaker 2: There's nothing but you know, Sunshine and Roses. For her
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Speaker 2: career wise, everything's going great. She's charging people insane amounts
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Speaker 2: of money to come see her in concert, and her
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Speaker 2: fans aren't saying, wow, this is expensive. They're saying, wow,
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Speaker 2: it's such an honor to be able to pay her
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Speaker 2: this much money to go see her, which is a
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Speaker 2: weird place to be. That's great for her, it's not
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Speaker 2: so much great for people that you know, maybe you're
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Speaker 2: spending more money to go to concerts than they should,
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Speaker 2: but that's their business, you know, they they go, you go,
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Speaker 2: you go to the concert, you see the artists that
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Speaker 2: you want to go see. It's your money, all right,
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Speaker 2: And it's this is the way capitalism works. This is
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Speaker 2: the way the free markets work. And it's interesting that
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Speaker 2: Taylor Swift would be, you know, politically aligned with the
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Speaker 2: side that's not you know, not so friendly towards capitalism.
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Speaker 2: But anyway, she's worked it, she's worked the angle. And
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Speaker 2: I said then that I felt like that was really
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Speaker 2: it was really all about setting up her getting active
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Speaker 2: in this presidential run. And I said, then, may not
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Speaker 2: be until you know, September October, but at some point
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Speaker 2: we're going to hear from her. She's going to give
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Speaker 2: her endorsement, and we're going to find out of course
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Speaker 2: she's supporting you know, then it would have been Biden,
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Speaker 2: but of course she's anti Trump. Of course that's what
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Speaker 2: we're going to hear. And that's that's the benefit in
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Speaker 2: getting this huge, bigger, you know, much bigger even audience
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Speaker 2: for her and for helping to revive the NFL. There's
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Speaker 2: so many things, because the NFL took a huge hit,
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Speaker 2: took a huge hit during the Kaepernick stuff. It took
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Speaker 2: a huge hit, all sports took a hit during COVID,
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Speaker 2: So you know, there's there's definitely you know, people going
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Speaker 2: there's no real benefit, there's benefit in this couple being
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Speaker 2: what it is, and ultimately it was going to be
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Speaker 2: about a political benefit because we get to hear from
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Speaker 2: from Taylor Swift and then you know, and then then
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Speaker 2: and that was me just speculating here on this show,
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Speaker 2: and then I hear from people, Oh, you know that
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Speaker 2: there's a couple of people on TV that are saying
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Speaker 2: the same thing, and that's well, I didn't. I didn't
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Speaker 2: know that. I don't. That's part of why I don't
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Speaker 2: watch a lot of these shows. I think Jesse Waters
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Speaker 2: might have been one that I was told that was
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Speaker 2: he was theorizing the same thing, and I'll be honest,
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Speaker 2: I don't. I don't watch his show. I've watched it before,
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Speaker 2: I don't regularly watch it. And I've told you I
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Speaker 2: don't like to watch a lot of these shows because
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Speaker 2: I like my opinions to be my opinions, and I
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Speaker 2: don't want somebody to say Oh, but the people who
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Speaker 2: were telling me that were like, you were saying it,
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Speaker 2: and then all of a sudden he started saying it.
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Speaker 2: I don't think he got it from me. I certainly
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Speaker 2: am not one of those people that watches football and
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Speaker 2: thinks that in the huddle they're talking about me like,
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Speaker 2: I don't. That's not the way it works for me.
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Speaker 2: But anyway, and of course, anybody who supported the idea
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Speaker 2: that Taylor Swift was going to become some sort of
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Speaker 2: a player in this election in any way were mocked.
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Speaker 2: You know, it was a joke. Hah, Yeah, that's what
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Speaker 2: they're going to be. Sure, Taylor Swift's gonna get involved.
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Speaker 2: And then now she has. She watched the debate and
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Speaker 2: she's let everybody know that she likes Harrison hates Trump.
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Speaker 2: What a shocker. It's almost as if I said this
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Speaker 2: was going to happen back in February. It's all. It's
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Speaker 2: almost like it just played out exactly the way now
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Speaker 2: it was. She going to be more involved, we'll see,
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Speaker 2: you know, I speculated maybe she'd show up at the
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Speaker 2: convention for them. She did not do that. But I
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Speaker 2: think she's still been touring and charging people insane amounts
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Speaker 2: of money to go see her. But if that's what
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Speaker 2: they want to go, do go spend your money and
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Speaker 2: do that while you can. And you know it's not
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Speaker 2: beneficial to people who have really expensive concert tickets to
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Speaker 2: continue on with this economy, but you know, you do you,
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Speaker 2: Taylor Swift, That's what you do. All right, let's get
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Speaker 2: into some of this strange and bizarre news from around
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Speaker 2: the world. It's interesting though, those conspiracy theories that end
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Speaker 2: up happening and then nobody ever goes back and revisits it, like, oh,
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Speaker 2: I guess we were wrong on that. But yes, we
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Speaker 2: were just big old conspiracy theorists when we were talking
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Speaker 2: about Taylor Swift jumping into her endorsements for this selection.
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Speaker 2: All right, here we go. Let's start in Indiana. This
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Speaker 2: is one of our I mentioned. We had a monkey story.
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Speaker 2: Emergency responders in Indiana were called to a house to
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Speaker 2: assist a resident who was having a medical emergency, but
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Speaker 2: things certainly turned to monkey business. That's the way it's written.
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Speaker 2: And a Facebook post. Firefighters, ems workers and Spencer County
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Speaker 2: say that they responded to a call for medical assistance
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Speaker 2: at a residence immediately tended to the patient and then
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Speaker 2: the patient explained that her pet monkeys had gotten out
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Speaker 2: of the house and climbed up on the roof. They
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Speaker 2: said one of the little monkeys was unable to get
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Speaker 2: back down by itself, so firefighters had to work together
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Speaker 2: to help get the monkey down, share stepies and tried
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Speaker 2: to We had to hold onto the little guy until
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Speaker 2: the owner continued receiving medical treatment, So it was a
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Speaker 2: double like. They were able to help the owner with
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Speaker 2: the medical problems, but then also help get the monkey
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Speaker 2: off the roof. All right, here we go, this is
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Speaker 2: a really gross one. Sorry. A Chinese man with bad
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Speaker 2: breath was really bothering him for days. Fifty eight year
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Speaker 2: old recalling waking up one morning feeling like something was
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Speaker 2: in his nose and throat. He tried coughing, nothing came up.
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Speaker 2: He just dismissed it, went back to sleep. For the
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Speaker 2: next three days, he said, experienced unusually bad breath like
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Speaker 2: he's never had before. He also began coughing up a
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Speaker 2: lot of mucus. He went to the doctor. An initial
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Speaker 2: examination found nothing unusual, but he then went into a
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Speaker 2: respiratory specialist who performed a chest seat scan and determined
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Speaker 2: there was a foreign object in his lung. A broncoscope
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Speaker 2: was performed to retrieve the object. It turned out to
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Speaker 2: be a cockroach that apparently crawled up his nose while
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Speaker 2: he was sleeping and made its way into his lung. Eh,
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Speaker 2: that's pretty disgusting. Drunk, barfoot and passed out in the
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Speaker 2: turn lane of a major road is really only going
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Speaker 2: to get you put in jail. A forty one year
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Speaker 2: old furman Telepchko of a Popka Is it a Popka Florida? Sorry,
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Speaker 2: I don't know that area drank twenty five beers in
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Speaker 2: five hours and got into his car to drive home.
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Speaker 2: At some point, I guess maybe he realized probably shouldn't
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Speaker 2: be driving, so he did the right thing, parked the
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Speaker 2: car and tried to sleep it off. But he did
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Speaker 2: this in the left turn lane of a busy road.
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Speaker 2: A police officer approached the vehicle saw the man fast
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Speaker 2: asleep behind the wheel. He observed that the driver was
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Speaker 2: barefoot except for one sock on foot, and had four
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Speaker 2: bottles of Corona beer in the passenger seat. The driver
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Speaker 2: failed a field sobriety test and refused a breath test,
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Speaker 2: but after telling the officer that he had just consumed
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Speaker 2: twenty five beers wasn't really necessary. The man was arrested
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Speaker 2: charged with trunk driving. Yeah, that sounds about right. A
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Speaker 2: New Mexico woman who tried to check into an American
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Speaker 2: Airlines flight found out that she's on the airlines no
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Speaker 2: fly list, and then the reason why. It was a
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Speaker 2: bit disturbing for her. Twenty four year old Aaron Wright
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Speaker 2: was excited to fly to New Orleans for a sister's
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Speaker 2: bachelorette party, but was told the airport at the airport
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Speaker 2: that she couldn't check in because she'd been banned by
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Speaker 2: American Airlines. Confused, unable to believe what happened, she had
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Speaker 2: never done anything wrong to warrant a ban, and even
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Speaker 2: more frustrating, airline employees would not tell her why. Right
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Speaker 2: had to book a flight on another airline so that
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Speaker 2: she wouldn't miss her sister's party. While waiting eight hours
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Speaker 2: to board her flight, she called American Airlines to get
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Speaker 2: some answers as to why she would be on their
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Speaker 2: no fly list. It was twelve days later that she
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Speaker 2: got a response from corporate security, and she's still confused
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Speaker 2: at what they told her. A representative explained that she's
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Speaker 2: banned because she was caught having relations with a drunk
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Speaker 2: man on a previous flight. Wright who says, I don't
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Speaker 2: like the dudes, I likes the ladies told a rep
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Speaker 2: that means it's obviously not something that I would do.
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Speaker 2: So she submitted an appeal to the airline, and after
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Speaker 2: three months, she was finally taken off their no fly
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Speaker 2: list and reimbursed for her original flight. It seems like
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Speaker 2: an identity issue. I think it's safe to say if
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Speaker 2: you've ever made a big mistake at work, you'll probably
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Speaker 2: sympathize with this Chinese man. You probably didn't make a
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Speaker 2: four million dollar mistake at work, though I don't know
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Speaker 2: it's possible. This worker at a Chinese company that sells
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Speaker 2: washing machines accidentally mislabeled products on the company's website and
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Speaker 2: didn't notice the mistake for twenty minutes. Seems like a
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Speaker 2: reasonable amount of time to recover from your mistake. However,
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Speaker 2: forty thousand shoppers took advantage of the really sweet deals
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Speaker 2: on washing machines, and it cost the company more than
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Speaker 2: four million dollars. The company is devastated, begging customers to
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Speaker 2: understand it was a mistake. And withdraw their orders for
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Speaker 2: an immediate refund. The company even asked the employee to
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Speaker 2: make a seventeen minute video apologizing and explaining that he
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Speaker 2: made an honest mistake. There's no word on whether he
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Speaker 2: still employed at the company, but you know, it's a
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Speaker 2: good at tim, at least in convincing people that you know,
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Speaker 2: it's not their fault, it's specifically his fault. Florida man
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Speaker 2: under arrest for allowing his pets to swim in his
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Speaker 2: swimming pool. The pets, by the way, are alligators. Wildlife
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Speaker 2: officials received a tip about a homeowner who was keeping
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Speaker 2: gaters at his home as pets and decided to pay
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Speaker 2: him a visit to check it out. He didnied having
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Speaker 2: any large reptiles on his property, but then suddenly remembered
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Speaker 2: the two alligators he had living in his backyard swimming pool.
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Speaker 2: There was also a third gator that was dead, as
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Speaker 2: well as multiple fresh water turtles. It's unclear where he
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Speaker 2: got the animals from, but he was charged with possession
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Speaker 2: of an alligator and an unlawful take of wildlife. So
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Speaker 2: there's that, all right. There's just some things that you
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Speaker 2: should not ever put in the oven. Remember that show
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Speaker 2: called The Middle. They would always keep like a comforter,
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Speaker 2: like for storage in their oven, and they have to
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Speaker 2: remember to take it out, and they would always forget
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Speaker 2: and preheat the oven. A lot of people keep you know,
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Speaker 2: pans and things maybe in there that they go, oh,
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Speaker 2: I didn't need to leave that in there. That it
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Speaker 2: gets hot, and they've got to take it out and
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Speaker 2: deal with a hot pan that they didn't need while
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Speaker 2: they're trying to preheat an oven. But I would think
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Speaker 2: most people don't do what this person did. Firefighters in Chesterfield, Virginia,
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Speaker 2: were called to a home where an oven blew up
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Speaker 2: because someone put a loaded gun inside. OFFICI will say
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Speaker 2: someone inside the home, for some unknown reason, put the
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Speaker 2: loaded handgun in the oven and turned it on. The
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Speaker 2: gun got so hot that it fired five rounds. Fortunately
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Speaker 2: no one was hurt, but the gun and the oven
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Speaker 2: were destroyed and it actually photos show part of the
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Speaker 2: gun melted into the oven rack. The fire department wrote
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Speaker 2: on Facebook. When you place any item in an oven,
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Speaker 2: it's easy to forget where it is, which can lead
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Speaker 2: to a fire or something worse when you turn it on.
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Speaker 2: Keep them somewhere secure, like a gun safe. That's good advice,
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Speaker 2: we are inching our way towards Halloween. We're, you know,
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Speaker 2: getting close to that halfway point. I guess once you
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Speaker 2: get to a Friday the thirteenth, you can start thinking
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Speaker 2: about Halloween. And it's logical you go from Jason to Michael.
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Speaker 2: You know, you kind of have that, you know, maybe
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Speaker 2: a little Freddy somewhere in the middle. I don't know,
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Speaker 2: I don't know what your you know, a little leather
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Speaker 2: face or candy Man somewhere in there. I guess candy
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Speaker 2: Man would be the day after Halloween, right, But Halloween
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Speaker 2: costumes are certainly very present in the stores, and I
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Speaker 2: guess we're about to hit all of the Christmas stuff
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Speaker 2: hitting stores. There's a few places that have already decided
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Speaker 2: to take that plunge. But when it comes to Halloween costumes,
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Speaker 2: Walmart is now selling a you know, typically you have
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Speaker 2: a costume and you go, I'm gonna go as like
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Speaker 2: a witch, and you know, okay, that's my costume. And
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Speaker 2: then you have maybe you go, we're a couple, why
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Speaker 2: don't we go. We'll go and we'll buy the duel,
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Speaker 2: like the couple costume. I'll be ketch up and you'll
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Speaker 2: be mustard, you know whatever. But now Walmart apparently now
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Speaker 2: is selling what is being dubbed a thrupple costume. It's
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Speaker 2: labeled a couple costume. But I don't know that they
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Speaker 2: know what the word couple means because it's a twenty
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Speaker 2: seven dollars costume for three people to wear. And you
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Speaker 2: would think that maybe if they weren't kind of suggesting
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Speaker 2: this thrupple thing that's a couple with you know, three
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Speaker 2: people in it, you know, you know, three people and
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Speaker 2: in this case two guys in one gal, you would
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Speaker 2: think maybe they would market it as like, hey, it's
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Speaker 2: you know, a mom, a dad, and a kid. No,
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Speaker 2: it's pretty clearly three adults in the picture. Well, the
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Speaker 2: costume costs twenty seven bucks and it lets people dress
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Speaker 2: up as the ingredients for s'mores, one as a gram cracker,
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Speaker 2: one a piece of chocolate, and one is a charred marshmallow.
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Speaker 2: So yeah, twenty six ninety seven at your local Walmart store.
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Speaker 2: If you know you need a costume, not just for you,
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Speaker 2: not just for your partner, but you know, if you
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Speaker 2: got another person or whatever you want to invite along. Hey,
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Speaker 2: after one hundred and fifty five years, Campbell's is dropping
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Speaker 2: soup from their name. Instead of Campbell's Soup, They're going
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Speaker 2: to be Campbell Company. Of course, they're known for their soups,
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Speaker 2: but they also do sauces, pastas, snacks, drinks and more
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Speaker 2: so Campbell Company. It's still a big part of the
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Speaker 2: company soup is, but it seems that snacks are more lucrative,
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Speaker 2: with snack sales growing thirteen percent last year versus only
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Speaker 2: three percent in their soups. When you gotta go, you
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Speaker 2: gotta go. But what if you got to go at work?
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Speaker 2: Some people cannot bring themselves to do a two zy
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Speaker 2: in the bathroom at the office. And the Health Department
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Speaker 2: in Ueensland, Australia my second home, right that's where my
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Speaker 2: bride's from. They're trying to change that mentality with a
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Speaker 2: new campaign. It's called It's Okay to Pooh at Work.
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Speaker 2: The department posted a video on Instagram encouraging people to
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Speaker 2: go two zi's at the office, explaining that's not what
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Speaker 2: it said, but that's what I call it, explaining that
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Speaker 2: consistently ignoring your need to pooh can lead to stool
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Speaker 2: getting stuck in your colon, hemorrhoids, and other serious issues,
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Speaker 2: so it's better to let it out than hold it in.
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Speaker 2: They go on to say that a lot of people
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Speaker 2: suffer from poop paranoia and are afraid of being judged
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Speaker 2: by coworkers because of the sounds or the smells. For
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Speaker 2: those people, they suggest bringing a small fragrance spray into
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Speaker 2: the bathroom, avoid food or drink that you know may
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Speaker 2: trigger your need to go, and also just remember that
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Speaker 2: everyone poops. So QLD Health is the Instagram page that
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Speaker 2: has the ad on it. It's got a lot of
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Speaker 2: just in the picture. The main picture of it dolphins
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Speaker 2: or possibly it's a porpoise. I think it's a dolphin
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Speaker 2: and rainbows and all sorts of wonderful things going on
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Speaker 2: in the ad. So they don't want you to have,
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Speaker 2: you know, increased heart rate or sweating or nausea. They
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Speaker 2: want you to be able to just do what you
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Speaker 2: gotta do. You know, just do what you gotta do
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Speaker 2: to have a stress free public toilet. Pooh. Remember, I'm
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Speaker 2: going to read you exactly what it says. Remember everyone poops.
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Speaker 2: Visualize someone famous on the toilet like Taylor Swift, all right,
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Speaker 2: can I visualize her with Diarryetino. Bring a small fragrance
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Speaker 2: spray of the toilet with you, Avoid food drink that
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Speaker 2: might tro your bibles. And then here's the good. Breathe
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Speaker 2: deeply or do a short meditation exercise. So there you go.
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Speaker 2: And they say you can call a healthcare provider for
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Speaker 2: support if you need it, if the stress of going
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Speaker 2: to the bathroom in public is a big problem for you.
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Speaker 2: There's a list of dates that they say are the
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Speaker 2: lucky days to get married if you're going to get
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Speaker 2: married in twenty twenty five. I'm not going to read
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Speaker 2: all these dates. I'm just noticing that a lot of
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Speaker 2: the dates that they say are lucky this year, or
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Speaker 2: the second and first and second of a lot of months,
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Speaker 2: a couple of thirds in there. The twenty fives, I
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Speaker 2: guess are big because of it being twenty twenty five.
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Speaker 2: So anyway, but they got some lucky dates. Go to
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Speaker 2: the not where you can find the dates, figure out
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Speaker 2: which ones are the lucky ones, and finally, before checking
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Speaker 2: out of a hotel, always good to do that once over,
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Speaker 2: or if you're like me, like a twenty over the
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Speaker 2: room to make sure you're not leaving something behind, especially
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Speaker 2: something valuable. Hotels dot Com released it's annual Hotel Room
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Speaker 2: Insights Report revealing some of the most unusual items that
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Speaker 2: turned up in the hotel lost in founds and they say,
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Speaker 2: in addition to common things left behind like toiletry's, phone chargers,
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Speaker 2: and dirty laundry, some hotels have reported finding a pet lizard,
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Speaker 2: a baby chicken, a car tire, dentures, two full leg casts,
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Speaker 2: stacks of cash, and a six million dollar wristwatch. Hey,
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Speaker 2: that was mine. That was me. I wonder if I
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Speaker 2: could get them to return that. That'll do it for
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